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library the brides book was kept by Miss Beulah Ellard and Mrs. L. P. Witte and Miss Sarah Ellard served punch. At o'clock a special messenger arrived with suitcase for the bride-elect, which upon being opened was found to be filled with beautiful and appropriate presents. Late. in the afternoon an ice course wit h favors, a wedding trunk, painted by Miss Hal, was served by Miss Mildred Hall, Miss Gladys Ellard and Miss Louise Shaneman. About 40 guests were pres eut.
 The Woman's Bible class of the Wood- lawn Presbyterian church entertained Wednesday afternoon at social for the ladies of the church in the church par lors. A business meeting was he'd at which officers for the coming year were elected.
 The Priscilla club met Friday morning with Miss Emma Bliss. At the conclusion of the game of rock a salad course was served Those present were Miss Bliss, Miss Nina Bain, Mrs. Edgar Van keu- ren, Miss Marion Bradford Mrs. e. F. Witte, Miss lone Irving, Miss Eleonore Gillian, Miss Clarence Hooper and Mrs. Austin Crouch of Murphresboro, Tenn.
 The s. o. F. club met Thursday even- ing at the home of Miss Corrie Russell. Rock was played and an Easter contest was enjoyed in which the prize was won by Miss Stella Willis. An ice course was served to the following members: Miss Aline Mcfarland Miss Stella Willis, Miss Jessie Robertson Miss Valla Me Cool Miss Frances Campbell, Miss Corrie Russell, MT. P. H. Rawles, MT L. Ruth erford, MT. Warren Word, MT. s. E. Bat son, MT. M. o. Boaz and MT. Claud Morton.
 The Mothers club met Thursday morning in the rooms of the Woodlawn public library. This being the annual business meeting an election of offi- cers for the coming year was held. Those chosen were: Mrs. R. A. Clay ton, president; Mrs: George Hopson, first vice president Mrs. J. R. McClen- don, second vice president Mrs. R. P. Suddeth, secretary; Mrs R. E. Hinkle, treasurer and Mrs. J. H. Farrell, state director. Reports were read from the state convention.
 The Eleanor Hord club met with Mrs R. L. Newsom. The subject of the meet ing was "The Home and Its Work" A paper on the subject of the American Woman in Her Home" was given by Mrs Eugene Newsom. Mrs. J. F. Sims read a paper on Food Products of the World" and Miss Virginia Nixon rem dered "The Children's Hour At the close of the programme delicious ice course in pink and white was served. About 50 memDerS were present.. OlH- CT guests were Mrs. w. M. Lewis, Mrs. w. T. Eason, Mrs. George Willis, Mrs, F. S. Cooley and Mrs w. F. Wilmot.
 Mrs. Brand Currie entertained at spend the day party on Wednesday. Spring flowers in lavender adorned the living room and centered the table where an elaborate luncheon was served at 1 o'clock. In the afternoon bridge was played, the prize being won by Miss Annie Watson. The guests were Mrs Jesse Parrish, Mrs Dave Martin, Mrs Dewitt Simpson and Miss Annie Watson.
 The ladies of the West Woodlawn Baptist church will entertain at mu- sicale in the church Monday evening at o'clock.
 Miss Carline Embry and Miss Linda Embry of Vincent gre the guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Robinson.
 Mrs. R. o. Noojin and little son, Ray Oscar. Jr.. of Attalla are the guests of MT. and Mrs. F. P. Dunnam.
 MT and Mrs. Frank Moody Purser have named. their little daughter Mary Elizabeth
 Mrs c. E. Kennedy, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. B. Robinson, has returned to her home at Lincoln.
 Miss Lottie Swann of Marion is vis iting the family of her aunt Mrs Mary Palmer.
 MT. and Mrs. Bernie Vest have re- turned from a visit to Chattanooga.
 The Needlecraft club will meet next Thursday afternoon with Mrs Bernie Vest.