^FRIDAY* AUGUST 10, 1934
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FEAST AFTER ABSENCE J
.;y meat shall be. now you are here, I
swift flesh of your laughter, j
q^H r.j: bread your hands to hold, myl
yjl I long hungered after. I
3 J fx nine give me y0Ur klss' fire-' I
vsujbt less can slack my thirst, I
ijd lesser food would make desire /
i bitter ache accurst. I
/Jl inj if the feast you bring shall be J
j^B nut W'ef' 1 shalJ not careJ*
tfM Ei?us if 1 shall stay to see /
B ae -plendid table bare? I
^ * " ?Merle Price. /
ylisses Ann Scoggin and Eliza-1
H jjjii Gordon Taylor returneTT to I
??tin on Monday after visit- I
H jfisses Charlotte Porter ana
H Davis in Greensboro.
M Rere accompanied home by
M ^ 'ana Mrs. J. P. Scoggin and
jjjss Katherine Scoggin.
W yrs, Kearnv Williams and daughMiss
Margaret Williams, and
jj; fiance, Dr. Clair Cartier, of
Grand Rapids, Mich., arrived yes
;er?jay for a visit at Warrenton.
^B Mrs. G. H. Macon and daughter,
^B jliss Anne Macon, are visiting relaH
jjVes in Florence and Marion, South I
^B Mis Arline Taylor of Towns vine I
^B tjsa visitor in Warrenton on Mon- I
I Mr. Sol Fishe; of Wasliington, O. ]
c, and Mr. Goode Roberson of I
^B ynchburg were week end guests of I
Mrs. Fishei and little daughter, I
I Josephine, at Hotel Warren.
.Miss Dorothy Walters has re- J
B :jned after visiting friends al I
IS fillianrsburg last week.
B| Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roberson of ]
Bf Lmchburg were Week end guests]
H 4Mrs. Sol Fisnel at Hotel Warren.]
Miss Edwina Taylor of Towns- ]
^B vfflews a guest of Miss Mary Guy]
H So.rd Sunday night. I
(9 Vaster Charles wunams <>i
Louisville. Ky.. is a guest of Mrs
Whit Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Johnso i
spent Friday in the home of Mrs.
Johnson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W.
Pryor Rodwell. They were on the
way to their hoifte in Greensboro
after having spent two weeks in the
I Catskiil mountains of New York
Sate, and also were visitors in New
5'crk City and Atlantic City. Th;y
sere guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
IV. 5. Hutton of Gilbertsville, N. Y , 1
tor a week. From there they traveled
over the beautiful and legendary
Rip Van Winkle trail and '
over the Storm King highway to
West Point and New York City.
After spending two days at Atlantic
City they left for their home in
Greensboro via Warrenton. Mrs.
Johnson was formerly Miss Hattie
Rodwell.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Williams and
family are sending several days
nth Mr. Williams' mother, Mrs.
Whit Williams.
Mis Kathryn Gardner of Ella- 1
Me. Ga? left Warrenton on Fritej
to: Richmond, where she will
several days before going to ;
Washington, D. C., to spend some
j?e. Miss Gardner was the guest
< :.er aunt, Mrs. T. V. Allen, wniie
tee. 1
Messrs. Tom Riggan and Ernest '
Whitby and Miss Annie Shearin of
River township were visitors here ,
on Monday. ,
Mr. Sam Daniel of Littleton was
a visitor here Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. R. E. Brickhouse
and family^ the Misses Sarah, Mae
and Betty, and Master Robert
Brickhouse, returned to their home
here after spending several days in
Creswell and Columbia, North Carolina.
Mrs. W. A. Burwell, Misses Olivia
Burwell, Anna Cohoon of Suffolk,
Mary Hinton Watson of Darlington,
6hd Mr. Pett Burwell of Yonges
bland, South Carolina, attended a
supper in Enfield on Wednesday
hliht given by Mrs. Ivey Watson.
Miss Mariam Boyd returned on
I Monday after spending some time
^ Raleigh as the guest of Miss
s?ra King.
Misses Kate Hawks, Georgle and
%le Tarwater, Mary Terrell, and
Jk James Polk were Visitors In
^hmond last week.
Misses Julia and Lucy Williams
Ridgeway were visitors in Warr"^on
on Tuesday morning.
John Vaughan Jr. of Raleigh
Haggwood of Clover.
eyes examined and glasses
fitted
Every Monday morning from 9-W)
to 1100. Office with Dr. rufus
toies, the dentist, over Citizens
Bank, Warrenton. Main office near
O at Roanoke Rapids.
dr. e. d. harbour
OPTOMETRIST
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Junior Golf Champ
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SUNSET RIDGE, III ... Shirley t
Ann Johnson (above), is the new r
junior U. SI Women's Western golf
champion for 1934. She defeated j
Hilda Livergood in a desperately ^
fought final round. 2
N. C., and Mis. John Haggwood of V
LaCrosse, Va., were guests of Mrs.
B. P. Terrell last week.
Mrs. Ed Hail and Miss Susie Hill *
of Weldon are spending some time r
here. J
Mr. Sumner Watson of Petersburg,
Va., spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Eva Watson. t
Misses Sue Williams and Alice u
Vaden Williams of New York City "V
are visiting in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Taylor. 1;
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Davis and F
family of Clayton, N. C., were here
on Sunday afternoon visiting Mr. h
Davis* parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. R
Davis. d
Mr. and Mrs. W. Barham Davis R
and family of Liberty, South Carolina,
are spending this week with A
Mr. Davis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. r
J. Davis. SI
Mr. and Mrs. Robert House and
son, Bobby, of Chapel Hill spent h
this week in Warrenton with rela- R
tives and friends. o
Miss Caroline House of Chapel R
Hill was a guest of Miss Nancy
Moore last week. w
Miss Susan Williams of Louisville, li
Ky., is a guest of Mrs. Whit Wil- C
liams. R
Miss Kate White Williams is R
spending this week in Louisburg.
Dr. and Rlrs. Frank P. Hunter and h
Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Jones spent n
several days at Myrtle Beach and
Virginia. a
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Burwell left S
Warrenton last week for Georgia
where Mr. Burwell is engaged in the a
tobacco business.
Mr. Sydenham Williams of B
Louisville, Ky? is spending his va- T
cation nere witn nis motner, ivirs. r
Whit Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Petar and' B
family spent the week end at Vir- o:
ginia Beach. l?
The Junior Girls of Warrenton
and vicinity returned on Sunday C
from Camp Penick at Vade Mecum, a:
North Carolina, after spending two
weeks in camp there. d
Mr. and Mrs. William Mustian n
and children of Afton were week ei
end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Wilson. h
Mrs. Louis Scoggin, Mr. and Mrs. V
William Scoggin and Mr. Edward
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OUR ==
REPUTA1
, We're rather proud (
about our drug store. P
other day one of our cusl
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x uiuii i/ x canj c*iyb"
until a few days ago wh
i where along my route d
that looked as good s
tried to buy a sandwich
larger towns than Warre
did not keep them. I wj
renton when I thought
, tain and the fact that in
lar line of drugs you h
available at all times."
WE THANK YOU, 1
Bovce E
1 WARREN!
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and Evei
Scoggin of Louisburg were visitors
lere on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. P. P. Hunter of Portsmouth,
J&.t spent several days this week
vith Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Stallings.
Mrs. L. C. Kinsey returned to
Varrenton last week after spending
;ome time in St. Luke's Hospital in
Richmond, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Watson have
eturned after spending several
lays in Lynchburg, Va.
Mr. Henry Hunter Fitts returned
in Sunday after spending several
lays at Virginia Beach.
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mr. rauner rnrs or iiuursvuie,
Centucky, is spending his vacation
it his home near Macon with his
nother, Mrs. E. P. Pitts.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Allen and Miss
Clizabeth Allen of Oxford were visiors
in Warrenton on Sunday afterloon.
Mr. John Tarwater and mother,
Jrs. John Tarwater, spent several
lays last week at Timberlake, near
jynchburg, Virginia.
Mrs. E. S. Allen spent several days
nth relatives in Oxford this week.
Mr. T. L. Brodie of Raleigh, who
las been visiting his sister, Mrs.
loward P. Jones for several days,
eturned to his home on Sunday,
lis daughter, Miss Paige, remained
lere for a visit in the Jones home.
Mrs. Haywood Clark of Wilmingon,
North Carolina, arrived on Satrday
to spend some time at Hotel
Varren.
Mrs. Henry Thompson is criticalf
ill at Dr. Tucker's Sanitorium In
tichmond, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sowell of
lonroe and Mesdames W. T.
fuckles and Rufus Daniels of Henerson
were the week end guests of
fr. and Mrs. L. W. Wood.
Mr. Brantly local manager of the
itlantic and Pacific Tea Co., has
eturned to work after an illness of
everal days.
Mesdames William Murry of Duram
and Webb of California and
liss Eula Wilson were dinner guests
f Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Wood on last
londay night.
Mesdames Willie Mabry of Ridge'ay
and Marshall Brown of Burngton
were visitors in the John
iraham home With Mrs. George
IcLaurin, e former schoolmate, on
londay morning.
Mr. P. B. Burwell of Yonges Ismd,
South Carolina, is visiting his
lother, Mrs. W. A. Burwell.
Mr. W. A. Burwell of Raleigh was
guest of Mrs. W. A. Burwell on
unday.
Mr. Pryor Rodwell was a visitor
t Norfolk yesterday.
Mesdames J. H. Thomas, N. D.
ioyd and MiSs Julia Boyd of
'ownsville are guests of Mrs. G. W.
oindexter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Spencer of
ennettsville, S. C., were the guests
[ Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Foindexter
ist week end.
Miss Betsy Peay of Columbia, S.
., is a guest of the Misses Lucy '
nd Edith Burwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davis and
aughter of Greensboro spent Wedesday
night with Mr. Davis' parnts,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Davis.
Mr. Frederick Williams of Inez
as returned after attending the
/orld's Fair at Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weston and
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)f what the people say
'or example, just the
;omers remarked to us:
reciate this drug store
len I took a trip. No
lid I see a drug store
is yours, and when I
in several in much
inton I found that they
is right proud of Warabout
your soda founaddition
to your reguave
good sandwiches
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For PATTERN, send 15 cents
in coin (for each pattern desired)
your NAME, ADDRESS,
STYLE NUMBER and SIZE to
Patricia Dow, Warren Record
Pattern Dep't., 115 Fifth Avenue,
Brooklyn, N. T.
children, and Mrs. P. M. Stallings,
and Mr. C. C. Hunter spent Wednesday
in New Bern with relatives.
Miss Emma Kelly Moseley will
entertain today for Miss Susan
Williams of Louisville, Ky.
Miss Sarah Faulkener entertained
a number of friends at her
home here on Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Henderson
spent the week end here.
Mr. Forrest Pridgen has returned I
after a trip to the World's Fair.
Mr. Jim Stanley was a visitor
here Saturday.
Mrs. P. P. Hancock and little
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ON MEN'S WEA
I Ties
Reduced
From 65c to 39c
Sample Straw
Hats
I Reduced
I To 1-2 price
These are high quaality merchandise
and a purchase
now will mean a big saving
to you.
War rent on i
Store G
Warren ton, ]
srest to V
daughter, Mildred Ann, have returned
after spending some time in
Laurenburg.
Mrs. B. P. Terrell spent the week
end in Greensboro.
Mrs. W. R. Strickland entertained
the Presbyterian Circle on Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Bob Bright was hostess to
the Y. W. A's. on Wednesday night
of this week.
MARSHMALLOW TOAST
Mrs. Whit Williams entertained
at a Marshmallow Toast on Tuesday
afternoon for her granddaughter,
Miss Susan Williams of
Louisville, Ky. Miss Mary Guy
Boyd was presented a handkerchief
as prize in a word contest. Misses
Janet Hall and Mary Hinton Watson
assisted in serving cake and
lemonade. Those present were the
Misses Susan Williams, Mary Guy
Boyd, Kelly Moseley, Nancy Peete,
Mariam Boyd, Nancy Moore and
rtimpf tv^ioo pnvrtlmn uaiipo
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Chapel Hill, and Laura Ellis.
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
Miss Olivia Burwell entertained at
a bride luncheon on Friday morning
for some of her Oxford friends.
BENDER-PHIPPS
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Phipps of
Middleburg announce the marriage
of their daughter, Ida Rose, to
John Alfred Bender, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Bender of Ridge way,
May 23, 1934.
DIETITIAN FOR HOTEL
Mrs. Evelyn Harvey of Charlotte
has accepted a position as dietitian
for Hotel Warren.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Miss Nancy Moore celebrated her
twelvth birthday on Saturday night,
August 4, by playing hostess to 24
of her friends. Many games were
played by the guests and Miss Caroline
House of Chapel Hill won the
Inrize in a nin contest. A vellow
and white motif was used in the
ding room where individual cakes,
each having a tiny candle, and ice
cream were served. Dolls and bean
shooters were given the guests as
favors. The hostess received many
presents on her birthday.
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
Mrs. Roy Davis entertained her
club and extra guests last week it
a two course luncheon. Mrs. Jaok
Scott won the club prize for high j
score, and Mrs. Henderson was i
awarded the visitors' prize. Trophies
were presented each of the visiting
ladies. The extra guests making up
the three tables were Mesdames,
Horace Bass, Baker, Suggs, Henderson,
Bundy and Wichard, and
Miss Louise Dowtin.
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Mrs. Laura Neal visited in the
home of Mrs. Emma Dickerson on
Sunday. f
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Mr. W. B. Robertson of Warren
Plains spent Sunday in the home
of his sister, Mrs. Lillian Gray. 113
Mrs. N. J. Robertson. Mr. Na- 81
thaniel and sister visited in the
home of Mrs. J. J. Marshall Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Sallie B. Shearin, Miss Mary A
Shearin and Miss Beulah Tucker g(
called at the home 9f Mrs. Henry
Marshall on Monday.
Mr. David Hight called at the ^
home of Mr. N. J. Robertson Tues- ^
day night.
Mrs. Eugene Dickerson and chil- t<
Idren visited in the nome 01 Mrs. l
Emma Dicker son Sunday. s(
Mrs. M. D. Collier and Mrs. Wilmer
Collier of Roanoke Rapids 1
visited in the home of Mrs. J. C. iy
Stegall Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. T. Robertson, Miss Patty
Harriss, Miss Estelle Robertson, a;
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next move with a smile. Enjoy t]
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Fashion i
Facts 1
[r. Nathaniel Robertson and Mr.
r. J. Cole attended the meeting at
ethlehem Sunday.
Mrs. Sue Shearin Is spending a
!W days with Mrs. Henry Marlall.
Mrs. Henry Marshall had the
Jsfortune to fell and break her
rm last week.
Mr. Waverly King called to see
Cr. N. J. Robertson, who is still on
le sick list, Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Walter Robertson and Mr.
. Devenport of Rocky Mount visiti
in the home of Mr. N. Q. Rob t.cnn
TnpsHnv nicht.
Miss Inez Carter is spending a
>w days in the home of Mrs. Lilan
Gray.
Mrs. F. E. Robertson and daugh;r
visited in the home of Mrs.
iilian Gray and Mrs. N. J. Robertin
Sunday afternoon.
Mis Mary Shearin and Miss
helma Stegall shopped in Macon
ionday afternoon.
We are judged by what we do,
nd not by what we claim we do.
*NDTHE: CAMEL!
il discouraged?light a CameL
ps bade and you can face the
lis wholesome "lift" as often
iccos never ruffle your nerves.
th a Camel!"
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