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ADDITIONAL
SOCIAL NEWS
ACE OF CLUBS MEETS
WITH MRS. SMITH
Mrs. James Smith was hostess to
the Ace of Clubs bridge club Tues
day night. Mrs. John Williams and
Mrs. Joe M. Smith were visitors.
St. Patrick's colors were accentuat
ed in the refreshments.
Mrs. John Williams was presented
a necktie as the guest prize, a silk
slip was given to Mrs. H. A. Liver
man as high scorer prize for the club,
a double deck of cards to Mrs. W. C.
Jones at second high score prize and
a set of plaques to Mrs. W. E. Waters
as the bingo award.
CRESWELL BAPTIST
WOMEN IN MEETING
Creswell —The Woman's Mission
ary Society of the Creswell Baptist
church met at the church Tuesday
evening for their March business
meeting.
In the absence of Mrs. A. C. Har
ris. president. Mrs. O. Q Lassiter con
ducted the devotionals and presided
at the business session.
The program chairman for the
j month. Mrs. Clarence Allen, present
led the program, the topic of which
was "Steadfast in the Homeland.'
Those taking part were Mesdames O.
Q. Lassiter. J. M. Phelps, A. L.
i Holmes. Clyde Smithson. Clarence
Allen and Miss Mary Ellen Stillman.
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Milady can find anything that f
she needs in our new ladies’ c
store. Our Easter merchandise
is here. Dresses, coats, mannish
suits, undies, hose, shoes, and H
everything new. Every item t
purchased because of its smart- |
ness, style, beauty and durabil- \
ity. You must look over this 7
merchandise before buying.
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SAM ADLER
‘The COMPLETE LADIES’ STORE5
AID SOCIETY MEETS
AT PLEASANT GROVE
Pleasant Grove. - The Pleasant
Grove Aid Society met at the home
of Mrs. T L. Wynne with Mrs. EfTie
W. Gurkin .1- .nt hostess. Thursday
afternoon
The rooms were attractive with
blooming potted plants.
Mrs. J C Tarkington presided,
Rev. Gardn : ,ed the devotional fol
lowed by prayer. Mrs. Howard Dav
enport presided at the piano for the
singing. Mr- J C. Swain gave a
financial repot" SI.90 in dues was
paid. Seven ■ sits from the different
sick committees was reported. Mrs. J.
C. Swain gat an interesting reading
WEEK OF PRAYER
SERVICE FRIDAY
Creswell.—The Woman's Mission
ary Society of the Creswell Baptist
church sponsored a Week of Prayer
program at the church Friday eve
ning.
-Mrs. A. L. Holmes, program chair
man. was aided by the following in
presenting the program Mesdames
G. A. Martin, J. M. Phelps, Clarence
Allen, O Q. Lassiter. W W. Bate
man. and Misses Marjorie Bateman
and Evelyn Swain.
on ‘'The Dogwood Tree."in this read
ing was stated that the sacred cross
was made from the dowgood tree.
During the social hour Bingo was
played, Mrs. Ella Waters won the
prize. Fifteen members were present.
The hostess served congealed fruit
salad topped with whipped cream and
fruit cake.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
W. B. Chesson.
Thursday Afternoon Literary Club in
Meeting Here With Mrs. W. R. Hampton
Mrs. \Y R Hampton was hostess
to the Thursday Afternoon Literary
Club March 7 at which time Mrs. S.
V. Lewis reviewed "Dr. Bradley Re
members" and Mrs. W. H. Peele "The
Horse and Buggy Doctor" by A. E.
Hertzler.
During the business session which
was presided over by Mrs. Robert
Campbell, a committee reported that
several books over due at the library
had been collected. The club sub
scription to the "Ladies Home Jour
nal" for the lobrary. Kodak pictures
of the club members and officers were
STYONS-ANGE
Mr. and Mrs S. H. Ange this week
announced the marriage of their
daughter. Ann. to Church Styons, the
ceremony having been performed in
Norfolk. Va.. last Saturday, March 9.
The couple was unattended, and Mrs.
Styons was attired in a navy blue
traveling suit with violet accessories.
Mrs. Styons is a graduate of the
Plymouth High School and has been
employed recently in National Youth
Administration work.
Mr. Styons is a popular young em
ployee at the local plant of the Amer
ican Fork & Hoe Company. They
wil make their home in Plymouth.
MRS. GEO. CURRY
HOSTESS AT BRIDGE
Mrs. George Curry was hostess to
the Village Bridge club and four
guests. Mesdames E. L. Owens. Wal
ter Clark. S. Boutwell and D. J.
Brinkley Thursday evening.
Mrs. S. M. Rasmuson won the high
score award for club members and
Mrs. Walter Clark was high scorer
for guests.
Sandwiches cookies and coffee were
served.
METHODIST AID
SOCIETY MEETING
Creswell.—The Ladies' Aid Society
of the Mount Hermon Methodist
church met at the home of Mrs.
Aileen Woodley Thursday afternoon
for their regular monthly business
and social session.
Mrs. Odell Barnes president, pre
sided at the business session. The
Rev. Sulon G. Ferree conducted the
devotionals and gave a talk on
"Thinking of Prayer.”
At the conclusion of the program,
the hostess served delicious refresh
ments.
taken for the district club scrapbook.
Tlie program committee announced
that out of town musicians would
have charge of the program for the
meeting on March 28.
The hostess served an attractive
salad course with coffee, assisted by
Mrs. C. E. Ayers. Mrs. C. L. Blount
and Mrs. Z. V. Norman.
CRESWELL BAPTIST
SOCIETY MEETING
Creswell.—Members of the Mission
ary Society of the Creswell Baptist
church met at the home of Mrs. J. M.
Phelps Tuesday afternoon for study
and discussion of the book. "Give Ye
Them To Eat."
Mesdames G. A. Martin. Clyde
Smithson. A. L. Holmes, W. W. Bate
man and A. H. Tucker were leaders
for the five chapters of the bootc.
Following the study hour, the host
ess served sandwiches, pickles, hot
coffee and cookies.
C. E. SOCIETY AT
CRESWELL MEETS
Creswell.—The members of the
Christian Endeavor of Mount Her
mon church were entertained at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Dav
enport Thursday evening.
After discussion of the lesson for
the week, the topic of which was
"Ways of Using the Bible,” the young
people enjoyed a delightful hour of
games.
The hostess served delicious re
freshments.
MRS. H. E. HARRISON
ENTERTAINS CLUB
Mrs. H. E. Harrison entertained
her bridge club and Mrs. W. C. Ches
son. Mrs. C. C. Hardison and Mrs.
Roy L. Swain on Saturday evening.
A green and white color scheme
was used in the salad course that was
served with coffee.
Mrs. C. C. Hardison was presented
a guest towel as the visitor's prize
and a set of madeira napkins was
given to Mrs. J. S. Brown as club high
scorer.
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ENTERTAINS U. D. C.
MEETING FRIDAY
Mrs. J. W. Norman and Mrs. W. P.
Winslow were hostesses to the local
U. D. C. Chapter at the home of Mrs.
Today’s Fashion
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By VERA WINSTON
NO MATTER what the season,
black is always high fashion. Here
is a grand frock for general wear
come spring. It is silk crepe with
detachable collar and cuffs of white
mousseline de soie, which has a tiny
painted black pin dot. The snug
bodice buttons to the waist and ter
minates in two pointed ends below
the belt, which is of black leather.
The skirt is molded at the hipline,
and flares gracefully from there. It
has eight gores.
Norman Friday afternoon.
Mrs. J. K. Reid who is a native of
Alabama gave an interesting talk
about Montgomery, Alabama.
The chapter decided to collect their
U. D. C. material and place it on the
U. D. C. shelf in the Library for dis
tribution.
During the social hour ice cream
pies, salted nuts, mints and coffee
were served. Mrs. Dixon of Roper a
visitor, accompanying her daughter.
Mrs Lawrence Jones.
NOW FEATURING—
New Shipment
Good Variety
ROSE BUSHES
25c each
Expected in a Few Days
FERNS AND
SNAKE PLANTS
10c each
Also Dahlia and
Gladiola Bulbs
Large Assortment
EASTER
Toys and Candy
Winslow's
5c TO $1.00 STORE
AUGUSTIN DALLY
CLUB HAS MEETING
^ Ten members of the Augustin Daly
Club met with Mrs. D. J. Brinkley on
Thursday at the home of Mrs. P. W.
Brinkley.
Several contests were enjoyed and
new books were selected for the club
year. Mrs. James E. Blount who has
been confined to her home on ac
count of illness during the past few
months, was present.
Strawberry short-cake and coffee
were served.
MISSION SOCIETY
TO MEET MONDAY
The Young Women's Missionary
Circle of the local Methodist church
will hold its monthly meeting at 8
p. m„ next Monday, March 18, at the
CROSS ROADS HOME
CLUB IN MEETING
The Cross Roads Home Demons
tration Club held its monthly meet
ing Wednesday of last week at the
home of Mrs. J. W. Marrow, with
nine members and three visitors pre
sent. Mrs. D. B Chesson, president
of the club, was in charge of the
meeting, with the regular reports be
ing made by tire secretary, Mrs. Ir
ving Watson.
Following the usual opening pro
gram. Mrs. Darden gave a demon
stration on kitchen arrangement and
gave out leaflets showing several sug
gested arrangements.
The hostess served delicious re
freshments.
home of Mrs. Bill Joyner, with Mrs.
Walter Clark as joint hostess. All
members are urged to attend.
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