The Lexington advertiser., 1933-10-26
WEST

Womans Club.
The Woman's Club of West met IN the
club room Wednesday afternoon WIN
Mrs. O. W. Thomas, hostess ana MRS
w n jackson, president, preslolns
Tho c,ub room was attractively deeorat-
cd with the Halloween motif preoom.
;r,tinq Mrs. l.. J. Hand was elected
delegate to the State Convention OF the
Moderated Clubs. Mrs. M. S. Rogers
a;roc+ed an unusually interesting prog
ram in observance of national art "eeH,
on" The Church and the Flne ~.
Roll Call was responded to Dy iiius.ia.
inc with print, pictures eNpi
religious thought and telling sohle'h,ns
of the life of the painter. Enseh'ple
SINGING "Bells of st. Mary oy 'ne
club. Mrs. w. H. Jackson told OF Mlch-
ael Angeles paintings in the olseihe
chanel. Mrs. A. ]. Stevens Jr. gave an
interesting account of DoVlncis Mas
terpieces, The Last Supper and mona
Lisa. Miss Pauline Carter delighted the
club with a reading. The visitors 1or
tho afternoon were: Misses Pauline and
Annie Lee Carter, Miss Hilda Perkins
Mrs. Eddie Thompson and Mrs. =. D.
Steen. During the social hour the nos
tess served delicious refreshments
PRESBYTERIAN Auxiliary.
The circle meeting of the woman
Auxiliary met with Mrs. c. b. Alexan-
dar prayer for Gods blessing open
cd the meeting followed by roll call ana
reading of the minutes. A report from
Mrs. C. B. Alexander, delegate to group
r1yy
secretaries read as sent out by MISS
McGauhey. Mrs. S. F. Abney leo the
nroqram. Topic: Light Admist Prison
Shadows" Mrs. Abney also told an m
teresting story, "The Prisoners Friend.
The first lesson in our Foreign MISSION
Study book-"The Ambassador Supreme
was given by Mrs. Alexander. Mrs.
Alexander gave the last chapter of the
years Bible study as a closing devot-
ionoal.
Old Fashioned Evening.
Plans are being made for An Old
Fashioned Evening" to be given IN the
West School Auditorium, November ~,
at 1880 p m. A spelling match will be
one feature of the program, in which
the women challenge the men of the
town. Further announcements will be
made later The proceeds will go to
buy books for the school library.
Girl Reserves Halloween
Entertainment.
The Girl Reserves will sponsor a
Halloween Carnival Friday evening,
October 27, at seven-thirty o'clock Don
your spook costume and come to the
West school building for an evening of
fun, thrills and hair-raising experiences.
A prize will be given for the best cos
tune Admission is five cents.
New Century Club Meets.
The New Century Club of West met
in the community club room. Thursday
afternoon, with Mrs. Jesse Aldridge en-
tertaining. The president, Mrs. A. l.
Campbell presided through a short busi-
ness session after which the following
program on Press and Publicity was
rendered, as follows: Value of Club Re-
porting-Mrs. w. T. Hand; What Con-
stitutes News-Mrs. Rogers Holmes;
Club Women from an Editors Stand
point-Mrs. W. E. McCrary; When Club
Women are News-Mrs. H. A. Moore.
The hostess served refreshments to the
members and to the following guests
Mrs. Mamie Bell, Jackson; and Miss
Martha McCrary, who rendered two
piano selections.
Quilt Exhibit.
quilt exhibit, sponsored by the New
Century Club, displayed in a store up
town was a scene of much interest, on
Thursday of last week. Fifty-one quilts
in all were artistically arranged to the
advantage of all who visited the dis
play The oldest quilts there belonged
to Mrs. H. A. Moore and Miss Annie
Green and were from So to 81 years of
age. Other interesting quilts were
three states flower quilts of Mrs. R..
r. Brock, Mrs. W. H. Taylor and Mrs.
A. l. Campbell.
Brunswick Stew.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Campbell enter
tanned a few of their friends Tuesday
evening with an informal Brunswick
Stew supper. After supper several games
of bridge were played. Friends enjoy
ing the evening were Mr.. and Mrs Ray