The Lexington advertiser., 1932-12-15
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rhe new Century Club met Thursday
afternoon in the home of Mrs. H. A.
Moore with 10 members present. Mrs.
A. l. Campbell, vice president, presiding
in absence of the president. After the
business meeting the program was turn
ed over to the leader for the afternoon,
Mrs. A. l. Campbell. The program be-
ing on Public Welfare Roll Coll
Division of correction, The Prison
Mrs. W. N. Oliver, The Prisoner-Mrs.
Q. Weeks, Employment of Prisoners
Discharge Payrolls and Pardons-Mrs.
Clyde Thweatt, What Women's Clubs
Can Do-Mrs. A. l. Campbell Mrs.
Harvey Adcock of Philadelphia was
welcomed as a visitor
| The Study Circle of the Missionary
Society met in the home of Mrs. M. S.
Rogers on Tuesday afternoon, the meet
ing was opened with Scripture reading
by Mrs. Stephens, Prayer by Mrs. Hagin,
I the last two chapters of "The Challenge
of Change" were given by Mrs. Will
Brock and Mrs. A. j. Stevens Jr A
business session to complete the cleo
tion of officers was held Mrs Walton
McCary resigned as president and Mrs.
A. j. Stevens Sr. was elected to serve
for the new year. This being the last
meeting of the year the fourth quarter
reports were made. Mrs. Rogers SER
we'd ginger pudding and sauce with hot
tea.
The Girl Reserves held their regular
meeting Wednesday,, December T. The
program was planned to carry out the
code ''Spnipcr ba full ~,
roll call, which was answered with the
name Of an artist or painting, the fol-
lowing program on Seeing the Beauti-
ful in Art" was presented: Life and
works of Millet-Marynell Hand; A
reading-The Angles-Laura Melton A
living picture of the Angles-Leons Cox.
We were then dismissed with the BEN
ediction.
Vests basket ball team played Sal
lis at Sails Friday. The score was in
favor of Sails for both games.
Thurlough johnson and Miss Maurine
Merideth went to Sails to see the game
Friday evening
Bessie Edwards was pleasant visi-
tor of Elizabeth Browning one night the
past week.
The West Community Home demon
stratlon club members met with Mrs. N.
l.. McCrory on last Tuesday and made
necessary garments out of the material
belonging to the club, they have nearly
all been well placed and we hope to have
another such useful meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Browning and lit
tie ones made Mr.. Browning's mother a
short call call on last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. A. l.. Davis is at home this week
end from Jackson for a few days stay
with home folks.
Elizabeth Creswell was welcome lit
tie visitor of Marguerite Browning on
last Sunday.
Mrs. S. j. Browning and Mrs J. ].
Browning were Durant callers last
Thursday on business
Mrs. N. l.. and j. c. McCrory were
pleasant callers of Mrs. j. E. Allen on
last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. S. j. Browning made two trips to
Durant on last Wednesday getting dem
tai work done.
Little Miss Myrtle Browning celebrat-
ed her 4th birthday last Saturday week
with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Cade accompanied
their sister, Miss Louise Cade to Jack
son for hospital treatment, Saturday
afternoon. On "Ole Miss" Sunday morn
ing. Mrs. C. c. Cade left to join them
at the Baptist hospital. Her many
friends wish for her a speedy recovery.
All the school has the Christmas
spirit. The grammar, intermediate and
primary rooms are all decorated Bells
miniature Christmas trees, window
ornaments, candles, sand tables, Santa
Claus on parade, ""Christmas at the Lit
tie Red School House." and Christmas
Carols by Public School Music Depart
ment.
The one thing that is marring our
happiness in the flu during this bad
weather. Some of the school trucks
brought in only fifty per cent of the
children, but not all the absent have the
flu.
NJ. S. Rogers, A. C. Autry and Joe
Alexander met with the Board Friday
relative to tax reduction.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. jackson were
social visitors in Durant Saturday.
After an absence of some weeks on
account of illness, Mrs. d. H. Rhyme
returned to school Wednesday to take up