For The Women Society News and Club Activities ALMA TROWBRIDGE, Society Editor — Phones 7 and 189 D.A.R. Has First Fall Meeting* And Names New Committees The first fall meeting of the Waighstill Avery chapter of the Daughters of the American Rev olution was held on Monday after noon at the home of Mrs. J. S. Silversteen. Mrs. C. L. Newland. regent, presided. The pledge of allegiance was led by Mrs. Silversteen. and Mrs. J. H. West led in prayer. The chapter voted to dispense with the usual programs and to work instead at the Red Cross rooms. The following committees were appointed to serve the ensuing year: Mrs. J. M. Allison, motion pictures, advanced American mu sic; Mrs. H. V. Smedberg, Ameri can Indian, Real Daughters; Miss Annie Jean Gash, Red Cross, cus todian of the flag; Mrs. Howard Schmidt, Americanism, correct use of the flag; Miss Annie May Patton, conservation, girl home makers; Mrs. Robert N. Hill, radio, Ellis Island; Mrs. J. S. Silversteen, approved schools; Mrs. Alvin Rock wood, organization, national mem bership; Mrs. R. H. Ramsey, good citizenship pilgrimage; Mrs. Thom as Barclay, D. A. R. museum; Mrs. T. C. Galloway, filing and lend ing, national defense; Mrs. J. H. West, genealogical records; Mrs. Randall Lydav, good citizen pil grim’s club; Mrs. Miriam Kyle, junior American citizen; Mrs. E. H. McMahan, junior membership; Mrs. C. L. Nevvland, press rela tions; Mrs. T. G. Moody, student loan, magazine. The following delegates were appointed for the district meeting to be held in Asheville on Septem ber 28: Mrs. Newland, Mrs. Smed berg, Mrs. Silversteen, Mrs. Bjerg. The chapter voted to give SI.00 each to the motion picture fund and the blood plasma fund. A letter was read from the state regent, stressing the importance of each chapter buying war bonds and aiding in all phases of war work. It was decided to hold meet ings each month. After refreshments, the chapter 1 AUGUST BRIDE MRS. C. E. REVELS, above, was before her marriage in Greenville, S. C., on August 19, Mrs. Louise Singletary, daugh ter of Mrs. M. E. Arledge, of Asheville. She is employed at The Grill, in Brevard, and her husband is in the U. S. army, stationed at Los Angeles, Calif. SARAH TAYLOR GUILD HAS INTERESTING MEETING The September meeting of the Sarah Taylor Guild of the Metho dist church was held last Thurs day evening at the home of Mrs. Horace DeBord, with Mrs. Ralph Fisher as co-hostess. Mrs. Goode Loftis was program leader, telling of Christian work ers in Cuba and Puerto Rico. Mrs. Frank Kerber gave a report of the zone meeting which she at tended in Fletcher. Mrs. Fisher, chairman, conducted the business and led the devotionals. Following refreshments served during the social period, the socie ty adjourned to meet in October at the home of Mrs. C. B. Scott, with Mrs. Mordecia Neely as co hostess. and with Mrs. Kerber as program leader. adjourned to meet in October with Mrs. J. H. West. PHILATHEA CLASS HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING The Philathea class of the First Baptist church met Monday even ing at the home of Mrs. Hugh Hol lifield. The business was in charge of the president, Mrs. Roy McCall, and the program leader was Miss Marie Galloway. A social hour and refreshments were enpoyed following the meet ing. METHODIST SOCIETY TO MEET THIS AFTERNOON The September meeting of the Women’s Society of Christian Ser vice will be held this Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock in the church parlor. Mrs. Bobst Hostess At Music Club Meeting Mrs. Harry R. Bobst w§s hostess to the members of the Music Lov ers’ club at the first autumn meet ing last Saturday afternoon at her home in North Brevard. Mrs. Bobst, president, presided, and since this was the business meeting of the year, no musical program was presented. Three new members were elect ed to membership in the club, and Mrs. Bobst was elected to represent the club at the district meeting to be held in Asheville on October 20. The president read a report from the biennial meeting of the National Federation of Music clubs, which met in New York City in May. Some of the inter esting excerpts from this report were that North Carolina took first place in national music in the home, and second in music in international relations, and was the only Southern state having a nation-wide radio hook-up during the American Festival of the Air. Mrs. Bobst tendered her resig nation as president of the club, which was regretfully accepted. Mrs. Karl Bosse was elected to fill the vacancy, and Mrs. Edward H. McMahan was elected secretary. The hostess was assisted in serv ing delicious refreshments by Mrs. Keith Pooser and Mrs. Alez Kizer. Pass the Ammunition! The 3rd War Loan is your big chance to assist our fighting men . . . to take part in the INVASION of Europe. MANPOWER alone cannot win this war. It takes MONEY POWER . . . the money that is in your pocket. Change that money into bonds, and help Tran sylvania county go over the top in the 3rd War Loan! The extra bonds that you and your neighbors buy this month will help total $15,000,000,000 — the nation’s goal for this great drive! Do your share — BUY AN EXTRA BOND IN SEPTEMBER! Every Bond You Buy Bring Victory Closer! Rachel M. Arrowood Weds Jonathan Mann In Greenville, S. C. Miss Rachel Arrowood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Ar rowood, of Greenville and Brevard, was married on September 4th to Pvt. Jonathan D. Mann, of the U. S. army medical corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mann, of Brevard. The bride wore a teal blue suit with rose accessories. Her corsage was of rosebuds and stephanotis. The wedding had been schedul ed to take place later this month in Brevard, but the date was ad vanced because of a change in the bridegroom’s orders. Mrs. Mann is a graduate of Bre vard high school. Private Mann, who also received his education here, was employed by the Ecusta Paper corporation before entering j service, i GARDEN CLUB TO MEET WITH MRS. MARTIN FRIDAY The September meeting of the Garden club will be held at the home of Mrs. Lester Martin Friday afternoon, with Mrs. John Max well to be co-hostess. The program will consist of the showing of wild flower pictures by Charles Moore. BAPTIST CIRCLES WILL MEET THIS AFTERNOON The five circles of the First Baptist church will have the Sep tember meetings Thursday after noon at 3:30 o’clock in the follow ing homes of members: Circle No. 1 at the home of Mrs. J. B. Jones, with Mrs. Curtis Kelley as pro gram leader; Circle No. 2 with Mrs. L. E. Bagwell; Circle No. 3 at the home of Mrs. J. M. Gaines; Circle No. 4 with Mrs. Harold Norwood; Circle No. 5 at the home j of Mrs. Excell Lothery. j FIRST FALL MEETING OF MATHATASIAN CLUB A business and social meeting of the Mathatasian club was held last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry Sellers, in the first fall meeting of the new club year. In the absence of the president, Mrs. C. J. Goodwin, Mrs. Sellers, retiring president, conducted the meeting, which was devoted en tirely to business. The program for the year was outlined by Mrs. Harold Nor-1 wood, chairman of the program committee. This will consist of the Reader’s Digest panel to be used alternately with a study of “Our Pacific Outposts.” Following the business session the hostess served refreshments.1 The club adjourned to meet on September 23 at the home of Mrs. J. B. Jones, with Mrs. Harold Nor wood as program leader. LAWN PARTY IS ENJOYABLE OCCASION OF THE WEEK Miss Mary McCrary' entertained a group of friends with a lawn party and watermelon slicing at her home Wednesday evening. She was assisted in the entertaining by Mrs. R. W. Misenheimer and her husband, Tech. Sgt. Misen heimer, of Newport News, Va. Those present were: Vivian Smith, Doris Ahrens, Douglas Brown, Anne Pickelsimer, Charles Heath, Frances Hendricks, Albert Reid, Verena Lewis, Taylor Nor ton, Betty Jean Duclos, Buddy Melton, Marguerite Scruggs, Alex Kizer, Lorraine Redden, George Simpson, Franklin Kerber, Jacque line McCall, Bill Siniard, Mary Lou Hamilton, Johnny Summey, Mary Jane McCall, Hazel Brown, Chester Fenwicke, Hicks Scruggs, Henry Summey, Carolyn Kimzey, John Vassey, Kathleen McCrary, Thomas McCrary and Miss Ann Townsend, of Jacksonville, Fla. FORTNIGHTLY CLUB HAS FIRST FALL MEETING The first meeting of the fall club year was held last Thursday afternoon at the home of Miss Alma' Trowbridge, in a business and social meeting. The new president, Mrs. G. H. Lyday, presided over the business transactions, included in which was the appointment of committee chairmen for the year, as follows: Mrs. M. G. Pangle, American citi zenship; Mrs. Burt Loomis, inter national relations; Mrs. Goode Loftis, art; Mrs. B. D. Franklin, public welfare; Mrs, J. F. Zachary, American home; Miss Alma Trow bridge, literature; Miss Madge Rhyne, education; Mrs. J. E. Lof tis, music; Mrs. W. M. Melton, war service chairman. Books were passed to the mem bers by the book chairman, Mrs. Loomis, and the year books were distributed by the program chair man, Mre. J. S. Nicholson. The club voted to serve only light re freshments at each meeting, and to turn in to the treasury the extra money that more expensive refreshments would cost, for the BLANTYKE NEWS BY MRS. ADA REED (Too late for last week) Mrs. T. S. Hart and son, Screven, and daughters, Mrs. Long and Miss Barbara Hart, of Jacksonville, Fla., were here a few days last week, having repair work done on their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reed and children, Ann, Claude and Gloria,, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reed and children, Ruth and Richard, recently returned to their homes in Charleston, S. C., after spending two weeks with their parents, Mr. anjl Mrs. John Reed, here. Mr. R. V. Duncan is spending some time with his daughter, Mrs. Daniel Kilpatrick, at Henderson ville. Mrs. James Maxwell, who spent sdme time with her daughter, Mrs. Harvey English, in Boylston while Mrs. Maxwell was ill, has returned to her home here much improved in health. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Justus had as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hamilton, of Pleas ant Grove section, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hamilton, of Burlington, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. Otho Scott, of Glade Creek. Mr. and Mrs. John Reed and daughter, Jewell, visited Mr. and Mrs. Neal Hamilton on Little Ri ver Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Flora Pickelsimer spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. La grant Pickelsimer, who is ill at her home on Little River. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Setzer and son, Junior, were visitors here Sunday. Kitchen Sells Farm To W. C. Callahan E. H. Kitchen has sold 140 acres of land and the home pldce in the Gloucester section of Transylvania county to W. C. Callahan, of Whit tier. Mr. Kitchen and family moved from this county 14 years ago to Candler, near Enka, but retained his 186-acre farm, dwelling and other buildings until his recent sale to Mr. Callahan, who has leased the place for some time. Mr. Kitchen reserved 46 acres of the farmland for his own use, in the event he wishes to move back to this county to make his home at any time in the future. NIGHT CLASSES IN TYPING AND SHORTHAND TO START AT COLLEGE SEPTEMBER 29 Night classes in beginning and advanced shorthand and typing will begin at Brevard College on Wednesday, September 29. at 7:30 o'clock, it has been announced by Miss Grace Jackson, head of the commercial department at the col lege. purpose of buying a club war bond later in the year. Refreshments were served dur ing the social period. CLEMSON THEATRE FRIDAY & SATURDAY WILD BILL ELLIOTT GEORGE W HAYES ] ANNE JEFFREYS ' ********** A REPUBtlC-'PICTURE —ALSO— Stooge Comedy & DON WINSLOW & COAST GUARD MONDAY iri 'Rii frr.eb' , Maureen OHARA 'icmdlim's ft ' M —ALSO— Merrie Melodies & Vaudeville Days 99 TODAY & FRIDAY THE GREAT ACTION PICTURE Of THE YEAR . . . AND THE WAR! ■ ■ •■•rMaiawvmwiHBgw0 TYRONE POWER with Aeie Dana BAXTER‘ANDREWS Directed bv ARCHIE MAYO Produced by MILTON SPERLING —ALSO— Latest News From The War Front SATURDAY THE SMASHING DRAMA OF A HERO WITHOUT GLORY I Beginning A Thrilling New Serial DARE DEVILS WEST SUNDAY & MONDAY ADDED— “War For Men’s Minds and News TUESDAY OZZIE NELSON and HI* Orchtifra RAY EBERLE TIP, TAP ,nd TOE BOBBY BROOKS Musical - Comedy - Speaking Animals WEDNESDAY Sensational! yorLeit’s MADMAN Ralph MORGAN Ludwig STOSSEL I® PRISON "■'MRRIIDINE “"CURTIS Variety View - Looney Tune - Sportlight

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