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Kenansvllle Music Club met
ay, . Feb.- 4, at seven o'clock
home of Donald Murphy;.
meeting was called to order
; president, Carolyn Williams,
i the musical program,' each
rendered a selection,
the musical memory contest
he was won for the grammar
1 by Kathryn Quinn; and for
h school by Cornelia Quinn.
i host, assisted by his mother,
1 coca colas and cookies after
x the meeting adjourned.
ic.3s.ler
s. Ida Morton celebrated her
birthday at the home of her
-r, Mrs. D. E. Houston on
y, - Feb.- 2nd. She received
gifts.
.long the birthday dinner
ts were Mr. and Mrs. D- E.
helor and daughter of Alex
ia, Vs., Mr. and Mrs. H. S.
Is and family of Kington, and
and Mrs. W. Al 'Morton Of
Seville. Many friends called
e the honoree during the. day.
.:b$Meet
it Monday evening f the 4EUa
per Circle of ' .. the ; Baptist
rch was hostess to the Roman's
ionary Society at ..supper.
valentine motif was .carried
in the club rooms where the
t was served at card tables
t valentines being ued as place
ii A menu of ham, creamed
toes, garden peas, lettuce and
'.o salad, fruit cocktail with
ped cream,: coffee and hot
i were served. Following the
er Mrs. C.B.- Guthrie and
Mildred Pate , had charge of
: program . from the Mission
y Book by Miss Brown on the
rican Negro.'
CUB NO. tl;; t'-'. :
!rci No. 1 :of Jthe Grove ,Pres
rlan Church met Sunday ; af
oon in the home of Mrs. ,W. M.
eti Mrs. J. E. Jerritt had the
Study and Mrs. 'Mary South-H
1 reviewed the survey article,
cial hour was enjoyed after the
meeting. : ' "" " J f V'i '-t---
CIRCLE NO. mi0:?--:,
Mrs. , W. A. Taylor was hostess
Monday evening to Circle No. 2
with Mrs. J. R. Grady presiding.
Several business items were dis
cussed after which Mrs. R. C. Wells
delivered, the ' program. A social
hour was enjoyed at which time
the hostess served Coffee, home
made cookies and cheese straws.
Sewing Club Meets
Mrs. J. E. Jerri tt was hostess to
members of the sewing club Tues
day afternoon and Miss Lula Hin
son was a guest. The usual sewing
bee was enjoyed after which the
hostess served a delicious chicken
salad plate. j
Entertains At Four
Tables Of Bridge
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Ily fiasser, s ,: . u . a.
Xh trljdsi, t a i k
ner Drotner, Adrian Johnson, wore
an original wedding gown of white
duchess satin fashioned with a fit
ted bodice, sweetheart neckline
and full skirt with long sleeves
ending in points over the hands.
Her fingertip veil' of Illusion fell
from a cap band of lilies of the
valley. She carried a bouquet of
white roses centered with, orchids
showered witiuwhite satin ribbons.
Mrs. Paul Stephens, sister of. the
bride, was matron, of honor, and
the bride's only attendant .She
wore a gown of waterfall blue fail
le, a design corresponding with the
gown worn by the bride, and her
bouquet was of deep pink roses
and purple iris. Her -headdress, was
of ostrich tips. ,...-
Walter Farrlor, of -Halifax,, at
tended his brother, as best man.
Ushers were Sidney Cox of ,.Ral
eigh, Willie Johnson of Rose Hill,
John Farrlor and Maurice. Farrlor
of Wlllard.
Mrs. Johnson, mother , of the
bride wore black' with black and
white accessories. The mother of
the groom was attired In. black.
They both wore corsages of white
roses. . :. . .
. The bride and groom left for, a
wedding trip to ' unannounced
points, after which they will be at
home in Wlllard. For traveling,
Mesdames perry Dobson and C. I the bride wore a two piece wool
B. Sitterson were joint hostesses suit of ice blue with black access
at four tables of bridge on Friday i ories. She wore a corsage of or-
afternoon, the Occasion being to chlds.
celebrate the birthday of Miss Lula
Hinson. The home of Mrs. Dobson
was most attractively decorated
with early spring flowers. After
several progressions, Mrs. J, O.
Stokes ,'was awarded high score
prize and Mrs: C. B. Guthrie was
awarded traveling prize. At the
end of play. Miss Hinson opened
her birthday gifts, which were
.numerous and lovely. Miss Hinson
cut the birthday cake and the hos
tesses served ice cream and coffee.
Several guests were Invited In for
refreshments. .
Jchnson - Farrior
Ceremony ,
Miss Mattie Johnson, daughter
of Mrs. LeEoy F. Johnson and the
late Mr. Johnson of Rose Hill be
came the bride of Edward Hugh
Farrior, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Peyton Farrior of Wlllard, In
a candlelight ceremony on Febru
ary 1 in the Corinth Baptist
Church. The Rev. J. V. Case, pas
tor of the bride, performed the
double ring ceremony.
A program of nuptial music was
Immediately following the re
hearsal Friday evening, the bridal
party and guests were entertained
by the bride's mother at a cake-
cutting in her home.
Since the announcement of Miss
Johnson's engagement, the. follow
ing nave entertained in her honor:
Mrs. P. L. Sasser, Mrs. John Davis,
Mrs. W. G. Dixon, Mrs. , Robert
Johnson, Mrs. Albert Wells and
Mrs. Joel Barden.
Personals
Alois H. Hollingsworth spent the
week end at his home here with
his parents, Mr., and Mrs. ,R. E.
Hollingsworth. ' -
Miss Theo Hollingsworth has
been quite ill at her . home here
with Acute Arthritis.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McBride
Of near Fayetteville were week end
guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Stephens. '
- Misses Eleanor and, Ellen South
erland of Clinton and Smithfleld
spent the week end at their borne
with their mother, Mrs. Mary
Southerland.
' Miss Fattie Southerland who is
teaching at Pine Tops spent the
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day atinair. horns-near Mt Olive.
Mrs. D.' H. McKay returned te
her home Tuesday from Dr Sld
bury's .Hospital where her son was
a, patient' Little David is reported
to be Improving, rapidly.
Mrs. E, E. Benton and voune
daughter came to Kenansvllle for a
Wait on Wednesday of last week.
Mr. Benton, came jon Saturday cand
took his family home with him, on
Sunday."
Miss Martha Pickett spent Mon
day In Wilmington. ' , l
Mr., and, Mrs. Ernest Smith of
Fayetteville, spent, the week end
witH Dr. and Mrs. G. . V. Gooding
Mrs. WUbur, Adams and child
ren of Angler spent the week end
with her parents,). Mr., and Mrs. J, i
L. Williams.
- Misses Christine Bagwell and
Fraces Thompson of Raleigh were
week end guests of Mr. and Mrs:
E. V. Vestal. ' .
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Kafer and
children of New Bern spent Sun
day with their ,fatherMr. ,E. .
Penney.
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Johnson and
Mr. Bob Grady made a .business
trip to Raleigh Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Brinson and
Mrs. J. B. Wallace visited In Wil
mington Saturday. ..
' Mr. and Mrs. Vance Gavin and
Mrs. Wm. Pickett spent Saturday
afternoon in Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Stokes spent
Monday in Goldsboro. ' .
' Mrs. Andy Penney spent the
week end with her parents in Bur-
gaw.
Mrs. Les Dall of Magnolia spent
Sunday in Kenansvllle with her
sisters, Miss Mary Cooper and Mrs.
Davis Farrlor.
V7..E. la and jtfr
tlr. and Mrs. Gordon Malpaas of
.Wallace are spending this, week
with Mrs., Nora Malpass.
i Among visitors with Mr. and
Mrs., Marvin i Simmons Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Sim
mons and baby of Goldsboro. and
Mrs, Dan, Fagg and Dan Fagg. JrM
0f,,Mt.Ove.
The AUW held its regular meet
ing in the home of Mrs Grover
James Saturday afternoon with a
splendid . attendance. Mrs. H. A.
Outlaw presided. Mrs. J. H. Parker
Chaplain, led thsL Worship service
using patriotic songs and medita
tions on, the, lives of Abraham Lin
coln and George Washington.
Scripture, reading, Lukei Chapter
4. . verses 16-21. A ' prayer , from
Washington's Prayer Book .was
read as part' of the services after
a, business period.
Mrs. M. L. Outlaw, Jr., Program
Chairman, continued her review of
the Study Book. "India at the
Threahhold." The meeting closed
with mizpah benediction. - A de
lightful, social, hour with refresh
ments was enjoyed.
SPRING SUITS, COATS and
Uncle Sam Says
.Outlaws Bridge
The Community Club will meet
in the School auditorium Saturday
night for the regular - monthly
meeting. Boy Scouts and Cubs will
have a place on the program. The
public is cordially Invited.
Mrs. Arthur Smith will be hos
tess Monday afternoon, Feb. 17th
at her home to the Home Demon
stration Club. All members are
urged to attend. Visitors are Wel
come. Miss Hazel Simmons of Mem
phis, Tenn., spent several days last
week with relatives here. ?
Mr. and Mrs. L--R. Sutton and
children from near Mt Olive vis
ited here during the week end.
Mrs. Leroy Simmons entertain
ed her Sunday School Class here
Friday night at her home. Games
and refreshments were enjoyed by
the little folks.
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