The Lincoln times., 1945-12-10
MAIDEN NEWS

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Mrs. Loy R. Bost was hostess to
the members of the Study Club at
her home on last Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. J. S. Ingle led a program on
famous personalities. Mrs. ]. H. Gil
ley discussed Fleet Admiral Chester
Nimitz, Mrs. B. w. Wilkinson talked
about General Dwight D. Isenhower,
and Mrs. Bost gave an account of
General Douglas Macarthur.
A salad and sweet course was
served by the hostess assisted by
Mrs. P. L. Keener and Mrs. I. II.
Bost.
Members present were Mrs. l. H.
Bost, Mrs. H. N. Cline, Mrs. ]. H.
Gilley, Mrs. G. E. Hunsucker, Mrs.
]. S. Ingle, Mrs. D. C. Mosteller,
Mrs. B. w. Wilkinson, Mrs. ]. c..
Stokes and Miss Bertha Reinhardt.
Visitors were Mrs. w. L. Heffner,
Mrs. A. C. McHargue, Miss Mary
Lucy Belts and Mrs. P. L. Keener.
Mrs. w. NJ. Reinhardt was hostess
to the members of the Ladies' Aid
and Missionary Society of st. Mar
tins Lutheran Church at her home
Thursday night.
The topic for study was eve Wor-
ship Together" and was led by Miss
Bertha Reinhardt. Those taking
part on the program were Mrs. Ira
Bost, Mrs. Clyde Carpenter, Mrs. J..
S. Ingle, Mrs. Reinhardt and Mrs.
10y Bost.
The annual election of officers was
held and those being elected were
Mrs. 10y Bost, chairman; Mrs. w.
F. Smith, vice-chairman, and Mrs.
Clyde Carpenter, secretary and treas
urer.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the meeting.
Those present were Mrs. R. E..
Null, Mrs. 10y Bost, Mrs. ]. S. In
gle, Mrs. D. P. McRee, Mrs. Clyde
Carpenter, Mrs. R. A. Rudisill, Mrs.
Mary Hawn, Mrs. G. E. Mauney,
Mrs. Zeb Haynes, Mrs. w. F. Smith,
Mrs. R. M. McRee and Miss Bertha
Reinhardt.
Mrs. Claude Heffner and Mrs.
Claude Whitener were visitors.
Circle No. 2 of the Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service of the
Methodist Church met Monday eve
ming with Mrs. L. G. Arndt as host
ess at her home.
A covered dish supper was enjoy
ed.
Mrs. James C. Stokes read the
Christmas story from st. Luke.
which was followed by the Lords
Prayer in unison. The devotions
ended by singing "Silent Night"
After short business meeting,
Christmas gifts were exchanged.
Mrs. Jimmy Maletta was welcomed
as a new member.
Members present were Mrs. Claude
Ramsey, Mrs. Rose Curlee, Mrs. S.
H. Hilton, Mrs. John McCaslin, Mrs.
George Whisenant, Sr., Mrs. C. D.
Arndt, Mrs. Tom Cherry, Mrs. Wal
ter McCaslin, Mrs. Carl Keener, Mrs.
E. A. Herman, Mrs. Joe C. White
and Mrs. E. F. Rose.
Mrs. James C. Stokes was a visi-
tor.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. McRee were
hosts at family dinner at their
home On West Main street given in
honor of their son, Sgt. David A.
McRee, who received his discharge
last week after serving in the Eu-
ropean Theatre of War.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
David A. McRee and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Hewitt, Newton; Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Robbins and son,
Lenoir; Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Chad
wick, Carolina Beach; Mrs. Edith
NJ. Burchette and son, Jimmy, ard
Marcus Claire Midget, Maiden.
Mrs. Florence L. Williams will pre-
sent her music class in a recital at
The Maiden High school auditorium
On Friday evening, December z, at
seven o'clock.
Miss Mozelle Caldwell of Char
otte spent the weekend here visit
ng her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Caldwell.
Miss Ruby Nell Little, Miss Mar
on Campbell, Mrs. James Sampsell
md Charles Campbell spent Monday
afternoon in Hickory shopping.
Miss. Margaret Smith, who was
he house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
[ohn F. Carpenter for the past week,
'eturned to her home in New York
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