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The Fred Inscores Entertain Their Club Mr. and Mrs. Fred Inscore en tertained the members of the Rererle Rook elnh at their home Thursday evening. The game, player at three tables, was pre ceded by an ice course. Top score prise for the ladies -went to Mrs. R. S. Godfrey and for the 'men to W. W. Gceen, Jr. »WHWWHHHWUHHWWWWWWWWW%WW»HWIHWHl| •SOCIAL NEWS* Ciubs# Parties, Church Activities, Etc. MISS MAMIB SOCK WELL — ED1TOB Hadley-Davis Vows Spoken Here In Home Ceremony The wedding of Miss Patsy Ruth Hadley and Bradley Kin cald Davis was solemnised in & lovely home ceremony Wednes day afternoon, February the sec ond, at four-thirty o'clock, at the home of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pearson, on J street. The bride is the only daughter of Mrs. Lu cy Vannoy Hadley, of this city, and the groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Davis, also of North Wilkesboro. Dr. Gilbert R. Combs, pastor of the bride, heard the vows in the presence of family members and a few close friends. Arrange ments of white gladioli and car nations,white candles, and green ery formed an improvised altar before the bay window in the liV (ing room. Given in marriage by her older brother, Jack Hadley, the bride was attended by her cousin, Miss Ruth Vannoy Pearson, as maid j of honor. Best man for the groom was his brother, Robert Davis. j Miss Lois Scroggs, pianist, pri^>r! to ceremony, played "Romance*',! and as the vows were being spok en sounded muted notes of "To A Wild Rose". Lohengrin's wed ding marcn was used for the pro cessional. White net and white satin, fashioned the bride's wedding gown made with net yoke and long, full skirt. She wore long white satin mitts, and her fin ger tip veil of net fell from a crown of orange blossoms. She carried a white prayer book top ped with an orchid. The maid of honor wore a pink dress, fashioned similar to that of the bride's gown, and carried a nosegay of pink and blue flow ers. The mothers of the bridal I couple, each were dressed in I black with shoulder corsages of pink carnations. i (Immediately following the cere mony the couple left for a wed i1 ding trip to unannounced points, after which they will be at hom at 229 D street, North Wilkes boro. V # For travel, the bride change* to a dark brown suit with whicl she used brown accessories, and pinned at her shoulder the orchid from her prayer book. Cake Cutting Party On Tuesday evening following the rehearsal, Mrs. .Ralph Reins, aunt of the bride, entertained at a cake cutting praty at her home on E street, having as guests members of the bridal party, fam ily members, and a few intimate friends of the bridal couple. Mri. Walton Black, sister of the host ess, greeted guests at the door. A green and white motif wa» used in the dining room whil j elsewhere about the home wer i bouquets of early spring blos soms. The dining table, spread with white cut work cloth, was centered with a 3-tiered weddiii cake, topped with a miniatu bride and groom, and containel the traditional tokens of fortun About the cake was a lovely aiy rangement of greenery, whit? carnations, and white candles. Miss Mary Caroon finished cut ting the cake, after which th»! first slice was cut by the bride 1 couple. Assisting with the sen - ing were Misses Faye Kerlej, Betty Summers, and Ruth Vai - noy Pearson. Mrs. Charles Day, Jr. Bridge Club Hostess The members of the Pastimfe Bridge Club were entertained b r Mrs. Charles Day, Jr., at he r home on D street Monday ever - ing. Refreshments followed toe game played at two tables. Mrq Flake Cook won the top scor prize, also the bingo award, MriJ Page Choate second high scor prize, and Mrs. Robert Gambit the travelers' prize. Mrs. Jimmjy Allen, a visitor of the club, was remembered with a gift. Mrs. Hoyle Hutchens Auxiliary Hostess Most of the members were present for the monthly mee > ing of the Episcopal Auxiliai y held Tuesday evening at tl e home of Mrs. Hoyle Hutchen i. Mrs. B. R. Underwood, the pres - dent, was in charge of the bus - ness session. Mrs. Hutchens le i the devotions and Mrs. Paul Ha - veil, Jr., gave a program <m world-wide mission work of tie Episcopal church. Refreshmen s were served during the social hour. Parsons-Church Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs. C. R'. Elledie announce the engagement of the r niece, Mary Nell Parsons, to Mp. Wayne Church, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Church, of Wilke 3 boro route 1. The wedding da has not yet been announced. e Willing Workers Are Entertained Twenty members were present for the monthly meeting of tie Willing Workers Sunday Schobl class of New Hope Baptist chureh held Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Philip Yates, with Mip. Lucille Segraves associate host ess. " j Mrs. Electa Goodwin led in tie opening prayer, after which tie group sang "Savior, Like a Shep herd Lead Us". Mrs. Dorothy Vannoy conduct ed the devotional period. MJs Mrs. Ennis Pennel read the tie report of our last meeting, aid Mrs. Alda Eller was in charge i>f the business session. j Games were played and Re freshments were served during the social hour. 4 a Wanted! Someone to claim t fortune! Today, in banks afl ev er the nation, millions of dollars —on deposits in unclaimed 1 c counts—are waiting for tne rightful owners or lawful heiits! Maybe part of this huge fir tune is yours! For details, be sure to rea(j "America's Forgot ten Millions" in the February 20 th issue of The American Weekly, the nation's favorite magazine • with the Baltimore Sunday American. Order from your local newsdealer. FOR SALE A good six-room house, lights, good well. Lot 90 x 330 feet on Highway 16 near Moravian Fa Is. Price is reasonable. We also hi ve a number of nice farms for sile in various sections of the county. Rousseau Realty Co NORTH WELKESBORO, N. (J. Wis Big Success *^ * Blue Ridge Singing Association convened Sunday, one p. m., at Boiling Springs Baptist church with Chairman T. A. Eller presid ing. Arin Huffman led the opening number, a song- by the congrega tion, and Rev. G. W. Sebastian conducted devotional, after which Rev. J. R. Parsons delivered an address of welcome. Chairman Eller called for reg istration of singers. Choirs tak ing part were: Boiling Springs, led by Arin Huffman; Purlear, led by D. C. Whittlngton; Arbor Grove, led by T. A; Eller; Pleas ant Home, led by R'ufus Parsons; Pilgrim quartet, led by Fred Shoemaker; Northwestern Gos pel Singers, led by Virgil Moore. Everybody enjoyed two rounds of two songs each by the choirs andl four of two songs each by the quartets. The congregation en joyed singing two numbers led by Walter Blackburn, well known singing leader. Prayer by Rev! J. R. Parsons closed the proj gram. Next session will be with Pil grim Baptist church on' the fift Sunday in May. Everyone has cordial invitation to attend an take part. Anderson Infant Claimed By Deat Funeral service was held todt[y h at Pleasant Grove Baptist churt for Billje Robert Anderson, in fant spn of C. E. and Hattie Jaiie Miller Anderson, of the Crick community. The child, born Jan uary 13, died Tuesday. Survivii are the father and mother, oi|ie brother and two sisters. HYACINTHS TULIPS JONQUILS HENDERSON'S FLOWER SHOP Phone 545
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