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Social News Mrs. Clyde Cannon, Editor Phone 434-M Local Music Clubs Attend Meet; Mary Lou Beaman Elected Secretary Members of the Marion Crosby Adams Juvenile and Junior Music Clubs attended the 23rd annual meeting of the Western District of the North Carolina Federation of Junior Music Clubs which met in Weaverville Saturday from 10:00 to 3:30. Piano solos were played by Doris Wilson, president, and Jane Story, vice president of the Juve nile Club, and by Jimmy Laugh ridge from the Junior Club. Mar tha Steppe, treasurer of th« Junior Club, accompanied the singing of the hymn by the assembly. The fol lowing members pai-ticipated in the District Festival Chorus which sang on the afternoon program: Mary Lou Beaman, president of the Jun ior Club, Roxanne Dark, Hope Mc Call, Martha Steppe, Patsy Wat kins, and Doris Wilson. Mary Lou Beaman was elected District Secretary for the Junior Division in the Western District. ! Mrs. Carl W. McMurray, Past State Junior Counselor, introduced the incoming State Junior Counse lor, Mrs. Harold Deal of Hickory. Other members of the Marion Clubs who attended were: Carolyn McBee, Secretary Marth^ Twitty, Nona Burnette, Greta Ev ans, and Carolyn Young from the Juvenile Club, and Patsy Teague, vice president, from the Junior Music Club. The following adults attended: Mrs. B. H. Laughridge, Mrs. John Poteat, Mrs. Paul Mc Bee, Mrs. Paul Story, Mrs. N. V. Teague, and Mrs. Guy Steppe. Jer ry Sieppe also attended. y Mrs. Noyes Hostess With Buffet Supper I Mrs. R. J. Noyes was hostess with a supper meeting at her home on Lake Tahoma for members of Circle No. 3 of W. S. C. S. of First Method-, ist church last Monday evening at 6.30. j Supper was served buffet style from a table beautifully appointed: with a brown linen cloth and a cen terpiece of mixed autumn flowers. Fall flowers were also used in love ly arrangements for decorating the house. Mrs. Eugene Brown presented the devotional and Mrs. Roy Davis was in charge of the program. Following a routine business ses sion a social hour was enjoyed dur ing which three new members were welcomed. These were: Mrs. Reece Snyder, Mrs. Kenneth Ramsey and M'rs. W. W. Greene. Approximately 40 members at tended the meeting. s Thursday and Friday October 27-28 "I SHOT JESSE JAMES' Preston Foster Barbara Britton Saturday, October 29 "SOUTH OF DEATH VALLEY" Charles Starrett Smiley Burnette also Cartoon, Comedy, 1st Chapter of New Serial BATMAN and ROBIN Monday and Tuesday October 31—Nov. 1 "THE GREAT SINNER" Gregory Peck Ava Gardner Wednesday, November "BIG JACK" Wallace Berry Marjorie Main also BIG WESTERN STAGE SHOW ! ! Miss Griffin Feted At Hildebrand Home To honor Miss Marie Griffin, bride elect of November, Mrs. S. B. Hildebrand and Miss Ann Hilde brand were hostesses with a de lightful party at their home last Friday evening. The home was beautiful with white dahlias, gladiolas and babys breath carrying out the bridal theme in decorating. The bride elects place was marked with a nosegay corsage made up of white roses and button chrysanthemums. Refreshments bringing out the wedding motif were served by the hostesses in the form of individual white cakes, ice cream molded in the forms of miniature brides and grooms, and coffee served demitas se. A bridge game was enjoyed at four tables and at the close of play prizes were awarded Miss Doris Hill for high score prize and Mrs. W. S. Shiflet for second high. Miss Griffin was presented a gift of china, from the hostesses. Three brides of the summer, Mrs. Robert Gourley, Mrs. Jack Ballew and Mrs. William Gourley were also re membered with gifts. Guests playing bridge included: Miss Doris Hill, Mrs. W. S. Shiflet, Mrs. Jack Ballew, Mrs. Robert Gourley, Mrs. William Conley, Mrs. Ernest Gore, Miss Doris Nunn, Miss Wilma Snoddy, Miss Elizabeth Con ley, Mrs. Ray Cline, Mrs. Robin Hood, Mrs. Albert Neal, Mrs. M. S Laughridge, Jr., Mrs. J. E. Ev ans, Miss Bonnie Hill, Miss Ruth Greenlee, Mrs. Bruce Gibbs, Mrs. W. Ray Smith, Jr., and Mrs. W. B. Gibbs, Jr., Miss Wilma Shell, Miss Matalyn Johnson and Miss Janie Tucker were guests for tea. o Bridge Party Given By Mrs. B. A. Dickson Members of Mrs. B. A. Uicksons bridge club and four visitors were delightfully entertained at the Dickson home last Thursday eve ning with a dessert bridge. A profusion of beautifully ar ranged fall flowers were used for decorating the home. Bridge was enjoyed progressiona ally after a delicious dessert course was served. Mrs. G. B. Justice re ceived high score club prize and Mrs. Paul Story was winner of high score prize for the visitors. Club members present included: Mrs. G. B. Justice, Mrs. George Rowe, Mrs. R. W. Twitty and Mrs. W. W. Greene. Visitors were: Mrs. Neal Morris, Mrs. Paul Story, Mrs. Sam Yancey and Miss Virginia Yan cey. / o Jimmy Cooper Given Birthday Party Little Jimmy Cooper celebrated his second birthday last Wednesday afternoon with a party, given by his mother, Mrs. Walker Cooper, at their home. The refreshment table placed on the lawn was covered with a white linen cloth and centered with a white birthday cake, decorated in yellow with white lighted candles, and surrounded by yellow button : chrysanthemums. j The small guests enjoyed cake and ice cream and were presented favors of Hallowe'en horns and toy I , crickets. j The guest list included, Kathy j Bowman, Frankie Hall, Amanda Summey and Willis Truesdale, Jr., with their respective mothers. Women To Meet I j The Women of the Presbyterian j church, the Woman's Society of | Christian Service and the Wesleyan j Service Guild of the First Methodist ! church will hold a joint study cour j se beginning Tuesday evening, | November 1 at 7:30 o'clock, and i continuing through Friday evening November 4. The course is entitled "Coopera tion For A Christian Nation," and | will be presented by various raem i bers of the three church groups. The first two meetings on Tues iday and Wednesday will be held at the Methodist Hut with the remain ing two on Thursday and Friday being held at the Presbyterian church in the Sunday School as sembly room. Mrs. Walker Bianton Entertains For Club Mrs. S. W. Bianton entertained with a luncheon and bridge party at her home on South Main street last Wednesday for members of her bridge club, several visitors and a luncheon guest. Guests arrived at one o'clock to find dainty covers laid for lunch at individual tables. The home was most attractive with arrangen^ents of fall flowers complimenting the fundamental coloj- scheme of the living room, dining room and halls. Wine dahlias and rose chrysanthe mums were used very effectively in the living room. A two course luncheon was en poyed and three tables of bridge were in play afterwards. Mrs. Neal Morris received club high score prize and Mrs. Otis Broy i hill was winner of visitors high. Mrs. W. L. Morris, Sr., received slam prize and the hostess also re membered Mrs. W. L. Morris, Jr., luncheon guest with a gift. Club members participating in the bridge game were: Mrs. C. Hai ry McCall, Mrs. Eugene Cross, Jr., Mrs. Paul Story, Mrs. Frank 'Gold smith, Mrs. Joseph Noyes, Mrs. S. : R. Cross, Mrs. Neal Morris, Mfs. E. : R Dameron and Mrs) £>am Yancey, j Visitors playing included Mrs. Otis Broyhill, Mrs. R. W. Proctor and Mrs. Lester Morris. ^ Mr. And Mrs. Cowan Given House Warming Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cowan were delightfully surprised with a house warming party at their new home in Grandview Park last Monday evening, with Miss Ruby By.'d in charge of the party. Miss Byrd received the guests at the door and directed them to the receiving line composed of Mrs. Mike Cowan, Mrs. C. A. Calloway, Mrs J. S. Cowan and Mrs. B. T. Nichols. After being shown through the new home the guests were served in the dining room by Miss Doris Hill and Miss Bonnie Hill. Refresh ments consisted of Coca-Cola with dainty white cakes decorated with green leaves and the words "Cow ans Cottage" in pink. A pink and green color scheme was also used in the sandwiches and mints. Approximately 50 guests called between the hours of 7:30 to 9 o'clock. o " Mrs. Sarah Decker Complimented At Tea Mrs. R. I. Corbett entertained with a lovely informal tea at her home last Thursday afternoon, hon oring her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Decker of Asheville, on her 85th birthday. Mrs. Decker was charming in a purple dress, adorned with an or chid corsage, a gift from Rev. and Mrs. Corbett. Mrs. J. F. Kanipe of Asheville assisted her mother, Mrs. Decker, and Mrs. Corbett in receiving 25 callers between the hours from three to five o'clock. Mrs. Carl Hyatt, also of Ashe ville and granddaughter" of Mrs. Decker, presided over the refresh ment table and served tea, sand wiches and accessories to the guests. The honoree was presented many beautiful gifts from the friends who called. District Officers To Visit O. E. S. ! Marion chapter No. 278, Order of the Eastern Star will hold a meeting Thursday evening, October 27, at 8 o'clock in the Masonic j 1 !room, at which time Mrs. J. M. Mackey, District Deputy Grand Ma tron of the 19th District and Geor 1 ge G. Robertson, D. D. G. P. will make their official visit to the Chapter. Mrs. Landis Laughridge, Worthy {Matron, will preside, assisted by iDysart Martin, Worthy Patron. A program of especial interest has been prepared and all members of the Order are urged to attend this meeting. o Sherry Mcintosh Celebrates Birthday Little Miss Sherry Mcintosh was guest of honor at a lovely birthday I party, given last Wednesday after inoon, at her home, by her mother, Mrs. Archie Mcintosh. Approximately 40 small guests and 20 of their mothers assembled on the lawn and enjoyed activities suitable for a little lady's third birthday. Refreshments carrying out the Hallowe'en motif were served. A lovely green and white birthday I cake was served with ice cream and punch. Favors for the small guests also carried out the Hallowe'en mo itif' Bride Elect Honored At Evans Home Miss Marie Griffin, bride elect, j was honored with a lovely party last j ; Thursday evening when Mrs. J. E. i Evans, Miss Doris Hill and Miss J Bonnie Hill entertained at the Ev-j ans home on Monte Vista Avenue with a dessert bridge at 8 o'clock. The house was decorated with roses and fall flowers and the bride | elects place at the refreshment ' table was marked with a miniature nosegay with white satin stream ers. Miss Griffin was winner of high j score bridge prize and second high j score prize was awarded Mrs. | Bruce Hildebrand. The hostesses also remembered the honoree with ' a gift of china. j The guest list for the evening in cluded Miss Griffin, Mrs. Hilde brand, Mrs. Ernest Gore, Mrs. Wil liam Conley. Miss Wilma Snoddy, Mrs. W. R. Chambers. Mrs. W. Ray j Smith, Jr., Mrs C. A. Workman, i Miss Elise Van Landingham, Mrs.! Archie Mcintosh, Mrs. Lloyd Mil-1 ler, Miss Margaret Honeycutt, Miss; Ann Hildebrand, Mrs. M. W. Gor-: dori, Mrs. Ray Cline, Misfe Doris Nunn, Mrs. George Kirkpatrick and Mrs. W. B. Gibbs. j Dinner Bridge Party Held At Cross Home Mrs. Eugene Cross, Jr., was hos tess with a dinner and bridge party at her home last Thursday evening i at 6:30 o'clock. The house was beautifully decor-j ated with a profusion of gladiolas and dahlias. '] Guests enjoyed a delicious two! course dinner at a lovely appointed' table with covers laid for ten guests. Following dinner a bridge game was enjoyed and when scores were tallied Mrs. R. J. Noves was award ed high score prize with second high and slam prizes going to Mrs. Wil liam B. Noyes. The guest list included- Mrs. R. J. Noyes, Mrs. William B. Noyes, Mrs. ,T. L- Richie, Mrs. C. C. Bolch, Mrs R. W. Proctor, Mrs. W. W. Gor don, guest for dinner, Mrs. Wil liam Chambers, Mrs. E. C. Carnes, Mrs. Albert Neal and Mrs. Lester Morris. i o Mrs. Hewitt Hostess With Party For Son Mrs. A. C. Hewitt, Jr., was hos tess with a party last Wednesday afternoon, honoring her son Fred die on the occasion of his ninth birthday. Decorations carrying out the Hallowe.'en motif were used for the party. Various games and contests were enjoyed during the afternoon and several clever prizes were awarded the winners. Birthday cake, ice cream, and candy were served by the hostess and toy guns were given as fav ors. The following guests were pre sent and presented Freddie with birthday gifts: Matt Smith, Henry Lambeth, Paul Story, Jr., Tim Gor don, Johnny Setzer, Bobby Smith, Billy Geouge, Donald Wise, Sammy Gray and Lanny Laughridge. o Linda Laughridge Honored By Mother Mrs. Phillip Laughridge was hos tess to several members of the very young set last Saturday afternoon when she entertained with a party in honor of her daughter, Linda on her third birthday. The young guests arrived at four o'clock and after presenting Linda with a variety of lovely gifts amus ed themselves by playing with toys and games provided by the hostess. 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