•SOCIAL NEWS*
Clubs, Parties, Church Activities, £tc.
MIM MAM1B SOCK WELL — EDITOR
iiiniimniin ——
Mrs. W. K. Newton
Entertains Her Ckib
The members of the Round
Table Book club were entertain
ed by Mrs. W. K. Newton at her
home on the Brushy Mountain
Friday afternoon. Following a
dessert course bridge was played
at two tables. Mrs. Xvey Moore
received the top score prize, and
Mrs. Vernon Deal, visitor of the
club, the low score award. The
traveler's prize went to Mrs. Ru
fus Church. The group made an
exchange of books, and were
Bhown over the home, which has
been redecorated, and additions
made.
Mrs. Moore Attends
Church Meeting
Mrs. Ivey Moore attended an
executive meeting of the officers
of the Statesvllle district of the
Methodist Woman's Society held
Monday at the home of Mrs. W.
L. Lazenby near Statesvllle. Mrs.
Lazenby Is secretary of supplies
for the district. At the meeting
plans were made for the year's
work, including the sub-district
meetings to be held. Mrs. Moore,
chairman of sub-district No. 1,
extended invitation for the meet
ing to be held here In the First
Methodist church, Wednesday,
April 13.
Mrs. L. A. Hausej;
T. E. L Class Hostess
Mrs. L. A. Hauser was hos
tess to the members of the T. E.
L. class of the F^rst Baptist
church held Tuesday evening at
her home on F Street. Mrs. C. G.
Kllby led the opening prayer aft
er which the group sang "Bleat
Be the Tie". Mrs. W. F. Jones
conducted the devotional period,
and Mrs. C. G. Myers, the vice
president, was in charge of the
business session. Thirteen mem
bers Were present and were serv
ed refreshments during the so
cial hour.
Mrs. Bowen Feted
At Winston-Salem
Elkin.—Mrs. William T. Roth
of ESlkin and Mrs. Robert Bowpn
of Winston-Salem jointly enter
tained at an afternoon tea on
Saturday in Winston-Salem, as a
postnuptial courtesy to Mrs. Ray
mond S. Bowen who before her;
wedding last month was Miss
Joanna McNeill of North Wilkes
boro. In the receiving line were
the hostesses, the honoree and
Mrs. Archie McNeill of North
Wilkesboro. Miss Mattie Mae
Powell of Elkin, poured tea; Mrs.
Alvin "Bowen presided at the reg
ister and sisters of the bride as
sisted in serving the 12*5 guests
wh0 called.
Woman's Bible Class
In Monthly Meeting
Fourteen members were pres
ent for the monthly meeting of
the Woman's Bible class of thto
First Methodist church held
Tuesday afternoon at the homfe
of Mrs. Isaac Eller on Tenth
Stre with Mrs. J. M. Crawford
as associate hostess. Mrs. Fdd F.
Gardner led the opening devo>
tions followed by a skit given by
Mesdames W. F. Gaddy, Gilbert
R. Combs, and Mrs. Crawford.
Mrs. Eller, the new .president,
was- in charge of the business
session during whlctf time she
appointed a number of commit
tees, and distributed names for
"Big Sisters" again this year. It
was announced that the Febru
ary meeting would be held with
Mrs. Gaddy.
DuriQg the social hour the
hostesses served strawberry
shortcake with coffee.
Miss Grace Roland
Entertains Her Club
A delightful club party of the
week was the one given by Miss
Grace Roland Friday evening,
entertaining for the members of
the Idle Hours club at the home
of Miss Mae Foster xm Kensing
ton Drivel Bridge was played at
three tables with a dessert course
preceding play. Mrs. Arnold Da
vis, the former Miss Joyce Kllby,
was.welcomed Into the club as
-a new member.
Presbyterian Auxiliary
In Monthly Meeting
Twenty-eight members attend
ed the January meeting of the
Presbyterian Auxiliary held Tues
day evening in the assembly
room of the educational building.
Mrs. T. A. Finley, the president,
to open the meeting" read a poem
"I Met the Master" and led in a
short prayer. A number of re
ports were heard during the bus
iness session.
Mrs. W. J. Bason, program
chairman, directed a most help
ful program on the thought,
bringing the outside in the home.
Mrs. Ralph Buchan gave the
meditation on devotions in the
home, and those making" short
talks, which included some com
munity activities, were Mesdames
E. G. Finley, J. S1. Zimmerman,
Cecil Adamson, and R. G. Fin
ley. .
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