MRS. P. D. HERKDON. Editor
Miss Chapman
Shower Honor??
In honor at MUs Jewell Chap
man whose wedding to Gene
White will be an evem of June
? 16, Mrs. Clarence Smith enter
tained with a lingerie shower at
her home Wednesday night.
Pink -and white carnation^ and
sweet wiiilams brightened the
rooms where a-pprpprlate games
were played. Mrs Eugene Olad
den and Mrs. Pat Chaney were
prize wlnnerB.
A color note of green and white
wa<s carried out in the refresh
ments. The honoree was presen
ted with a corsage of white car
nations upon her arrival, later
in the evening with a shower of
lingerie.
Mrs. Hendricks Fetes
Duplicate Club
The attractive new home of
Mrs. Paul Hendricks was festive
with arrangements of roses,
snapdragons and larkspur on
Monday afternoon when she was
hostess to member of the Du
plicate club and two additional
guests, Mrs. Arnold Klser and
Mrs. Hugh Ormond.
Duplicate bridge was played
throughout the afternoon with
Mrs. Fred Plonk winning high
Ace Oi Clubs Meet
In Lynch Home
Mrs. H. E. Lynch Invited addi
tion#! guests with members of
the Ace of Clubs to make up
three tables of bridge at her
home Thursday afternoon.
A salad course with sand
wiches, hot ham biscuits potato
chips, devil food cake and tea
was served after the progres
sions. Making up the tables-were
Mrs. Amos Dean, Mrs. 1. M. Coop
er, Mrs. L. E. Abbott, Mrs. H. R.
H. Webb, Mrs. Howard Jackson,
Mrs. Carl Mauney and mother,
Mrs. Herman, Mrs. Arnold KLser,
Mrs. Hugh Ormonii, Mrs. t>; W.
Myers, Mrs. P. M. Neisler, Mrs.
J. S. Evans and Mrs. H. C. Mayes.
Mrs! Amos Dean won high
score for members, Mrs. J. M.
Cooper second high. Mre. L. E.
Abbott and Mrs. R. H. Webb car*
ried off visitor's high and sec
ond high respectively.
The Lynch home was lovely
with floral arrangements of red
gladioli, snapdragons, shasta
daises, potted geraniums and
sweet peas.
score. Mrs. Paul Neisler and Mrs.
Arnold Kiser tying for second
high. *
At the close of the progressions
a salad course wag served with
I accessories. "?
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED ? Mr. and Mis. John 1. George an
nounce the engagement of their daughter; rrancea Amelia fliriyifr.
to Ralph Gary Sarvis of Gastonia, North Carolina. The wedding will
take place June 9.
Methodist Have
Children's Home Day
Sunday was Children's Home
Day at Central Methodlat church,
with Supt. O. V. Woosley and
Mrs. Woosley, eleven of .the
twelve children sponsored by
this church, and a nurse from
the Children's Home in Winston*
Salem as guests during the Sun
day School hour and at the
morning, worship. They were
guests also tit the ChUrch Picnic
At Lake Montonia at 1:30 p. m.
v/hen a large number enjoyed
fellowship together, and plenty
of good food.
The sponsored children eat
with their sponsors during the
morning wortshkp, and were In
troduced to the congregation, by
Sup't. Woosley, who called each
child with the sponsoring couple,
or President of the sponsoring
class, to the front of the church.
It was indeed a happy occassion
for all. A photographer was on
hand to make pictures of the
group and of individual children
immediately after church.
.Four of. the children came
ahead of time, on Thursday, with
Rev. and Mrs. BrendalL and Vis
ited with their sponsors until
Sunday. These were: HDy t
Brooks, 9, sponsored by Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Davis; CeJua Vaughn,
7, sponsored fry Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Daugherty; Claude McKln
ney, 7. sponsored toy Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Payne, and Judith
Vaughn, 6, sponsored by Rev. and
Bin. J. H. Brendall. Due to ill
ness, dhe of the chtldren was un
able to co'me Sunday, little John
Vaughn, 2, sponsored by Mr. and
Mrs. Baxter Payseur. The other
children Who came Sunday were
James Bright, 16 (Young Adults),
Joan Cox, 16 (Men's Bible Class),
Louise Williams, J5, Meth.
Youth FelhrvShlp), Michael Nes
bit, 7 (Mr. and Mrs. George Bla
lock), Joni "Vaughn, 4, ( Mr.AQj
Mrs. ClalseftCe Peele), Dennis
Wicker, 4 (Daughters at WeSjey),
and Doris Jean. Godman, 8, (Mr.
and Mrs. Hill Carpenter.)
Mrs. Griffin Is
Rook Club Histess
Mrs. E. W. Griffin vrtm hostess
to members of the One High
Rook Club end several other
guests at her home Thursday
night When guests arrived they
found their places at small ta
bles in the living and dining
rooms, where the accent was
placed on numerous bouquets of
mixed cut flowers.
Four progressions of rook were
played. When: scores were a<Jded,
Mrs. C. A. Butter-worth was re
cipient of visitor's high score
award, Mrs. W. G. Grantham re
ceived the consolation award.
When cards were laid aside,
covers were laid and each of the
small tables was centered with a
miniature vase of mixed flow
ers. Mrs. Griffin was assisted In
serving homemade cake ' ice
cream, ntits and a fruit drink.
Special guests were Mesdames
J. K. Willis, C. A. Butterworth,
D. G. Littlejohn and Y. F. Thorn
burg.
Falls Children
Receive Honors
Miss Sara FaJHs, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Falls of Rings
Mountain and Dunedln, Fla., has
been voted the most popular girl
in Dunedm and received a $60
bicycle. * '
Tommie Falls, a senior at
Clearwater, Fla. has Just won an
Elgin watch. -?
Exports of unmanufactured to*
bacco during the first quarter of
1951 totaled more than 81 mil
lion pounds? 28 per cent shove
shipments during the same oar
iod In 1950.
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MARRIAGE ANKOUfcCED ? Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd l*wiscamoun*e
the marriage of thoir daughter. Pic. Emogene LewU. *o S/Sgt. Cecil
Stewart son of Mrs. El ma Stewart of Clow. 8. C. The naptiafc W?*
celebrated la Staoroport. La. Wo Stewart Is stationed at Lackland
Air Force Base, and 8/Bgt Stewart Is now in the Far East
Jaycettes Meet
With Mrs. Thorburri y
Mrs. Bruce Thoiburn delightful
ly entertained the newly organ*
ized Jaycettes at her heme Mon
day night .
Mrs. Covington, head nurse at
the hospital, was guest speaker
and discussed ways in whfch the
ladles might help out with little
duties at the hospital.
It Whs voted the Jaycettes
would keep the scrap book 'for
the Jay fe<M Several other pro
jects were discussed,
. A social period was enjoyed
After the business, the hostess
served a dessert course. .
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Margrace Club Hear
Report Op. Softball
The Margrace Club tnet Friday,
May 25, with sixteen members
dnd two visitors present.
iMl-8. C. W. Falls, president pre
sided. Mrs. Floyd Bates had
charge of the devotional period.
Mrs. Ben Horton gave a report
on the girls softball team and
it was voted that the .cluib buy a
new sofball.
Tempting refreshments were
served by the hostesses Mrs. M.
C. Gore, Mrs. John Clonlnger and
Mrs. Floyd Bates.
Plans Announced
For Dancing Classes
Mrs. Coman Falls announced
this -week her dancing classes
will continue through the sum
mer months.
The nursery and dancing clas
ses wil meet twice a week from
19:00 a. ip. until 12 noon.
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