Arkansas State press., 1957-09-27
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Hospitality committee entertain
ed the retiring secretary, Mrs. L.
NJ. Walker, with an informal
coffee in the spacious and beau
tiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jes-
Sc Rutledge Other guests of the
evening were Mrs. T. L. Alex
ander and Mrs. I. T. Mcdonald.
the new secretaries
The most attractive event was
the beautiful table setting with
tan and gold individual linen
place mats, white and gold table
service. crystal glasses with gold
rims and high sparkling silver,
which made the table very attrae-
tive.
This was one of those special
events. Mrs. Walker was seated
at the head of the table, while
the cateress. Mrs. Thelma Hay
good, was serving. Mrs. Walker
suddenly noticed there were two
gifts in front of her place a
portable T. v. set" from Mrs.
lola Mcdonald, Y-Teen Director,
and an artistic receipt book given
her by the committee, erammed
pack full of green-back money.
Each bill was attached to a leaf
and on the back of the leaf were
autographs by each individual
with memory verses
Menu-pie of your choice and
coffee.
After the coffee, the president,
Mrs. Geraldine Holt, introduced a
few games. Several prizes were
won by the ladies.
Mrs. Walker was dressed in
black with white and gold ac-
eessories. wearing an orchid
given by one of the committee
women who couldn't be present at
the party. Mrs. Walker pledged
her supprt along with the other
Hospitality committee members
to the new secretaries. All ex-
pressed having a very pleasant
evening.
The next meeting will be held
at the YWCA, October 16, at
7:30 p. m.
This new committee has
'know-how". Contact the presi-
dent.
The Public Affairs committee
had ita regular meeting last We'd
nesday at the YWCA. Mrs. Jessie
Gaines, the chairman, presided
The committee discussed items to
include on its calendar for the
year. The outline will be COM
pleted in the October meeting.
Y-TEEN NEWS
The Y-Teen committee met
Wednesday, September rs, and
formulated plans for all inter-
ested teen-agers. There is SPACE
FOR YOU. Be sure to join
club and participate in the ac-
tivities, some of which are: wor-
paip services, discussions, drama
tics, parties, trips, outings, hikes
and many other features of IN
terest.
We hope that your summer va
cation was pleasant and fimu-
lating and that with the begin
ming Of fall you will bring new
ideas to various groups and share
your rich experiences with other
girls Of your age.
The National Y-Teen Roll Gail
Week will be in October and we
want all of the Junior and sem
ior high school girls to know
that We consider your coopera-
ton and interest paramount in
making the Y-Teen clubs sue
cess.
Mrs. Alice johnson, Chairman
The Y-Ettes club had its first
meeting Of the fall on Friday
September 10. Officers for the
new year are President, Car
melita Caruth; Vice-president
Beverly Roberts; secretary, Mari
on Lanum: assistant secretary,
Mary Fitzpatrick; treasurer, Lin
da Mott: chaplain, Matte Mat
lock; Inter-Club Council repre-
sentative, Patricia Andrews; re-
porter Eleanor LaMoyne
Sponsors: Miss 2. Tate and Mrs.
E. Stovall Harshaw
PaTkdaIe
Massie Fitzpatrick
Misc Mary Lou Maxwell OF
AM&,N college, spent the week