The Winslow mail., 1924-10-03
Around Town
Program At Baptist Church

church will hold annual rally and pro-
motion day exercises Sunday morning,
beginning at 945. An interesting pro-
gram is being arranged by the school
for the occasion. Go-to-church Sun
day will be observed at IL a. m. when
the pastor will preach on the subject
"a Blood Religion" The public is
invited to observe this day in the SER
vices. The pastor will also preach
at 1880 p. m.
Come To Church Sunday
Next Sunday is Come to Church"
Sunday among the Christian churches
and also among many of the other
churches of the country. You are earn
estly solicited to attend church some
where on next Sunday. If not reg
ular attendant at church services
make a special effort to attend some
of the services in Winslow next Sun
day. The Christian church extends a
special invitation to all who are to
do so, to attend it's services Sunday
and hear Evangelist Stout.
Mrs. Walcott Entertains
Mrs. Riley Walcott delightfully."- en-
tertained at bridge Monday evening in
honor of Mrs E. J. Gibson and Mrs.
Ed Howell. Mrs. Gibson was the hold
er of high score when the tallies were
counted. Each of the guests of honor
were presented with a lovely gift
Among those present besides the
honor guests were Mesdames Robert
Powell, Curl Bazell, c. Rhoades, R.
c. Kaufman, Chas. Daze, L. H. Ball,
L<oJ
som and E. G. Gilpin. Mrs. W. A.
Parr assisted Mrs Walcott in serving
Aid Business Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid of the Methodist church last week
the following general officers were
unanimously reelected: Mrs. Clara
French, president; Mrs. Lottie Bis
bee, secretary; and Mrs. Ludie Burney,
treasurer Reports for the past year
were encouraging. The president re-
ported about two hundred calls made
and she said the harmony among the
workers had made her work as presi-
dent pleasure. The treasurer's book
showed total receipts for the year
$65796, total disbursements $647.25, in
building fund $50465. More definite
plans were discussed for the bazaar
to be held December 8th and 9th
Paper Bridge Party
Asters were used profusely to deco
rate the home of Mrs. j. B. FusselI
Saturday night, when Miss Hortense
Miller entertained eight tables with
a paper bridge party Table covers,
napkins and dishes were of paper as
fT,O 1o,Niz n A
won high honors and Miss Edna Elder
was given the consolation prize. Love-
ly refreshments were served Those
present were: Mesdames A. j. Ro-
billiard, G. A. Hansen, P R. Liljedahl,
A. E. Ellis, 0. Root W. j. Wyrick, G.
T. Stevens, and the Misses Nan Brown,
Mary Brown, Virginia Bly,, Ruth
Goldsworthy, Marie Waller, Madalyne
Myers, McNelly, McCully, Gertrude
Davis, Ruby Lowitzki, Louise Dady,
Mable Cole, Edna Elder, Scott, Blood
good, Marguerite Wyrick, Reba Rosy,
Cline, Pullins and Oakley.
Days Surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd L. Day were
Unexpectedly made hosts to many of
their friends last Thursday evening
when the Crusaders class of the
Methodist Sunday school gathered to-
gether and crusaded on the Day home.
An enjoyable time was had by ALL A
session of the Sunday school class was
part of the evenings entertainment.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. o.
j. Hurst, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dare,
Miss Gladys Vorce, Miss Lelah Vorce,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Johnson Fred Doner,
Mrs. c. B. Henderson, Miss Edna
Bowden, Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Gam
mage, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Camp, Mr.
and Mrs M. H. Dimmick, Joe Lieber-
man, Alfred Nippon, Mrs. Frona Parr,
Mrs. Dean Burney, C. H. Werner, Miss
Isabelle Coe, Miss Edna Elder, Miss
Gertrude Davis, Mrs Chas. P. Mason,
Miss Marvel Penrod, Mrs Sam Proc
tor, Billy Dean Burney, Charlie Dare,
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Day and Ralph
Day.
Mrs. BarstOw Entertains
One of the most delightful social
events of the season was that enjoyed
by the guests of Mrs. G. w. Barstow,
when she entertained nine tables at
bridge at her home on West Fourth,
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Geo Sughrue
was awarded the honor for high score.
Deiic Gus refreshments were served.
Mrs. HarSiow' 5 guests were: Mes
danes w. Wyrick James Hickey,
H. F. Savage Geo Sughrue, j. w.
Bazell, q. c. Bazell. C. J Brooks, B.
F. Evans, Kiernan. c. T. Shew, R.
Chas. M. Pincetl, Stanley Pincetl. w
D. Chase, ]. J. Warman, r. C. Rhodes,
e. c. Gilpin, c. H. Payne, Sam Fol-
som, Berard Mullen, Gibson, T. c.
Reed, j. j. Holm, " H. Wilson, Tug
Wilson, T. M Quebedeaux, R. C. Kauf-
man, E. e. Friday Joseph Donohue,
R. A. Harris, Riley Walcott, Robert
Powell, E. H. Black, R. B. Walton,
c. A. Hansen, Ada Gates, Parks, Chas.
Calm and the Misses Louise Dady,
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