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__jRatb Tamlinson, Mrs. W.
^Aliaher 4b4 Mn. J. .
^ Joteed • boipItslltV at" a
in( pdrtf ‘ at ‘ Mra.
|i«r*B oa Memorial
....■.^ae 'WeaiiesdaT ermlnK. The
; llHNMa. moatly from the younker
were BNetTed at ^ht o*-
-.J
S Maaaes ot aummer' flowera,
UUiaa. and roeea pr^pmi-
Wlaft made bright deMrattona
tmt the rooma where four tablea
^MKtianmBced for the game. The
ddMit idW'- was present on 'the
aeore earda.
rjorie Gabriel It
At Birthday Party
To celebrate her thirteenth
V Wrthday anniversary Marjorie
. diahrlel was hostess to a num
ber io('her friends at a theatre
-•Tuesday evening. The boys
bad' birls, numbering fourteen,
jaMt at the theatre and after
picture, ‘‘Public He-
fb Number One” went to the
jimastore for refreslnnents. The
^BHer 'paiH of the efenlng they
tasembled i at the hdstess home
bor aaiaEal. b*-mes. Marjorie was
the recipient of a number of
-naeful g^fts.
tib« . Wspnaa’s ipWe
rfj ■
Wllkeihoro Jfatho-
d^ ahnroh wUl uMet Tuesday
aftCiSMWB at 8:80 o’clock at
the home of Mrs, R. M. Baane
with Mm. a U SodCweU aa
associate hostess.
The W. 0. T. U. meets
Tbamday afternoon at thire-
thirt'y b’eiodc at the home of
Mra W. 'P. HorUm.
CIrcIee of the Nerth
WOkesboro Baptist Miseioaary
Society are meethic this week,
with the foUowing as hostehs*
ee:
Circle No. 1. Mrs. Jim Can-
dill, Tuesday 3 p. m.
Circle No. 2, Mrs. M. L. Gil-
reath, Tuesday 3 p. m.
ClrclA No. 8, Mrs. N. H.
Waugh, Tuesday 3 p. m.
Circle No. 4, Mrs. W. P.
Jones, Jlonday 7:45 p. m.
Circle No. 5, Mrs. Bnren
Yates, IhttTsday 7:45 p. m.
Cirde Np. 6, Mrs. Chal Mc
Neil, Tuesday 4 p. m.
Circle! No. 7, Miss Mary El
la McCreddle, M«Miday 7:45
p. m.
M. W. Baptist W. M. U.
Gawe Special Program
A special meeting of the
North Wllkesboro Baptist Mls-
alonary Society was held Friday
afternoon at the tome of Mrs.
H. P. Casey, the president ot the
Society. The purpose of the ga-
|h^ng was to ' observe the
Jfeck Memorial program. Around
dizty-flve were present for the
deeaslon, with members of the
■y, W. A. and the Business Girl’s
^rcle being guests of the So
ciety.
The program was given at
Mvo-thirty.. ^er which a picnic
aupper was enjoyed on the lawn.
IF rrS AT THE LIBERTY
ITS THE BEST SHOW
IN TOWN
WUkesboro Woman’s Club
will meet with Mrs. C. F.
Morrison Friday afternoon,
four o’clock. Prices will be giv
en for the most perfect rose,
the) best arranged vase of gar
den flowers mixed, and the
beet vase of lilies.
N orris-J ackson
Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Franklin
Jackson announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Eleanor
Mae, to Mr. Franklin Dean Nor
ris.
The wedding will take place
this summer, but the date has
not been determined.
Miss Jackson is an attractive,
vivacious brunette, having at
tended school in Oxford and tak
ing a business course here 3ud spring.
Monday - Tuesday
George Raft
—IN—
He Glass
Key”
• —
Thursday Only- ’
ANN HARDING
HERBERT MARSHALL
—in—
“THE FLAME
WITHIN”
With Louis Haywood and
Maureen O’Sullivan
Friday (only)-
' SOUR-FACE
CHAS. BUTTERWORTH
—IN—
,v‘BABY FACE
1th UNA MERKLE
jhuiKh riot of today—
^Gtfea you 1,000 Lat^hs
CMm count them.
i announcement of the engage- , , .u
I ment and approaching marriage and white was carried out in t e
I because of the popularity of decorations o
! both parties here and elsewhere
i i n the state.—Oxford Public
l«r lu Mm. A, J. Fletch^
"nf %gnwt of hM .ilB^
er.'^bk^'iB. Abehor
•toted with'a ramembi^ce ^by
MhL Hadtowpod. f. .
eonBlnslojt|^t play the
h^m. with the awleUi^ ^^of
Mto. :.J,,1^^TBrner. berved k sal-
•d.: ebaree followed byt-eweiits.
■ 4
Miatoi Stai^brda ^
atertidtt>4 *t Two PartiM
toar*h>3 bridge partlto -
were tlbto by ‘Miaaea UUian and
Mai7 LIndB«r SUffofd teat week
at ttalr hoai^ on B Street. The ,
flrat ooo, wllito-waa given Thurs
day afteniooa, aeven Ubleo
made ujf^ Jbr brldg* amW ah ar
ray of vbrisht ahihmer flowers.
Mrs. HIU Cartton Non out In the
game bel^ vl^ilitoted wltb^ ah
aitl^ctivf. ^traabmehts
ln,two eojirsai'itore, serfed,* at
close ot ^y.
Honor gueat for the one
Friday evening was Miss
Ruth TomtlnMn, a popnlar
t* ' VARBCH VILLIWClAOOtTTt COLBERT
/G^iMlTIkTlOW/ pW rv- (Mef/v«AfAa
“Big, clean as a hound's, tooth, strong Ih atoTy. comedy, eaat aad per and Mrs. B. A. Shook. Mrs.
given production value, this prodoedon should rate WgV’ That la the opfn- g, y, yomiittson, mother ot the
Annie ** Variety the sereen^ falr^ yrt SMernt critfe. ip ^ honoree, came In lor the refreeh-
nnniar Universal’s “Imitation of Life.” 'Dds Fsimie Hvit beet prO*
opaiar . *. ^ T^«a 1# utoi^ia moDia,
Ruth TomMnaon, a suced oy that master of domestic drama, John M. Stahl, Kdth nwiiwtou
bride-elect of the week who has Warren ■William as his staia, Juu fallY.JnsliflM tjUf aott
b e e n extenelvely entertained esHmate of it “Iznitation life” la idayinc today and TiMidaT at
since the announcement of her
engagegment the first of the
month.
Seven tables of bridge were in
play again and winning high
score award was Mrs. Henry
Moore. To Miss ToniUnson the
hostesses presented a set of wat
er glasses In her glass pattern,
and Mrs. E. E. Stafford, of WJn-
ston-Salem, a sister-in-law of
the hostesses, who was a guest
of . the Staffords, was also re
membered with a gift. Mrs. A.
j. Fletcher, ot Raleigh, a house
guest of her sister. Mrs. W. R.
Absher, was another , tw.t-' of
town visitor. Refreshments, con
sisting ot a salad and sweet
course, followed the gUme.
Mr. and Mrs. Henderson
Feted At Soci^ Event
Miss Joyce WeHborn Was hos
tess to a large number of her
friends in the Wilkesboros and
throughout the county at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Wellborn, in Wilkes-
boro Friday evening. A lawn
party had been planned but due
to the inclement’ weather the
guests were entertained mostly
indoors. Various games and con
tests provided much amusement
with Mrs. Frank Henderson as
winner in one of the contests.
The party was given in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hender
son, who were married this
Mrs. Henderson being
the former Miss Pauline Phillips
in Henderson. — , ,, ,,
Mr. Norris is a son of J. B. of this city, Mr. and Mrs. Hen-
Norris, of Noirth Wilkesl-.-. -
For the past two and a half booklet in which toasts bad been
years, he has ceen connected written by the guests, and Mrs.
with the Oxford Public Ledger.
Much interest attaches to the with a gift.
A color scheme of
Henderson also was remembered
lavendar
! Ledger.
Mrs. B. R. Underwood Is
Hostess At Bridge Party
; A delightful social event of
; the week was the lovely card
j party given by Mrs. B. R. Under
wood at her home on C Street
Saturday evening, entertaining
for a number of her friends. A
profusion of cut flowers, artis
tically arranged, made gay dec
orations for the players at three
tables of bridge and one Of rook.
When scores were counted
and appointments.
In serving punch, sandwiches,
and cakes the hostess was assist
ed by her mother and Mrs. Ei
leen Phipps'. Over fifty young
people were present for the oc
casion and two special guests
for the evening were Miss Eliza
beth Berry, of Bremo Bluff, Va.,
and Mrs. Fred Loftis, of Madi
son.
LET YOUR W EARING
APPAREL PROVIDE
YOU WITH
SUMMER
COMFORT
• BATHING SUITS
• POLO SHIRTS
• WHITE SHOES
• SPORT BELTS
• UNEN SUITIS
• COTTON SLACKS
• STRAW HATS
POPULAR PRICES
Abshers
‘THE SUIT STORE”
NORTH WILKE8BORO, N. C.
THE BOOK AND GffT SHOP
MEZZANINE FLOOR RHODES-DAY FURNITURE CO.
Gifts
PQR Wta)DlNGS AND PARTIES
I'ttju will find h«re eomething nice, appropriate.
Attractive
will be solemnized the 29th of
June, was extensively honored
last week at a number of de
lightful social affairs. Thursday
evening was notable for the love
ly dinner and card party given
by Mrs. C. G. Poindexter at bar
home on D Street.
The guests were received at
a delicious three course dinner.
The hostess was assisted in the
serving by her two daughters.
Misses .Nina: and Wilma Rose
Call, and her niece, Mrs. Glenn
Green. A miniature bride and
groom marked the honoree’s
. garden and pool
Following ' the dinner four „ , „ p ,
BMnta,
Colbwt and Warran Willlain aa hia stafs, Juu fuU^.juslinto tU» antft- J*** ,***^^®
oPa utinuite of it “imitation life” is i^aying toi^ and Towday at »«>«d high,
: Ina an attractive award, OuesU
very effectively given.
The., de
votional period consisted ' of a
song “Nearer My God To Thee,’’
prayer by Mrs. F. O.- Holman,
and reading of scripture by Mrs.
Johnson. In a most interesting
manner Mias Benlah Lowe and
Mrs.’Avery Church, twin sisters,
gave a dialogue comparing the
Americas. The continental twins
were discussed In their mission
work by Mrs. George Kennedy,
Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs. F. G.
Holman, Mrs. R. L. Wellborn
and Mrs. D. M. Hamby.
Mrs. Johnson, the president,
presided for routine business,
the usual reports being heard. A
social hour followed the meet
ing at which time the hostess,
assisted by Louise Kennedy,
daughter of Mrs. Kennedy, serv
ed ice cream and cake. Hostess
es announced for the next meet
ing were Mrs. Johnson and Miss
Mable Hendren.
Miss Annie Ruth Tomlinson
Feted At Lovely Party
Miss Annie Ruth Tomlinson, p^^^jord. A. B. Johnston, Ralph
whose marriage to Carlyle Inglt and C. C. Faw joining
Mrs. W. R. Absher Is
Hostess To Her Club
The last meeting of the club
year of the Current Topic club
was held Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. W. R. Absher at her
home on Memorial Avenue. Mix
ed garden flowers attractively
arranged formed a bright set
ting for the club members and a
few other visitors. Mrs. C. C.
Faw presided and called the roll
during which time the members
responded with news Items of
much interest.
During the latter part of the
afternoon rook was enjoyed at
four tables and in the game Mrs.
Henry Reynolds won top score
award. Refreshments in two
courses were served after the re
moval of cards by Mrs. Absher
and her daughter, Mrs. A. T.
Lott. Those present other than
cliib members were Mesdames
C. E. Jenkins, J. C. Reins, Henry
Reynolds and P. W. Williams.
Garden Department In
Meeting Thursday A. M.
The members of the Garden
Department of the North Wli-
kesboro Woman’s club were de
lightfully entertained in their
monthly meeting Thursday morn
ing at the home ot Mrs. F. C.
Forester with Mesdames J. M.
Carlyle Ingle in a formal cere
mony at the North Wllkesboro
Methodist church Satbrday eve
ning of this week, at eight o’
clock, Mrs. James is here visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Bller, and Mrs. Frazier, a gueat
of her sister, the hostess. Each
one received a remembrance
from Mrs. Absher.
Within the club members the
high score award was won by
Mrs. Gordon Forester and among
the visitors Miss Tomlinson was
the winner. The game was played
at four tables which were placed
amid colorful decorations of cut
flowers, Mrs. Jimmie Anderson
assisted the hostess in serving a
salad and sweet course at the
conclusion of play-
Duncan and C. C. Faw joining
as hostesses. A tempting two
course breakfast was served at
9:30 o’clock after which a busi
ness session was held. The guests
were seated at the dining table
and several small ones.
Mrs. Chal McNeil, chairman
of the club, presided, and the
main item of business was the
plans made for a flower show to
Misa Louise Vjme Is .
HiMtess At Bridge Party
A pretty party, ot the week
was the one given by Miss Louise
Vyne at her home on C Street
Thursday afternoon entertaining
a number of her friends at
bridge. Ragged robbins, lark
spur and white lillies made a
festive scene for the players at
three tables. Miss Janie McDlar-
mid was the winner of the top
score prize and also received the
prize for honors.
To Mrs. F. D. Forester, Jr.,
Miss Vyne presented hot dish
mats. Mrs. Forester was former
ly Miss Lorene Caudill, ot this
city. Mrs. A. J. Fletcher, of Ra
leigh, who was visiting her sist
er here, Mrs. W. R. Absher, was
an out ot town guest attending.
The hostess, assisted by Miss
McDiarmid, served a salad and
sweet course.
Club In Meeting
The Young People’s Literary
Club gave a “tackey’’ party Sat
urday night, June 16th. Seventy-
five young people were present.
Miss Mabel Johnson was the
“tackiest’’ girl, Barnie Teague
the “tackiest” boy and Earl
Johnson and( Pearl Hall the
“tackiest” couple. '
A number .o f ,interesting
games were enjoyed and the
I “Night Hawk Ramblers” render
ed a number of popular songs.
Cake and punch were served by
Miss Mabfel Johison and Miss
Flora Haynes, afsisted by Miss
Vernice Owens.
7:15 by Mrs. Poindexter and
after finding their positions at the club
seven small tables were served TTT T> AKahoi* wna ir
Mrs. W. R. Absher was in
charge of the program and read
a poem “The Lord God made
a Garden.” then introduced Miss
EITen Robinson, who told about
famous gardens in Virginia. Aft
er the program sometime was
spent in viewing Mrs. Forester’s
tables were;,, made up for bridge
and three for rook. A series of
interesting progressions gave the
top score awards in the games to
Mrs. J. B. Williams for bridge
and Mrs. Jake Caudill for rook.
Mrs. James O’Daniel held the
traveler’s prize in bridge and In
rook Mrs. E. E. Eller received
low score award. An array of
summer flowers made a festive
background for the players and
the tally cards bore bridal bou
quet designs: Honor gift for
Miss Tomlinson was a pair of
crystal candelabras.
Wiikesboro Baptist W.M.U.
Met Thursday Afternoon
The members of the WUkes
boro Baptist Missionary Society
met at the home of Mrs. Claude
Kennedy Thursday afternoon for
their regular monthly meeting
and joining as hostess with Mrs.
Kennedy was Mrs. W,. A. Jones.
Thirteen members and two visi
tors were present. An inspira
tional program had been plann
ed by Mrs.'’W.^ 'J,’. Johnson and
Hiss Ursula Blevins.
The topic for the, afternoon,
“Lifting the Buner in the Laqd
6f ’tlw ’BdttthM 'Cr^*’, . ‘was
Mrs. J. B. Carter was announc-
as .the program chairman for
the nekt meeting which Is to be
held at the home of Mrs. J. C.
Reins.
When cards were laid aside
the hostesses served a tempting
salad course with accessories. In
the bridge competition Mrs.
James O’Daniel proved to be
the most successful receiving an
attractive award. To the honoree
the hostesses presented crystal
goblets.
Mra. Bill Abshar Is
Bridge Club Hostess
Mrs. Bill Absher had four
special guMts for the smaU
bridge party which she gave
Wednesdsy aiiemoon at her
home on Kensington Drive when
she entertained for the members
of her own bridge cinb. Sharing
the courtesy were Mrs. Herbert
Forester, a recent ‘ hrlde. Miss
Annie Ruth Tomlinson, a bride
to be, Mrs. Bthel' James, of At
lanta, Ga., and Mrs. BUI Fra
sier^ of iVisstbn-Balein.
Hrsu FoMihr before' her mar
riage’'etir’^Bss Georgene Ora-,
ham? of airftle -Beach, . C„ pHONE l(tt
Hiss 'ToiaUnaon irUl be, wed to*-
tiiider eatsBrtijtdl
her- home
linsou’s
'B^, of.fliita6s;
ed tha^fli^
Imr fk*.
'TomllnsOB^pTbe.vnreddlag . :iHIL
take Satui^toy rwronlsg a|f Cl«»»a
eight o’clock In the h^rtk Wll- “
kesboro Hethodist ehorsb.
A corsage of gardtojas^jnark-
ed the honoree’s plato at the
table and her gift from tto hos
tess was a Berving spood In her
allver pattern. Six -taiites were
arranged for bridge in a setting
ot pansies, sweet peas, and other
garden flowers, and after the
game Tsfrefbinents In two cours
es were served by Mrs, O’Dsili-
lels, assMed by Mrs. J. B. ‘Titr-
ner and Mra. B. A. Shook. Mrs.
Ing an attnetlve award, Guests
from out of town present were
Mrs. A. J. Fletcher, ot Raleigh,
who was a house guest of her
sister, Mrs. W. R. Absher, Miss
Mary Ella Cutler, of Washing
ton, who was visiting Mrs. J. D. .
Moore, Jr., and Mrs. Bthel
James, of Atlanta, Ga., a gi^eat
of her daughter, ‘ Mrs. Frank
Eller. f
brlsL
Corrfaa Faif,3
ihfij. AUee WstM;
KUwWane Ferw Wal
son, BlUie Waugk .
Hnlet, Ina Myers.
Hostess.,1>a4ges wers ai
R,by,
to, Cofiine^ j^aw^
Mary Louise OTements, ai
Jorie Gabriel. Lannj
to AUe® Wells a^J
Clements.
Silver stars
cent perfect attend
LonMe Clements, Blancll
Jans Parry, Jeanne Moorsi
Halet, Betty Halfmsre, Nel
Rovsseau and Marjorie Gat
A gold star for perfect attend^^
ance was awarded to Corrlnw;
Faw.
Forty-two of the 65 highest]
mountain peaks ia the Unit
States are In Colorado.
Scavenger Hunt la
Given For Girl Scouta
A Scout meeting, In the form
of a scavenger hunt, waa enjoy
ed by the girl’s troop, of which
Miss Gertrude Gilliam Is captain
last Friday evening. The hunt
ended at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Brame and here the
girl’s were served delightful re
freshments by Miss Ollllam.
A number of awards were
given as follows: Those receiv
ing the tenderfoot badges were
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