TWIN CITY
HAPPENINGS
Miss Bertha Harris attended the
Delta Sigma Pi house party and the
Senior dance at the University of
North Carolina last week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Pealy Garner and
Miss Blanche Powell of Garysburg.
spent Sunday here visiting Mr. and
Mrs. G. E. Buckner.
L. C. Crawley of Broadinax, Va.
spent Sunday in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lee of Norfolk
5:pert Saturday here with Mr. and
Mis. G. E. Buckner.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Chambliss and
and Mrs. R. Teele spent Saturday af
ternoon shopping in Weldon.
Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Johnson of
Greenville spent Thursday here with
Mrs. Johnson’s parents. Mr. and Mrs.
J B. Edmonds.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Holyrod and
son, Herbert, Jr., of Camden, X. J.,
spent Sunday here visiting Mr. and
Mrs. R. 0. Bray.
Mrs. Mary Smith returned to her
home in Lasker Sunday after spend
ing a week here with Mr. and Mrs.
R. P. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ferris of Hen
derson spent Sunday here visiting
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Buckner.
Mrs. H. E. Dobbins and little son,
David are patients in Roanoke Rapids
hospital.
Rev. J. E. Kirk spent last Thurs
day in Wiliamston.
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DIAL R-363 ROSEMARY
Joe Brown and R. V. Allsbrook and
children. Milton and Virginia Mason,
spent the week-end with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pridgen and
children spent Sunday in Whitakers
with Mr. Dempsey Dixon.
Miss Fanny Harris spent the week
end with her mother who is ill at Em
poria.
Misses Helen Powell and Carrie
Fierce and Clyde Fulghum, Walter
Kee and Robert Bendall spent Sun
Jay in Emporia.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hancock of
Durham, and Mrs. Carlyle Satter
vaite and children of Norfolk, spent
ast week-end with Mrs. I. T. Han
rock.
tfrs. W. P. Taylor entertained the
<\ ednesday afternoon bridge club at
ter home on Hamilton Street. Bas
Kets oi yenow roses ana puipie ins
gave a charming color note to the
living room. The hostess served a
salad course with iced tea and can
dies. Those present were: Mesdames
W. L. Long, J. W. Ross, J. H. Vries,
C. E. Matthews, T. O. Wilson, A. L.
Clark, W. H. Babcock, W. A. China.
Mrs. T. R. Mannnig was hostess to
the Garden Department of the Wo
mans Club last week. The chairman
of programs, Mrs. C. A. Wyche, had
the meeting in charge. She gave a
paper on “Growing Dilphinium.” A
very helpful paper on “Gladiolas,”
was read by Mrs. Bahnson Weathers.
An open discussion by each member
present on Iris and Roses was very
interesting. After enjoying refresh
ments served by the hostess, a visit
over Mrs. Manning’s flower garden
was enjoyed. Those present were:
Mesdames Bahnson Weathers, T. M.
Jenkins. II. K. Barrow, Frank Joy
icr, Clarence Wyche. George Hayes
md Mrs. Underwood.
IN MEMORIAM
In memory of our husband, and
father, W. H. Allsbrook. who died
April 28, 1928.
>ome day we say and turn our eyes
lo the fair hills of paradise
Some day, some time, a sweet new 1
rest
Shall blossom flower-like in each
breast.
Some day, some time, our eyes shall
see
The faces kept in memory,
Seme day our hand shall clasp their
hand
Just over in the morning land.
Mrs. W. H. Allsbrook and children
FREE!
First 75 customers entering Traynham and Grimmer
Store, Saturday, May 2nd, will receive 1 Loaf of 9c Bread
F-R-E-E !
COMO COFFEE OQ
Package ZOO
MEAL 1 Q
Per Gallon J. *JC
BOSCUL TEA 99«
1- 4 Pound ZOO
CORN BEEF HASH 11
Per Can 1 1C
FRUITS FOR SALAD OQ
Large Size Jt/C
STAYLES SYRUP IQ.
Can 1ZC
PURE PRESERVES A O
2- lb Jar 400
SWEET PICKLE Ol
CHIPS Z1C
PREMIER OLIVE MEAT
For Sandwiches ZAC
GRAPE JUICE 09
Pint ZOC
PILLSBURY CAKE FLOUR
Package 3 X C
LARGE BOX OF OATMEAL OQ
With China Ct&C
5c MATCHES o
Per Box 3C
KILL-KO A fv
75c Bottle
LOOSE GROUND COFFEE ■% nl/„
Pound X^/2C
HART BRAND PEAS 1 O
No. 1 Can X
HEINZ TOMATO CATSUP no
Large Bottle &3C
SALMON -I a
Per Can XUC
HART BRAND o -|
BLACKBERRIES 3 X C
PREMIER 1 a
CANNED PEARS ISfC
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R-362 Roawnary, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Spencer of
Lawrenceville ,Va., spent Sunday
with their duaghter, Mrs. Lynn Shell.
Mrs. Sam Young was the guest of
friends in Rocky Mount during the
week-end.
Miss Eliza Woodruff of Garysburg,
spent the week-end here visiting
Miss Nita Turner.
Howell-Davis June
Wedding Announced
Saturday evening at Coltrane Hall
Miss Maud Hunter and Miss Thelma
Toler, entertained at seven tables of
bridge honoring Miss Emma Davis,
whose engagement and approaching
marriage to Mr. Milton E. Howell,
of Raliegh, N. C., they announced
at this time.
Immediately after the arrival of
the guests, little Jane Lipscomb, dau
ghter fo Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Lips
comb, Jr., entered the living room
with a small white umbrella, to which
were attached miniature umbrellas.
Each guest was presented one and
when opened this information was
found, Emma-Milton, June. In the
umbrella presented to Miss Davis
was concealed a diamond ring. April
being the month for showers a color
•cheme of green and white both in
decorations and refreshments car
ded out the idea.
The high score prize for the even
ng was won by Miss Hart Sheridan,
i bottle of April Shower perfume,
which she presented to Miss Davis.
An attractive placque was given
Miss Davis also.
A sweet course was served at ten
hirty.
Those playing bridge were: Miss
?s Emma Davis, Carry Faulconer,
Martha Craddock. Hart Sheridan, Sa
a Cannon. Mary and Aileen Can
ion. Mary Sue Hughes, Ruth Dean,
'irginia Smith, Sara Gurley, Eliza
•eth Tnit, Briginia Blount, Ada Ed
wards. Margie Caldwell. Ruth Chap
nan. Omara Daniel. Vernie Eddins,
Martha Spivey and Miss Rook, Mes
iames R. I*t Beckwith, Clarence
Jrimmer, W. S. Dean. Steve Lips
omb, C. W. Davis, George Hayes,
md Mrs. Younger of Roxboro, N. C.
“accepted”
The acceptance of this new dress shop
by smart, Twin City women shoppers
has been little short of miraculous!
Now going on our third week, we al
ready have hundreds of new women
customers that are among the
smartest dressers in this vicinity.
Come in and inspect our store—and
you will see why!
Come See The
N-E-W STORE!
ROSEMARY
Dress Shop
Next Door: Rosemary Furn. Co.
HALIFAX
HAPPENINGS
Mrs. J. E. Powell and children, Nell
Nelson. Marjorie, and Jess, Jr. of Ed
enton, were the visitors of Mrs. H. B.
Fergurson this week-end.
Mrs. George Goodwin of Raleigh
visited Mrs. E. L. Travis. Jr. Thurs
day.
Mrs. E. L. Travis and Edward III,
returned Sunday from a visit to Ra
leigh and Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Stedman were
the visitors with relatives in Wil
mington for several days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fenner, Jr., and
Mrs. John Fenner spent Sunday in
Rocky Mount.
Misses Ida Shaw Applewhite, Annie
Speight Shaw and Helen Marshall,
and George Austin Hux attended the
Junior Senior banquet in Weldon on
Friday night.
Miss Dot Campbell spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D .M. Campbell, and had as her guest
Miss Christine Burke, of Richmond.
Mesdames Perry Millikin and
Bruce Boykin were joint hostesses at
the home of Mrs. Millikin to the
Womans Club at their regular meet
ing Tuesday afternoon. The members
and guests enjoyed and were benefit
ed by the program given by Mrs.
Hazel E. Wheeler, the leader of the
Dome Demonstration Clubs, and Mrs.
W. D. Dickens.
Miss Edna Campbell and James
Harris motored to Richmond Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Warren and
Miss Julia Bronson Warren of Rocky
Mount were visitors in town Sunday.
Miss Edna Campbell entertained
at a bridge shower in honor of Mrs.
Whitley Draper of Weldon, formerly
Miss Louise Millikin of Halifax, Sat
urday afternoon. The rooms were
thrown en suite and decorated with
wisteria, spirea and other spring
flowers. A color scheme of lavender
and white was carried out in decora
tions and refreshments. After sev
eral progressions, Miss Florence
Woodard was awarded the high score
prize, a box of bath powder, ti
guest of honor, Mrs. Draper, »,!
showered with numerous gifts
her many friends. Those euj,yp”
Miss Campbell’s hospitality wnJ
Mrs. Whitley Draper of' 'A’eHen
Misses Nellie Wright Vincent Maty
Wyche, Mrs. Charles Vincent cl wj
den, Misses Marie Millikin, p’loren-c
Woodard, Helen Barker, Undine Hux
Laura and Myrtle Read, Dot Camp,
bell, Miss Christine Burke of kid.
mond, Mesdames Norfleet Clark and
Elizabeth Stedman Boyd.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Fowler, Missej
1 ula McDonald, Sally King and An
nie McDonald spent Sunday in Rcw.
som, Va.
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believe will be quite to your liking at
“YOUR CAFE.”
Excellent Food
The same excellent standard of food and service
that has made our place so well-known to Twin
t'ity Restaurant eaters.
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CLEOPHUS BRAY, Prop.
Opposite Herald Office
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hriday - Saturday Specials
PEACHES 49c
CORN_^ , 10c
SNAP BEANS 3NoFo2rCan 25c
PINEAPPLE ™?~~~2Tc
FAT BACK MEAT_9c
POTATOES Sn;rlsh 41/2c
ARMOURS MILKS^orPrice 25c.
FLOUR_"rind,"" 68c
_23c LB
GEM NUT
H OLEOMARGARINE
7 19c
SUGAR PER LB 5c
□Octagon Powder
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_3 FOR 10c
BANANAS 5 LBS ~2!fc
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We will give the Radio away Monday Night at S:00 P. M. Be here—
nioroi iUTpe ™£ou„-want a few more ehances, we still have
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Dial R-469-1 Roanoke Rapids, N. C. i