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WOMEN'S INTERESTS Social Happening* I.ovelj Surprise Party A lovely surprise party was given Wednesday evening l?v Mrs. J, T. Stalling*. Mr.'. Ralph Whltcomb, Mrs. M. G. Morrisette and Mrs. J. M. Whltchurst fur Mrs. K. T. Bur gess at her home on llurgess street. The lovely home was made more at tractive by the artistic arrangement of quantities of spring flowers. Mrs. Burgess was at the home of a neigh bor find when she returned she was much surprised to find a host of friends who had come to enjoy the evening with her. Five tables were arranged for bridge and after a series of thrilling games scores were counted with S. G. Scott winning high prize which was a box of cigars. Mrs. A. G. James won the consola tion prize, a pack of cards. After an hour of social enjoyment delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Stallings. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Morrisette, Mesdames Ralph Whltcomb. Ella Pearson. J. M. Whltchurst. C. V. Bsillard, A. G. James. D. A. Morgan and Misses In dia Bartlett and Annie Pollikoff. Literary Department Meets The literary department of the Womans Club held its thirteenth meeting of the year Thursday after noon at four o'clock at the homo of Mrs. C. P. Brown. 100 East Church street. This was a well attended and enthusistic meeting and the interest ing program was very much enjoyed. The general topic was, "Our Second Family Quarrel". Mrs. T. C. Jones read an article by Edward Kidder Graham. "Welcome to the Civil War Classes of 1861-68"; Mrs. W. L. Co hoon read a paper. "Leaving the1 Old Homestead", and "The Boys in ! Orey" was read by Miss Minnie Al-j bertson. Mrs. S. C. Newbold read "The Origin of Dixie" and Mrs. K. E. j Etherldge read n lovely poem found j written on u $50 Confederate bill in . the pocket of a dead soldier. Thej next meeting will be at the home of j Mrs. Brown on Thursday, May 22. CIhmwn Enjoy I'icnle The Freshman and Junior classes! of the Elizabeth City High School each enjoyed Its own special picnic Friday afternoon, the Freshmen at Chantilly. and the Juniors at Monte Carlo. They were accompanied by their teachers and other Invited guests. All had baskets filled with good things to eat and after games and contests, enjoyed their gypsy supper and the ride home, having spent a very happy evening out of doors, AntM*an*tH Meet i The Antl-Cun't class of City Road Methodist Church met with Missj Mattie Horton Wednesday evening' at eight o'clock. There was a gra- j tlfylng attendance of the members, and an Interesting program. Dur ing the social period following the { meeting the hostess served dainty i refreshments. Those present were Misses Alma Armstrong. Llda Til let, Prlscilla Barnett, Margaret Commander, Bernlce Dozier. Mrs. Joe Commander nnd Mrs. Frank Richlle. Thursday Girl* Club The meeting of the Girls* Club | held Thursday evening at the Com-1 munity Building on Fleet wood street ? | was one of rare Interest. It was j rather ununual hut agreeable to-find ' every member present. A demon- | Rtratton by Miss Marcle Albertson of cream puffs was given following' a delightful social hour which open- ' ed the meeting. Gnmos and contests provided amusement for the mem-i hers and the delicious puffs made' by the girls were served as refresh-j| ments. The club Is invited by Mrs. J. P. Thompson to meet at her home ! on West Church street at the next; meeting. Mothers (lub Mcotn A regular meeting of the Mothers'! Club was held Wednesday afternoon In the Community House on Fleet wood street. The storm prevented many mothers from attending the I meeting so only five mothers were present. The babies were weighed! and an exceedingly Interesting pro- ? gram had been arranged by Miss I Mtorcie Albertson, who during the| evening made a splendid talk on home economics and domestic j science. She also gave a demon stration on cream puffs. County Club Meetings On Monday of this week Miss Mar cle Albertson, Home Demonstration ? agent, was at Dry Ridge and met with the club at the home of Mrs. J. L. Palmer. There was a good at tendance and the chairmen of the different committees gave excellent reports on the work that had been done during the last six months. After the business meeting Mrs. Pslmer took the members out to look st her garden which was lovely With budding rotes and all kinds of fttfWfering plants. During the after noon served peaches ^uemiay morning Miss Alfcertson wsf St Mt. Herman and a sewing hour .*?? ??ept irttlch MVfe I he Rlrlt new ide*? 6f dr??*maktuic and wnt lervt to help them Itt thfc' if""" >r/ I... . , high 11 ?ii b/ltMf'lrTu ttBbav>\\ ally drained, IMkted nMP Crooked | contest. Miss Albertson met with the Mothers' Club Wednesday afternoon ion Fleetwood street and nave a de monstration in rooking cream puffs. on Thursday Miss Albertson visited Riverside and Small clubs ?vhiili met together and gave a very interesting and helpful talk. Friday morning she was at Week ' sville wln-rc slit' h?is a sewing and bask- I club. Dii S.iiurday tile t'lub Market had on sale chickens, e^g*. cream, but ter, new spring onion*, radishes, salad gre-ns arid all kinds oi vege tables. | The subjects of Miss Albertson's j talks made to the clubs next week will be on better gardens and better ! homes. This is Better Homes Week' all over the United States May li tis. Herbert Hoover is at the head of this movement and urges that | during this time everybody endeavor; to Improve his home and yard. Miss , : Albertson's schedule for the week Is: Monday at Olivet where she will! | demonstrate white sauce which will i be served with vegetables. Tuesday] I afternoon at Nixlnt,on. Rerea and .Providence, where she will give sew ling lessons and deliver an address on poultry; Wednesday at Siinous ? Creek where she will meet with the 'club nt the home of Miss Marv Hol jlowell; Thursday with the Womans and the Oirls Club of Fork school at' 'the home of Mrs. Caleb Ives where; 'a sewing lesson will be given to aid } in the sewing contest which Is to be held the last of this month; Friday | ?at Newland with the Girls Club j : where sewing, rolls, and a clothing ! contest will be demonstrated. Personals Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Williams spent ! . Friday in ?Norfolk. ! Mrs. I. M. Meeklns returned home , Wednesday after a visit to Windsor | as the guest of relatives and friends. Alfred Tliackston of Portsmouth I Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Adams. 6u9 First street. Mrs. Z. R. Gaskins, 917 Southern Avenue, is recovering after an at tack of bronchial pneumonia. Mr. and Airs. ii. L>. Rhodes and little niece, Evelyn Rhodes, left I Thursday for Columbia where they h will spend a few days visiting friends! und relatives. K. D. Wlnslow and W. H. Jen nette are lu New York on a business trip. Miss Ethel Doby is spending the' I week end at Clumbla visiting friends, j Miss Valeria Rhodes of Columbia i j Is spending some time with her sis-) trr, Mrs. James Rhodes, on North Dyer street. ' Mrs. Claude Ziegler and children, I Claude and Fred, Jr. left Friday for] , (New Hern to spc nd several days with1 relatives. : , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foreman and. ' liitle di ughter, Eleanor, motored to i Norfolk for the day Saturday. Vernon Blades of Now Bern is the' ' g lest of Mr. and Mrb. L. C. Blades. | Hairy Dewey spent Thursday in Norfolk on business. Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Thomas of Riileigh have returned after visiting' Mrs. J. A. Scott on Shepard street. Miss Bessie Lyles of Durham Is the guest of Mrs. E. D. Michael on Shepard street. i - Ready to Wear This frock has the advantage of being ready to wear without ad Justlng any white collars or fancy vesta. Its plainness, however, is relieved by the pointed, pleated overtunlc. In crepe de chine or any light ftllk material It makes a costume easy to make and easy t0 Let us show you just why the Radmoor No. 4295 will give you better looks and longer wear c arc making a leader of this wonder lul stocking just nowbccausc wc know its merits and lcel sure that as soon nsyou are familiar with themthispar ticular 'Radmoor' will fill a distinc tive placein your hosiery wardrobe, y Come innnd examine it for yourself. 1 ruiT" $2.00 the pair Rucker&Sheely Co Elizabeth City's Beet Store Fashion Nrws Note* C'?#jrrlffct, IK4. h Thf A#?anc? Paris May 10?If this Reason doest nothii y. cltt1?antl It will do several thing- -it has established the aris tocrat y of flannel. Today there is nothing more chic, r.or more soft and b?* lUtifully colored, especially thf n? plaids, checks and intricate stripings. Paris, May 10.?Though this is a go-as-you-please era in regard to sleeves, the fairly long sle?ve is seen today on many hot weather frocks. Often however, a concession is made to the thermometers in the looseness! of th?* cuff and the three quarter length of the sleeve itself. London. May 10?The windy weather and the wave coiffure have combined to make the head scarf fashionable. Many women who go to the Berkeley, the Savoy, or Clar idge's for a dance after the theater are wearing head scarfs of ?ery fine silk net. with an embroidered pat tern at each end and In front. New York. May 10?Where is the girl who intended to wear her hair smoothed tightly back from her face? The newest coiffure brings the hair down low across one side of the forehead and fluffs It out across the cheeks half way to the mouth. Ne w York. May 10?Among the | new top coats fur late spring shown today is one in a marvelously supple ' woolen goods, very light in weight. The color is madonna blue, the skirt of the coat divide into large squares , by stitrhery in black. The color is leopard kitten. Ixmdun. May 10 ? Garden party fr ?rk? arc qui*" *1? rro*' b??"rtcK,?,c' garments brought out bo far this spring. One of magnolia lace wan covered with cascades of little ribboa tabs in yellow and bright blue. In Honor of Mother We lake the opportunity of Mother's day to sii^Kest having her photoKra' "i made which is the moM imi_, beloved picture lii the world. Make an appointment with Zoeller's Studio Sunday Is Mothers' Day Remember Mother with a box of The Apothecary Shop PHONE 100 sgjt ??? ?*? a* a ?*? ?** -?? ALKRAMA Today Herbert Rawlingson in "A Million To Burn" Also RUTH ROLAND in "KUTH OF THE RANGERS'" THE VERY NEWEST DINING ROOM, BED ROOM, and LIVING ROOM SUITES Are Here Ready For Your Approval. This Is The Time To n''Sli nYiMnKy We Are Offering Special Reductions It'n!? : V. :? ? ? ,7 ,r.'.ar.u: (tu. i ijfc || | fc| N FURNITURE COMPANY ?; dv.tia t Tii! ??!?? r.u.\ I'*? i! lllilll * rtiiw vnin mooi b-<( ? In!)'. 4 ??A: IM xllauai Jo ?an :??r. LOUIS SELIG Your Jeweler Since 1882 Main & Water Sts. Children s Bloomer Munsingwear Suits Th?*s* TTnIon Suits nr^ mad" of a pood chirked Nainsook by th*? Cflobrat^d Munsingwear Mills?for Rlrls up to 14 years of agp? PRICK $1.00 M Leigh Sheep Co. | MONUMENTS Lawson & Newton Cite Monument People Estimates (liven on Work Set Complete i*fonticello Ave. at 11th St NORFOLK, VA. Have Kidneys Examined By Your Doctor! Take Salt3 to Wash Kidneys If Back Pains You or Bladder Bothers Flush your kidneys by drinking a quart of water each day, also take salts occasionally, says a noted authority, who tells us that too much rich food forms acids which almost paralyze the kidneys in their efforts to expel it from the blood. They become sluggish and weaken ; then you may suiter with a dull misery in the kidney region, sharp pains in the hack or >ick headache, dizzi ness, your stomach sours, tongue is coated, and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine gets cloudy, full of sediment, the chan nels often get sore and irritated, obliging you to <cck relief two or three times during the night. To help neutralize the?e irritating acids, to help cleanse the kidneys and flush off the body's urinous waste, get four otinces of Jad Salts from any phar macy here: take a tablespnouful in a lj glass of water before breakfast for a | I few da vs. an I your kidneys may then 1 1 act tine, 'i hi* famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with litlih, and has been use ! for years to help flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys: also to neutralize the acids in the system so thev no longer irritate, thus often relieving bladder weakne<?. Jad Salts is inexpensive: can not in jure and makes a delightful efferves cent lithia-water drink. By all means have ymir physician examine your kid neys at least twice a year. RED PEPPER HEAT STOPS BACKACHE The heat ol red peppers takes the "ojch" from a sore, lame back. It can not hurt you, and it certainly ends the torture at once. When you are suffering so you can hardly get around, just try Red Pepper Rub, and you will have the quickest re. lief known.*Nothing has such concen trated, penetrating heat as red peppers. Just as soon as you apply Red Pep per Rub you will feel the tingling heat In three minutes it warms the sore spot through and through. Pain and sore ness are gone. Ask any druggist for a Jar of Rowlea Red Pepper Rub. Be sure to get the genuine, with the name Rowlea on each package. v 666 is a prescription for Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dengue or Ferer. It kill* the
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