FRIDAY, JUNE IS, 1934
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B SIMM I'M BONUM I
BaU the breath and the bloom of the/i
year in the bag of one bee: I,
ill the wonder and wealth of the/
B mine in the heart of one gem: /
Bin tk core of one pearl all the/'
shade and shine of the sea: I'
Breath and boom, shade and shine,/
H wonder, w ealth and?how far It
above them? I
BTruth, that's brighter than gem, I
BTrust, that's purer than pearl,? {
finest truth, purest trust in the/'
uihverse-all were for ine /(
B IB the kiss of one girl. I
B ?Robert Browning. I
B Miss Elizabeth Boyd and house (
Bluest, hliss Haines Clement of r
?several days in/J
fSngton. D. C? this week. 4
JIr and Mrs. C. A. Tucker were
IB ristors in Gree"^'ille ^is week.
jjjs. Frank Clement of Mocks- 1
Belle is a guest Miss M'ariam
K or. Frank O'Neil of Henderson J
B;, a visitor here on Friday night, r
B Dr. O'Neil, who was graduted a few|t
ldaj.s ago from Harvard University, P
Brill spend a moTuh at his heme lnl
B Henderson before leaving for New|{
B fork where he will serve as an in- L
B in a Long Island hospital. jj
B Mr. JeH Palmer and Mr. Will b
a me Of Chattanooga, Tenn., are!
B attending the finals at the Univer- j
B s"y of North Carolina this week. I1
| Mrs. John Mitchell is expected tor
K return today froth Duke Hospital, |
B Durham, where she underwent a I
B^or operation several days ago. |l
B Miss Mabel Davis spent several P
Bears la~t week in Oxford with rel-J
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II Mrs. N. M. Palmer, wmie on ? i
I vet to Mr. anct Mrs. W. G. Moore ,
I ^Durham, attended, the Confer
eMe of International Relations for
peace at Duke University. The con- J
I ffffictr. which was held on Mon- s
I day night, wa's sponsored by Mrs.
I Franklin D. Roosevelt.
I Mesdames P. P. Hancock, C. S. _
I Haithcock and J. J. Laughlin were
I nsitors iT! Raleigh last week. v
I Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Watson left j
lias: week to attend the World's
Fair in Chicago. t
I Mesdames F. H. Gibbs, Alpheus j
I Jones and Virginia Pearsall spent
[Wednesday in Durham. c
Mrs. 0. B. Deaton of Troy is a j
guest of Mrs. P. P. Hancock. I
Mr. T. E. Powell of Macon was c
in town Wednesday. c
Mrs. P. P. Hancock and daughter, r
Mildred Ann, and guest, Mrs. O. B. c
Deaton of Troy, and Miss Estelle
Davis were visitors in Nashville on t
Tuesday morning. ?
Miss Helen Gibbs of Raleigh is a t
guest of Dr. J. T. Gibbs. t
Girls and boys of Miss Lula B.
Allen's and Mrs. R. Z. Egerton's <
I Sunday school classes enjoyed a \
picnic at Wortham's spring, near i
Ridgeway, on Tuesday afternoon. i
Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Eldrige and i
son. Will Eldrige, of Chattanooga,
Tern, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. v
LDameron. 1
Hiss Sallie Palmer has returned c
lo Washington. D. C., after spendto?
ten "Bays here as a guest of Mrs. i
J. D. Palmer aha" other relatives in c
this county.
Miss Dick Kimball of Manson was l
a visitor lit Warrenton on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Robertson 1
and Mrs. Hoyt Brantley spent Wednesday
in Richmond. t
Mrs. Henry Williams anc. Miss '
Caroline Williams of Inez were vis- 1
Mors here on Wednesday afternoon. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ivey spent
several days in Raleigh this week. (
Mr. Sidney Kline spent last week l
hi Henderson. J
Mrs. Marvin Marks spent the week 1
end in Henderson. <
Mrs. John Dowling and daughter, <
Min spent the week end in Oxlord.
t
Mrs. George Rhodes of Macon 1
^ed Mrs. Elizabeth Slade at <
Hotel Warren this week.
Mrs. Mary Smithwick, after :
Pending a month here with her v
J^t.Mrs. M. M. Drake, left Tuess.v
for n. c. c. W., Greensboro, i
ere she will be a dean at sum- <
^er school. i
Miss Sue Thompson of Inez visit- 1
vu Ivficn t_
_ -.wo oanet Hall at Hotel WarI
ren this v;eek.
I Mr. 3. w. Rook Jr. left for his <
I home in Birmingham, Ala., on Sat- 1
I hrday; after having been a ijuest m l?
I the home of Dr. and Mrs. W. D.j1
dodgers for the past week. I
I Mrs. Sue White left last week to V
I 6pend some time in Wilson. 1(
I Mesdames W. N. Boyd, M. P- Bur- y
I *ell, Shippe McCarroll, Edmund I
I %ite, Lucy and Edith Bur well at- y
Bonded commencement exercises atP
I University last week. y
i mrs. g. H. Macon was a \isitor in I
Henderson last week. 1
Mrs. t. b. Burton was a visitor in j*
I Durham last week.
I Mesdames R. B. Boyd Jr., W. R.|'
I Haskervill W. H. Dameron and Ed- i
I ttund White attended a bridge
WaiTenton, North Carolina
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party in Ctoiord on Friday afternoon
given under the auspices of the
Colonial Dames.
Friends of little Miss Marion Folk
will be glad to learn that she has
recovered from measles.
Dr. Rufus Jones was a visitor In
South Hill, Va., on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Maywood Modlin is attending
summer school at Wake Forest
College.
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Palmer were
recent visit ors in Raleigh.
Master Charles Wilson of Henierson
is spending some time in the
lome of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilson
ind Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harris of
Macon were visitors in town on Saturday.
Dr. Rives Taylor of Oxford and
son, Rives, grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard P. Jones, and Henry
raylor of Oxford were visitors in
;he home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
F\ Jones Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Taylor
ind daughter, Douglass, spent Sunlay
in Oxford as guests of Mr. Tayor's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
raylor.
Mrs. Charles D. H. Port was a
dsitor in Warrenton Tuesday afterloon.
She was the guest of Mr.
ind Mrs. Joseph W. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Spottswood Burwell
ind sons, Walter Brodie and Spottsvood
Burwell Jr., were guests of
Mrs. Burwell's sister, Mrs. Howard
?. Jones, Sunday afternoon.
Dr. P. P. Hunter left on Faiday
'or Chicago where he will aaend
he World's Fair.
Mesdaifles F. P. Hunter, Alpheus
Jones, B. R. Palmer, C. A. Tucker,
3. E. Jackson and R. R. Weston
ipent Friday in Richmond.
Mrs. Marion Taylor of Sudan,
/a., is the guest of Mrs. Alpheus
rones.
Friends of Miss Mamie Weaver
vill be glad to know that she has
ecovered from an attack of measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Pusey have
aken an apartment in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Numa Weaver.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Seaman and
laughter, Lucy, motored to Raleigh
Monday to greet Mrs. Franklin
Delano Roosevelt, who was the guest
>f the City of Raleigh, and wh^ adIressed
the assembled hosts of adnirers
in the City Auditorium at 11
)'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins Lewis of
rackson and their sons, Henry W.
md Alston Lewis, and their daugher,
Jane, were guests of Mrs. Archi>ald
Williams Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. William A. Burwell and
laughter, Miss Olivia Burton Bur
veil after spending several days in
n Georgia and South Carolina with
elatives, have returned to their
lome here.
The many friends of little Miss
Tanice Fleming are delighted to
mow that she has completely re overed
from whooping-cough.
The Warrenton Garden Club
neets with Mrs. Joseph W. Taylor
>n Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Toint hostesses are Mrs. Walter
White and Mrs. Edward Rodwe*l.
Mrs. illice Taylor is a guest of
ler daughter, Mrs. Alpheus Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Jones spent
;he week-end at Vriginia Beach,
fhey were accompanied by Miss
Mamie Williams and Mr. Tom Gilam.
Mr. F. T. Reid and family, ac:ompanied
by Mr. James Carr
Vfoore Jr., motored to Roxboro on
Sunday and were accompanied
lome by Miss Nancy Bullock, the
:ousin of Mr. Moore, who is a guest
)f Mr. and Mrs. James Carr Moore.
The friends of Mr. W. G. Rogers
ire delighted to know that his
lealth has improved and that he is
:onvalescent from his recent illness.
Prof. Robert House of the University
of North Carolina spent the
week end here with relatives.
Mrs. Edmund White was a guest
it Tea of Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Pew
>f Duke University Monday evening
n honor of Mrs. Franklin D. Roose/elt.
Mrs. W. C. Gwalthney of Union
lievel, Va., and daughter Miss Alice
jwalthney, a student of RandolphMacon
College, were guests of Mrs.
Joseph W. Taylor and Mrs. Howard
F. Jones Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. McGuire and
Mr. Bill Martin of Washington, D.
C., were visitors fn Chapel Hill,
Raleigh and Durham on Saturday.
Mr. find Mrs. Loyd Cooke of
Louisburg were week end guests of
Mrs. Cook's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ft. J. Jones.
Mr. Russell Palmer of Oakville
was a visitor in Warrenton on Mon3ay.
Mrs. R. L. Capps of Areola was
i visitor in town on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Hmory Wall of LaCrosse,
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and Evei
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Designed in Sizes: 11, 13, 15, 17
and 19, (with corresponding bust
measure 29,' 31, 33, 33 and 37).
Size 17 reauiries 3Mi yards of 39
inch material, wi^v J4 yard con-r
trasting and 1K yards of machine
pleating.
Designed in Sizes: 11, 13, 15 17
and 19 (with corresponding bust
measure 29, 31, 33, 35 and 37).
Siae 17 requires 3 5-8 yards of 39inch
material, with 1-2 yard contrasting
and 13-4 yards of machine
pleating.
PLEASANT SUMMER WEAR
Pattern 8192: The younger set
are looking for dresses charming to
the eye, easy to make and comfortable
to wear in summer, so they
choose the-pattern sketched here.
The sleeves and low square collar
and bow are not only very becoming,
but also cool and the simple
cut of the entire dress is entirely in
keeping with the gay and light
clothes so desirable during the
warm weather.
A figured voile would be first
choice in the selection of material
with organdy collar, bow and possibly
the sash, tho that could be
made of the dress material.
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your NAME, ADDRESS,
STYLE NUMBER and SIZE to
Patricia Dow, Warren Record
Pattern Dep t., 115 Fifth Avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Va., Miss Amy Lete of Boydton,
Va., and Mr. Clyde Williams of
South Hill, Va., were guests of Miss
Mae Flowers on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Nick Alston has returned to
his home here after spending several
days in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hedgpeth
attended the funeral of Mr. Hedgpeth's
mother in Greensboro this
week. J
Miss Eva Alston of Ridgeway was
a Warrenton visitor on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fleming and
little daughter, Mary Bunting, have
returned to their home in Norlina
after a six weeks visit in the home
,pf Mrs. Fleming's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Will Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Wheeless and
daughter of Rocky Mount spent
Wednesday night as the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lancaster.
Miss Eva Pettway Williams has
Vatnmod to Columbus. Ga., after
spending some time in the home of
| her mother, Mrs. Rie Williams.
! Master Clayton Smallings left
this week for Washington, D. C., co
j spend some time with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Smalling.
The Rev. B. N. de Foe Wagner
conducted services in the Littleton
Methodist church on Sunday night.
Mr. Bill Martin of Washington, D.
C., is visiting in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. M. C. McGuire.
SON BORN
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin S.
Choplin, on June 5, a son?Harold
Jackson. , |
MRS. BOYD HOSTESS
I Mrs. R. B. Boyd Jr. was hostess
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on Tuesday afternoon to club mem- f
bers at two tables of bridge. High 1
score prize was awarded Mrs. Edmund
White. Prior to the beginning
of play the hostess served an
ice course. Mrs. Boyd's home war, ]
attractively dressed with summer j
flowers. ' j
ENTERTAIN Y. W. A.
Miss Margaret Blalock was hostess
to members of the Y. W. A. at |
her home last week. The program, ;
in charge of Mrs. Bob Bright, and {
in which a number of the members ,
took part, was very interesting. ,
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uiuing we sueiai nuur a sweet (
course was enjoyed by those present. <
The July meeting will be held in i
the home of Mrs. Bob Bright.
Y. W. A. MEETS 1
Littleton, June 14.?The ?. W. A.
of Littleton Baptist church met on
Monday at 8 p. m. at the home of
Miss Annie Price. There were 15
present. An interesting patriotic !
program, "Heroes of America," was ,
presented. The hostess served de- '
licious cream and cakes, after which
the meeting adjourned. The ad- \
visor, Mrs. Sol Fishel, invited the
members to a lawn buffet party at
Robin Dale Thursday at 7 p. m.
BEASLEY-SHELL
Invitations reading as follows
have been received by relatives r.f
Miss Shell in Warrenton:
Mrs. Oliver Perry Shell requests
the honor of your presence at the
marriage of her daughter, Virginia
Maclin, to Mr. Delmar Otis Beasley,
on Wednesday, June 20, 1934, at 5
o'clock in the afternoon, Baptist
Church, Glen Lynn, Va.
HONOR MISS COOK
Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Jones
entertained Monday afternoon,
.Turin 11 from 4 to 6 o'clock in
honor of their great niece, Vera
Minota Cook in celebration of her
eighth birthday. Invited guests
were the great nieces of Mr. Jones
and little friends of the honoree.
One of the incidents of the gathering
was a Kodak picture of Mr.
Jones taken with his great nieces,
all sitting around the stone horse
blocks, removed from "Shocco Hill," 1
his old ancestral home.
Those present were Vera Minota
Cook, Emily Adams Cook, the young '
sister of the honoree; Louise and
Hannah Martin Davis, Nancy and 1
Jane Peete, Emma Kelley, Nan and 1
Marina Moseley, LTIcy and Peter
Seaman Jr., Catherine Petar, Lorine 1
and Nancy Jones, Fairfax Mitchell,
Douglass Taylor, Edith Gary Ellis
and Alice Taylor Jones. ;
CHILDREN'S DAY AT HEBRON
The Children's Day exercises will
be held at Hebron church Sunday !
[morning at 11 o'clock, Miss Kathleen 1
Ellis of Macon announced yesterday, i
The public is invited.
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WINS SCHOLARSHIP I
Miss Vivian Lawson was awarded
a scholarship to Camp Penick, Vade 1
Mecum, an Episcopal camp near i
Winston-Salem, for outstanding
work in Sunday school during the'
past year. The scholarship was i
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For all kinds of whi
shoes. Removes greai
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white shoes like new.
[ 4 Fluid Ozs. 2
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Warrant
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given by the Woman's Auxiliary of
the Episcopal church.
MBS. TUCKER HOSTESS
Mrs. C. A. Tucker was hostess to
tier card club at a bridge luncheon
at her home last week. High score
prize was awarded Mrs. Jack Scott.
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Little Miss Mamie Wilson celebrated
her 12th birthday with a
number of her friends at a party
given by her parents on Friday afternoon.
The little folks enjoyed a
number of games played out of
doors. Refreshments consisting of
Ice cream, cakes and suckers were
served. Little Miss Wilson was the
recipient of a number of remembrances.
HONORS MISS CLEMENT
Honoring Miss Haines Clement of
Mocksville, guest of Miss Elizabeth
Boyd, Miss Mariam Boyd delightfully
entertained on Saturday afternoon
at a GyTSSy tea on the lawn
at her home. Those present were
Misses Haines Clement, Helen
Gibbs of Raleigh, Elizabeth Stackhouse
of Mullins, S. C., Fannie ]
House Sco'ggin, Elizabeth Boyd,
Lucy Boyd, Ellie Ford Hinson, Alice
Burwell, Catherine Moseley; Messrs.
Howard Jones, Pett Boyd, Alfred
Williams, James Poindexter, Tom
Holt, William Taylor, Bill Martin of
Washington, D. C., Armistead Boyd
and Dr. Rufus Jones.
MISS BOYD COMPLIMENTED
Manson, June 14.?On Friday afafternoon
Miss Mary Alice Boyd,
bride-elect, of Townsville was honored
with a miscellaneous shower,
when Miss Alice White and Mrs.
Henry B. White of Drewry delightfully
entertained on the spacious
lawn at the home of the
n/mici
Lovely summer flowers were used
In profusion and formed an attractive
setting for the occasion.
The guests, upon arrival, were
asked to register in the bride's book,
after which two contests were enjoyed.
The winners, Mrs. William
Boyd of Henderson and Miss Alma
Kimball, were presented with attractive
prizes, and the honoree
was presented with a shoulder cor- j
sage of sweet peas and roses.
Two vocal solos by Misses Sarah J
and Prances Boyd of Townsville, I
accompanied at the piano by Miss
ffahcye White of Raleigh, were
much enjoyed.
To the strains of the wedding
march, little Lucy Boyd Harris,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A.
Harris of Henderson, and Wallace
White, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
B. White of Drewry, dressed as
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miniature uriue anu giuuui, uku
escorted the bride-elect amid a
shower of rice, to a large pink and
white umbrella under which were
concealed many lovely and useful
gifts.
After the cutting of the bride's
cake, which afforded much merriment,
a tempting ice course, carrying
out the color scheme of pink
and white, was served to the following
guests:
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Miss Mar;? Alice Boyd, honoree;
Mesdames W. M. Coffin, Horace
Robinson, George A. Harris, W. H.
Boyd and Richard 'Wortham of
Henderson, Mrs. C. P. Rogers of
Middleburg, Mrs. Harry Whitaker of
Rocky Mount; Misses Olive and
Nancye Wliite of Raleigh; Mesdames
Marion Taylor, Chesley Morton
and Vernon McElveen of Oxford;
Mescames R. B. Boyd Sr.,
Gordon W. Poindexter, W. W. Cawthorne
and Miss Mary Cawtliorne
of Warrenon; Mesdames S. R.
Adalhs, J. H. Thomas, E. B. Taylor,
W. H. Burwell, C. S. Taylor, W. D.
Vaughn, N. D. Boyd, B. Prank Fox,
J A. Boyd and J. E. Boyd, Misses
Alyne Taylor, Christie Adams, Mary
Grace Woody, Ethel Newell, Sue
Hunt, Judith, Nan, Sarah, Panthea
and Prances Boyd of Townsville,
Mesdames J. Hope Bullock, J. A.
Wilson Jr., W. L. Wilson and Misses
Rose and Alma Kimball.
HONORS BRIDE
Honorirf& Mrs. Cecil Pope of
Churchill, (l recent bride, Miss SalPLAYED
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lie Allen entertained at a three
course luncheon and shower at her
home last week. "Those present for
the luncheoii included Mrs. Pope,
Mrs. H. C. 8 :arborough) Miss Frances
Scarborojgh of Churchill and
her house g reat, Miss Anders, of
Stokes. Tht table was lovely with
its centerpiece of pink sweetpeas.
Following the luncheon Mrs. C. P.
Allen and Idlss Sallie Allen gave
the bride a china and glass shower,
presented by little Misses Edith and
Louise Allen and Master Monroe
Gardner upon an express wagon
over which vas placed an open umbrella.
The follow ring guests were present
for the shower and wrote their
good wishes in the bride's book:
Misses Edna Allen, Mamie Gardner,
Mary Terrel, Mesdames T. V. Allen,
B. P. Terrell, J, E. Allen, C. P. Allen,
Tom Walters of Rocky Mount,
W. P. Rodw ;ll, Herman Rodwell, C.
E. Rodwell, A. C. Blalock, John Bell,
M. M. Drake, Mary Smith wick of
Apex, W. M. Gardner, W. D, Rodgers
and Miss Mabel Davis.
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