v SOCIETY NEWS
I ROSMAN GIRL MARRIES YOUNG
r MAN OF INMAN
A quiet church wedding was sol
emnized Thursday evening at Ros
mnn, when Mi?s H or tense Fisher, of
Rosman and Tryon, . became the
bride of Mr. Dewey Burton, of In
man, S. C., the ceremony being pre
formed at the Rosman Baptist church
with the pastor, Rev. H. P. Wright,
officiating. I ,
The bride was lovely n a travel- ,
ing ensemble suit in tan, with hat
and accessories to match, and wear
ing a corsage of lilly of the valley . ]
and brides' roses. Following! the j
ceremony a small reception was ]
held at the home of the bride's sis- ]
ter, Mrs. N. 1>\ Padgett, of Rosman, ]
at which were in attendance only a \
few immediate friends and relatives.
After the reception the young couple
left for a short motor trip before 1
going to Inman, where they will
make their future home.
Mrs. Burton is a graduate 01 ths 1
Rosman High School and of the i
Mission Hospital, Asheville, and has 1
been engaged as a registered nurse t
in Try on for the past four years. I
Mr. Burton is a prominent young
man engaged in business at his home f
in Inman. i
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
WOMEN ORGANIZE CLUB
t
A very, enthusiastic meeting was
held at the Chamber of Commerce
rooms Monday evening at which time
a Business and Professional Women's
club was organized. Twenty-live
were -present for this organization
meeting.
Miss Elizabeth A .Godfrey, presi
dent of the Asheville club, w'as pres
ent and ably assisted in the forming
of the Brevard club.
The following officers were elect
ed: Mrs. 11. It. Walker, prsident;
Mrs. K. E. Lawrence, vice president;
Miss Launa Clayton, secretary, and
Miss Alma Trowbridge, treasurer.
The object of this club shall be
to promote the interests of women
in the businiss and professional
world; '.<? encourage co-operative ef
fort among women; to recognize the
universal sisterhood of women.
BRUCE HARTSELL IS HOST
AT PARTY
An evening of mti'-ti enjoyment
was spent Tuesday, wht a Bruce
Hartsell entertained a number of his
young friends at the home of his
na rents. Rev. and Mrs. Wallace
Hartsell.
Games of various k nds \\v r e
played to the pleasure of all, and
refreshments were served during the
evening.
Those present were: Joe Tinsley,
Alfred Hampton, Earl Fullbright,
Fred Harris, Bruce Hartsell, Floye
Barrett, Jean English, Rebecca Sum
ney, Thelma Johnson, Louise Gilles
pie, Hattie Sue Sitton. Margaret
Barnett, Miss Recce and Miss Dey- I
ENJOYABLE MEETING OF
FORTNIGHTLY CLUB
An enjoyable meeting of the
fortnightly club was held Thursday
ifternoon at the home of Mrs. W.
L Underwood, the meeting being ]
jresided over bv the president, Mrs. '
t. Y. Neel.
A short business session was held, I
ollowed by a miscellaneous program j
n which several of the members |
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look part, ii. a varied and ir.t rat
ing manner. Mis. J. K. Waters t.?)d
Of an old man, a veohixo, living in
the eastern |>art of the state; Mrs.
J. F. Zachaiy spoke tin fuv >.n
i uses of paper; poems of James Whit
loml) Riley were wad by Mrs. Julian
A. Glazener; a brief rov.ew of the re
cent book "Giants in the Earth" was
given by Miss Alma Trowbridge;
Mrs, R, Y. Neel concluded the pro
gram with a discussion on ."Woman
in Business."
A salad course was served by the
hostess during the social half-hour.
EPWORTH LEAGUERS ENJOY
PARTY
Members of "the Kpworth League
enjoyed a social gathering Thursday
evening at the home < f Miss Sara
Barrett on Caldwell street.
The young people spent a delight
ful evening in games and music, af
ter which refreshments were served
by the hostess.
MRS. OLIVER OKR HOSTESS TO
MATHATAS1AN CLUB
| Mrs. Oliver Orr was hostess to the
Mathatitsian club Thursday after
noon, with the president, Mrs. 11. L.
I Wilson, presiding.
Included in the routine bus ness
was the appointment of the program
committee for the next year, includ
ing, Mrs, llume Harris, Mr.;. J. B.
Jones, Mrs. Ralph Ramsey.
i Mrs. Ralph Fisher was program
. leader for the afternoon, discussing
'in nn interest ng manner the subject
! "Character Traininu.' One guest
' was present, Mrs. C. L. Richardson,
'who is the guest of inr daughter,
Mrs. Ralph Fisher.
j After refreshments and a pleasant
social period, the club adjourned to
meot on March 8 with Miss Florence
[ Kern.
ORA HOLT LONG HAS BIRTHDAY
PARTY
A happy occasion of the week was
the b'rthday party of Ora Ho'.t Long,
on Wednesday afternoon. February
22, when twenty little girls gathered
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Long, on Broad street, to
help the little hostess celebrate her
ninth birthday anniversary.
ihe house was attractively deco
rat?d in keeping with the George
Washington occasion, carrying out
the red and white color scheme wi'h
a profusion of flags and other pretty
effects, in the favors of little red
baskets filled with mints and the
large birthday cake on the center of
the prettily arranged dining table.
The white iced cake was most tempt
ing with its nine little red candles,
flags and cherry decorations. A cher- .
ry contest and games appropriate to !
the day were enjoyed by the chil
dren during the afternoon.
The following guests were pres
ent: Elizabeth McCoy, Rebecca
Patton, Helen Carrier, Dorothy Ev
erett, Betty McLeod, Katherine Eng
lish, Charlotte Patton, Mary Os- ?
borne. Mary Aiken, Yvonne Robin
son, Betty Moore, Martha Kate
Moore, Janie Wilson, Wilhelmina
Hinton, Jane Y'ongue, Elsie Perry,
Betty Loftis, Emma Lou Loftis,
Carolyn Kilpatrick, Jean Glenn, Bil
lie Duckworth, Miss Willie Aiken. j
FANNIE HECK CIRCLE HOLDS
MEETING
Members of the Fannie Heck
Circle of the Baptist church met
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. W. M. Henry. Fifteen mem
bers were present. Mrs. Henry,
chairman, presided over the business
session, during which several rou
tine matters were transacted. De
votiohals were led by Rev. Wallace
Hartsell.
CEDAR MTN.N.C.
Mrs. E. R. Bishop was called to
Hendersonville last week on account
of the death of her sister Mrs. Jess
Dav:s.
The roads in this section are in a
very bad condition owing to the bad
weather wo have had recently.
The log house that J. A. Floyd of
Greenville, S. C. has planned for
some time to build in the "Harper
F'eld" is now under construction.
Mrs. Paul Jones who is visiting her
sister Mrs. Perry Taylor of Greer, S.
C. is sick.
Cedar Mtn. will have a meat mar
ket and Fancy Grocery store com
bined this summer. The foundation
is now being placed by owner Robin
son. ,
Miss Laura Jones Bishop is on the i
sick list this week.
The attractive bungalow of Malga j
Allison is nearing completion. G:rls j
just ride out this way as Mr. Alii- i
son is an old bachelor, and you know j
this is leap year.
Rtv. A. L. Vaughen of Cowpens, ;
S. ('.. who is pastor of R'>cky Hill '
church filled his regular appointment
Sunday and Sunday night in spite
of the bad roads and weather.
E. R. Bishop Malga Allison and
father were in Brevard Monday on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. StreetBurns and
daughter who are spending the win
ter in Greenville, S. G,, were visitors
in Cedar Mtn. Sunday.
Pink Summey has been ill at his
home for quite a while. We hope for
him a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Dorse Allison and daughter
Agnes are out again after being con
fined with measles.
Miss Gemmie Bishop was a visitor
in Cedar Mtn Sunday.
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