SOCIETY
MATH ATT ASIAN CLUB
Mrs. Ha Kt was hostess for the
regular . of the Mathatasian
Club at h Thursday after
noon, Dect
The Civ send $5.00 to
contribute t le Christmas
cheer of t -'.r at Oteen, and
also to cor * nd, as a Club,
to tht Sn ain National
Park mov? member being
request*] -!> bet donation as
onerous. ;blt . It was voted
to put on . ;v . Telling hour for
;ht childr-ri. and Mrs. C. B. Deaver
. . and Mrs. O. H .--r >vere appointed
a committee to final arrange- j
? ments for this * -venture of the
Club. Christ nix- vr> '."ings were read
from Mrs E , rwood, one of
the member* wh > wintering in
Florida, and th< . ;o voted to give
her a Christina- shower. An
invitation was -? : -om Mr. P. N.
Simons. * >; m of the Nat
ional (Vmnu-n? n Committee,
regarding t.'i nee of the
birthday of Woodrow
Wilson. De
A very ir. Tram on the
topic of "T Highlands"
was led by M ? ? rris. assist- :
/?a by Mrs. Os Mrs. Har- j
old Norwood. one gave ,
a reading1 on ' hich was ,
.cry much en. - musical
selections render arguer
Ui. Robertson an* Hnna
ji'.an ? were high!;. ..( ? iCures
?.?t" the proer:n:.
ii* froshn-.ent-v 'ring.
: delightltil ??.>? ::u- Vlf*h ?u hich'
" Mowed the pT 'ir,i . 'Stsj
'-eluded a r>in?ber -h? "ed|.
teach -rs. .. - j ? 1- 1
v -steen. Mr- T H. *?' *?'?
?" oof rev. Mr- 0. W* T.
fv.trry Pat?V~. ii: H.
T :e Club a : to me. t wit'i
V s. H. C . January I I
>?NT H<?-5 7? >> ES GIVE
3RIDGE PARTY
\ > : .dlililhrfut i.e. 'I
? ? ';?? -\v party TuVviay
vt" enroot:.;- ?:? ? ? S, given by the.
? int hosted >. .I- S. M. MaclV.\
? > jat Char!:.- v H. K. Per i
a:- the horr : .Mrs. Mactie. .?n
?' dwell :.V - ""
Tvrejvs-' ' ;? v.* c arranged, for
play. Winning high score was Mrs.
A. K. Orr, of Aaheville, while Mrs.
T. H. Shipman was winner of second
prize, Mrs. Bates Patton, the booby
prize, and Mrs. C. E. Lowe, consola
tion. At the conclusion of the
games, dainty * refreshments were
served.
The tea guests included : Mrs. F. J
P. Sledge, Mrs. Godrey, Mrs. C. B. j
Dearer, Mrs. J. M. Allison. The
out of town guests were: Mrs. A. K.
Orr, Mrs. Ed Gibson, of Asheville.
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D. A R. MEETS I
The local chapter of the D?ugh- j
ters of the American Revolution met j
Monday afternoon at the home of
Miss Martha Bos well.
I A discussion was entered into' rel
ative to the new bonds which are to
be issued for the new building. Con
tinental Hall, in Washington. ! It
was decided to meet January 1 1th,
with Miss Annie Jean Gash, she be
ing the chapter organizer regent, in
celebration of the fifth birthday an- i
niversary of the 'local chapter. The j
program was in charge of Mrs. '
Blythe. who gave a very interesting
resume of the history the D. A.
R. in North Carolina.
The hostess served a salad course
during the pleasant social time
which followed.
HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS
ENTERTAIN FACULTY
One of the enjoyable events of the
week was the reception tendered the
faculty by high school seniors, Thurs
day evening, in the new high school ;
building.
The room was attractively decor
ated in red and green, carrying out
in detail the colors appropriate to the
Christmas season. In addition to
various games and jokes, the main
feature of entertainment was a mock
faculty meeting, the students "taking
off" the members of the faculty in
a most amusing manner.
A delicious salad course was serv
ed during the evening to the thirty-'
five people -present.
FORTNIGHTLY CLUB
The regular meeting of the For
tnightly Club was hold at the home
of Miss Alma Trowbridge, Thursday
afternooij.JDecember 10.
The Club voted to contribute to
ward the Christmas celebration for
the patients a* Oteen. and to donate
a sum for the Near East
Mrs. H. A. Plummer, as chairm^^H
the committee representing the <^H
in the Smoky Mountain NatioH
Park movement, gave a report op
the proceedings of the joint called
meeting previously held.
Mrs. J. C. Hendrix was program
leader, presenting an interesting dis
cussion on the general topic of
"Farm Tenancy", stressing the re
ligious and educational phase of the
subject ami stating rcmedhv. for
tenancy in the State.
At the conclusion of the progrim,
the hostess served refreshments.
The Club adjourned to meet january
14, with Mi.-. M. M. King.
JOINT HOSTESSES ENTERTAIN
One of the delightful hospitalities
of this week was the bridge party
given on Thursday the fifteenth, at
the home of Mrs. Walter Duckworth,
Mrs. Duckworth and Mrs (Tharlie
Patton acting as joint hostesses.
The house was tastefully decor
ated with holly, poinsettas and
Christmas greens Seven tables were
arranged for playing.
The high Score priae, a handsome
bridge set was won by Miss Julia
Denver. The second, a box of hand
dipped candies in lovely Christmas
colors, was won by Mrs. David Ward
and the consolation, a dainty .tovel
ty in leather, by Mrs. C. P. W lite.
A salad and an ice course and
coffee with whipped cream was
served.
T. E. L. CL-KSS MEETS
Tile T. K. L. Sunday School Cla?,
of t hi- Baptist church met Tuesday
afternoon at the home ??f .Mrs. C. W.
Pii-kelsinii*r. The election of offi
cers occurred, result in as follows:
Mrs. B. F. Beasley. president; Mrs.
S. C. Vatest, rice-president; Mrs. L.
P. Hamlin. treasurer; Mrs. D.
Scruggs, secretary; Mrs. W. T.
Bosse. assistant secretary; Mrs. A.
E. Hampton, teacher; Mrs. P. S.
King, assistant teacher.
Mrs. Julian Glazener had charge
of the program, leading a very in
teresting discussion on the subject
of Christmas, telling of the differ
ent ways in which Christmas is ob
served in foreign countries.
Delicious refreshments were served
by the hostess.
PI
s:v
M. A. Palfree
in town last
ests of his Silver
he will establish here
year.
Mr. and Mrs. M.
family moved last we
new home below Mr.
J Greem ille highway.
) Mrs. Bill Alii, on has gone
zona i.o spend the winter
daughter, who was before her
riage Miss Maude Allison.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hendrix were
? shopping in Greenville Friday.
Mrs. Russell Young and small son
arrived Friday from Chicago and
, will spend some time with Mrs.
t Young's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L..
; S nelson. Mr. Young will spend the
! Christmas holidays here with his
'family.
Miss Ruth Waters spent the week
end in Canton with her aunt. Mrs.
T. P. Rice.
Mrs. Harold Norwood left this
week for a visit with her parents in
Raleigh. Mr. Norwood will join her
there for the holidays.
Anthony Trantham has been quite
; ill the past "wee!;, but is now recov
i ering. !
Miss Earleene Poindexter returned |
Saturday from Winston - Salient, j
where she was called on account *f
the death of her father.
Mrs. Paul Smathers and small
daughter, Paula Mae, of Asheville, j
will spend the Christmas holiday?
i with Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Whitmire. ,
Mn and Mrs. T. W. Whitmire. I
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Holt and
faster Junior Holt, and Tommie
Whitmire. motored to Spartanburg)
Sunday to hear Cyclone Mack, who
is coiyluctinjr revival services there.
Miss Lillian King and Miss Rambo
spent Saturday in Asheville shop- 1
pinjr.
Mr. Gene Coston, of Ashe\"V<
.spent sevens I days last week u his
cousin. Z. W. Nichols. Jr.
Mrs. Rush Whitmire and 1
daughter. Sarah Jane, left Sum
for Asheville to spend the Christm.
holidays with Mrs. Whitmire *s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Pace.
Mr. Rush Whitmire accompanied
them to Asheville, returning the
same day.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Starrette were
week-end guests of relatives in
Marion.
saleni
Iladys, and aj
ir and son, Ed\w
[ill.
Nichols and Mrs. J. B.
Saturday in Ashe
;on, Jr., and his room
Ned Emmerson. students
/at Waki ^Forest College, arrived
Wednesday to spend ' the holiday
with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Clayton.
Mr. Emmerson will spend several
days in Brevard before u<nn>r to
his home in Kansas Cjity. .Mo.. if.
spend Christmas.
Philip Price has returned from
Umatilla. Fla. to spend Christmas
with his parents, Mr ami Mr.-. W.
S. Price, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. W Ilia! R ily,
Jr., and little daughter i f
Birmingham, Ala., w : ! ??
last of the week t<? sp? ?
idays with Mr. Lyerly
Mr. and Mrs. William R. I...
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Won, I ami
fly move this week into their *.
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Whit mire
spent Thursday in A.-hevilU- -hop
ping.
Miss Lila Bracken. who \ attend
ing Woman's College. Greenville,
has arrived home to -?pen?i the
Christmas holidays with her par
ents, J.r. ;ind Mrs. W. M. (irncken.
Mrs. R. A. Allen, of V-n.-ville.
| sp<- 't Tuesday with her motm-r. Mrs.
M.cHv-I Kellar.
j Mi ? Amelia Galloway was
1 week- id guest with her parent.- in
Ashev \
A. Colvin. of Benson. X.
- . ? several days this week in
>?n *? siness.
i. r tmmer and Guy [.owe
ne Friday of this we*
f. ...<?? lilitary Institute
: sp. ' -t tn as vacation
the. * parents. >'
Mrs. A Plu mer and
I Mrs. ? . 1 i. ??
tor
Mr.
Asheville.
Mr. r. n .ri
his homo here af
can- of a speci;
the past three- montl
Mr. and Mrs. W.
mov-d from Connesstee
ttrevard.
Mr. Charles Mull and
Connesstee, are now living
vard.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Weaver,
Ape?:, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gof
frey. of Greenville, were called
?re on account of the serious illness
Mrs. r. C. Kilpatrick
Dodd, from Friutland Insti
tute d the Baptist pulpit Sunday
;b:/>nce of Rev. Wallace
|>a.\tor. who is recovering
i recent operation.
THE SIN'5 OF THE FATHERS
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The fallowing- is a i- '-ent editorial
carried in The Ash)NQll* Citizen:
There are too ma:iV, hrpocri
amon<r those we." hars^'"
the conduct of uu young1
When a mother. so<?ia^
ent and a member of
preaches self control t
and follows it up by
evening "Faying
money, s1 ? is a
in the i.iUghter'
talks ?-?nit th>
tlu- ropriet :<?
>nce
Then she
?ins strength of
j follows that up
?if
.1 of bridge whist at
ith of jl cent, a point,
gambling with a cock
. she invites her daughter
daughters of those women
. to an>v temptation that hap
to appeal strongly to their in
idual weaknesses.
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per i-'.<
T;ul "
"A Tremendous Price Reduction"
ON JANUARY SEVENTH, 1926, DODGE BROTHERS, INCORPORATED,
WILL ANNOUNCE A TREMENDOUS REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF
THEIR COMPLETE LINE OF MOTOR CARS.
THESE REDUCTIONS WILL APPLY ON ALL CARS BOUGHT AFTER MID
NIGHT, DECEMBER 15TH, 1925. !
WHEN THE NEW PRICES ARE MADE KNOWN ON JANUARY 7TH, THE
FULL AMOUNT OF THE REDUCTIONS WILL BE IMMEDIATELY RE
FUNDED TO ALL PURCHASERS SINCE DECEMBER 15TH.
THESE REVOLUTIONARY REDUCTIONS ARE MADE POSSIBLE BY A RE
CENTLY COMPLETED TEN MILLION DOLLAR EXPANSION PROGRAM
NEW BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT | THAT WILL NEARLY DOUBLE THE
CAPACITY OF DODGE BROTHERS FACTORIES IN 1926.
THERE IS NO CHANGE IN THE POLICY UPON WHICH DODGE BROTH
ERS ESTABLISHED THEIR LEADERSHIP ELEVEN YEARS AGO-THE POL
ICY OF CONSTANT IMPROVEMENT WITHOUT YEARLY MODELS.
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DODGE BROTHERS, Inc
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ROBERT C. GRAHiflM, Vice President
and General 5(es Manager.