SOCIAL AND PERSONAL HAPPENINGS
oi INTEREST to WOMEN
MRS. P. D. HERNDON. Editor PHONE 167
Social Calendar
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8;00? Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Suber. Jr.,
will entertain the Couples'
Club.
Saturday
8:00 ? Mr. ?fnd Mrs. L. E. Abbott will
entertain th? Bid and By? Club.
Moanjuy
2:30r? Mrs. Sam Davis will entertain
the Duplicate Bridge Club at !
the Country Club.
7Wsday
3:00 ? Mrs, Martin Harmon will en- ,
tenain the Connaet Club at1
the Country Club. '
3:00 ? Tuesday 'Afternoon Bridge J
Club meets with Mrs. H. R. i
Webb at her home in West !
Mountain street.
3:30 ? Mrs. C. T. Carpenter will en- |
tertafh her Bridge Club at her
home in West Cold street.
WadiMtdar
3:00? Mrs. Martin Harmon wHl be
iwstess at Bridge, at the Country ;
Club.
3:30? Frances Hord circle of the ;
First Baptist church meets
with Mry. F. A. MeDaniel.
4:30? Miss Jean Davis is entertain- !
ing at a Coke Party, honoring t
Miss Jean Webb, and Miss Ja- >
nie Davis.
JTrtday
8:00? Hi-Lo Bridge Club will meet '
with Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Brid- j
ges.
8.00 ? .Mr. and Mrs. Dan Finger will
be hosts to the Couples Club.
Pupils Of 4th Grade
Enjoy Birthday Party
Mis* Lois Watson entertained her
?ourth grade at Central school Wed
nesday afternoon at a birthday par
ty. The table was centered with a
pink cake and lighted candles. The
liable cloth and napkins were pink
and white with the birthday design.
Orange cool-ade was al-?o served.
The children enjoyed games' and
story telling.
Those enjoying the hospitality
were Luther Barnes, Gerald Bray,
Charles Bridges, Dean Bridges, Har
old Connor, J. A. Crook, Royce Davis,
Lawrence Etters. Franklin Falls,
Boyce Gault, Jr., Curtis George, Pete
Gunnelic, FrankHn Hinson, Harold '
fjord, i*nfe& A. Meredith, David Pin
"7!3c, It0g?r Johnnv Thom [
ason, Steve We'lis, Don Wright, ,
Sybil- Blanton, Jane Croker, Pratt;
Falls. Sandra ? Fleming. Phvllis
Green, Becky Harris, Joyce Hope.
Sally Hovis, Edna Martin, Helen Fay
Morrison, Rebecca Oates, Jeanne
Plonk, Barbara Smith, Josephine
Smith, Myrtle Whetsrine, Shirley
Whhpker, Shirley Wright, Bcttv1
Jean Linyerfcl'., and Glenda Procfrtr. '
Miss Helen Hay
Fetes Circle No. 4
Miss Helen Hay was hostess <0
Circle No. 4 of the Presbyterian
church Monday night. Mrs. O. W.
Myers gave the Bible Study.
An article from the Survey was
read by Mrs. Carol Barnes.
Mrs. Robert Miller, Chairman, pre
G. ?. Bridges
Entertain At Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bridget were
hosts at a dinner party Saturday
night complimenting Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Darr, of Sparta, house guests
; of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stallings.
Pansies in soft shades were us?ed
to decorate the rooms. Southern fried
i chicken, french fried potatoes, vege
table salad and devils food oaKe and
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i sided over the routine business,
j During the social hour >llght re
' freshments were served by .the ho<?
\ tess. Gifts were presented to Mr#, i
| C>ro1 Barnes and Miss Annie Laurie
jSummht who are leaving soon to
make their home in Charlotte.
ice tea was enjoys by the guest*.
Later in -the evening bridge was
piayea with high score award go
li)g to Mrs. Darr.
Home Arts Club Meets i
With Mrs. P. D. Herndon j
I Member? of the Home Arts Club
and tvo iiwited guests, Mr*. E. A. 1
Harrill and Mrs. J. B. Simpson, were
entertained Tuesday night by Mrs.
P. D. Herndon.
Floral arrangements of sweet
peas, double Varkupur and other mix
etf.flowero were wf-ed as decorations.
During th?? social half hour at the
beginning of the meeting the hostess ;
assisted by Mrs. Simpson served I
strawberry ice cream pie, cakes and !
afruHdrlnk.
In the absence of the president,
Mrs. Ft cd Plonk presided, ! .;
Mri. Phillip Padgett hod arranged
a very interesting program on her
old home town, Galveston, Texas. I
The city is divided into three sec- 1
tlon?:,the wharf, where most of the i
commercial llffc is centered; thej
town and residential ? where Gal- i
vesionians live their social lives;'
and the beach tf >nt? the meiva of ;
tourists.
Mrs. W. L. Pressley read an article |
on "Know Your Oysters," featuring
the commercial life.
Mrs. B. D. Ratteiree gave an ar
ticle on "The New Shamrock Hotel," i
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