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Meeting of Gleaners CLass
Mrs. Gilbert Hord und Mrs 1>. M
Bridges were hostesses to members
of the Gleaners Class of the First
Baptist Church entertaining at ' the
tomaii
Bute fall flowers were arranged
In decoration.
Mrs. Wray Klrby conducted the
. Palmollve, 3 for .............. 20c
Klek, 3 for 25c
8m. Super Suds, 3 for 2Cp
Bars* Super Suds 23c
Lge. Octagon Soap, 6 for 25c
Lge. Octagon Powders, 6 for ...25c
8m. Octagon Soap, 10 for 23o
8m. Octagon Powders, 10 for ..23c
Octagon Toilet, 2 for 9c
Octagon Cleanser, 2 for 9c
Octagon Granulated, 3 for . . 25c
Hollywood. 3 for
Crystal White, 3 for 14c
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devotional,
Mrs. Manly Moorbead bad charge I
of the t-uteitaiumeal feature of the!
meeting which wus iu the nature o!
a ''I'aclvUg* Party." In the vegetable
contest iiud can contest. Mis. Wray
j-j?gaajan?-??pfttrnr*''* i
I'uul Hendricks were prize winners.
Member brought packages ' con- tainftig
canned products and other
foods^ to b? distributed to route one
in need.
The refreshments were vied up
in pacagcs making an nlttactiv*
plate. ;
Members present Included Mesdaines
Charlie lilalock, E. K. Roberts,
lliulf Col|, Mtut| Moorhfrud,Itichurd
Jlord, Clyde Lindsay, Klmer
Logan. Earl Tate, Maxle Yarboro.
Alvln Yarboro, Ray Kirby, Isaac Mel
QUI, Shelly Gibson, Cletus Blucfcwell
and J. P. Dillard. Visitors In- |
eluded Mrs. B. N. Barnes, Mrs Paul!'
Jleudrlcks and Miss Lucy Hambrlgbt,
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Birth Announcement
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond \
Poster. Wednesday, and 8 V- pound j
daughter." Mrs. Poster was before .
marriage, Miss Ruby Falls.
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rs. J. B. Falls, Manager
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MRS* A. H. PATTERSON,
Meeting Of Thursday
Afternoon Book Club
Mis. DC Muuttey hostess to
uiiWubet s of the Thursday Afternoon
A pleasing arrangement or fall
tlowers made the rooms unusually
uttiULllve.
Mrs. It. L Maunev arranged an en
joyable program oil- Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Manly Moorhead gave an an
introduction, a synopsis of the origin
01' Thanksgiving concluding with
the messages of President itoosevelt
and Gov. iClyde A. Hoey., Mrs.
10. A. Ilarrill read an article. This
Thuuksglvlng in America, by Booth
Turkington, and Mrs. C. E. Neisler
told of, Sharing With The Unfortunate.
Two of Joyce Kilmer's poems
read by Miss Retta Bvar were enjoyed.
The program waas concluded
with a humorous selection by Mrs.,
W. K. Mauney.
. During the business session the,
following officers were elected for
coming year: Mrs. M-. L Harmon,
president; Mrs. H. N. Moss, vice
president; Mrs. Manly Moorhead;
secretary and Mrs. it. L. Maunc-y
treasurer.
The hostess served a salad and
sweet course.
P. .T. A. Musical Tea
Saturday Afternoon
Anyone interested in the welfare
.it the child is invited to attend the |
nusical tea of The Parent-Teacher
Association of Central School to be
iiven Saturday afternoon . at the
liome of .Mrs. Charles S. Williams
Iroin 3:30 to 5:30. An interesting
program has been arranged and
nuslo lovers are in store for a real
treat. A silver offering will be taken
and the proceeds will go to aid the
underprivileged children in the
school. The program follows:
First group (3:30 P. M.)
Chorus: ? Prayer of Thanksgiving,
Old Dutch Melody; Oi* Carolt-i
r.a, Cooke; Avis Mae Warlick, Jackie
Falls, Jean Hord, Bmelyn Gilles
pie, Frances Summers, Betty Hayes
Louise Harrison, Laura Randall.
Piano:?Trees ? Rasbach; Coast
ing ? Burleigh: Rachel McClain.
Reading: ? Milking Time ? Robert
Service: Sara iH^rndon.
Solo: ? Land of the Sky ? Blue
Water ? Cadman: Mrs. Charles Wll
Hams.
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Miles Mauney.
Second group (4:15 P. M.)
Piatio: ? On the Ice at SweetBrier;
Village Dance: Frances Williams.
Solo: ? I'll Never Ask You to Tell
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ire problems that can
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Flattery at a Price
ou Can Pay!
S/uRack
indations
$2.98
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ly cannot "ride up."
tig, bulging or gaping,
tting in waist; flat diand
abdomen
traps stay put.
flat hip-lines,
iery runs.5
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tent and poise. YoaTI see
*ior figure molding qual
Store
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THURSDAY, NOV. 21. 1940
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Betty Wutterson.
Reading: ?. Aux Italleus ? Lipi
niau: Betty Bee Neisler.
Piano Duet: ? Murche Mllitalr
-?.'Schubert: .Virginia and.' Krauces
Summers.
Solo: ? Mrs. E. W. Neal. '*
Piano: ? Ballade in P Major
Chopin: Ernest Mauuey.
Meeting of Study Club
Mrs. B. S. Peeler Was hostess tl
members oi the Study Club and In
vised guest* entertaining at he
home on East King street Tutsdu;
evening. ' '
The home was tastefully arrange*
with i lir.vsauthcinuiua and greener;
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ot tile piogram. featuring a eontiti
u.it ion 01 .the study on Famous Wo
uo ii. Mn. O. \V. Myers diseussei
.Madam Curie and' Mrs. liarle:
Campbell gave a review of the bool
A Woman Surgeon, by Itosalie Slat
gliter Morton.
'A salad court*? with aeoessorlet
and a sweet eourse was serv?|l.'
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Hostess To Bridge Club
Mrs. E. A. Smith was hostess ti
members of her bridge club at hei
I home 011 Tuesday afternoon. *
Chrysanthemums and other fa!
flowers were arranged in detoratioi
/\ tea course was servea anei
the game.
Those playing Included Mesdamei
George Baltimore, K. H. Webb. Cha
les Dilling, Booth Gillespie, Jo<
Nei'sler, Paul Nelsler, Hayne Black
met' and the hostess.
Personals
Mrs. S. H. Walker of Bessetnei
City was a week-end visitor of hei
sisteu. Mrs. J. -A. Walker
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Miss Kathleen Owen visited he!
i parents in Salisbury for the week
end.
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Leon. Wolfe left recently for Wasl
Ington, p. 0.. where he has accept
ed a petition.
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' Mr. and Mrs. Price Patterson ol
ihavenel, S. C., spent the paat week
sjtfth relatives in this section.
Mrs. E. W. Griffin and childret
will spend Thanksgiving with Mrs
Griffin's father, Mr. R. W. Kurfees
in Mocksville.
Miss Dorothy Hoke student at W
C. U. N. C., Greensboro, spent th<
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reu of Greenwood, S C? were visl
tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Y. K. Throneburg during the week
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Mr. and Mrs. Y. F Throneburg had
Us guests Sunday Mrs Throneburg'"
} parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B Mur '
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carefully made of the finest ingredi
that the world affords.
We keep these candies just as fres!
possible . ...we receive them direc
fast express . . . and, if for any res
whatsoever, your box of fiollingswo:
P is not in perfect condition, we
gladly replace it with a fresh box.
i Remember our Candg Department v
gou want the finest candies ... A
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Atlanta, Ga., where tb| .v artteadmt>
the Oh.-Tech vts. Alabama tMtkd<
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