MRS. P.
k.a.M.IMU.M.U.
PHONE 167
....
La Fate Club Meets j
With Mrs. C. A. Goforth'
The home of Mrs. Charles A. Go
forth was very festive Thursday
night with arrangements of chry
santhemums when she entertained
members of the La -Fate rook club
and guests to make up five tables.
After a pleasant evening of
-rook, high seolre award was pre
sented Mrs. Bessie Gantt for club
members and Mrs, A. H. Patterson
received visitor's high. Mrs. H. R.
Parton and Mrs. Y, F. Thronebw/g
also received awards.
This being the birthday of one of
the members Mrs. B. F. Beam, she
was remembered with a gift from
the club. The hostess presented Mrs.
C. F. Thomasson a birthday gift and
gave Mrs. Paul Beam, a recent bride
a piece of crystal in ner chosen pat
tern.
The hostess was assisted jn serv
ing a chicken salad course followed
toy a sweet course and coffee to the
members and following guests: Mrs.
Elmer Rhea, Mrs. David Hamriek,
Mrs. Paul Beam, Mrs. A. H. Patter
?on> Mrs. B.. S. Peeler, Mrs. L. A.
Hoke, Mrs J. N. Gamble," Mrs. C. F.
Thomasson and Mrs. G, A. Goforth,
Jr. '
Mrs. Abbott Hostess
To Duplicate Club
Numerous brilliant arrangements
of roses and chrysanthemums were
used about the home of Mrs. L. E.
Abbott Monday afternoon when she
entertained the Duplicate club and
one invited guest, Mrs. Amos Dean.
Guests found their places and four
progressions of bridge ensued with
Mrs. George Houser and Mrs. D. M.
Peeler winning high for the after
noon. V
Two courses of refreshments were
served by the hostess. ? .
Mrs. N. F. McGili Fetes
Twin-Table Bridge
Mrs. N. F. McGlll was party hos
tess Friday night entertaining mem
ibers of the Twin-Table bridge club
and two invited guests, Miss Leone
Patterson and Mrs. W. L. Mauney.
Tables were attractively appoint
ed for refreshments when guests
came to the party. Each was center
ed with a miniature nosegay of
dainty flowers. The hostess with the
assistance of Mrs, I. B. Goforth ser
ved a chicken salad course with cof
fee. A sweet course was passed.
Following the course, the tables
were rearranged for bridge which
left game awards with Miss Leone
Patterson, visitor high, Mrs. 1 B.
Goforth, club highland Mrs, O. W.
Myers.
The living and dining rooms were
decorated with mixed flowers in un
usual arrangements.
Miss Marion Arthur
Bridge Hostess
Delightful in all appointments
was the bridge party given Thurs
day night by Miss Marlon Arthur at
her home on West King Street
Amid floral arrangements of snap
dragons and chrysanthemums six
tables were placed for bridge and set
for refreshments upon the arrival of
guests. The hostess was assisted In
serving a salad and sweet course
with coffee.
Tables were arranged for bridge
and four animated progressions en
sued with Miss Frances Payne and
Pete McDanlel winning high score
award, Miss Mary Ann Crouse and
Dr. N. R. Reed receiving the conso
lation award.
Mrs. C. D. Blanton
Fortnighter Hostess
Members and guests of the Fort
nighters club were entertained iFrl
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
C D. Blanton.
The Blanton home was tastefully
decorated with African violets and
autumn berries.
High score prize for the afternoon
was won by Mrs. W. K. Mauney, Jr.
During the plays a salad plate
with coffee was served.
Invited guests of the hostess In-'
c'.uded: Mrs. H. 3. Blackmer, Mrs.
R. H. Webb, Mrs. L. E. Abbott, and
Mrs.W. K. Mauney, Jr.
Dehydrated i^-eet potatoes are
valuable as a concentrate feed for
dairy cows, says the Virginia Agrt
?cuKaral Experiment Station. A 75
day feeding tTisl proved that driel
"yams" were worth 991.4 per cent
as much as ground yellow corn
when completely displacing this
train.
Macon county now has 3* grade
A dairies. Average size of herds is
44 cow a each.
"STEPPERS'' LISTED
Jack and Jill Kindergarten All- |
dren who marched at the football J
i game last Friday included; Ann
Cooper, Susan Davis, Mike Dix
on, George Grayson, Patty How
ard, Jane Hambrtgivt, Charlotte
Harrill, Jane Houser, Sammy
Houston, Sue ti'Jnnicurt, Robert
Lane, Carol Loveloce, Kay Maun
ey, Paul Neislci ii'I, Laura Page,
Patricia Pennington, Marian
Plonk, Sandra Plonk, Billy Ram
seur, Billy Shuford, Charles Thorn
asson, and Peggy Ware.
Personals
Y. F. Throneburg Is spending sev
eral day$ at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs J. K. Willis spent
Supday with Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy i
Willis in Hickory.
^ *
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Cheek of Tracy
City, Tcnn., Were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wienener.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Smith. Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Smith visited a brother,
George' Smith, in Charlotte Sunday.!
Miss Marion Arthur and Gene
Timms are planning to" attend the
Duke-Carolina game Saturday.
Mrs. Carl 'Fenster, Mrs. J. T. Da
vidson of Greenville, Mrs. J. B. Har
mon at Gaffney were Thursday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Dav
idson.
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Beam were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Den
nis M^KInney in Elenboro.
Miss Sara lee Harrlll was a week
end guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Harrlll.
Mr. and Mrs. -E. T. Plott and fam
ily were Sunday guests of his par
ents!, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Plott ?of
Concord.
Miss Joyfce Foster spent the week
end In Salisbury at Catawba Col
lege guest of Miss Charlotte Jen
kins.
Mrs. Albert Morris and son, Billie,
Mrs. Clyde Murphy, and son, Pat,
attended the Christmas parade in
Charlotte Wednesday. ~
Mrs. Amos Dean was called to
Wendell Tuesday on account of the
serious illness of her mother, . Mrs.
I Morris.
Miss Cora Herndon of Raleigh)
spent the weekend with her mother, !
Mrs. P. D. Herndon. .
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Elam and
children of Marshall were guests in
I the home of his parents, Mr. and1
Mrs. K. J, Elam 'over the weekend.
Miss, Barbara Jean Matthews, stu
dent at Mara Hill College, spen^the
weekend with her parents, Mr. and'
Mrs. Eugene Matthews.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Abbott were
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Ril
jey in Greenville during the week
end. They attended the Davidson
Furman game Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frite Mann of Sene
ca, S. C-i were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J; H. Pressley several days last week.
: Mr. Mann is golf professional at
i Oconee County Country Club.
Mr*. W. W. Tolleaon has returned'
home after spending sometime wltl*
her father, -vho has not been well.
^ Admissions to Veterans Adminis
tration hospitals and to hospitals
under contract to the VA reached
an all-time peak of 53.000 ex
servicemen and women during Au
gust, 1949.
DIPBNDAB l?
&Rt NT1NG
Phones
SENSATIONAL HISTORY- MAKING VALUE
IT'S DIFFERENT!
IT'S STRIKING'
The greatest combination
Hmerica s newest
sensation for your
little sweetheart
Metal Stroller in rich red
and blue enamel finish
with contrasting white
wheels Adjustable
safety belt to hold
largest or smallest doll.
Natural Ton
Petticoat and Rubber P.inties
Fancy Dress. Shoes .& Socks
Her arms ond legs are made of LATEX. Feel like
real skin. She's lovely in her fine organdy dress
and bonnet of pink or blue, with pastel shade lace
trim. Complete with boots, rayon socks, petticoat
and rubber panties. How proud and happy your
little girl will be to own this sensational combinc
tion . . . consisting of the all-metal stroller and
America's Stroll-N-Doll*. *
HVRRy Wv-1^
VNj\ J| A
LIMITED QUANTITY WHILE THEY LAST!