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Elizabeth Stewart, Editor
Central PTA Officers
Installed At Meeting
Mrs. J. P. Mauhey was install
ed as president of the Central
school Parent - Teacher Associa
tion at a meeting of the school
PTA April 7. Other officers in
stalled were Rev. P. L. Shore, Jr.,
vice-president, Miss Marie Line
burger, secretary, and Mrs. B. N. j
Barnes, treasurer.
Rowell Lane, high school prin
cipal, was speaker for the pro
gram, and prayer was offered by
Rev. Shore, pastor of Central Me
thodist church. Miss Margaret
Cole and Mrs. Jim Logan sang
"Open My Eyes," accompanied
,on the piano by Miss Margaret
Goforth: . .i
Following the address by Prin
cipal Lane, Mrs. Logan sang,
"My Task."
Officers were installed by B. N.
Barntea, school superintendent.
Piano music during the installa
tion service was furnished by
Miss Margaret Cole.
Mrs. A. L Allran
Circle Hostess Monday
Mrs. A. L. Allran was hostess
to Circle No. 7 of Central Metho
dist church for the circle's regular
meeting Monday night. Sixteen
circle members attended.
Mrs. Gail McDaniel was In
charge of a devotional for the j
meeting. Topic of her meditation
was "The Crucifixion."
A routing business session was
conducted by Mrs. Clarence Pee
le, circle chairman. She present
ed Mrs. A. J. Argo, who spoke to
the group on "Africa."
During the social hour, Mrs.
Allran was assisted in serving de
licious refreshments.
Miss Margaret Harmon
Methodist Circle Hostess
Mlsa Margaret Harmon was
hostess to members of Circle 9 j
of Central Methodist church Mon-N|
day evening.
Mrs. Delbert Dixon, circle
chairman, conducted the business
session and also had charge of
the program for the meeting. Be
fore the business session, Miss
Harmon read a devotional and of- 1
fered the opening prayer.
During the social hour, Miss
Harmon was assisted by Mrs. I.
B. Goforth. Sr., in serving a des
sert plate with punch. Eight cir
cle members attended the meet
ing.
Macedonia Church WMU
Held Meeting On Monday
Members of the Woman's Mis
sionary Union of Macedonia Bap
tist church met Monday night
at the home of Mrs. James Bo
lin. Eight members attended.
Mrs. Ruth Lynn had charge of
a devotional before a program
presented by Mrs. Ray Wright,
Mrs. Beck Page, Mrs. M. B. Mar
tin, Mrs. Paul Owens, and Mrs.
Lynn. Topic of their discussion
was "Medical Missions in South
America." The program was clos
ed with prayer:
During the business stesslon,
Mrs. James Bolln was elected
president of the WMU. Other of
ficers arc Mrs. Paul Owens, vice
president, and Mrs. O. T. Gun
nells, secretary . treasurer. Rou
tine business was discussed.
A social hour followed the
meeting. The hostess was assist
ed in serving sandwiches with po
tato chips, pickles, cake, and ice
cream.
Thb May meeting of the WMU
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Ruth Lynn.
Program On "Prisons"
Discussed By Circle
, Central Methodist church Cir
cle No. 8 met Monday evening at
the home of Mrs. Annie Mae How
ie and Miss Gllie Hartsell at their
home on Piedmont Avenue.
Sixteen members and three
visitors, Mrs, Jim Smith, Miss
Mozelle. Masters, and Carey Shore
attended. The meeting was open
ed with a period of silent prayer.
? Miss Margaret Cornwell was
in charge of a devotional lor the
meeting. She read Psalm 103 and
a meditation. Two hymns, 'The
Old Rugged Cross" and "Love
Divine" were sung by the group.
Program for the meeting was
presented by Mrs. Thomas Trott.
Topic o? her discussir /as, "Who
Arte The Guilty Ones? ' Mrs. Trott
emphasized how church women
can help better conditions in re
lation to prisons and remarked
"that pt ople are sent to prison as
punishment and not for punish
ment."
Routine matters of business
were discussed. Mrs. Phil Shore,
Jr., circle chairman, presided.
Plans for a district meeting at
West End Methodist church in
Gastonla on May 11 at 9:30 a. m.
were discussed, and a farewell
gift was presented to Mrs. P."
bert Neill, who is leaving with
her family to make her home in
Grefensbofo.
Mrs. Dewitt Cornwell Invited
the group to meet with her in
May, and Mrs. Shore adjourned
the meeting with prayer.
The hostesses were assisted by
Miss Moztelle Masters In serving
strawberry shortcake with salted
nuts and coffee.
Rebecca Long Circle
Held Regular Meeting
Rebecca Long circle members
of First Baptist church. held their
regular monthly meeting Mon
day night at the home of Mrs.
Sam Collins. The home was de
corated with arrangements of
mixed spring flowers.
A- two-part program was pre
sented by Miss Betty Knox Davis
and Miss. Margaret Stem, Bible
teacher In the city schools. Miss
Davis discussed "Medical Condi
tions In South America." Miss
Stem told the story of the "Cruci;
fixion and Resurrection." -?
Mrs. L. E. Abbott, circle chair
man, presided over the business
session. During the social hour,
Mrs. Collins was assisted in serv
ing strawberry ice cream cake
with salted nuts and coffee.
Thirteen circle members at
tended the meeting.
Mrs. W. A. Childers
Monday Circle Hostess
Ellen Irene Ledford circle mem
bers of Temple Baptist church
met Monday night at the home
of Mrs.. W. A. Childers.
Mrs. Agnes Cole presided over
the meeting in the absence of
Mrs. E. B. Cooke, chairman. Mrs.
Oran White, Mrs. Calvin Howell,
and Mrs. Paul Ledford were in
charge of the program.
During the social hour that
followed the meeting, the host
ess served sandwiches, potato
chips, cake, and colas. Eight
members of the circle and one
visitor, Mrs. J. W. Skinner of
Gaffney, S- C., who is a visitor
in the Childers' home, were
present.
I Mrs. A. J. Argo To Speak
At WSCS Meeting Monday
Mrs* A. J. Argo will speak at
the Spiritual Life Group meet
ing of Central Methodist .church
WSCS Monday evening at 7:30
at the church.
The Spiritual Life meeting
will precede the regular month
ly meeting of the Woman's Soci
ety of Christian Service at eight
o'clock.
! All members of the WSCS are
j urged to attend both meetings,
I a spokesman for the group said.
Couple Honored
At Dinner Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Jenkins
were honored by their children
and grandchildren at dinner at
the Margrace Woman's club
house Sunday. They were cele
brating birthday anniversaries.
Dinner was served bullet style ]
at the noon hour. A decorated
birthday cake centered the din
ing room table.
Children of the couple present
for thte occasion were Mrs. Dew
ey Caldwell and Mr. Caldwell,
Mrs. Carl Gantt and Mr. Gantt,
Jess Jenkins, Mrs. Jenkins and
family, Mrs. Haskell Wilson, Mr.
Wilson and Gary, and Mrs. Clif
ford Klrkus, Mr. Kirkus, and fam
ily.
Mrs. Claude Barnette, Mrs. Wil
liam Brackett, Jr., Mrs. Howard
Barton, and Mrs. Dewey Hardin
were unable to attend the dinner
given in honor of their parents.
Other guests present included
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Payseur, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wilson and
son, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cald
well and daughter, Sandy.
! First Baptist Sunbeams
Decorated Hospital Trays
First Baptist church Sunbeams
met Monday afternoon at ' the
church and decorated Easter eggs
to be used on hospital trays for
a Community Missions project for
the month.
Leaders of the group. are Mrs.
Gene Roberts, Mrs. Martin Ware,
Mrs. Clyde Jolly, Mrs. Jack Clark
and Mrs. Minnie Bridges.
Twenty - seven members of the
Sunbeam band attended the meet
ing.
Mrs. Harold Crawford
Dozier Circle Hostess
Dozier circle members of First
Baptist church mfet Tuesday mor.
nlng for their regular monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs.. Ha
rold Crawford. Ten member* at
tended the meeting.
Mrs. John Weaver presented
the devotional before a program
given by Mrs. N. U. Tlndall. Mrs.
Rowel 1 Lane, circle chairman, pre
sided over the routine business
session. . $j
During the social hour, the hos
tess was assisted In serving sand
wiches, potato chips, colas, and
cookies. Spring flowers dtecorated
the home:
Ann Hasseltine Circle
Held Regular Meeting
Mrs. W. K. White was hostess
to members of the Ann Hassteltlne
clrcte of First Baptist church for
the circle's regular monthly
meeting Monday afternoon.
Mrs. I. A. McGlll, circle chair
man, conducted the business ses
sion before a program presented
by Mrs. W. J. Crawford and Mrs.
W. F. McGlll.
A social hour followed the
meeting, and Mrs. White was as
sisted in serving delicious refresh
ments. Twelve circle members at
tended.
Egg Hunts Scheduled
At Country Club Monday
Egg hunts for Country club
members' children who will enter
the first grade at school next
year and for first, second, third,
and fourth grade students, chil
dren of Country club membfers,
are set for Monday morning and
Monday afternoon.
The Easter egg hunt for pre
school children will be held at
10:30 a. m. and the second egg
hunt will be held that afternoon
at 2:30.
Announcement was madfe by
Mrs. W. L. Ramseur and Mrs.
Henry Nelsler.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene White of
Sylva ? spent the weekend with
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geor
ge White, of Kings Mountain, and
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Chapman, of
Shelby.
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Mrs. Howard Ware
Circle Hostess Tuesday
Cornelia Leavell circle mem
bers of First Baptist church met
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Howard Ware. Nine mem
bers were present.
Mrs. Wart read the Easter
Story to bfegln the meeting, and
Mrs. Lawrence Logan was in
charge of a program. Miss Lithia
Lankford, circle chairman, con
ducted the business session. Mrs.
Boyce Gault gave the secretary's
report and read the minutes' of
the March meeting.
Easter decorations were _used
throughout the home and on the
refreshment plates.' The hostess
was assisted in passing ham bis
cuits, ice cream with cake rolls,
and coffee.
Methodist Circle 6 ,
Held Mating Monday
Members o f Circle No. 6 of Cen
tral Methodist church met Mon
day night at thb home of Mrs. J.
C. McKinney with Mrs. T. W.
Grayson as co-hostess.
Mrs. Walter Harmon hau
charge . of the devotional. She
read the story of the "Resurrec
tion" from the Bible and read the
"Easter Lily". Mrs. Ben F. Beam
presented the program and read
"The Dogwood Cross."
Routine business was discussed.
Mrs. McKinney, circle chairman,
called the business- part of the
[meeting to order..
During the social hour, the hos
tesses served a dessert plate with
fruit punch. Thirteen members
of the circle attended.
Mrs. Beam offered the closing
prayer.
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