Society a nd Personal
Mrs. Dills Has
U.D.C. Meet
On Thursday evening the B. H. I
Cathev chapter, United Daughters
ol* the Confederacy, had its April
meeting at the home of Mrs. A. J.
Dills, with Mrs. Dills and her
daughter, Mrs. Porter Scroggs, as
hostesses.
The president, Mrs. Jennings
Bryson, presided during the busi
ness hour. Plans were discussed
for the recitation-declamation con
test to be held in the high schools
of the County. Mrs. J. F. Freeze,
Miss Bertha Cunningham, Mrs.
Dan Tompkins, Mrs. Alary Cowan,
and Mrs. Harry Ferguson were
named as a committee to make ar
rangements for this annual event.
The regular program was dis
pensed with due to the absence of
the program leader, but a number
of short stories of a humorous'na
ture were told by different mem
bers.
Mrs. Scroggs served a sweet
course to the fourteen members
present. The members presented
Mrs. Dills with a bowl of blooming
pansy plants.
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Mrs. Dan B. Bryson
Hostess For Bridge Club
Mr. Dan B. Bryson was hostess
for the meeting of the Thursday
Evening bridge club last week at
the home of Mrs. O. E. Brooknyser.
At the conclusion of the games Miss
Agnes Wilson was given the prize
for high pcv'c and Miss Lou Elsie
Parker received the low score
award.
Mrs., Hooper served a sweet
course.
Those playing at the two tables
were besides those winning, Mrs.
Charles Poteot, Mrs. Clyde Hector,
Mrs. Rudy Hardy, Mrs. O. E.
Brookhyser, and Misses Ann War
ren and Lcla Moore Hall. ?
Mrs. Wilkes
Entertains Club
On last Thursday evening Mrs.
Grover Wilkes was hostess-for the
bi-weekly meeting of her bridge
club. When the guests had assem
bled they were served a dessert
course before the tables were ar
ranged for play.
When scores were totaled, Mrs.
Dan Moore held high score and
Mrs. Leon Sutton had made second
high. They were both given prizes.
Those playing besides the hostess
were Mrs. Ke.th Hinds, Mrs. Philip
Stovall. Mrs. Leon Sutton, Mrs.
J. R. Long, Mrs. Dan Moore. Mrs.
T. N. Massie, and Mrs. C. E.
Thompson.
Glenville O. E. S.
Installs Officers
Officers for t'ne ensuing year ,
were installed at a special meet.n&'j
of Glenville chapter No. 222, Order !
of the Eastern Star on last Satur- i
dry evening.
Mrs. Virginia Watson, Past Ma- !
tron of Oce chapter, No. 139 O.E.S., |
Dillsburo, served as installing 6i- |
ficer. Sne was assisted by Clay- ]
burn Bryson, installing marshal. \
Mrs. Beatrice Bryson, installing
chaplain, and Mrs. Margie Fowler. !
? installing warden.
i Those installed \vei~e 1
; Monteith, Worthy Patron; Mrs. Liz
zie Russell, Associate Matron; Dr.
Thomas N. Carter, Associate Pa
tron; Mrs. Kate Bryson, Secretary;
Mrs. Christine Reynolds, Treasurer; j
Mrs. Ellen Robinson, Conductress; |
Mrs. Vee Wright, Associate Con
ductress; Mrs. Denna Bryson,
Chaplain; Miss Ann Carter, Organ
ist; Mrs. Minnie Cole, Marshal;
Mrs. Lula Paxton, Warden, Lewis
Norton, Sentinel; Mrs. Lulu Nor
ton, Martha; Mrs. Bessie Dillard,
Electa. Not present for the instal
lation were Mrs. Bessie Fowler,
Adah; Mrs. Julia Hooper, Esther;
and Mrs. Mary Bryson, Ruth.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Bessie Dillard, Mrs. Margie
j Fowler, and Mrs. Christine Rey
I nolds.
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, Halcyon Club Met
With Mrs. George Lee
| Or. Wedne.-day evening Mr.-.
I George Lee was hortes.> for t?.c,
'April mecUig of the.Halcyon Jun
I ior Woman's club, with 12 mem
j bers present.
The president, Mrs. Claude
Campbell, presided. The main topic
I ior discussion was the organiza
tion of a junior club to be spon
sored by this group when it be
c jmes a senior club in the near
future.
Rev. W. Q. Grigg, pastor of the
Sylva Methodist church, was guest
speaker. He hhd ior his subject,
"Religions."
Mrs. Lee served a salad course
to her gue>ts.
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Wesleyan Service
Guild Has Meet
The Wesleyan Service Guild held
[its regular monthly meeting Mon
I day at the home of Mrs. Gudger
Fortner with Mrs. Ed Baldridge as
1 joint hostess. The members were
served a buffet supper, after which I
Mrs. Fortner, the president, had I
charge of the business hour.
Miss Helen Sossamon opened the 1
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meeting with a devotional, having
for its theme '"Eternal Lite." She
concluded by reading the poem,
"Tr.e Risen Christ."
Instead of having the regit !::r
program, Mrs. W. O. Soderquist
made a detailed account of the an
nual conference in Greensboro,
which "she attended r.s the Guild's
delegate.
Mrs. Baldridge was given a glfT
by the guild members.
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Mr. Aitd Mrs. Charles
Potcct Entertain
On Saturday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Poteet entertained
a group of friends at a card party
at tiie home of the formers par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Poteet.
Tables were arranged and cards
enjoyed for sometime. Then the
hostess served ice cream, molded
with yellow eggs in the center,
wfth cup cakes and coffee.
Tito guest list included Misses
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Parris Jr.
arrived Thursday from New York
and will spend some time with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A-Parr s.
T.svy \vj:e called home by tile
i kntss of his lather,? w.n> quite
ill at his home on Mam >trcet.
L ?. . .iI U <*A IlS. Cj . C. . N 1 i.' j t ? i. S 1 ?
?.\.v.-tt i". S. C. spent the I". t<? i" h i -
y< **.? i* *? parents. Dr. an.! Mr . j
. S. -\~C'hol>.
Air . W. C. Cum11?; u. r. ,.r. i - >;?
A .if\ i:.e were toe v. e..'a-e: i
N Hi' Airs. Cup.nln.-i'.am'.N muiii
. .AIs. J. V. Ashe, and utr.er ie!:i- >
ivvs.
Mr. arid Mrs. Cyrus Nirholsi n !
md you!'.^ son, Michael, arrived
i-'nday from Winston-Salem. A'iiei e 1
iadeC
month-', and are visiting Mrs. Nich- I
ulsop.'s brother. Fied .VkKi'c, and)
.amily at Webster an 1 other rein- j
'.vcs in the county. Mr. Nicholson j
v/il! return to his work in Winston- |
Salem, but Mrs. Nicholson and son |
will move into their home at East |
LaPor.e within the* next lew days. |
Miss Mary McLain has returned 1
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to Charlotte to resume her work j
in tne Charlotte city schools, after
spending the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Mc
Lain.
Miss Elizabeth Warren, teacher
?n the Belmont school, spent the
Easter vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Warren.
Miss Anne Cowan returned
Tuesday to Greensboro after spend
ing the holidays with her mother,
Mrs. Mary R. Cowan. Miss Cowan
iv a senior at Greer Mjoro College.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon AUKe.e and
?yuimg daughter, Anne, o! Ashe
ville spent the week-end wi'h :n
i parents, Mr. and Airs. E. L. Mc
| Kee.
Miss Jeanne Barrett ha> returned |
to Spartanburg to resume her |
studies as a junior at Conver.-e
College, alter spending the Master
vacation with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. .J. E. Barrett, tit Dillsboro.
Air. and Mrs. John H. Wilson
Jr. of Ashevillc spent the week
end with his parent.-. Mr. and Mrs
J. I*. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lovle Nrsk and
tUurvner, Sandra, have returned
to Cel.na, Term, alter -pending tin*
Las* ^ >eason with her parents,
Dr. nd Mrs. D. I). Hooper.
Mr. and Mrs. C). T. Tallent ar
rived Monday l'roni Raleigh to
spoi.d a lew days with Mr. Tallonl's
jsisUr. Mil. J A. Punas, and other
. relatives.
j Frank M. Crawford went to
Ashevillc Friday and spent the
j week-end with Mrs. Crawford,
who is a patient at Aston Park
hospital. Their two sons, Frank,
Jr. and Billy, went over Sunday
and spent the day with their moth
er,-.uui ail returned that evening,
j Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Hooper and
I iwe ,<?!>.. C!: r!es and Wiley, we.c
j ?1 *? 'ru n C.iatl' 'mo:;:: ;?> .* nend
| t he '. t e ; - - i; ? i v. i'.* Mr. ! 1 ?< ,?
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( oat:; ;kh "... w .?? .? he s?<?. . t.
business trip ; ::d while there will
visit Dr. and Mr*. C. M. Hn<
Miss C;n i - Rucker a! Si.vluy w.i.s
the week-end aiuvt of Mrs. T. O.
Wilson and l. nily, returning to
her home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Shaler Ciiliey of Rrevar-d
spent the we-end vvitii r.er |
daughter. Mrs. C K. Thompson, '
and family. S.e w?.s accompanied;
to Sylv:: by r little graod<on !
I u:Ti;riy T'i nr.') n. who has been
spending a tew week, witn r. I
Dr'. F. L. Smi'n, pharmaei t a',
the Syha P. i:.acy, spent tn? !
week-era a-; hi- j. -me in D: ev.ard. j
return, r\r t> Svlva Monday morn-'
in?. Mr- Smi-h a?-d son, Mike, ae- <
comp; r.icd h.m and spent the day.
With r.er .-i.-'er, M. s. C. E. Thomp- |
son.
John C rb. ?. . fadent at Ciem- ;
ron Co!' : . ? ? ? he Iv/.-'.'v - j
tion in S\.- ,. ? 'a b's paieat- M.? 1
aiid M. . .J. i- . {'?>, ,)in. j
Hu^;i Mon* -,*?., Jr. has returnc !
to Gar.'" if r-\V coll?. Moiling
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nolifiay.-. j..i parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. K. Mr.n'eith.
Mrs. C Harris i- here from
Franklin visiting her sister, Mrs-.
Philip S'ovnll. and family for sev-?
oral days.
Mr. and Mrs. Odell Bankhead
and son, Billy, spent several days
during the Faster season with Mrs.
Bankhead's narents. Dr. and Mrs.
A. S. Nichols.
Miss Bertha Cunningham was
called to Greer. S. C. last Thurs
day to atter 1 .he fur.erai of her
uncle, J. R. Sawyer. She later went
to Bryson City where she spent
the Easter week-end with her
brother, Floyd Cunningham, ?and
family.
^ Mr. and Mr*, R, T. Cantrell and
Xancy Allison, Lela Moore Hall,
Chris Rucker, Dorothy Hennessee,
Agnes Wilson, and Rebecca Sue
Cannon; Jack Allison, Lewis Wil
son, Jimmy Keener, Wadp Wilson,
and Mike Strong.
Calendar of Events
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