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County Council
Of Home Clubs
Meets Tuesday
The New Hanover County Coun
cil of Home Demonstration clubs
will meet for their regular fall
meeting on Tuesday morning Oc
tober 3, at 10 o’clock in the Home
Agent’s office. Mrs. M. S. Emmart,
p. esident will have charge of the ,
meeting.
Reports of delegates attending |
the state federation meeting in j
August will be heard. Plans fw j
the Achievement Day to be held
in November will be made.
All Officers of local Home Dem
onstration clubs are urged to be
present and War Service chairman
are also asked to attend. Lunch
will be served at 12 o’clock.
« * *
Southside Baptist
Circles To Convene
The circles of the Woman’s Mis
sionary society of Southside Bap- :
tist church will meet Tuesday as i
fol’ows:
1. Mrs. J. J. Moore, 1715 Orange (
street at 3:30 p.m. ,
2. Mrs. E L Avery, 509 South
Filth street at 3:30 pm. ,
Business Girls circles with Mrs. ,
G. (C. Pierce, 622 South Fourth •
street at 8 p.m.
Lake Forest circle at 11 a.m. .
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District P.-T. A.
Meets Scheduled
During October
GREENSBORO, Sept. 30. — Mrs.
Charles E. Roe, field representa
tive of the National Congress of
Parents and Teachers, will repre
sent that body at the 18 district
meetings of the North Carolina con
gress which start October 10 and
will be concluded November 3.
Also attending all 18 meetings,
scattered from Plymouth in t h e
east to Bryson City in the west,!
will be C. W. Phillips, Greensboro,
airectof of public relations at the!
Woman’s college, and state presi
dent, and Mrs. J. W. Burke, Gib-1
sonville, executive secretary of the
state congress.
Mrs. Roe, who has been on the
lational staff since 1924, following
i wide background in local and
state parent-teacher work, has giv
;n field service in every state in
he Union in developing state par
;nt-teacher work, in the interest
)f local parent - teacher associ
ions. At the 18 district confer
;nces she will discuss parent
eacher procedures and mechanics.
Phillips will present the chal
enge and the philosophy of par
:nt-teacher work and Mrs. Burke
vil discuss the materials and oth
>r aids available through the state
jffice. Each group will also con-'
:ider the legislative program of the1
irganization, and will hear from
leveral state chairmen about the
;hases of the work they direct.
The schedule of meetings is as
bllows: October 10, Elkin; Octo
jer 11, Winston-Salem; October 12,
lisheboro; October 13, Wadesboro;
October 14, Laurinburg; October
.7, Whitevile; October 18, Clinton;
Dctober 19, Dunn; October 20,'
Princeton; October 23, Garner; Oc
ober 24, Camp Lejeune; October
!5, Plymouth; October 26, South
nills; October 27, Enfield; Octo
>er 31, Shelby; November 1, Mar
on; November 2, Asheville; and
November 3, Bryson City.
* * *
Fourth Street Church
Circles Will Convene
The circles of the Fourth Street
Advent Christian church will meet
is follows:
Monthly business meeting Mon
lay evening at 8 o’clock at the
ihurch.
1. Mrs. Robert Matthews, chair
nan. with Mrs. B. W. White, Sum
ner Hill, Thursday at 8 p.m.
2 Mrs Julius Parker, chairman,
vith Mrs. Edward J. Powell, 1108
iouth Fourth street, Thursday 3:30
>.m.
3. Mrs. M. A. Duke, chairman, 1
vith the chairman, 306 South 18th i
treet. Tuesday 3:30 p.m. ]
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Miss MacKinnon,
Ensign Matthews
Engaged To Wed
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. MacKinnon
of Mount Pleasant, Texas, have
announced the engagement and ap
proaching marraige of their daugh
ter, Betty, to Ensign Ralph D.
Matthews, Jr., of Wilmington, son
of Mrs. Leona Matthews bf Wil
mington.
Ensign Matthews is now station
ed at the Naval Air Station at
Jacksonville, Fla.
Miss MacKinnon attended South
ern Methodist University and Lou
isiana State university, where she
was a member of Delta Delta Delta
sorority.
The wedding is to take place on
October 9, at Mount Pleasant.
* * *
Magabel Smith Rule,
J. F. Bradshaw Married
BURGAW, Sept. 30. — Magabel
Smith Rule, daughter of R. D.
Smith of Currie, and J. F. Brad
shaw of Burgaw, were married on
September 23 at Conway, S. C
Mrs. Rule for the past several
years has made her home with her
father, moving to Currie from
Washington, D. C., where she lived
for 12 years. She received ner ed
ucation at the Bladen and New
Hanover County schools, and at
tended Motte’s business college in
Wilmington.
Mr. Bradshaw is a wholesale
gasoline and fuel oil dealer in Bur
gaw, chairman of the Pender coun
ty Office of Price Administration,
and a member of the Pender coun
ty board of commissioners.
The couple will make their home
in Burgaw.
• • •
Miss Alma Dew Feted
At Party In Hallsboro
HALLSBORO,, Sept. 30. — Thurs
day night, September 21, Miss Al
ma Dew, bride-elect of the season,
was entertained- at a miscellane
ous shower given by Miss Louise
Collins, Mrs. Harrell Stephens, and
Mrs. Malcolm Stephens at the
home of Miss Collins in Hallsboro.
Guests were greeted by Mrs. A.
Q. Dew and upon her entrance
Miss De wwas presented with a
corsage of sweetheart roses.
Contest winners were Mrs. Rob
ert L. Thompson and Mrs. W. Av
ery Thompson.
Refreshments were served tc
about 40 guests after which Miss
Dew was presented wZ i t h many
lovely and useful gifts.
* » *
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. Clayton Naylor was enter
tained with a lovely birthday
party on September 28, when her
mother, Mrs. Katie Stokley enter
tained at her home, 811 South
Front street.
Games were played throughout
the evening and . refreshments
were served. A large birthday
cake, decorated in pink and white
was served with the refresh
ments.
Guests included: Mrs. Naylor,
honoree, Mrs. N. L. Overton, Mrs.
Alberta Waters, Mrs. Earl Brown,
Mrs. Leathea Triffif, Mrs. Lydia
Mears, Mrs. Philip Vassel, Mrs.
Rowena Trizzie, Mrs. C. F. Johns
ton, Mrs. Priscilla Clewis, Mrs.
O. B. Culpepper, Jr., Miss Lucille
Ganous, Miss Atha Waters. Miss
Annie Lee Naylor, Miss Shirley
Aneston, George Naylor. Tommie
■Johnston,
Junior Sorosis
Meets On Monday
The supper planned by Nortt
Carolina Junior Sorosis for Mon
day evening, October 2, has beer
cancelled, however the meeting
will be held at 7:30 o’clock ir
the clubhouse on North T h i r c
street.
This being the first meeting o:
the club year, a number of im
portant matters will be brought
up efore the club, and aU mem
bers are urged to be present anc
prompt. An interesting program
has been planned to follow the bus
iness part of the meeting.
• * *
Trinity Methodist
Circles To Meet
The women of Trinity Methodist
church will hold the circle meet
ings on Monday as follows:
1. Mrs. T. H. Skipper, 1912
Church street at 3:30 p.m.
2. Mrs. M. H Shepherd, 107
North 13th street, at 3:30 pm.
3. -Monday, October 9, at 3:30
p.m. at the church.
4. Monday at 3:30 p.m. at the
church.
5. Monday at 8 p.m. with Mrs.
W J. Hayes, 212 South 17th street.
Wesleyan Service Guild Tuesday
at 8 p.m. with Miss Frances Hayes
1405 Chestnut street.
* * *
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Lieut, and Mrs. R. G. MacLen
nan announce the birth of a son,
Roderick Gray MacLennan, 111,
at Marion Sprunt annex, Septem
ber 24- Mrs. MacLennan is the
former Elizabeth B. Green of this
citv.
Chadbourn Faculty
Members Feted At Tea
CHADBOURN, Sept. 30.—Honor
ing the members of the Chadbourn
School faculty, the Ren. and Mrs.
B. F. Ormand entertained at an
informal tea Thursday afternoon
from 5 to 6 o’clock.
Mrs. G. B. Walton and Mrs. F. T.
Wooten greeted the guests at the
front door, while Mr. and Mrs.
Ormand welcomed them in the
living room, they were assisted
here by Mrs. A. B. Brady and Mrs.
D. C. Clark.
In the dining room, Mrs. J. A.
Brown presided at the punch bowl,
and Mrs J. H. Land and Mrs. C.
L. Tate served a variety of dainty
sandwiches, cookies, cakes, nuts,
and mints.
The lace covered table was cen
tered with an artistic arrange
ment of pink asters and fern, flank
ed by lighted candles. A bowl of
asters graced the sideboard.
In the living room fall flowers
were effectively used in decora
tion.
About twenty - five faculty mem
bers enjoyed the gracious hospital5
ity of the host and hostess.
Featuring the September meet
ing of the Maids-and-Matrons club
was the unusual program. This
was conducted as an Open Forum
on the Influence of Movies, Comics
Funnies and Radio on the Cultural
, Life of the Youth of America. The
program was introduced by Miss
Maysie Hendren, program chair
man, and the leaders of the dis
cussion were Mrs. J. H Land, Mrs
J. B. Bardin and Mrs. Bishop Smitl
Thought provoking suggestions
were advanced and much construe
tive criticism resulted. A large pel
cent of the membership took en
thusiastic part in the informal dis
cussions.
The general topic for the yea:
is: “For Improved Citizenship o
the Youth of America.”
At roll call, the members an
swered with "My favorite rauu
program”.
A business meeting preceded thi
program, at which time Mrs. J. A
Brown, club president, welcome!
the membership and Drought t<
them the challenge of the nev
club year. She gave excerpts fron
the messages of the new Genera
Federation president, Mrs. La Fel
Dickinson, in which she called thi
club women of America to sires
consultation, cooperation, kindnes;
effort, and to make as their speda
and tolerance to continue the wa:
endeavor creating homes ’iron
which wili eminate in the post-wa:
world serenity, justice, discipline
and an awareness of the Brother
hood of Man and Fatherhood o
I God”. Mrs. Brown also gave sug
gestions from messages of thi
State Federation president, Mrs
J. H. Highsmith, closing with th<
slogan Mrs. Highsmith has adoptee
for her administration, “Build foi
the future a life without fear. «
faith without doubt and a wcrlc
without war.”
Following the club meeting, Mrs
S. W. Johnston, hostess, assisted bj
Mrs. Glenn Strole and Mrs. E. S
Hand served ice cream, home
made cake and fruit punch.
* * *
Nancy Ann Sewell,
Arthur S. McEntee
Engaged To Marry
Mr, and Mrs. E. Freeman Pitt
man of Wilmington, announce the
engagement of their niece, Nancj
Ann Sewell, to Arthur Shannon Mc
Entee, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
McEntee of Wilmington.
The wedding is to be solemnized
Saturday, October 21, at high noor
at St. Mary’s Catholic church. Nc
invitations are being issued b u :
friends are invited.
* * *
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. H. Foster Mint:
of Bolivia, announce the birth ol
a son, Stephen Foster, on Septem
ber 23 at Marion Sprunt annex
Alice Behrends
Honored At Party
Thursday afternoon Miss Alice
Behrends, who wUl be married to
Howard Ganstier on Saturday, Oc
tober 7, was honored when Mrs. A.
McR. Crouch, Sr., entertained at
the Cape Fear Country club at a
bridge luncheon.
Among the guests were: Mrs.
Ernest Bulluck, Mrs. H. E. Long
ley, Mrs. Edwin J. Farrelly, Mrs.
William J. Hughes, Miss Sue Lov
ering, Mrs. A. McR. Crouch, Jr.,
Miss Behrends and Mrs. Crouch.
Mrs. Crouch presented Miss Beh
rends with a lovely antique gift
in china
» * *
42nd Annual Day
Of Prayer To Be
Held On Tuesday
The 42nd annual Day of Prayer
of the Wilmington Presbyterial,
District One, will be held on Tues- _
day morning, October 3, at 10:30
o’clock in the Winter Park Pres
byterian church. The Rev. Alfred
I K. Dudley will give the meditation.
! Miss Marion Wilcox is to be the
! speaker of the morning.
All Presbyterian churches of Wil
mington, Carolina Beach, Wood
burn at Leland and New Hope at
Winnabow, . will meet at the
church.
Two new auxiliaries to be organ
ized in the district this year are
Cape Fear church in Maffitt -Vil
lage and Carolina Beach church
, auxiliary.
« * *
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. George Wi Holland
. announce the birth of a daughter,
, Mary Carolyn. September 16, at
Marion SDrunt annex.
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