North Carolina Newspapers

ijLlDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1! -H ILJ*^ m( Society a Items 9H \ / ML K WOMAN TO THE EARTH ^ v bondage years to you will soon I ^Key'li fold my hardened hands ' upon my breast, i shall lie within your arms at , the still state men call eternal I ou have been a stranger lover, Earth, to me? ^M0u have asked all in time and I strength and art; J Hud in return you have but let me! I have not had the things that H women crave? Hhe touch of silks, perfumes and |H jewels bright; ifflut in the years when I have been your slave fl have seen dewdrops in the mornII ' ing light, dlnd I have felt your warm sweet rm ' breath arise where I trod the freshH ploughed turf's rough holl; Hnd with your changing under changing skies, Harth, I was wedded to you, mind and soul. Bfow when death makes you take me to your heart, Hud I become at last a part of you, Ket cool green leaves and fragrant B blossoms start Brom my poor clay, and let their H brilliant hue ^|raw butterflies to me who served H^ you well; Bnd as they greet the blossoms with l?t me be living in the buds that Bhis is my prayer?O earth, you owe me this. ?Anna Flournoy Bisset. H Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Scoggin were J Hecent visitors at Richmond. Mesdames B. R. Palmer and F. P. Blunter were visitors at Henderson Ha Thursday morning. Mrs. Billy Daniels and children H Henderson were visitors in the Home of Mrs. C. P. Allen on Friday H Miss Mabelle Fitts of E. C. T. C., Hreenville, spent the week end at Her home near Macon with her " * *? ? ^ lOtner, ivirs. r,. r. rn.?>. I Mrs. Joe Allen entertained inHormally at cards one afternoon Hist week. fl Mrs. Lola Bennett of Durham reBurned to her home last week afHer spending several days with Mrs. B. D. Palmer. I Miss Frances Robertson spent he week end at her home in Hvnchburg. I Mr. and Mrs. Morton Miles and children of Henderson visited in Hp home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hlalock on Sunday afternoon. I Friends of Master Charles Wil ard Stancell of Seaboard, who has Heen spending the Winter with his Hunt, Mrs. Jack Scott, are glad to Hr.ow that he is improving after an Httack of pneumonia. I Mr. and Mrs. Percy Paice and daughter spent the week end at Wakefield. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Petar and children and Miss Sallie Watson visited in Ridgeway Sunday afternoon. Miss Margaret Herrin spent the week end at her home in Greensboro. Bishop Pennick of Charlotte was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Scoggin Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. Pete Reavis is recovering from a recent appendicitis operation at Park View hospital, Rocky Mount. Mr. Jerman Hunter of Petersburg was a visitor here Monday atternoon. Miss Norma Connell of Charlotte spent Monday night with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Connell. Miss Connell was on her way to Atlantic City to attend the National conference of Educational Supervisors. Mesdames W. A. Mabrv and I Julius Banzet Sr. of Ridgeway J ''ere visitors here Tuesday after-1 I Mrs. T. a. Baxter entertained in formally at two tables of bridge at tar home in Ridgeway on Tuesday I ^ternoon. I Miss Bessie Taylor left this week for the northern markets. I I Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Lawson and Mr- and Mrs. M. C. McGuire were 'ihtors at Henderson on Monday I Miss Margie Green has returnedl t0 Warrenton after spending some I l!me with relatives at Petersburg. I Dr- and Mrs. G. H. Macon and ^ Hdren and Miss Georgie TarHwater were visitors in Henderson! cn Tuesday afternoon. fiends of Mr. J. A. Pipkin are Bforry to hear he is sick. I Mr and Mrs. Jim Stanley and Children have moved to the resi wice of Mr. Henry Montgomery. I I ^ends of Mrs. J. H. Wagner, I * 0 is spending the winter here | )30 Warren ton, M 'I1 News ntmnttnmumttmtmmmmnnnmmj with Rev. B. N. de Foe Wagner, are sorry to hear that she is sick. Mrs. Aggie White and Miss Perry I -r * ?j?ax i wane 01 uiez were visitors nere cn day this week. Mrs. W. C. Williams. Mr. William Duke and Miss Wilhelmina Branch of Rosemary were here on Thursday to visit Mrs. J. H. Duke. Miss Mary Speed Massenburg left this week for northern markets. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Burroughs and daughter, Miss Grace, were guests for dinner Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Pinnell of Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Hardy of LaGrange visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Burroughs on Sunday night and Monday. Many friends are glad to know that Mr. Richard Davis is able to return to Wake Forest. Mr. and Mrs. Hope Bullock of Townsville were visitors in town on Monday. Miss Bettie Powell of Richmond spent the week end with her parents and friends. Mrs. Louis Thompson of Inez visited Mrs. Whit Williams and Miss Estelle Davis recently. Mr. J. B. Davis of Shocco was in town this week. Mrs. J. T. Whitted of Richmond is spending several months at Hotel Warren. Mesdames W. N. Boyd, T. J. Holt and Edmund White were visitors at Rocky Moimt on Wednesday. - - ?- -x r?-1-.i?U n.An n Mrs. doe Hiiiis ui ruuejgn w? ? visitor here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wilson and children visited relatives at Petersburg on Sunday. The friends of Mr. J. H. Frazier of Warren Plains are sorry to hear of his sickness and are wishing for him an early recovery. Mrs. Olivia Stallings and son. Wallace, of Macon were in town Tuesday. Mrs. R. Hunt Parker of Roanoke Rapids was a visitor in the home of the Misses Rie and Laura Alston this week. Mr. and Mrs. George Rainey of Littleton were in town Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Davis Thompson of Litleton were in town Tuesday. Mrs. E. L. Green and son, Mr. Gilmer Green, spent the week end in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Morris in Petersburg. Mrs. Robert Harriss and son, Mr. Arthur, of Embro were in town Wednesday. Miss Sarah Oliver of Pine Level : spent the week end with Miss Mildred Allen. i Mrs. R. J. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. 1 M. C. McGuire and Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Beddoe spent Sunday in Greenville with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bobbitt. Mrs. B. R. Palmer spent Monday I in Raleigh. Mrs. Joe Ellis of Raleigh spent ! Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. W B. Fleming. Mr. Fleming returned to Raleigh Tuesday with Mrs. Ellis. L. C. Kinsey, general manager of the Peck Manufacturing Co., is expected home tomorrow from Iowa, where he has been for the past week. Mr. Kinsey was accompanied by his young daughter on this business trip to his former home. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smalling of Suffolk spent the past week end at Warrenton. Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Burkette of i Wilmington are spending some time here. Mrs. Addie Barnes of Charlotte was a visitor here recently, a guest in the home of Mrs. Maria Williams. Mesdames L. C. Kinsey and W. D. Rodgers, Miss Loyce McCord and Brodie Jones were visitors at Raleigh on Tuesday. Mrs. M. C. Winston was at Raleigh on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barnes were visitors here Sunday. Miss Pett Williams of Roanoke Rapids spent Sunday with her mother. Mrs. J. B. Williams. Mr. Walter B. Fleming was a I' business visitor at Raleigh this IJ week. ! HONORS MOTHER \ Mrs. H. M. Williams entertained a large number of her friends on Saturday afternoon at her home at Inez at a birthday party in honor i of her mother, Mrs. T. T. Davis. : Numerous pink and white candles were used in the reception room which was very attractive for this festive occasion. In the first contests Mesdames E. D. Davis and S. E Wright, as judges, presented the prize to Mrs, R. E. Williams. In an "observation contest" Mrs. John Neal won first prize and Miss Annie Lee ; Powell the second. Soon a huge white birthday j forth Carolina and Ever Be Your Own Ir I ;v x"; " . " .'<'%* ' ^: V :' ' , >. ^ ? 'Wife/ , o k'^A- t: *, ' ^ ^ ^ jjj fev* ."... -. ^":t; One of the country's most famous intericr decorators shows you how. Here are two useful and decorative pieces of furniture that you can make at home. Working In con- i junction with the Craft Society he i gives the following simple directions for making this magazine rack i and modernistic table. j For the magazine rack, one roll i of wall paper In the design Indicated, and a tube of the best quality i liquid glue are all the materials you j require. The base of the rack j shown Is 14 x 23 % Inches with two 1 panels 18 z IS Inches each and two panels 14x11 Inches each. The ] material was estimated for this size. ; It may be varied In proportion. i The first step Is to clean, smooth ] and shellac the unfinished rack, i Then cut strips of covering paper i ? - ? - a _?? a ? _ _ j.i _ 1 ror au sages ana an imuae joinia j wide enough to lap over % Inch both sides. " Glue the paper into ] place. Cut panels for all surfaces, 1 in all cases % Inch leas all round l "cake" with candles was brought jn. i Mrs. Davis was requested to cut 1 the first slice. After several at- 1 tempts, the supposed cake was < lifted, disclosing gifts for the i henoree. These were numerous < and useful and carried good wishes s for many happy birthdays to come, i Valentine favors were presented < each guest. 1 Mrs. Williams, assisted by Mes- ^ dames E. D. and J. C. Davis, 1 served jelly with whipped cream, ( and frosted cakes. s Those present were Mesdames ( D. Bradshaw, John Neal, Griffin Parris and Radford, Messrs. Griffin and Parrish of Centerville; 3 Mesdames J. C. Davis, E. D. Davis and Georje Davis, R. L. Powell. C. H. Jones and Miss Lucy 3 Pridgen of Creek; Mesdames J. C. 1 and M. R. Powell. R. E. Williams, ' Affie Perry, George Alston, C. W. 1 Karris, the Misses Wall, Clara and Sue Thompson, Perry White and 1 Annie Lee Powell of Inez, and Mrs. J S E. Wright of Warrenton. MRS. SCOGGIN HOSTESS On Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. J. ) P. Scoggin delightfully entertained at seven tables of cards. The guests ( were received by Mrs. George Scog- c gin. A Valentine motif of red was t carried out in full. Mesdames V. 1 P. Ward and H. N. Walters were presented red and silver candles as i top score prizes. Mrs. John May- { field received a guest prize, and ( Mrs. Clyde Rodwell a consolation. A delicious chicken salad course was 1 served. The guests were Mesdames ] B. B. Williams, V. P. Ward, John j Kerr, R. R. Weston, Sam Pelmer, H. ( L. Falkener, R. J. Jones, R. B. Boyd Jr., Frank Allen, John Mayfield, , Pete Seaman, John Garrett, M. C. McGuire, G. H. Macon, A. V. Law- * son, W. H. Dameron, C. A. Tucker, H. N. Walters, C. H. Peete, Ed Gillain, Prank Hunter, G. W. Poin. dexter, William Baskerville, Clyde Rodwell, John Ellis, B. R. Pamer, ' and Misses Sallie Watson and Kate 1 White Williams. 1 1 GIVE VALENTINE PARTY \ Mr. and Mrs. Peete Seaman at- \ tract ively entertained a number of < friends on last Friday evening at \ ___ ine \_ttsxi vu.) iiic.t unci a Men's Radium Silk Shirts, Att and white, well made and full $1.90 each or 2 for $3.75. Ladies' R. I. Ribbed Hose, Lt. at 25c pair, our special price fc for 35c. Let us show you our New Spri Children's Slippers. They are 1 Men's and Boys' Spring Suits you and save you money. THE CASH Sell For Cash Less THE WARREN RE its of Inti iterior Decorator ? . ::x:Xv>::::x: >:: x- ^ : " than actual uixe of surface and lepage into plaoa, Let dry and shellac. The modernistic table la Just u simple to mat*, Materials required are six sheets of light colored wood veneer paper and 10 sheets of dark colored wood veneer paper. After the table Is cleaned, smoothed and shellaced, cut stripe of the light paper for all outside edges to lap over tt inch on both sides and glue into place. Cut the dark stripe for all Inside joints to lap over inch both sides and glue Into place. Now cut dark colored lining panels and light colored outside panels % Inch less all around than actual size of surface and glue late place. If squared effect is desired cut paper In blocks and turn grain at right anglea For the feet glue tight colored paper all around. ?'* Let It dry and give coat of shellac. You are cautioned to use only KhA hcst rmalitv llailid flrlue to Ot> tain the desired results. i Valentine bridge party. The nome was tastefully decorated with ed candles and other Valentine iecorations, a red color scheme being carried out. Mrs. W. K. Falk;ner wr.s presented the ladies' high .core prize. Mr. Edward Tarwater von the gentleman's prize. Miss 3eorgie Tarwater v received the adies' consolation token, and Mr. Pett Burwell Jr. received the men's ow score prize. Punch was served luring the evening. A delicious salad course was served. Valentine jaskets of nuts and mints were on ;he plates. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Williams, Dr. and Mrs. F. P. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Beddoe, Misses Anna Cohoon, Georgie Tarvater, Laura Boyd, Eula Allen, Julia Mahood, Gayle Tarwater, and Mesdames B. R. Palmer, W. K. Palkener; Messrs. Pett Burwell Jr., Tn ?nrn f fly n V> rl LUWiliU Atti WttlW (4UU V<ViH4W \llen. GUILD MEETS Mrs. M. C. McGuire entertained nembers of St. Mary's Guild on Tuesday night. The meeting was )pened with prayer by the presilent, Mrs. Jack Scott. Minutes md roll call were read by Mrs. B. I. Palmer, secretary. It was decided to try and if possible have a junior choir. Mrs. Scott read a very helpful paper. 3torge Washington pie was seived. Those present were Mesdames ^ V. Lawson, Jim Stanley, B. R. 3almer, J. B. Boyce, L. B. Beddoe, lay Weston, Jack Scott, and Miss Ueorgie Tarwater. Each member brought clothes or the poor of the couhty. These vill be thrned over to Miss Lucy jeach, welfare officer. MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS Miss Malissa Coleman was hos;ess to the young ladies Methodist Missionary sociey at the home of Mrs. Ed Loyd on Monday night of ast week. Devotional exercises vere led by Miss Helen Duke, after vhich the regular business was] conducted. Interesting selections vere read by Misses Johnelle ittjmmmttmmttmmmmmttttm ; i you for week Feb. 24th ached Collars, in three colors : cut, and they will wear, for Colors or Black, sell regularly >r this week 18c pair or 2 pair ng numbers in Ladies' and very pretty and priced right, are very pretty?Let us show [ CO., INC. Buy For Cash Less ICORD srest to V Shearin, Malissa Coleman, Mrs. Joe Powell and Mrs. Claude Bowers. The meeting was well attended. A chicken salad course was served. MRS. RODWELL HOSTESS Mrs. Clyde Rodwell was a charming hostess to her card club and other guests at the home of Mrs. William Baskerville on last Satur day afternoon. Miss Julia Mahood received a double deck of cards as top score prize. Mrs. W. K. Falkener received Ihe consolation. A chicken salad course was served. Those present were Mesdames William Baskerville, John Mayfield, Edmund White, John Mitchell, W. K. Falkener, F. P. Hunter, L. B. Beddoe, B. R. Palmer, A. D. Harris Jr., and Misses Nell Benthal, Anna Cohoon, Dorothy Walters, Georgie Tarwater, Lucy Burwell and Julia Mahood. MRS. WESTON HOSTESS Mrs. Ray Weston entertained members of her club and other guests at bridge on last Thursday afternoon. A yellow motif was carried out. Daffodils were used as decorations. Mrs. V. F. Ward received club high score prize, ant} Mrs. Sam Palmer the visitor's prize. Mrs. Frank P. Hunter assisted in serving a salad course. In addition to club members, Mrs. Sam Palmer, Mrs. T. J. Holt, Miss Sallie Watson and Miss Kate White Williams were present. ENTERTAINS NIGHT CLUB Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Holt entertained members of the night club on Tuesday evening. High score prizes were presented to Mrs. William Baskerville and to Mrs. Edmund White. Guests other than members present were Dr. and Mrs. Mustian of Norlina, Mr. and Mrs. William Baskerville, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Gregory, Mrs. G. W. Peindexter, and Miss Kate White Williams. MISSIONARY MEETING The Presbyterian Missionary society meeting fo- February was held on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. W. B. Fleming as hostess. A foreign mission program was in charge of Mrs. Paul Bell. Mrs. E. A. Skillman was elected president for the quarter, Mrs. G. B. Gregory, vice president; Miss Annie Keely, secretary, and Mrs. John Crinkley, treasurer. D. A. R. MEET Miss Mamie Williams delightfully entertained thirteen members of the Daughters of the American I Wc Learn to SlllL We welcome yo whether you or provide at I DRl That type of mt friendly service visits prove botl I Co Co: JAME ' Warrenton, North Carolina tmmtmmtmmmmtmmxttmmmn > ^omen I1 Revolution at her home last Friday afternoon. Mrs. C. R. Rodwell gave an interesting account of the Woman's Patriotic Conference of National Defense which she attended recently at Washington, D. C. Miss Mamie Williams read a sketch of William Taft's life. The D. A. R. has recently contributed to the library two books, "Sinister Shadows" and "Red Ton." on communism in th? TTnii ed States today. P. T. A. MEETING TODAY The Parent-Teacher Association will meet at the school auditorium this afternoon at 3:45 o'clock. A full attendance is urged. MUSICAL AT JOHN GRAHAM The Kinscella Music class of the John Graham school will give a demonstration in the school auditorium on Thursday morning, Feb. 17th, at 8:40. The public is cordially invited. HOSTS AT BRIDGE NORLINA, Feb. 20.?Dr. and Mrs. Wallace F. Mu^tian delightfully entertained a number of their outof-town friends at their home Friday evening. Seven tables were attractively arranged for bridge. After five progressions the ladies' high score prize, a lovely unique chain, was awarded to Mrs. L. C. Kinsey. Men's high score prize, a cigarette case, was won by Dr. Horace Palmer. The Valentine motif was effectively carried out in the decorations, tallies and refreshments. Those enjoying the Mustians' hospitality were Dr. and Mrs. Horace Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Meynardie Nelson, Mrs. Cleve Stailings, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Browning, Misses Nora Browing, Elizabeth Smith, and Mr. Foster of Littleton; Mr. and Mrs. L. C, Kinsey, Dr. and W T"\ Dnitiurc William t>olU iUikJi JJ . i~A. l^VUgUO, II llttuut A VUk) Brodie Jones and Bignall Jones of Warrenton; Dr. H. H. Foster of Norlina, Misses Hayward, Smith, Temple, Bullock and Mr. Ray of the Norlina high school faculty. Ridgeway Items Mr. W. A. Mabry of Duke University was home one Sunday recently. Mr. B. D. Moore has been at home for some days on account of sickness, and we have missed seeing him at the store. Miss Grace Moore is now at Scranton, Pa. Mrs. W. C. Martin of Henderson irrent trade and fee vays in our to* ur visits here, and we just some of your friei iOYCI LIG STO ' jrchandise and that sp; which will make ever; 1 profitable and pleas me to Warrenton ar me to see us every tin S B. B( Tko $$#altL Store PAGE 5 Fashion | Facts ; mtmmttmttmttmtjtxtttmmutm ! and Miss Marie Moss of the Littleton community visited their sister, Mrs. Van Dortch, Monday. Little Miss Louise Wyckoff of Norlina visited her little cousin, Master Carl Puryear, last Friday. Mr. J. G. Kilian was at Raleigh I one day lately. Due to plans for another railroad track, two storage houses near the track have been torn down. Mr. Pete Seamnn was at Ridge way Monday. Mrs. J. E. Banzet and Mrs. W. C. Mabry were at Warrenton Tuesday. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS E. W. Blalock to W. H. Dameron, 46 acres, 291-2 acres, 1 acre, in Warrenton township; Junius Moss and Ada Moss to N. H. Pashchall, 117 acres, in Nutbush township; K. K. Allen and wife, Clara S. Allen, P. S. Allen and W. E. Tucker to Baldy Lynch, 84 acres, more or less, in Fishing Creek township. liimperial! ; | | Saturday, Feb. 22 ! ! Jack Hoxie a I ?In? | ! I "Wolf Tracks" | ! I "Papa's Vacation," Talking ! ; ; Comedy. j | ! i Monday-Tuesday, Feb. 24.25 ! \ '? Rosetta Duncan and Vi- J > !! vian Duncan ! ' ; j ?in? ;; I! "It's A Great Life" J i ; 1 All Talking Picture | 1 "Opry House," Musical j[ I Comedy. I Wednesday, Feb. 26 X Alice Calhoun and Le- J Roy Mason | "Bride of the Desert" 1 ' ' All Talking Western Picture 8 ill- "Night in Dixie," Talking f [ | Comedy jf | Fox News. J | ! Thursday-Friday, Feb. 27-28 * I I Lawrence Gray and X ]; Marion Davies j <' "Marianne" | | | "The Ninety-Ninth Amend. 9 ment," Talking Comedy. ~ . ? ! I? ^ .Oil 1 ! * L I at home j wn I try every day, i || ids are here, to I ^ 1 I KE irit of personal, y one of your ant j: | id ii ie i| [; )YCE L r