Husbands Join Monday Duplicate Bridge Club Dinner
Mrs. Paul Neisser hosted the Duplicate bridge club at Cedar Hall on Monday afternoon. The home glowed with roses zinnias clematis and garenias and an open fire added warmth. Mrs. Gist Finley and Mrs. Jacob Cooper won high honors. Later the husbands joined for buffet style dinner. Invited guests were Mr. and Mrs. A Gist Finley of York and Nick Moss.
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Paul Neisser
Te Duplicate Bridge Club
Cedar Hall
Zinnias
Clematis
Enias
Gist Finley
Jacob Cooper
Honore
A Gist Finley
York
Nick Moss
Bridge Party Honors Bride And Bride-Elect
Paying charming compliment to Miss Beulah Allen bride elect and Mrs William Page a recent bride Mrs David Neill delightfully entertained at bridge at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs RH Webb on Thursday night. After bridge prizes were awarded to Miss Betty Hord and Miss Frances Payne for high and second high. The hostess gave each honoree a gift. A salad course with party accessories followed as Mrs Jack Fortune and Miss Peggy Arthur assisted, the rooms adorned with late summer flowers.
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Beulah Allen
William Page
David Neill
Bridge
RH. Webb
Betty Hord
Francs Payne
Jack Fortune
Peggy Arthur
Ausses Frances Payne
Bobbie Simmons
Louann Herndon
Beulah Rhea
Rhea
Mrs Fulton Hosts Luncheon For Beulah Rhea Bride Elect
Mrs W S Fulton entertained the Circle with a luncheon at the New South to honor Beulah Rhea, the bride elect. Miss Rhea wore a blue crepe dress with black accessories and pink rosebud pins, while her wedding party guests attended. An orchid gladiolus and baby's breath centerpiece framed the three course meal.
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Hss
Shirley Spivey
New South
Beulah Rhea
Miss Rhea
Miss Beulah Rhea Accorded Courtesy at church program
At Frances Hamilton Creve de ARP church in Brigh ton Tennessee Miss Beulah Rhea was honored Monday night. Miss Elizabeth Anthony led a program assisted by Mrs. Wilson Crawford and Mrs. Gene Steffy on Dunlap Orphanage. Twelve members attended. After business, hostess served strawberry chiffon pie and coffee.
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Frances Hamilton
Bill Fulton
Elizabeth Anthony
Wilson Crawford
Gene Steffy
Dunlap
Brighton
Tenn
Wood moisture below 20 percent halts fungi decay growth
When wood moisture stays under twenty percent fungi that cause decay cannot grow or multiply, reducing decay risk. This moisture threshold limits fungal activity and preserves wood integrity.
Twin-Table Bridge Club Meets at Mrs. Griffin Home
The Twin-Table Bridge club gathered Tuesday night at Mrs. E. W. Griffin's West Mountain street home. Guests Mrs. McDonnell and Miss McKelvie of Lawrenceville joined members. awards went to Mrs. Ware high score and Goforth second. Zinnias from Mrs. Griffin's garden adorned rooms. guests received favors as they departed.
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E. W. Griffin
West Mountain Street
M. A. Ware
Goforth
Beulah Rhea Feted At Pre Wedding Luncheon
Miss Beulah Rhea was honored at a bridge luncheon hosted by Louann Herndon and friends at her home Tuesday night. Guests Frances Payne Bobbie Simmons and others celebrated with a high score prize, consolation prize, and an honor china gift for the bride elect.
Mrs Hal Plonk Fetes Contract Club
Mrs Hal Plonk hosted the Contract Club at her home Monday afternoon. Dan Finger attended the bridge gathering. dessert was served. Awards were presented to Mrs Claude Hambright and Mrs Amos Dean for high and second high. Colorful zinnias decorated the rooms.
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Mrs
Hal Plonk
Contract Club
Dan Finger
Claude Hambright
Amos
Dean
Miss Mary Ann Crouse Hosts Dinner Party Delights
Miss Mary Ann Crouse entertained at her parents home with a summer floral setting. Guests enjoyed a three course dinner followed by bridge and rook games. High bridge scores went to Miss Marion Arthur and Billy Rudock, while Mrs. R. P. Anthony and Johnny Kerns earned top rook honors.
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Maryann Crouse
S. A. Crouse
Marion Arthur
Billy Rudock
R. P. Anthony
Johnny Kerns
Fook
Johnston County swine program aims to improve production
John Kelley of the State College Extension Service outlines a countywide swine production program. County Agent John Piland and Kingan and Company representatives helped shape the plan. Growers will demonstrate sanitation, breed sows to a good boar, raise pigs on clean pasture, and feed a balanced ration. A report will tally hogs raised and pounds sold for the county.
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Johnston County
Jack Kelley
The
State College Extension Service
Kelley
John Piland
Kingan and Company
Kingan
U S Department forecasts large chick markets ahead
The U S Department of Agriculture says large marketings of chickens are in prospect over the coming months. Officials anticipate higher output and broader distribution affecting prices and supply chains across markets.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
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