I ugh Cameron Has
j irthday Party
Hugh Harris Cameron, young
n of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ed
n Cameron, celebrated his seven
birthday Saturday from three
irty r until five o’clock with a
I rth4jtr Party at his home on
A onroe Street.
. Games were enjoyed by . the
; mngsters throughout the after
I; >on. As the guests arrived they
|> esented Hugh with birthday pre
i nts:
At refreshment time the party
1 ithered on the back lawn and
I ljoyed birthday cake, candy and
■ange drinks with home-made
eac'.^ice cream. Each plate had
| 5 a™favor a puzzle of either
Donald Duck”, “Humpty Dumpty”
■ a “Clown”.
1
| ; “Happy Birthday” was sung
I “fore the cake was cut and
indies put out.
Guests enjoying Hugh’s birth
; ay were: Billy Wilson, Cameron
ittle, Howard Tickle, Willis
s’ tevens, Genneth Buxton, Tommie
r appendick, Thornton Wilson, Jr.,
om^e Wilson, Joe Sullivan,
ames Pearson and Hal Talley.
. [esdames Fleetwood Sullivan,
' Eerl Bowman and Grady Pearson
ssisted by Mrs. Cameron in en
srtaining and serving.
/Trs. Neal Benn
Entertains Club
Mrs. Neal Benn was hostess
i ttj Thursday night club at
le \mmeof Mrs. W. L. Hitchens
hursday evening with three tables
! bridge.
The home was most attractive
rith early spring flowers effect
rely arranged. During the evening
n ice drink was enjoyed. Sev
ral progressions of bridge was
njoyed before scores were col
>cted and prizes awarded. Mrs.
Iraham Lynch won high score,
nd Mrs. Elmer Ashby won sepond
lgh.^rhey were presented prizes.
Irs. Ashby, house guest of Mrs.
ay Thompson, was remembered
rith a guest prize. A sweet course
rith coffee was enjoyed at re
reshment time. Corsages of
iolets were found on each plate.
Those present were: Mesdames
[. E. Gibson, L. B. Allen, J. P.
.ittle, Fleetwood Sullivan, W. H.
ickle, Elmer Ashby, Graham
■ynch, H. E. Cameron, A. C.
(ulb.^th, Jay Thompson, Merl
iowman and Miss Bernice Hitch
ns. Miss Anna Belle Daughtry
ame in for refreshments.
lunnyside Garden
Jlub Holds Meeting
The Sunnyside Garden Club held
s March meeting Monday after
Don in the home of Mrs. Edwin
kers with Mrs. J. S. Hines and
trs.A' -S. Neal as co-hostess. The
usitJSss session was presided over
y Mrs. L. W. Clements. Several
natters of importance wdre pre
ented for discussion. Mrs. Lester
filley had charge of the program
md her subject was “What a
Jarden Club can do for Veteran’s
■ented in a most interesting man
lospital” This subject was pre
fer. An ice drink with sandwich
es and cookies were enjoyed at
he social hour which followed
he "ogram: Those answering roll
rail were: Mesdames Edwin
Vkers, J. H. Hmes, A. O. Pendle
on, G. S. Bunn, C. N. Wheeler,
j. W. Clements, F. M. Coburn,
Jeorge Pappendick, I. E. Ready,
j. A. Tilley, A. Meikle, A. O.
Jeorge, W. R. Stevens, L, S. Neal,
T. F., May and Miss Susan Hol
aday. Mrs. J. E. Maustellar and
—
Mrs. Dick Taylor were welcomed |
as new members to the club.
Several bowls were entered for 1
flower arrangement and Miss Su- |
'■an Holladay was selected for
judge. A bowl of mixed fiowers ||
arranged by Mrs. Edwin Akers }§
was voted the most attractive. §
Anthony Aids
Cancer Drive
Making an appeal for contribu- I
tions to the American Cancer So- i
ciety’s campaign for $12,000,000 is 1
John J. Anthony( the noted coun- |
sellor on human relations, who f
broadcasts over WCBT daily, Mon- |
day through Friday, at 1:45 p. jj
;n. E.VT* Funds contributed to the |
campaign during April will make |
possible the saving of many Ainer- I
leans each year who die needless- §
ly from cancer, and will support |
an intensive program of research §
by the National Research Council §
—as comprehensive as that which |
developed the atomic bomb.
In Memory
In memory of my Mother, Mrs.
Harriet V. Medlin, who passed
away March 16, 1935. Eleven years ii:
ago today my dear mother closed
her eyes in sleep. I know she |
has gone to rest because she need- |
ed it so. As the yeajs have gone I
by, I often think of the pain she |
bore so bravely. Around Gods
white throne, there’s no pain or |
sorrow there, so I know thats I
where she has gone, holding out |
an outstanding arm for me, Her |
Son.
J. W. MEDLIN.
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