The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-10-02
NJ. S.. C. w. GIRLS
ENTERTAINED
BY CHURCHES
Reception Given On Friday Night To
Show The Young Ladies We
Appreciate Them.
First Chr stan Church.

The ladies Of the First Christian
1 Church gave reception at the church
on Friday night in honor of The your.
ladies from the college who are mem
bera Of that denomination. A large
crowd was present, and the occasion
! proved to be very pleasant. The Rev
Arthur M. Growden, D. d., pastor Of
the church, presided and made a short
address of welcome. The program
was as follows, at the conclusion OF
VIII oh social hour was enjoyed ano
delicious refreshments were served:
Song, "All Hail the Power of Jesus
Name"
Address of Welcome by the Rev.
Arthur M. Growden, d. D.
Vocal Solo by Miss Tennie Wal
lace
Vocal Solo by Miss Sadie Showers.
Reading, "The Lost Word" by Miss
Ada Rivers. Miller.
Reading by Miss Leake.
The church auditorium was beau
fully decorated for the occasion
with a wealth of cut flowers, potted
plants and ferns.
At the conclusion of the reception,
Doctor Growden announced that he
would organize class Of college girls
this morning for work in the Chris
Cian Sunday Schools.
First Presbyterian Church.
The members of the First Presby-
,erian Church were the gracious hosts
Of the college girls and members of
The high school and college faculties
IN Friday evening. The Sunday
School rooms were especially bright
and attractive in an array of cut
lowers gracefully arranged among
many ferns and pretty greenery. The
guests were met by the Rev. and Mrs.
Jesse C. Rowan, the officers of the
Auxiliary and chairmen of the four
circles, who gave them hearty wei
come into the town, the college and
the church. A delightful program
was arranged, during which Misses
Beatrice Grace, Sadie Flowers, Ten
ME Wallace and Katherine Lindamood
rendered solos, which were enjoyed
by all. An attractive ice course, com ,
plotting the color scheme of pink and
white, was served, and the girls de-
parted with words Of appreciation for
the delightful evening which had
been afforded them.
First Methodist Church.
On Friday night the girls of NJ. S.
C. W., with members of the faculty
of the college and the high school,
we're entertained by the members of
the First Methodist Church in very
enjoyable way AS they arrived they
registered in a record book giving
their names and home addresses, 50
that each guest might leave some per-
sonal remembrance. In the receiving
line were the Rev. and Mrs. I. II.
Lipscomb. the Rev. and Mrs. A. 7.
McIlwain. and Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Pegues, who met them in an informal
way that made each guest feel fully
at home. After all had assembled,
he Rev. T. H. Lipscomb, who was
master of ceremonies, introduced the
following who were on the program:
DR.. J. w. Lipscomb, who made an
eloquent address of welcome; Mr.. A.
1. Pegues, Mrs. Sarah Sheffield,
drs T. H. McBeath and Rev. Nell
vain, while responses were made by
Dr.. II. II. Ellis, Superintendent of
'itv Schools; Miss Courier of the
Iirh School faculty, and Miss
frances Hooper, of the College facul-
Y. At intervals musical selections
serc given. with Mrs. Robert Lipsey
residing at the piano, and solos by
Hiss Graham, assistant in the voice
apartment of NJ. S. c. w, and Miss
lynn, Of the high school faculty.
One Of the most enjoyable features
the evening was the reading by
lrs. William Steenc, who is the tai
ntcd teacher Of expression at NJ. 5.
. W, and a selection by Miss Helen
evils. The guests were later served
n ice course. which completed a most
clightful evening.
First Baptist Church.
The First Baptist Church was the
,ene Of a pretty social, Friday even
IL. when the girls and teachers Of
he college were honorces Of a de
rhtful entertainment given by the
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