Jan. 11, 1932: Grandmother in High School

Perhaps at some point I will cease to find these scraps interesting, but at the moment anything that illuminates the early life of my grandmother is delicious detail. Add the oddly named "N" club to the list of many things I want to look up...

Article: http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=IgksAAAAIBAJ&sjid=BboEAAAAIBAJ&pg=2684%2C324955

"N" Club Meets with Virginia Reeder

The "N" club met yesterday afternoon with Margaret Reeder at her home on Poplar street.

Following an interesting program delicious refreshments were served to the following members: Edith Rhodes, Mary Louise Wilson, Billy Simmons, Mary Lou Reeves, Elizabeth Simmons and Virginia Reeder.

Jun. 16, 1932: Grandmother's Sweet Sixteen

The society page is just filled with small notices about grandmother's life. Either they were something of a thing in Florence, or there just wasn't much else going on.

Article: http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=xCksAAAAIBAJ&sjid=C7oEAAAAIBAJ&pg=857%2C5500600

Miss Virginia Reeder Is Honored On Birthday

Miss Virginia Reeder was the inspiration for a delightful courtesy last evening when her mother honored her with a birthday dinner at their home on Poplar street. 

The girls were seated at a beautifully appointed table which held for a centerpiece a bowl of pretty flowers in pastel shades. 

Dainty place cards marked the places for the honoree and guests who included: Misses Juliene Goyer, Edna Cox, Mary Louise Wilson, Eva Bell Jones, Ann Winn, Jimmie Lou Stribling, Gladys Nipper, Corinne Stutts, and Mildred Malone.

A party was enjoyed later in the evening and the following young men were invited: Thomas Wilson, Milburn Davidson, Gerald Loggins, Schuman Brewer, John Reeder, Wiley Sharp, Harold Riggs, Albert Trousdale, Preston Reeder, James Dealey, James Thompson, and Atticus Harrison.