The Monroe journal., 1922-12-05
Little Miss Charlotte Brown Cele
brates Ninth Birthday.

brates Ninth Birthday.
One of the most enjoyable partie
of the season for little folks was III
one. given for Miss Charlotte Brown
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. W. B
Brown. celebrating her ninth birth
day. which took place Saturday af
ternoOn. Little Miss Brown was as
sisted in receiving by her sister, Mis-.
Claudia Brown. The decorations US
ed for the occasion were suggestiv,
of Christmas and the favors present
ed to each guest were attractiv,
Christmas balls. Ice cream and cak,
was served 10 about twenty-six little
folks. There were fifty-eight invited
but owing to the inclemency of the
weather only the following were pres.
ent: Little Misses Virginia Gravely
Elizabeth Redwine. Jane Crow. Wilma
and Minnie Griffin, Margaret Heath
Sara Glenn, Margaret Love, Lii Kirk
Higgins. Margaret Gaddy. Margaret
Laney, Frances Stack. Frances Ad-
ans, Louise Coble, Mary Lou Porter,
4 Miriam Houston. Masters Bonner
/ Hasty, John Bowles. Dale Bundy. Ed
ward Worley. NJ. G. Shepherd. Will
/ liza mand Ben Heath, Bussie Crowell,
Tercy Laney and Irwin Stack.
Wesleyan Philathea Class Guests
This Evening
The Wesleyan Philathea class Of
Central Methodist church will be the
guests this evening at 7:S0 o'clock at
the Methodist parsonage. Mesdames
c. c. Weaver, c. B. Adams. Eugene
Ashcraft, Will Hudson, and Sam Hud-
son will be hostesses.
Relief Box 10 Be Sent to Newbern
The members of SoroSis club are
going 20 send box of clothes to the
sufferers OF the New Bern fire. The
box is TO be packed and sent Friday.
and anyone having contributions Of
any kind Is earnestly urged to send
them to Mr.. McRorie at the old Pied
mont buggy factory building opposite
the Methods; church, before that
time.
Meeting of Joha Foster Chapter
There will be a meeting of the
John Foster Chapter d A K. Thursday
afternoon at $3.50 with Mrs. Charles
lceman.
Meeting of Golden Link Society
The Golden Link Society of Central
Methodist church will meet Thursday
afternoon at 400 o'clock with Miss
Mamie Garland.
Chautauqua Book Club
Mrs. c. c. Weaver is hostess this
afternoon TO the members of the
Chautauqua Book Club.
Mrs. Ellie Wilson Quite iii
Mrs. Ellie Wilson, who has been
i'll at her home here for several weeks
became suddenly worse and was taken
to the University Hospital in Phila-
delphia, last Saturday night. She
was accompanied by DR.. Linebach of
Charlotte, Miss Cornelia Elliott, su-
perintendent of the Ellen Fitzgerald
Hospital, and her son, Mr.. H. II. viii
son. Mrs. Wilson stood the trip very
nicely and messages received last
HlsHt sldteu tHdl Sne was resting
about the same. Her case has not
been diagnosed by the specialist
there yet, and no operation has been
performed. Mrs. Wilson's many
friends feel grave concern over her
illness and will be glad to learn that
she is no worse.
DR.. and Mrs. r. l.. Payne
The many friends of DR. and Mrs.
Il. L. Payne, will be glad to learn that
DR.. Payne is able to be out again af-
ter a weeks illness and that Mrs.
Payne, who has been quite sick with
dyphtheria, is much improved.
Miss Johnnie Belk Entcrtains
Miss Johnnie Belk was hostess at
two tables of bridge at her home on