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Scout Troops Sell
Refreshments For
Football Fans Here
Beginning Friday night and
continuing throughout the foot
ball season, the Scout troops of
the two Wilkesboros (sponsored
by the two schools) are providing
refreshments for those attending
the games at Memorial Park.
Twenty-five per cent of the gross
receipts will go to the schools
with the remainder going to the
Scouts to provide funds for
camping, equipment, etc. The
boys will have coffee, hot dogs,
peanuts, cold drinks, candy, etc.,
for sale and in buying from the
?I
Scouts you will help them, the
schools' athletic funds and your
self.
-:S0CIET Y:
Mrs. Bob Damschroderj
Bridge Club Hostess
The members of the Wilabril
bridge club were delightfully en
tertained by ' Mrs. Bob Dam-I
schroder at her home in Wilkes- f
boro Thursday evening. The
game, played at three tables, was[
followed by a dessert course.
Prizes for high score and bingo
were won by Mrs. Ray Kennedy j
and Miss Pattle Somers.
Euzelian S. S. Class*
Largely Attended
?i
Twenty - six members were
present for the monthly meeting
of the Euzelian Sunday school j
class of the First Baptist church
held Tuesday evening at the|
home of Miss Marjorie Caudill j
with Mesdames Eddie Morrison, I
Raymond Wallace, C. E. Jenk-j
Ins, Jr., and J. Floyd Woodward
is associate hostesses. Mrs. Hom-i
sr Brookshire was in charge of|
the business session, Mrs. B. F.
Bentley gave the devotions, and j
Mrs. Woodward offered the)
prayer.
Mrs. Claude Canter, program
chairman, presented Miss Peggy
Nichols and Miss Nancy Felts,
who gave an interesting playlet.
Officers for the new year were
chosen as follows: President,
Mrs. Allie Hayes, first vice pres
ident, Mrs. Clarence Wiles; sec
ond vice president, Mrs. J. H.
Armfield; secretary and treasur
er, Mrs. T&l Pearson; and devo
tional leader Miss Marcile Deal.
The hostess group served re
freshments during the social
hour.
D. D. G. M. Makes
Official Visit To
O. E. S. Chapter
At a regular meeting of Wilkes
chapter No. 42, O. E. S., Thurs
day evening, the District Deputy
Grand Matron of the 17th dis
trict, Mrs. Valeria Belle Foster,
of North Wilkesboro, made her
official visit. The chapter was
also honored by the District
Deputy Grand Patron, Mr. Hood,
of Elkin, who came for this spe
cial occasion.
Very appropriate and inspir
ing addresses were made by
both Mrs. Foster and Mr. Hood
Prior to the meeting, a lovely
banquet at the Carolina Restaur
ant was enjoyed by the guests,
their families, a large number of
members and friends. Mrs. Foster
and Mrs. Hood received corsages.
The deputies were remembered
with appropriate gifts.
F.H.A* Is Organized
In City School Classes|
The Future Homemakers of
America club held its first meet
ing Tuesday, September 13, in
the Home Economics department
of North Wilkesboro high school.
Under the direction of Mrs.
Bingham, home economics teach
er, officers were elected as fol
lows: president, Anne Lott; vice
president, Tate Duncan; secre
tary and treasurer, Mary Jo Wy
att; program committee, Betty
Brown and Edna Pierce; report
ers, Velma and Elsie Church;
entertainers, Betty Elledge and
Velma Church. ?
The initiation service will take
Place Tuesday, September 20,
6:30 p. m. in the home econom
ics department. All who wish to
become members, please sign up
immediately.
Social Calendar
The Woman's Society of
Christian Service of the North
Wilkes ho ro First Methodist
church will meet Tuesday aft
ernoon, 3:80 o'qlock, in the
church parlor. The Emma Hor
ton circle will be in charge of
the program.
A combined meeting of the
Presbyterian Women of the
Church and the circles will be
leld Tuesday evening, eight
>'clock, in the educational
Jiiildlng.
The Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the Wilkesboro Baptist
3hurch will meet Tuesday eve
ning, 7:45 o'clock, in the
hurch. Circle No. 4, will be in
aharge of the program.
Circles of the First Baptist
hurch will meet on Tuesday
u follows: Circle 1 and 8
will meet jointly at the home
?f Mrs. E. E. Eller, three p.
n.; number 2 at home of Mrs.
r. J. Frazier at 7:80; number
1
4 at home of Mrs. Joe God bey
at 7:80; number 5 at home of
Mrs. Mabel Lottes at 7:80;
number 6 will picnic at Smoot
Park at 6:00 p. m.; number
7 with Mrs. W'renn Vannoy,
Mrs. Earl Pearson co-hostess,
at .7:80 p. m.
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