Thursday, June 18, 1936
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Sunshine Philathea Class to
Meet Friday
Misses Ola Jean Cockerham and
Lala White will be hostesses to
the Sunshine Philathea Class of
the Sunday school of the Elkin
Valley Baptist church at the home
of Miss Cockerham, Friday eve
ning at 7:30. All members and
former members are urged to at
tend.
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• Miss Nannie Woodruff and Cul
mer H. Wood, both of Thurmond,
were quietly married Sunday af
ternoon, June 14, at Indepen
dence, Va., with Rev. L. M. Punk,
minister of the Friends church,
officiating.
TJie bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Woodruff and
the bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ransom Wood.
Sunday School Class Enjoys Pic
nic to Klondike Lake
The Happy Workers Sunday
school class of the First Baptist
church, accompanied by the class
„ teacher, Mrs. Beatrice Myers Phil
lips, and their mothers enjoyed a
picnic at the home of Mrs. D. H.
Morrison at Klondike Farm
Thursday evening. From tables
erected on the picnic grounds of
Mrs. Morrison, on the shores of
Klondike lake, a tempting sup
per was served.
Young Matrons Class Meets
Tuesday
The Young Matrons Class of
the Sunday school of the First
Baptist church met Tuesday eve-
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ning at the home of Mrs. Bill
Transou, with twenty-two mem
bers present.
The devotionals were in charge
of Mrs. Chas. Young, and Mrs.
Eph Whisenhunt made a talk on
the special service which will be
held at the church Sunday morn
ing in observance of Father's
Day.
Refreshments were served dur
ing a pleasant social hour.
Mrs. Ashby Entertains Club
Members at Luncheon Friday
Mrs. Chas. G. Ashby entertain
ed the members of the Friday
Morning Bridge Club at a de
lightful meeting at her home on
Bridge Street Friday. The guests
were invited for ten o'clock and
bridge was played at two tables
until one o'clock, when a tempt
ing luncheon was served. The
club award for high score went
to Mrs. Paul Gwyn at the con
clusion of the play.
Special guests were Mrs. Carl
Poindexter and Miss Maude
Greenwood.
Miss Salmons Honored at Party
by Misses Neaves and Sale
Honoring Miss Carolyn Salmons
of Winston-Salem, who was the
guest last week of her grandmoth
er, Mrs. Fannie Salmons, Misses
Rosamond Neaves and Mary Sale
entertained at a lovely party
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Salmons on Gwyn Avenue.
The guest list included twenty
boys and girls of the high school
set. Games and contests were en
joyed during the evening.
An ice course, with salted nuts
and ginger ale, was served buffet
style at the conclusion of the
games.
Mrs. Harris is Hostess to Bridge
Club Tuesday Evening
Mrs. Edwin Harris entertained
the members of the Eight of Clubs
at an enjoyable meeting at her
home on Bridge Street Tuesday
evening. Bridge was played at two
tables, with the club award for
high score going to' Mrs. Clyde
Eller at the conclusion of the
play.
Those making up the tables
were: Mesdames Hugh Parks,
Thomas Roth, Clyde Eller, W. B.
Lankford, and Mrs. Anna Harris
Shugart and Misses Edith Neaves,
Mary Virginia Barker and Jose
phine Paul.
A salad course was served.
Immigration is Theme of Study
for Club Meeting Wednesday
Meeting at the home of Mrs.
Hugh Royall on West Main
Street Wednesday afternoon in
the regular monthly meeting,
members of the Wednesday Study
Club enjoyed an excellent pro
gram on "Immigration" under the
direction of Mrs. A. L. Griffith.
Current events of interest were
given by Mrs. Royall.
At the conclusion of the pro
gram a tempting collation in two
courses was served the following
members: Mesdames J. H. Bee
son, C. G. Armfield, A. L. Grif
fith, Fletcher Harris, Fred Neaves,
C. H. Brewer, R. B. Harrell, Errol
Hayes and Marion Allen.
Edwin Royall is Host at Party
Tuesday Evening
Edwin Royall was host at an
enjoyable party Tuesday evening
at his home on Church Street.
Bingo and dancing were enjoyed
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throughout the evening and
punch and an ice course was
served. In the bingo games the
high score prize went to Miss
Oleen Norman and the consola
tion prize to Woodrow Windsor.
The guest list included Misses
Dorothy Colhard, Amy Catherine
Myers, Prances Hendren, Lesbia
Graham, Oleen Norman, Harvison
Smith and Mary Poster; JoeQwyn
Bivins, Hayden Ratledge, Wood
row Windsor, Dicky Graham,
Richard Collins, Franklin Miller,
George Grier, Charles Neaves, Pi
del Sale and Bill Jones.
Mrs. Marion is Hostess at Party
Friday Afternoon
Mrs. J. Coke Marion entertain
ed at a delightful party at her
home on Bridge Street Friday af
ternoon with three tables of
rook. Summer flowers in pastel
shades were used in the living
room, where the tables were
placed for the games. At the con
clusion of the play the high score
prize went to Mrs. W. W. Whitak
er and the runner-up prize to
Mrs. L. I. Wade. Mrs. Harold
Lewis received the consolation
prize.
An ice course, in which a col
or motif of pink and white was
accentuated, was served when the
cards were removed.
Those making up the tables
were: Mesdames Harold Lewis,
H. C. Graham, J. L. Hall, Clyde
Hall, L. I. Wade, H. P. Laffoon,
E. Carl Boyles, Errol Hayes,
George Royall, W. W. Whitaker,
Grady Cockerham and R. M.
Hudgins.
Mrs. Laffoon Is Hostess to Book
Club Friday Evening
Mrs. H. F. Laffoon entertained
the\ members of her book club
and several additional guests at
an enjoyable party at her home
on West Main Street Friday eve
ning. Three tables were placed for
bingo amid an attractive arrange
i ment of summer flowers. The club
award for high score went to
Mrs. T. A. Leeper and the conso
lation prize to Miss Mattie Mae
Powell. Visitor's prizes for high
and low score went to Mrs. J.
Coke Marion and Mrs. Harold
Lewis.
At the conclusion of the games
a tempting salad course was
served.
Members nlaying were Mes
dames T. A. Leeper, L. I. Wade,
Jones Holcomb, Edworth Harris,
W. C. Cox, E. A. Harris and Miss
Mattie Mae Powell. Additional
guests were: Mesdames C. A. Mc-
Neil, Harold Lewis, George Roy
all, E. Carl Boyles and J. Coke
Marion.
Mrs. W. H. Sneed is Honored on
Birthday Anniversary
W. H. Sneed honored his wife
with a surprise dinner on her
birthday anniversary Sunday at
their home at Rusk. Approximate
ly 250 friends of the honoree en
joyed the event. Dinner was serv
ed picnic style from a long table
erected on the lawn. Mrs. T. L.
Dezern of Boonville, twin sister of
Mrs. Sneed, shared honors with
her.
Among those from a distance
attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Lu
ther Hurt and Mr. and Mrs. John
W. Hurt of Ronda; Miss Verona
Norman of Reidsville; Mr. and
Mrs. Dewey Brown and Mr. and
Mrs. Thurmond Nance of Shady
Grove; Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sneed
and Misses Leona and Eva Sneed,
Robert, John E., and J. M. Sneed,
Jr., and Miss Nellie Weatherman
of Winston-Salem.
The honorees were the reci
pients of many lovely gifts.
Mrs. Salmons is Hostess to Book
Club Thursday
Mrs. H. C. Salmons entertained
the members of the Thursday
Book Club and sufficient guests
to complete four tables at a de
lightful luncheon at her home on
Church Street Thursday at one
o'clock. Mixed garden flowers
were artistically arranged in the
home and to center the small ta
bic? from which the luncheon
' «vtu> served. During the, afternoon
rummy was enjoyed. At the con
clusion of the games the high
score award went to Mrs. J. Coke
Marion and the consolation prize
to Mrs. J. L. Hall.
Members enjoying Mrs. Sal
mons' hospitality were: Mes
dames F. W. Graham, J. L. Hall,
Edworth Harris, Mason Lillard,
George Royall, W. W. Whitaker,
J. P. ipock, J. Coke Marion, T. A.
Leeper, E. Carl Boyles. J. Mark
McAdams and Fred Colhard. Ad
ditional guests were Misses Betty
Allen and Flora Royall.
Mrs. Clay Church is Honored at
Formal Tea Wednesday
Afternoon
One of the most elaborate so
cial events of the summer was the
formal tea given by Mrs. Paul
Price and Miss Virginia Price at
their home on Gwyn Avenue
Wednesday afternoon from 4 un
til 6 o'clock, to honor Mrs. Clay
Church, who prior to her mar
riage last month was Miss Louise
Phillips. The guests were greeted
at the front entrance by Miss
Virginia Price and presented to
the receiving line in which stood
Mrs. Paul Price, Mrs. Clay
Church, honoree, Mrs. Beatrice
Myers Phillips, mother of the
bride, and Mrs, Robert L. Church.
Miss Pauline Church of Roar
ing River, directed the guests in
to the dining room where Misses
Amy Catherine Myers and Doro-
thy Colhard served moulded ices,
individual decorated cakes and
salted nuts. Mrs. Max Boyles di
rected the way to the den where
Mrs. Paul Owyn served punch.
Miss Carolyn Lillard presided
over the guest register and good
byes were said to Mrs. J. L. Lil
lard. Eighty guests called during
the receiving hours.
The home was elaborately dec
orated with Madonna lilies, lark
spur and water lilies, the latter
being used to adorn the table
from which punch was served.
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whack Tommy. He is a delicate
child, and isn't used to it. We
never hit him at home except in
self-defense."
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Rev. E. J. Jordan filled his reg
ular appointment at Gum Or
chard Baptist church Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr. Cecil Collins of Martins
ville, Va., spent the week-end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Michael
and family of High Point, return
ed to their home last Thursday
after spending a few days with
friends and relatives.
Mr. Rufus Wall of North
Wilkesboro, visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wall, Sun
day.
Murphy find Stafford Michael
of High Point, were visitors here
last week.
Miss Opal Key and Miss Helen
Wall were the week-end guests
of Misses Clyde, Edith and
Gladys Collins.
Mr. W. H. Wall has returned
home after attending the old sol
diers' reunion in Louisiana.
Miss Florence Wall is visiting
her brother, Mr. Cyrus Wall, in
Omaha. Nebraska.
Misses Mary and Helen Snow
and Miss Verste Collins were the
Sunday guests of Misses Edna and
Elsie Wall.
Miss Ruth Lawrence was given
a surprise party Saturday night,
when a number of friends gath
ered at her home in honor of her
birthday.
Mrs. J. B. Kidd of Greenville,
N. C., is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Wall.
Mrs. Zeb Thompson and small
son, Vance were the Sunday af
ternoon guests of Mrs. Bob Doug
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Elkin Midgets Win
Over Jonesville
The Elkin Midgets walloped the
State Road Midgets Friday by
the score of 18-5. Shumate, with
a triple and a double out of two
times at bat, and Burch with a
homer, a double and a single, led
the hitting for the local team.
Harris, who relieved Sparks, was
outstanding, striking out eight
men in three innings.
Monday morning the local team
defeated the Jonesville team 10-8.
Harris was outstanding for Elkin,
getting two doubles, and a triple
and striking out 11 men. Swaim,
with a home run, led the hitting
for the opponents.
Holcomb, Brown and Swaim
pitched for Jonesville.
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