The Lexington advertiser., 1939-11-09
Local o. E. S. Chapter Receives
Charter and Holds Installation Sery


The Pickens Eastern Star Chapter No.
200 received it's charter last Thursday
evening with Mrs. Pluma Pogue worthy
grand matron presiding in a most gra-
ciou manner. Mrs. Smithson of Good
man read the charter, after which the
following officers were installed in a
most impressive ceremony with Mrs.
Pogue officiating.
Mrs. Annie Guyton, Worthy Matron,
Mr.. ]. W. Tyler, Worthy Patron; Mrs.
Bessie Atkinson, Associate Matron; Sam
Kaplan, Associate Patron; Mrs. Sicily
Hanna, Conductress; Mrs. Yetta Kaplan,
Associate Conductress; Mrs. Ruth Hemp
hill, Secretary; Mrs. Mildred Wentworth,
Organist; Mrs. Lula Whitehead, Treasur-
er; Mrs. Susie Morton, Chaplain; Miss
Mary Reed, Marshal; Mrs. A. A. White
head, Sentinel; Mrs. Lily Reed, Warden.
The star points: Mrs. Mary Ida Varnado,
Ada; Mrs. Eleanor Hanna, Ruth; Mrs.
Katherine May Esther; Mrs. Amy Lee
Hanna, Martha; Mrs. Elizabeth Reed,
Electra.
Mrs. Mary Ida Montgomery in her
charming manner presented a gift of
silver to Mrs. Pogue in appreciation of
her services.
/ During the evening sandwiches, cake
and coffee was served with Mrs. c. NJ,
/ Anderson dispensing the coffee from a
silver urn. Grand officers present for
! this occasion were Mrs. Pluma Pogue of
Scott, Miss. Worthy Grand Matron; Mrs.
! Clyde Robinson, Greenwood, Associate
/ Grand Conductress, Mrs. Bertha Hunt,
Jackson, Grand Esther; Mrs. Annie Lam
chley, Jackson, Grand Ruth; Mrs. Gladys
Brown, Jackson, District Deputy; Mrs.
/ Annie Hill, Jackson and Mrs. Mamie AL
len Goodman, Past Grand Matrons.
Impromptu speeches, hearty good will,
hospitality prevailed during the evening.
Pickens Chapter counted themselves as
fortunate to be hosts to this group of
! fifty guests who represented the Jackson,
Goodman, Canton and Durant Chapters.
J. E. l.. Sunday School Party.
The E L. Class of Baptist church
with Mrs. W. F. Marlborough as teacher,
had most delightful party Friday even
ing with Mrs. Wallace L. Chambers as
hostess in her lovely new home. Autumn
leaves and fall flowers added to the
beauty of the occasion and refreshments
were carried out in keeping with the
Thanksgiving season. Original games
such as Fool Sleeping Match" who's
Who In The Glass;" Know Mississippi
Better Trip and Test Questions of Dr.
and /.
| A delighaful program of music added
to the evening with Mrs. May, Mrs
Lemon, Mrs. Whitworth and Jane Will
burn participating. Members and guests
who enjoyed this evening with the hos
tess and DR. Chambers were Mesdames
Bryan, st John, May, Shoemaker, Craw-
ford, Thomas, Dendy, Whitworth, Par
tain, Arnold, w B Cooper, Marlborough
Lemon, Anthony and McMullen.
w. NJ. u.
On Monday, Nov. 6, the w. M. u. met
in the home of Mrs St John on COM
bined business and social meeting The
watchword of the year was given in uni
son, followed with a song, II Love to tell
the Story" and prayer by Mrs. Whit
worth. After the business session, the
missionary study of "Constraining Love"
was concluded. Those taking part were
Mrs. T. p. Montgomery, Mrs. w. F. Var
borough, Mrs. C. NJ. Anderson and Rev.
! w. F. Marlborough. A most delectable
! salad plate was served to the following !.
! Mesdames Marlborough, Arnold, W. B.
Cooper, Klapman, Montgomery, Craw-
ford, Shoemaker, st. John, Bryan, May
/ Whitworth, Anderson, McMullen and
! puest Rev Yarhorouoh