The Lexington advertiser., 1935-03-28
PICKENS

AS You Like 1t Club.
On Wednesday afternoon of last week
Miss Mary Katherine Marlborough and
Mrs. Edward Zeigler entertained the
As You Like Club in the lovely home
of the latter. The out-of-town visitors
on this occasion were: Miss Ella Lewis
of Clinton, Mrs. Allen Rucker of Lex
ington, Mass, Mrs. Gordon Hart of Can
ton, Mrs. Frank Simpson Of Flora, Mrs.
Howell of Jackson. The following prog
ram was enjoyed: "Russias Economic
System before the Revolution"-Mrs
A. S. Manor; The Aim of the Five Year
Plan as shown in New Russias Primer
by lila Marskak-Mrs. H. R. Varnado;
Prelude in Sharp minor, Rachmamin-
| off-Miss Fannie Elizabeth Whitworth.
The Social and Educational Opportu-
mites of the Soviet Worker-Mrs. B. T.
Hoover. During the social hour which
followed the hostesses served chicken
salad, stuffed celery, olives, and lemon
sherbert.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met at
the church at 8 o'clock Monday after
noon. Devotional-Mrs. j. B. Farabee.
Last lesson on the study book, Planning
the Good Life-Mrs. Mamie Jones. Dis
missed by Mrs. E. C. Buford
On March 23rd Mr.. St. John, Mrs.
Torrance and Mrs. Varnado carried the
| contestants from Pickens school to
Kosciusko to compete in the annual
Regional Field Meet. The representa-
tives from the ninth grade we're: Nell
Davidson in algebra; Stewart Holder
Bridgforth in English Anne Elizabeth
Spengler in Civics and Bill Varnado in
Science. Those from the tenth grade
were: Margaret Davis in English, Char
| les Spengler in first year Latin, and
| Ruth Maxwell in Plane Geometry Those
| from the eleventh grade we're: Chris
| Pepper Haynes in English, Hugh Varna-
| do in advanced Arithmetic; Thomas W.
Landrum in second year Latin and Fam
| ME Elizabeth Whitworth in advanced
| Algebra. Grace Ingram represented the
senior class in CHEMISTRY
Miss Ella Lewis spent last week with
her sister Mrs. FELTON, Worthy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Zeigler and Sara
Florence were visitors in Greenwood
Monday.
Those attending the Holmes County
Federation of Women's Clubs in Durant
last week were: Mesdames James McKie,
j. H. Willis, John Imam, P. D. Bragg,
and P C. Hemphll. Mrs. McKie, Mrs.
! Bragg and Mrs. Hemphill took part on
the program.
Mrs. Tob Murphree from West Point
visited her husband here last week.
Miss Bernice Ingram, Messrs. Charles
Mcpherson, Ed Linn, Ed Spengler, Bob
Bridgforth, Jr., and George Atkinson of
Holmes Junior College spent spring holi-
days in their respective homes.
Mr.. Stillian of Helena, Ark, was here
this week to inspect lumber at Shannon
Bros. Mill.
Miss Margaret Joyce of New Orleans
visited friends here last week
Mr.. James Wilburn attended a poll
tical meeting in Lexington Tuesday.
Miss Virginia Anderson of Jackson
visited her mother, Mrs. Clyde Anderson
one day last week.
Mrs. Tom Horton, Mr. j. M. Yar-
borough and Mrs. P. A. Leggett carried
Paul Aubrey Leggett to Magee for an
examination Saturday and visited Mrs.
]. M. Marlborough also.
Miss Frances Maxwell, Messrs. Clyde
Maxwell and Lowery Ingram from Ole
Miss spent spring holidays in their res
pective homes.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Kaplan spent Sum
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Fink in
Lexington.
Mr.. Frank Simpson of Flora came up
and spent the week end in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lever. Mrs. Simpson