The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-01

WOMAN'S AUXILIARY
OF URIC
TO HAVE INSTITUTE

The woman's auxiliary of the Pres
byterian church held it's monthly
meeting at the church on Monday
afternoon with a large number in
attendance. The president, Mrs. G.
W. Eisger, presided. The program
on Synodical and Presbyterial Home
Missions was in charge of Mrs. J..
K. Clark. DR.. Wilson, of Whining.
ton, made an interesting talk on
Home Missions. DR.. Wilson was in
troduced by Mrs. ]. H. Clark, who
is chairman of this cause in the
Wilmington Presbytery. Mrs. E. N.
Pittman conducted the devotional.
During the business hour officers
were elected for the ensuing year as
follows: Vice President Mrs. Conrad
Clark; Circle Chairmen, Mrs. w. D.
Cross, Mrs. E. C. Bennett and Mrs.
r. H. Poole
The Business Woman's circle of
the Presbyterian church met with
Mrs. w. H. Whitfield on Monday with
Mrs. W. E. Ebert joint hostess. The
program was in charge of the circle
chairman, Miss Gladys Cross. DR..
Wilson, of Wilmington, made an in
structive talk on Home Mission
work. During the business hour,
Miss H. M. Vann was elected chair.
man for the coming year and Mrs.
w. E. Ebert secretary and trea-
surer. Light refreshments We're
served at the conclusion of the meet
ing.
Members of the Baptist mission
airy society held their mission study
class Monday al the home of Mrs.
Sallie Cain. The book, Give Ye
Them to Eat" was splendidly con-
Quoted by Mrs. B. H. Cannady. Pot
luck dinner was enjoyed by those
present. Those attending We're Mes.
danes c. R. Jordan, r. ]. Cole, i.
H. Cannady, w. G. Gilchrist, Percy
Hubbard, L, j. Heath, s. E. Ewell,
A. J. Jones, Mrs. Rich, Mrs. Baird,
Mrs. ]. T. Lee, Mrs. A. E. Cain and
Miss Regina Cain.
Mrs. Chas. R. Cogdell entertained
at a lovely party at her home on
Owen street Friday afternoon when
she was hostess to the members of
the Thirteen Card club and a few
visitors. The George Washington
motif was observed attractively N
all the party appointments. Early
spring flowers were tastefully use,
in the spacious living room where
contract was enjoyed at three tables.
When scores were added Mrs. r. j.
Hester, Jr., held high for members
and Mrs. Conrad Clark for visitors.
They were presented lovely gifts.
Mrs. Floyd Gross won the travelling
prize. Mrs. Cogdell served moulded
ice cream, individual cakes, coffee
and sailed nuts. Guests were Mes
danes Oliver Carter, r. F. Stone,
r. j. Hester, Jr., R. L. Sutton, D.
A. Hutchinson, Claiming Glenn, H.
NJ. Vann, F. E. Cross, j. w. Cross,
S. L. Thornton, Conrad Clark and
Miss Hettie Council. Mrs. w. D.
Ferguson and Mrs. Esther William.
son were guests for refreshments.
Miss Lille Belle Moore spent the
weekend in Greenville visiting her
brother, Conner, who is taking a
business course there. Mrs. ]. i.
Peterson and Mrs. Matthews, of
Clinton, spent last Friday with Mr..
and Mrs. J.. E. Kinlaw. Mrs. H. H.
Clark, Miss Grace Clark and Mrs.
D. L. Blue, Jr., spent Saturday in
Lumberton. Miss Eva Mae Las
safer, of Spring Hope, spent the
past weekend with Miss Ruth
Stegall. Miss bessie HARRISON and
Mrs. D. C. HARRISON visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Paris HARRISON in Clinton last
Thursday. Miss Marion Jordan, of
Gastonia, spent the weekend at her
home here.