The Lexington advertiser., 1940-05-09
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Birthday Party.
Carl Campbell Arnold entertained his
little friends with a party May 4th, eel
ebrating his fourth birthday. There
we're about thirty small children there
and each carried gift. They enjoyed
games and toys in the yard, after which
they went In the house. The house was
decorated with beautiful rose peonies,
red roses, purple iris, and white syringa.
The children had great pleasure watch
ing Carl Campbell opening his gifts.
Each child was then presented with
favor which was wrapped in different
colors Of crepe paper and contained
surprise. paper hat and their fortune.
The birthday cake which was the GIFT
OF Bette Campbell, was made by Bet
ties mother and beautifully decorated
by Mrs. Pate johnson was shown with
the four candles burning. Then all were
served dainty little plate Of cream and
birthday cake, also cookies and candy.
Auxiliary Meeting.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of West
Presbyterian church met with Mrs. H..
A. Moore and enjoyed the following pro-
gram.
Topic, "The Homo and Christian Edu-
cation Scripture" Mrs. c. B. Alexander.
Song, "Blessed Be the Tie That Binds
Prayer, Mrs. Alexander.
A Panel Discussion, led by Mrs. ]. r.
Melton.
Bible Lesson, 1900 Bible Question, led
by President.
Closing Prayer, Secretary Of Spiritual
Life.
Jr. Music Club.
The Jr. Music Club of West enjoyed
an exchange program with the Jr. Music
Club Of Winona Tuesday in the home Of
Miss Elaine Gellos. The welcome was
given by the president Of the Winona
Club with the response by Helen Camp
bell. Program, led by Martha Jane Ham,
ilton. was on american Music" Amer
ica's greatest musician, Mac Dovell, was
given by Mildred Mcclellan. American
Music since Mac Dowell was discussed
by Reva Schneider. The Music program
was given by the West Jr. Music Club
assisted by Miss Claire Melton and Mr..
Billy Jones Campbell with voice solos
During the social hour delightful salad
course was served. Mesdames L. j.
Hand, G.. L. Brock and A. L. Snavely
had the pleasure of attending this de-
lightful occasion.
The Lunch Room.
At school this year the Lunch Room
has been success. Warm, wholesome
food served at minimum price has
benefited large numbers Of children. II
is a convenient way Of providing nour-
ishment.
The Clubs, New Century and Wo-
mans, sponsor four underprivileged
children each. This generosity is ap-
preciated by parents, children and teach
ers who can see a marked physical and
mental improvement in these little ones.
During vacation days these Lunch
Room workers are gardening, gathering
in and canning like busy bees to have
laid by for the winter. Those Of NJ
vhe ars in teucA with this work apprs-
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The American Legion also sponsored
~ SauHeu Avr WHich We MI Wete
.ratsful.
Cottage Prayer Meetings.
The officers Of the Presbyterian
church accompanied by the pastor, Rev.
E. ". Ford. held prayer services in sew.
erai Presbyterian homes Sunday after
noon. They plan to continue this ser
vice until all the Presbyterian homes
are visited. May much good come Of
this church movement.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Cade spent the
day Of rest in Kosciusko with her pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Richardson.
Mesdames L. j. Hand, C. L. Holmes,
c. j. Stein and d. H. Rhyme did shop
ping in Jackson Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Cade were in Du-
rant Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. S. Rogers spent the day in
Lexington Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
John Kier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin White of Lexing-
ton made brief visit with their aunt,
Mrs. M. S. Rogers Saturday.
Mcsdames A. j. Stevens, M. S. Rog-
ers ana d. T.. Hagan OF the Woman's
Missionary Society attended a Study
Course at Walden Tuesday.
Mrs. Jesse Aldridge underwent a ma
jor operation at hospital in Jackson
Monday. We are glad to report her re-
covering nicely.
Arthur and James Alexander attended
the Livestock Show at Como Wednes-
day.
Miss Elizabeth Thornton returned to
McComb Sunday afternoon.
Clarence eagle of Vaughan is happy
visitor to his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hand and son.
Jimmie Hand, Mrs. A. I. Campbell, D..
III. Rhyme and J. r. Cross attended the
Horse Show at Como Wednesday.
Mr.. s. l.. Murff visited relatives at
Stringtown Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Rosamond and
son, John Bell, Mr.. d. H. Rhyme and
children, Mary Rosamond and Dan mo-
tored to Lexington Sunday afternoon.