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SOCIETY
1 mss VICTORIA GARRETT
Social Editor
Circle Number 1
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Meets
Circle No. 1 of the First Baptist
Church had a very interesting meet
ing with Mrs. A. M. Burns on Mon
day afternoon at three o’clock. A
short business session was held. The
study course for the quarter was
Started. “Personal Service” is the
topic for study.
Following the program the hos
tess served a delicious sweet
course to the following: Mesdames
J. T. Wade, J. H. Bass, Robert
Bums, Curtis Oakley, E. V. Boat
wright, J. W. Montague, Sr., Lundie
Harris, Willie Pettigrew, Melvin
Clayton, Mollie Barrett, Arch Jones,
F. W. A. Mills, J. M. Pass and B. B.
Knight.
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Miss Ella Wilkerson
Is Hostess
' Miss Ella Wilkerson entertained a
few of her friends at her country
home on the Lock Lilly Road last
Friday evening.
The living room was very attrac
tively decorated in Valentine deco
rations. Various games, contests,
and stunts were pulled off during
the evening and the affair proved
to be quite enjoyable for all those
present.
The hostess served her guests a
delicious salad course followed by
a sweet course. Those present
were: Misses Lucille Long, Libby
Pulliam, Etta Monk, Dorothy War
den, Melba O’Brien, Annie Lee
Newman; Messrs. Red Malette, Jack
Cottingham, R. E. Daniel, Ralph
Tucker, and John Wesley Jones.
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Anograms Is
Enjoyed
Mrs. A. F. Nichols was hostess
to her club at her home on Acade
my street on last Friday evening.
Anograms was enjoyed at two
tables arranged in the nicely ap
pointed living room. Mrs. E. B.
Craven was high scorer for the
evening. She was awarded a pret
ty gift
The hostess served a delicious
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► sweet course with nuts to the fol
lowing: Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Craven,
Mesdames Hugh Woods, Burley
Clayton, H. K. Sanders, and Miss
Inda Collins.
►* Thursday Club
Meets
On Thursday evening of last i
week Mrs. William Warren enter
t tained the members of the Thurs
■ day bridge club and a few invit
- ed guests at her home in Ca-Vel
1 Circle
i Four tables were arranged in the
s living room for play. After several
i very interesting progressions, scores
were added and Mrs. Chris Wag
■ goner scored high for the club: Mrs.
1 E. E. Thomas was visitor’s high
3 scorer and Mrs. Frank McDonald
t scored low for the club. To each
• of these Mrs. Warren presented a
3 pretty electric sandwich toaster.
1 The hostess, assisted by Mesdames
> Thomas Dixon and Cunningham,
• served her guests delicious fruit
salad.
Club members present were:
Mesdames Cunningham, Thomas
Dixon, George Currier, Stuart Ford,
Charles Wright, Chris Waggoner,
Gus Deering, W. G. Bradsher, and
F. H. McDonald. Visitors playing
were: Mesdames Featherston, Riley
! Oakley, E. E. Thomas, B. B. Strum,
r Elizabeth Masten Cheek; Misses
t Mary and Claire Harris.
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Lawson-Burns
[ The marriage of Mrs. Zula Green
| Lawson of Roxboro and Rev. Lacy
i H. Burns of Durham was quietly
performed at 8 o’clock Monday
1 evening, February 3, 1936, at the
r home of Rev. G. W. Ellmore of Ca
t Vel, N. C. The impressive ring cere
r mony was used in uniting the
young couple.
5 The bride was attractively attired
c in a qqstume q|f green with 'all
1 matching accessories. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Dellia A. Green
of this* city. For the past several
years she has been a member of
the office force of Collins and Aik
man Corporation of this city.
Rev. Burns is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Burns of Dawson, Va.
He is at present doing post-gradu
s ate work at Duke University, Dur
- ham, N. C. For the past few years
Mfe has had supply work at the
3 Methodist church at Jalong, N. C.
- where he has won the hearts ofi
all his people.
e Those present for the service
- were: Mrs. G. W. Ellmore, Misses
Rose Ellen Woods, Lois Ellmore and
s Mrs. Ted Holeman.
PERSON COUNTY TIMES ROXBORO, N. C
Joint Hostesses At
Meeting
Mesdames Robert Whitfield, E.
M Bailey, Stonewall Jackson, and
Dewey Young were joint hostesses
to the Philathea class of the First
Baptist church at the home of the
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former Tuesday night
Mrs. W. K. Moore, president of
the class, opened the meeting with
devotional. A business hour fol
lowed.
•
j The hostess served sandwiches,
3 pickles and hat chocolate. Pretty
t Valentine cups filled with nuts
e were given each guest as favors.
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Wednesday Club
Meets
Mrs. Thomas Woody was a
ful hostess to the Wednesday
bridge club on Wednesday morning
of this week.
Five tables were placed in the
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One table new remnant rolls, two
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3 cakes for 10c
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6TH, 1936
living room where the club game
was enjoyed for several hours. At
the conclusion of the game, scores
were added and prizes were given
Mrs. Robert Burns for club high
and to Mrs. Arch Jones for visitor’s
. high.
The hostess served a delicious
turkey course with plum pudding
; and coffee.
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You will need several of these,
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is simply miraculous and they
have ways of improving the
smartest new ones.
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First floor.