I FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1934
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i the evemxg cloud I
14 Cloud lay cradled near the setting /
* sun. I
I i gleam of crimson tinged its I
I ' "braided snow; f
I long had I watched the glory mov-l
I ' ing on I
I o'er the still radiance of the like j
I below. I
I ft3r.quil its spirit seemed, and
I floated slow.' I
I Even in its very motion there was I
I rest; I
- orprv breath of even that /
I chanced to blow
I lifted the traveler to the beau-J
I teous west.
l^blero. methought. of the depart
""" cd' soul1
I jo whose white robe the gleam of
I 1 bliss is given.
i,v the breath of mercy made
|'1 to roll
Kight onward to the golden gates
I %f heaven.
ffht,re to the eye of faith it peaceI
ful lies.
I Ar.d tells to man his glorious
I ' destines.
?John Wilson.
I Mr. W. W. Kidd and Miss MarIjaret
Kidd are attending a beauty
I clinic in New York this week.
I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Friedenberg
|cf Poanoke Rapids spent the week
lend here with relatives.
I Mr. W. Keppell Falkener of NorBfoUc
spent the week end here with
hi wife and daughter.
I Mr. and Mrs. George Tarry of
MjmcsuHe were guests of Mr. and
Ijlrj. R. B. Boyd Jr. on Sunday.
I Mrs. .Morton Alston and Misses
I perry White and Sue Thompson of
llnez were guests of Miss Janet Hall
I Saturday.
I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Petar and
I children and Mrs. B. B. Williams
I were visitors in Ridgeway Sunday
I afternoon.
k Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Petar of
Riozoay were visitors in Kittrell
in Mr,-day.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davis of Greensboro
were guests of Dr. and Mrs. F.
P. Hunter for several days this
week.
Dr. Ivey Allen of Oxford was a
guest of Mrs. E. S. Allen and family
for several days this week.
Mrs. Lucy Ellis and Miss Clyde
Perkinson of Kittrell were guests
of .Mrs. Joe Ellis and other friends
here on Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dowtin and
little daughter. Mary, of Henderson
were week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Davis.
Miss Drusa Wilker member of
the Norlina faculty, was a visitor
here this week.
Mesdames C. P. Allen and Sam
Ifeldon and Misses Mabel Davis
and Mary Louise Allen and Mr.
Allen Halliard were visitors in Richmond
last week.
Miss Nancy Jones Moseley celebrated
her 9th birthday on Friday,
Ma-ch 16th.
Mesdames Tom Grant and T. P.
Bitter of Ridgeway were visitors
hero Friday afternoon. ,
Mr. Norman Mitchell of Littleton
Wit a visitor here last week.
lire. E. W. Smith of Washington,
D. C.. was a recent guest of Mrs.
J. P. Scoggin.
Mrs. Lucy Williams has returned
from Richmond where she spent
several days last week.
Mr. Charles Ketchelt was taken to
Park View Hospital. Rocky Mount,
last week. He was accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. McGuire and
Misses Lucy Leach and Mary Wagner.
Miss Lucy Burwell has recovered
from an attack of influenza.
Mrs. William Bullock of Roxboro
*as a guest of Mrs. Carr Moore for
several days last week.
Mesdames Louis Scoggin, William
Scoggin and Louis E. Scoggin Jr. of
Louisburg were guests of Mrs. J.
P. Scoggin last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Boyce and
children and Mrs. Z. B. Mitchell
spent Sunday in Littleton.
, Miss Mary v. Hofler of Norfolk
j* spending some time here with
Mrs. Oliver Pusey.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smiley and
kter Jackie Smiley were visitors
^Scotland Neck last week.
ws. Jesse Shearin and daughters
I Churchill were guests of Mrs.
1 Bob Bright on Saturday afternoon.
I (Dr- and Mrs. William Falkener
ICl Newport News were week end
I Wests of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. FalkeI
r.er.
I Mr. and Mrs. flWBHMHMHHH
I Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Cook of Roa- I
I r-?^ Rapids spent Sunday here J
I v-'-h Mrs. Milton Flowers.
I Mrs. A. W. A all and Mr. Weldon
I ^ Jr. and Misses Emma and Lou
I Hall spent Sunday in Raleigh.
I Miss Cora Lee Green of Green
I her* facully spent the week enc*
I, Barnes R. b. Boyd Jr., A. V.
I ,,s?n Roy Davis, Misses Sallie
I t ats&n and Kate White Williams,
I j. i^Ias*er Hamilton Boyd shopped
*- ftchmond Friday.
Ten? 05 T' B- Gardner, B. P.
and Misses Finetta Gardner
Warrenton, North Carolina
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and Mary Terrell and Mr. James
Polk were visitors in Raleigh Saturday.
Mrs. Hal Terrell of Norlina shopp
ea nere weanesaay.
Mrs. R. L. Capps and little daughter
of Areola were in town Wednesday.
Mesdames B. P. Terrell, C. R.
Rodwell, R. E. Brickhouse, J. W.
White and Miss fidna Allen were
visitors in Rocky Mount last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Blalock and
Miss Margaret Blalock and Mr. A.
A. Blalock Jr. were visitors in Richmond
this week.
Mr. and Mrs C. A. Tucker and
daughter spent Wednesday in Raleigh.
Mrs. Charlie Parker of East
Orange, N. J., and Mr. Hunter Jones
of Durham were guests of Dr. Rufus
Jones on Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Bell of Churchill was
a guest of Mrs. Whit Williams on
Wednesday.
Mis. P. K. Miles has returned to
Danville after being a guest of Mrs.
A. C. Blalock last week.
Master Edward Allen Jr. has
whooping cough.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Simpson of
Madison Heights, Va., were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Palmer last
week. Mrs. Simpson will be remembered
here as Miss Laura Belle
Jackson of unase uity.
Mrs. B. R. Palmer and Miss Edith 1
Burwell were week end guests of
Misses Julia Mahood and Frances
Robertson at Lynchburg.
Miss Eula Allen of Axtelle was in
town Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Herman Hayes was confined
to her home for several days this
week on account of illness.
Miss Isabel Allen celebrated her
11th birthday last week.
Little Miss Christine Stallings of
Vaughan is spending some time
here with her aunt, Mrs. Sam Weldon.
Judge John Parker of Charlotte
was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Palmer
Scoggin for a short while this week.
Dr. and Mrs. Gaither Caubler of
Salisbury were week end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Strickland.
Mrs. J. A. Caubler is spending
some time with her daughter, Mrs.
W. R. Strickland.
Miss Caroline Ward, a student at
the University of North Carolina, is
spending the spring holidays here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V.
F. Ward.
Mr. Roy Craft of Winston Salem
was a guest of Mrs. W. F. Alston
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Russell and
Mr. and Mrs. William Person and
Miss Daphne Person of Macon were
visitors here Monday night.
Misses Nancy and Lucy Sterling
Moore have whooping cough.
Mrs. A. D. Harris, Miss Ruby Harris,
and Mrs. Will Kline and son
were visitors in Rocky Mount last
week.
Mrs. Leonard Wilker of Warren
Plains was a visitor here Monday
night.
Mrs. Brown Crinkley and daughter
were in town this week.
Master Charles Pryor Allen has
recovered from whooping cough.
Mr. Edward Grant, a student at
the University, Chapel Hill, is
spending the holidays here with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Eleanor PriceGrant.
Mr. John Drake of the University
of North Carolina is spending the
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Whitman's Candies...
Conklin Pen and Pen
Coty New Face Pow<
Evening in Paris Fac<
Jasmine of Southern
And many other attr
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spring holidays here with his parents,
Chief and Mrs. M. M. Drake
Mr. and Mrs. Will Limer ant
Mrs. Lewis Puller of Afton were ir
town Saturday.
Mr. David Rodwell, a student ai
State College, is spending, the holiJrt??
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u ay a ncie wiui ma pax enis, xvir. ant
Mrs. Pryor Rodwell.
Miss Elizabeth Boyd spent the
week end here with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Boyd. Mis;
Boyd is a student at Duke University.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Kinsey anc
the Misses Mary Randolph anc
Claire Williams were visitors ir
Richmond on Saturday.
Miss Anna Olivia Drake, whc
teaches at Battleboro, spent th'
week end here with her parents
Chief and Mrs. M. M. Drake.
Mr. James Poindexter of the Uni
versity of North Carolina is spending
the holidays here with hi'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Poindexter.
Mr. Tom Holt of the University
of North Carolina is here for th;
spring holidays.
Misses Elizabeth and France;
Morton and Annie Laurie Herrint
spent the week end at their home;
in Greenville.
Mr. Percy Miles of Danville, Va.
was a visitor here last week.
Miss Sarah Parker returned t<
t_ i _ i_ /??i ?T _ 1.1. _ m J
uei" nunie ut i^iituiuite oil i ueaua;
after being a guest of Miss Katherine
Scoggin for several days.
Mr. John Henderson of Claytor
was a week end "'sitor here.
Miss Annie Mary Wright return
eci to Wendell Sunday afternooi
after spending a week with lie:
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Wright
AUXILIARY TO MEET
The St. Mary's Branch of th(
Woman's Auxiliary will meet in th<
Parish House on Monday afternooi
at 3:30 o'clock, announcement wa:
made this week.
P. T. A. MEETS
The March meeting of the Parent-Teacher
Association was held or
Tuesday afternoon. The attendanci
was small. Plans for sponsoring f
picture show to help pay for ttu
standard tests which are to be giver
in school in April were discussed, t
paper on "P. T. A. in the Higl
School" was read by Mrs. J. E
Allen, and Mrs. Peter Davis rear
a poem entitled, "Unknown Sea
Unseen Shore." The clinics held ai
Rocky each Friday were discussed
and other regular business matter:
were attended to.'
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Eleven members of the Presbyterian
Auxiliary were guests of Mrs
Prank Newell Jr. on Monday afternoon.
The meeting was conducter
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| by Mrs. J. E. Rooker Jr. Reports
. for the year were wound up. Mrs.
1 J. W. Taylor was elected presidenr
i to succeed Mrs. J. E. Rooker, and
Mrs. Joe Ellis treasurer to succeed
t Mrs. J. J. Crinkley. At the conclu
sion of business, Mrs. Newell served
1 a delicious salad course with coffee.
The April meeting will be held with
? Mrs. J. W. Taylor.
j OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY
The twelfth anniversary of the
Afton Woman's Club was celebrated
{ on Friday night, March 16, at the
? Tnv?ift? Awrl/\%? ITf?11 UflfVl Q^Allf /Ifi
J u U11XU1 wiuci ii.au mvu auv/uv uu
!' guests present.
J The tables were beautifully deco)
rated for the occasion with large
; bowls of spring flowers, with place
cards and napkins to match, while
lovely yellow candles cast a soft
. glow over the scene.
While the delicious dinner was
5 being served, Mrs. J. William Limer,
- president of the club, welcomed the
guests. Toastmaster J. William
l Limer responded in behalf of the
3. husbands and visitors. Humorous
short talks were made by Rev. L. C.
3 Brothers and the Rev. Mr. Teague,
r also by the former principal of the
s school, Mr. P. W. ooper, and the
present principal. During the dinner
delightful music was rendered
' by a string band, after which a
social hour was enjoyed. Guests
other than the club members and
their husbands were members of the
school faculty and several out of
town couples.
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Ridgeway Items
i
r Mrs. J. D. Scott and Mr. Robert
Scott and Master Robert Scott Jr
were in Ridgeway Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Banzet Sr
; were visitors in Warrenton on Frii
dav.
1 j Miss Sarah Petar was in Warren3
ton last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Grant were
visitors in Raleigh on Sunday.
Miss Alice Louise Scott spent Fri"
day night with her grandmother,
1 Mrs. J. D. Scott.
Morning and afternoon services
1 services were held at the Lutheran
1 church Sunday.
1 Miss Grace Moore has returned
L home after spending the winter in
1 Florida.
.' Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Mabry of
Durham spent a week end recently
? with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. Mabry.
5 The Rev. J. A. Dailey was at
Ridgeway recently.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kilian made
a trip to V/est Virginia some time
- ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hawks and
family of Athens, Ga., visited his
I sister, Mrs. Smith Wyckoff, and his
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$2.50 to $7.50
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father, Mr. Willie Hawks, Sunday, e:
Miss Paula Maebius is spending ti
some time with her parents, the
Rev. J. Maebius and Mrs. Maebius. J
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were at Warrenton Monday night I
to see "Carolina."
Miss Dorothy Parker visited Miss v
Katharine Baxter one week end
recently. f:
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Palmer Springs Items
Messrs. J. R. Hendrick, C. B.
Hendrick, and Mrs. George Gilmore
visited their sister, Miss Lizzie Hendrick,
who is ill at St. Lukes Hos- t
pital, Richmond. Mrs. Gilmore re- r
mained with her for a few days. u
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Newell and ?
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Newell and children
visited in the home of Mrs.
Mary Miiam at Macon on Sunday:
Mr. W. H. Read Jr. of Danville
spent the week end at home with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Read.
Mr. L. J. Peoples was taken to St.
1 Lukes Hospital last week for treat1
ment. H was accompanied by Mr.
C. H. Eppes.
Miss Elizabeth Hendrick, who
teaches at Danville, was a week end
visitor of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. B. Hendrick.
Rev. and Mrs. Simpkins of
1 Lynchburg were guests Saturday of
I Mrs. Paul Palmer.
Mrs. Helen Hudgins of Fortress
Monroe spent the week end with
her mother, Mrs. Robert Tanner.
Mr. Leslie Jeffress was in Chase
Cty on Tuesday.
Miss Alice Hayes left last week to
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Swagger Suits
$5.95, $7.45, $8.75
Ladies' Hand
Bags
From 59c to $2.50
1 Plain and
Tweed Coats
$9.95
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?men !' Facts j
nter training at St. Lukes Hospi- illness of about five weeks. She
al, Richmond. was iaid t0 resf in the family cem
Misses Margaret and Mary C. , her home
layes spent Saturday with their
unt, Mrs. Alpheus Thompson, of She was kind and loving and
fenderson. wore a smile for every one. She
Miss Lucile Gillespie spent the was faithful to her church; nothing
reek end a t her home atLa Crosse, she liked better than to walk out to
Mr. J. A. Kimball returned home church on a Sabbath morning. She
rom the hospital Saturday very was a good neighb0r and had many
luch better. friends, but we know he has gone
1 . to a better world where there is
In Memoriain neither suffering nor pain or death
for she is with God.
Miss EMMA HAKK/IS one is survivea Dy one neice, ivns.
Miss Emma Harris in her seventy- Raymond Newsome, one nephew,
hird year died at the home of her Mr. Roy Pierce, and cousin, Mr. J.
leices at Vaughan, N. C., on Sat- J. Harris of Vaughan.
irday morning, March 3, after an MARY KING.
I DR. HOWARD SMITH I
The Eye-Sight Specialist, of Monroe, N. C.,
will be here again
I FRIDAY, MARCH 30th
Take advantage of this opportunity to have
your Eyes thoroughly examined and correctly
fitted with Gltsses by a man whose work has
stood the test for twenty-five years. Reason
able prices. Don't forget the date.
J. A. PIPKIN, Jeweler, Warrenton, N. C.
ear and Accessories
11| gloves i
^ I ^ In Kids and Doe Skins
I | From $1 to $2.25
Dresses
All the new bright
shades for Spring
$5.95, $7.95, $8.95
Warren ton Department
Store Co.
Warrenton, N. C.