The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-03-21

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By MRS. c. r. McMANAWAY
Society Editor
Phone 90 before IL noon
urTAODIST CIRCLES
WrT YESTERDAY

Circle No. l of the First NJ. +.
church met yesterday afternoon
AZ quests of Mrs. H. C. Quarles,
Nth the chairman. Mrs. A. L.
Cgrley presiding. After the OPEN
NJ song Mrs. Ida Sprecher led in
--aver and conducted the devo-
Soral on The Needs OF the Dea-
rnesS" and reading an appropi-
40 Scripture lesson from the
gook Of Mark. Special prayers
ar the work were then offered by
sye,al members as a close for
his part of the program. Mrs.
: I. Hodges then asked for COM
~;,tee reports. which were good.
-s;yteen members and one visitor,
Yrs. Mary E. Ogle, were present.
V-s. T. r. DeShields conducted
N interesting mission study on
10 chapters from the book on
nina. Sandwiches, cookies and
eEee were served during the So
al half hour. The next meeting
IN be with Mrs. Sprecher.
The meeting of Circle No. =
rs held at the home of Mrs. s.
V Garren who, as chairman, con-
.uei the session which opened
IN the DoXology and prayer.
rs. +. S. McSwain gave a splen-
devotional on Prohibition and
Is C. Few gave the Bible les
gr. An interesting mission les
:, on China was in charge of
Ms ". E. Strider. During the
gyaI period the hostess served
a,jwicheS. cake and tea to Is
-s.bers and two visitors, Mrs.
lagoon and her daughter, Mrs.
{ 4. MagOon.
Circle No. 8 met with Mrs.
.arles Rozzelle. the chairman,
g,s J. ". Payne, being associate
hostess. After the opening song
rave. was offered by Mrs. ]. I.
T.Cmpson. followed by the usual
business session. Mrs. c. II. 7.
Biz gave the devotional and a
5saga!u, poem was read by Mrs.
Roy English. Two chapters from
.ss Mission study book were
axe, I'D and enjoyed by the II
members and two visitors. Cheese
za:s-s and cakes were served
z.:a coffee. The next meeting
q be at the home of Mrs. D. B.
H.: with Mrs. W. F. Penny as
- hostess,
rs. Georgia X. Hunter was
yess at the meeting Of Circle
v. ). which wGs conducted by
rs c. L. Morris. Mrs. Hunter
ave the devotional from the
Book of Mark, closing with pray
:. Reports were good and So
q. service work was planned for
= coming month. MeSdames P.
Gilreath and Z. E. Hartnett
z:.s in charge Of the. program
= The Deaconess." In answer
anil call each member gave the
~ Of a deaconeSS and herc
-ysnt place Of duty, most OIL
E5n were North CaroIlnlans;;
Mrs A. H. Houston presented
/, interesting mission study on
Living Isues in China" using
IT, chapters on Family Life and
Economic Problems. AS an intro
t.c,ion she read an earnes- pray
offered by a Chinaman and a
s.:er from an American woman
E:1tying the language in that
E.untry who told of the customs
t,t life over there. She also dis
ayed pictures of DR.. Young J.
e..en. pioneer missionary; MS
Laura Hagood. called the "Mot-
b Ct Modern China" and Mrs. 4.
Soong, who helped shape ne
Z. inies of China and the churh
2r GOOD. A hymn and prayer y
r.. James L. Brown closed tc
tae..ng. As an ENTERTAINERS
ss.ure a sort Of clever questio-
s.e, prepared by Mrs. Hartnei
b, enjoyed. The hostess servf
salad course and nuts with &C
e 10 IL members and two Viz
Prs. After adjournment the mes
eys went to call on one who hi
Fl a recent sorrow: |
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