cige Party at Home
A delightful social even: of the
week w as tlie lowly bridge party
n .it :lie home or Mrs. Don
: ;>oon in East Murphy Friday
n. Mrs. C. L. McCaslan was
? hostess.
The house was attractively de
r.ed throughout with late summer
flowers.
.s. ven tables of bridge were in play
Mr- Fred Johnson winnina
.ore pri? and Mrs. Jerry
in. low. Mrs. W. L. Kirven was
? nted a guest prize.
.ay nig were Mrs. W. M.
me. Mrs. Q. I. Ketner. Mr... T
A Ca-i M.s. W. W. Hyde, Mrs.
I . Justice, Mrs. M. W. Bell. Mrs
II B.ici'!:. Mrs. Fred Johnson. Mrs
J. W Thompson. Mrs. H. A. Mattox.
M Haw Cooper. Mrs. P. .ink For
Mrs. U. S. Parker. Mrs. W. A.
Hoover,
Mrs. K. C. Wright. Mis. Walter
M liny. Mrs. Henry Harshaw. Mrs.
Eduar Harsh.iw, Mrs. J. H. Wilson.
M Jim Gibbs. Miss Polly Anderson.
M . Clara McCombs. Mrs. W. L.
K.: .en. Mrs. Duke Whitley. Mrs.
i; rnest Nutting. Mrs. M. P. Which
;i: ? Mrs. J. W. Davidson and Mrs.
J. S Stone.
Tr i guests were Mrs. Dale Lee and
M : Jo!m H. Bayless.
Miss Mary W.llard Cooper Miss
Winifred Townson. Janits Pa'. ten and
LeRoy Worshman spent Saturday at
V sal Lake.
I
. . . hut she can
tell qou about
afe& ^eat
"My wife's a failure at arithme
tic. . . but she sure knows her
baking. You should hear her tell
her friends about flour being the
foundation ingredient of all bak
ing, and how flour plays such an
important part in baking recipes.
She insists on the finest floui
money can buy, which she says
is White Lily. Another thing that
has helped Sue in her baking is
the White Lily Cooking Guide.
You, too. can get one of the hund
red Page Cooking Guides with
Pictures and recipes of every des
cription. at no cost at all, by lust
writing to J. Allen Smith & Co..
Knoxvilie. Tenn.
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At H* mc :i Monday
M:s. Frank rorsyth entertain
Monday wi:.. a i ? ??:;.
| con a. home on M : ? l.t:i . H
?his. High score prize *u pnwn
I to Mrs. T. A C.i- M C. L. M
Caslan won low ?c >re i>rur ar.d Mi -
ll. P. Cooper was ;iwn a guest p;:.v. |
Those present more Mrs. Mv C.i -
lan. Mrs. T. A. Casv Mr - W. W.j
Hyde. Mrs. r. s. Parker, Mr- M. p
Which.' rd. Mrs. J \V T.- ??:?? : J
M M. \v. Bt 11. Mrs. H. Bueck. M
Edsar Ha:>.ia\v. Mi- Ha:- j
M: -. a. P Cv per. a.. .
.1 l-ridjo p.i u. .. ;. JI
day evening.
Mis. DaJo Lee wen high I
. Mrs. John Davidson, low sc:rej
prize and Mrs W L k floating j
,.i ue.
Tiie hort. #a- attractively c". 1
tolloviiii I
Mrs W. L. K: ven. -M . C. L. M -
Ca.-tlan. Mr- \\ A Hjor- Mr K
C. Writhe. Mrs J.::: OUtiM. Miss P .. .
Andersen M -. Harry Btsit >p. Mrs.
o ..II D.i a:.- .u. M ! C r. : Leo. M: s.
Ci aoe Cover of Andrews.
M j. H. A M x. Mrs. \Va:-.-r
Mauney. Mrs. John H. Bayl.'s. . M.
Frank McDonald. M.-s Sara Ruth
Posey. M. >. C.tar; . s Dicit?- ar.d Mrs.
Duke Whitley.
.Mrs. Moody. .Mrs. Akin
Hostesses At Bridge
Mrs. Hrxari M?ody ar.d Mrs Hu
bert Akin were hostesses to six cables
of bridge at Mr-. Moody's home last
F'.iday evening.
Mrs. Duke Whitley won high scare
?nze. Mrs. L. D. Schuyler received
low score prize and Mrs. Clyde Sr.eed
got floating prize.
The guest iis: included Mrs. Whit
ley. Mrs. Schuyler. Mrs. Sr.eed. Mrs
Charles Dickey. Mrs. Ernes' N".tt:r.7
Mrs. T. W. Kmd'.ey, Mrs. Wm. Dar
nell. Mrs. Richard Parker. Miss Mary
Frances Bell. Mrs Robert Weaver.
Miss Barbara Mercney. Miss Kite
Padgett, Mio? Willie Hinton.
Mrs. Loomis, Mrs. L. T. Russeli.
Miss Louise Leatherwood. Miss Ma
rion Axley, Mrs. John Davidson. Mrs
R. P. Jones. Mrs. Clyde Townson
Miss Winif.td T y. ? ion. Miss Ann
Hill, Miss Siliie Jack.>cn. Mrs. Julian
Pitzer, Mrs. Dal? Snodgrass. Miss
A.ary Willard Cooper. Ml-s Martha
U. uinb/. Mi;s El-.zaVjth Park;: and
{/> rs. Walter Maun ?.
Colcrs Ave Fresher,
Dresr, ?3 Lovelier!
That just about sums up what
Murphy Laundry Cleaning doe*
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formula but I know the answer ?
i*. looks grand! Why not try it?
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