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CELEBRATES 86TH
ANNIVERSARY
Mr. J. Frank Slocumb celebrated
his 86th birthday anniversary on
last Wednesday and was entertainpd
nil VUotlnoo.lo.. ?* -
.. v?%uv?uu; CTCHlllg HI a must
delightful family party at the home
of Mr. aud Mrs. Charles William*
where he \a^u house guest.
The guests were iuvlted into the
diniug room where cake, punch, sal
ted nuts and mints was served. The
table was spread with a lovely lace
cover and centered with the birth- J
day cake bearing red and white!
, Those enjoying the party with Mr
SVocum were Mr. nnd Mr*. L. D. Shu
ford, Grady Watterson, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs.. Grady Watterson, Misses Lou i
Ise and Betty Watterson, Mr: and'
Mrs Smyre Williams, Smyre, Jr., |
and Frances Williams'; Miss Ozelle ,
, Kiser, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wll-!
Hanks, Buddy and Margaret Williams.
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JKtETING OF BObK CLUB ?n,
f Mrs. E. W. Neal was hostess to
/ members of lier book club entertain
ing at the home of Mrs. Jacob Cooty
er on last Thursday evening. ?
Mrs. W. A. Rldenhour hand chai;!go
of an Interesting and timely pro-1
gram on "Muklng of the Film for
'Gone With the Wind' ". Those assisting
on the program were Mesdames
A. L. Hill. M. L. Harmon. J.
O.-Hord, H. T. Fulton. P. D. Patrick
and Manly Morehead.
.A" delicious salad course with accessories
and a sweet course was
V Berved. <
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HAPPENINGS
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FIRST BAPTIST CIRCLES MEET i
The Ann Haaeletlne Circle, of the
Missionary Society of the First Bap '
tint Church met at the home of Mrs
It. C. tiold oti Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Kugene Roberts, the leader t
qyjJjjgted the' meeting*- Nineteen I
uiiubera were present.
Mrs. Karl Ledford had charge of
a helpful program on "Soul Win- i
ning."
Uuring the Social hour n salad :
and sweet course was served. *
The hula Herndon Circle met at
Mountain VTew House with Mrs. W.
hostesses.
Nineteen members were present.
The topic of study was "Fishers
of Men."
A ' salad and sweet course was
served.
The Judson Circle met at the
home of Mrs. Bd Hord with nineteen
members present. Mrs. R. R.
Yarboro, the. leader, conducted the
meeting..
Mrs. Doris Littlejd|hn conducted
the devotional service.
fMrs. J. B. Keeter bad charge of '
Urn program on ''Home" and was 1
assisted by Mcedamcs Atwood Mc- '
Daniel and Mrs. Charles Campbell.
A tempting salad course with accessories
and a sweet course was
served with the Valentine motif observed.
Th& meeting of the. Business Women's
Circle was held at the home
of Mrs. J. M. Rhea on Monday eveuing.
16 members were present.
_,Mrs. Rhea, the leader, conductea
the meeting.
Mrs. A. (?. Sargeant had charge
of an interesting program.
Tempting refreshments fcore served
during the social hour.
MEEJ1NG OF AMERICAN Jt
LHtSlOfT AUXILIARY ~7\
' The meeting of the American lie- ^
glon Auxiliary' was held at the home i
of Mrs. J. M. Rhea on Tuesday Afternoon
with Mrs. J, E. Mauney, \as/
<o-hosJess. ,
Stj^een members answered roll
oall. Mrs. A. G. Sargeant had charI
ge of the devotional talking on
ii l n j .1 t rtw.
ucuiimig ;u ncaa &UU uutc mc
IHble."
% Mpb. Paul Mauney read from the
Aineriutn LiegicVi Auxiliary' New a,
'Tl'he Theme Song and Keep America,
American.''
Mrs. J. R. Davis niaje an inter
eating talk on "National Defense,"
topic for. month's study.
The hostesses served delicious re
freshments.
SENIOR WOMAN'S CLUB TO
HEAR DISTRICT OFFICERS
FRIDAY
Guest speakers at the February
meeting of rite Woman's Club wilt
be Mrs. Z. J. Thomson Cf Shelby,
President of the Fourth District
and Mrs. Boggs, of Forest City, District
Chairman of Law Observance.
fPhe topic for the afternoon will
he "Citizenship."
'The meeting will be held at 3:30
at the club house. Tea will be served
informally afterwards. \11 club
women and others* interested In
bearing these talks are extended a
cordial invitation to be present,
Mrs. Thompson is especially anxious
to meet officers of the Junior
Club and they with other members
if that club are invited to attend.
3IRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Char's
February 4th,a son, David Arthur
velght seven pounds. 13 onncee, at
bo General Garrison Hospital in
itantnnin. Mrs. Chavis is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mre. Arthur Bennett.
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METHODIST CIRCLE8 MEET
Circles of Central Methodise
Church met Monday afternoon as'
follows:
Circle Number One at the home
:>f Mrs. B. M. Ormand. with 17 mem j
Inr/-.-* present: Mrs. A, 1*. Wurlick,
the leader, presided.
Mrs. L?. D. Shuford conducted the
devotional and Mrs. Proctor Thorn-ton
presented , an interesting Bible
study.
.During the social hour tempting:
refreshments were served.
Circle Number Two met at the
with Mrs. Hunter Ware, the leader.!
pr< voiding. Fourteen meinhera weree
present. A
Mrs. H. T. Fulton conducted the
devotional and Mrs. J. O. Plonk ha^ti
< barge of the Bible Study.
During the social hour the hostess
served a tea and sandwicp
course and heart-shaped cookies. \'
Circle Number Three met at the i
borne of Mrs. J. R. Davis, with 16 |
members present.
iMrs. Davis had charge of the
devotional and Mrs. if. C. Sprinkle
conducted an interesting Bible study
Mrs. J. L. Settleinyre, the leader
presided."
(Delicious refreshments were served
at the conclusion of the business
sr?<lon..
Mrs. 1. B. Gofortli was hostess to
members of Circle Number Four.
Fourteen members answered roll
call.
Mrs. E. W. Griffin presented an
interesting Bible lesson.
Mrs. Goforth was in charge of the
business session.
Tempting refreshments were served
during the ocial hour.
PARTY FOR 8UNDAY
^Ct+OOL CLASS
Members of the Women's Blblt*
Class of Boyce Memorial Church
were entertained ?t the heme nt
Mrs. Grady Patterson on Monday
evening with Mrs. Patterson, Mrs.
C. L. Black and Miss . Freelov?
Black as hostesses.
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Mrs. Jesse Stewart (bad! fcbarirfo
of the entertainment for the eveny
tng featuring several games. The
hostesB served a sandwlch\
and sweet course. The favors were )*
suggestive ot the Valentine season.
Those present Included Mesdamcs ^
R. N. Haird, W. E. Blakely, C. L,.
Black. W. K. Crook, W. S. Fulton.
P. I). Fulton. Campbell Phlfer, E W. }
Neal, Ben H. Goforth, Orr Weir, T' 1
P. McGllf, N..F. McGill. bona McV
Glib W. J. McGill, J. M. Garrison, fv
P. G. Ratterree, J. H. Stewart, Ldla
Jacks ", .'tid Miss FYeelove Black. 1
MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET
The Woman's Missionary 8oclety j
of Central Methodist church will | j
ghx an juluniNR reception in honor i
of pastor Rev. Mr. Sprinkle and>'
Mrs. Sprinkle. The affair wil) X>4<
held In the dining room of the chi^r :
ch on Saturday, Feb. 17. at eight '
o'clock. All members of the church i '
and their friends are cordially In- svlted
to attend. .
OFFICERS
a meeting of the Junior Wo-/
man's Club the following officers j
wen- elected: Mrs. C. A. Gates, Jr.^
President; Miss Fay Mauney, viceV '
president; Miss Ethel Roberts,}
treasurer; Mrs John Caveny, secre
iairs. Bill Thomson. Junior
Counselor^ Mrs. .Aubrey Mauney, '
Qanlo. 1
kxucmwi < uuunnui .
"The meeting wi, held at "th?
home of Mrs. Harry Page with Mrs
Page and Mrs. George Moss" hosteaves.
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After the business session bridge '
was played. Mrs. Robert Miller scor |
ed high and was presented a luncheon
set in the Mexican ntotif.
A congealed salad with accessories
was served with the Valentine
idea suggested.
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MEMBER? Ot- SUNDAY SCHOOL
CLASS ENTERTAINED
The Young Women's Bible Class
of Centra Methodist Church were
entertained at the Ttome of Mrs. H.
C. Sprinkle. Jr., on SaturdnV eventug
with Mrs. Milliard Black assisting.
"Prof. Qulzz" and Valentine' con
tests provided amusement.
(During the business session the
members voted to name the class
"Rebecca", in memory of the late
MrB. Robert M. Hoyle, wife of one
of the most beloved former pastors
of Central church.
The Valentine motif was cleverly
1 observed In the delicious refreshIntents
served at the conclusion of
the business session.
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^ Personals 4
Mrs. Joe Thomson and Mrs. Grady j
<lng spent Monday In Charlotte. - ids
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Mrs. Clarence Bumgardner of Br- V-ei
vlp, Teas., spent Monday with hjer
>rother, J). P. Hord and family, i^/der
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drs. Craig's parents., ^
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spending several days in Chester on
Kvs^sptorried to Kings Mountain. fer
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Mrs. Arthur Hay . has returned dm
'fin Palm Harbor. Kla.. where she
vas a guest of Mrs. C.. E. Neislep, j
it her widler home-. ,o.
Mrs. Pollock, who makes her Mr
lome with her son. Mr. T. A. Pol- ni
*?t.?"hiM??*'gH"'U'iy titK'-rTT*-TTTT^-fit
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he lattcr's parents. Mr. and Mrs. i,fl
i. L. Settlemyre this .week. ^
Mr. and Mrs:-C. P. Thcmasson and ^
son. George, spent the day Saturday
it Oak Rldgo where their son, f'har
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ward Jenkins.
limmy Darraeott, student" at Omit
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. and Mrs. J. G. Darraeott
i-k-end. Jinuny had as his guest,
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? Mrs. J. M. Sprouse of AAtderi.
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