The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-23
H 0 U R S
9 to 8 to 6
ertained MIR. Bridger's Sunday
school class on Er;aa

ertained Mr.. Bridger's Sunday
school class on Friday night at
a chicken barbecue at Brideer's
Pond. Those enjoying the occasion
were as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Ju-
Ian Shaw, Sprunt Hilburn, Miss
Mildred Milligan, Fulton Bryan,
Miss Elizabeth Shaw. William
Ward, Miss Nell Spencer, and Mr..
and Mrs. Bridger.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Bridger and
MacRae Bridger left Sunday for
Miami, Fla, where they will spend
several weeks Mrs. c. H. Will
hanson and Mrs. E. D. Singletary,
OF Bladenboro, and Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. c: Singletary, of Tabor City,
le1t Saturday for Washington, D. c.
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Single
tary. They attended the Inaugural
ton While there and are expected
to return Friday night Miss Julia
Tatum Bridger, student at Con-
verse college in Spartanburg, S. c.,
having finished her exams, is
spending several days with h e r
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Bird
GER Mrs. w. r. Elmore accom-
panied her son, W. R. Elmore, Jr,
to his home in Charlotte last Fri
day and returned here ~unday-
rr. and Mrs. S. S. Hutchinson
were in Washington, D. c. several
days this week attending the in.
auguration.- Miss Annie Knots
was called to her home in Wades.
boro this week on account of the
sudden illness of her mother.
Clarence Bridger is spending
several weeks here With his par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. M. c. Bridger
r~ecuperating from an operation. be.
fore resuming his st dies at Wake
Forest college Miss Morris Mar
ey spent the weekend in Carey
with her parents Miss Barbara
Hunt spent the weekend at her
home in Greensboro.
Mrs. R. c. Bridger, Jr., enter.
tanned at a delightful bridge party
on Thursday honoring Mrs. ]. r.
Poole, Jr., recent bride. The home
was lovely with a variety of cut
flowers attractively arranged
throughout the living and sun
rooms After bridge was played at
four tables several more guests
came in and Mrs. Poole was pre-
scented a shower of miscellaneous
gifts. Mrs. c. H. Dunn was present
ed with high prize and Mrs.
Poole with travelling prize. A de-
licious salad and sweet course with
tea Was served to the following
guests: Mesdames J. =. Poole, Sr.,
Bill Hammond and 1Ialcolm Sea-
well of Lumberton; Mesdames Len
Smith, Mac Vann, R. M. Villains,
W. A Fisher, and Miss Sue Fisher
of Elizabethtown; Misses Elizabeth
Dunn, Hazel Hardy, frankie Ia
tum, Morris Marley, Josephine
Bridger. Attic Stone, Margaret
Blanchard, M. Thurston, Mes
DANES c. A. Shaw, Bill Hussey, B.
o. Ward, and Mrs. r. c. Bridger,
Sr.
Miss Pierson, superintendent of
nurses at Bakers sanitorium in
Lumberton, was guest speaker at
the Woman's club or Wednesday.
Mrs. David Pait was in charge Of
the program, the topic being Edu-
cation. Mrs. Pait gave a few in
teresting and instructive remarks
as an Introduction to the subject
which was divided into three phases
Health Education, Visual Educa-
ton, and Christian Education. The
first being given by Miss Pierson
who stressed the practical and USE
full side of Health Education. The
next phase was covered by A. A.
White, superintendent of the local
schools, who illustrated the impor-
lance of his topic by showing the
club the movie, Singing Wheels"
Then Mrs. R. J. Hall gave an in
spring talk on the last phase. Mrs.
R. c. Bridger, Jr., served refresh
ments after the business was
brought to a close having decided
to have as their projects re-decora-
ton of the clubhouse and planting
of trees throughout the town.
1t. and Mrs. T. A. Allen, of
Southern Pines, were the guests of
Miss Josephine Bridger Saturday
evening.
Those having flu but getting
along are Mrs. c. A.. Shaw, r. l..
Bridger, Edgar Bridger, E m m a
Louise Bridger, and Grady Sim
mons, also Mrs. Fred Dickson has
recovered from an illness of several
day. 4
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