The daily times., 1921-11-23
KIWANIS HOOST TO LADY
FRIENDS AND MANY OTHERS
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prisx Messrs. Carl Capps.. Edwin
BishSp and Arthur Ruffin were made
the committee and these announced
| that 1852 was the total number and
the average age was 13 3-4. Mrs.
! Paul Yelverton guessed 1910 and
was presented with the prize bas-
ket of fruit from Mr.. Carl Capps.
| Mr.. Sam Leonard led the singing
and nuAJoer of songs were sung
during the evening in which all the
members and visitor Joined. The
ladeis attendance prize a pair Of silk
! hose was donated by Mr.. Luther
/ Tomlinson and won by Mrs. A E.
Bishop. The second prize pair of
candlesticks presented by Mr.. T. B.
Ward was won by Mrs. T. E. Avera
of Rocky Mount. A fountain pen do
mated by Mr.. Johnson King was won
by Mrs. S. E. Leonard. A half doz-
en- linen handkercbiefs from Mr.. Ma
than Daniel went to Miss Lii Chap
man. A vase went to Miss Lucille
Martin from Mr.. Lennox Rawlings.
A fruit cake from Mr.. w. J. Will
, liams went to Mrs. 0. w. Kotistchy
The gentleman's attendance prize
was won by Mr.. Windsor WoOdard
and pair of driving gloves from DR..
Leland Grady went to Mr.. w. d.
Adams
Ladies attendance prizes from Mr.
John Adams went to Mrs j. w
Thomas, and box of candy went to
Mrs. j. S. Whitehead. Mrs. j. NJ.
Daniel secured an electrolier given
by Mr. Selby Anderson. Mrs W. H.
Anderson and Mrs. C. S. Carr won
a basket of fruit. A basket of fruit
from Mr.. Murray Seasons went to
Mrs. John Adams, and another bas-
Capps. Three lady attendance
prizes were drawn for. One a tur-
; key presented by Mr.. Marvin Ed
/ mondson was secured by Mrs, Sid
from Mr.. George J. Starr was won
by Mrs. w. S.eBrown A pair of
hose sthe gift of Mr.. Albert Lahcas-
ter was won by Miss Maxwell A pot
.. of flowers from o. w Kochtitzky was
won by Mrs. M. M. Edmondson, Mrs
F. N. Bridgers secured a bottle of
, cologne given by Mr.. George Wal
'>ston. A basket of flowers from Mr..
George Starr was won by Mrs E. L.
! Flanagan. When this prize was
presented Mr.. Lucas stated that the
, spirit of Mr.. Starr is as sweet as the
flowers he grows. Mrs Paul Lane
received a bottle of cologne given by
Mr.. c. c. Pawell Mrs. George w.
Mitchell received a set of candle
sticks given by Mr.. Ed. Warren, Mrs.
X. c. Moore received bottle of
cologne presented by Mr.. John House.
At this point it was announced that
karl Moore was sick at home, and
the regrets of the club were convey
ed to him. Mrs. Will Graves receiy-
Led a turkey presented BY Mr. Arthur
Ruffin. Miss Martha Stevens receiv-
ed pair of candlesticks presented
by Mr.. J. T. Cheatham. Mrs. N. B.
Herring received box of stationery
presented by Mr.. F. D. Swindell.
A pair of hose from Mr. ]. NJ. Daniel
went to Mrs. Albert Oettinger.
Mrs. J. w. House received a basket
| of fruit from Mr.. VIII Taylor. Mrs.
~. T. Ckeatham received box of
apples which was given by Mr.. A. A.
Rufiin, Mrs. c. A. Pearce received a
box Of handkerchiefs given by MIR
Sid Clark. Mr.. Rogers representing
r. J. Reynolds presented every mem
Der and visitor with a .-1A~ge of
Camel cigarette. A fruit cake from
Mr.. Albert Oettinger went to Mrs. A.
, A. Ruffin.
J The silent boost was given by Mr..
John Elmendorff Of the Builders Ma
lterial Company. It was a match
case containing matches. Mr.. Lu-
cas- stated that he could not get
along without Mr.. Elmendorff and
Mr.. Arthur Ruf1n. That they were
always willing to donate their earn
: est and artistic talents for the sue
cess of the club. A box of candy
the gift of the club was presented
every lady present
The prizes were all handsome and
valuable and the Kiwaniars demon
strated they are generous hearted
fellows and good sports.
;. A number of quips were flung at
each nfhar l,r,