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Saturday, October 28th., 3'P.M.—
The Sanford Music Club will be en
tertained by Mrs. L. D. Hayraan.
Tuesday, Oct. 31st., 3 P. M.—Mrs.
L. D. Isenhour will be hostess to tie
.Galatea Club.
8 P. M.—The Otherwise Club will
meet with Mrs. Fred Page. * • f ■
3 P, M.—Mnf. Roy Knight will en
tertained the Mary Dozen Rook Club
Wednesday, Nov. 1st., 3 P. M.—
Mrs. W. M. Quick will be hostess to
the Fortnightly Club.
3:80 P. M —The Pierian' Club will
be entertained by Mrs. R. E. Bobbitt.
Thursday, Nov. 2nd., 8 P. M.—Mrs.
J, L Neal will entertain the Thursday1
Afternoon Club.
^ 8 P. M.—Mrs. J, f. Davenport, Jr.,
will be hostess to the Thursday Bridge
Club, ;
HiS. Jones Gives Two Beautiful
Parties ■ ». --
Two very beautiful parties were
given Friday by Mrs. W. £U Jones at
her home in Mclver Park honoring
her charming house guest and sister,
Hrs. Chas, Whittington. Masses of
colorful fall flowers filled the rooms
and the tallies were suggestive of the
fall season.
- ; j. On Friday afternoon three tables
of contract were in play. High score
Rrize, a piece of pottery, was won by
,Hrs. J. F. Jones, and second high, a
vase, by Mrs. J. B. Koonce. To her
honor guest the hostess presented a
box of powder. a* s .
Three tables were again in play
Triday evening. Hrs. J. R. Lynch won
' ladies’ prize, a box of powder, and R.
W. Sutton, men’s prise, a tie. On this
occasion the honor guest received silk
hose. Elaborate salad courses were
served at both parties:.
Guests Friday afternoon were Mes
dames Chas. Whittington, C. H. Crab
tree, F. L. Knight, J. B. Kocnce, J.
F. Jonhs, W. F. Wood, L. D. Isenhour,
W. E. Ramsey, P. W. West, L. H.
Gould, W. C. Moffitt, and Ernest
' Kelly; and on Friday evening the
guest list was composed of Hrs. Chas.
Whittington, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Por
ter, Mr. and Hrs. R. W. Subton, Hr.
. and Mrs. J. R. Lynch, Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Kehnedy, Hr. and Mrs. R.
'' H. Meeks, Miss Martha Webster and
Glesm Buchanan. \
Juaior Contract Clab
A delightful moating of the Junior
Contract Club occurred Friday after*
' noon .with Miss Ailene Chambiee as
. i hostess at the home ot Mrs. J. B.
* O'Brien.. ^
Several interesting progressions
were enjoyed, attar which the' host
ess served chicken salad, stuffed ap
ples, cheese bolls, sal tines, ice creein
cake and coffee.
Special guests were Misses Cora
Scott and Allie Lee Graham. The
chib will meet next with Miss Vir*
ginia Moss Formy-Duval in Broad
way.
Mr. and Mr*. Clary Entertain Club |
The Couple Club was cordially en
tertained by Mr. and Mrs. S. L.’
Clary Thursday evening, there being'
two tables of contract in play.
Mrs. C. H. Porter won ladies’ prize, ^
.a bud vase, and C. H. Jones men’s
;; prize, a decld of cards. To Mr. and
. Mrs. R. W. Sutton, who will leave
aeon to make their home in Pinehurst,
; attractive gifts were presented.
- In the late evening the hostess serv
v ed ice cream, angel food cake, and
. salted nuts.
Presbyterian Auriliary. ’
The October meeting of the Wo
• man’s Auxiliary of the Presbyterian |
i'Tmreh occurred Monday afternoon!
-.at (he church. During the business
session it was planned to have soma
Auxiliary activity at the church each
- . Monday afternoon. ■ ~~ - _.
Devotional exercises were conducted
l by Miss Mary Catherine Carter and
■ Mrs. N. A. Harrington, and several
tothera gave readings on Korea. Circle
it .was the banner circle for the month.
Haleym Oub. '-'t-H_
.. " 'There were three tables' of contract
in play at Tuesday’s meeting of the
Halcyon Club with Mrs, I>,M. Gurley.
High score prize, a deck of carta,
was won by Mrs. W. R. Williams and
, table prize, a Hallowe’en jack-olan
tem, by Mrs. J, F. Foster.
The hostess served a salad course
1 with coffee and individual pies top
ped with whipped cream. Special,
guests were Meedame* R, R. Mclver,
talid J. C. Pittman. The club will be
^rtained next by Mrs. J. G. Formy
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Vanity Fair Bridge (Club.
Beautiful Hallowe’en decorations!
featured this week’s meeting of the1
■ Vanity Fair Bridge Club at the Caro
•lina with Miss Marjorie Johnson as
hostess. |
,There were three tables ot contract
lplay, with .Mrs. A, O. Uzzle as the,
py visitor. High score prise, a flask
‘ perfume, was won by Mrs. Harold
kepeace. ^
(he hostess served delicious refresh
nts *f congealed aalad, pickle, al
„.rs, sandwiches, potato chips, coffee
and mints. The. club-will-meet next
with Miss Allie Lee Graham.
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- Mrs. Cnibreth Hostess to dub
• With her customary gracious,hos
pitality Mrs. C. Cl, Culbreth enter
tained the members of the Tuesday
Afternoon Chib and, several addition- j
al guests this week at her hgme on
Steele street. , d. --
Beautiful fail, flowers graced the
rooms and all accessories were in a
Hallowe’en motif. Following several
'interesting games of rook, high score
club prize, hose, was won by Mrs. R.
W. Sutton and guest prize, lingerie,
by Mrs. Harvey Kennedy,
i The hostess served delicious chick
en salad, pickle, sal tines, coffee and j
individual chocolate pies. The favors |
were dainty Hallowe’en baskets of
'candy.
Guests were Mesdamas Harvey Ken
nedy, W. C. Moffitt, J. B. Koonce,
J. D. Hill, and E. E. McCulloch.
Saafard Literary Club
A most interesting and delightful
meeting of the Sanford Literary Club
occurred Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. R, E. Carrington. ,
Mrs. D. B. Teague gave an excel
lent paper on "Early Cape Fear* Set
tlers,” who were from the highlands
of Scotland, speaking of their sturdy
characteristics, and pf their great
place in the history of our state.
A delightful paper was then given
by Mrs. L. P. Wilkins on the “life
and Works of John Charles McNeill,”
North Carolina’s great poet, who was
a descendant of Scotch Highlanders.
She also read very1 beautifully some
of his poems.
The hostess saved a delicious fruit i
salad course with tea. Visitors Anere j
Mr. A. V. Gibson, Miss Isabel Knight, I
and Mrs. Braxton Starke, of Raleigh.
The club will meet next with Mrs. D.
B. Teague. ,
Yeung Vaeu’i Wesley Bible Class
The home of Mrs. W. L. Seawell
meeting °f lie Young Woman’s Wes
ley Bible Class of Steele St. Sunday
School on Tuesday evening, associate
hostesses being Mesdames Fred Page,
P. L. Johnson, J. D. Hill, anj J. D.
Johnson.
Devotional exercises were conduct
ed by Mm. Hill, and the regular busi
ness session followed. The class voted
to pay. ISO on the new Sunday School
room and to put on a drive for new
members. Prayer was then offered by
Dr. M. L. Matthews, teacher of tite
- During the social hour games were
■enjoyed and-Mm. H. F. Makepeace
gave two vocal selections. The host
esses served peach shortcake and
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NEXT MONDAY
A Special Factory Showing of
tho Now AH-Enomol Majestic
Range will ha hold in this stora
mat weak. A man from tha fac
tory wfll bain attendanceto show
this now triumph in cooking ef
ficiency , and explain ita many
interacting detail*. We specially
invite you to come find tee for
yourself how completely the prob
lem of efficient, convenient home
cooking has been solved in Coal
and Wood Ranges, It is easy to
haves beautiful, cool and modern
kitchen without changing over
to expensive fuels.
The NEW
ALL-ENAMEL
No matter what fuel you use, the same amount
of heat is always necessary to cook or bake.
Cool, clean cooking is never a matter of the?-,
fuel, but of the Range. The New Majestic
uses the good old reliable fuels that everybody
is accustomed to, but it uses them wit* mew
efficiency. It hold3 the hea t inside, around the
^cooking compartments, instead of wasting it
outside, in the room. With it you obtain the
utmost in cooking and baking ability, together.
with real fuel -xonomy and a cool, comfort-.
' able kitchen to work in. Results like these
have been sought for years in coal ranges, btjt
have only recently been obtained. t -cj|£
' X Makes, a Cool, Clean Kitchen IJv:|
Every woman knows how an ordinary range "heats
a kitchen, especially in summer, and how uncomfjpet
v able it is to work under such conditions. Yet tlus tt all
unnecessary. With a Majestic there is all the differ cnee1
m the world. The heat is concentrated on the work; the
room is comparatively cool; the cleanliness and the can*;T
• tenicnce and practical features of this modern- aid td'
- godd housekeeping are equal to those in any range of
any typ* — And you have with it a beautiful Kitchen,
too — tor the New Majestic is a handsome creation of
bright enamel color and gleaming nickel — as easy to
' keep rlean as it is wonderful to work with.
"Pay as you use- it"
You can get one of these modern high-efficiency Ranges
for your home so easily! By special arrangement with
the Majestic factory we are able to offer a most at
tractive “pay-as-you-use-it” plan. Just a little down;
the balance spread over many months. No interest, no
carrying charges, no advance in price! Come in, this
Next Week, and let the demonstrator from the factory
show you how this beautiful New Majestic will lighten
f* your work, and how easily you can obtain one!
FREE—Nert Week only—'while the special Majestic
' Demonstration is going on—a- .4BK
-full set of these heavily nickeled, C J
(' copper cooking
utensil* will |>e
given to every
t.. purchaser of a
New Majestic
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Sanford s Leading
Home Furnishers -ij
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Thursday Afternoon Club ' “
With her customary gracious hospi
tality Mrs. R. C. Rush entertained the
Thursday Afternoon Club last week^
there uein*' three talW*of rook in
plny^.
Autumn flowers and leaves
the room and .the tallies-were' in a
faorreapetuiinavmotif, Club prifeMwa»
won by. Mrs. Lee S. Jones and YWtuW! =
prise by Mrs, L. D. Ha/man, thase bw
iny dainty handkerchiefs. .'Pie hostess
served mar»hra«15orf
wiches, pickle, galtines, and hot tea.
5 Visitors .were Mesdames M. J, Me* .
Phail, E. M. Underwood, W. L. Sim*,
nionfi, and >L. D. Hayanan. Mrs, J. D*
Ml will be n«t hostess to «> « ,cn1"b;lM
.*! :-. 'U„V..W ijMSIll «d*.
Miss Pauline Kissell, student at BldftwoST.
CoUegb, sang tvrth tfce’Elon «tnge» ^
at Burlington last week Theyk***
at the theatre and will also sing in
Winston-Salem. ^ ’ 'v
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92 NEW
JUST PUT ON OUR RACKS Finishing one
of our Large Contracts^ at prices far below
what we could get them for today...
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOURS!
You will find the new weaves in Plaids,
Checks as well as the old Standard Serges.
100 PER CENT ALL WOOL.
PRICED!
$9.95
(ONE OK TWO PANTS.)
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/. If you could see electricity wasted by
:■*» inferior lamp bulb as readily as m '
jaee water wasted by a leaky faucet, you
lwould replace the lamp at once. But you
\«mmt tee tit
!* Thousands of people are paying for
jfight they do not get, because the bulbs
;»their sockets are obsolete ... worn out
r...or of inferior, unknown make. Often
> they and their families suffer eye strain
i as well, because of inadequate fight.
!* The only sure way to guard your eyes
! your pocket book is to use lamps you
! know have a reputation for quality . . , ,
General Electric Mazda Lamps. We have
; them in all sizes, v Why not get a,carton
of six and save ten per cent?
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Super twist Cord Tiret
Thin Smoflft Old fires!
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• Tests on slippery pavement
show that new Goodyear All
Weathers stop cars 77 % quick
er than smooth, old tires —
and quicker than, any other
new tires,.. Take ho unnec
essary chances on slippery
fall and winterroads —
put on safe-gripping new
Goodyears now! ]Mpst sizes
still priced low^r than last
fall... Quicker-stopping •£>,.
blowout protection in everjr
ply — the most- miles of
trouble-free service — theM
reasons explain why this «
the 18th year that more peil*
plearebuyta«CooafMwth*h
any other tire . . . And tup
next best thing to GhodyAe
tires Is our service—invesff
gate and you’ll buy hers. ' '
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less traUc
In allow
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Suportwiit Cord Tirol
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the qual
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within reach of
all.
Bxpert Tire Mounting! We
clean rime, paint them te
prevent ruet, properly apply
new tubee and tijree, Exper
ienced tire men do your
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ros., Lessees and Operators, 3 Points, Sanford