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Dobson, March 22. —The Dobaon
Womans club held its regular
monthly meeting at the Brady hotel
en Thursday evening. The presi
dent, Mrs. A. D. Folger, presided.
"The reports of the secretary and
ti«asurer were heard and approved.
An unusually fine report, was given
»y the chairman of the finance com
mittee showing large proceeds re
ceived from a play sponged by the
club. Miss Eva Hancocf; chairman
of th« Finance committee for March,
-presented a lovely gift to Mrs. J. W.
Thore in behalf of the club, express
lug the appreciation of the club for_
"her fine work in successfully coach-"
lng the play. Definite plans were
laid for further cleaning up and
beautifying the Dobson cemetery, a
-project which the club has recently
-undertaken. An American Home
-program followed the business meet
ing. A splendid lecture on "Home
-Making" was delivered by Miss Ani
ta Hobson, head of the .Home Eco
nomics department of the Dobson
school. Miss Hobson Introduced her
talk with a touching appeal on the
meaning of Home, bringing a per
sonal message to each of her hear
ers. The key note of her address
was summed in these words "to be
content with what we have, but not
satisfied until our homes reflect the
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best in ourselves." The speaker fol
lowed with a delightful and instruc
tive discburse on the Interior and
exterior of the home, showing the
effect of proper coloring, picture
hanging and furniture arrangement.
A poem on what makes a home a
home was effectively read by Mrs.
W. L. Reece. Mrs. M. A. Lewis de
lighted the members with a beauti
ful solo "Cottage Small by a Water
Fall". The Pilot Mountain Wom
ans Club irf extended an invitation
to be guests *of the Dobson Club in
April. A delicious ice course, sug
gestive of St. Patrick's Day, was
served by the following members
serving on the entertainment com
mittee for this month: Miss Myrtle
Burgess, Chm., Misses Georgia Fulk,
Tbelma Shore, Emma Comer, Ver
dye Jackson, Mesdames Frank
Riggs, W. W. Ashburn, A. D. Folger.
C. W. Fowler and J. E. Monday.
Mrs. A. D. Folger entertained the
members, of the Womanc Club Coun
cil at a beautifully appointed dinner
on Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. W. L. Reece. The guests were
received at the door by Miss Thelma
Shore- and directed by the hostess
into the dining room where they
found their places at the table by
means of dainty green baskets with
St. Patricks place cards attached and
holding green and white mints. The
table bore as its central decoration
a lovely green and yellow Easter
nest decorated with gaily colored
eggs, fluffy chicks and tiny rabbits.
Crystal baskets holding yellow Jon
quils graced each end of the tabid.
A delicious three-course turkey din
ner was served, each course carry
ing out St. Patrick color scheme of
green and white. Following the
dinner an executive business session
was held. Those enjoying this de
lightful occasion were Mesdames
W. M. Jackson, Grady Cooper, B. F.
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Folger, W. E, Reid, W. S. Hancock,
W. W. Ashburn, G. S. Mock. Misses
Eva Hancock, Thelma Shore, Emma
Comer, Minnie Chandler, Elizabeth
Norman and the hostess, Mrs. Fol
der.
A delightful comedy-drama en
titled "A Fortunate Calamity" was
presented under the auspices of the
Dobson Wo mans Club at the high {
school building on Wednesday eve
ning. The play as a whole register-!
Ed a great success and the large '
audience swelled the proceeds which !
will be used by the club for charity;
and civic purposes. Much credit
should be given all the players for
the roles so ably played by each.!
The play was given under the man-!
agement of Miss Eva Hancock, |
chairman of the Finance committee j
for March, and coached by Mrs. J.
W. Thore. Those taking part in the:
play were as follows: Misses Ver
dye Jackson, Emma Comer, Edith
Reece, Minnie Chandler and Mrs.
John Comer, and Messrs. Bill Free
man. Morgan Stanley, Franklin Fol
ger, and Spencer Norman.
SWAN CREEK NEWS
There was a large attendance at
Sunday school last Snnday, there be
ing 109 present.
The many friends of MJss Evelyn
Myers regret to know that she is ill
at her home suffering with pneu
monia. We wish for her a speedy
recovery.
Miss Opal Pinnix, of Jonesville,
spent last Saturday night and Sun
day-wTth her aunt, Mrs. Saul Pinnix.
Misses Ella Mae and Maxino
Mathis and Anna Lee Swaim, spent
Sunday with Miss V. L. Swaim.
Mr. and Mrs. 1 Blayne Mayberry
and children, of Fishing Creak,
spent last week-end with Mr. and
Mrs.Mon Myers.
Miss Ethel Adams spent last
Thursday night with Miss Pearl
Mathis.
Miss Opal Weatherman spent the
week-end in Winston-Salem visiting
relatives.
Mr. and-Mrs. Myers and
Utile son, Bobby, spent-Sunday with
Mr. Myers' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. G. Myers.
Mr. and Mrs. Bilson Vestal spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Vestal.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Myers and
children, of Elkin, visited Mr.
Myers' brother, Mr. Mon Myers, last
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dobbins, of
Cycle, visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Myers last Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Hemric spent last week
in Elkin visiting Mr. and Mrs. Loyd
Pardue.
Rev. Richard Pardue and son, R.
8., attended. prayer meeting at the
home of Mr. W. A. Halleman, near
Island Ford, last Sunday evening.
Miss DeEtte Swaim, of Elkin,
spent the week-end with her mother
Mrs. C. A. Swaim.
BETHEL NEWS
Ronda, Route 1. March 21.—Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Oreen and son Col
onel, visited relatives at Union, near
Cycle, last Sunday.
Mr. and W. A. Pardue with
their son, Millard, were the guests
of their daughter and family last
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Wood
ruff, near Boonvllle.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Gray and
children of Cycle, and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Swaim and small daughter,
of Swan Creek, spent a while last
Sunday with Mesdames Gray and
Swaim's brother and family, Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Stroud.
Mrs. C. W. Gilliam .has returned
home from Winston-Salem where
she has been with her daughter,
Mrs. J. B. Armstrong, who has been
ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Vestal visited
the former's mother,"* nea r Fall
Creek last Sunday afternoon.'
Ernest Johnson spent last Sunday
at Elkin with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Green visited
Mrs. Green's mother, Mrs. William
Gray, near Pleasant Grove, last Sun
day.
Miss Opal Mathis, who is a stu
dent at Ronda High School, has re
turned after being absent for sev
eral weeks due to the serious Illness
of her mother, Mrs. Jos Mathis, who
is much improved we aro glad to
note.
COOLSPRTNGS NEWS
Our Sunday School met Sunday
with 114 present. An interesting
class session was held after which
plana were advanced'for a children's
day program the third Sunday in
April-.
Our Quartette filled an appoint
ment at. Friendship in the afternoon
and another at Fall Creek in the
evening.
Mr. J. Woodson Newman and fam
ily «nd Mr. w»»l Vanhoy and family,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. O,
P. Holbrook Sunday.
Mr. Glenn Baugiss filled an ap
pointment at Cool springs Saturday
night.
Mr. Levi Alexander, ofJSlkln, wss
a visitor at the Young Peoples Bible
Class Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Myers, Messrs.
Walter and Bouscn Couch, Grady
Day end Byron Bryant visited the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Morri
son Saturday where the ycucg
sees S£.t£rti«3qu »Uu ii-riv.s n>usio. ;
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Dr. J. R. Self, Lincolnton, was
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