Landrum B. W. C. Names
Committees for 1951-52
Program: Mary Jo Stone, Ger
trude Christopher, Mary Reneau.
Community Mission: Inez Schu
macher, Margie Daniel, Alice Bag
well, Faye Wright, Lois Ayres,
Margaret Bomar.
Membership: Pauline Surrett,
Edith Manor, Mays Earle.
Stewardship: Pauline Flynn,
Helen Austin, Sarah Heavner.
Publicity: Dot DeCarme, Eunice
Griffin, Mrs. Steadman.
Social: Marjorie Littlefield, Dot
Hightower, Nell Lee, Mrs. Crain.
Mission Study: Lillie Watson,
Mrs. Neil.
Literature: Flossie B., Lydia
Christopher, Mrs. Stover, Nell
Petty.
Floral: Mary J. Christopher,
Grace Bullock, Mary Wright.
Transportation: Gladys Watson,
Frances Jackson, Faye Edwards,
Cornelia Davis, Clydie Danson.
ART
The Lanier Library opens its
winter Art Exhibits by introducing
the water color work of Mrs. Her
bert L. Chase, who is ont only a
local artist, but the sister of one
of our librarians, Miss Susan
James.
Mrs. Chase’s water colors are
hung in the Holden Reading
Room, and her work has the deli
cate touch and pattern of the
Orient. Her brilliant and irri
descent color is as clear and excit
ing as a lighted Chinese lantern.
A former resident of Tully,
New York, Mrs. Chase was a mem
ber of the Art School of Sophie
Newcomb College, New Orleans,
La. She was also active in the
Adult Education Group of Tully,
N. Y., and exhibited at Tully
Lake.
Visiting and local artists are
invited to leave their names and
addresses with the librarian to
facilitate these small one-man
shows. It is the library’s hope
this winter to bring to your at
tention the work of many of our
visiting and local artists.—Con
stance Reynolds.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Celebi^l
Golden Wedding Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wilson will
cerebrate their 50th wedding anni
versary on Saturday at their home
on Godshaw Hill. Mr. Wilson was
chief of police and also fire
chief for the Town of Tryon for
many years. Prior to that he was
a member of the Spartanburg
police department. Since his re
tirement he has taken an active
interest in political and civic af
fairs even from a sick bed. They
have two children: Mrs. E. M.
Jones (Leila Wilson) of Tryon and
one son, Algie Wilson; and sev
eral grandchildren.
The average loan level on 1951
crop burley tobacco will be
cents a pound The average in
was 45.7 cents.
BEGINNING MONDAY, OCTOBER 22ND
MO NTE DEDMAN
MAGISTRATE
Will maintain an office in the Cleveland-Black building. Room 9.
Hours: Week days: 3:30 p. -m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays 8 a. m. to 6 p.m.
All Justice of the Peace business shall be conducted there only.
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