Time filth
A Good Tim? Club composed of
members of t? young s? t had a
club party s. iutday afternoon at
3:30 at I J'.*4 home ol Miss Elizabeth
Uriuht *i!i lload street. Every one
had a jolly -<?od lime |>la>itiu uc.ates.
the b-ature of the afternoon beinu
guessinu contests. There were two
conte.-ts. The first was won b>
Frances P? ndh ton who received a.
box of candy, with a second prize by
Florence Pendleton. In the second
contest the prize wan won by Mary
llyrd Saun dor i>. Alter the game*
and contests ice cream. r;i?c. choco
late candy, and mints w. re served.
Younu ?ladies enjo>in~ the afternoon
were: Shirley pi-aridK- Mary Pyrd
Saunders, Florenc* Mallard. France?'
Pendleton. Margaret Harris. Camilla
Foreman. Florence Pendleton. MIs
(iercre 11 ? ttrick. Doris Harrison. lsa
Mnran, Gertrude Glover and. Sara
Jeoning*.
\Var?l Illhle t'l?*s Meets
The Ward Illhle Class of Black
well Memorial Sunday school met
Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Dentils Van Horn on West Pur
rfess street. Dullness of the class
was transacted and there was an in
teresting discussion on "Prayer," led,
by the teacher, C. J. Ward, after,
which delicious refreshment* were
serv? d by the hostess. Those pres
ent were: C. J. Ward. Mesdames J.
W. Dawson, J. H. Wllkins, J. H.
Aydlett. J. O. Metres. M. R. Pritch-1
ard and Miss Partita Pell.
Tuesday llrhlgc Club
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
Club was entertained at the home of
Mrs. Cecil Garrett on West Church
street. A dainty saald course was
served. Playing at the two tables;
were Mesdames R. L. Kendrick. W.!
E. Griffin, Aubrey McCahe, Ray Tox
ev, Calvin Twlddy. Frank Grice. Jr..
Miss Margaret Sheep and Miss Car-,
rie White.
I'irM HnptiM* Win Again
The First Baptists of Elisabeth
City again won over the Laurens. S.
C. Baptists last week on prayer
meeting attendance, with a record of
221 present, lf>2 having read the
llible lesson. Laurens had 20t> pres-.
ent, Illhle lesson read by 185.
Personals
Mis. J. M. Weeks and Mrs. Frank
Weekh of this city left for Norfolk
Sunday to fp^nd a few days.
.Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Foreman re-1
turned Sundty uiglit front New York
uftor *p* riding several days. I
Mr. altd Mrs. Wilson Hollowell re-?
tttrned from N< w York Monday after
?P? ndlng some time there.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foreman.
Mr. and Mrs. Edword Hughes, Mrs.
Thorhurn llenn tt. Messrs Sam Par
k? r. Camden lilades and Frank Kra
mer left Monday night on a ducking
trip in Currituck Sound.
Mrs. Cloy Foreman has returned
lifter spending" Thanksgiving with
her daughter. Miss Margaret, at
Mary Hi Id win College, Staunton. Va.
Charlie Conger of Ahoskle spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. E.
C. .Con- r at 817 West Church
street.
Mrs. D. L. Strain of A h? vllle Is
the guofit of Mrs. W. H. W? ath?*rlv.
Jr., at her home 5"7 Riverside Drive
J. O. Meg*--;. Norman Shnp-on and
J. F. Jon?'s loft Tuesday for Norfolk
on a buslm t-s trip. ,
Mrs. Jolin Kraimr lia? returned
from a visit lo friends at Norfolk
and Sparrows Point. Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett I'ritchard,
accompanied by Mrs. Raymond
Moore, motored to Norfolk Tuesday.
Kirhnrdhuh Sedgwick and Hay
wood I)uk?' returned Monday from
K.i!> kIi w;n're tlicy sp? ut the liol
ld.?y?.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Fearing and
Mi>s_ I>? II Kwrinx sptnt Sunday and
Monday in Windsor visiting rela
tives.
Mr. and fMrs. Mulh-n \Wek* and
>on. Kdward. ??f Hertford have re
(urned after, spending some time
with Mrs. Week's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. II. K. S< dgwlck at lier home ut
Out Riverside Drive.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Brock and
( !uldr* n. C. C. llrock. Jr.. and Nancy
of Bristol. Virginia left for th?ir.
home Sunday after spending some
tlm?> as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. '
K?anyon Bulley of llivrMWi' Drive
an I .?th?-r relatives.
MAIUll \(.D ANI> TIIK WOMAN
The emotional actress. lta.td.
com. io ilu- Alkrama toda> it? h<*i
! Mxiiiiutors i? atu!'*.
"\Vli? n llu?hand& lVceiw.*' It i?
a:n>i..?-r one i?f Mi?> I laird's own
tli.i:n;i!ic stori"*. relating how one
woman wus deceived into marriage,
and d??r* iv?'d during tho marriage.
I l?nt found freedom through truth.
Alis< Haird may hi* said to ho sup
ported by an ali-star cost. Wallace
Woi-l?y directed. The production
wan eivon tin* personal supervision
of Arthur F. Dock.
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Kim !i.- Si.tall, :iIt of <. 'it >Sill-*
Tlu* i'nut>l> wi n1 arcnit t< ?! I?>
Mr. ami Mr**. \Y. J Cardura.
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SENSATIONAL PRICES AT MITCHELL'S ON
500 VERY EXCLUSIVE DRESSES
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[? Onues al an opporlunc time and excels an\ previous offer or purchase we iiave ever marie in our twenty-one years. Mr. (itllirr! just louml I lie
|* m aim fact nrer overloaded ami bought for cash over two thousand dollars4 worth of these beautiful dresses, which we are placing on sale today
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!: at iiiueli les?s than the wholesale cost?Divideded into five lot viz. $10, 81 1, 819, 829, 839.
I LOT NO. 1
|
!*. All Wool PoliVt Twill and ?omc
Canton Crt'p?* -Very latent styles.
" Sonio v? ry Klaborat* <1 Kmhrold'-rcd
and th?\v run in sizes ijp to 4 4. Thev
are unreserved values?Navy, Dlack
and Urown?
LOT NO. 2
% This Is a fine lot of good. rvir<
i* able brpnea. Some very fine drpw*
i, <? in tliis lot. iiiacl'- of Silk ar.d I'olr
j. ft Twill. Tin > are tin* kind you u.
i* ually pay $2n to $29.Oo for. S:- ial
f! prlct Size.* iip to 4S
LOT NO. 3
You must tlione I)ro.?*#?n to
know what they really are. They are
valued up to $35 and $.19.00 and
you'll want two of them at this very
low price?All sizes to 52?
NEW FROCKS
Herald The Winter Mode At
Unbelieveable Prices
Furorin^ the Mrnifzlil ?illimielte and rhooxinp soft nilk? and velvet* for their
fashioning, ihrw.' froek* feature a wealth of imii?iml detail in oriiumrnlnlioii.
Odd oriental embroideries, rihhon* deftly nrrlinked, mid ereainy lure* enhaiiee
their elinrin.
DON'T PUT IT OFF?there'* an Fxehi?ive l)re?? for yon licre?nt le** limn
Wholesale Cost.
LOT NO. 4
This lot I* thr foest l<?t of DresH?H
hav?* i'V?T oITt hmI a! fucIi n price,
street, Parly. Dinner and Evening i
Drossi-s, worth ui> lo $60. You will ^
i>ll us tluy ni'f unusual Unri;nin8. ?
Join?- In and h'c tluiu NOW? i
LOT NO. 5
Il? r? V* tho fiii'-.-l lol of Dn'rfsoo
? ?ver aMKfiul?l?il in this city. They
rej?r? ? lit l!i? i?h*k I)n sws of LoiiIb
iOrnur A- ro. of New York?They
tu<?k?? mil fli* most ??xoluslve dr?'HH
?y. and If you want a $.r.O to $100
Ires* for thirty nlw'dollars you'll I/O
a lucky ono to grt It here?
501) Children's Coats
Itoiipglil especially for Drrrin
lier liimininit they ure ulxiut
2.? per ??ml les* limn former
price*?8 1.98, $6.98, $9.7.?,
$ I I.Tii ami up.
All Ladies' Coats |
Reduced
8I2.7.?, SI6.7.J, 8I9.7.>,
82 und up
Street Dresses, Party Dresses, Dinner Dresses, Evening Dresses. No such lot of Dresses ever shown at
such prices. Some Values up to SI00.
MITCHELL'S DEPT. STORE'
The Christmas Store With the Christmas Spirit