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|[ Society News and Club Activities
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WEDNESDAY CLUB ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS FOR YEAR
Annual election of officers for the
ensuing year featured the meeting
of the Wednesday club held Wednes
day afternoon of last week at the
home of Mrs. Ralph Ramsey.
Following were the officers elect
id: President, Mrs. 0. L. Erwin;
ice president, Mrs. Roy Long; re
coding secretary,Mrs. Ralph Ram
sey; " consponding secretary and
reasurer, Mrs. A. H. Harris; cus
oriian of books, Mrs. J. M. Alli
son.
The program of the afternoon was
n charge of Mrs. Eric Rawls, who
-ave a most interesting and com
nchensive discussion of the life and
ad- concerning Andrew Jackson.
Vh; business session was presided
>vor by the president Mrs. J. S.
Seventeen.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess during the social hour.
CIRCLE NO. ONE MEETS
WITH MRS. ENGLISH
Circle No. 1 of the Methodist
-hurch met Thursday afternoon,, at
he home of Mrs. E. S. English
with seven members present.
The chairmen, Mrs. Lula Miller
was in charge of the meeting. The
Bible lesson was conducted by Mrs
Laura Miller, and Miss Florence
Kern was appointed to have charge
if the Bible study at the next meet
ing Plans for future work were
discussed. Final work on a quin
was completed during the hour, the
quilt to be later placed on sale.
Refreshments were served follow
ing the meeting, after which the cir
cle adjourned to meet in April at
the horn eof Mrs. D. L. English.
CIRCLE CHAIRMEN NAMED
AND OFFICERS INSTALLED
Chairmen of the four circles of
the Presbyterian church were wimed
and two recently elected officers
were installed at the regular meet
ing of the Auxiliary held Thursday
afternoon at the Hut.
Following are the new circle
•hairmen: Circle No. 1 Miss Mamie
Lyday; circle No. 2 Mrs. W. M.
Cloud; circle No. 3, Mrs. J. W.
Smith; circle No. 4, Miss Reha
Kitchen.
Mi*s I,ouise Kimzey as secretary,
and Mrs. J. L. Cobb as vice presi
dent, were installed into office.
Delegates were elected to the meet
ing of the Presbyflerial to be held at
Bryson City in May. Mrs J. L.
Cobb and Mrs. J. W. Smith were
dec ted delegates, and Miss Annie
lean Gash will also attend as presi
dent of the local organization.
Annual reports from the different
officers and secretaries were given
at Thursday’s meeting. Devotionals
were led by Mrs. Hinton McLewh
md the meeting was presidwf^ c8
by the president, Miss Anme>*
Gash.
MRS. WATERS HOSTESS
TO CIRCLE NO. TWO
■ Mrs. J. E. Waters was hostess
to the members of Circle No. ^
the Methodist church at her home
Thursday afternoon with seven mem
bers present. _ 7aeu_
The chairman Mrs. J. F. ^
ary presided over the meeting. Mrs
J.'B Piekelsimer gave the Bibl
study lesson. Mrs. J.J
was elected treasurer to
vacancy made by the I.cs'Sna l° f_
Mrs. Ethel Harris from thisi or
fice Completion of work on a quiU
.toe "tonne the ,o1'
the circle dU
JStttTm* i? A»ril « the
of Mrs. J. F. Zachary.
CIRCLE NO- THREE MEETS
WITH MRS. NICHOLSON
Regular meeting of Circle K°- '
,f the Methodist church was held
Thursday afternoon at the 1*l0nie .°
Mrs Rcscoe Nicholson with the cliai.
man Mrs. Cordia King, presiding.
The Bible lesson was given by
Mrs C. B. West. Plans were dis
missed for future work. The sewing
project for this circle was working
on the choir vestments which are ex
pected to be ready for use on Easter
" Refreshments were served during
the social half-hour. The next mee^
imr of the circle will be held at the
homo of Mrs. B. W. Trantham.
HOMEMAKERS VLAOO Maoia
WITH MRS. BOSSb TUESDAY
The Homemakers class of the
Baptist church met Tuesday after
peon at the home of Mrs. W. 1.
Bosse. with 13 members present.
Following the scripture reading,
praver was offered by E. R. Pen
dleton. A few remarks were made
bv Mr. Pendleton regarding the
federal plan of parent education of
fered the county.
At conclusion of the meeting, re
freshments were served, after which
those present enjoyed a game oi
fishing.
BLANCHE BARRUS CIRCLE
IN INTERESTING MEETING
An interesting meeting of the
Blanche Barrus circle of the Bap
,i-:t church was held Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Hugo
Hoilifield, with the chairmen, Mrs.
I’.iy Long, in charge, and reading
the scripture lessen.
Mrs Julian Glazener made the j
awning prayer. Mr?. Ralph Duck-1
\ 'nth condueleil the program, giving j
■ discussion of the lust chapter ir,
.he study bonk, “Balt Marshes Un-|
deemed.” !
The circle voted to contribute ?51
■yard a f ind for a new carpet for
•■o church, when the movement is!
tarted and a committee appointed, j
A pleasant social hour followed |
.’’o business meeting. The St. Patrick1
ba was prettily carried out in
refreshments r’f green pundi and •
!i .mrock cookies with green king.
EASTERN STAR INSTALLS
NEW OFFICERS FOR YEAR
Installation of recently elected of
ficers of the local chapter Eastern
Star featured the regular meeting
of the organization held Tuesday
evening in the Lodge hall. The in
stallation ceremonies were conduct
ed by past worthy matron, Mrs.
Ina Rustin, and Mrs. J. B. Pickel
simer, marshall.
Following were the officers in
stalled: Worthy matron, Mrs. E. S.
English; worthy patron, Dr. J. F.
Zachary; associate patron, G. C.
Bush; associate matron, Nell Miller;
secretary, Mr.?. Henry Henderson;
treasurer, Mrs. Roscoe Nicholson;
conductress, Mrs. Harry Sellers; as
sociate conductress, Mrs. Maria Der
by; chaplain, Mrs. Jess Pickelsimer;
marshall, Mrs. T.' E. Reid; organ
ist, Mrs. Ina Rustin; Adah, Mrs.
Eck Sims; Ruth, Mrs. W'. W.
Pruette; Esther, Mrs. J. F. Zachary;
Martha, Mrs, J. E. Loftis; Electa,
Mrs. C. 0.* Robinson; warder, Hen
ry Henderson; sentinel, Jerry
Jerome.
Gifts were presented the retiring
officers. Past worthy matron, Mrs.
T. E. Reid, was presented an East
ern Star pin by Mrs. W. W.
Pruette; retiring secretary, Mrs. J.
B. Pickelsimer, was presented a
fountain pen by Mrs. J. F. Zach
ary; Henry Henderson, past worthy
patron was presented an Eversharp
pencil by Mrs. J. B. Pickelsimer;
Mrs. E. S. English, present worthy
matron, was presented flowers by
Mrs. T. E. Reid.
Another enjoyable feature of the
evening was celebration of the chap
ter’s fifth birthday anniversary
during the social hour following the
regular meeting. A large birthday
cake topped with five little burning
candles was an added attraction of
the oecascin. Cake nad coffee were
served during the social hour.
CHOIR TO HAVE
FOOD SALE
A food sale will be given by the
choir of the Methodist church the
Saturday before Easter at Waters’
market on Main street.
All kinds of foods and Easter
suggestions will be on sale, which •
which will be for the benefit of the I
choir.
MISS WATERS HOSTESS AT
LOVELY BRIDGE PARTY
Miss Ruth Waters was hostess atj
a lovely bridge party Tuesday after
noon at her home on Park avenue, i
honoring her cousin and recent;
bride, Mrs. Harold Whitmire.
Effective decorations suggestive of
the Easter season were carried out
in the yellow and green colors,
which were further emphasized in
Easter favors and in the salad |
l^vi-^eserved following the games, j
ere j^*9jpy jonquils and hyacinth|
?es n tbasing touch in the pre
ia .mg color scheme. Three tables,I
were arranged for play, High score
prize was won by Miss Annie Yongue
and low score by Miss Reba Kitchen.
A guest prize was presented the
honoree.
Those playing were: Misses Bill
Aiken, Roberta Bryant, Reba Kitch
en, Agnes and Josephine Clayton,
Nancy Mncfie, Helen Morrow, Row
ena Orr, Annie Yongue, Mrs. Leon
English Jr., Mrs. Ashe Macfie, Mrs.
Harry Sellers, Mrs. Harold Whit
mire, Misses Ruth and Willie Kate
Waters.
Tea guests included: Mrs. Paul
Smathets, Mrs. Roland Whitmire,
Mrs. A. H. Kizer, Mrs. Roy Long,
Mrs. Robert Plummer, Mrs. Ralph
Ramsey, Mrs. Merrill Moltz, Mru
Boyce Walker, Mrs. Thomas Barc
lay III, Mrs. Pat Kimzey.
Time will tell —
wear SUNDIAL SHOES
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Youthful Styles, lots
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(the right fashion points! Dark
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(prints with contrasting touches or
with white, plain skirts with print
tops—choose from this fresh, new,
'bright collection.
Sue* for Mima and Women.
About the only place now to
:ind "honje cooking” is at the
restaurant._ _____
I A study of goiter in. Japan chows
■that only one Japanese in a million
ihas this disease.
enjoy!
PERFECT! LIGHT!
The New Indirect Lamp Gives a
Glareless—Even Light Without
Shadows....
“Indirect” light means light of the highest quality—light
without glare—shadowiess light—a light that is distribut
ed evenly all over the room.
The new Miller indirect lamp is (lie ideal portable lamp
for bridge, for reading, and good light in even, pan
the room for the entire family. Why "huddle und
one lamp of another type when good lighting can he 1
at such a low cost? We will be pleased to leave one ■ f
the indirect lamps in your home for a cniivinem- d \u >a
stration. a phone call will deliver it to you: door.
Twc Styles; either
Balance In
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Burning a 300 watt bulb it cost* w.», lc_per
hour to use thi* lump on our
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