Friendly greeting warms hearts at social club gathering
The Sewing Club women and guests enjoyed a morning at Mrs. W. G. Morrison’s home on McDonough road. A salad course with orange ice followed an hour of sewing, in a cheerful, sociable finale.
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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
3
The Sewing Club women and guests enjoyed a morning at Mrs. W. G. Morrison’s home on McDonough road. A salad course with orange ice followed an hour of sewing, in a cheerful, sociable finale.
The home was prettily decorated in roses asters and zennias. Cold drinks were passed during the games and an elaborate salad course with iced tea followed. Mrs W G Morrison and Mrs G D Head assisted Mrs Hodnett. In the rock games Mrs S S Copeland and Mrs Bert Carmichael vied for first prize with Copeland winning a box of handkerchiefs. The guest prize was silk hose. About twenty guests attended.
Miss Mildred Strickland of Concord visits Miss Mattie Kate Thomason on the Griffin road for a prom party. About twelve couples attend with punch on the veranda and a cordial social hour ends late. Mrs. T. M. Bond assists with hosting the McMichael gathering for Miss Marion Van Gorder of Fitzgerald.
Mrs J H Hodnett acted as hostess at a Friday afternoon rock party honoring her sister Mrs J M Harmon of Car. The gathering featured music and socializing, creating a warm, friendly atmosphere.
Mrs H W Turner hosted a morning mis cellaneous shower for her sister Miss Gertrude Jinks with red and white decor, handpainted heart cards, and a salad ice course. Guests numbered twelve and gifts came from a pretty basket, while Mr Henry Turner wore white and red. The event celebrated Miss Jinks and Hoyt Wigginston of Alabama City, slated to wed in August.
Mr and Mrs O Neal, popular Cedar Rock instructors and University of Georgia alum and after ceremony, depart for Nashville Tennessee where Mr O Neal takes a position with a leading publisher. Butts county extends best wishes as they begin a new chapter at their new home.
The Kimbell Association invites every Missionary Society to send delegates to a one day meeting at the First Baptist Church of Jackson on August 24 1922. Churches without societies are asked to attend. Lunch will be served.
An advertisement promises Charm A Vanishing Creme will whiten soften and refreshen the most delicate complexion. The snippet seems from a vintage beauty product page dated 8 18 4te with altered typography.
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