Ur?i. M. Artwtt. a«gh*r,
JUleigh. wh»JUiv» been vl*!t
UgfcSafives fa Satfosd fs« the :?•«*
week, left Friday morning or WaA
inftorv ft. C, te ^peod a week in A*
Nation’! capital.
Mr. and Mr*. J K Mason. «< P"*
ham, spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. J R Ingram.
” . Mrs. Jane Gunter, Mis* Rath Gun
ter, and Jane Gunter left Saturday
far a visit to Mrs. Eugene Gunter, of
Richmond- *
‘ Mrs. E A Griff n and chSdren and
Mrs. Kate Glenn spent Friday in
Greensboro.
' Misses Helen Howard and Edith
Makepeace spent last week with
friends at Bayview.
Mrs. Rosser Brian has returned to
\ Hertford after a visit to Mr. and Mis.
A E Brinn.
' Mr. and Mrs. R T Howardare visit
ing relatives in Conneticutt.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Newton and J
family, of Lexington, came Saturday
to visit Mr. and Mrs. E C Hems, Jr.
C. E. Teague and Claude, Jr., spent J
Sunday here with relatives J
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Blue, who j
were recently married . in Durham,
have returned to Sanford.
Mrs. J. S. Burch has returned to
her home in Durham after a visit with
Mr. R. E. Carrington and family. She
was accompanied by Mrs. J. S Burch,
Jr., and little daughter, Margret, and
Mrs. Tom Wall.
- Messrs. Roscoe Carrington, and Ar
chie Palmer spent the week end at
Whiteville with their waves, who at
the bedside of their brother, who is
ill n a hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Summers and
two children, Frances and Nancy, and
Mr. Jarbo and family, of Maryland,
have returned home after a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McIntosh and Mrs.
G G Petty and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Summers visited Mr. Smxuners’ peo
ple in Statesville while here.
At the regular monthly meeting of
the officers of the Presbyterian church
Monday evening the ladies of Circle
No. 3 with Mrs. Lee S. Jones, as chair
man, served a delicious supper at 6:30
o'clock. Some timd was then taken up
in the regular work "of the church.
Last month a similar meeting waa
held and aH circles of the Auxiliary
assisted with the supper.
Mias Johpsie Jones has as her
guest this wade. Mias Carolyn Mc
Adams, at Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee S. Jones, Mr. and
lbs. Bob Haitness spent two days
this week in Wilm ngtoa with Mr. and
»m.i, G WSJtemEv „ . ^
Dr. G. i. Adams the pust twi
weeks In Goldsboro with his daughter.
IJf. sod Mis. Jim Gillon, of Greens
boro, visited Mr. R. E. Carrisgton and
family last week.
Mrs. E. B. Respa »s and Hn. C C
Cavineas. of Atlanta, Ga., are waiting
Mrs. Bertha Clark. .
Mr. and Mrs. John Clark have, re
turned from Chicago, where they at
tended the Century of Progress; they
also visited their son, Weston Clark,
while in Chicago.
Misses Frances Steadman and Lucy
Cooper O’Brien have as their guests
Misses Virginia Long and Graham
-Hinson, of Rockingham:
Mrs. N. A. Underwood is attending
Jthe Century of Progress in Chicago.
Misses Jane and Martha Isefihoui
have as their guests Kisses Frances
Malone sod Penelope Weatherly, of
Mebane.
Mrs. J. jF. Rivers is visiting her son,
C. W. Tell, in Boone.
Mr. James Busch, Jr., of Washing
ton, D. CL came.last Thursday to be
m his wife and little daughter. Mar
garet, who are spending some tine*
.here. |
Aba. James Burch, Sr, of ©urram,
spent last! week with Mr. and Mrs. R.
Mrs. JJ JP. King has returned to
Rockingham after a-visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Lee Gilchrist and son,
.Herman King. i •
.Mrs. Molise Badgett and daughter,
•Mias Jessie Campbell, and. Hr. Harry
lifcFall, of Knoxville. Term., are visit
ing Mrs. Ada Fitts, Messrs. Paul and
Qtex Kelly, brothers and sisters of
Mbs-lBadgett.
Misses Lucile-anB Cornells CbeA
•re visiting Mrs. Newby Dark in Siler
■.
Mr. and Hra Jade Anderson and
little daughter, Patricia, of Greens
boro, who have been at Kayview for
the pest week, are visiting Or. M. I.
Matthews and family. •
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Martin, of
Winston-Salem, were Iwiij guests
•f Dr. M. L. Matthaws and Mrs. Sex
XaUy. -
Mrs. Carrie Harper and grandson;
Norwood Mickle, of Fayetteville, arc
visiting Mrs. W. C. Donnell.
. Miss Alma Stewart had as her guest
last week. Miss Katie Armfield, oi
■.■/Monroe,
■v: Mrs. D, C. Lawrence and daughter,
Mra. Boh Benson, and little, daughter,
' Thornton, are visiting relatives
Macon- Mr. Benson and, Lewis Law
accompanied them'and returned.
Mrs. H. A. Palmer ba ■ returned
Msrgarettsville, Sphere she Spent
* time with a sick relative.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Kelly, Mr. and
m. Paul Kelly have returned from
Knoxvile, Tenn, where they visited
Mrs. Mollie Badgett.
Mrs. Ada Fitts visited her slater,
I WOMEN’S REALM
! '—WEDDINGS' -LOCAtMHATPENI»er“ - ==
«1 -pipriM —personals i
[-CLOD MEETINGS . —soc&ffi FUHCVtOM* m fcsls '
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Mrs. Morgan Honored.
With Mrs. Estace LaVoy Morgan,
popular recent bride as their honoree,
Mesdames H. C. Robert* and J. R
Lynch gave a beautiful party Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. Roberta
in Mclver Paris.
Masses of beautiful mid-summer
Rowers with glowing pink tapers and
softly shaded lights combined to create
a most beautiful effect. A musical pro
gram was given* the number of which
were: a piano solo by Mrs. M. J. Mc
Phail; a vocal solo, ‘JUnt's Old Sweet
Song," by Mrs. A. L. O’Briant accom
panied by Mrs. E. W. Hunter; a vocal
io.o, “All for You;” by Mrs. W. H.
White, accompanied by Mrs. M. J.
ifcPhail; a duet, “Sweetest Story
Sver Told,” by Mrs. H. F. Makepeace
nd Mrs. Bessie Buchanan, aceompani
d by Mrs. E. W. Hunter; a vocal solo*
Cupid’s Fishing," by Mr*. T. J.
Irooks, accompanied by Miss Ruth
’hllips; and a duet, “Because You
ire You,” by Mrs. W. H. White and
liss Maude Cotton, accompanied by
[is. M. J. McPhail.
An interesting contest “A Musical
lamance.” was ifcen staged and the
prize was wun oy nn u u. r1Mlra1
Jr. The hostesses served delicious
block cream and cake. The real climax
of the evening came when an immense
basket was brought in and presented
to Mra Morgan. This proved to be
filled with beautiful miscellaneous
gifts from her friends for which the
bride most gracefully expressed her
appreciation.
Guests included Mesdames Estace
LaVoy Morgan, T. L. Riddle, B. C.
and L. C. Wallace and K. L. Tow, of
Carthage;. Wilbur Mclver, B. B. ham
mer. W. E. Horner, A. L. O’Briant,
Ralph Groce, Victor King, W. H.
White. W. C. Moff tt, BiU Ramsey,
Wade Jones, Harry Frazier, Lynn Mc
lver, Jr, E. W. Hunter, M. J. Mc
Fhail, H. F. Makepeace, Bessie Buch
anan, T. J. Brooks, Ernest Kelly, Fred
Byer.y, of Dunn, W. L. Jewell, C. G.
Hatch, T. S. Cross, B. Frank Hamil
ton, R. O. Humphrey, C. C. Hatch,
Jr„ and Misses Reid Riddle, Lena Mae
Fhhner, Frances Wilkins. Betsy Hart
ness, Roth Phillips, Anne Rogers,
Mary Frances Underwood, Floy Riv
era, Katherine Smith, Maude and Both
Cotton, Mildred Croesi Martha Web
ster, Margaret Clark, Geneva Way,
Agues Byrd, Catherine Monroe, Helen
Rosser, Marjorie Johnson, and Mias
Lee, of Smithfield.
A charming compLment was paid
two popular recent brides Mesdames
B. Frank Hamilton and Eafau* LaVoy
Morgan, when Mias Frances Wilkins
entertained Thursday morning at hex
home on Carthage street.
1 Five tables were arranged for .pro
gressive hearts in n setting sf color
ful garden flowers. High scon prise,
handkerchiefs, was won by Mra. C,
C. Hatch, Jr. To Mn. Hamilton was
given a luncheon set and to Mrs. Mor
gan a bon bon dish. The hostess ser*
ed a delicious salad course with iced
Guests were Mesdames S-. Frani
lamilton, Estace Morgan,!^ P.Wil
rais, Jr, C. H. Crabtree, Lynn Me
rer, Jr, R. O. Hufiphrey, Wad<
tones, Garland Ciirrin, & G. Hatch,
|r. Muses Lois Monroe,, Catherini
Monroe, Am* Rogers, • Grace Stoat
Mildred Cross, Grace Crabtree, Katfa
n*ine Judd, Betsy Hartness, Lena u*1
fainter, Charlotte Chaffin, Mary JVar
»e Underwood, Jean Mclver, Floj
Rivers, Marion Nall, arrl Kathar.ru
Palmer, oi Gu»f. .
Methodist Cirrlelj Tp Meet.
The circles of itbe Woman's Auxi
tiaxy of Steele street CJmrehwill mee
Circle 1 with Mrs. E. A. Griffin.
Monday afternoon at 3:30 aa follows
Circle 2 with Mrs. W. M. Leggett.
Cade 3 with Mrs. H C Roberts
CSide 4 with Mrs. M. G. Yarborough.
Swfanateg Party.
Several of the members of Mia
Mary Belle Buchanan’s of Steel
street Sunday School enjoyed a swim
min* party Tuesday afternoon a
Paradise Vista.
Leaving town about 1:30, they en
joyed the drive out and spent the al
ternoop swimming and boating. A de
Udous picnic supper was then enjoyed
Mifc. Wigan Eatertalas Club.
A very lovely meeting of the Gal
tea Club occurred Tuesday mornir
with Mrs. H. M. Wagoner as hostess
Masses of summer flowers, form
a colorful background for the thr
tables of contract which were in pit
throughout the morning. Chib prir
• sugar and cream, was weu by Mi
D. C. Holler and guest prise, a piei
of pottery, by Mrs. C. H. Crabtree. J
noon the hostess served a delicioi
srsd elaborate two Course luncheon, a
d^ed by Mesdames L, K‘ fcenho,
and James Bridges. • •
Guests in addition to club
were Mesdames Prank Clegg, Jami
fridges, C. H. Crabtree, R, E. McCu
loch, C. H. Porter, Bill Ramsey, at
*■»<* Page, The chib will meet mi
®*th Mrs. L. G. Barefoot.
Mnt. Cooper
Honoring
V > T jr,» 0
:tfeM« Miasm Virginia--Bsrii. oi
Clinton, and Virginia Flyar. otf Tur
key, Mis. D. H. Cooper entertained
Tnmriay evening at her home on
Weatherepecn Street
Content* gimm, tad dancing form
ed the evening*! diversion! and tits
hostess served delicious Mock cream
and cake.
Those present were Kisses Virginia
"Davis, Virginia Fryer, Leone See well,
Gertrude Crabtree, Ines and Myrtle
Riddle, Maude Browiv - Wilna Foust,
and Lemuel, Cooper, Thmmie Glass,
Bryapt Johnson, Robert Gavin, Bill
Ray, W. R. Bethune, R. B. Wicker,
and Jack Riven.
Km. KcDmU Eatertnms Oak.
Mrs- S. R. McDonald was cardial
hostess to the Kerry Poem Rode Ctah
Theaiay afternoon at her homo on
Gordon street.
Mid-summer flowers filled the Kv
ing room where there wn three tab-,
lea of rook in play. High score prise,
a cake plate, was won by Mrs. J. R.
Bowers and low score prise, a Bnen
towel, by Mrs. El T. Ussery. ^
Following the games the hostess
served delicious home made peach ice
cream, cake, and punch. Special guests
were Kesdames J. R. Bowers, Mazy
Lashley, and W. H. Reins. The club
will be entertained next by Mrs. Jade
Rddle.
Alice Green Society To Meat.
The Alice Green Missionary Society
wiH meet Monday afternoon at 6 o’*
dock in Mclver Park. The' regular
meet ng will be be VI followed by a
picnic supper.
O, H. S.
The regular meeting of Sanford
Chapter 48 Order of the Eastern Star
occurred Thursday evening o the
chapter room in the Masonic Temple
with Miss Daisy Bland, Worthy Mat
ron, presiding. \
Routine business was transacted
and an excellent report was made by
Mrs. F. R. Snipes, chairman of tire
cheer committee, as to visits, flowers,1
and trays for the sick during the past
month. Squares which had been made
by members for the quilt" during the'
past month were collected. —J
Visiting Girls Honored. !
Honoring Miss Mary Elizabeth Arm
bruster, of Raleigh, popular house
guest of Miss Cornelia Atkina, Mize
bezaice Hunt was hoftesz Thursday
'evening at two tables of bridge.
Games ware moot interesting and
high score prize, silk lingerie was
won by Miss Alma Stewart. The host
ess served delicious assorted sandwich
eS and iced tea. -
. Making up the tables were Hisses
Mary Elizabeth Armbruster, Cornelia
Atkins, Barbara Kelly, Julia Chaffin,
Currie Golden, Mary Mercer Reeves,
Alma Stewart, and the hostess.
Honors House Gueet.
Miss Alma Stewart complimented
her attractive house guest. Miss Kate
Annfje’d, of Monroe, when she enter
tained Friday evening at two tables
of bridge.
Beautiful garden flowers formed an
effective setting for the tables. Pro
gressions were most spirited and at
their conclusion attractive priiee were
presented t* Miss Mary Meresr
Reevees, high scorer, and to the honor
^ guest of the evening! The hostess serv
td * rtrttrtamr' —w w«i» •m..r:-rr
were Misses Kate
PW**ftririadCSrefcT. Meet • ::
The circles of the Woman’s Auz
iiary of thd Preihytenan Church wi
meet Monday afternoon at 3:8# I
follows: 7 ' -
Circle 3 with in. Mary Mclver.
Circle 4 with Mia. C. H. Crabtree.
Circle S with Mm. A. F. Womble.
Circle 6 with Mrs. W. C. Donnell.
Circle 7 with SB*. Chas. L. Scott
7:3M> Pfc
Circle 1 with Mm. S. R. McDonald.
Circle * with Mm. E. C. Heins, Jr.
Hnj fi* Younger Set
eery delightful party for members
of the younger set was given Thors*
day evening by Ralph Monger and
Robert Howsrd at the home of Edwin
Hubbard.
Progressive conversation and games
formal the anenhig's diversions and
the hMa ouiwI ice cream and cake..
Those present were Misses Sally
Stewart, Mildred Riddle, Roberta
Wright, Mildred Gitfam, Helen Foust
and Ralph Monger, Robert Howard,
Hubbard, Dan Stout Harold
Williamson, and Alton McLeod.
_ i Notice.
The Woman’s Missionary Union of
the First Baptist church will meet
Monday afternoon at 3:30 in the fcd
parlor, and Circle 1 will mrr.t
Monday evening a. 7:30, also in (he
ladies’ parlor. . .
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Watermelon Party.
Misses Erfythe Turner and Kather
ine Gunter went delightful hostesses,
at a watermelon party Tuesday even
ng at the hone of the former on
Charlotte Avenue
Many popular games were played on
the lawn which was artistically ar
ranged for the occasion. In the midst
of the evening's fun delicious water
melon was cot and served on the lawn.
Guests were Tom Vestal, Frances
Ray, Ann:e Lee Dorset!, Dorothy Ste
wart, Margaret Johnsoft, Pauline
Stout, and Made .Brannon, Robert Ful
ton, L. P. Gunter, Jr., Paul Wicker,
Cooper Bulkhead, Ellis Hight, Gra
ham Atkins, Ju{c Mclver and Junior
leosnadt ■ . -'sjn
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Mrs. Er W. Griffin and two children,
Wilson and Elliot who visited Mrs.
Hamlet. ...
Mr. and’Mrs. I?; A. Kendall, of
■ Johns, recent!/ v&itedMrs. Kendall's
mother, Mrs W. S. Weathers poon at
, this places Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mclvef
and daughter, of Chapel Hill; Mrs.
Lizzie Weatherspocm, of Greensboro;
Mrs. Emma Hamlet, of Mt. Gilead,
a'so visited Mrs. Weatherspoon.
I Dr. and Mrs. A. Y. Russel and dau
ghter, Mias Sebaf of Baltimore, spent
! a few days with relatives and friends
in Roxboro and Hanford, retaining to
their heme n that city this week.
! Mrs. Fred ByeHy, of Dunn, visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
I Makepeace, last week.
Mrs. J. W. G'Uiam Jtas returned
from Hobgood, Where die .visited hei
sister, Mrs. Hedgepeth.
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