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Thursday. October 6, 1949
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elsewhere. Tall white candles flan
ked a centerpiece of pastel tinted
dahlias on the dining table with a
similar arrangement adorning the
j buffet.
Later in the evening the hostesses
; served a salad course *ith other par
ity dainties, coffee and cookies.
Ella Riddell Circle
" ' — In October Meeting
The Ella Riddell circle of Thorn-
on Monday evening with Mrs. H. we jj M ernor j a i church met Tuesday
C. Suber and Miss Dons Suber as morning at the Home of Peace on
h0 , s es - s - the orphanage campus.
Miss Suber, assisted by Mrs. Hatch- Mrs . E . A . Richardson called the
ford oland, rendered the program meeting to order and a sho rt busi-
Adair.
Roses, dahlias and spider lilies in
attractive arrangements adorned the
home.
The program committee for the
year composed of Mrs. J. F. Jacobs,
Katrine Martfn and Mrs. L. C. Sing- ,were attractive with artistic ar-
ley.
Party Here Fetes
Greenville Bride-Elect
rangements of red and white roses
and dahlias.
Upon arriv:a;L'..tho thirty * guests
were served a salad course followed
by cake and coffee.
In cqjhipliment to Miss Louise El- After a period of entertainment
Mrs. Marshall Brown and Mrs. Adair, ton Morris of Greenville, a bride- with games following the bridal
arranged an interesting program on I elect of October, Mrs. Frank Miller theme, the honoree was presented
"Seaports of the World.” « entertained with a bridge party on a shower of miscellaneous gifts
... . , Saturday afternoon.
Adair presented a program _ 4 .
Three tables were laid for cards
Mrs.
on “Singapore .
Later a salad course, coffee and
cake were served.
U. D. C. Chapter
Meets Tonight
The October meeting of the Step-
Vk! C r ha £ te H’ United .Daugh- luru Oianu renaerea me program meeting to order and a short busi .; Circles of the Woman ’ 9 Society of
ll * ? n J he Luthera, } Student Dur-. ness session was held. The minutes 1 Christian Service of Broad Street
ing the evening refreshments of sal- were read and roll called by Mrs. I Methodist church will meet Monday
which were opened and passed.
Mrs. Russell Cooper and Miss Jean
Copeland assisted the hostesses in
the courtesies of entertaining.
Methodist Circles
To Meet Monday
this evening (Thursday) at 7:30 with
Mrs. D. A. Yarborough. Mrs. A. S.
Maxwell will talk on “Brazil”.
Boptist Group
Has Meeting
The Young Women’s Association
of the First Baptist church met on
Monday evening at the home of
Miss Mary Ruth Norman. Miss
Martha Young had charge of the
program on “Christ In A Pagan
World”.
After the program and a business
session a social hour was enjoyed
and the hostess served refreshments.
The next meeting will be held on
November 1 with Miss Martha Simp
son.
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Mrs. Ferguson
Hostess To Club
Mrs. Edward Ferguson entertain
ed members of the Wednesday
bridge club and several additional
guests the past week assembling
players for three tables.
In the card rooms roses and dah
lias in, pastel tints were artistically
arranged. High score honors went
to a club visitor Mrs. Pringle Cope
land, Jr. When cards were laid
aside the hostess served a salad
course.
October 10, at 4 o’clock.
Barden—Mrs. Hubert Pitts chair
man, meets in the church parlors
of roses, gladioli and dahlias.
ad, sandwiches and punch wereiM. A. Macdonald, secretary. Mrs.
served. (Varina Betsill was in charge of the
For the occasion the home was program which included an article man, meeis in me enurvn panuis n *. a** !•
attractive with floral arrangements from “The Survey"—“My Commun- w jth Mrs. Pitts and Mrs. R. L. Lock-irOrty LomplimcntS
ity For Christ.” Mrs. A. S. Maxwell e tt as hostesses. Dahw/n RoIsJa EIaa*
led the Bible study after which thej- Louise Best—Mrs. L. S. Reddeck IvcnnO DriOe-CieCi
meeting was dismissed with repeat
ing the “mispah."
Mrs. W. P. carlton of Union Point,
Ga., was an out-of-town visitor.
in a beautiful setting of dahlias, ros
es and other flowers of the season.
The honoree was presented a corsage
of yellow roses and each guest was G KJ pnv Addresses
given a miniature corsage. Miss Mor- - * ’ —^ - -
ns was also remembered by the
hostess with a gift of silver in her
chosen pattern. After cards salad
and sweet courses were served.
Guests included Greenville friends
of the bride-elect.
Mrs. Betts Hostess
To A. R. P. Society
Mrs. C. Bynum Betts was hostess
to the Woman's Missionary society
of the Associate Reformed Presby
terian church for the October meet
ing on Monday afternoon.
A Home Mission program was led
by Miss Nannie Young Tribble and
the group packed a box for the home
mission station at Hillcrest. N. C.
A special offermg was taken. Mrs
R L. Plaxico gave the devotion and
Bible study from the Gospel of
John.
Later a social hour was enjoyed
and coffee, sandwiches and cookies
were served.
Michael Reddeck
Has Birthday
Baptist Brotherhood
Has 'Ladies Night'
The Brotherhood of the First Bap
tist church entertained Thursday
evening at the college "dining hall
with “ladies night”. About 125
guests enjoyed the following pro
gram:.
“Onward Christian Soldiers”.
Invocation, Rev. J. H. Darr.
Welcome to the Ladies, R. S. Tru-
luck. /
Respnse, Mrs. R. P. Wilder.
Fun ’n Frolick, J. C. Thomas.
‘The Singing Sandman”, Maury
Pearson.
“Good Night, Ladies”.
A four-course dinner was served.
The tables were prettilv decorated
with autumn flow'ers placed
tervals.
Porent-Teocher Group
The first meeting of the 1949-50
session of the Florida Street school
Parent-Teachers Association was
held on Tuesday evening with mem
bers of the city schools faculty, the
trustees and a number of other
visitors as guests.
Following the program a social
hour was enjoyed and new members
chairman; Mrs. Arnold Cannon, hos-1 Mrs. J. David Copeland and Mrs., 0 * faculty were introduced. La-
tess. J- G- Simpson entertained at the t er R ues t s were invited into the din
Mayme Johnson—Mrs. Roy Gas
Study Club Meets
With Mrs. Adair
The first fall meeting of the Stu
dy club was held on Wednesday af-
que chairman and hostess.
Elbe Hatton—Mrs. W- H. Simp
son. chairman; Mrs. F. K. Shealy,
hostess.
The Sara Glenn circle—Mrs. J.
K. Haselden, chairman, will meet at
7:30 in the evening with Mrs. S. A.
Pitts, Jr. as hostess, assisted by Miss
home of the former, with a lovely mg room for refreshments
party honoring Miss Mae Copeland, ^j rs j ** u ' ,an Bohck, president, ex
young bride-elect. Miss Copeland tended a welcome to those attend-
will become the bride of Edwin P. and presided over the following
Alexander of Mountville in a can- program.
dlelight ceremony at historic Dun- _.^°! Tl . nrnttee Reports were heard
can’s Creek church at five o’clock. The library committee will hold op-
Wednesday afternoon, October 19th. en bouse in November in the chu-
For the occasion the party rooms 1 (Continued on page seven)
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Burts Addresses
Century Club
Mrs. E. H. Hall was hostess toj
members of the Century club on j
Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Hickory street.
Robert M. Burts of the Presbyter
ian college faculty was the guest.
speaker and spoke to the group on
"Historical Background of South
America." Twenty members attend-1
ed the meeting
The next meeting will be on Oc- k
tober It at the home of Mrs. John I
Harris.
Tuesdoy Club
Has Meeting
^feniber* of in# Tu«sda> budge 8
club met this week at the home of
Mrs. Raymond Pitts.
Two tables were appointed for;
refreshments and a dessert course
was served before the games When
scores were counted, high and »ec-
end score awards were presented
Mrs. Goyne Simpson and Mrs. Hor- 8
ace Payne.
Monday afternoon in observance 1 Dahlias and roses made a pretty
of his fourth birthday, Michael Red- background for the afternoon games
deck, son of Mr and Mrs L. S.
Reddeck. was host to a number of
neighborhood
Pitts assisted!
tertaining the little folk with out-, j. „ ,,
door games and activities. Mr *’ ' Hammett a n« w-|l
Later the group was invited into to d ,nton was paid a charm-
the dining room for refreshments 1 in 5 <x, ™P lin ^ n, on Friday afternoor
The table appointed in pink and “ r * Caldwell Henderson en- (
white was centered with a birthday te ^ a,n *- d ,n ber
cake holding four lighted candles. , Guests were invited for three tab-
The cake was cut and served with of bridge with a dessert course,
ice cream.
mr. ana mrs l>. ». -n
ou^rnSJ uSX'i'y' Mr *- Hommett Feted
By Mr$. Henderson
be ini
At the.
f enjoyed before cards
usion of a number of interest-
j ing progressions Mrs. Tommy Hol
lis won top score. The hostess also
remembered Mrs. Hammett with a
guest prize.
Throughout the card rooms man
Dinner Forty
Honors Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Edwards en
tertained with a six o’clock dinner , golds were combined with other au-
on Saturday honoring A. D. Bevereky tumn arrangements for decoration.
of Mt. City, Tqnn. who was the guest,
of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Baldwin. Mrs. Pnrtv
Baldwin’s mother, Mrs. J. L. Me- ..
Lendon, of Olanta, who was also vis- FetCS Recent Bride
iting here was a guest. j Honoring Mrs. Alvin Donnan. a
Covers were laid for eight at recen t bnde, Mrs. Homer Jones, Jr.,
the dining table which was centered and j^ rs _ y an j ones entertained on
with a low floral arrangement,
three course dinner was served.
Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
H. R. Jones. Sr.
A group of the bride’s friends in-
| vited for the occasion enjoyed a
number of games and contests. La-
: ter the honoree was surprised with
Lutheran Women
Hold Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of a shower of miscellaneous gifts,
the Woman’s Missionary Society of| In the living room a reflected man-
St. John’s Lutheran church was held 1 tel bouquet of red roses was effec-
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