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An lAterootlnc lodal erent ot
^he week mw tke Cottee ciTen by
Mtm. J. B. HoCoy at the WUkee
Hotel Batnrday after&ooh compli-
mentlnc hw daaffhter, Miaa Emi
ly McCoy, aad her gveet Miss
▲niie Pritchett, ot Oharlottearille,
'Vh., who are schoolmatee at Sal
em CoUege la Wlnstoa-ealem;
IMaa Jalla Finley, a popular
brtde-eleet of the month; and
Mrs. Carl^ B. VanDeman, a bride
oit Jthe summer. The hours were
from S:30 to 6:30.
Chriatmae greens, and red and
green candles made colorful dec
orations fmr the lobby with its
open tire, the messanine floor,
and the dining room. Greeting
guests at the lobby door were
Mrs. R. Q, Finley and Mise Nor
ma SteTensoh and at the foot of
lobby stairs were Mrs. Andrew
Kilby and Miss Toby 'Turner while
Mrs. Gordon Finley and Mrs. J.
L. Clements stood at the head of
the stairs.
Mrs. €. D. Coffey, Jr., present
ed the callers to the receiving
line, which was composed ot Mrs.
McCoy and the guests ot honors,
and welcoanlng the guests in the
dining room were Mrs. T. A. Fin
ley and Mrs. Henry Landon. Mrs.
Watt H. Cooper and Mrs. 0. Bry
an Higgins poured coffee at a
long table, which was beautifully
appointed in the greens of Christ
mas while the green and red can
dles burned in numerous candle-
labras. A dessert course preceded
the coffee, which was served
with cheese straws and nuts. As
sisting with the serving were Miss
Lara Coffey, Miss Sue Moring
Clements, Miss Margaret Faw,
Miss Harriett McOoogan, and
Mias Jane Greer, of Statesville.
Good-ihyes were spoken to Mrs. P.
M. Williams, and Mrs. C. C. Faw.
home of Mt*. Bdd F. Gardner s-
hmg with the ngtUar,d monthly
meeting. Mjta. Waiter Mo^|,
oo-hoeteaa .'with Mm , Ga^er,
and at the eloae of the e^ftg
they sened deildons^ mfimh-
ments to'the twenty-five mem
bers attmdtng.
Mrs. Gardner led the dseott^
ale and also preMded for the
Ineee semlon, Mrs. WUIttU
low gave the leaflet. "(Hftrtor
the World Wide Miestope." end-
a couple of hymns eomplfitad the
program.
The dining room was attrac
tively decorated with holly and
red csndlea, while the gifts for
each other were placed about on
aMaeaH|asB53pB==a
Fnend'7 Ocde Met
mta. Boy Reece
Mrp»aMoy Reece ww iHietees to
the members of the Friendly cir
cle of the WUkeilioro Methodist
church in. their monthly meeting.
iWd Tneeday^evening. Mn. Kyle
Bayes ocoupled the chair during
the btMuesa pei%>d and Miss Eva
iLee^ Guthrie was devotional lead-
T^^A playlet on misekme made
dp the prbgnm, in whleh a nmn-
Vtir the membere took part..
Mrs. George Parlier waa named
as president ot the circle tor an
Gardner Circle Hdd
Annual Christmas Party
The annual Christmas party of
the Gardner circle of the North
Wilke^boro Methodist church was refreshments were served
the dining table, the names fo{
an exchange of gifts having been
drawn at a previous meeting. Mrs.
William Cranor was a visttor ot
the circle.
the hoai.e ot her parent Mr.'
Mrs. R. Bjj Pharr. _ Tbjee^ ne^:
men^rs were recetvoAiuto t
.ctulb, Edith BihodM, Lyura Kath
erine Glass, end '^IllaM Church.
The olab eonnsdtor, B.
Prevette, dlreetid the pragMOlt
Piano ,« ntunberB^ Were played by
Doris Honi^, CaroHhe Outvie','
Betsy Barber, Elisabeth Cariton,
BIoIm Pardue, Lentwe Ltvlii^
ston, Elisabeth Pharr, Opal Mill
er, aiur^rttt SteeIhUh. MfiiifaSl
readings were glven..4v Rosemond
Donghtott end Blani^e Ltving-
A BSt Too Late
other yoer. The meeUng was “ton. Laura ItathwldA Glass saa^i
hugely attended and at,the close «»• Brahms Lullaby. AU the mem
refre^mento were serred.
Mi». Joe E. Johnson
Is Auxiliary Hostess
The Installation ot offleers fea
tured the 'business session of the
Episcopal Auxiliary meeting
which was held Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Joe E.
Johnson. With the president,
Mrs. William Barber, in the chair
the following were Installed: Mrs.
L. B. Dula, president; Mrs. Joe
Barber, vice president; Mrs.
George Forester, secretary; and
Mrs. Htll Carlton, treasurer.
Mrs. H. M. Scott, of Sweetwat
er, Tenn., led an impressive de
votional period. A social hour and
at the
held Tuesday evening at the close of the afternoon.
“For Beauty, Tone, and
Performance, I Choose The
PNiLce mtio
FOR 1940”
Says Miss Florence Rogers, noted economist and lec
turer, who will conduct the Joumal-Patricft’s Cook
ing ^bool at the Woman’s Club Building Thursday
and Friday, December 14-15th, at 2 p. m.
MISS FLORENCE ROGERS
Home Elconomist and Lecturer
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CImmm* hommmirmodrk
Mh» Sue Morhig Oements
Hostess'^At Luncheon
Mtos Sue Mmdng Clements en
tertained at a lovely luncheon at
her home on Sixth Htreet Satur
day hont^ng Miae Jnlla Finley,
who ie to be married the 39th
of thia month to Rev. Chalmen
Frtmr MoCutchen, o f Point
Pleasant, W. Va. Sharing honors
with Mies Finley were Mrs. Carl
B. VanDem^ who prior to her
nuptiale during the summer was
Miss Ann McLau^lin, of Char
lotte; Mrs. J. H. Whicker, Jr.,
the former Miss Miriam Durett,
of Greenwood, Miss.; Miss Anne
Pritchett, of Charlottesville, Va.,
houseguest of Miss Ehnily McCoy;
and Mise Jane Greer, of States
ville, houseguest of Miss Clem-
ments. Miss Pritchett and Mlsa
MoCoy are schoolmates at Salem
College In Winston-Salem.
A three-course luncheon .was
served at one o’clock with coven
laid for twenty-four in a festive
setting In which iblue and silver
were the predominant colors. The
place cards were in wedding hell
designs. To Miss Finley the hos
tess presented silver in her wed
ding pattern and the other special
guests were remembered with
beautiful gifts.
ben joined in siiging thefr
“Music Clah Song." DeUoioas re
freshments were served by Eliza-
heth and her mother, assisted 1^
Maiy Dale, guest of the club.
Hie December me^ng .wRll he
held with Dorothy Rhodes and
Don Reins. —
Home Economics Club
Has Initiation Meet
On November 23 tne Home
Economics club ot North Wllkes-
boro high school held Its form
al initiation ceremony in the
school auditorium.
The spirit of Home Economics,
who was Miss Evelyn Sharpe, the
advisor, explained the creei ot
the club which was. represented
by six rainbow colored candles
symbolizing character, wisdom,
health, beauty, service, and home.
The officers are, president,
Alice Wells; vice president, Ma-
hie Kilby; secretary, Mary Moore
Hix; treasurer, Catherine Brewer.
Members initiated into the club
were: Annie Ruth Blankenship,
Catherine Brewer, Joyce Breiver,
Dare Bumgarner, Lucille Casey,
Peggy Finley, Catherine Hall,
Blanche Hall, Mary Moore Hix,
Frances Kennedy, Mable Kilby,
Bertha Gene Myers, Miriam Phil
lips, Clariece iSnelaon, Gladys
Templeton, and Alice Wells.
Holbrot^c-Burcham
Marriage Is Announced
Miss Amalie Holbrook and
Frederick Bnrcham were united
In marriage Friday, December 1,
1939, In Hlllaville, Va. The serv
ice, markedl by |B4in|pl!clty, was
perfonmed by Rev. R. B. Randall,
uslpg the ring ceremony.
The bride was becomingly at
tired in navy tailored suit with
wine accessories. Mrs. Burcham
i#the daiughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Billie Holbrook, of Traphlll. She
received her education at Trap-
bill High School, graduating in
1937. She later attended Hlnshaw
Beauty Culture School at North
Wilkeiaboro, and has recently been
employed at the Dainty Lady
Beauty Shop in Elkin.
Mr. Burenam is tne son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Burcham, of Ben-
ham. He graduated at Trajpbill
high school in 1937, and now
bolds a position with the Chat
ham Manufacturing Company In
Elkin. Mr. and Mrs. Burcham will
make their home at Benham for
the present.
Kgw Orleana, Dec. 4.—^Hnnlw
No. 1 ^n't 'kaow a tamer had
asked tanter No. f to kill an all-
ing ’horse, so he iwopsid to con-
eluslona wbmi JUh cocnpaiiitHi aad-
deiUp shot the animal.^
The praokleb eaeautloner noted
Ms friend's . astonishment and
aUld. darkly; -
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hone utd now i^vgnA-'to]
man" jy
^The bidding JMte
raptly when No 1.
No. 2 with a welbaimed
Explanations, and'
came uuer after the pr
covered oonaciodsneea
Let the advwtMnf
this newspaper be ponr imopjfWmi
gnide. *
^Adii. get attentioo—and imdtil
St. Cecilia Juveniles
In Monthly Meeting
The members of the St. Cecilia
Juvenile Music Club were delight-
fully entertained Wednesday
afternoon by Elizabeth Pharr at!C.).
The Millers Creek
Music Club Meets
The music students of the Mil
lers Creek high school organized
a music club and elected officers.
They are president, Doris Tul
hurt: secretary, Bronda Bumgar
ner; and program committee,
Pauline Maxiwell. The club meets
each Wednesday at 2:35 and
talks over any business matters
which might concern the mem
bers of the club.
Wivh Miss Hannah Teichman
for teacher, this is expeetd' to be
the most successful year of music.
The cluib will draw names this
week and plans to have a Christ- •
mas party. Each member is ex
pected to cooperate by exchang
ing gifts.
The party is scheduled to be at!
Doris Tulburt’s home on Wednes
day afternoon, December 13th.
The members of the cluib are as
follows: Alda Whittington, Lu
cille Baker, Doris Tulburt, Pau
line Maxwell, Bronda Bumgarner,
EMna Whittington, Bonnie Ruth
Lovette, and Helen Bumgarner.
The name of the club is, “Mil
lers Creek Music Club, (M. C. M.
“jfdnVAflord
To Take I
Glances
With My Appearance
On The Stage,” saya
Miss Florence
Rogers
Home Economiit at the
Cooking School
MISS FLORENCE ROGERS -
Horae Economist and Lecturer
“I f.'nd it pays in the end to have all beauty work
done by experts who use only the best of ma
terials.
“I do think the women of this community, are
indeed fortunate in having the quality work
found in your salon.”
Thank you, MISS ROGERS, we are proud to have
won your approval.
THE CHRISTMAS SEASON
is almost here, so we suggest that you call
for an appo'ntment now for your beauty
work . . . then you will avoid the late
Christmas rush, and also be assured of hav
ing your work done just like we always
strive to please you.
Ask us about our Cosmetic Gifts for Christmas
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anything in the cosmetic line—all wrapped in
the beautifull Christmas colors.
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Miss Florence Rogers
NOTED HOME ECONOMIST AND LECTURER
Endorses The
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THE
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