IAL NEWS*
Clubs, Parties, Church Activities, Etc.
iiss Marjorie Miller
:eted at Tea
.
Mrs. Rath Holder, Miss Rhet
ta Forester, and Miss Margaret
Ellen 8auls, of Sumter, 8. C.,
received at tea in a lovely bridal
setting at the North Wllkeeboro
Woman's clubhouse Monday aft
ernoon honoring Mlaa Marjorie
Miller, bride-elect of the week.
Miss Miller, who is to be married
to Thomss Edward Crysel In a
formal ceremony Thursday eve
ning at the Wllkeeboro Metho
dist church, and Miss Sauls are
nieces of Mrs. Bolder and Miss
Forester.
A large group of friends called
during the tea hours from 3:30
to 5:30, and were welcomed at
the door by Mrs. Frank Blair
and Mrs. Jimmy Anderson. Mrs.
F. C. Forester presented callers
to the receiving line composed
of the hostesses, the honoree,
and her mother, Mrs. William
Warner Miller, Sr. Mrs. Johnson
J. Hayes directed the guests to
the tea table where tea was
poured by Mrs. Allen Sauls, of
iter, & C., mother of Miss
Sandwiches, -cakes, and
its In keeping with the bridal
ware served by Mrs. Wil
liam Warner Miller, Jr., Mrs.
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Charles Houck, Misses Lillian
and Mary Lindsay Stafford. Good
byes were spoken to Mrs. P. E.
Forester and Mrs. Homer Carl
ton.
The tea table, spread with »
white Maderla cloth, was center
ed with a silver bowl of white
snapdragons about which white
candles gleamed in two triple sil
ver candelabra. About the room
were artistic arrangements ol
greenery, white flowers, and
white candles.
Mrs. Wood Hostess
To Mtfi. View Club
The Mountain View Home
DemoostratlM club held theii
regular meeting at the home ol
Mrs. Callie Wood on the 2nd
Wednesday of this month. In the
absence of our President, out
▼ice president presided over the
meeting.
After repeating the club col
lect together we discussed oui
club business. Mrs. Glenn Dan
cy, Jr., our family life leader
gave us an Interesting reading
on an article, "We Face Deatt
Together."
Due to bad weather and th<
condition of the roads we onlj
had nine members present, but
everybody had a good time. Qui
hostess served a delicious fruit
salad with red jello cut out ii
the shape of hearts, cake and
coffee. «
Before leaving our recreatioi
leader told fortunes.—Reported.
Alan Foster
Celebrates Birthday
Mrs. Max Foster entertained
at a Valentine party at her hom<
on F Street Saturday afternooi
honoring her son, Alan, on hit
eighth birthday anniversary. Th<
number of guests, fourteen boys
i and girls, were in keeping witl
, the date of the occasion. Gamei
and contests ere enjoyed and ii
a donkey contest Kay Forestei
was the winner of the prize. Fol
lowing the period of play th<
children were served ice crean
and cake. The white birthday
cake was topped with eight tinj
red candles, and favors wer<
Valentine baskets filled witt
Valentine candies. Alan received
lots of nice gifts. In the enter
talnment of the children Mrs
Foster was assisted by her daugh
ter, Miss Betty Lou Foster.
Wesleyan Guild In
Monthly Meeting
Miss Irene Culler and her sis
ter, Mrs. Edison Norman, w*
hostesses to the members of the
Wesleyan Serrice Guild ol' the
Wilkecboro Methodist ehurcb *in
their monthly meeting held Tues
day evening at the Culler home.
The theme for devotional* and
the program, "The Brotherhood
Way of Life," was given by Mrs.
Howard Pharr, who was assisted
by Mrs. M. M. Brame, Jr.
Mrs. Robert GamMU, the pres
ident, was in charge of the bus
iness session at which time a dis
cussion took place on securing
new members. Fifteen members
were present and were served
sandwiches with Russian tea dur
ing the social hour.
Gilreath Club In
January Meeting
The Gilreath Home Demon
stration clnb met January 28, at
the horie of Mm. Cora Parker.
Despite the snow and severe cold
weather, 10 members were pres
ent. In absence of oar Home
Agents the ladies decided to just
have a free for all discussion on
plans for the new year's work.
Many things are planned for the
improvement of the community.
The project leaders are as fol
lows: Mrs. M. V. Robinson, foods
and nutrition; Mrs. Cora Parker,
home gardens; Mrs. Liszie Cost
ner, home poultry; Mrs. Albert
Baity, home dairy; Mrs. Daniel
Tedder, food preservation; Mrs.
Albert Baity, house furnishing!;
Mrs. W. H. Tevepaugh, home
management; Mrs. Ed Hendren,
family life; Mrs. Joe Reavis,
home beautification; Mrs. Guy
Scott, clothing. Each lady is
asked to give a little skit on their
project during the year. Each
one is asked to report at the end
of the year, the things they have
carried out each month. Thia
i wjill help us to put into practice
the many helpful things we learn
, in club work.
i The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. M. V. Robinson
. February 25. Demonstration;
i Get more color in meals with
fruits and vegetables.
P. S. We welcome visitors to
our club meetings—Reported.
Cricket Club Holds
February Meeting
Mrs. J. P. Crysel and Mrs.
Phil Forester were hostesses to
members of the Cricket Home
Demonstration Club Wednesday
afternoon, February 4, at two o'
clock, at the home of Mrs. Cry
Bftl
The president, Mrs. D. B. Tur
ner, presided during the business
part of the meeting. For tHe
opening number the group sang
''America," and repeated togeth
er the Collect of Club "'•Voinen of
America. ^
Minutes of the January meet
ing were read by the secretary.
Mrs. Bob D. Church, who also
called the roll. There were 24
present at this meeting. Reports
were heard also from Mrs. Edd
Bumgarner, General Club Treas
urer; Mrs. J. P. CryBel, Building
Fund Treasurer, aind Mrs. Clyde
Phillips, flower fnnd treasurer.
Several different plans were
discussed on how to raise addi
tional amounts to add to our
building fund. More definite
plans along this line are expect
ed to be heard at the March meet
teg.
The club members voted unani
mously to send a "Sunshine Box"
to a young shut-in of our com
munity.
this meeting. The Information
given 'by Mre. Aiyil^ H. Greene,
Home Agent, on Gardening"
and "Getting More Green and
Yellow Vegetable* In Our Diet,"
will enable pi to plan onr gar
dens so we wHl have a wider va
riety of home grown, fresh vege
tables all during the summer
months, with a surplus to can,
or freese, for use when the sup
ply of fresh vegetables are gone.
Mrs. Dick Thompson, Recre
ational Leader, took charge of
the program at this point and
lead the group in some interest
ing contests. Prizes were award
ed to Mrs. Phil Forester and
Mrs. Clyde Phillips. Members of
the club surprised Mrs. Bob
Church with a birthday shower,
and, also presented her with a
lovely floor lamp.
Attractively decorated and de
licious cupcakes, Valentine mints
and coffee were served by the
hostesses at the conclusion of
the program.
Our next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. R. C. Good
win on Wednesday afternoon,
March 6. Every member Is ur
gently requested to be present.
"New Fashions" is the subject
for discussion, and we are all in
terested in what's new In th«
fashion world.—Reported.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RBSPBOl
Whereas on the 20th of Jan
uary, 1948, the a)l wiBe Creator
in His wisdom saw fit to remove
from the Bible class of the Arboi
Grove Methodist Church Sunday
school, community and loved
ones, Bro. T. E. Nichols (known
as Uncle Tom) to his reward for
'
his faithfulness, unselfishness,
and his smile of fellowship. By
reason of strength he lived and
passed the four score mark by
seven years. We feel that the
all wise Creator was pleased to
let him live to his ripe old age.
Resolved, First: The Bible
class of the Arbor drove Sunday
school has lost a worthy mem
ber, and exhort the young boys
and girls of our Sunday scboQl
has lost a worthy member, and
exhrot the young boys an<j girls
to exemplify the good traits of
Uncle Tom.
Resolved Second: That we as
members of the Arbor Grove
Sunday School do our*utmost to
create within u» that we might
have the interest in Sunday school
as was exhibited in Uncle Tom,
as he always wanted to know how
the Sunday school was progress
ing, having been afflicted near
on to two years, which prohibited
his attendance bnt he never for
got ' the Sunday school and the
fellowship which he so much en
Joyed,
Relief At Last
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to have your money baclLj
Resolved, Third: That we the
members of the Bible class, ex
tend to the widow, and children,
onr deepest sympathy and ad
monish them to follow after and
trust in the one that doee now
comfort him, and request that a
copy of these resolutions be
placed oq the records of our
Sunday school, a copy handed to
tli* widow and children, and l
copy »ant to The Journal-Patriot
with request to publish
FOREST DOSS,
;■: CHARLIE T. BLLH»,
BILL NICHOLS,
Committee.
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