The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-14
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CLUB HEARS MUSICAL
PROGRAM AT MEETING

CLUB HEARS MUSICAL
PROGRAM AT MEETING
LUMBERTON, Feb. 10 Miss
Estelle Cooney and Miss Helen
Scoegins of the Music department
Of Flora Macdonald college, Mrs;
Wilgus Eberly, of Red Springs, ana
Miss Mary Louise Baker OF LIN.
coin, Neb., gave a program Oh
music at a meeting Of the
Woman's club at the home OF Mrs.
John c.. Fuller with Mrs. "A. L.
Parmele presiding. The program
was in charge of Mrs. M. F. Town
send. music chairman of the local
club. Named to a nominating com
mittee to present a slate OF Of
ficers at the March meeting were
Mrs. Townsend, chairman, Mines.
H. M. Baker, D. l.. Whiting, E.
NJ. johnson. Refreshments were
served from opposite ends OF the
dining table by Mrs. Parmele and
Mrs. ]. @. Beckwith. HostesSes
we're Mines. j. A. Martin, George
Hargrave, P. A. Roberts, T. o.
Edens In business session, reports
we're heard from Mines. H. M.
Baker, library committee, Mrs. e.
NJ. johnson, Red Cross, Mrs. Lloyd
Mcmillan, treasurer, and Mrs. ).
H. harrington was added to the
library committee.
Mrs. Henry Ward was elected
president of Robson chapter
Meredith alumnae at a meeting
held at the home of Mrs. Charlie
Mcintyre. After the meeting,
guests were invited into the dining
room for refreshments. Mrs. o. P.
Owens and Mrs. N. O. Benson
served from opposite ends 81 the
table. In celebration OF the 42nd
birthday anniversary and Found
ers' Day at the college, a large
cake was cut and alumnae listen
ed to the broadcast during tn e
afternoon.
Mrs. A.. E. White entertained mel
bridge club in the drawing room
of Hotel Lorraine with Valentine
decorations carried out effectively
throughout the afternoon. Prizes
we're won by Mrs. W. E. Elmore,
high scorer and Mrs. Frank Moore
second high. Others playing were
Mes. John Knox, E. R. Hardls,
M. F. Cobb, J. A. Seay, Joe P.
Moore, R. A. Mcintyre, H. A Nc
Kinnon. Hazel C. Powell, Guy
Townsend, E. K. Butler.
Mrs. Ted Crawford entertained
at bridge for Mrs. Jack Ward, OF
Rowland, and Mrs. Paul Byrum OF
M~iddlesex, winter brides. The
prizes were won by Miss Mary
Pate, high scorer and Mrs.
Blanche Mcclellan, low scorer. Re-
freshments were served in tW o
courses and the guests were all
from Rowland.
Baker sanatorium alumnae asso-
citation studied National Defense as
it relates to the nursing profession
at it's February meeting. Miss Eve
Ign Priest presided and the dis
cussion was led by Miss Elizabeth
Pearson, superintendent of nurses
and Mrs. William Norment. Re-
freshments were served by tn e
hostesses, Miss Ruby Gilbert and
Miss Marguerite Smith.
Lumberton Parent-Teacher asso-
citation observed Founders D a
with a program given by the presi-
dent, Mrs. ]. Tom Covington. Mrs.
Grady Pope, director of the cafe
terra, Mrs. ]. H. McIver, supply
room chairman and Mrs. ]. H.
harrington gave reports.
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Barnes
were hosts to their bridge club and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Timberlake
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Bowen
at their home Monday night.
Prizes for high score were won by
Mrs. William Parmele and T. W.
Boyce and Mr.. and Mrs. Timber
lake, and low cor prizes by Mrs.
J. B. Rountree, Boyd Hight and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen. Salad and
sweet courses we're served after
the game.
Mrs. Luther McNeill, Jr., of
Maxton, formerly Miss Bobbie
Weaver and Mrs. Allie Newberry
Ut Fairmont, formerly Miss Mar
garet Currie Mclean were hon.
ored at bridge when Misses Mar
garet Sprunt Hall and Miss Carrie
Bell Strayhorn entertained for
them at the home of Mrs. S. F.
Caldwell. Bridal TALES seated
guests for bridge with high score
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