Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-20
Cokesbury News
By Mrs. ERNEST CuI

The Coke9burv Home Damon..
ion Club met with Mrs. Franh u.., '%
Friday afternoon. The r,aetino 20 wy,
0nencd hv the president, Mrs way =,
Lan"ford Tho platform was ,',
7nd the ! ord's PRAYER repeated }r,%
The meeting was then turned own. a.
Mrs. Fun mer. who explained vA,,
the club stood for end broroht on,
other interestin" facts as well 90 -
fered her service. 10 any who ,..,.
want her, with a few DAYS no,,
She also urged an that havo IA, aoo.
30 to please send in their rnnort o,
soon as possible as this is the by
n'pntiro Of the wear and she Is a,
xie''S to send in her years renou
All business was handled vav
aneedilY so as TO give time to Mice
G1advs Snlithwick, a medical m,.
siOnarv who dressed in a Chmeca
robe. delighted the membors with
verv interesting talk. my Home Life
in China"
Miss Smithwick is home on fr.
l0r"h after Eeine in China five wears
The hostess assisted by Miss BETH
T1lr e+a1l and Mrs. A. w Reavie. snry.
al delicious whipned cream and JenO
with cocoanut and ch"oolate cake.
The next meeting will be in Ianur
the place m be announced later,
L. w. Alderman left Sunday afr
noon for Atlanta. Ca TO accept
s;tion with the Curtis Printing Co
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Y, Duke vee
host and hostess to dinner pnb
Sunday, entertaining twentv guests
Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey O1om and
family end Mrs Shearin from Ar'oa
visited Mr. and Mrs. J Edward Gil
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph Stainhack IS confined
to the Maria Parham hospital for
treatment.
Friends will regret to learn F. D,
Conn featured in a wreck Saturday
and though he was fortunate enough
rot to oet hurt, his buggy was almost
demolished.
J. II. Keller left Monday for Penn
where he will visit his son and other
relatives for a while.
Lewis Moody took Bud Coghil up
TO his farm in Virginia to attend 70
some repair work prior to his moving
Little Jamie Gill spent "Wednesday
night with her classmate Miss RNG
Moss, and helped her enjoy her M1
day party, which was celebratedVa,
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs +. n. Keller GS
their guest last Thursday Mr. @
Mrs. John Keller and their niecei' i'@
PENNSYLVANIA. and Mr.. and Mrs SIN
on Keller from Waynesvillc, N, [.
Mrs. Jennie Tunstall ana %
Claude, attended the funeral OIL ~S
Tunstal's aunt, Mrs. Annie IemE'
in Henderson Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. V Duke and
sons. Robert Lee and Gill MISS ''
gle Duke and Mrs. Ernest GlII spH
last Monday in Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Worthan'' pu~ m
Workman, and John MnrreII llo"
New York and Mrs. Hamilton SIe~',
and Mrs ellis were dinner FoeslS Ut
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. u"
last Friday. 1 no.
Friends will regret to learn uo .i
Miss Matte Fleming is stlll co''l"''
to her bed. so
Miss Julia Harris has competed ~,
beauty course and spent re" va, "a,
very recently with her pafent,, ,',, Y'
and Mrs. Jack Harris OF Miuui'',L, w.
before returning to Norfolk "l'ei' .n,, ~,
has accepted a position IN d ''"''
parlOr. ,.,, Mr..
Friends will be glad TO bno" MI, IL,
Doc. Oliver and little son JuI''" "
getting along nicely. I'D
Mrs. Eugene F. Reavls was .,o
tor in a number Of our ho"'7S
the weekend. -. u,or
B. w Powell returned 70 ms @ WI n
in Concord Sunday after 'I'''"'
family here for a few days. o,o.
Miss Frances Gill had as heI at ~"
Wednesday night, her cI"''
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