TOE-CHRISTMAS PARTIES
GIVEN IN FRANKLIN TON
Franklinton. ? Several pre
Christmas dub parties h?tt bj-en
given this put week in Franklin- 1
ton. One of these >u at the home
of Mrs. Joseph O. Green Saturday
evening when she was hostess to|
her contract bridge club and oth
er guests. Eight tables (or the
gue of bridge were arranged.
High score prixes went to Miss
Flora Phillips for club. Mrs. A.
R Allen, guest, and Mrs. Fred
Blonnt for teachers who w<ve
special guests. Bingo prize w?s
awarded Miss Nell Joyner.
The hostess, assisted by her sis
ter, Mrs. A. E. Henderson, served^
loaf cream, cake, salted nuts and
feints decorated in Christmas mo
tifs.
Guests, otber than club mem-'
bers, were Sirs. Fred Blount. Miss
Minnie Harris. Mrs. A. B. Allen.
Mrs. G. B. Harris. Miss Annie
Tocker Moore. Miss Helen Stone
ham. Mrs. P. H. Massey, Mrs. W.
A. Shearon, Miss Claire Kearney.
Miss Lessie Chandler. Mrs. John
F. Gonella. Mrs. J. A. Cox. Miss
Nell Joyner. Mrs. Vallin D. Estes.
Mrs. Lemuel McGhee. Miss Edna
Davenport. Mrs. Dave Maclnty're
and Mrs. W. H. Green.
Mrs. Margaret Raye Lumpk:n
entertained her bridge club and
?other guests Wednesday after
noon.
Bridge was played at six tables
and prizes- were awarded Mrs.
Fred Blount, high scorer for
guests; Miss Frances Smith, for
club, and Mrs. George L. Cooke
for low score. Mrs. John Perry
Williamson, of Louisburg." bride
of November- was guest of honor
and was presented a gift. Miss
Elsie Woolard. of Henderson, was
remembered.
The hostess, assisted by her
daughter. Margaret Catherine
Lumpkin, and her sister. Mrs. M.
W. Hardy, served -a salad plate
with coffee.
Mrs. Lumpkin's guests includ- i
ed Mrs. John Perry Williamson,
of Louisburg. Miss Elsie Woolard.
of Henderson. Miss Frances Smith,
Mrs Fred Blount. Mrs. G. L. .
Cooke. Mrs. Walter W. Cooke,
Mrs. A. R. Winston. Mrs A. E
Henderson. Mrs. L. W. Hender
son, Miss Claire Kearney. Miss
Helen Stoneham. Mrs. Brooks
Parham. Miss Ruth Jenkins. Mrs
W. H. M Jenkins. Mrs, D C.
Hicks, Mrs. A B. Allen. Mrs. S.
C. Ford. Mrs. Lemuel McGhee.
Mrs. W. H. Green. Mrs. Vance C
Estes. Mrs. H Crawford Kearney
Miss Mary Leigh Scales. Miss
Mary Catherine Horne. Mrs. John
F. Gonella. Mrs Ben F. Wilder
and Mrs. M. W. Hardy.
At the home of Mrs. L. \V.
Henderson. Miss Bertha May Fu
trell entertained her bridge club
and guests Tuesday evening. Four
tables were"" arranged for the gam
es. Wtgh score prizes were award
ed Miss Lessie Chandler for club
and Mrs.. A. E. Hen*?pon for
guests.
The hostess served an ' ice
course with cake and salted nuts.
Miss Futrell's guests included
Mrs. L. W. Henderson, Mrs. A. ?.
Henderson. Miss Mary Catherine
Home. Miss Helen licGinnis. Miss
Mary Xeal Sanders. Miss Mildred
Carter. Miss Minnie Harris. Mrs
S. C. Ford, Mrs. J. O. Green. Mrs
Dave Maclntyre and Miss Frances
Smith.
RENEW YOCR SUBSCRIPTION!
WHO S WHO
MR. JAMES A. MITfMlXKR
Mr. James A. Mitckiner. son of
Mrs. Walter J Cooke, of Frank
linton. who will graduate from N.
('. State College in June, is anions
those students ?1io will- Ik- listed
in the issue of Who's"
Who Among Students in Ameri
can Universities and Colleges
The book is published through
the cooperation of over 5 00 Amer
ican uniTersities and colleges. It
Is the only means of national re
cognition for graduates which is
devoid of politics, fees, and dues.
Several students from accredited
colleges are selected each year,
by an unprejudiced committee, for
their biography to appear in
Who's Who Ampng Students in
American Universities and Col
leges. These books are placed in
the hands of hundreds of ^(pm
panies and others who annually
recruit outstanding students for
employment.
The purpose of Who's Who is
to serve as an incentive for stu
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college careers: as a means of
compensation to students for what
they have already done; and as
a recommendation to the business
world.
Mr. Mitchiner is a member of
Blue Key. an bonor fraternity at
State College, was President of
the Junior Class, member of the
Publications Board, representative
on the American Society of Agri
cultural 'Engineers inspection tNp
to Chicago. Chairman of the Sen
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Business Manager of the Alumni
News.
Mr. Mitchiner was graduated
from Fraffklinion High School in
tbe class of 193? and there was
President of the Junior Class and
Valedictorian of the Senior Class.
HOSTESS TO ( LI B
Mrs. Hill Yarborough was hos
tess to the Friday Contract Club
at her apartment Friday after
noon. High score prize was
awarded to Mrs. Harrell J Lewis.
The hostess served a sweet
course with coffee.
In the twojrears since (he first
soil conservation district was or-'
ganixed by farmers under State
la#. erosion control in districts
has spread over more than 7.000
farms, embracing I.OOO.oOO acres.
A girl working in a Georgia
poultry honse wrote her name on
an egg. and secured a husband.
Now she is suing for divorce.
Looks as if she swapped a good
egg for a bad one.
At the present rate of enroll
ment, Duplin County 4-H Club* '
will bout at least 200 farm boys
before the first of the year, re
ports Assistant Farm Agent L. F. ,
W eeks.
Our advice to Hitler is to scoot
over to Doorn and talk to the ex
Kalser, that fellow who also
thought he could straddle all Eu
rope. and lick the world sin^e
handed.
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15 Jewels
$21.75
Modern man's
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$1.00 to
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i
Travel Kit
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MAN'S
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he'll always be proud
oft Accurate rtiove
nient . . . with genuine
leather baud to match'
Special Pricei on New and Used
Radios and Refrigerators.
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$4.50
Gold cross ; and
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CIGARETTE CASK
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$1.50 to $15
Watches
$19.50
Jeweled movement
and curved to fit th>?
wrist. Genuine
leather baud !
15 Diamond
$125.00
Stunning Bridhl
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~
Bill Fold Sets
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Loulsburg Woman ? Thankful!
What have 1 to be thankful for?
[ can't pay my bills!
Friend ? Then be thankful you
aren't one of the creditors
Olivia ? Tbe doctor says he ha<?
sared that "woman's life niu~
time*.
Marge ? I always did think
was a cat!
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Make your selection EARLY !
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