MRS. HUTCHES ENTERTAINS
HOME MAKERS CF.ASS
The homemakers class of the Bre
vard Baptist church met at the home
of Mrs. C. C. Hutches on the Glou
cester road, Tuesday afternoon at
three-thirty.
Mrs. C. W. Pickelsimer, vice-presi
dent presiding. After the transaction
of business the class discussed plans
for lending a l posible aid toward
the success of the revival now in
progress at their church. Prayer
was offered for those having charge
of the revival and many special ob
jects of prayer were presented. The
attendance was almost one hundred
per cent.
The hostess served delicious re
freshments at the close of the meet
ing.
RECENT BRIDE HONORED
ANSCELLANEOUS SHOWER.
Mrs. Mitchell Newly was hostess
at a miscellaneous shower Saturday
afternoon, honoring her sister-in-law
Mrs. Fred C. Grogan, a bride of two(
weeks.
The house was tastefu'ly deco
rated with various garden flowers a
color scheme of pink and green pre
dominating and which was carried
•out in unique ways throughout the
evening. After a series of games,
little Evelyn Lookabill and Marvin
Upchurch Jr., dressed as bride and
groom, marched in as Lohengrin’s
wedding march was softly played
and presented the bride with a love
ly corsage and the various gifts. The
little bride and groom then led the
way to the dining room where* punch
and cake were served.
The guest list included Mrs. Mar
vin Upchurch a n d Marvin Up
church Jr., of Kanapo'is, Miss Mil
dred Williams, Mrs. Bert Fveeman,
Mrs. John E. Rufty, Mrs. Joe Neely,
Miss Christine Saltz Mrs. Echel
Simm Mrs. Glynn Lookabill and
daugh: r Eve yn.
If REESES EXTERTAIX
AT VICXC DIXXER
Mr. and Mrs. \V. E. Breese en
tertained several friends Sunday af
ternoon and evening with a picnic
dinner at Maiden Hair falls. A great
bonfire, songs and music, and a,
delightful dinner all blending to
make the affair one to be enjoyed.
Among those present for the hap
py occasion were Mr. and Mrs. J.
hi. Ilison, son and daughter, Mrs.
A. O. Kitchen and daughter, Miss,
Roba, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rutty,'
Mrs. J. T. McGehee and three chil-‘
dron and littl guest, Mrs. C. E j
Orr. Miss Rowena Orr, Ed Orr
Dick Bernard. W. B. Cohen, Dr,
E'eanor Townsend of Charleston,
iM i - , Margaret Brevse of St. Au
gustine, Mr. and Mr-. J. P. Deaver '
Mr. and Mrs. \V L. Aiken, Miss
Mildred Williams, At York, Miss
Edith Mull, Mr. anti Mrs. C. M..
Douglas.
Ml SIC LOVERS CLUB IS
ISTERESTISG MEETING
The Music Lovers club he <1
first meeting since May, M«nd®
evening September eighteenth, at
SI of Mrs. 0. L Erwin w, h
Miss Mary Frances Bigger* presi
dent, and Miss Janie Strickland a
ioint hostesses
• After the bus,ness session during
which, the reports of the Music
w,ek" and program committees were
presented, plans were d^"9“ddisiS
th. entertainment ot the, diw.net
meeting of Federated Music club*
which will be held in Bre.’aid
The program was in c.iarge
Professor Alvin Mocre who presented
young guest artists. The young
men.' Mr. Randolph Myers anil A.
ai White Jr. presented a delightful
prog ram with Mr. Moores ...stance
a accompanist.
The program was as follows:
Svlvia, Olev Speaks; Songs --}
Mother Taught Me, Dvorak; lat«e
Ml,‘her of Mine, Bur eigh; Nina,
KgoTasi- In QueUa, Tomb.. Beeth
..„nK bv Mr. Meyers.
Impromptu in A Act, bchubeit,
All Day On The Prairie. Guion;
Home-On The Range Guion, Der
Wanderer, Schubert; Leezie Lmd
All'4. CloUflS, tiHieSt
&le?rSt On The Deep Fred
« .a,,.. Three For Jack, W n.
Suuire- 1 Passed By Your Window
May Brake; I Attmnpt Frone Love*
Sickness t„ Fly, Purcell; Natuie*
Adoration. Beethoven: W *ndere*
Night Song. Schubert; rhe Road To
Mandalay. Speaks; sung by Mr. My
*'S' Etude. Chopin; SeguidUla, Ah
beniz; A La Bien Aimee, Schutt,
iiluvcd bv Mr. Moore. »
V > Even-one enjoyed this unusual,
k fine program. Mr. Meyers has a
beautiful and well trained voice and
Mr. White is a very accomplished
' After'^he pvogram the hostesses
served a delicious salad course.
IH.ASCHE BARRUS CIRCLE
MEETS WITH MRS. CARR
The regular meeting of the Blanche
Barrus circle of Brevard Baptist
church was held Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Brown Carr,
eleven members were Pre!!^'
devotional was led by Mw, B .
Long. Mrs. Ralph Duckworth was
appointed treasurer to complete the
unexpired term of Mrs. Carr.wh
will leave shortly to make her home
in New Orleans. , .
The program on the subject of tne
Christian Family was in charge oi
Mrs. Coleman Galloway. During the
delightful social which followed Mrs.
< arr. the hostess, was given a hand
1 ^rehief shower by the members m
appreciation of the splendid work she
l:i= (lone in the circle.
The hostess served an ice course.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Ralph Ramsey and
Mrs. Julian Glazener will have
charge of the program.
Mrs. Cos Paxton of Greenville,
sp nt the week-end at her summer ■
ccttsig? at Chcrryfiejd. ^ _
jRS. MtlEOD HOSTESS
TO WEDNESDAY CLUB
The Brevard Wednesday club met
with Mrs. Hinton McLeod at Illahee
amp Wednesday afternoon, Sep
t.mber twentieth, the president, Mrs.
J. S. Silverateen, presiding. The
corresponding secretary reported
hat with the exception of one, all
books had been receved from the pub
lishers and delivered to members.
Mrs, Harris asked that Mrs. Berg
act as her substitute for a limited
time.
Mrs. Hinton McLeod, the hostess,
i Iso had charge of the program and
.or subject was the French Rovolu
kion. Members responded to roll call
vith short sketches that had most
hpressed them in the study of the
French revolrtion following this a
olay on this subject was read by
Miss Beulah Mae Zachary.
The serving of refreshments dur
ing the social hour rounded out a
most delightful meeting.
MR. CLEMENT ENTERTAINS
El WAN IS OFFICERS
Mr. Frank D. Clement entertained
Ihe officers of the Brevard Kiwanli
club Tuesday evening with a din
ner at the home of Mrs. J. W. Me
Minn. Those present to enjoy this
plendid hospitality were: Patton
Kimsey, president; Jerry Jerome,
vice-president; Charles M. Douglas,
eqretary; Ralph Ramsey, Dr. C. L.
N't w and, Rev. Paul Haitsell, Rev.
R. L. Alexander and Frank D.
C|ement. directors.
After a fine dinner which was
thoroughly enjoyed, a business meet
ing was held.
CLADY BRANCH Y. W. A.
HOLDS MEETING
The Glady Branch Y. W. A. held
an interesting meeting Friday eve
ning at the home of Marjorie and
Melrose Tinsley; the president, Miss
Nela Gillespie presiding. Twelve
members and one visitor were pres
ent to enjoy the sp'endid program
on the 18th. amendment. During the
social hour punch and cookies were
erved by the hostesses.
The next meeting will be with Nell
Scruggs, September 29th.
MATHATASIAN CLUB IN
FIRST MEETING.
A ca led meeting of the Matha
tasian club was held at the home of
Mrs. Harold Norwood Thursday aft
ernoon, September 14th. Mrs. Patton
Kimzey, newly elected president, pre
; iding. Routine business was trans
acted, books were discussed and se
lections made for the club year. Miss
Florence Kern was made an hor.o
i ary member of the club. The first
, gular meeting will be held Thurs
day, September 28th, at the home of
the president, Mrs. Patton Kimzey,
M which time Mrs. Jerry Jerome will
have charge of the program.
MRS. RALPH RAMSEY
BRIDGE HOSTESS.
At her lovely home on Park ave
nue. Mr?. Ra'ph Ramsey entertained
with four tables of uridge Friday
evening. The house was tastefully
decorated with fail flowers. During
the serving cf dainty refreshments,
prizes were awarded. Ladies high
score was won by Mrs. Hinton Mc
Leod and high sco>e for men by
William Wallis. Consolations were
given Miss Charlotte Brown and Pat
Kimzey.
The guest list for this very enjoy
able occasion included: Dr. and Mi3.
C L. Newland, Mr. and Mrs. Fat
ter. Kimzey, Mrs. C. D. Brown, Mrs,
A. II. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Haro d
Norwood, Mr. and Mrs. Hinton Mc
Leod. Mr. and Mrs. Alec Kizer, Mrs.
Fred Mi’lcr, Miss Charlotte Brown,
and William Wallis.
FALL COUNCIL MEET
Of WOMEN’S CLUBS.
The fall council meeting of the
State Federation of Women’s clubs
will be held in New Bern October 3
and 4. CJub women of tie state wilj
travel to New Bern with peculiar
pleasure since it was in this historic
town twenty years ago that many
of the highlights of the Federation s
history was enacted. The organiza
tion was at that time ten years old
and was presided over by Mrs. K.
R. Cotton. , , , ■
Brevard has three federated clues
with an enrollment of about fifty
women who will follow with a great
deal of interest all projects and ac
tivities of the State Federation.
INTERMEDIATE OA’s
HOLDS MEETING
Miss Mary Aiken was hostess to
an interesting meeting of the inter
mediate GA’s class of the Brevard
Baptist church Wednesday evening.
The meeting opened with the singing
of “Wliosoever Will” and scripture
reading by Clara Allison and Mary
Aiken. The topic for discussion was
‘‘The Acadians” and was lead by
Mary Aiken, assisted by Dorthy Al
liscn, Ruth Fulton, Elizabeth Price,
and Ora Holt Long. A selection from
Evangeline was read by Mabel Gil
lespie and a story entitled “The
Light in the Window” was told by
Catherine Fulton. After a short
business session presided over by the
president, Elizabeth Price, refresh
ments were served, Betty McLeod
und Kate Edmundson were welcome
visitors.
The next meeting will be with
Marcia Ray Snelson on September
27th.
HOUSE GUEST HONORED
AT PICNIC SUPPER
Mr. and Mrs. William Pruitt,
.■•ho are occupying'the Kipp home on
Maple street this season, entertain
ed with a picnic supper Monday
j right, honoring their house guest
Miss Hobbs. These enjoying this de
lightful hospitality were: Mrs. D. F.
Moore and daughter Martha Kate,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Smith, Miss
Delcie Cavegnero, Mr. and Mra.
Mitdi Neely, and Mr. and Mrs. Rey
LADIES AUXILIARY IN
MEETING ON THURSDAY
Regular meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Brevard-Davidson
River church will be held in The Hut
Thursday afternoon of this week, at
four o’clock. Miss Annie Jean Gash,
president, urges that every member
make a special effort to be present.
Dr. Thomas J. Summey of Moorea
town, N. J. arrived in the city Tues
day night to spend a few days with
his mother, Mrs. T. B. Summey.
Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Reeves, Miss
Garnet Lyday and Miss Lizzie Mae
England have returned from a two
weeks motor trip including a visit
to the Century of Progress Exposi
tion at Chicago.
Miss Garnet Lyday will leave on
Thursday of this week for Gastonia
where she has accepted a positkm in
;iie city schools.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Stroud and
two daughters, Misses Louise and
Jessie Libby, of Mocksvil'e and Mrs.
Thomas Keever of Stony Point spent
the week-end in this city guests of
their son and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Stroud.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hamlin, of
Asheville, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Loftis Sunday.
Harry Clayton and Donald Lee
Moore spent Tuesday in Asheville.
Mr. Lee Whitmire of Henderson
ville was a visitor here Sunday.
Misses Agnes and Josephine Clay
ton, Mrs. Mac Johnson and Mrs.
Wood Paxton motored to Charlotte
Sunday where they were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. William Cowan.
Mrs. C. L. Newland, Miss Jennie
Aiken and Mrs. Boyce Walker were
shopping in Asheville Friday.
Mrs. W. McK. Fetzer and Miss
Dorothy Fetzer spent Friday in
Asheville. _ .. '■
Miss Jennie Aiken left lor New
ton Friday where she is a member,
of the faculty of the city schools. |
Mrs. Elizabeth Murray who is
spending the season at her summer
home “Peter Pan” is recovering
from a severe attack of flu.
Mrs. J. R. Charges of Union, S.
C., is the guest of her daughter Miss,
Linnie Charles at the Lyday Me
morial Hospital.
Dr. ana Mrs. C. E. Cunningham
are visiting in Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Risk and fam
ily who have been spending the sum
mer at their summer residence in
Forest Hills left for their home in
Cocoa, Fla., Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Kimzey spent
Monday in Asheville and attended
the circus.
George B. Wallace of Bradenton,
Fla., is a visitor in this city.
Mr; and Mrs. M- B McDaniel,
and family have retuined from a va
cation trip which inc uded the Cen
tury of Progress Exposition at
Chicago. , . _ ,
Mr. Ralph Duckworth left Sunday
for a trio to the eastern part of
the state. Mrs. Duckworth who has
been visiting her parents at Ahoskie
will return with Mr. Duckworth the
lest of this week. , ^
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Taft of
Augusta who have been occupying
the David Ward residence on Main
Street for the summer months re
turned to their home on Sunday.
Mrs. W. 0. K. King of Canton
undeiwent a serious operation at
Noiburn hospital in Asheville last
week. Mr. and Mrs. King were for
mer residents of Brevard and their
many fiiends wi 1 be pleased to
leavn that Mrs. King is getting
alone nicely. , .
Mrs Cordia King returned from
Asheville Saturday where she was
railed on account of the serious ill
ness of Mrs. W. 0. R. King.
Mr. and Mrs. Water Duckworth
of Marshall were Sunday visitor*
here. , ,, ■
Mr. and Mis. Ralph Ramsey and
small daughter, and Mrs. Hinton Mc
Leod and son Donald spent Monday]
in Asheville and attended the circus.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eliott wm*!
have been spending the summer with
Mrs. Mary Hampton Mills have re
turned to their home m Km Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wylie and
daughtei, Miss Ruth Wylie, who
have been living in the Shipman cot
tages for several months have re
turned to their home in Dayton, Ohio.
Mr. Lee ATdriee. of Greenville
spent the week-end in Brevard.
Guests at “Apple Grove” the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Maxwell are:
Mrs. A, T. Barr, Mr. Frank Exley,
Mrs. Exley and Miss Baker ail of
Savannah. . . .
Miss Louella Kellar has arrived
from Miami to spend a ten days va
cation with her mother Mrs. Marne
Ke'lar on Maple street. .
Mrs. A. B. Gould of Wheeling
West Virginia is a visitor in .^“f
city, stopping at the home of G. C.
Kilpatrick in Forest Hills. Mrs.
Gculd will be pleasantly remember
ed by many friends having made
her home with her daughter Mrs.
Moore in Forest Hills for several
I vears, . . _,1
Mrs. Marvin Upchurch and sm»i<
sons, Marvin Jr. and Tommie Reece
of Kannapolis are visiting fnenas
and re'atives for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Smith, and
Mias Delete Cavegnero left Tuesday
for their home in Miami after spend
ing the summer here, occupying the
Whitsett house on Maple street.
Misses Lillie McCrary and Cath
erine Case returned from Asheville
after a visit of several days with
friends and relatives m that city.
Miss Nellie McCrary, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McCrary was a
week-end visitor at Fruitland Insti
tute. Miss McCrary was a former
student and- a graduate of that
school.
Miss Adelaide Silversteen will
leave Thursday for a trip to New
York, Chicago, and other points of
interest. . „ ,
Leon Lyday left Monday for Ral
eigh where he will enter his senior
year at State college.
Donald Lee Moore is visitng in
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! Warrior Corn was cal'ed to Hen
| dersonville Monday on account of
11 the death of hi* uncle.
Mr. and -Mrs. Gassner and eon,
Ray, who have been spending some
I time at the John Wilson farm at
. Penrose left Wednesday fpr their
home in St. Petersburg.
Ruel Hunt left for Chapel Hill
Monday.
Mi sees Rowena Orr and Virginia
Wilcox and Edwin Orr spent Mon
day in Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Silversteen
will leave Thursday for a trip to
■ New York.
i Mr. Cos Paxton spent the week
end on a trip to the eastern part of
the state.
Mrs. Sitton, of Tryon, is a guest
at the home of her daughter, Mr*.
J. E. Waters.
Mrs. Rush Whitmire is visiting iti
| Asheville. Miss Sara Jane Whitmire
’ has entered St. Genevieve of the
Pines for the school year.
Miss Louise Townsend has return
ed from a trip to Chicago and will
j be the guest of her mother, Mrs.
i Greenwood for a few days before re
turning to Wi'mington where she is
!a teacher in the city schools.
Willie Cantrell of Enka spent the
week-end with friends in town.
| Miss Mildred Lewis of Elizabeth
an is visiting her aunt Mrs. Flynn
Jenks.
Mrs. Mac Allison and house'
| guests, Dr. Eleanor Townsend and,
1 Miss Margaret. Breese, spent the day
shopping in Asheville Friday.
I Mrs. Carl Frady has returned to {
[ her home in Hendersonville after a
weeks visit with her mother Mrs.
I Mamie Verdery.
Dr. M. E, Parsons was a visitor
; in Hendersonville Monday.
I Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whitmire,
j of Greenville, spent Sunday with re
I latives in this city.
Regular guests with Mrs. Flora
Hart at “The Pir.es” are Mr. Adolp
hus Weschlcr and Mr. and Mrs. E.
E. Liddon of New York city. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Morse and Dr. and
Mrs. Thomas M. Terry cf New Or
leans. Week-end guests were; Mr.
land Mrs. D. L. Baldwin, Mrs. Edith
Torrence, Mrs. L. G. Umpstead,
Mrs. J. R. Erwin, Mrs. ). L. DeLa
mar and the Misses Katie Upchurch,
Loyal 1 C. Hurd. Myrtle Thomson.
Ada Buice, Margaret Hail, Lois
Reed, Catherine Sprinkle, Helen and
. Luci e Jones, all of Charlotte. |
Mrs. Spurge Osborne has lieeii
I quite sick at her home in North
Brevard for the past ten days.
Miss Helen Galloway has returned
from a tea dayr visit with her
grandparents at Horae Shoe.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Whitmire,
Rush Whitmire and Lawrence Holt
spent Monday in Charlotte.
Snooks Thompson has returned
from a trip to Arkansas where he
went to attend the funeral of his
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Twigs of New
York who hsve been the gueets of
Mrs. Twigs parents Mr. and Mr*.
T. A. English have taken a cottage
in Kendersonvillo for September.
James H. Case who represents C.
M, McClung Co. of KnoxviJe in thin
section was a busines visitor in the
city Monday.
The Mites Shipman have closed
the Franklin hotel and moved to
their winter home “Walnut Inn” on
Main street.
Mrs. Frank King and children
and Mrs. A. II. King were shopping
in Hendersonville Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Candler of
Candler were week-end guests o\
Mrs. A. H .King at her home on
the Caesar’s Head highway.
Miss Edith Pride of Tuscaloosa,
Ala., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jim
Hayes on Whtmire street.
William Aiken has returned from
a visit with relatives in Asheville.
Glen Burrell was a business visitor
tor in Hendersonville Monday.
Mrs. Guthrie Kilpatrick and son
Billy and Mrs Tom Wood and sou
Walter and Lloyd attended the cir
cus in AtsheviUe Monday night.
Miss Gladys English left loot
week for Durham where she has
accepted a position.
Miss Elisabeth Ramseur has re
turned to Anglers where the is a
teacher in the city schools.
Miss Elisabeth Zachary left Mon
day for Winston-Salem where she
Is a member of the faculty of Saea
college.
Dan Enlish was a business visitor
in Asheville Tuesday.
Mrs. R. E. Smith of Asheville
spent the week-end in the city with
Mr. Smith who is auditor for ths
town of Brevard and is spending
some time in the city.
Mrs. A. B. Galloway and Mra»
Mamie Verdery spent Sunday at
Horse Shoe the gueate of Mrs. Gal
loway’s sister Mre. S. W. Davenport.
Mrs. Gus Gillespie and Miss Celia
Shuford left Thursday for Chicago
and the Century of Progrses Expo
sition.
Miss Martha Vaughn has returned
to Gaffney, S. C., where she will
enter her senior year at Limestone
college.
Robert Whitmire, of Greenville^
spent Sunday in Brevard.
Mrs. J. M. Tatum spent the week
end in Asheville.
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