SOCIETY
Barbara Meroney, Society Editor, Phone 49-J
Thanksgiving Bridge-Tea Is
Highlight Social Event of Week
jlrs L. D Schuyler. Miss Marv
Willa^rd Cooper, and Miss Barbara
jleront-y were Hostesses to a bridge
tea in t lie club room at the library
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Thanksgiving motif was ear
ned out in decorations and refresh
ments The center table was covered
with it lace cloth and laurel, ivy and
fern arranged around a pumpkin
served is centerpiece In the mid
dle of each card table, covered with
a while luncheon cloth, stood a novel
turkev The napkins also bore a tur
key figure. Laurel, hemlock, and
jr.- were placed at various intervals
about the room in big urns, vases, etc.
Miss Sara Ruth Posey and Mrs.
John Davidson won high and low
score prizes in bridge.
Bridge guests invited were Mrs.
Robert Akin. Miss Mary Cathron
Henley. Miss Ssrra Ruth Posey, Mrs.
Emogone Bates. Miss Marinell Wil
liamson. Mrs. Robert Weaver. Mrs
Jim Gibtos. Mrs. C. L. Alverson. Mrs I
John Davidson. Mrs. Cleo Pitzer, Mrs. j
Lawrence Meyers. Miss Dot Higdon. j
Mrs. T. W Kindley. Miss Elizabeth
Parker. Miss Anne Hill. Mrs. C>vde I
Townson. Mrs. John H. Bayless Miss
Elizabeth Gray. Mrs. Peyton Ivle.
Mrs. Pred Johnson. Miss Pauli.ie
Neal and Mrs. Dale Rnodftrass.
Those invited for tea were Mrs j
W. D. Townson. Jr.. Mrs. P. J. Henn. |
Mrs. Victor Olmsted. Mrs. Joe Ray.
Mrs. Joe Fulmer. Mrs. Frank Forsyth.
Mrs. Grady Carringer. Mrs. Ruth
Nichols. Mrs. Neil Sneed. Miss Cath- j
crine Abernalhy. Miss Christine How
ell. Miss .Timmie Carev. Miss Kath
leen Roberts. Miss Fannie DeWeese.
Mrs. Eva Nell Laurie. Mrs. Spurge
Christopher. Miss Willie Bell McKin
ney. Mrs. B R. Meronev. Mrs. Wil
lard Cooper. Mrs. E. O. Christopher
and Miss Betty Kate McComb?.
BAPTIST WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY
GIVES 'LOTTIE MOON' PROGRAM TUESDAY
The Woman's M'-slcnary society
of the first Baptist church met Tues
day afternoon in the church for the
sperial "Lottie Moon Christmas pro
cram "
Mrs. Lloyd Hendrix had charge of
the program which was planned a
imind the topic: "The Prince of
Pc-ice, The Only Hope of The World."
The program riven Is as follows:
Sons: Faith of Our Fathers.
Peace, the Message of the Prophets,
by Mrs. Hendrix.
JT"aling in Nicaiasua and China?
Mr-;. A. E. Vestni.
Sang?Hark the Herald Angels Sing.
Peace. the Message of the Angels
- Mrs. William Oettys.
By All Means Save Someone
Mi Henry Hvatt.
Song?Jesus Saves.
Peace. the Message of Christ to
His Disciple ?Mrs. J. c. Amman.
Song?We've A Story to Tell to the
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Welborne of
Waynesboro. Ga.. spent the Thanks
giving holidays here with their
daughter, Mrs. Bunt Alexander.
Mrs. Edwin Winchester and smarll
sen. Tommy, left Sunday for Char
lotte to join Mr. Winchester, who is
employed there.
Jack Christopher and Quentin
Townson were visitors in Gainesville
Sunday.
Mrs. Florence Lucas and daughter.
Roberta, left Sunday for Gastonia
where Mrs. Lucas will open a beauty
shop.
Nations.
Peace. Our Message to the World?
Mrs. J. W. Davidson.
Lighthouse of Peace?Mrs. Leon
ard Allen.
Song?Sweet Hour of Prayer.
Peace, Through the Power of Pra
yer?Miss Dorothy Lide.
The Story of Miss Lottie Moon's
Life?Mrs. Alvin Buchanan.
Song?How Firm A Foundation.
The program was closed with a
prayer by all present.
Members present were: Mrs. Lloyd
Hf'ndrix. Mrs. Besrie DeWeese. Mrs
Nonli Lovingood. Mi's. A. E. Vestal.
Mrs. W. II. Murray. Mrs. J. n. Hall.
Mrs. J C. Animons. Mrs. W. C. Kin
ney. Mrs. Alvin Buchanan. Mrs.
William Get; vs. Mrs. J. W. Davidson.
Mrs. Leona'd Allen. Mr:.. Laura
Green. Mrs. ITcnry Hvatt, L. E. Bay
'-ss. Mrs. T. S. Evans. Mrs. C. I.
Calhoun, and Miss Dorothy Lide.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brown of
And ews. Dr. Robert Brown of Hen
dersonville. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Hyatt, spent Thanksgiving dory with
M '. and Mrs. Henry Hvatt.
Mr, and Mrs. P. J. Henn attended
a film convention in Charlotte this
week.
Mr. Willard Cooper was V visitor
in Atlanta. Monday.
Mrs. Tom Mauney and Mrs. T. W. |
Kindley were visitors in Atlanta.
Wednesday.
A1 Swan of Andrews was ar visitor i
her Sunday.
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WOCO-PF? GASOLINE
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Lottie Moon Program
Given Monday Night
Bv Mallory Y. W. A.
The Millory Y W. A of the Bap
tis' church hold a Lottie Moon
Chrir.tmas procram Monday night
St the homo of Mrs Ruth Nichols.
Miss Arietta Ramsey was hostess.
Tn t ho afc"*nce of Mrs John Donley.
Miss Ramsey had chance of the pro
eiam. ;.l
The proRrim was opened with the |
devotional led by Mrs. J. C. Ammons
Other parts were taken by Mrs. Joe
Hamilton. Mrs. Alvin Buchanan.
Mrs Blanche Davis and Mrs. Vir*il
(Elliott Th?* LotM* Moon Christmas
i offering was taken.
I Assorted candies snd fruit were
served to the following members
present: Mrs. Ammos. Mrs. Berlon
I LovinROod. Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs.
| Davi??. Mrs. Buchanan. Miss Kath
leen Robert^. Mrs. Elliott. Mrs. Nic
hols. and Miss Eunice Shields.
Mrs. Dickey Honored
At Party on Saturday '
Mrs. C. E. H yd p was hostess to a
| coca-cola party at the Regal Hotel
Saturday morning at 10:30 honoring
Mrs. Cnarles Dtckey.
Coca-colas, sandwiches and fruit
cakes were served to the following:
Mrs. Charles Dickey. Mrs. Harry
Bishop. Mrs. Wade Massey. Mrs
?lohn Davidson. Mrs. Frank Forsyth, j
Mrn. H. A Mattox. Mrs. Jonn H Ba>- |
les?. Mrs. H Rucck. M's. Bill Dirnell 1
Mrs. Buel Aii^m?. Mrs .Tim Oibhs. ]
Mrs. Jimmy Word. Miss Para Ruth '
Posev. Miss Dot Hiedon. Miss Frances j
Dixon. Miss Dorothv Crook, and I
j Miss Margaret Holland. Mrs. Bill |
| Cover. Mrs. Aldcn Coward. Miss Mary
, Boone. Mr*!. * R Ph.indler. Jr.. and
Mrs. Morris Bush of Anrirnws.
j T!v Wcn.TiVs club will snoot next
j Wedr '.>*? in the club room at the
, I Mjra: v. This meeting will t ike the j
. l-: t.e regular monthly meet- '
i ing.
Circle Mo. 3 of the Methodist
! will ???* n-vt Tncsdav night
j with Mr . T. W. Thompson for their
j Christmas party.
I o
j Dr. and Mrs. B. W Wlii'field re
i ti>rn"d Wednr<*lav from a week's
! vacation In the northern states.
M>'. John Davidson and Mr. John
j Bavlesi sv><-nt la?t week-end in Mur
tphy.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Forsyth soent
j lsrst Thursday in Andrews with Mr.
| Forsyth's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Jensen left ;
Ti'csd"- f~r Iltitsville. Ala., to re
main i-n"' aft' Chr'-tims.
Mr. "'id Mr ~i"> Oribs so?**'
Thank - Tir.E! i.i Oainc .ville with Mr.
Oibb's mother.
M-. F1 wn- n and M!ss Ptal.vavi.
Gainesville. sr la' ' week-end hero
with?T -nd >.' > '>.1 O'M-s.
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
Reading is important in the
program ot ?he Boy Scouts o#
America. This great boys' or
ganization realizes how much
time boys spend in reading ?
and what an important part
it plays in youth training.
That's why <h?y publish
BOYS' LIFE
A MAGAZINE FO? Af BOYS
and fill :t f??ll esch mc'"i ? !th
exciting orJvrnturo ? hobbies
-?news? picture* ? cartoons,
personal ncalth, sports and
training J c'ps. conp;rc 3 0
hiking n n-' rroJ A*'FP""*A!'
ISM BOY*?* i?ee f, 0? cJeol
gift for any boy.
SI.50 a yr.
$2.50 2 yrs. S3.50 3 yrs.
Senrf rm?' ord*r* torltty tc
BOYS' LIFE
2 Pork Avenue. N. V.. N Y.
Woman's Club to Give
Christmas Party for
Underprivileged Tots
Plans were completed last week
for the Woman's Club Christmas
party for the underprivileged. In
vitations have been issued to 90
children between the aite.; of 4 and
12. The parly will be Wednesday
j afternoon. Deeember 11th.. in the
club room
The Club women will be there to
welcome the children and enjoy the
program which will be planned es
pecially for the little folks" enjoy
ment. Santa Claus has been engaged
for the afternoon and the High
Prhool dramatcs class will present a
short Yule pageant. A treat and gifts
as well as refreshments for the mem
bers will all be a part of the pro
gram for the afternoon
Mrs H. Bueck who was chairman
last year has been nrsked to serve I
acain and working with her aro Mrs ]
Jim Olbbs. Mrs. J C Ammons. Mrs I
Hairy Miller. Mrs. Lon?o Shields and
| Mrs. Leonard Allen Mrs. K. C Mat- j
| tox is hostess chairman for the
I afternoon.
Any club members who were not
j aresent at the last meeting and who
j wish to contribute toward the fin
? ancing of the party are asked to
I leave the money with Mrs Dale
I Lee.
Mr and Mrs. Ben Davis and little
dnightor. Bonnie Jo. and Wilbur
Mi-rnmhs of Charlotte, spent Thanks
giving with Miss Clara McCombs.
Miss Mf.ry Lee Pelmet spent last
week-end in Asheville with relatives.
Miss Margaret Hall, of Albemarle,
visited here last week-end with Mrs.
Tholma Dickey and Mrs H. Bueck.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bueck. of
i Spencer, spent last week-end here
with Mr and Mis. H. Bueck
Mrs. J. W. Thompson. Mrs. H. E.
I Bishop. Mrs. L. E. Bayless. Mrs. K.
C. Wright, and Mrs. H. Bueck were
? visitors in Atlanta last Wednesday.
Charles Hyatt, of Knoxville. spent
II tst. week-end here with his parents.
; Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Hyatt.
Bridgt Luncheon Is '
Delightful Event of
Wednesday Afternoon
A delightful social even! of this
?v*ck was the lovely bridge luncheon
giver by Mrs. M W. Bril and Mrs
W. W Hvde Wednesday at Mrs
Bell's home on Valley River Ave
Mrs R S Parker won hitch score
Prize. M M P Wliichard. second
high and Mrs H A. Mattox. third
high.
Tl<e gue>' list included Mrs O. B
Hoblitrell. Mrs Donald Wilson. Miss
McPhr'-son. Mrs. G W ("over. Jr..
Mr ? *"* \v C^vrr. "'tenor
Comd and Mrs Catherine Martin all
of Andrews: Mrs B W Whitfield.
Mrs J. W Thompson. Mrs W. M
Axlev. Mrs. G-ady Vernor. Mrs W
r Studstlll. Mrs. Frank Forsyth. Mrs.
Mvron Jensen. Mrs Fred Johnson.
Mrs Finest Nutting. Mrs Frank Jus
tice. Mi H" tie Axlev. Mrs H E
R'.^hop. Mr H A Mattox. Miss Sara
Ruth PO' V Mrs M. P Whtchnrd
Mrs. W M. nip-ci Mrs T A. Citse.
Mrs K c " riBlr Mrs F V Tavlor.
Mrs. Julia Mar'n M- . Ten Axley.
Mrs. Nina Hubb-ll. Mrs. Walter Mau
I ney. Mrs. C. W. MeCasltn. Mrs A
M Briitaln. Mrs Don Witherspoon.
Mrs. Jim Gifc*>s. Mrs. Harvey Wilson.
Mrs. II Bueck. Mrs. C L. Alberson
and Mis R S Parker.
Dr. and Mrs. M G. Hendrix and
Miss Thelmnr Tatum. of Ball Ground.
Oa . were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
. C. M Wofford. Sunday.
j Mrs. Frank Justice and small
I daughter. Cecelia, visited in Atlanta
j several davs last week. Thcv were pc
j rompanied on their return by Dr
( Justice and his mother. Mrs. C. O
i Justice, who will rema'n indefinitely
Mr. C A Webb, of Etowah. Tenn
i visited his daughter, Mrs. R. C. Mat
I tcx last week end.
Mr Franci A"'n- v'sit.ed his
I mntliT in Tulahomi. Tenn . during
; the Thanksgiving holidays
j Mrs. J. II. MrCall and Mrs. E. S
Miller returned Sunday from a
week's visit in Atlanta.
And here is what they
wish for most!
Give something for the home and you give enjoyment all year
'round! Electrical gifts are practical . . . she'll bless you for anything
that lightens her work.
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