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WOMEN’S REALM -WEDDINGS ^PARTIES ’ —CLUB MEETINGS —LOCAL HAPPENINGS —PERSONALS —SOCIAL FUNCTIONS SOCIAL CALENDAR. Friday, October 16th, 7:30 Recre ational hour’ for Young People at tire Presbyterion church. Saturday, October 17th, 3 P. M. The Sonford Music Club will meet at the home of Mrs. L. F~ Sugg on Chisholm street, with Mrs. M. J. McPhai'. as joint hos. Monday, October 19th, 3:30 P. M. , Auxiliary of the Methodist : church, at the church. Tuesday, October 20th, 4 P. M.—Mrs M. J. McPKail will be hostess to the Sanford Literary club/ Hostess at Rook Party. Mrs. G.G. McCormick and Mrs. .Paul Britt were hostesses at a de -lightful rook party Thursday at the home of the former. A profusion of fall flowers were Used for decorations and bright tal ■lies which directed the guests to -their tables. Mrs. Blanton Hartness made high ■score and Miss Katie Yates second *—.high. They were presented with pot ted plants. The hostess served a salad course and cdffee. There were twenty present. Mrs. Liles Hostess to Club. Mrs. John Liles was hostess to the ThurcLsay Bridge Club with Miss .Etta Lewis, of Whiteville, as spe cial guest. Mrs. C. C. Hatch was presented a vase for high score, after which the hostess served a delectable salad course. -Circles of the Presbyterian Church The circles or the Auxiliary of the ^Presbyterian church met Monday ai teraoon and evening at follows: Circle No. 1 with Mrs. T. E. Poe, 'with 13 present. Mrs. Gordon Kid die,' president, presided. Miss Josie St. Clair presented the program on Home Missions and Mrs. T. A. Rid dle was Bible teacher. The hostess served doughnuts, sandwiches and coffee. I Circle No. 2 was entertained by Mrs. J. W. Russell with Miss Kate MrKeman as joint hostess. Fif.. -teen answered the roll call. Miss Helen Rosser presided and Mrs-E.C. Heins Jr., conducted the Bible study. Tile hostesses served cake with whip 1 ped cream and tea. Circle No. 3 met with Mrs. J. R. Ingram. Mrs. G. B. Kimrey pre_. ■aided and there were 16 present. Mrs. A. G. Carter was leader in the Bible discussion. The hostess serv -ed sandwiches, tea and cake. ■Circle No. 4 met with Mrs. Alice •Moffitt, with 13 present. Mrs. Vic 1 tor King presided, and Mrs. R. E. "Carrington led the Bible discussion.t Tlie hostess seved cakes, whipped . cream and tea. j * f Circle No. 5 was entertained by , Mrs. F. L. Knight with Mrs. S. J. , Rosketh, president of the circle,pre siding. Mrs. E. M. Underwood ’ presented the leaflet on Home Mis aions, wnd Mrs. S. B. Jones was Bible teacher. There were 13 ' present. The hostess served sand, j widhes and tea. (^ Circle No. 6 met with Mrs. John ‘ H. Jones. Mrs. W. H. Gurley prc_ ( - aided. One visitor, Mrs. Mary A. ^ ■ Barber, of Pittsboro, and 15 mem_ j bers were present. Mrs. S. L. Hong conducted the program and Mrs. J. P. Monroe the Bible study. Mrs. Jones served banana pudding ] and hot tea. , CircleNo. 7 was entertained by j Mrs. H. C. Major wieh 14 present. Mrs. L. R. Sugg presided. Mrs. i D. U St Clair held charge of the program on Home Missions and Mrs Dan B. King was Bible teacher. The hostess served refreshments. . y., . Itacent Bride la Honored | ' Mrs, Frank Snipes, Jr., recent Stride, was extended a lovely cour..1 tesy Friday evening of last week when several of her neighbors entex -tained at a surprise miscellaneous ■shower at the home of her parents, and, Mrs. C. J. Kelly, on Char_ -Jotte avenue. •vaee ET vb cmf omfwyppu ndimnun •Informal conversation was enjoy - ■ted during the course of the evening, net the conclusion of which delightful ^refreshments were served. JUttle Maxine Farrell then enter ed carrying a basket filed with lovely gifts which rite presented to the hon oree. The gifts were opened and - (displayed and Mrs. Snipes, in her usu sol gracious manner, expressed her ■appreciation for each one of them. , 5‘‘ Music Club. At the home of Mrs. F C, dob. verts, Saturday afternoon the initial •meeting oif the new club year was . held with Mrs, T. L. Riddle as joint i hostess. | Mrs. Bessie Buchanan, the new yrresident, presided ,at which time t Airs. A. M. Hubbard presented the 3raor hook, and Mrs. A. V. Gibson, •jparil sfnentarian, discussed the laws of the dub. .v Mrs. M. J. McPhail was elected del gate to the district meeting which MH he held in Fhetteville, October Mth. Mrs. T. L. Riddle, state! ; J chairman, wiil also attend. Mrs. J. S.. Truitt will be the next hostess, the meetiny to be the lTtlt, | on account of the district meeting. I Th hostess served lemon custard, cake, coffee, and wafers. Civic Department of Woman’s Club. Mrs. G. G. McCormick was hostess to Che civic- department of the Wo ; man’s Club Friday afternoon. A plant exchange will be held at the j next regular meeting. Mr. J. G. FormyDuval talked on “Care of Cut Flowers.” During the social hour the hostess served a salad course, nuts and coffee. Literary Department of the Woman’s Club. At the home of Mrs. R. T. How. ard, with Mrs. J .A. Overton and Mrs. John Freeman as joint hostess es, of the Literary Dep,artment held a most enjoyable meeting Friday af teraoon. Mrs. E. T. Ussery gave a most in teresting paper on the life of “Helen Keller,” and Mrs. E. D. Nall’s was on “Jane Adams.” The department will hold an open meeting Friday afternoon, Novem ber 6th, at the American Legion hut. Miss Louise B. Alexander, j teacher of Political Science at the Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina, will taik cn | “Women in Politics.” Miss Alexan j der is a distinguished speaker and the women will be fortunate in hav ing the opportunity to hear her. i The hostesses served an ice course. Mrs. Hatch Hostess to Thursday Afternoon Club. | Mrs. C. G. Hatch was hostess to the Thursday Afternoon Club last i week. After some spirited games and scores counted, Mrs. Lee S. Jones was presented a vase as high scorer. Mesdames L. M. Gurley, and W. R. Williams were special guests for the afternoon. The hostess served a salad course with coffee. Mrs. Perry Honored. At her home on Endor street, Miss Prances Underwood entertained at ten tables of bridge Friday evening j in honor of Mrs. Lynn Perry, recent I bride. Masses of fall flowers were used in profusion throughout the lower roor of the home. Orange and white predominated, also in the re freshments of cream, cake and nints. ~ / Mrs. L. R. Sugg captured high *core prize, a desk set. She was recipient of the traveler’s prize, a ►ottery bowl. The hostess presented to Mrs. ’erry a crystal salt and pepper set. Eastern Star Meeting. Mrs. E. T. James presided at the nee ting of the Order of the Eastern 5 tar lastThursday in the chapter oom of the Masonic Temple. Plans fere made for a special meeting Oct ober 19th. Mrs. Minnie Lewis, of Asheville, Worthy Grand Matron of he Grand Chapter of North Caro na, and Mrs. Marion Craig, dis rict Deputy Grand Matron, are e* . tected to be present ,at which time he Chapter will observe its ^ 20th irthday. A pot lunch supper will * served. East Sanford Missionary Society. Mrs. J. H. Love was hostess at ier home to the Missionary Society >f the East Sanford Baptist church ast week. Mrs. J. W .Buckner, Mrs. W. E. Warner and Mrs. B. P. Utley gave n an interesting way the program which was “Schools and the King, lorn.” During the social hour U/» hostes3 served cream and cake. I Tuesday Afternoon Club. Mrs. James Bridges was hostess to the Tuesday Afternoon Club at her home last week. Her guests for tha afternoon were Mesdamers G. G. McCormick, Arch Palmer, D. H. Cooper and J. V. Cox. Mrs. C. H. Porter received a baking dish as a prize for high scorer, also an ash tray as winner of the traveler’s prize. Delicious refreshments were served. Halcyon Club. At her home on Charlotte Awe., Mrs. S.T. Ingram .was gracious hos tess to the Halcyon club Tuesday of; WHEN YOUR FEET BURN AND ACHE And You Can't Walk Another Step" -uk your druggist for • can of Zeeta, the amazing discovery of a Swiss chemist. Rub Zeeta on your feet, sprinkle It In Kur shoes. If It doesn’t make yon feel • walking miles, after I ml on tea by your watch, bring the can back to your drugglnt, who will cheerfully giro yon year money back. Zeeta, the antiseptic deodorant pow der. la recommended by doctors, athletic trainers and good druggists everywhere, for 3 min ate relief from excessive, offen sive perspiration, tired, aching, banting feet^ water^ligtera. also fog riming and last week. ( Mrs. W. R. Makepeace caplured first prize, a pair of hose, Mrs. E. A. Griffin, a jar of mince meat for a consolation, gift. j Guests for the afternoon were Mesdames L. R. Sugg, Mrs. E. A. Griffin and Mrs. A. H. Fyne. The hostess served a salad course and iced tea. Williford-McLeod. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. McLeod, of Jonesboro route 3, announce the mar riage of their daughter, Miss Lea trice McLeod, to Van Buren Wilful ford, Tuesday, September 22nd in Darlington, S. C. Mrs. Williford is an attractive young woman and a graduate of Pitt mann Hospital, Fayetteville. Mr. \ Williford holds a position with the Buttercup Ice Cream Co., in Fayette ville, where they will be at home af ter their weddeing trip. Junior Music Club. Misses Helen Andrews and Hazel Bowers were pond hostess to the Ju nior Music Club last week at the home of the former. The meeting was opened with the singing of the club hymn and during i the business session Miss Edna Knott was received as a new member. \ Miss Edith Ussery had charge of I the program. The hymn study,5 “Lead Kindly Light,” was given by Miss Elizabeth Teague. Misses Frances Moose ami Helen Andrews sang a duet, LP»] nndanberjy Air/' Miss Zelda O’Neal gave a reading, Miss Catherine Mathhews sang a solo, and alsb ployed a piano solo. A salad course was served during the social hour. At the Capitol District meeting of the Music Club, whicn was EVd in the First Presbyterian church in Fayetteville, last week, Mrs. Parker Vickory was made director, taking [ the place of Mrs. Gilliam Brown, of ' Carthage. Mrs. W. M. Kelly, pres j ident of the Junior Music Club, of j Sanford, made a splendid report for the young people. I STATE U. D. C. CONVENTION The State U. D. C. Convention was held in Durham this week. Mrs. J. R. Ingram was delegate from’the Lee County Chapter, and Miss Mar garet Lasater also attended. Mrs. M. J. McPhail was especially invited to serve tea at the reception given Tuesday evening at the .Washington Duke hotel. The mmebers all went in a body to Raleigh Thursday (today), to the unveiling of the Confederate monu ment there. Mrs. J. R. 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