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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-03-10

handicapped. and chronicay ill immigrants who were
pouring into Israel.
Since then, JDC-MALBEN has provided won
derful second chance for thousands whove suffered
life's worst blows victims of Hitler tyranny other
misfortunes and expressions.
Today, in its rehabilitation centers, hospitals
and homes for aged, MALBEN maintains $500
beds, serving immigrants other lands reject.
MALBEN = like JDC's other fe-building pro-
grams in rs European and Moslem lands lis made
possible by your support of the United Jewish Appeal
Give generously - and give an increased gift = to
our community campaign for the 1861 UIA.
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WITH THE HELP OF MALBEN, he'll learn to run the
loom Fingers left useless by one of Hers SIS guards
win find their lost skill.
A mans spirit viii step out of terrible prison =
built with the bricks of despair and the mortar Of
feeling useless
AS this new, confident man emergeS from the hell
of helplessness, another great human victory for
MALBEN will be celebrated.
What is MALBEN? It's branch in Israel Of the
Joint Distribution Committee, famous American
relief agency.
Ten years ago, JDC was invited to bring its know
how to the task of rehabtating thousands of aged,
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Tear with without cash The United jewish Welfare Fur
iEloE CameIbaek Rd. Phoenix. Arizona
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MRS. JOE LAGMAN. Chairman Women's Division
MRS. SAMUEL LANGERkhAN. Co-Chairman
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Hospital Notes

Currently HospifsliIed: Robert
Wayne Baker, Opal Bite, Joyce
Boy, Linda Faye Bull Child, Rose
Joy Evans, Dan Gillian, John
Michael Long Neck, Dale Keith
Old Chief, Donald Duane Pepion
Waverly Ridesatthedoor, Ivan St
G oddard, Macarthur Tatsey
James Adamson.
Discharged: Debbie Lee Tay,
lor, Thomas Cut Finger, Pauline
Running Crane, Lorraine Woods
Thomas Aubrey, Roger Boy, Es
tel;a Pepion, Theresa Black Boy
Wayne Running Crane, Carmilita
Cree Medicine, Gabriel Cut Fin
ger, Thelma HARDWOOD, George
Augare, Amos Many Hides, Cline
HARDWOOD, Rose diamond, John
Gallineaux.
Births: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ground Jr., Browning, a son; Mr.,
and Mrs. Donald Little Dog, East
Glacier, Montana, a son; Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam New Breast, Browning,
a son.
Transferred TO csIen: Alfredo
Bull Calf.
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Renshsws Enjoy
Vacation Visiting
| States Ghost Towns

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur G. Rem
shaw spent three days the past
week looking over the country
around Hays, Landusky and Fort,
man.
That's the part of Montana
which produced Kid Curry and
George Big Nose" Parrot. Curry
killed Pike Landusky in Jew
Jake's Saloon and Big Nose stole
IS head of horses after killing
their owner to start their ca
reers," said Renshaw, author of
the western novel, West by
North"
In later years, he said, the two
were Montana's contribution to
the famous Hole-in-the-Wan out
law fraternity of Wyoming. His
torians have never decided how
Curry checked out but Big Nose
was hanged April 2, 1881 at Rawl'
ings, Wyo., by a band Of the Wig
lance committee.
DR.. John E. Osborne, a young
railroad physician at Rawlings,
later governor, removed the skin
from Big Noses chest and had
II tanned and made into pair
of shoes. The shoes may be seen
in Memmerer, Wyoming yet to-
day, said Renshaw.
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Monday Services Held
For John Merchant,
Retired Federal Employee

John Merchant, 86, retired fed
eral employee and later head of
the city water department, died
suddenly at his home cary on the
morning of August 10.
Born July 5, 1875, he was the
son of Fred Merchant and Mary
Eagle Flag Merchant, and re-
ceiyed his education at Catholic
school at DeSmet, Idaho.
He was united in marriage on
March 4, 1903, to Caroline Goss,
who survives him. Two children,
were born of this union, a daugh-
ter and a son, Ethel II. and Frank
A., who also survive.
A master mechanic, Merchant
had operated a blacksmith shop
and a garage in Browning and
ranched at the home now occu-
pied by the Harold SERVER fam
lily prior to his long service with
the federal Indian Service during
which he headed the water de
partment of the Blackfeet Agen-
cy. .
On retiring, the city employed
him in the same capacity until
age caused him to quit work al
together a few years ago.
Besides his widow and daugh-
ter and son, he leaves to mourn
10 grandchildren and ~ great
grandchildren. He raised from
birth Clayton Edwards.
Funeral services conducted by
Rev. James Bell were held Mon
day afternoon at 2 pm. in the
Blackfeet Methodist Mission with
burial following in the old Meth
odist cemetery.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Gerard
and children are visiting at the
Charles Gerard home.
Jay HARDWOOD left recently for
Fairbanks, Alaska where he is
employed by the Public Heath
Service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stone and
Loretta drove to Libby Monday
to visit Mrs. Stones brother, w.
J. Hagerty and family.
Mrs. Benny Romsa and children
of Great Falls are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rodg'
erS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bruneau re-
turned Monday night from an
1l-day enjoyable vacation at Mis-
soula with daughter, Mrs. Rich
ard T. Murphy, her husband and
three girl grandchildren.
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CANADIANS END
DRIVERS CAREER

A Vancouver, BIC. bus driver.
Godfrey Hirst, pulled to the side
Of the road, collected his coat
and cash box and announced 10
his IL passengers, that's ii, !
quit and left.
Contacted, Hirst, a recent i'm
migrant from England, said he
quit simply because I got fed
up with the way Canadians
drive"
A passenger liked 10 a tele-
phone after Hirst left the bus
and called the bus company for
help.
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Pastor Injured In Fall
AT Bsbb Church Project

Rev. Thomas Lane of Twin
Bridges, who has been assisting
in the construction of Christ
Methodist Mission at Babb, luck
lily escaped serious injury Mon
day when he fell from the top
of a wall of the building.
He was rushed to the Cardston,
Alberta hospital by other mem
bers of the work camp where he
was given medical attention and
later discharged, eturning to
Babb the same day.
Outside Of a very painful mus
cular bruise in his left leg, his
injuries were mostly bruises and
scratches.
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CARD or THANKS

We wish 10 take this means OF
expressing our sincere thanks 10
our friends for the cards, flow.
ers and the many acts of kind
ness extended US during the
death of our loved one. John
Merchant.
Mrs. Caroline Merchant and
Clayton
Mrs. Ethel Merchant and fam
ily
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Merchant
and family
Mrs. Arthur Merchant
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Merchant
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LECALS
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

Estate Of Roy Il. Moye, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned, Administrative of the Is
tate of Roy Z. Moye, deceased, to the
creditors and TO all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within two months and II
days after the first publication of this
notice to the said Administrative al
the office of Horace w. Judson, lis
Ord Ave. S. T., Cut Bank, Montana, the
same being the place for the transac.
ton Of the business of said Estate.
Dated this 9Th day Of August, 1861.
RANKA MOVE
Administrative of the Estate of Roy 4
Moye, deceased
FIRST Publication August ~, 1861
Last Publication September Y, 1861
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Leon Moye, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned, Administrative of the Is
tate Of Leon Moye, deceased, to the
creditors and TO all persons having
claims against the said deceased, 70
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within two months and II
days after the first publication of this
notice TO the said Administrative al
the office Of Horace w. Judson, IlB
ard Ave. s. T., In Cut Bank, Montana,
the same being the place for the trans
action Of the business of said Estate.
Dated this 9Th day Of August, 1851
RANKA MOVE
Administrators Of the Estate of Leon
Moye, deceased.
First Publication August ~. 1851
Last Publication September =. 1861
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Around The Town


Visiting with the Bill Grissoms
Is Mrs. Grissom's mother. Mrs. r.
z. Kelly Of Milwaukee, Wise.
Frank Rhoades has been a pa
tient in the Memorial hospital in
Cut Bank the past week.
George Murray has purchased
q summer home on Flathead
Lake at Rollins.
Lorraine Halseth has been hos
pitaIized in the Deaconess hos
pital in Great Falls since last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Blair of
Tacoma were Browning visitors
Wednesday en- route 10 their
home in Tacoma after vacation
ing in the Waller area.
1t Col and Mrs. Darrell c.
Boyd and two sons, Doug and
Dan. of Fl. Knox. Ky, visited at
the Russell Boyd residence last
week.
Mr.. Shawnee Brown. coordina-
tor for the Extension Service in
Washington, DC. was in Brown
ing and Cut Bank last week on
business.
Billings area personnel in
Browning on business this week
include assistant area director
Milton Johnson and forester Nick
welter.
Range Conservationist futile,
formerly of Wind River reservs-
ton, Fort Washable, Wyoming,
has recently joined the BIA Soil
and Range survey crew at Cut
Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rankin Brown
made a brief business trip TO
Billings last week. The Brown
youngsters stayed with their
grandmother, Mrs. Edna Nelson
In Pablo.
Mrs Birdie Taylor underwent
major surgery Thursday in the
Deaconess hospital in Great
Falls. She is reported as doing
well. but will be hospitalized for
az least II days.
MFR. and Mrs. Dennis Stephen
son and daughter Tonia Kay Of
Roswell. New Mexico are visiting
his parents, the A ID. Stephen
sons and family. Dennis compiet-
ed four years of service in the
Air Fsrce this month.
MFR. and Mrs Jason Devereaux
Jr. resigned in early August TO
accept positions at Lame Deer,
Montana. Both teachers present
ed acceptable evidence Of inn
proyement in salary status 10 OBJ
tain their release from the
Browning school system.
Caro- Pspion has finished her
summer quarter al the College
of Great Falls attaining a high
average TO make the honor roll.
She has accepted teaching po-
sftion under Supt Farnsworth Of
the Great Falls schools for the
coming fall term
Blackfeet firefighters who had
been sent home late last week
20 rest after 10 days duty in
western Montana and eastern
idaho. were recalled Saturday by
the regional fire dispatcher. i3l
men seaving the Cut Bank air
port during the week end to help
control the Surprise Greek blaze
In Idaho's Clearwater National
Forest
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ K Fields and
children returned Saturday
morning from . three weeks va
cation in Wisconsin where they
visited friends and relatives Re
turning through northern Wis
ronsin they visited Mrs Connie
.S.,ois and daughter, and her par
srts Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Broberg
!, stanley. Mrs. Salois IS q for
,,~r Browning resident and sends
sreetings 90 her Browning
frisnde-
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Park Lanes Observe
First Anniversary

The Park Lanes have announc.
ed their first anniversary cele.
bration which will be observed
Sunday, August 20 with special
bowling contests, free movies
and free refreshments.
In addition to regular adult
league bowling a junior league
viii be organized following the
movie.
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TRAFFoRp INFANT

Graveside funeral rites will be
held Friday afternoon at 2 pm.
in the Browning Catholic GENE
terry for James Trafford, infant
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Trafford,
who passed away shortly after
birth Wednesday.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-03-10
ART EXHIBIT DISPLAYED
AT BELLHAVEN LIBRARY

There are five paintings from
the senior exhibit of Mrs. Patricia
Smith Boado of Washington and
East Carolina College now on dis
play in the Fannie Mebane Ralph
Memorial Library in Belhaven.
Mrs. Boado is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude A. Smith OF
Washington and the wife of Ed
ward ]. Boado of Wilmington and
will complete her requirements fol-
graduation at the end of this quar-
ter at East Carolina College; she
plans a career Of teaching in the
art field.
The five paintings are in line
with the requirements for a senior
exhibit. She studied art under DIR
Wellington B. Gray and Mr.. John
Gordon. DIR. Gray has been her ad-
visor for this exhibit.
The paintings will be on display
through March 10 according tx
Mrs. w. E. Bateman, Jr. art Chair.
man of the Library. During Apri
and May exhibits of Mrs. Bate
mans art students work is plan
ned; also a one man showing of ths
work of James B. Roper, a seniol
student at East Carolina.
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STUDENTS INDICTED INTO
BETA CLUB AT BELHAVEN

In an impressive ceremony Wed
nesday afternoon three young men
of the John A. Wilkinson High
School were indicted into the Beta
Club. Rusty Johnston, David Fus-
sci and Mickey Leigh, all sophie
mores, repeated the pledge after
Bill Johnston, Jr. club president,
and were presented membership
scrolls and pins.
The meeting opened with the
devotional given by Barbara Guth-
RE. The president presented Prin-
cipal Gene A. Purvis, who made a
brief talk on "The place of the Beta
Club in our school,. Mr.. Purvis re-
minded his listeners of the respon-
sibility of the members of the hon
or society, and cautioned them to
conduct themselves as to command
the respect Of the student body. He
said the true leader is possessed
Of humility and a spirit Of quiet
endeavor.
Four club members presented the
Beta clubs keys '"To unlock life's
DOORS. Anne Sadler presented the
key to achievement; Roberta Tay
lor, the key to character; CarolyI
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MRS. KNIGHT HOSTESS TO
BOOK CLUB IN BELHAVEN

Mrs. L. A. Knight was hostess
to the Pungoan Book Club at her
home on Cedar Street Belhaven,
on Thursday night. The party area
was lovely with arrangements of
spring flowers.
Mrs. Angus Miller had the short
paper, her topic was "The Obser-
vance and Benefits of Lent. Mrs.
w. E .Bateman, Jr. gave the pro-
gram of the evening a sketch of the
life and work of Francis Speight,
the artist. He is a native of
Windsor in BERTHE County, he stud
led and taught art at Merdith Col
lege and is the first North Caro-
lima artist to have a one-man art
exhibit at the North Carolina Mu-
scum in Raleigh. For a number Of
years he has taught at the Penn
sylvania Academy of Art in Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. Knight served spiced tea
and cookies to the following: Mes
danes ]. r. Brown, Paul Dawson
Andrew Hodges, Roy Justice, J. H
Lupton, Angus Miller, r. D. Mitch
eel, ]. H. Purvis, Jesse Taylor and
Miss Loyce Brinson.
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YOUTH SUNDAY PLANNED
BY SIDNTY CHAPEL FWB

The Youth Auxiliary of Sidney
F. w. B. Church will be in charge
of the services Sunday, March IL.
Sunday School begins at 1880, and
the young people are taking over
all teaching jobs. Maurice Ray
Paul will be the Superintendent.
Worship service will begin at 11:00
Chester Smith will be master Of
ceremonies, and the rest of the
club will act as ushers and choir
members. Special music will be
provided by youth from other
churches in the area. The message
will be delivered by Neal Hearn, a
high school junior from Columbia.
There, he is an active member Of
Malachi Chapel F. w. B. Church
Neal plans to enroll in Free Will
Baptist College at Nashville, Tenn
essee, after his graduation next
year.
The youth of Sidney invite all to
attend with this, is their fourth
Youth Sunday and much effort and
prayer have gone into the planning
of these services.
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Little Miss Rena Edwards cele-
brated her fourth birthday by en-
PERTAINING a number of friends at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. Edwards. The color of
pink, green and white were carried
out and games and picture taking
were enjoyed.
A lovely decorated birthday cake
candles and decorated in pink and
green. The table was laid with a
white linen cloth and guests were
served cake, ice cream, chewing
gum and miniature baskets of can
dy and party horns were given a:
favors. The traditional birthday
son was sung by the group and
young Rena blew out her birthday
candles.
Assisting Mrs. Edwards were
Mrs. R. D. Mitchell, Mrs. Roy
Smith, Mrs. Bob Robinson and
Misses Libby RUSSELL and Ronnie
Edwards. Party guests were Melo.
dy Harris, Jan Ross, Bonnie Dan
iels, Ellis Cuthrell, Shirley Robin.
son, Peggy Brock, Laura Edwards
Tersea Taylor, Bea and Floyd Lup'
ton, Jimmy Ambrose, Cindy Boyd
Gene and George Riddick, Kathy
Beth and Will Ballenger, Debby
and Bobby Bissette, Tony and Pan
Morgan.
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NEWS OF BEHAVE
And The Pungo River District
MRS. M. WINDLEY epresentatve-Teephone WI 3.3osI
BAND BOOSTERS MEET AT
JOHN A. WILKINSON SCHOOL

The Befhaven Band Boosters
Club of Belhaven met Feb. "a in
the Library of the John A. Wilkin-
son High School for their February
meeting, with Mrs. E. r. Chesson
president in charge.
All former band members are
asked to bring their uniforms to
the next meeting of the Boosters
on March 81.
The Band has been invited to
play at Buxton at their pirates eel.
ebration again this year, the date
being April %. Expenses for the
trip were considered too great sc
the invitation was declined.
Mrs. Dixon Cox reported plans
for a spring concert, and that pro.
gress is being made in getting 9
majorette teacher.
A dance, sponsored by the Boost
ers was held on Friday night
March at the Belhaven Commune
ty Cester from 1880 to 1890 pm
An admission of 25e was charged
and pop corn, candy, cup cakes ant
drinks were sold.
Mrs. Chesson appeals to all in
terested to please help the Booster.
help the band.
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MARGARET JANE GROUP
MEETS AT BELHAVEN

The Margaret Jane Fellowship Of
the First Christian Church mel
with Mrs. George Baker, Jr. at hel
home on Bay Street for the Feb.
ruary meeting. Mrs. Baker immedi-
ate past president presided in the
absence of the new president, Mrs.
H E. Boyd, Jr.
The devotional was given by
Mrs. Wilbur Ballenger, her sub
ject "When a child joins the
church." was taken from the
Hearthstone.
During the business session, Mrs.
Jimmy Hodges reported cards and
flowers had been sent all the sick
and shutins. The treasurer was in
structed to purchase crayons for
the Primary departments.
Mrs. Grady Russell will be host
ess for the March meeting. At the
close of the meeting the hostess
served cherry pie topped with
cream and hot coffee. Following
the refreshment period the group
finished the drapes for the church
chapel, making the drapes is Eel
lowship project.
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wINsTEADvILLE PERSONALS

WINSTEADVILLE - Mrs. Ro-
bert B. Pearce left Wednesday for
Alexandria, Va, to visit her sister,
Mrs. ]. J. Rodwell.
Mrs. d. M. Hollowell and friend
Mrs. Bullrock, of Greenville visited
here Tuesday.
Frank w. Wharton spent the
weekend in Brevard.
: Terry Sparrow spent the week
end IN Winston-Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Dowdy
and son "Chuck," of Rocky Mount
visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Powell.
Mrs. A. M. Sparrow, Jr., and
Mrs. Robert B. Pearce were in
Washington Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Sparrow, Jr.,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John Berry
in Swan Quarter Sunday after Mr.,
Sparrow held services in the Meth
odist church in the No Silent Pull
pit program. In the afternoon Mr.
and Mrs. Sparrow visited in Fair
field.
Sgt. and Mrs. D. Tex Davis and
children of Fayetteville visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Otis
Selby and Mr.. and Mrs. D. Clifton
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Selby and
children of Williamson visited
here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Sophia Smith and Mrs
Thomas Smith of Greenville spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. G. w
Sadler. Mr.. Sadler, who has beer
ill for the past several months, is
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PUNGo HOSPITAL NEWS

White patients February 81 -
March 6: Floyd Gibbs, Mrs. Ida
Foster, Baby Friedrich Boyd, Err
mold Mckinney, Mrs. Annie Midget
te, Mrs. Musa Sadler, Mr.. Layton
Perry, James B. Cuthrell, Mrs
Vonnie Tinker, Brs. Christine Ca
hoon and Mrs. Pearl Windley, all
of Belhaven.
Mrs. Majorie Davis of Plymouth
Miss Aleph Cason and John Evans
and Leorna Alligood of Swan
Quarter, Master Ray Hodges Of
Wilmington, and Mrs. Christine
Waters of Pinetown.
Colored patients: Moses Richard.
son, Jean Collins, Rachael Creole
and Virgil Satterthwaite of Belhav.
en-. Ethel Sutton of Pantego, Lilly
Bell Brown Spencer of Engellrard
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BRIDGE HOSTESS

Mrs. L. A. knight was hostess to
the Friendly BRYCE Club and invited
guests on Friday night. She used
arrangements Of spring flowers at
tractively throughout the playing
area.
The hostess served frozen fruit
salad, pound cake and coffee, and
during progressions she served iced
bottle drinks and assorted nuts and
candies.
danes w. C. Creole, D. C. Creole.
w. C. Swindell, James Ambrose,
ST., J. w. Hodges, o. F. Walker,
r. D. Mitchell and Sarah La
than. Guests were Mesdames
Leon Smith, Ben SPENCER, NJ.
L. Andrews and Miss Loyce
Brinson. High score for the
club went to Mrs. Ambrose, second
high to Mrs. d. c. Creole while bin
go went to Mrs. Walker. Mrs.
Smith was the recipient of the
guest high prize.
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MRS. ANDREWS HOSTESS TO
ROCK CLUB AT BELHAVEN

Mrs. M. L. Andrews was hostess
to the members of her Rock club a.
the home of Mrs. w. C. Swindell
on Main Street Belhaven on We'd
nesday night.
The hostess served a dessert
course of strawberry parfait and
lemon thins with hot coffee during
cards she passed mixed nuts and
drinks. Arrangements Of spring
flowers were used.
Club members playing were Mes
danes w. C. Swindell. Sarah La
than, J. H. Purvis, w. C. Creole
Paul Dawson. L. A. knight, d. G
Creole and Miss Katie Topping.
High score prizes Of the evening
went to Mrs. Swindell and Mrs.
Knight. The hostess presented each
guest . bottle Of hand lotion.