The Lexington advertiser., 1933-11-30
PICKENS
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As You Like 1t Club Meets.
The AS You Like 1t Club was enter
tanned in the home of Miss Mary kath-
crime Yarbouogh with Mrs. l.. d. NC
Pherson co-hostess. Besides the regular
members there were several welcomed
guests present: Mrs. Frank Calendar
and Mrs. Zuella Bacon of Durant, Mrs.
Frank Simpson of Flora, Mesdames n.
2. Neblett and Hood May. Mrs. j. NJ.
Marlborough, club delegate to the feder-
alton meeting in Hattiesburg, gave an
interesting report of her trip. After
the business session, delightful pro-
gram was presented by Mrs. w. S. Guy
ton. acting chairman of American
Homes committee. "The Value OF Books
to Children" Mrs. H. R. Varnado: THE
Life and Works of Louisa Alcott,' Mrs.
J. M. Yarborough; vocal solo, Long,
Long Ago." Mrs. Hood May; dramatiza-
ton of part of Little Women" by Mrs.
J. F.. Wilburn and four children, Misses
Annie Marion Guyton, Mary Wilburn,
Josephine McKie and Ruth Maxwell, all
in costume.
At the conclusion of the program the
guests and club members were invited
into the candle-lighted dining room dec
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where tea was served buffet style.
Missionary Society Entertained.
Mrs. Edward Atkinson beautifully
entertained the Methodist Ladies Mis-
sonary Society in her lovely home Mon
day, November 13, 1888. There were
twenty-eight present and the pastor,
Rev. R. P. Neblett, was an honor guest.
Mrs James Wilburn, program chair
man, presented the following program:
Hymn, 90 Zion Haste; prayer; World
Outlook Skit, Mrs. Edward Zeigler; So
cial Movements in Japan, Mrs. Curtis
Meek; Influence of Christianity Upon
Buddhism, Mrs James McKie; the Gov
ernment, Mrs. C. H. Ingram; Toward
An Understanding of the Oneness, Mrs.
A. Rogers; The Peace Movement, Mrs.
Will Hoover; National Temperance
Movement, Mrs. Sam Hall; A Conscience
Against Prostitution, Mrs. W. A. Hanna;
Institution for Social Betterment, Mrs.
R. P Neblett; The Christian Dynamic,
Mrs. B. T. Hoover; Devotional, A Mis-
sionary Thanksgiving Service for World
Sisterhood, Mrs. John Hoover; Hymn
40 Jesus l Have Promised;" closing
prayer, Rev. R. P. Neblett. A happy
social hour was enjoyed and a tempting
plate with chicken salad, date and nut
sandwiches, crackers, pickle, cookies,
home made candy and coffee was served
by the hostess, assisted by Miss Josie
Burton and Ada 10 Atkinson. DR.. w. S
Guyton was an honored tea guest.
Mrs. Sam Hall entertained the Esther
. Case Circle Monday afternoon, Novem
Der 27. This was the business meeting
Mrs. E. ]. Spengler presented the fol
lowing program: Devotional A Psalm
of Thanksgiving, by Mrs. Curtis Meeks
"Wait Minute-God Is Love" (article
from World Outlook, Mrs. Johnny
Davis; "How Our Children Are Contrib
uting to World Friendship" Mrs. Ed
ward Zeigler; prize letter written by
one of the southern Methodist children
read by Mrs. Spengler. Miss John Ada
Walton presided over the business ses
: sion. Plans for bringing Christina.
cheer to shut-ins and needy familie!
were discussed. Miss Walton name,
a committee to bring plans to the circl'
Mesdames Britt Hoover Edward Zeigle
and E. J. Spengler. The collection fo
l. the evening was fourteen dollars. Th
e following officers were elected: Chair
l. man, Mrs. c. G. Meek; secretary, Mrs
E. j. Spengler; treasurer, Mr.. A.
t. Whitehead; local treasurer, Mrs. Jane
McKie. A vote of appreciation wa
given to Miss Walton for her faithful
= service as chairman. Mrs. Hall serve
l delicious home made tamales, crackers
pickle, cookies and coffee to the thin
}. teen members present.
n Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bridgforth and Mr.
e c. V. Maxwell were visitors in Jackso
1T Wednesday.
e Mr.. T. E. Donald of Sails spent Sur
10 day with his sister, Mrs. W. f. Dend,
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