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Society News and Club Activities MRS. E. S. ENGLISH HOSTSSS AT SURPRISE PARTY ?Mr*,- Er S.- -SnslMlk^rM hostess at a lovely surprise birthday party St l??r home Monday evening honoring her daughter, Miss Jean. The lower Boor, which was tastefully decorated with pot flowers, was thrown en suite, A color not? of red was ob served in the dining room where thej hostess served hot chocolate from aj beautifully appointed table. Dancing was enjoyed during the evening. J Those present at this delightful af i fair included: Misses Mary Osborne Wilkina, Rebecca Summey, Almeta Waters, Rose Schachner, Sara Louise Andrews, Gladys English, Elizabeth Raoiaeur and Jean Englihs. Messrs. George Bromfleld, Glenn Miller, Moul trie Truluck, Paul Keller, Julius Hin ton, Joe Schachner, Henry Erwin, Langdon English, Garland Sledge, Ashe Macfie, Paul Schachner and Ed English. BANKS-BLYTHE ? A wedding of much interest to p Pleasant Grove community took place in Greenville, S. C., on Saturday, Jan. 10th, when Miss Goldia Banks became the bride of Mr. Coy Blythe. Mrs. Blythe is the attractive daugh ter of Mr. Gay Banks of Etowah. She is a graduate of Etowah High school and is very popular with both the young and old people of her commun ity. Mr. Blythe is the son of Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Bythe of Blantyre, and at present is engaged in business at Blantyre. He is a former student of Fruitland Institute. The wedding was an informal af fair with only a few friends present. The bride was lovely in a costume of brown with brown - accessories < which matched hpr brunette beauty. The young folks have a host of ad miring friends who wish to extend to them their best wishes for a life of true happiness. SURPRISE PARTY FOR REV. PAUL HART SELL ON ANNIVERSARY Rev. Paul Hartsell was given a sur prise birthday party by Mrs. Hartsell on Friday evening, January 9. Sev eral friends had been invited to the affair, which was marked by games and contests of many kinds. During the evening a salad course wa8 ser ved by the hostess, who was assisted in the serving by Mrs. W. W.Pruett. The following guests were present: Prof. J. B. Jones, A. E. Hampton, Brown Carr, W. W. Pruette, D. F. Moore, R. P. Kilpatrick and L. P. Hamlin. CLUB DANCE HELD LAST THURSDAY EVENING Weekly dance of the Theta Delta Beta club was given last Thursday evening at the club house on East Main street. Bridge was enjoyed by those who were not dancing. After a delightful evening, the club members fared forth to the Canteen for re freshments. Those present were: Misses Rose Schachner, Mary Os borne Wilkins, Almeta Waters, Ann Lewis, Rebecca Summey, and Messrs. George Bromfield, Paul Kellar, Julius Hintonl, Joe Schachner, Harold Kil patrick. Garland Sledge, Tom Patton, Mose Macfie, Glenn Miller and Hen ry Erwin. MRS. SlLVERSTEEN HOSTESS TO D. A. R. Mrs. J. S. Silversteen was hostess Monday afternoon to the members of the D. A. R., in what was pronounced one of the most enjoyable and profit able meetings ever held by the local chapter. At the request of the regent, Mrs. E. W. Blythe, the past regent and hostess, Mrs. Silversteen, pre sided at the meeting. Much business was transacted, and a most interest ing program, under the direction of Mrs. Laura Miller was enjoyed. Mrs. Silversteen, Miss Dorothy Silversteen and Miss Annie Gash were named as delegates to attend the Continental Congress to be held in Washington next April, with Mrs. Ralph Osborne as alternate. New office rs were elected, as fol lows: Mrs. .f# S. Silverstden, regent; Miss Annie Gash, vice regent; Mrs. Ralph Ramsey, secretary; Mrs. J. P. Deaver, treasurer; Mrs. Mac Allison, registrar; Mrs. Ralph Osborne, his torian; Mrs. Laura Miller, chaplain. Miss Florence Kern, in beautifully expressed manner, extended to Mrs. Blythe. retiring regent, the apprecia tion of the chapter for her faithful and efficient administration. A fea tof the program was an interest history of the chapter, written by i Kern and read by Mrs. Osborne. Miss Kern was given a rising vote of thanks for the splendid paper. The origin of the American's Creed, by Wm. Tyler Pags, waa read by Mrs. Silversteen, and greatly enjoyed, jvhile the origin of the D. A. R. as ^ead by Mrs. Allison proved most flPrteresting and instructive. W The February meeting will be held with Mrs. Tatnm. We Pay Cash for Chickens and Eggs B. & B. Feed & Seed Company BREVARD, N. C. Prices subject to change any tim? iWWWWWWWftMWWftW Heavy Hens Light Hens . Roosters . . < Eggs Rabbits 15c 11c 7c 25c . 10c each MUSIC LOVERS CLUB MEETS AT H0Mn QP,X*8, %0NQ Mrs. Roy Long apd Miss Janie Strickland entertained the Music Lovers' Club on Monday evening, January the fifth at eight o'clock at the home of Mr*. Long. The rtab was delighted to receive into mem bership Mrs. Ralph Ramsey, Mm. ' Paul Hartaell, and Mrs. Thomas Hampton. Mr. Alvin Moore had charge of | lone of the most interesting discus sions of the year. "Love Affairs of GreafMusicians." Under Mr. Moore's treatment of this subject, the club ceased to think of Schubert, Htydn, Chopin, and Li ret as great musicians only; they became passionate lovers, 1 men capable of soul-stirring emotion. The great Beethoven was too much in love with his music, and himself, ev er to care very much for another. I Not so with Schubert; he loved deep- < ly, but remained throughout his short 1 life, too poor to -marry, ftoatu lAwtt, h the idol of Europe, was the Rudolf |1 Valentino of his day. He made it ar rule never to accept a young lady i piano pupil who would resist his kis-i ses. The life and talent of Chopin ^ blossomed at the touch of his beloved ] George S'ftd. Perhaps the taost re freshing love of them all was that of Robert Schumann for Clara Wieok, a noted pianist. Miss Wiedk's father so oppostu th& riarrage that young Schumann took his "casj" to court? and won. Dunns: the program Mrs. Allison, accompaTned t i the piano by Miss Call', sang two beautiful selections Schubert's "Serenade," and McDow ell's "Dererted." Orte of the happy events of ?he evening was Mr. I Moore's interpretation at the piano of the "Raindrop Prelude" by Chopin. HOME-MAKERS TO MEET \ Announcement is made that a meet- : ing of the Home-makers claw of the ! Brevard Baptist church will meet with Mrs. S. W. Radford Wednesday ; afternoon, January 21st, at 3 o'clock. SOCIAL HOUR ENJOYED BY THE C. E. MEMBERS Members of the Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian church enjoyed a social hour at the Hut last Friday evening. fifSny games were ?l?ye4 by. *he<?MMT,pf?ple. ,J>ter in ;he evening refreshments were served rhose attending the social event &e re: I Misses Emma Deaver, Elizabeth iVood, Louise Wood, Elsie Perry, faith Perry, Bertha Jean Hampton, f Charlotte ration, Rebecca Glenn. Messrs. Glenn Miller, Ed Hampton, Sandy McLeod, Hir.ton McLeod, Jack Miil'jr, John Miller, James and Lucien Deaver, and Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Alevxander and Mrs. L. M. Hart. SARAH TAYLOR CIRCLE MEETS WITH MRS. RUSH WHITMIRE Mrs. Rush Whitmire was hostess to the Sarah Taylor Circle at her home on Monday afternoon, with ten mem bers and visitors present During the busines hour plans were discussed for the coming: year. An int*i?rtinf program "The Lord ship of Christ Recognized and Ac knowledged" was presented by the president, Mrs. H. E. Boucher. The circle was delighted to receive into membership, one new member, Mrs. Charles Ne'wland. The hostess was assisted in serving dainty refresh ments by her little daughter. The next meeting of the Circle will be held at the home of Mrs. P. N. Jenks, in February. MRS. UNDERWOOD HOSTESS TO FORTNIGHTLY CLUB Regular" meeting of the Fortnfgtitl? Club was held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. H. Underwood The subject for the afternoon was "Narcotics." Mrs. Cordia King had charge of the program and gave a most interesting: discussion on the Hurm derived from the constant use of nurcotics. Routine business in cluded the decision to give a cash do nation to the Associated Charities. A frightful salad course was ^served during the social hour that followed. The next meeting will be held with Misc Alma Trowbridge. MlCKAEL-KOWALSKl I Announcement has been received in Brevard of ths marriage on Novem ber 14 of Miss Elizabeth Michael to Mr. Ulrich F. Kowalslci. The mar riage, only recently announced, ws? I performed in "The Little Cnurch Around the Corner," New York City. The bride ha* many friends in Bre vard who will be interested in an nouncement of the we-Jding. TEMPERANCE COMMITTEE MEETS WITH MRS. BROWN By Church Reporter The committee on Temperance and | Social Service of Brevard Methodist 1 church met with Mrs. L. E. Brown, in New Taylor Hall, Brevard 'Institute, Monday evening, ' After *>elng led in putyer ty .-..our. pastor, Rev. J. H. West, we discussed and formed plans to advance congre gational interest in our work ? to see that special emphasis is made on the preparation of temperance lessons in the Sunday School; endeavor to inter est parent* in the temperance teach ing in the public schools required by the state; and encourage signing of temperance pledges ? also, to help those who axe not so fortunate as we to help themselves, including looking after families, visiting non-attending church members, visiting and -helping the sick, giving immediate aid. and finding work ior the' needy.. .1 ax. Other business having been ar ranged , the committee adjourned to meet in the church at 2:30 next Sun day afternoon. At the close of the business session, Miss Garnell Lee and Mist; Edna Jones, presidents of the Adelphian and Lanier societies of B. I. came in, each bringing a large bowl of or anges, bananas, and grapes, which we enjoyed together around the big cen ter table during the social hour fol lowing. 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