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. IS a Mrs. P. D. Herndon, Editor Mrs. H. C. Mayes Entertains With Dinner For Brides-Elect The spacious Mayes home on Ridge Street was the scene of a beautiful party Thursday after noon when Mrs. Mayes entertain ed with bridge and buffet dinner , complimenting Miss Peggy Ar thur and Miss Patty Neisler, at tractive and much feted brides elect. The entire lower floor of the home was thrown ensuite and lavishly decorated for the occa sion with a profusion of gladioli, dahlias, roses, zinnias and lacy vine. Particularly striking were the arrangements in the dining room of white and gold. The ta?le was overlaid with an Imported white linen cloth and centered with a gold and white arrangement of gladioli, dahlias, zinnias and soft ened with a dainty vine, flanked on either side with golden cande labras holding white tapers. Oh the buffet was a sumptuous ar rangement of marigolds forming the base with a fan shaped ar rangement of white glads and dahlias. On either side were gold en candle sticks. On the server was a corresponding arrange ment flanked with candles in golden holders. In the living room mixed flo- 1 wers with yellow dahlias key noted the decorations. Pyrancan tha berries and zinnias added a | festive decorative note in the den. Several progressions of bridge were played with the hostesses presenting playing prizes to Mr. Charles Neisler and Mrs. B. S. Neill. Miss Patty Neisler and her mo-, ther, Mrs. Hunter Neisler came for dinner. Individual tables were overlaid with white linen cloths, each centered with a golden horse shoe tied with tiny white ribbon and a dainty nose gay of white flowers. The honorees' places were ?marked with yellow rosebuds tied to the horseshoes. These were given to them for "Good luck". A handsomely appointed buffet dinner was served from tho din ing table, The honorees were presented gifts of linen by Mrs. Mayes. Patrica Ann Smith Notes Sixth Birthday With Party . Patrica Ann Smith celebrated her sixth birthday Saturday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Yates Smith in the Dixon community. Games were played and favors presented the 14 guests present. The children were invited into the dining room for refreshments. The birthday cake gayiy decorat ed with six candles and inscribed, "Happy Birthday Patsy" graced the center of the table. The hos tess served ice cream cones, can dy and other party refreshments, Those present to celebrate the happy occasion were: Linda and Gary Stewart, Billy Sellers, Joy ce Childers, Sandra and Wanda Bumgardner, Diane Almond, Vic kie and Brenda Jackson, Tony Hughes, Isabelle Smith, Gail and Judy Boiinger. The honoree received many nice gifts from her friends. Mr. And Mrs. Spears Entertain Deacons of Church Mr. and Mrs. Goldman Spears entertained at their home Satur day night with a chicken supper honoring the deacons and two new deacons elect of the Mace donia Baptist church. Covers were laid for the fol lowing: Rev. R. L Hardin, pas tor, G. L. Spears, T. E. Moss, J. R. Champion, J: B. Franks, C. L. Alexander, C. O. White, Morris Timms, and Kermit Huffstetler. Mr. Bud Falls was a special guest. . Mr*;. B. R. Smith returned Sat urday from a trip to New York City where she visited her son. Henry Smith and Mrs. Smith. ARTHRITIS? I have been wonderfully blessed in being restored to active life after being crippled in nearly every joint In my body and with muscular soreness from head to foot, I had Rheumatoid Arthritis and other forms of Rheumatism, hands deformed and my ankles were set. Limited space prohibits telling you more here but if you will write me I will reply at once and tell you how I received this won derful relief. ? Mrs. LeSa S. Wier 2805 Arbor Hills Drive P. O. Box 3122 Jackson 7, Mississippi. o-2-9-pd Girl Scout Conference To Meet In Charlotte Charlotte will be. hostess for the 20th Conference of the Juli ette Low Girl Scout Region on October 14, 15. 16. The Pioneer Area Girl Scouts are expecting to be well repre sented at all sessions. The Con ference will open Tuesday even ing with a program presented by the Charlotte Girl Scouts, in the city Armory Auditorium. Sessions on Wednesday and Thursday will cover International Scouting, Public Relations, Scouting for the Handicapped, and better methods of organization. These will be in teresting and exciting, with slides and movies as well as speakers. There will also be a luncheon for Council Presidents and Execu tives, and an afternoon tea for all. Active on the program commit tee which has been planning this conference is Mrs. W. P. Dun son of Mt. Holly, who is a mem ber of the Pioneer Area Girl Scout Board. Girl Scout Adults are asked to notify the Girl Scout office of their intentions to attend, so that registrations can be made. Men are invited too. Pretty Bridge Party Given Monday ln,B. S. Neill Home .One of the lovely parties of the week honoring Miss Peggy Ar thur was given Monday after noon, September 22, by Mrs. B. S. Neill and Mrs. Robert Nelll at thp Neill home on West Gold Street. Sharing honors with Miss Arthur was Miss Patty Neisler also a bride-elect of October. Miss Arthur had chosen for the party a blue taffeta dress, with shrimp velvet jacket and cumber bund and matching velvet hat. Miss Neisler ch'ose a platinum blue suit with felt brick color hat. A color motif was effectively carried out by utilizing late sum mer flowers in the living and dining rooms. As guests arrived they found their places at small tables, prior to the games were invited into thq dining room, from orte table at a time. Yellow pom pom chrysan themums and dyed gypsophilia were artistically used in the ar rangement on the table, hot rolls filled with chicken salad, dainty party sandwiches, fancy cakes were served with punch. Mrs. B. A. Elliott Of Shelby presided at the punch bowl. Guests reassembled in the liv ing room and enjoyed several pro gressions of bridge. Miss Patty Neisler carried off high honors with Mrs. Charl,es Neisler runner up for second high. The hostess presented the hon orees with a breakfast set for two in green Ballerina china. Margrace Woman's Club Elected New Officers The Margrace Club met in the Club house Friday evening. Mrs. C. VV. Palls conducted the devo tional and presided during the meeting. Bingo was played at the con clusion of the business session, the- bingo prizes were minature vases filled with rosebuds and other seasonal flowers from the lovely flower garden of Mrs. Dewey Caldwell. The following slate of officers were ele'eted: Mrs. C. W. Falls, president; Mrs. Forrest Weaver, vice-president.; Mrs. Joe Foster, secretary and reporter; Mrs. Carl Gantt, treasurer, Mrs. Floyd Gates and Mrs. Roy Spake, visit ing committee; Mrs. Haskell Wil son, chaplain. The hostesses Mesdames, Dew ey Caldwell, John Cloninger, and James Bolin served a party plate consisting of pear salad, chicken salad sandwiches, cake, grapes and Ice tea. Conrad Hughes Honored On Birthday Anniversary The children and grandchildren of Conrad Hughes happily sur; prised him Sunday with a birth day dinner at his home in the Dixon community. At noon a bountiful picnic din ner was spread on tables in the yard. Those enjoying the family ga thering were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hughes and son, Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hughes and daughter. Faye, of Newberry, S. C.. Mr. arid Mrs. D. C. Hughes and son, Dudley, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Barber and son, Johnny, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hughes and son, Conrad. Also John Lewis and Shirley Hughes, Mrs. Erwin Hughes, his mother, Mrs. W. G. Hughes, Miss es Gertrude Farris, Lib Stewart. Prentiss Hambright and Marvin Caveny. Mr. Hughes was the recipient of many lovely gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Caldwell and daughter, Sandly of Newberry, S. C., visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Smith and Mr. arid Mrs. Dewey Caldwell Sunday. Yesterday's Figures Yesterday's figures, or last year's, mean little when it comes to construction today. Tou can't build a home today (or what you could ten years ago. Therefore, a fire today would cost you more insure accordingly. The Arthur Hay Agency ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE ;./ .? Phone 182 timmmmmmmmmm mrnHmamtimmmmmmmmmrnimmmmm ? : P E R S O N A I S Misses Thelma Thornhurg, Ann Byers and Henry Thornburg spent the weekend in Ridgecrest with M. O. Thornburg. Mrs. Stella Allran of Cherry ville was a spendthe-nlght guest Friday of Mrs. A. A. Allran. Miss Gertrude Farris of Shelby spent the weekend with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Harris. "Sirs. W, P. Bumgardner and daughters, Sandra, Wanda, and Beverly June, will leave Saturday to join Mr. Bumgardner, who is a ministerial student in Kentcky. The Bumgardners have spent the summer here with Mrs. Bum gardner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Childers. Misses Margaret Cornwell and Kitty Sutton attended the Metho dist conference in Charlotte Sun day. T/Sgt. VVray W. Stewart left Sunday to return to Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, after a two week leaves here with friends' and relatives. Mrs. k. B. Arthur and daugh ter, Kcnrie, and Mrs. R. , G. Groom of Greensboro were Sat urday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Arthur.' Mrs. B. A. Culp spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Paysour while Rev. Culp was atttr.ding Conference in Charlotte. Mrs. Booth Gillespie Fetes Miis Neisler With Luncheon One of the many lovely cour tesies of last week extended Miss Patty Neisler, bride-elect was a luncheon given Friday by Mrs. Booth Gillespie at the Country Club. The club lounge and living rooms held numerous arrange ments of dahlias, roses, false dra gon head and lace vine. Guests were seated at one long table In the private dining room. The table was overlaid with an imported linen banquet cloth of Italian cut work with lace in serts and edging. An oblong cry stal bowl with white gladioli, but ton chrysanthemums, tube roses; gypsophilia and fern was used in the center of the table, place cards were in the bridal motlff. Favors were giant black patent book matches with Fatty and John }n while; tied on one corner with a white satin bow. centered With a white button chrysanthe mum and silver bell, also added a decorative note. Dark red dahlias were used on the mantle. The hostess gift to Miss Neisler was a silver ciga rette urn with four matching ash trays. A perfectly appointed Jour course luncheon was served the honoree, her mother, Mrs. Hunter Neisler, Mrs,. Paul 'Neisler, Mrs. Amos Dean, Mrs. Fred Plonk, Mrs. David NeiU, Mrs. Jdy Pat terson, Mrs. O, VV. Myers, Miss Cornelia Dick and Mrs. Gillespie. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Weir and daughters were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Ervin of Rutherfordton. Qt'KSTION: What chancp has the farmer got in knowing whe ther he is Retting the full market value for his Cotton? ANSWER: A good one, accord ing to D. H. Standi, State College extension cotton marketing spe cialist., if he will avail himself of the Smith Doxey Classing Service, made possible by the Smith-Dox ey Act. If you want to know as much about your cotton as the man who buys it, Standi asserts, all you have to do is request that your ginvfr send samples to Raleigh Where a staff of experts will clas sify them. Here's what several farmers have to say of the service: J. T. Lawrence, Route 2, Tar boro ? "You know what you are doing. It puts you in a similar position to that of the buyer..." Lawrence keeps a record of the grade and staple On each bale o? cotton ginned. He knows which farmer on his land has the high est quality cotton and which gin ner" gives him the best grades. }$?&: t i ijijijih ' f ? : ? ' ?MirittMHHHHBHHHBMHHHHHttBHHHHRHMi Fine Furniture at LOWEST PRICES of the Year . . . on Sterchi'e EASY TERMS ? You'tl Expect to Pay $50 More! BOOKCASE BED and DOUBLE DRESSER in Sea Foam Oak! One of the most sensational offers ever made in a lovely, straightline modern suite. Handsome, genuine plate glass mirror graces the spa ciojs double dresser. Lots of room lor radio, ' books, magazines in the sr.iart, bookcase headboard. 3-pc. 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