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Be kind to your mother
She may be old and grey,
Oh, how you will miss her
When she is taken away!
She'may seem old and childish
And set in her ways,
But you must remember
She has seen better days.
She has spent many restless nights
Watching over your bed,
if her baby is sick,
Feeling of your head.
Bring all your troubles to mother;
She knows just what to do,
She is always ready to listen,
It may seem strange to you.
Some day when you are old and
grey
And your feet fail to go,
You wonder why you said hard
things
To mother long ago.
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So tell your mother all your
troubjes,
Share with hef your smiles,
For she might not be with you
1 But just a little while.
Miss Lillian Suggs spent last
week-end with relatives in Green
ville.
Misses Ruth Daniel, Jeanne
Walker, Virginia Moore Meeks, and
.} Glynn Griffin spent last week-end
'in Winston-Salem as the guests of
Salem College.
Mrs. L. A. Rankinhas returned to
her home in Chapel Hill after a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. R. T.
Fountain at her home on Tarboro
Street.
The Fine Arts Club met last
Tuesday with Mrs. A. W. Gillett at
her home on Marigold street. The
members enjoyed a musical in
•which their children took part.
* Miss Mary Hillard Hinton and
* Mrs. Sprague Silver and children,
Sprague, Elizabeth, and Charles, of
Releigh, spent last week-end with
Misses Mary and Bessie Hilliard at
- their home on Falls Road.
|| Of interest in Rock Mount is the
graduation of Misses Clara Mail
and Louise Irving from White Oak
high school last Friday. Both
young ladies, who reside at Stella,
have established enviable records
ft during their studies at hte White
Oak school.
The Disputation team of the
University of North Carolina re
turned to Chapel Hill Sunday af
ternoon after completing a week
end schedule. The members of the
v team are; Jack Poole, L. H. Foun
tain, W. A. McGuire, Harold Ben
net, and Richard Kelly.
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PERSONALS
Miss Lillie Mclntyre entertained
the Research Club last Tuesday
afternoon at her home on Franklin
street.
Mrs. William Conger, Mrs. H. L.
Hicks, and Mrs. C. W. Coghill have
just returned from a visit to New
York. City.
Mrs. J. F. Thompson has just
returned from a week-end visit to
her sister, Mrs. W. A. Shaw, in
Lexington.
Miss Mabel Dixon, of Farmville,
is the house guest of Misses Estelle
and Mayme Lee Davis at their
home on Falls Road.
Mrs. Bobbit Hostess
Mrs. J. O. Bobbitt was hostess
Friday evening to the 'Eight
O'clock Contract Club. The top
score prize was won by Mrs. H.
Weatherspoon.
A delicious sweet course was
served.
The following were present: Mrs.
J. A. Vann, Mrs. Willingham, Mrs.
J. M. Lee, Miss Dulcie Terry, Mrs.
A. A. McKay, Mrs. J. E. Coddard
and the hostess.
Club Party
Mrs. William W. Shaw entertain
ed at a pretty club party Wednes
day afternoon at the home of Miss
Kate Arrington.
Mrs. Ronald D. Stevens scored
high for the group of special
guests and Mrs. Thos. McMillan re
ceived the club award. Later a de
licious salad course was served.
Making up the group were: Mrs.
Herman Blount, Mrs. Joe P. Wim
berley, Mrs.R. H. Burton, Mrs. W.
G. Weeks, Jr., Robert Herring,
Miss Mary Alta Robbins, Mrs. R.
D. Wimberley, Mrs. Thos. McMil
lan, Mrs. A. F. Thorpe, Jr., Mrs. W.
M. Daughtridge, Jr., Mrs. Hazol
Short Horper, Mrs. William Joyner
and her guest, Miss Celeste Arm
field of Monroe, Mrs. Thos. J. Pear
sall, Miss Elizabeth Ward, Miss
Claude Aycock, Miss Dorothy
Craighill, Mrs. Ronald D. Stevens,
Mrs. B. C. Daughtridge, Mrs. D.
Worth Joyner, Mrs. George S.
Sherrod, Mrs. C. B. Moore, Mrs. &
S. Toler, Jr., and Mrs. F. S. Wilkin
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Bridgers—Knight
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Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Knight wish
to announce the marriage of their
daughter, Hazel Mae, to Mr. David
Alexander Bridgers, on March 16,
1934, in Nashville. The young cou
ple kept the marriage a secret un
til recently. Both of the young cou
ple are residents of the city and
number hosts of friends here. They
are making their home with the
bride-groom's parents on North
Main Street.
THE ROCKY MOUNT HERALD. ROCKY MOUNT, N. C., FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1934
Register—Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Williams an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Hazel, to Mr. Wilson
Register on April 15, 1394, in Em
poria, Va. Both the bride and
gTaom are well known here and
have many friends who extend best
wishes. They are making their
home in Smelton Heights.
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Miss Ruby Thompson
Honored At Party
Miss Ruby Thompson was given
a surprise birthday party Saturday
night by Miss Belle Baines and
Miss Doris Hughes. Games were
played and refreshments were ser
ved. Those present were Misses
Belle Baines, Ruby Thompson, Dor
is Hughes, Katherine Williams,
Myrtle West, Gloria Luther, Alice
Baines, Estelle Baines, Agnis Ab
rams, Messrs. Foster Strickland,
Irvin Pittman, Robert Thompson,
Clarence English, Joe Luther, Paul
Perdue, Julian Perdue, Paul West,
Buck Strickland, Clyde Hay, Dewy
Wood.
Surprise Shower'
Mrs. Millard Leonard was given
a surprise shower Friday night by
Miss Hettie Wilder and Mrs. J. F.
Nelms at their home on Falls road.
She was presented many lovely and
useful giifts. Refreshments were
served and games were played.
Those present for the affair were,
Mrs. Millard Leonard, formerly
Miss Odell Nelms of Nashville,
Mrs. J. E. Nelms, Miss Hettie Wil
der, Mrs. Endie Howell, Mrs. C. E.
Thompson, Mrs. J. E. Thompson,
Jr., Miss Geneva Thompson,- Mrs.
Theodore Parker, Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs
Connie King, Mrs. Arthur Peel,
Mrs. Lillie Mae Nelms, and Mrs.
Nelms, of Nashville.
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PINETOPS NEWS
By Esther Mawn Cobb
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South Edgecombe high school
commencement began Friday eve
ning, May 4th, with a 1 musical re
cital. Sunday evening at 8 o'clock
the bacculareate sermon was de
livered by Rev. Norman Johnson,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, of Rocky Mount. Monday
at 10 o'clock the senior class dedi
cated a memorial to Blith Long a
deceased member of the class. Mon
day evening at 8 o'clock the class
day exercises. Tuesday morning
commencement address and pre
sentation of diplomas. Tuesday
evening a play was presented.
The following seniors were pres
ent. Mary Lily Best, Mozelle Bridg
ers, Rosa Pearl Ellis, Mae Dixon
Smith, Anna Deaton, Margaret
Lewis Wooten, lone Lane, Dorothy
Steadman, Margaret Weaver, Edna
Owens, Mildred Webb, Effie Wals
ton, Mary Selma Pittman, Julia
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Lovelace, Edgar Dunn, Larry Wils
ton, Sam Parker, Dempsey Stal
lings, Jesse Alton Moore, James
Edwards, James Bridgers, Edwin
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Class Entertained
Pinetops, April 29.—The seniors
of South Edgecombe High School
and the faculty of Crisp School
were entertained Friday night by
Miss Eloise Marslender at Green
Acre, the home of Mr. and Mrs. L.
Y. Lovelace. Many contests were
enjoyed. The prizes were won by
Miss Mozelle Bridgers, Miss Vivian
Wooten and Edgar Dunn.
The hostess, aided by Miss Sarah
Anna Brown and Anne Lovelace,
served a delicious salad course.
Gifts were presented by Miss Mar
lender to Mary Lily Best, the vale
dictorian of the senior class and to
Julia Lovelace, the salutatorian.
Mrs. Sam Dozier entertained her
bridge club Thursday\ afternoon,
May 3rd. .Seven tables were ar
ranged in reception rooms which
were decorated with spring flow
ers.
Mrs. Ralph Crawford, from Bur
lington, Mrs. Dozier's sister and
house guest, received a lovely pic
ture for honor guest. Miss Alya
Taylor received high score prize
for chib members. Miss Camelle
Winstead, low, for visitors. Mrs. S.
L. Daughtridge and Mrs. J. K.
Harper, low. The hostess was as
sited by Mr. Bill Jefferon and Mrs.
Crawford in serving a congealed
fruit salad course.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gardner,
Miss Alya Taylor and Miss Camelle
Winstead visited relatives in Rich
mond, Va., last week-end.
Mrs. K. T. Wooten and children,
of Goldsboro, spent the week-end
with Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Wooten.
South Edgecombe high school
beat Leggett high school in base
ball Tuesday, May Ist. The score
was 13 to 6.
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DORTCHES NEWS j
By Lillian Exum
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Mr. John F. Griffin, Jr., of
Campbell College spent last week
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John F. Griffin.
Miss Pauline Hester, of Rocky
Mount, is visiting her family this
week.
The Y. W. A. postponed its pic
nic which was planned for Thurs
day evening until a later date.
The Stoney Creek Baptist church
is holding a Sunday School study
course this week from 8:00 to 9:00
p. m. The public is cordially invited
to attend..
Circle Number one of the W. M.
U. of Stoney Creek Baptist church
will hold its regular meeting
Thursday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock,
at the home of Mrs. W. T. Robin
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Misses Annie Clee and Dorothy
Brake have returned from college
to spend their summer vacation
with Mrs. J. J. Brake.
Little Miss Jean Cathryn Ellen
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
D. L. Milton, of Rocky Mount.
George Ellen visited near Ra
leigh Sunday.
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Miss Irma Fountain will give her
musicrecital in the school auditor
ium Tuesday evening, May 8, at
8:00 o'clock.
_ Little Miss Pauline Duncan of
Tarboro, was the week-end guest
of h*r sister, Mrs. Herbert Taylor.
Miss Mary Louise Lawrence
spent the week-end in MacClesfield
as the guest of Miss Selma Wilson
Anderson.
Miss Elizabeth Fountain spent
the day in Rocky Mount last Thurs
day.
Little Barbara House, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. House, celebrated
her third birthday, Thursday, May
3rd, with a birthday party.
Mr. L. H. Fountain of Chapel
Hill was home Friday afternoon.
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