The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-04
BAPTIST CIRCLE MEETINGS
YIELD YESTERDAY

The Mamie Bomar circle met
v,strrday afternoon with Mrs. l..
Jaeckel. Mrs. Charles Murphy
presided and welcomed the visit
1-s after which Mrs. w. P. Whit
m.re led in prayer. An inspiring
DEVOTIONAL was given by visitor,
Mrs. ID. c. Fowler. who closed
win prayer. Mrs. Albert Drake
CONDUCTED a QUESTIONABLE about
no mission work and Mrs. Jack
i WAS declared the winner. One
new member, Mrs. Forrest Ball,
VAS recognized. 1t was voted to
have an all-day mission study
curse. in which most of the cir
lies are to join, on the next reg
MAR day of meeting at the home
of Mrs. J. +. Corbin. Mrs. Muir
nrv was chosen from this circle
~ serve on the nominating COM
mittee for general officers. Mrs.
IW K. Douglas made the closing
nrayer. A salad course and Rus
San tea were served to II men,
hers and two visitors.
The Sarah Egerton circle held
is meeting with Mrs. w. {. Pow
ri 1t Fruitland, Mrs, A. p. Cox
presiding. A song was followed
Win prayer by Miss Martha Sui
rugcr. 1t was decided to take up
me mission study book at the
next TWO meetings instead of a
program. The devotional was Civ
IN we'll by Miss Anne Bowen and
Mrs. l.. E. Rackley. The program
Was IN charge of Mrs. A. P. Case,
Who read two articles from The
commission. Little Miss Sue Eyer
ton sang an attractive song. Dur
iny the social hour cake, coffee
and candy were served to Is men,
berS and four visitors.
The meeting of the Martha Sui
Engcr circle was held at the home
Of Mrs. j. +. Hill with Mrs. r. ID.
Suttonfield presiding in the alb
sence of Mrs. c. K. Whitaker, who
i indispoSed. Mrs. Mary c. Brin-
son sang a beautiful hymn as a
solo. and Mrs. Suttontield read a
loycly poem. The program was on
The Wandering Jew and each
member gave u current event. Re-
ports were given and it was de-
cided to enter the joint mission
study. Mrs. Brinson, president of
the W. MS, who was visiting the
circle. talked on the aims for the
year Mrs. 4. d.. Sherman will
serve on the nominating commit
tee. Sandwiches, a sweet course
and coffee were served by the
hostess. assisted. by her niece, Miss
Mildred Goolsby. of Knoxville,
Tenn.
Mrs. J. E. Shipman was hostess
at the meeting of the Lottie Moon
circle. Mrs. W. E. Davis presided
over the meeting which opened
with prayer by Mrs. Herbert West.
Mrs. Howard Benefits devotional
was on The Ten Commandments,
followed with prayer by Mrs, Har-
ley Shipman, who will serve on
the nominating committee. The
circle will cooperate in the mis-
sion study class. Personal service
for the month was planned, and
one new member recognized. A
special offering toward Tesla
ments for school children was Ia
ken. Toasted cake and coffee were
served to ten members during the
social hour: -
Mrs. Mack Briggs entertained
the" Fannie Heck circle meeting
which was conducted by Mrs E.
Il. Henderson. The devotions. were
presented by Mrs. j. H. Johnson,
who closed with prayer. An article
on Personal Service was read by
Mrs. Briggs. Dues to the amount
of $5.75 were collected as well
as Sl.55 for special fund. The
personal service chairman, Mrs.
Baldwin, has planned a visit to
the county home on Friday. The
ladies will cooperate in the joint
missions study. Mrs. j. VI. Stewart
was elected to serve on the nomi-
mating committee. Pineapple sher-
bet and angel food cake were
served to eleven members.
The Nell Brooks circle, recently
the Business Woman's circle, met
last evening with Mrs. Dick Allen,
who presided in the absence of
Miss Matte Sue French. An offer
ing was taken for glasses for a