Thursday, August 30, 1934 ETY. Max Anthony Is Ho«t At His Home at Hamptonville Honoring a number of guests, Max Anthony was host at an enjoyable weiner roast at his home in Hamp tonville Saturday evening. Out-of-town guests were: Misses Hazel and Ruth Osborne, of Elkin, Mrs. Bessie Renegar and daughter, Miss Alma Renegar, Perry Somers and Henry Renegar, all of Winston- Salem. Miss Lillard Compliments Guests Complimenting her guests. Miss Marion Kelly Townsend, of Red Springs and Miss Johnny Kelly, of Raleigh, Miss Sarah Kelly Lillard entertained at a delightful informal dance at her home on Gwyn Avenue Monday evening. The guest list in cluded about forty members of the high school and college set. Bonander-Paul Engagement Announced Interesting to friends is the fol lowing announcement which ap peared in the Wilmington Sunday paper: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Augustus Powers, of Brookwood, Wilmington, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Irma Louise Bonan der, and James Kincheloe Paul, son of Mrs. Etta Ring Paul and the late William Edmond Paul, of Elkin. The wedding will take place in the early autumn. Mrs. Jones Holcomb Is Club Hostess Friday Evening * Mrs. Jones Holcomb was hostess to the members of her book club at her home on Bridge street Friday evening, with only club members in attendance. Three tables were placed for hearts. In the final count of scores Mrs. L. I. Wade received the high score award and the consola tion prize fell to Mrs. J. A. Carpen ter. At the conclusion of the play an appetizing collation in two courses was served. Mr. and Mrs. Roth Eentertain at Bridge-Dinner Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roth were hosts at a most delightful bridge dinner at their home on Terrace Avenue Thursday evening, with cov ers placed for forty guests. The low er floor of the spacious home was thrown ensuite for the reception of the guests. Following the elaborate dinner bridge was enjoyed. Mrs. Hardin Graham and Ruohs Pyron won the high score awards and the consolation prizes fell to Mrs. Harold Messenger and J. R. Poindexter. Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Messenger, of Hartford, fconn.; Miss Olivia Abemethy, of Hickory; Mrs. C. A. Crews, of Hend erson, and Mrs. Mozelle Reardon, of Bluefield, West Virginia. Mrs. Boyles Complimented by Mrs Price and Miss Church Complimenting Mrs. Max Boyles. who prior to her recent marriage was Miss Kathleen Bailey, Mrs. Paul Price and Miss Ola Church enter tained at a delightful bridge party at the home of Miss ChurCh on Gwyn Avenue Friday afternoon. Mrs. John Evans was awarded an attractive gift at the conclusion of the play for making the highest score during the progressions, and Mrs. Boyles was given a set of break fast china, as guest of honor. When the cards were removed a prettily appointed collation in two courses was served the following Spainhour's Special Purchase Hand Emdroidery Linens This fortunate purchase of hand embroid ery bought especially for this sale. Each item represents an outstanding value! SI.OO Each 2 For SLOO 36-inch Maderia Squares 9x14 Ovals and Squares 17x35 Maderia Scarfs 11x17 Ovals and Squares 22x36 Maderia Pillow Cases 8-inch Centers 36x36 Grass Linen Squares ~ T! " ~ „ . T~ ,_ _. _ , Napkins to match Maderia 15.24 Tow.l. and grass |inen ares _ 10x14 Ovals and Squares „ 12x18 Ovals and Squares " rOUT rOF 14x14 Maderia Toast Covers d* 1 AA Set of 6 Maderia Napkins «P 1 »VV ' MANY OTHER ITEMS NOT LISTED Sydnor-Spainhour Co. Elkin, N. C. guests: Mrs. Boyles, Mrs. Robert James, Mrs. John Evans, Miss Janie Hall, Mrs. Anna Harris Shugart, Miss Catherine Hall, Miss Edith Neaves, Mrs. Ruth Byrd Crater, Miss Mary Maguire, Miss Martha Maguire, Miss Mae Anderson, Mrs. Edward Church and Misses Pauline and Eli zabeth Church, of Roaring River. , Miss Grier is Luncheon Hostess Tuesday One of the most delightful social events of the week was the luncheon given by Miss Frances Grier at her home on Bridge street Tuesday. At the beautifully appointed tables cov ers were placed for fourteen guests. Gorgeous late summer flowers were used to enhance the beauty of the appointments. Following the luncheon two tables were placed for bridge and one for hearts. In the bridge competition Miss Ola Church won the high score award and Miss Thorburn Lillard won the prize in the heart games. Mrs. Paul Price and Mrs. Harry Barker, Jr., recent brides, and Miss Marion Townsend of Red Springs, who is the guest of Miss Thorburn Lillard, were each given lovely re membrances. The guest list included Mrs. Paul Price, Mrs. Harry Barker, Jr., Miss Ola Church, Miss Thorburn Lillard, Miss Olivia Abemethy, Miss Eliza beth Evans, Miss Flora Royall, Miss Edith Neaves, Miss Frances Chatham, Miss Josephine Paul, Mrs. Clyde Eller, Mrs. H. T. Hambright and Miss Marion Townsend, of Red Springs. Mrs. Whitaker Entertains Garden Club at Luncheon Thursday Mrs. W. W. Whitaker was a charming hostess on Thursday when she entertained the members of the Yadkin Valley Club and several ad ditional guests at a delightful luncheon at her home on Church street. SmaJ' .tables were arranged for the luncheon guests, with covers laid for sixteen. Vases of summer flowers were used as centerpieces for the tables and elsewhere in the liv ing room and library. Following the luncheon Mrs. H. P. Graham presented an interesting progrpm on "Trees". She was as sisted by Mrs. Mason Lillard and Mrs. H. C. Salmons. The conclud ing feature was a vocal solo, "Trees", by Mrs. E. G. Click, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. J. 11. Beeson. Club members enjoying Mrs. Whitaker's hospitality were Mes dames J. H. Beeson, E. G. Click, H. P. Graham, Mason Lillard, E. F. Mc- Neer, George Royall and H. C. Sal mons. Additional guests were: Mes dames E. C. Grier, M. A. Biggs, Errol Hayes, M. A. Royall, H. T. Ham bright, Mrs. J H. Townsend of Red Springs, who is the guest of her sis ter, Mrs. Mason Lillard, Mrs. C. A. Crews of Henderson, who is the guest of her mother, Mrs. W. E. Paul, and Mrs. R. A. Frye of Pilot Mountain, who is a sister of the hostess. Pegram Reunion The annual Pegram family reun ion will be held Sunday September 2, 1934, at Gideon Grove church, two miles north of the village of Stokesdale. The program will begin at 10:30 a. m. Relatives of the family are invited to bring their friends and a well-filled basket. Splendid speakers and special music will feature the all-day program. THE ELKIN TRIBUNE. ELKIN. NORTH CAROLINA TO HOLD COUNTY FIED DAY SEPT. 1 Yadkin Event In Honor of Champion Guern sey Cow The Yadkin Guernsey Field Day will be held September 1 on the farm of M.. F. Shore in honor of the new state champion Guernsey cow, Hart- J zell's Gertrude's Verarose, number 230986, which produced 943.6 pounds i butter fat and 16078.5 pounds milk over a period of a year. John Arey, of State College will deliver an address at 11 a. m. on "Present Day Dairy Farming"; at 11:40 Mr. Jeter, agricultural exten sion editor, will talk on "Dairy Farming Under the AAA Program"; At 12:10 W. W. Fitzpatrick, milk marketing specialist for the Guern sey Cattle club will address the farmers on milk marketing; at 2 p. m. Professor Ruffner, of State Col lege, will lecture on selecting an ideal milk cow, after which he will point out the major factors to be consid ered in making such a selection. All four gentlemen are very able speakers and are expected to make the occasion one of much interest. Farmers are urged to make arrange ments to be present-for the meeting. The Shore herd of Guernseys will be well worth seeing. During the last few years his cows have taken many first prizes in the show ring for their fancy qualities as well as for their high production records. Cockerham Reunion Sunday, August 26, the home of Martin Cockerham was the scene of the Cockerham family reunion, held in honor of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Cockerham, and Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Cockerham, of lowa, who are visit ing relatives here. At noon a delicious and bountiful dinner was served buffet style and the afternoon was spent informally renewing old acquaintances. Built Up Strength ** By Taking Carclui Here's her own account of how Mrs. T. W. Hardin, of Greer, S. C„ was benefited by taking Cardui: "I suffered a great deal from weak ness In my back and pains In my side and felt so miserable," she writes. "I read of Cardui and de cided to try it. I felt better after I took my first bottle, so kept on taking It as I felt such a need of strength, and it helped me BO mueh." Thouiand* of women testify Cardui benefited them. If It does sot benefit YOU, consult a physician. awwa F**L FINE HTTH| REPAIRING r Two Expert I Repairmen In Charge C. W. STEELE Jeweler B. Main St. Elkin. N. C. Spainhour's OFFERS TWO MARVELOUS GROUPS! Silks A really wonderful assortment of both plain and printed materials at a fraction of their real value. All are brand new. Come early and see for yourself! GROUP 1 GROUP 2 3to 5 Yard Pieces 3»/ 2 to SIA5 l A Yard -Silk, Pieces —Acetates —Sport Weaves —Rough Crepes —Flat Crepes —Sand Crepes —Canton Crepe —Flat Crepes —Mossy Crepes —Sheers —Crepeback Satin Each Piece— Each Piece— sl.9B $2.98 SOLD ONLY BY THE PIECE REGARD LESS OF LENGTH ' * • ' '' / Sydnor-Spainhour Co. Elkin, N.C. Mine Ridge News The Mine Ridge Baptist church held its regular communion service Sunday. Rev. Ford Walker, the pas tor, was assisted by Rev. Hardin Brown, of Austin. The services were attended by a large crowd of people and dinner was served on the grounds at the noon hour. Mr. and Mrs. Don Cheek, of' Du rham, were week-end visitors here. The Mine Ridge school is sche duled to open September 5. Patrons are urged to send their children on the opening day. Of interest to friends in this com munity is the marriage of Miss Al ma Lowe of Mine Ridge to Paul E. Norman, of Thurmond. They were quietly married Saturday afternoon and after a brief honeymoon they will be at home at Thurmond. PLEASANT HILL SCHOOL OPENS School bells yesterday sounded the death knell of.vacation days and NEW STOMACH TREATMENT GETS QUICK RESULTS It takes only about 3 minutes for Blsma-Rex, the new, delicious-tast ing antacid powder, to bring you relief from stomach agonies. Afid its relief is lasting, too! Thousands are finding a new freedom from the Blavery of indigestion and other stomach troubles. Abernethy's Pharmacy, your Rexall Drug Store, has Blsma-Rex. Get a jar from them today! You .can never tell. That is why you should have Insurance protection. * Paul Gwyn INSURANCE ALL LINES Security Service Phone 958 Elkin, N. C. called back the students to Pleasant Hill school. The following teachers have been elected for the 1934-1935 term: Mrs. Hugh Royal], principal; Mrs. Con- HUGH A. ROYALL FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Your Business Solicited, Appreciated and Protected OFFICE: HARRIS-BURGISS ELECTRIC CO. NOTICE Pay your electric light bill before the 10th of each month. 5 percent will be added after the 10th. SOUTHERN PUBLIC UTILITIES CO. Hoars: Open 8:80 A. M., Close 0:00 P. M. • PHONE 210 0 ° ° ° When you drive in to this station and have your tank filled with Texaco Fire-Chief Gasoline, you get a fuel that wag developed for use by the U. S. Government in emergency vehicles—yet you pay no extra cost for it. It's the very same type of gasoline that flashes giant fire-engines from dead starts to top speeds in a matter of seconds. TEXACO FIRE-CHIEF GASOLINE is alive with quick starts and packed with fire-engine power and speed. You are cordially invited to stop here for the complete servic ing of your car. In addition to getting the best in motor fuel and lubricants you are assured of courteous, expert service. Whatever the needs of your car—we're ready to serve youl TEXACO FiR^Iiff^SOLINE CAROLINA SERVICE STATION FIRESTONE TIRES Washing Greasing Polishing Q«£{^{2)o«7 MLL VMLINS Jjjt. that go places 1 1 Jg \ have sprung from the K, i# X knitting needles . . . 5 TCi woolens thai smack of _ the highlands, in plaids nS# to gladden a Scottish heart... closely woven, nSSS* smooth surface woolens ... in frocks that insist iMVTSmh on 9°' n 9 everywhere. 4 Of course, they're V*'" Nelly Dons, typically ■XL high in quality, low in rad Holcomb, 4th grade; Miss Sallle Woodruff, 2nd and 3rd grades, and Miss Mary Gladys Carter, Ist grade. I Read Tribune Advertisements!

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