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Mtoa Bdaa BwUIb entertained at a
Tt ho^oy I popalar bride-elect, lorely party at the Barnes home
on E street Saturday oTenln*. ft®
mATrl&89 of Miss Brower ®tta
Cleve Bosheara, of Oak Ridge,
•Bonn., Is to Uke Place 1° Decem
ber A dessert course preceded
bridge at fire Ubles and rook at
one, the Ubles being arranged In
a testlYe setting of colored berries
and autumn blossoms. A corsage
of pink carnations marked Miss
Brewer’s place.
Mrs. Maurice Walsh, high
scorer in bridge, and Mrs. Rufus
Church, high scorer In rook, each
received attractive awards. The
hostesses presented to the honoree
pieces of crystal and china In her
wedding pattern.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
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Musical Stars
Met On Thursday
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The Junior Musical Stars mot
at the home of Mrs. Robert S.
Gibbs Thursday afternoon, No
vember 14th, with 15 members
and one visitor, Ann Phifer. John
Gibbs had charge of the program,
"Music In Early American Days”.
The following piano solos were
played; “Russian Romance”, by
Corinna Finley: "The Army Air
Corps”, by Nell Gwyn Brame;
1 and “Indian Drums” by Eric Dun
can. John Gibbs played a violin
solo’ “The Holy City”.
Games were played during the
social hour, and refreshments
were served by Russell Carter and
Tommy Reins.
Tea and Topics Club
Meets With Mrs.
A. S. Cassell
Mrs. A. S. Cassel was hostess to
the members of the Tea and Top
ics club and some extra guests at
her home in Wilkesboro Friday
evening. Rook was played at two
tables with the high and low
score award going to Mrs. W. E.
Jones and Mrs. J. W. White. Fol
lowing play Mrs. Cassell was as-_
* sisted by her daughter. Miss Alice
Cassel, in serving delicious re
freshments.
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SIXTH WA.i LOAN!
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L.WAR BONDS
I LAST-MINUTE WAR NEWS DAILY
A delightful courtesy was ex
tended Miss Manie Brewer on
Monday evening when Mrs. Jack
Swofford and Mrs. Maurice Walsh
were hostesses at a party at the
Swofford home In Finley Park.
Five tables were arranged for
bridge and one for rook, and at
the beginning of play the hostesses
served a dessert course.
In bridge Mrs. J. Q. Adams
scored high, Mrs. Presley Myers
second high, and In rook the win-
ners were Miss Lunda Hendr^n i
and Mrs. T. H. Waller, each being*
Tie
Rev. g. 1. WatU tUled his regu
lar appointmeht at Llledown and
Lebanon Sunday.
Mr. Jesse Broyhlll, who was a
patient at the Wilkes hospital. Is
back home much Improved.
Mr. T. P. Howell, who had an
operation at the Wilkes hospital,
is back home and getting along
fino. Mr. Howell had one eye
taken out. We hope he soon gets
well again.
Mrs. J. M. German Is not so well
at present. We hope she will soon
recover.
Mr. John Tom Howell left Sun
day to go back to Cleveland, Ohio,
where he is In defense work af
ter a few days visit with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Howell
and other friends.
Rev. and Mrs. B. T. Peeler, of
Taylorsville, visited In the home
of Mrs. Julia Phillips a few days
ago.
Soimnit News
Of Past Week
Rev. Henry Smith filled his
regular appointment at Yellow
Hill church Saturday and Sun
day and spent Sunday night with
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Woodle.
Pvt Marion Church, who Is In
the army and Is stationed In Tex
as, has been spending a few days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Church. He will be starting
back to camp on Monday. |
There was a very fine snow in j
the mountains Sunday for the first j
time this season. j
Mr. Charley Blankenship, who i
is working at Lenoir, spent the
week-end with his father, Mr. R.
L. Blankenship.
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