SOCIAL AND PERSONAL HAPPENINGS
1 ot INTEREST to WOMEN
MRS. P. D. HERN DON. Editor PHONE 167
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Dress Shop ? Second Floor
Mrs. Keeter Hostess
To Study Club
Members of the Study Club were
entertained at a very delightful
meeting last Tuesday night at the
home of 'Mrs. J. B, Keeter. ?
Mrs. Keeter Invited members to
the side terrace where small tables
were placed and attractively set for
refreshments. .When all had assem
bled we were jnvited to the out
door dining room where tempting .
friend chicken, potato salad, corn on |
the cob, stuffed tomatoes, celery and
carrot curls, pickles and cheese bis
cuits were served picnic style, we
returned to the small tables to eat.
Mrs. Keeter assisted by her daugh
ter, Mrs. ID. F. Hord, served iced wa
termelon. After such a sweltering
day we found it a treat to be out in
the -open and enjoy the good food
and pleasant breeze.
When tables were cleared, Mrs. B. ,
N. Barnes, president, presided over j
the meeting. She presented Mrs. |
Pride Ratterreee, program leader,!
who introduced Mrs. Luther Cansler, j
speaker for the evening. Mrs. Cans
ler in a very charming way told of
the original Girls Scouting and some >
of the achievements that have been
accomplished through the Girl
Scouts.
Sargeat-Lemaster
Invitations Sent
Invitations have been issued read
ing as follows: . - ?
"The Reverend and Mrs. Angus
Gerard Sargeant request the honour
of your presence at the marriage of
their daughter, Vera Stapley, to Mr. j
George 'Franklin Lemaster Friday'
evening, the fifth of August, nine
teen hundred and forty-nine, at;
eight o'clock, Calvary Baptist Chur- ;
ch, Charlotte, North Carolina.'
Accompanying card: "Reception :
immediately following the cere- ;
mony, Fellowship hall of the church. '
Thursday night after the rehearsal
Miss Sargeant will entertain her
bridal paciy at her home on ^lorson
street.
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Geo. B. Grayson, Jr.
Fifth Birthday Noted
Master George B. Grayson, Jr., was
feted with a birthday party honor
ing his fifth birthday on Saturday
afternoon, July 30th, at the home
of his aunt, Mrs. Howard Ware. The
party was prior to his birthday as
he entered the Shrine Hospital in
Greenville on Monday. Numerous I
games were enjoyed by the children
after which candy, nuts, ice cream
and cake were served. As the child-;
ren left they were given a story !
book as a favor. V.. * , I
Brownie Scouts
Receive Awards
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The Brownie Scouts of Troop No.
14 with, their leader, Mrs. J. B.
Simpson, their parents and
other members of of the families,
their instructors, Mr. and Mrs. Buck
Early enjoyed a picnic at Lake Mon
tonia, Saturday afternoon. 1
High light of the affair was the
Brownies receiving a Red Cross cer
tificate, having passed the neces
sary requirements for beginniers
swimming. _ _ ____
Those receiving certificates were
Peggy Wrenn Craig, Guy Ann Hen- ?
derson, Jeanne Plonk, Judy Cox,
Jane TTtomsin, Becky Blanton, Phyl
lis Dean and Martha Houser.
In appreciation to Mr. and Mrs.
Early for having taught them to
swim the Brownies presented them j
with a towel shower.
Miss Greene Will Wed
Mr. Putnam On Aug. 6
Miss Betty Jo Greeue, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter "Daivid Greene,
and David Paul Putnam, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne L. Putnam, will
be married Saturday afternoon, Au
gust 6, at 6 p. m. in the Macedonia
Baptist church.
No formal invitations to the wed
ding are being issued'but all friends
and relatives of the two families are
cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. W. T. Weir Fetes
Adelphian Club
Mrs. E A. Harrill was invited to j
play with- members of the Adelphi
an club last Thurifday night when
it met with Mrs. W. T. Weir at her
home. ' % I
Bowls of summer f lowers were
used to decorate the living and din
ing rooms.
Mrs. W. M.-- Moorhead received
high score prize, Mrs. E. A.. Harrill ,
received the guest prize.
During the refreshment period a
salad plate with accessories was ser
ved.
Dr. And Mrs. D. F. Hord
Hosts To Hi-Lo Club
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'Dr. and Mrs. D. F Hord were host
to the members of the Wi-Lo bridge
club at the home of Mrs. Hord's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Keeter, last
(Friday night.
Guests were invited out to the pic
nic table on the lawn where iced
watermelons were served.
Tables were placed for bridge on
the sun porch. After several progres
sions, score prizes were given Mrs.
J. C. Bridges high winner for the la
dies, Sam Stallings received high
for the men.
I Foster-Berry
! Nuptials Announced
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Foster of Lin
wood Road announce the marriage
of their daughter, Betty Jean, to
Melvln Berry, on July 19, at Gaff
t ey, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Berry are making
their home in Bessemer City for the
present.
Mrs. Berry is employed by Crafts-'
spun Yarn MK1 and Mr. Berry is em
ployed by Matthews Grocery Com
pany in Bessemer City.
Guests Honored
With Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Crosby enter
tained at adinner party last Wednes j
day night at the Oriental in Char- 1
iotte honoring their house, guests, |
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wolf of Baltimore,!
Md.
Others enjoying the Crosby's hos- ;
pltality were Mr. and Mrs. VV. L.
Davis of Albany, Oa., Mr. and Mrs. j
John Cheshire.
Mrs. H. R. Hunnicutt
Fetes Ace Of Clubs
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Mrs. Harold Hunnicutt was hos
tess Thursday afternoon to the reg
ular meeting of the Ace of Clubs
Bridge club. ? ?
Lovely arrangements of various
summer flowers adorned the home.
When scores were tallied Mrs.
Carl Mauney received the high
score award, Mrs. Fred Plonk, sec
ond high, and Mrs. W. L. Ramseur
was presented a gift for the high
score for visitors. ' '
A frozen fruit salad course with
accessories was served after which
Blum's Almondettes were served by
the hostess.
Mrs. Don Blanton, Mrs. W. L.
Ramseur and Mrs. P. G. Padgett
were invited guests.
Mrs. U. L. Jolly Legion
Auxiliary President ?
The American Legion Auxiliary
met on Friday nigi:? at the home
of Mrs. Paul Mauney.
The meeting opened with singing
the Natnonal Anthem and the Sa
lute to the Flag. After prayer, re
ports of last year's work were giv
en by the treasurer, Mrs. George
Allen, and the president, Mrs. Paul
Mauney. Mrs. W. B. Logan, as re
habilitation and hospital chairman,
and Mrs. J. N. Gamble, as child wel
fare chairman, were especially prai
sed for their splendid work during
the year.
Mrs. P. G. Hatterree, a' past presi
dent of the unil, used an impressive
Ceremony in installing the follow
ing officers for the coming year:
President, Mrs. C. L. Jolly; vice
president, Mrs. D. E. Tate; secretary
treasurer, Mrs. Fred Mclia'niel, jr.;
chaplain, Mrs. Gordon Beatty; re
habilitation chairman, Mrs. W. B
Logan; child welfare chairman,
Mrs. J. N. Gamble.
Following the installation service j
Miss Patty Harris sang "A Little Bit
of Heaven." by Ernest BaL.
The hostess served ice cream and
cookies.
Couples Club Meets
With The Dai) Fingers
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Finger were
hosts to the Couples Club at their
home last Friday night.
Cut flowers in summer variety
were used to decorate the rooms. A
delicious dessert collation was ser
ved prior to the games.
Mrs. Drace Peeler was high scor
er for the ladies. C. 'F. Thomasson for
the men.
M*. and Mrs. Robert Miller were
invited guests.
Mr. And Mrs. J. P Wolf
Feted With A Picnic
Honoring Mr. and Mrs. John P.
Wolf of Baltimore, Md . hou.se *
| guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cros
; by, Mr. and Mrs. John Cneshirt? en
! tertained Thursday at 6 p. in. wKh.
, a picnic at l.ake Montonia.
After a refreshing swim- the
i guests enjoyed a delicious . picnic
; supper. Later in the evening they
i enjoyed dancing in the pavilidn.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cheshire
I others than those already mention
ed were Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Davis,
[Albany, (la.. Mr. and Mrs Bill Ful
! ton, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Finger, Dr.
and Mrs. D. 'F. Hord. and Mr and
Mrs. Packard <Elliott of Shelby*.
Y. W. A.'s To Meet
Monday Night 7:30
i The Y. W. A's. of t lie First B ip'Lst
I church will meet Monday night at
7:30 in the Berean room.
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Topic for discussion will he, "A
I Neighbor, A Need." Miss Frances
| Edens will be In charge of the pro
gram and Miss Ducky Jerfkjris will .
j be hostess. '
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