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MATH AT ASIAN CLUB IN
INTERESTING MEETING
An interesting meeting
Mathatasian club was held ™ur‘
day afternoon March 22 at j
home of Mrs. C. E Cunningham,
with the president, Mrs. P« Kim
zey in charge. Two guests were pi«
ent, Mrs. Charlie Patton and Mr ..
Harry Bradley. J
The program of the »ttevnt^ |
was in charge of Mrs. J- B. J .
who had secured Mrs. R>*» £ . .
cuss the topic, “Civic » t , Soc.al
Problems in N’orth Carolina. The
discussion gave much helptu . aj
formation along the line o
and state welfare work.
It was voted to enter the Federa
tion prize contest for the best year s
program presented by any tl •
Plans were made for an open a
supper and business meeting to be t
held the last meeting of the <*» •
year on May 10, inviting the hus
bands as special'guests the follow- ,
ing committee on arrangements for ,
the picnic was named: Mrs. J. • <
Jones, Mrs. J. L. Cobb. Mrs. T. G. ]
Moody. .
Refreshments were served at con- J
elusion of the program.
At a recent meeting of the club ]
the annual election of officers was
held, all officers being re-elected as j
follows: President, Mrs. Pat »t>m
zey; vice president, Mrs. C. L. New- j
land; recording secretary, Mrs. J. j
M. Gaines; corresponding secretary
Mrs. Willis Brittain; treasurer. Mrs.
Anthony Trantham.
SQUARE DANCE IS
DELIGHTFUL EVEN1 !
Among the delightful pre-Easter ,
social events was the square dance 1
given at Rockbrook Camp Friday ,
night, at which Duncan MacDougald
Jr. was host. '
Music was furnished by Fisher ,
band. Refreshments of cake and
lemonade were served during the
evening. A large numbsr of young i
people and married couples, as well
as about ten couples from Flat
Rock were present to enjoy the oc
evasion.
Local guests present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Ashe Macfie. Mr. and Mrs.
Duncan MacDougald, Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Jerome, Mr. and Mr. R- W.
Everett, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Car
rier Helen Carrier. Dorothy Everett,
Willie Kate Waters, Helen and Jim
Morrow, Hinton McLeod, Edwin!
English. Duncan MacDougald Jr.
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MOS'DAY AFTERNOON
Regular meeting of the Daughters
n‘ the American R volution will be
iicld Monday afternoon at d:lo
■Ylock at thj home of Mrs. (ole
man Calloway. All members are
requested to attend.
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BIRTHDAY DINNER IS
BN JO Y ABLE OCCASION
A surprise ^birthday dinner given
R. L. Morgan by Mrs. Morgan at
he home of Mrs. 0. J. Morgan on
Easter Sunday proved a most en
joyable occasion. Mr. Morgan was
m'tirely taken by surprise, not
mowing the celebration was in
lonor of his birthday until he saw
;he table adorned with th% large
jirthday cake on which were the
lumber of candles representing his
ige. Dinner was served immediately
ifter the arrival of guests from
ihurch services.
A number of young people and
ihildren joined the group after din
ler and enjoyed an Easter egg
lunt at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
5. S. Morgan. The Morgan broth
rs entertained the guests during
he afternoon with quartets and
acred songs.
Those enjoying the happy event
vere: Rev. F. H. Holden, Mrs. A.
f. Maxwell, Mrs. R. H. McCall and
hildren Wilma, Jean and Billy, Mr3.
j. E. Allison and children Misses
felma, Floy and Ruth, T. M. Mor
;an, D. S Morgan and son Lamar,
dr. and Mrs. M. H. Morgan and
hildren Calla Mae and Melvin Jr.,
dr. and Mrs. Glenn Morgan and
hildren Edwin and Nell Jeon, Mr.
,nd Mrs. R. L. Morgan, Mrs. O. J.
dorgan and children Clara Belle,
laynard, Chnrles, Bruce and Emi
y, D. H. Holliday.
J. D. C. TO MEET
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
April meeting of the U. D. C. will
ie held Saturday afternoon at 3:30
’clock at th.? library. Important
iusiness is to be transacted and all
nembers are urged to be present.
\fUSIC LOVERS CLUB
.V REGULAR MEETING
Regular meeting of the Music
..overs’ club was held Monday eve
ling at the home of Mrs. J. E. Lof
ts, who was assisted in entertain
ng by Mrs. Harry Sellers.
Transaction of routine business
vas in charge of the president, Mrs.
\nox DeLong.
There was no program given, the
:ime being spent in rehearsal for
he operetta, “The Persian Princess’’
vhich the club will give during Na
ional Music Week early in May.
Following rehearsal, the joint
mstesses served delicious refresh
nents with attractive favors.
IP. M. .S'. HAS PROGRAM\
iy USUSVAr. interest
A program of unusual interest and
ippropriateness to the season was
riven at the regular inciting of the
IV. M. S. of the Baptist church held
ruosday afternoon in the church
rarlors.
Mrs. Julian Glazener was program
oudor on the general t. pie. “Waking
o World' Vinion." Mrs. i^'a/.en r gmi'
lie introductory remarks and was
followed by others discussing differ
lit phases of the subject. Mrs. J. B.
Jones discussed, “Preparations foi
•he Awakening"; Mrs Thomas Dods
ivorth spoke on “Waking to World
Vision”; Mrs. Roy Long on “Ameri
a Awakes”; Mrs. Ralph Duckworth
•n “American Baptists Awake”; Mr
A. B. Galloway discussed “Prayer in.
the Awakening." Closing remarks
were made by Mrs. Ghr/.ener, follow
t>d by closing prayer by Mrs. E. K.
Pendleton.
The business session preceding the
program was in charge of the vice
president. Mrs. John A-hworth. in
th • absence of the president, Mis.
M. H. Holliday. Devotional* were
led by IB v. Paul. Harts; II.
GLEANERS ( LASS HAS
PLEASANT SOCIAL EVENT
Members of the Gleaners class, ot |
it;,- Baptist church were entertained
Tuesday evening of last week at the
lumio of Misses Cornelia and Pauline
Ratehfcrd in an enjoyable social
■\ent.
Games of a varied nature were
played and other features of enter
tainment engaged in during the even
ing'. Refreshments were served by
l!i - hostesses.
SOME COMPARISON
Fakt—“Lucinda paints and pow
ders a good deal, doesn’t she?”
B sch “Yes, when yon kiss her
it’s like eating a marshmallow.”
PENROSE NE WS
(By N. L. Ponder)
Penrose people enjoyed an Easter
program Sunday afternoon in the
Enon church. Appropriate hymns
were sung and the pastor, Rev. C.
VV. Hilemon, delivered a sermon on
‘The Risen Christ.” The lovely sun
shine and warm weather added much
to the feelings and the Easter spirit.
Several people were present Sat
urday at the church for work and as
a result the cemetery, has the very
best appearance now.
Penrose school children in celebrat
ing Easter had a picnic luncheon out
away from school, enjoyed the usual
egg hunting and played interesting
games. Miss Floy Ponder and Gene
Bryson assisted with the program.
Mr. Brewington of Brevard was at
the school Monday tuning and put
ting in good order both the school
and the church pianos.
Our agriculture teachers, Mr. J.
A. Glazener and Mr. Randall Tiyday
were present at Enon school house
Monday night in a farmers’ meeting.
The program c-f corn-hog reduction
was discussed very thoroughly. Sev
eral interested farmers were pre
sent.
Measles is no tso bad here yet.
Some of those recovering are back
in school. Glenn Blythe is reported
as having his case. Joe Blythe’s chil
dren are out of school, having- been
exposed.
TOXAWAY NEWS
(Mrs. H. D. Let)
Mrs. Walter McKinna died at her
home here Sunday morning, follow
ing an illness of several months.
She is survived by her husband,
her mother, Mrs. Ada Sanders and
one sister Miss Edith Sanders. Her
father C. L. Sanders died April 4,
1933. Funeral services were con
ducted at the Lake Toxaway Baptist
church Monday afternoon. Inter
ment was in the church cemetery.
Rev. J. E. Burt of Rosman officiat
ed. Some of her favorite songs were
sung by the Rosman quartet.
Flower girls were, Misses Evon
Sanders, Beatrice Woodard, Carrie
Owen, Bertha, Vivian and Nina
Pitts.
Pallbearers were: Fred and Med
ford Chapman, Claude and Clarence
Owen, Glenn and Bruce Reed. Moore
and Osborne had charge of ar
rangements.
Nettie was a devoted member of
•he Lake Toxaway Baptist church, j
She was organist and a leader in
:he B. Y. P. U. work until confined
;o her home by ill health. She will
»e greatly missed not. only in her
tome but in the church and com
munity. She always had a pleasant
smile and kind word for every one.
We cannot think of her as being
far away. Wc feei that her spirit!
will always linger near the ones]
she loved, and Heaven seems nearer
and sweeter because we have known
her.
Mrs. Ida Bryant Payne was the
t of Mrs. Harvey Rogers Sun
Fisher are glad to know that his
health is greatly improved^and he is
able to be out again.
Mrs. Ira Galloway, who spent the
past two weeks with Mrs. Roland
Owen in Brevard, has returned
home.
Mrs. Leonard Wilbanks and chil
dren of Namur are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. F. W. Wilbanks.
Miss Evon Sanders of Enka visit
ed relatives here Saturday.
Mrs. C. R. McNeely of Brevard
is spending some time with Mr. and
Mrs. Walter McNeely.
Mrs. Lee Norton, Mrs. Sylvanus
Sanders, Mrs. Henry Alexander
and Mrs. Clarence Norton of Oak
land visited relatives here Thursday.
Miss Miidred Galloway spent the
week-end with friends in Brevard.
Rev. J. N. Hall and Mrs. Elisa
beth Hall of Rosman were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ray Monday.
Harvoy Rogers of Hendersonville
is spending some time with his
family here.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tinsley and
children were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H D. Lee Sunday.
Rov Eldridge of Rosman spent
Friday night with Martin Arrowood.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Owen of
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In Memory Of
POLLY RAINES
Thou art gone my precious daughter
Nevermore can thou return
I She will sleep a peaceful slumber
Until the resurrection morn
It is lonely here without her
I For I miss her dear smiling face
| None on earth can ever know
; But some day will meet in Heaven
'Where there’ll be no more good bys.
A place in her home >s empty
A loving voice is stilled,
A place in my heart is asking
Which shall ask for ever more
[And someday I hope to meet her
On that bright rnd happy shore.
Wolf Mountain were guests of Mrs.
Cole Lee Sunday night.
Miss Hazel Moses .who underwent
an operation at Six Mile hospital
returned home Monday.
I. S. Fisher, Warren Fisher and
Arrowood Lee were visitors in
Franklin Sunday.
Mrs. J L. Sanders. Misses Ber-j
tha, Vivian and Nina Pitts of Sen-j
eca, S. C., spent Sunday night witfcj
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sanders.
C. J. Lee of Camden, S. C., is
visiting his family here.
Miss Dot Lee, L. H. Thomas and
L. . Case Jr. attended the teachers
meeting in Brevard Saturday.
Mrs. I. S. Fisher sp-’nt Sunday
with Mrs. L. C. Case.
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