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SOCIETY
C lubs . Parties - Meetings
WOMAN'S CLUB HEARS
OF WAR-TIME FRANCE
The Black Mountain Woman’s
dub was hostess to visiting guests
at the July meeting held Wednes
day July 8. at "Hilltop”, the home
D f u Dr '_, and Mrs - Fran k Howard
Richardson. This is the first July
meeting since the war and was'
open to all visiting Woman’s club
members.
Mrs. H. W. Baucom presided
and gave a very interesting re
port of the state convention held
m Hendersonville last month.
The officers who will take over
their duties in September were in
stalled by Mrs. Baucom. They are:
president, Mrs. George Stone; Ist
vice-president, Mrs. Roy Taylor;
2nd vice-president, Miss Helen
Miles; 3rd vice-president, Mrs. J.
L. Potter; recording secretary,
Mrs. Dempsey Whitaker; cor
resonding secretary, Mrs. Charles
Spencer; Treasurer, Mrs. James
Marshburn; reporter. Mrs. Gordon
Greenwood. Mrs. Stone accepted
in a few well chosen words and
thanked Mrs. Baucom for her fine
service as president for the past
two years.
Miss Mary Dixon, sister of Mrs.
Richardson, related her experi
ences in a foreign country during I
the war. Miss Dixon and Mile.
Marie Brueton, who are in charge
of a foyer for college girls in Paris,
are guests of the Richardsons.
Miss Dixon first went to France
as a Y. W. C. A. worker during
World 44 ; ar I and saw such a need
for that type of work that she
has remained there. She was in
terned for 10 months in a German
concentration camp and was high
in her praise for the American
Red Cross packages without which
they could not have survived.
Mile. Bruneton was introduced
and added her words of thanks to
the American Red Cross.
Mile. Bruneton and Miss Dixon
will sail for France on August 24
and will again take up their work.
They will be accompanied by Ruth
Richardson who will spend the
winter in Paris.
At the social hour that followed
Mrs. Charles Spencer served punch
from a bowl that had belonged to
Dr. Richardson’s grandmother.
Hostesses were: Mrs. H. W. Bau
com, Mrs. W. I. Willis, Miss Helen
Miles, Mrs. George Stone, Mrs.
Roy Taylor, Mrs. William Hickey,
Mrs. Paul Harris, Mrs. E. J. Anth
ony, Miss Etlel Simmons, Mi's. W.
E. Vernon, and Mrs. Spencer.
ELIZABETH HARRISON
ENGAGED TO
STEVE UZZELL
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harrison have
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Harrison, to Steve Uzzell, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Carter Udzell.
The wedding will take place in
the fall. Miss Harrison was grad
uated from the Woman’s college,
University of North Carolina, with
an A. B. degree.
Mr. Uzzell is attending the Uni
versity of North Carolina where
he is a member of Chi Phi fra
ternity. He is a veteran of World
War II and now is associated with
Black Mountain Drug company.
MISS DAVIDSON HOSTESS
TO CHURCH GROUP
The Business Woman’s Circle of
the Swannanoa Presbyterian
church, met with Mrs. Frank
Davidson Tuesday night. Mary
McMurray, chairman, presided. The
Bible lesson was taught by Mrs. J
W. H. McMurray, Sr.
Members present were Mrs. 44 ■
L. Patton, Mrs. A. R. Cannon, Mrs.
Lester Connelly, Mrs. T. W. Fol
sum, Mrs. W. H. McMurray. Miss
Mary 4Vhitson, Mrs. Earl McCall,
Hipp, Mrs. Bill McMurray. Mrs.
Mrs. H. R. Patton, Miss Holly
John Wilkes, Mrs. Frank Davidson
and Mrs. Gerry Porter.
C. C. GODFREYS ENTERTAIN
GEORGIA VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Godfrey re
cently entertained in honor of
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. ■
and Mrs. 4Valter Platt, of Atlanta,
Ua.
Bridge was the diversion with
awards going to H. A. Kerlee,
high; A. C. Leonard, floating
prize, and Mrs. Platt received a
special award. Others present were:
Mrs. A. C. Leonad, Mrs. Elsie
Kerlee, and Mrs. H. A. Kerlee.
MRS. A. C. LEONARD
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. A. C. Leonard recently en
tertained her bridge club.
Those attending were Mrs. W.
For a smooth PARTY LINE Partnership...
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WON’T GET FAR AS2_
His trouble is obvious overloading. It is like the over
loading of the wiring in some homes. Y'ou see, many houses
were wired a number of years ago when the use of electricity
was not nearly so great as it is today. As more and more
appliances have been added the wiring has become inadequate
to carry the load. Appliances do not operate at their best
efficiency fuses blow out frequently and there are not enough
outlets.
But there is a simple remedy for this condition. A good
electrician can inspect your house wiring and if necessary
install additional circuits and outlets. He can prepare your
home for your complete enjoyment of modern electrical living
now and in the years to come.
(CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY)
A. Allison, Mrs. A. G. Callison,
Mrs. Charlie Godfrey, Mrs. Dins
more Crawford, Mrs. Elizabeth
Dinwiddie, Mrs. J. L. Potter, Mrs.
H. A. Kerlee, Mrs. D. O. McDougle,
Mrs. Fred 44’iIson, Mrs. William
Hickey, Mrs. James Marshburn,
Mrs. Hoyal Hemphill of Nebo,
Mrs. 44’. C. Honeycutt and Mrs.
Harry Barkley.
Mrs. Callison won high score
for the club. Mrs. Harry Barkley
high score for the guests, and the
Bingo award went to Mrs. James
Marshburn.
Black Mountain (NC) NEWS—J
Thursday, July 22, 1918
SECTION I
AT BAT CAVE
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Rondel,
Mrs. Margreth Barrick, Mrs.
Harrie Danenhower, Jon Danen
hower, and Bobby Rondel were
Sunday evening guests of Mrs.
Georgia Gale of Bat Cave, and
her guest, Mrs. Eva Phillips of
Birmingham.
News Deadline 4p. m. Tuesday
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