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MRS. GEO■ SIMPSOS HOSTESS
TO BLASCHE BARRUS CIR1 LL
Mrs. George Simpson was hostess
‘O the members of the Blanche bar
: .is circle of the Baptist church 'lues
c v afternoon at her home.
Mrs. Walter Banks conducted the
program, giving an interesting dis
cussion on a chapter in the ;,
book, “Foreigners in the Southland.
The chairman, Mrs. Roy Long. P>c
sided over the meeting. Mrs. Knox
DeLong was welcomed as a new mem
ber of the circle. Plans were discussed
for the district association^ meeting
to be held at the local church May ^■
. p||, hostess served refreshments
^ following the meeting.
HOMEMAKERS CLASS MEETS
WITH MRS. 0. SIMPSOS
The Homemakers class of the Bap
tist church met Tuesday afternoon at
the heme of Mrs. Orville Simpson for
the regular class meeting.
In the absence of the president,
Mrs. S. W. Radford, the meeting was
in charge of the vice president, Mrs.
W T. Bosse, who also gave the
scripture lesson. Plans were outlined
for social gatherings and for other
future activities of the class.
Following refreshments served dur
ing the social hour, adjournment was
made until the June meeting which
will be held at the home of -Mrs. C. S.
Osborne.
GRADE MOTHERS HOXOR
PCPIES WITH PICXIC
Grade mothers of the 6-B grade of
the Brevard Elementary school gave
the pupils of this rrom a picnic Fri
day on the Country Club grounds.
Baseball and various other games
were played and a happy time was
report d by the children in attend
y tnce. \ picnic dinner was served at
the iwon hour to the 30 boys and
girls present.
Chaperones were Mrs. T. P. Ward
and Mrs. Tom Phillips, grad*
mothers, and Mi>s Pauline Galloway,
teacher of this grade.
RICHARD GRIMSHAW HAS
GRADCATIOX PARTY
Richard Grimshaw, member of the
s' nior class of the Brevard high
school, entertained with a graduation
party it the Canteen Friday night af
ter tii graduation exercises at the
high school.
Dancing featured the entertainment
of the occasion.
In addition to the members of thp
senior class and the junior class o!
the high scho 1. out of town guests
included: Miss Margaret Doe. John
Doe, Miss Edna Ktnnerly and Mr.
Hunter .all of Asheville.
I KELVIN A TOIi SCHOOL WILL
■MEET FRIDAY AFTERNOON
A Kelvinator hostess school, spon
sored by the local Southern Public
Utilities company, will be held Fri
. day afternoon of this week at the
show rooms of the local firm. The
■ school will begin at 3 o’clock.
Mrs. Leila A. Fleming, an exper
| ieneed home economics expert of
'Greenville, S. C.. will conduct the
• school.
The local company extends a cor
dial invitation to the ladies of the
town to attend the school Friday af
ternoon.
VIRGINIA WARD HAS
| BIRTHDAY PARTY
Virginia Ward) celebrated her
twelfth birthday with a party Mon
day evening at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Ward.
Many games were played to the
delight of the boys and girls present
to celebrate the happy occasion with
Virginia. The opening of the birthday
gifts also afforded pleasure to the
hostess and guests. Punch, cake and
mints were served during the evening.
Those present were: Juanita Free
man, Edna Fulton, Helen Fullbright,
Ruth Waters, Dorothy Poole, Rachel
Hamlin, Gwendolyn Morgan, Juan
ita and Virginia Ward, Edward Ash
worth. Wayne Fullbright, Lewis Sims,
Tom Galloway, Paul Jones, A. B.
Galloway Jr., Jack Robinson.
WEDNESDAY CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS. G. B. LYNCH
The Wednesday club held its regu
lar meeting Wednesday afternoon of
last week at the home of Mrs. G. B.
j Lynch.
In the absence of the vice president
Mrs. R. W. Everett, the meeting was
in charge of the secretary, Mrs. S. M.
| Mac fie. There was no program pre
sented at this meeting. A report of
the recent state federation meeting
| held in Asheville was given by Mrs.
A. II. Harris.
Miss Florence Kern and Miss Jane
Hume, of Asheville, were invited
I guests. The hostess served vefresh
j meats following the business trans
i actions.
The next and last meeting of the
: club year will be held Wednesday af
! ternoon of next week at the home
of Mrs. F. P. Sledge.
H. A. R. ELECTS OFFICERS
IX IXTERESTIXG MEETING
An interesting meeting of the
Waightstill Avery chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolu
tion, held Monday afternoon at the
home of Miss Florence Kern, fea
tured the annual election of officers,
together with the transaction of other
matters pertaining to the chapter.
All officer? were re-elected, a?
frllov/s: Regent, Mrs. R. H. Ramsey:
vice regent, Mrs. T. A. Berg; secre
tary, Mrs. J. M. Allison; treasurer,
Mrs. Coleman Galloway; registrar,
Mrs. Ed Patton; historian, Miss An
nie Jean Gash; and chaplain, Mrs.
Laura Miller.
; The meeting, presided over by the
I regent, Mrs. Ramsey, opened with
| the flag salute and a prayer. The
treasurer reported all dues paid and
i balance in the treasury of $42.20.
j A note of thanks was read from one
'of the members, Mrs. Thomas Bar
clay, for flowers sent her by the
1 chapter.
| The May lesson, “Flags on Graves,”
! was read by Mrs. J. M. Allison. A
1 small flag was presented the chapter
by Mrs. T. A. Berg for use at the
meetings. The D. A. R. historjy, medal
; winners were announced, the names
j of winners appearing elsewhere in
this paper.
Miss Annie Jean Gash conducted
the program, reading an interesting
article by the president general, on
"Happy Landings.” The resolutions
of the Continental Congress was
read by Mrs. Ramsey, and a portion
of the president general’s address at
continental congress was read by
Miss Kern.
Following refreshments served dur
ing the social half-hour, the chapter
adjourned to meet in June with
Miss Annie Jean Gash, at which
time a Flag Day program will be
given by Miss Gash and Mrs. td Pat
ton.
METHODIST CIRCLES WILL
MEET THURSDAY AFTERNOOS
The three circles of the Methodist
church will meet this afternoon
(Thursday) in the different homes
of members, all beginning at 3:00
o’clock.
Circle No. 1 will meet at the home
of Mrs. W. L. Aiken; circle No. 2
with Mrs. J. F. Zachary; and circle
No. 3 with Mrs. T. W. Whitmire.
It is requested by the different
chairmen that all ladies of the church
attend one of these meetings to which
they have been assigned.
MRS. MrCRARY HOSTESS
TO JUNIOR CLASS
Mrs. Carl McCrary was hostess at
a reception held at her home on
Maple street Saturday evening, hon
oring the junior class of the Brevard
high school.
In addition to the juniors present
on this occasion were Superintendent
and Mrs. J. B. Jones, Mrs. Knox De
Long and Hinton McLeod, the junior
sponsors, Mrs. McLeod, and quite a
number < f friends and parents of the
members of the class.
An enjoyable program of music and
readings was presented during the
I evening. Miss Eva Call rendered
| several piano selections; Randolph
jMyer- appeared in vocal and piano
[numbers; Mrs, McCrary s*ang
j QUEBEC NEWS
(Lucille Henderson)
Miss Bernice Reid spent Sundaj
• night with Miss Gussie Whitmire,
j Mr. and Mrs. Berry Robinson ami
| children Pauline and Louise and
I Miss Clara Thomas of Tryon spent
jthc week-end here,
j Mr. and Mrs. Glideo Galloway and
; children andi Miss Nora Galloway of
i Easley, S. C., spent Sunday in this
j community visiting their friends,
r Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Fisher and
•children spent Sunday in Gloucester
as guest of Mr. Fisher’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Simp Fisher.
| Claude Whitmire and Guffie Whit
Jmire and friends of Greenville, S. C.,
| spent the week-end here,
j George Recce and sons Vernon,
I Russel and Ted of Canton visited
| Mrs. T. B. Whitmire.
Miss Helen Fisher of Lake Toxa
1 way spent Friday evening with Miss
Barbara Henderson.
] Mr. and Mrs. Jud McCrary and son
Junior of Brevard visited Mr. and
Mrs. B. T. Whitmire.
I Miss Olga Fortenberry spent the
[week-end with Miss Heien Henderson.
Mrs. Nora Whitmire had the mis
: fortune to get her foot hurt Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mich Neely visited
Mrs. Elizabeth Reece one day last
week.
i Mrs. Lesa Loving, Mrs. B. T.
Whitmire and Cecil Whitmire were
I Brevard visitors Saturday.
! Mrs. Lesa Loving gave her daugh
ter, Miss Lillian Bodgin, a birthday
[dinner Sunday May 13. The guests
were as follows: Misses Louise and
“Mother of Mine:” and Mrs. DeLong
gave two readings appropriate to
Mother's Day.
Mrs. McCrary received the guests
at the door. Mrs. Ralph Fisher pre
sided at the punch bowl in the dining
room. Serving were Misses Mary Sue
Jennings. Betty McLeod and Mar
jorie Smith.
A pretty arrangement of spring
flowers throughout the rooms added
to the pleasures of the occasion.
DINNER PARTY HONORS
TWO CEREBRATIONS
Mrs. W. H. Harris entertained with
a dinner party at her home Thursday
evening, honoring the seventeenth
birthday anniversary and also the
graduation from high school of her
niece, Miss Charlotte Patton.
The senior class colors of blfie and
gold were prettily carried out in the
decorations of spring flowers, in the
bouquets as favors, in the mint cups
and in the course dinner served. The
: class flower, pansy, and lily of the
| valley were also effectively used.
Those enjoying Mrs. Harris’ hos
| pitality on this occasion were: Char
; lotte Patton and I.angdon English,
i Elizabeth McCoy and Albert I.yday,
R .wena Orr and Tom Patton and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Patton.
WOLF MTN. CHURCH
DEDICATION IS SET
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j WOLF MTN., May 16—Plans are
i being perfected for dedication of the
I magnificent Wolf Mountain Meth
odist church here on June 10, at
’which tithe several outstanding lead
jers of the Methodist Episcopal church
• South, are expected to be in attend
j ance.
] Membership of the church was or
ganized less than a year ago and the
I Rev. Robert M. Hardee chosen as pas
| tor.
The church is located in a section
of rare scenic beauty and was erected
by the Duke Foundation at an ap
proximate cost of $4,000 and is now
under the supervision of the board of
I education and the board of missions
1 of the Western North Carolina con
ference of the Methodist Episcopal!
| church. South. Erection of the build-1
: ing, wnich is of native stone, began |
in 1931. Both the land and labor of
j the new church were donated by the I
people of the Wolf Mountain section, j
f Carrie Owen, Mary Jane, Opal and
I Lillian Dcdgin, Virgie Thomas, Mrs.
I Lesa Loving and Lucille Henderson.
I Messrs Medford Chapman, Claude
I Owen, Edwin Whitmire and Oscar.
I Henderson. Those present reported an
'enjoyable time. Many games were
[ played on the lawn after dinner.
I Miss Carrie Owen spent last Wed
nesday night with Mrs. Clarence
Owen.
; Roy Robinson spent Sunday with
James Henderson.
: B. T. Whitmire has been on th ■ sick
I list for the past few days,
i A Mother’s Day program was given
| at the Oak Grove church Sunday
morning. Miss Lucille Henderson was
in charge of the program. Those that
I were on the program were as follows:!
! Misses Myrtle Lee and Verdeary
Fisher, Irene Owen, Virgie Thomas,
Gladys Whitmire, Louise and Carrie
Owen Sue Neil McCall and Helen
Bantha, Messrs Claxton and Truman
Henderson and T. C. McCall. A spec
ial song was sung by Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde McCall and daughter. Miss
Helen McCall, T. C. Henderson and
C. W. Henderson.
Lessip Sanders spent Saturday
night with his daughter, Mrs. Cecil
Whitmire.
Preaching service will be held at
the home of Mrs. Lesa Loving Wed
nesday night. Rev. Clyde McCall will
do the preaching.
To Clean Cemetery
The public is invited to attend the
cleaning off of Oak Grove, North
Brevard, cemetery on Friday of this
. week.
All are requested to bring with
them well filled lunch baskets and
tools to work with.
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