SOCIAL AND PERSONAL HAPPENINGS
of INTEBEST to WOMEN
MRS. P. D. HERNDON. Editor PHONE 167
MYF Give Program
On "The Healer"
Sunday morning the Methodist
Fellowship, Central Methodist chyf
ch, met for a worship program. "The
Talents," led by Ann Mayes. The
Mcriptur^ reading was given by Jaek
Crouch, arid a solo, Talte 'My Life
'and Let It Be," was sung by Pat
.foliy, accompanied by Jean Davis
At the piano. Jaek Matthews gave ,
?fie interpretation of the picture,
"The Talents," which ? had been
drawn on the blackboard by him.
?and served as d worship center. Ann
Mayes read two poems, ."If You
WiH," and "The Cross at the Cross
ways." The chapel was beautifully
decorated With larkspur and other
Oowers. 1
During the business session, the
Seniors filled out questionnaires, on
which they decided to have a "Youth
Activity Week" this summer, - to
meet 1n their homes for evening,
reeetings and Workshops during the
summer, and not to attend Camp
Asheltonia, as ?o few could no at
, the time appointed.
Sunday evening, twenty were prep
ent for an outdoor program conduct
ed by Mh?s Joann Wright at the
home of Barbara Grantham and Dor
othy Smith. Mr. and. Mrs, W. G.
Grantham served the group a de)ic
.lous hamburger supper, cooked in
their lovely back yard, which was
followed by home-made ice cream.
|; Next Sunday morning Doiis Jolly ]
will serve as program leader for a
program on "The Healer" Patricia
Prince is to make the drawing for
the worship center. Following this
missionary . program. Seniors are to
make personal pledges to the MY
Fund, which is their contribution to
fht? missionary work of the church.
Sunday evening the Senior MYF
is to meet at the home of Ann May
es, where' Ramona Allen will con
duct a program on "A Growing 1
Mind." Mrs. G. K. Lattlmore's Clr- !
cle No 2.will serve them a lighi sup
per there at 6:30 p. m.
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Ace Of Clubs Feted
At A Dinner Bridge
Mrs. J. M. Cooper entertained at a-1
dinner -bridge in her home on Pied
mont Avenue Friday evening, com- '
pigmenting the members of the Ace
of Clubs, their husbands, and a few .
invited guests. Artistic arrange- !
men.* of mixed summer flowers
made a lovely letting for the affair.
When the guests arrived they
found their places at tables- center
ed with miniature vases of pan si en.
A delicious three course dinner was
served.
At the conclusion of the bridge
game, Mrs, .Sam Oavjs was named
hi?h scorer for the ladies. With Da
vid White winning high lor rhe men.
j Low score prizes went to Mrs. W. L.
Mauney and, Hugh Orinand.
Mr. and Mrs. David White ol Shel.
by were out of town guests.
Seniors Enjoy Picnic
At Lake Montonia
A picnic dinner was given last Fri
day afternoon at Lake Montonia, aS
a special courtesy to members of
the Senior Class and -the high school
faculty.
Dancing, boating and swimming
were the chief features of entertain- i
mem unril the gong sounded for
dinner. A beautiful dinner was- pre
pared and served by the following
mothers of the seniors: Mrs. M. C. )
Amos, V'rs. C. D. Bianton, Mrs. Wiley ;
Bhanton, Mrs. Aubrey Mauney, Mrs.j
Carl Mauney, Mrs. Pan) Mauney, j
Mrs. Eugene Matthews, Mrs. Bessie
Dickey, Mrs. Hilton Ruth, Mrs. C. E;l
War lick, and Mrs. G. E. Still.
Mrs. G. E. Still Fetes
Tuesday Bridge Club
i Members and guests of the Tues
day Afternoon B.-:dge club were en
tertained this week at the home of
Mrs. G. E. Si ill.
' The home was tastefully decorated
with cut summer flowers in pastel j
; shades.
j After rhe games Mrs. W. L. Ram- !
seuT was found to be winner of rhe
| guest prize with Mrs. G. F. Latri- ?
more, as winner of the .eiub prize,
?and the consolation prize went to
1 Mrs. R. H. Webb.
The hostess served a t^mpring sal- j
ad course at the conclusion of the .
,garr>ei. 1
Miss Gillespie
Compliments Giles:**
Complimenting her house guests.
Miss Janet Zimmer, of Port Wasn
ington, N. Y., and Miss Betty Hoi
brook ol Lowell, Miss Eroelyn Gil
lespie delightfully entertained at
three tables of bridge at her home
Thursday night.
Four progressions of bridge en
sued, With Mhss Avis Warlick, win
ning high score. Miss Peggy Arthur,
low. Gifts were presented the hon
oree's Miss Zimmer and Miss Hoi
brook. Miss Jean Webb and Miss
Rtulah Rhea, bride-elects, were also
remembe'ed with gifts.
At the conclusion of the game an
Ice course with a fruit drink was
served.
The home was beautifully arrang
ed with cut summer flowers.
Club Night Attended
By Large Crowd
club night Meld at the Kings
Mountain Country club Saturday
night was a gala affair and attend
ed by a large group of membeis.
Dinner, dancing and bridge teatur
ed the night's entertainment.
The club's June hostess commit- 1
tee, includes Mrs. Sam Davis, chair
man, Mrs. Jacob Cooper, co-chair
man and Mrs. Arnold Kiser, Mrs.
Harold Hunnicutt, Mrs. W. L. Maun
ey. MiA G. E. Still, Mrs. W R. Craig,
Mrs. W. K. Crook, Mrs. Carl Mauney,
Mrs. J. M. Rhea, Mrs. G. A. Hook, Jr.
Mrs. D. L. Saunders, and Mrs. E. K. !
Whfoener.
Mrs. Mauney Hostess
To Ace Of Clubs
Mrs. C. K. Mauney entertained the
Ace Of Clubs and the following
guests Thursday afternoon: Mrs. C.
D. Blanton, Mrs. H. R. Neisler, Mrs.
Amos Dean, Mrs. Hugh Ormand,
Mrs. Arnold Kiser, Mrs. C. T. Carpen
ter, Jr., Mrs. G. F. Lattlmore, and
Mrs. B. W. Gillespie.
The home was decorated with flow
ers from Mrs. Mauney'# own garden |
and their loveliness measured up
to her usual artistic arrangement.
Mrs. C. D. Blanton was winner of
the h.'gh score prize for guests, Mrs. j
W. K. Mauney won club high.
When cards were laid aside the
hostess served a frozen fruit salad ,
and sweet course.
Entre-Nous Meets With
Mrs. J. H. Arthur
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Members of the Entro-Nous Bridge
club held a pleasant meeting Tues
day af'ernoon with Mrs. J. H. Arthur
as hostess at her home on West King
( street.
i The rooms were bright with bowls
of sweet peas &nd white glads. When
guests assembled, they found their
places at attractively appointed ta
I hies and the hostess erved chocolate
elclairs, nuts and punch.
When scores were tallied at the
I conclusion o? the progressions, high
score award went to Mrs. O. O. Jack
son, low Score award to Mrs. B. A.
Murray.
Mrs. S. M. Brown was invited to
play with the club members.
Circle No. 4 Meets .
With Mrs. J. H. Arthur
Circle No. 4 of the Central Metho
dist church met with Mrs. J. H. Ar
thur Monday night. As this was the
first meeting of the church year the
following officer* were elected:
Chairman, Mrs. C. L. Jolly; Co-chair
man, Mrs*. Bessie Dickey; Secretary,
Mrs. H. R. Parton, Treasurer, Mrs
C. E. War lick; program chairman,
Mrs. V. F. Throneburg: Spiritual Life
chairman, .Mrs. B. A. Murray; Tele
phone committee,. Mrs. C. S. Pulton,
and Mrs. J.. H. Arthur; Secretary of
Social Relations, Mrs. Sam Howell,
upside. down cake and punch was
served by the hostess.
Twelve members were present
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