Franklin Times
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IN LOUISBURG
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A. P. JOHNSON, Editor and Manager
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VOLUMN LV.
LOUISBUBO, N. 0., ^RIDAY, DECEMBER 3,1926
(10 Pages)
NUMBER 41
TOBACCO SITUATION
IMPROVING
Prices Decidedly Higher On Leali.
burg Market Part Week) To Close
December 17 for Christmas
Prices on the Loulsburg tobacco
market took a decided advance on
Wednesday and the many growers
selling were especially well pleas
sd.
The demand continues good and
splendid sales were made here the
past week. Reports coming In from
other markets point td the fact that
the Loulsburg market Is still In the
lead.
Friday, December 17th, IMS has
been set for the closing date for the
Loulsburg market for the Christinas
holidays. Bear this In mind and get
your tobacco that you want to sell,
reader before the Vcloelng date and
bring It on to Loulsbnrg and join the
many well pleased growers who sell
on the Loulsburg market, and where
all cltlsens extend you a hearty wel
BCNNETT-McCLELLAlfD 11*.
lfomcram
Loulsburg Not. J4.?1The following
announcements hare been Issued:
Mr. and Mrs. Mac. Murray Forger.
., son announce the marriage of their
niece, Leila Safeme McClelland to
Doctor Ernest Claxton Bennett on
Wednesday, the thirteenth of October
nineteen hundred and twenty-six Rae
>rd. North Carolina. Mrs. Bennett
v ho attended Meredith College U a
? harming and accomplished young
lad/ and has many friends through
out the State.
She in the daughter of Mrs. N. C.
Phillips of Littleton.
Dr. Bennett Is a moat promising
young physician having graduate.:
from Wake Forest College and Rich
mond MedJcal College, ?tram which
iaatttuttrm* he reoetved umay honors.
Re is a member of Theta Kaona Pal
mtmrmUr being mad. presl
dent tli senior year. At present Dk
Bennett la resident physician at Cum
berland General Hospital, Fayette
VI1I6.
a m. Mmunm
J. R. MKehtner, who Med at
t MMehtnefa Cross Roada
?rmbee M. was the daugh
'J.** Hugk Perry, af the vtcl
the^eM MaMen"1*' ^ WM bora M
bj^ttjeemlmr 1*^0^
Mr*
laburg Methodist church^!*childhood
and remained a faKhfal aaember of
mate unUl after her marriage
-??7*d ** membership to
od^the community taj^loh she labo"
Vn. Mltchiner wag married to M
J. B. Mltchiner, 8r?
UN and of this
born, Samuel Ri
at State College
*? ?- miicniner, sr., September II
b2L,S??0i.^"J^n,o,, on*eww w*
born, Samuel Ruffln, who la a studen
at fltAtA Hdh* sMQen
Mrs Mltchiner la survived by her
rrthnrl *!!l *?*?,.h*r mother and live
??en. The brothers ere
JL* 1"d H- H. PerrfTfLou,
w- *? Pmty. who lives
i"1 of Franklin ton. He>
*re z- T. Fortescue, ot
Hydg oountl' and Mrs. J. o. Wilson
of this county.
? T||* ??>k place from the
home Monday afternoon and Inter
moot was at the Mltchiner burls
grounds. Rev a. H. Davis,faster o
Srn^rtrtLMhth?2i*t Church ?mcUt
Ing, assisted by Rev Mack Stamp*
a former pastor of Mrs. Mltchiner
Jh?r* many beeuUful Bowon
and the host of friends who attend ?<
attest the high esteem lo which thh
good women wee held.
FLAT AT ?OLD SAND
An entertainment will be siren at
?he Gold Sand High School building1
.in Friday night, December 3rd. at
7: it o'clock. This entertainment la.
by the boys athletic aaaoclatlon of
the Bdward Beet High School The'
following program will be presented. ;
Part 1.?"The Life Saver** Only
twenty mlnutea but a laugh for ev
ery minute.
Part I.?"Boy* Will Be OtrU."
Twenty boye dreaaed aa glrla trill en
tertain yon for an hour and a half.
If yon haven't amllad In twenty years
you will laugh at the '"glrla" Admis
sion SB and SB cents. Proceeds for the
benefit of both schools
JAHKT OAY1IOB
Mtaa Mary Lee White, of Orford,
recently wrote {he Times tor lnlorma
Hon regarding Janet Qaynor. a mov
ing picture actress. While we oon
duct no department to gather this
kind of information, Mr. R. R Kissel.
at the Winner Theatre kindly furnish
ed ns the following; the plays the.
leading "roles In "Jeka^om Flood." '
'Midnight .Ktoi" >eUr Ortm" endf
others, andJs much admired by^wuay i
9 Ikaas 'i
fans. Mr. I . .
that hs expects to play all of thest
rlrturss at the winner Theatre soon.
CHBI8TKAS SEALS
has been appoim
Chairman (or Prank
Un County to con
duct the Tuberi
Is Christmas Seal
Campaign. - T h 1
sale was begun
| the 26th ot Novem
ber and will continuei
through the holl
I days. Seventy five """7 I
per cent of all moneys derived from1
the sale of these seals in Franklin
County will be expended In Franklin
County through the Welfare Depart
ment to worthy cases coming within I
I the scope of the work. People of
Franklin County should buy all the
seals they need or use from the Frank
lln county agencies, as it will be the
sales in Franklin County that will
assist in the health work of the coun
ty. All money spent for seals out
side of Franklin county will be used
by the county in which the seals are
sold.
I Mr. Palmer has arranged for ttyrrf
j seals to be on sale at moet all stores
selling Christmas goods and through
other agencies in order to make it
convenient for you to purchase them.
Be liberal with your purchases of
these seals and by that means rend
your assistance in stamping out the
great white plaguj.
PLAT AT EDWABD BEST HIGH
SCHOOL
; The play entitled "The Runaways.'
by Walter Ben Hare, will be present
ed In the auditorium of the Bdwara
Best High School on December Pth
at 7;.m; p. m. The play deals will,
scenes of the west and therefore furn
ishes many thrills and much merri
ment.
The play is being g netotu
The play is being gotten up by the
pupils of the eighth grade, under the
supervision of Mr. Armstrong.
1 Admission 25 and *S cents. The pro
ceeds will be used tor making a pay
ment on the new school piano.
DISTRIBUTING CHRISTMAS BOXES
I TAa Salvation Army is distributing
Christmas boxes in and around Lou
mahe collection of funds
providing tors tor child
ren In the county whose parents are
destitute and tor providing a Christ
tomllles of such
fSSfe. U rraakUa ?o??to w*p is
without means to provide any Christ
mas tor thalr - children will -i
?oOjy the Salvation Army at Louis
ai^rJlLir A ^fPtoto to charge
2? to***"**
The campaign tor names and that
D**mtor Uth. ao
get them to the Army " "
data
I
STILLS CAPTURED
H- c- Ayacue reports the
I capture of a cotpUli still outfit. to
and destroyed eeren barrels
of beer and three gallons of whiskey
"?** New Hope church on Thursday
tout week and eaught Redding
Tv^m ? ?2U?4LH'T"
.. J 7, " "**"? "" ??a assist
, r^ ^PTi^. Ud ZolU' Klsig.
! Omatable H. a Ayscue
- V wwuiIMUI1V a. U. ATflGDS
captured u to gallon still outflt and
destroyed two barrels of beer and
?f *hUk,r on SAerrod
Denton land In Harris township He
XSSZL* " ?? ?*-??
Ehputy Sheriff J. a Rowland re
, porta the cepture of the following
ne^M^^' f^relab*r *L tot one
"too'ton and caught Ollie Wrenn.
On Thursday of last week be got
| a totoBtate still but* near J. H
'wartrss
destroyed about l#to gallons of beer '
Monday. November u. he ds^
about 4to gallons of beer ud
10 fermentura on Deera brmnrh
Gold Mine township ta|
. ^ I7th. he. assisted
by J. S. Thomas sad J. H. 'Wood, do-1
*tr?Tsd about 1W gallons of beer hi
scuffle town. m
"?* Deputy
Z by MUZT" V
church. "?"ge
A CHRIHTHA8 BAZAAR
?,Th* members of the Womens Aux
IL I7 ?' 8t- Pofl's Church will
copied' by* M thpJ!lf??
ruplnfi by lfr. Parrlsh. It win km
.. M Parish, n will h.
"to th? ladlut
rnSly MoonMthsm. tonnage
JJS H"" *"*?
The pastor of the Loulsburg Circuit
?U! flU his ramlar appointments Sun
day, Dmabc <th.
Leah's Chapel 11 s sl Subject,
making s Oood Investment" r.
Prospect S p. ia> Subject, Thsee
Solod Smmu for Being ? Christian.*
7 p. m. Subject, "Friendship.
RECORDERS COURT
Although Franklin County Re
corder* Court ha* had a two week*
rest only a few cases were on docket
Monday. Judge Beam disposed of!
cases as follows: I
State ts Msynard Chaney, violat
ing prohibition law, nol pros with
leave. I
State ts OUle Wrenn, distilling,
continued. j
State vs T. W. Williams, operating |
automobile Intoxicated, guilty, four ]
months In jail, execution not to Issue,
upon payment of costs and not driv
ing automobile fpr 12 months.
State vs W. H. Joyner, violating
prohibition law, continued,
State vs Calvin Lewis, Eld Lewis,
disposing crop without giving notice
to landlord, nol pros as to Ed Lewis,
yullty as to Calvin Lewis, 6 months on
roads, upon payment of costs ex
ecution not to Issue until further or
ders of this court.
State vs Hubert Holden, removing
crops, called and failed. I
State vs Andrew Dean, abandon
ment, continued. 1
State vs John Hockady, assault.
with deadly weapon, pleads guilty. |
Judgment suspended upon payment
of costs. I
State vs C. A. Bat tan, disposing ot
mortgaged property, guilty, prayer for
| judgment continued until January
i 1st.
' State vs Reden Perry distilling,
pleads guilty, t months on roads. Ap
PUBLIC LECTURE
The InteraatioD-.
?3 Btfbje Student*
Association, r * -
spectfully urge*
you to attend thaii
special public lec
ture by H. H. Din
gus at the Winner
Theatre, Louisburg
N. a, on Sunday
afternoon. Decem
ber 6th at S o'clocX
upon the subject
, "Comfort for the
People."
Has It not many
times occurred to
you that there moat be soma reason
able explanation of the canoe ot
. world-vide unrest, distress and
plexitlesT Where is the rational,
j man betas who baa not often
{that things were different?who does
.not long for peace, happiness, free
! dom from pain and sorrow?
j The dlrine plan for Stan's relief
from all causae of onhappiness la not
only reasonable bat genuinely heart
cheering.
There will be no collection or ad
?188 JABMAH BEADS
"WHY I AH THANKFUL"
Miss Loulla Jar man entertained
the members qf Loulsburg Klwaals
Club at Its luncheon last Friday night
with a most interesting reading on
Thanksgiving entitled "Why I am
Thankful." It contained beautiful sag
gestlons, a moat wonderful spirit and
, an appreciation hard to portray in
Adding to the spirit and enjoyment
of the occasion -was the excellent
quartette by Mrs. W. SI White, Mrs.
8. B. Berkeley, Mr. M. McKinne and
Dr. & H. Johnson, with Mrs. A. H
Fleming at the piano.
The program tor this occasion was
in charge of Revs. J. A. Mclver and
O. Wj. Dowd, who proved themselves
masters at the art
Stewart Davis made a report on the
road to Hester stating that he had
seen the district engineer and was
informed the road would not be chang
The date for entertaining the foot
ball boys was changed to a week
later due to its interference with the
Passing Show." I
| Ben Holden Introduced Dr. Mohn ,
father qf President Arthur Mohn, ot
. the Club, who made a most interest
ing and enthusiastic talk. ,
Others speaking on this occasion
were M. McKinne. W. H Yarborough,
David Harris, Arthur Fleming.
The Friday night meeting was a
'most enjoyable one.
1 SQUIB! BAWLITO CHRISTMAS"
The Chi retinas entertainment foi
Maplevtlle school will be presented
oa Friday night, Deosmber 10. A
? "Squire Hawley's Chirstmas"
rsany ether pleasing afteractions
Bgreet yon with an early Christ
spirit Corns and bring your
friends. We cordially walooma you.
Admtaaioa, adults SB cants, children,
II canto. Refreshments served by the
mraTBKL
latere to to be a nerro mtnatrel at
Rock Bprlns* achool hanae Friday
ntffht. December trd. Everybody to- [j
tttad. The proceede are to bo for thai,
benefit of the auhool.
...
V. D. C. niniM
The Joaeph J. Derta Chapter U. D. j
0. will meat with Mr*. 8. 0. Holder.
Tueaday afternoon December 7. IMC. i
M t:M. ;j
MRS. H. W. PERRT, Becy. I'
v \i
BITES FOB MBS. 8PE3CEB AT
* LOUIHBlBti
Rockingham, Nut. 27.?Mn. Emma
Spencer died here this morning at
7:30 at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. A. C. Everett, In her 83rd year.
She fractured her hip all yeara ago,
since which time she haa been mora
or less of an Invalid. Heart failure
was the Immediate cause of her death
this morning. _. , ..
The remains will be carried thru
the country Sunday morning to Lou
isburg, to the old" Fuller home, now
occupied by Mrs. Annie Fuller Malone
who was one of her bridesmaids many
years ago. The funeral serrice will
be held from the Fuller home at 3
o'clock, conducted by Major Alpheua
McCullen of Rockingham, and Inter
ment beside her parents and forbears.
Mrs 8pencpr was the daughter of
the late N. B. and Sellna Foetei
Brown Walker, of LouUburg. and the
widow of the lata Wesley Houston
Spencer. Surrirlng are three chHdren
'Mrs. A. C. Ererett, of Rockingham;
Garland W. Spencer of Sanford, Fla.,
and Mrs. George Brandt, of Florence.
The remains of Mrs. Spencer were
brought to Louis burg Sunday and af
ter a short but impressive, service at
the Methodist church, were laid to
rest In Oaklawn cemetery.
Quite a large number of local peo
ple and visitors attended both serv
ices
CUBBElfT LITE BA TUBE CLUB
Mrs. Jamie White was hostess to
the Current Literature Club on Tnes
day November 13rd. After the roll
call and minutes of the last masting
the president suited tor the Bret num
ber on the program. ? * ?
The subject of the evening was A
Midsummer Night's Drssm "
? Miss L. Letton in the absence o?
kiss Sal lie Betta tend a very later
1 eating paper, "The Love TVagle."
I Mise Roeelaad then beaattfuUy ren
nsmber, "The Fairy
Gavotte," by Cluck Brahm.
' Tales. "Oberon sad Tltanla," by
The program closed with s
r Mrs. Mc. M. Furgeruon. A
nan Theory of Lows.
Mrs. Weldoa Bgarton, daughter ot
commTwlth cofh* followed by mints
end salted nuts.
STUDEKT BBCITAL
Tuesday evening, November N, at
? o'clock the 8chooi of Msalc of Urn
i nu,?Hid. Md 8..,. debrtt?
Sarah Hicks. Lonlsbnrg.
Voice?The Wted ?peeks. Grant,
i Vofos?The Beat Song,
tar. Jnaalta Biwtos, Jacki__
? - La Glaee. Crawford,
Dorothy Knowleo, Miami. Fla.
I gudhg?Tht Lots of O' Sens laa,
HWf. Began Rice Balm Puraell, Ral
Plano?Gavotte, Bach, VlrglaU Bloaa
Wallace. _ ?
I Voice?(1) 8ylvta. Speaks; (1) It
{Vera Ton, Wells, Alyce Cameron.
I piano?Serenatt. Turner, RebU
Mine. Miller. Bliaa
beth Fuasull. Stedman.
Piano?Hailing, Grieg, Nellie Farm
| tr'vioHn?Arietta. 8toeaael. Virginia
Sloan, Wallace.
PUm Prelude In b Minor, Chopin.
Lucy Thompson, Creedmoor.
Voice?Sweet Phyllis, Strickland.
Rachel Creech Smlthfleld.
piano?Autumn, Alfred Noyea, Dor
Is Hancock, Wilmington.
pjano?Sextette from Donliettls.
"Lucia Di Lamermoor" for left hand
only, Rachel Creech. Smlthfield.
Voice?(1) Serenade, Toaselli, (I)
Little one a'cryln' WlUlam Morrle,
^Plaao? Pasquinade, Gottachalk.
Helen Evans. Edenton.
The varied program was success
fully rendered by all participants, al
though It marked the Orst appearance
of many ot them. Especially finished
work was presented in voice by Miss
Creech and In piano by Mlsees Creech
and Evans. Miss Doris Hancock, re
nresentlng the School of .Expression,
save a strong interpretation of Hayes (
"The Highwayman," In which .he pros
ed herself a master ot controlled emo
tlon and euggestlve are. She bi ought
out not only the dramatic quality of
the poem, but also the vivid color of
the picturesque background.
Student recital No. 1 will be i
seated December 14th. at t h m.
pre
FAJfTLT REUNION
tMr. and Mre. D. O. Pearce enjoyed!
a family reunion on laat Sunday In
relebration of Mr. Pearce's birthday. [
All of their children were at home,
and a moat pleasant and enjoyable
lay waa spent by all. ?
Among the children from out of
!own were Mtia Bererla Pearce. ot
Princeton, Mr. D. O. Pearce and Mlu
[da 8111s Pea roe of Goidshoro, and
If las Crlchton Pearce, of Hooky
dount.
Mr. Gray R Kins ot Nashville, and
lr. Walter Cuthrell, of Rocky Mount
ret* present, as
i
BEBE'S COMEDY
CALLED SPEEDY
"The Campus Flirt" Fib for Capacity
Crowds At the Winner
Theatre
i If you want a college education in
the course of an hour,?one devoid or
study, yet teaching the latest thing In
laughs,?get down to the Winner The
atrd Thursday.
The reason? Bebe Daniels! She's
back again?the same vivaciously
dashing bit of femininity who romp-,
through Paramount comedies to the
accompaniment of a thousand laughs.
This time, they're all dressed up and
steeped in college atmosphere. "The
Campus Flirt."- written by Louise
Long and Lloyd Corrigan, was di
rected by Clarence Badger.
I Bebe is cast as a "miscast"?a girl
who Is sent to an American co-educa
tional college because It is her father's
alma mater. He feels that bis daugh
ter's snobbish, arrogant ways are
merely a veneer through which the
girl's true character will come smil
ing after a period Of shoulder-rubbing
with other students.
Of eourse, Bebe gets off on the
wrong foot. How she changes and
finally finds himself, creates and cans
en an ocean of laughs.
I Heading the hand picked cast we
find Charlie Paddock of cinderpath
tame. He displays fine acting po
tentialities and should ro far In his
new field of action. James Hall and
? Breads I. respectively, take care of
the love and comedy interests.Joan
Standing, Gilbert Roland, Irma Kor
neUa and Jocelyn Lee are also In the
W. B. BUM BEAD
Mr, W. H. Radd succumbed to a
stroke of paralysis at his home on
8oeth Ken more aveaae Monday night
at 7:M o'clock. Ha was 77 years ot
'age and basMss Ms wife be leaves
seven children fib*. Bam Davis of
Norwood, Mrs. J. L. fipseesr. Mrs. J.
| W. Wsever, Mrs. A. T. Harris, Mrs.
Jane Joynsr, MMs Annie Radd and
Mr. Morton Ra^fi and a large number
of relatives and friends
I Mr. Rndd was a member of Perry
hareh. The funeral
held at the grave and
C. Crawford, aerioted by Revs. J. A.
Melver sad a W. Dosed. The inter
meat was made at Oahlawa cemsttry
Wednesday moralpg. A large sumbe>
at friends being present to hid a last
farewell. The pall hearers were B.
P. Cooke, Paal Beasley, J. H. Harris.
Caswell Spencer, F. U Herman, Jake
I The floral tribute was especially
pretty carrying s beautiful :
family and relatives
sf the satire com
?F BBOAGJEKBRT
of Interest in Wtn
inouacsd in enlqas
In Port Sill Ok la.. Friday,
lfith.
i Captain and Mrs. N. J. McMahon
entertained at n delightful dinner
'party. At the completion of the dinner
nuts were served In dainty nut eupe
and at the bottom of the cup was
! found a penny. Many questions were
' fired about this occnrreuce. but at
thiamoment the door opened and a
newels entered crying "'Extra." The
papers. The Gutdlon, were promptly
bought with the convenient penny*,
and in biasing headlines were read
this Item Tlmbertake-Smallwoad en
gagement announcement Young cou
ple are receiving congratulations ot
their friends nt the field artillery
school." ,
Miss Tlmberlake Is the sinter ot
Mrs. Fred Brower and Mrs. Kelly
Barrow of Winston-Salem, and ltwd
here fbr four years. Her native home
is in Louis burg, where her mother,
' Mrs. J. E. Tlmberlake, makes her
home.
i Miss Tlmberlake left taf Oklahoma
' three months ago.
, Lieutenant Small wood Is from Fny
lettevllle. Ark., and is a graduate ot
; West Point class of 1916 and Is sta
tioned at Fort Sill.
The wedding will take place De
cember 22.
YOUB BIRTHDAY
Dc ccstber 5 to 11
If your btrthda y U this week you
are rathler pfoud and reserved?to
such an extant that you are almost un
approachable. You are rery conserva
ttre and cautious and methodical?
and alwaya look carefully ahead be
fore waking any decision. As a re
sun you make few miatakes.
" Ytfu are very critical and sometimes
fault-finding. You are exact and de
termined. and hare considerable force
of character. You arenas teal, artis
tic aad refined. You are a fluent, elo
quent talker?when you drop your re-1
eerrc. Your Ideas are original aad lo-!
?teal, and you bars an exhaustive
store of valuable knowledge.
While your taleat la ametly In art,
you also pi eases considerable execu
tire knowledge. You have a Judicial,1
Uacrtmlnattag pled, and you are ae
nrats In your Judgmeate. Yon
racceed an a broker, hanker, lawyer.
Mm. minister, artist, writer and asa
HCae.Wnm^rn durtag thape dales
ixeel aa anfborfi, painter*,
letrsease and dec
AMONG THE VISITORS
SOME TOC KNOW ANft HOMd lOD
DO NOT KNOW.
Pergonal I tea* A fetal Felks 1*4
Thalr Friends Who Travel Mm*
And There.
Supt. E. C. Perry visited Raleigh
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. W. Perry spent Friday la
I Rocky Mount.
I Mr. R. W. Smifhwick vlelted Rate
eigh the past week.
Mr. J. E. Ma lone, Jr., Waited Ral
eigh the paat week.
County Agent A. H. Harris spent
' Sunday in Raleigh.
Mist Daisy Caldwell, Home Agent,
visited Raleigh the past week.
? ?
Mr. E. H. Malone and Clerk of Casus
J. J. Toung Wslted Raleigh this
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Alston returns*
home Snnday frgm their bridal
v Mr. Joe H. Person, of Enfield,
a visitor to Loufsburg the past w<
Mrs. L. L. Whitaker and children
spent Friday with her people in
derson.
#" ?
Miss Kathleen Murphy left the
week for Raleigh to have her
removed.
? e
Mrs. M. B. Cox, of Joneaboro. i
the week end with her daughter,
0. C. Hill.
e a
Mr. and Mrs. Adkin May oc
i visited Mr. and Mrs. W. F
the past week.
e e
Mrs. R. W. Smith wick and
left the past week to visit
at Robersonvilla.
Mr. agd Mrs. H. A. Kearney amt
family spent the week end with has
parents tn Woodard.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Cox. of
born, spent the week end with Ma
sister. Mrs. a C. Hill.
? *
' Mr. sad Mrs. J. L.-1
.Thanksgiving with Mr. ami Mrs. J.
M. Grainger of Kinston.
| Messrs. * mi
!?. Steele of Wake For eat College <
i visitors in Loutsbarg on l?
?ar.
Mr. J. K. Coggia at the V<
Department of the Ante
of Education was In
who
for
citis at a hospital at Rocky
tly, returned home the past
j Mis* Margaret Inscoe
Tuesday from a twn weeks
Lnington where she has bees
ing her sister Mrs. B. O. Myers.
Supt. W. R. Mills left Wedna
for Roanoke, Vs.. to attend the
eral of hia brothers wife. '
E.NTEBTAOfS CLASSES
On Friday evening November
the claaaee of the CantenrlUe
j Sunday school1 were entertained
, the home of Misses ICatUe and T an
.Dement from 7:90 to It:SO o'clock.
The guests wars met at the door
; by AOs* Dement sod ushered into
the livtug room wh ch was beaattf .<t>
1 decorated to represent Thanksgiving.
I using the corn shock, with cottnm.
pumpkins and potatoes around ft.
'After a social chat with friends the
| meeting was called to order.
| A. very interesting Thanksgiving
program was rendered as follows:
i Scripture reading by Mhttte De
ment
Herds Prayer by all.
Roll called by secretary.
Song, Count your Blessings.
Reading. TFoe to be Thankful, to
Mrs. P. M. Svki-s.
ReadJjU-irg V hankful. by Lacy
Dement
Story of the First Thanksgiving, to
Mattie Dement
A short sentence by each one
sent telling of something Uiey
thankful for the past year.
Business problems of the class
discussed. Last but not le
guests were InWted Into th<
room which was beautifully
ed with pine, autumn leavea
chrysanthemum*.
Delicious refreshments were
ed consisting of
chicken salad, oystorettes i
(to.
After which cake, pickles sad
punch was served."
Princess Astrid
aualtiled to go tn
"3
ihejr