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Mrs. Allie Wood Is
Bridge Party Hostess
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Allie
Wood gave a delightful bridge
party at her home on Hamilton
Street. In the living room, where
the tables were arranged for play
ing, bowls of spring flowers were
effective with jellow and white
predominating. Easter tallies were
given each guest as they arrived
with places of play and partners
designated thereon. After a num
ber of interesting progressions of
contract bridge scores were col
lected and Mrs. George Pappen
dick won high and Mrs. A. O.
George won second high scores.
Each received a lovely prize. At
V'en-thirty a delicious plate of
country ham, potato salad, hot
rolls end coffee was much enjoy
ed.
Guests were: Mesdames W. C.
Williams, H. C. Wirtz, Paul Over
ton, George Pappendick, A. O.
George, Beaman Helms, Jimmie
Currin, G. S. Bunn, Earl Rook,
A. L. Gilliam, M F. White and
Miss Edna Wafford.
v Joint Hostesses To
Teachers Bridge Club
Mrs. Lloyd Sandlin and Miss
Herrietta Price entertained the
Teacher’s bridge club at the home
of Mrs. B. J. Danning on April
13. Spring flowers and candles
were used in decorations. Mrs.
Clayton Gurley received high
score, Mrs. “Red’ Sharpe of Rai
£ igh high score for visitors and
Miss Virginia Gates the floating
prize. Refreshments were served
to the following club members
and guests:
Misses Virginia Gates, Virginia
Blount, Elizabeth Long, Marjorie
Cannon, Ada Edwards, Mary Hix,
Ruby Maddry, Mrs. Clayton Gur
ley, Mrs. Sharpe, Mrs. Talton
O’Bnent, Mrs. I. E. Ready, Mrs.
B. J. Dunning and Mrs. E. M.
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Bride - Elect Honored
With Bridge Party
On Thursday evening Miss Ann
Campbell Taylor, bride-elect was
honored by Mrs. Allmond White
with a lovely bridge party at the
home of Mrs. White in Patterson
Apartments. Throughout the apart
rpient flowers in attractive arran
' cement added much color and
oeauty to the occasion. Original
and unique tallies made by the
hostess were given the guests upon
arrival by Little Miss Ann Beverly
Gates. The highest score for the
evening was made by Mrs. George
Wood, the hostess presenting the
nonoree and Mrs. Wood with love
ly gifts.
A salad plate was enjoyed at ten
thirty. Mrs. Matthews S. Brown,
"Mrs. George Taylor and Mrs. Bir
die Brown came in for refresh
ments.
The bridge guests included: Miss
Ann Campbell Taylor, Miss Grace
Taylor, Miss Kathrine West, Miss
Doris Hedgepeth, Miss Gwyn Co
burn, Mrs. George Wood, Mrs.
Rudolph Williams, Mrs. George
Hayes, Jr., Mrs. W. A. China,
Mrs. Fannie Hayes, Mrs. Tommie
.Pates and Mrs. M. C. Newsom
Bobby Martin of Wake Forest
spent the holidays with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor and
son, Tommy are visiting Mrs. Tay
lor’s parents in King’s Mountain
this week.
Card of Thanks
' We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for their kindness
and consideration during the ill
ness of my wife, Mrs. W. W. Gib
i son; also wish to thank the doc
tors and nurses at the Roanoke
Rapids Hospital.
W. W. GIBSON and
CHILDREN.
.Card of Thanks
* We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our friends and neigh
bors for their kirdness and sym
pathy, flowers and cards in the
recent death of our mother, Mvs.
Eliza Ivey.
THE FAMILY.
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