, 1935-09-29
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A/ :hool auditorium,
George. the presi-
The theme for the
ne Index OF Nation
e meeting was OPEN
Nging Of Home, Sweet
e assembly.
presidents message was
letter from the district
followed By an interesting
MI. w. r. jackson, princi-
he elementary building. at
OF which he introduced the
VS. In his building. Miss Le-
3uss sang q vocal selection.
= George introduced her Off
for this year: Mrs r. B. Holmes,
e president; Miss Lucy Miller,
cretary; Miss Winnie Harris
.easurer; Mrs. John Hensley. mem
0erShip chairman. Mrs. Glenn
White. finance chairman. The next
meeting viii be held October n.
A delightful hospitality OF the past
week was the lovely shower and
bridge at the home Of Miss Mary
Jean Watts. with Miss Marian Smith
as co-hostess, hcnoring Mrs. Tom
Hooks. Jr-. a recent bride. who was
before her marriage. Miss Winifred
Maddox After the presentation OF
many beautiful and useful gifts.
bridge was the diversion Of the even
Ing. At the conclusion Of the play
ing Mrs. Hooks held high and Miss
Wanda Farris held second high
A delicious salad and sweet course
was served Misses Helen Chambers,
Marie Jones. Dorothy Dyess, Martha
Webb. Dolly Todd. Wanda Farris,
Mary Margaret Sutphen, Sue Ayres.
Nelwyn Kennedy. Rosamond Towns,
Louise Boyce. Ruth Vickers, Martha
Watts, Mrs. Darrell S~wearinger, Mrs
Hooks. the honoree and the hostess.
Misses Mary Jean Watts and Marian
Smith.
The Junior class Of the Donna
high school Is again sponsoring the
campaign to select the prettiest and
most popular girl In high school for
the Redskin Sweetheart. Each class
win be represented by two candidates
and the final vote OF the entire stu
dent body will determine which Of
these eight girls will be honored by
being selected as the Redskin
Sweetheart. One penny will buy ten
votes and the contest opened Fri
day, September "a.
Members OF the various Home
Demonstration clubs. as well as
members Of the Donna Wcman's
club are entertaining with after
noon parties and luncheons, to help
raise money for the building fund Of
the new club house. Mrs. Orville
sites Of the Willing Workers club
entertained six friends with q one
o'clock luncheon. the afternoon be-
ing spent in chatting and needle
work.
The Methodist League recently
entertained its members with a most
enjoyable Around the World" par
ty, each hostess decorating her home
TO represent q country and serving
appropriate refreshments. The fol-
lowing countries were visited: Cuba.
ut the home Of Miss Steele. where
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the home Of Mrs Edwards. with ia
males; Holland, represented at the
Mauldin home. where cheese, crack
ers and punch were served: Japan.
at the home Of Jean Baker. with rice
and tea for refreshments: Hawaii,
&C the home OF Mrs. Day, with ice
and cookies and then home TO Am
erica. az Reverend and Mrs. Dare's.
where kisses" were the refresh
mcnts. "A variety Of games enter
tanned the guests during the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rcsebrough and
family have returned from an ex-
tended trip through Canada and
the northeastern part OF the United
States. where they visited relatives
and Friends.
Mrs. Tom Hester and Mrs. G. Il.
Baker left Wednesday morning for
Corning. Iowa, where they will Wis
It their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Gibson.
Mrs. A. r. Lee has returned from
San Antonio where she was ceiled
by the serious illness CT her sister.
who underwent q serious major OPP
Grafton.
MFR. and Mrs. Fl. v. Pritcnard. for
merly OF Donna. who are now max
ing their home In Livingston. Texas.
announce the arrival OF an eight
mound baby girl. Patricia Ann.