The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-02-22
Nv Mrs. c. r. McManaway
Society Editor
Phone 90 Before IL Noon
SRNIOR SPONSORS HONOR
CLASS BEAUTIFULLY

SnNIOR SPONSORS HONOR
CLASS BEAUTIFULLY
Mrs. Mabel Baughman and Miss
Catherine Goodman, sponsors for
tke' senior class. were joint hos
tssses last evening at one OF the
foyeliest parties ever given for a
senior class at the high school.
ssThe Hut" where the affair was
a,ayed. was artiStically arranged
Nth numerous flags; adding et--
sactiveness to the grandeur OF
md Glory was a wealth OF req
hstchets in miniature. 49,.
The Guests were tagged as they
entered and from remarks made
otber guests they were eX-
.ts5 W guess their own ldent-
Nv Appropriate to this ueorg s
Washington birthday party scenes
80 the life of The Father OF
H;s Country were depicted oy
arcnps and simple prizes award
In the Washington portrait
confess, for which hatchetS were
matched for partners, the Prl|JT
wsnt 10 Miss Catherine Corne ana
Nprritt Johnson. Not a minute
is1ged for the hoStesseS nau
rIsSned UNIQUE forms of enter
taInment. .,.5 :, tho
The motif was furthered III tu .s
Refreshments consisting OF wnItg
ICES. encircled with red fruit; anu
eskss topped with tiny flags;
About so young folks attended
thls charming party.
D.. A. r. MEETING
PATRioTIC CELEBRATION
The February meeting of the
Joseph Mcdowell chapter, ceie-
brsting. one day previously, the
anniversary of the birthday Of
the Father of His Country, was
held at "Gray Cables the nome
Of Mrs. F. A. Ewbank, with Mes
danes Almonte E. Jones. Ya@es
W., Little and James w. Duff as
ioint hostesses. The regent, Mrs,
d. A. Meyer, presided and asked
Mrs. Ewbank to play the bugie
esii for assembly as the opening
feature. Mrs. Lila Ripley Barn,
wsN led the Lords Prayer and
Mia Charles R. McManaway the
.Has Salute and Americans Creed
after which one verse Of the Star
Stassled Baner was sung.
lfIor nuch routine business,
Ma. Meyer reported that Miss
Nsney Noble had received the
fiSst votes from the high school
ardent body and will be entered
nj The state contest in connection
&sh the Ruth Bryan Owen plan
Good Citizenship. Out Of all
tHs state candidates, from towns
xkete there are D. A. R. chap
Ezra. one senior;EirlIEill be chosen
~ Saeh state and saken on the
{}56tit pilgrimage" to Wash
-1Ers W. z. Bracket, Crossnore
lDsA. r. School chairman, made
an appeal for articles of used
clothing or anything of value 10
send in a package by the middle
OF next week. Mrs. Little asked
for National Geographic maya
Zines for her pupils to use. Mrs.
BArnwell asked the members 10
'hefp influence the city fathers to
change the name Of Mud Greek
vben the new bridge is built, back
10 the original name, "Oekla-
uAha," Indian for crooked stream,
81 lsalect some other good name.
~ Mrs. Meyer read an interesting
article from the National Defense
News. The chapter went on rec
ord as being in favor OF having
the sanatorium located here, also
as 'endorsing the larger approprl-
atien for schools and authorized
the sending of necessary kilograms
to Raleigh.
Mrs. Barnwell then introduced
m her own charming way, one Oh
Hendersonville's brilliant young
playwrights, Mr.. Frank Read,
HOur Frank" as she expressed 1t
"a she had watched him grow up
from a small boy. He responded
IN an appreciative way to her IN
reduction. A play of his, espe-
eiafly appropriate for a George
washington celebration, called
G-7e," with a wealth of clever
Ines, was then presented. The
6rse character sketch was given
With ability by members of the
Theatre Guild: George Tidd, Miss
Mona Lee Feaman and William
Sfokes. It was a delightful pro-
duction. and the chapter appreci-
He'd the young peoples gracious
ness III, giving them this pleasure.
y During the social hour the hos
tesses served dainty sandwiches,
cookies in tie shape of the prov
stbiAl Ratchet, and tea.
HaPfIST woMEN'S BIBLE
CLASS HOLDS MEETING
The Women's Bible Study class
OF the First Baptist church Sun
day school held a class meeting in
the Hollowell Bible class room last
night. The meeting was a conf
bined business and social session.
MRS. Hubert Greenwood, presi-
dent, presided and the meeting
opened with the singing of Son
wAfd Christian Soldiers"
= Misa Matte Sue French con-
Quoted the devotional on the sub
isct. ''Pressing Forward"
Mrs. M. F. Toms offered prayer
which was followed by the report
Of the nominating committee fol-
offeers and teachers for the pc
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