WELDON NEWS
Mr. Howard Kyser of Thomas -
vih’e spent several days in town
last weke.
Messrs. J. Ii. Harris and Henrj
Harris, Jr , of Enfield.were busi
ness visitors in- town Thursday.
Mrs. W. S. Herbert of More ■
head City is the guest of h i
daughter, Mrs. It. C. Con wall foi
a few days.
Miss Ca lie Grant hsa returned
after spending sometime in Golds
boro.
Mr. C. M. Miller of Enfield was
a visitor in town Thursday.
Mr. Duke Jones of Warre|iiton
was a vis-tor in town Wednesday.
M ss Mabel Barnhill of Bethel
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. C.
E. Willis.
Mr and Mrs. Allan Andleton
and daughter “Kiki” of Enfield
were guests of Mr Andleton’s
mother Thursday evening.
Walt r Aden of Columbia, S. C.
is the guest of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Allen.
Mrs. Grady Edwards of Sea
board was the guest of her pa -
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clark
Sunday.
Messrs Marvin Jordan and Al
gie Dickens were business visi
tors in town Saturdya.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Ellis and
chi'dren spqnt Sunday in War -
renton.
Mr. W. W. Du-Itant spent Sun
day in Enfie’d with his family
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Sunday Services 11:00 A. M.
Wedn sday 8:00 P. M.
Read ng room open every Tues
day and Friday from 10 to 12.
The public is cordially invited to
attend our services and visit our
reading room.
Subject Sunday: “God The Pre
server of Man.”
Womans Club House, Jackson
Street.
We don’t know the exact age of
our race, but it’s old enough
*o know better.
Child Bureau Chief
WASHINGTON . . . Miss
Katherine Lenroot (above), of Wis
consin, daughter of the late U S.
Senator Lenroot (Rep. Wis.) has
been advanced by President Roose
velt to the post of Chief of the
Children s ilureau of the Department
of Labor.
JOINT HOSTESSES
Mis. VV. C. Williams and Mrs.
O. Griffin were joint hostess with
bridge on Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. W. C. Williams.
'Throughout the house evergreens
and holly were used in carrying
out the Christmas idea. Mrs.
I.ouise Patterson was found to
lut’d the highest and was given a
box of bath powder. Those en
joying the hosptiality of Mrs.
Wili ams and Mrs. Griffin were
Misses Ruth Transou, Margaret
'bark K izabeth Bagloy, Lucy
Mayfield, Martha Carson, Hen -
rietta Price, FlorineHolt, Eliza
beth Dover, Margaret Woodbury,
Wilhelmina Branch, Winifred Beck
with, Mesdames Louise Jackson,
Thelma Daughtry, Tom White and
George Hayes.
A 10-year-old collie in Seattle
has adopted a brood of 11 chicks.
In 1933 the same dog mothered
five baby chicks and two ducks.
1 -pM'i^
SANTA
CLAUS
U ctouUe |m
when you choose ELGIN. . .
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Ab»f 17 Jewel strap Elfin $47.50
Below—Smart Elfin wrist watch $27.50
w hen it 8 on with the wrappings and j
ribbons . .. that's the moment you’re
most glad you chose an Elgin. Proud,
too. For it flatters the giver as well
as the receiver. We’ve dozens of new
models to show you now. Handsome
strap watches for men. They pack 24
hours of accurate time telling into
every day. Sparkling, gemlike models
for the modern miss. Come in—see
them all today!
Elgin of new design, 10k natural gold filled
case $25.00
H. G. HODGES
JEWELER
222 Roanoke Avenue
JOINT HOSTESSES
Mrs. O. Griffin and Mrs. W. C.
Wili ams entertained on Thursday
afternoon at the Womans Club
with a bridge party. Holly and
evergreens suggestive of the
Christmas Holidays were u.;ed for
decorations, Refreshments were
served at five o’clock. Those play
ing were: Mesdames Wilbur An
il iton, Ju ian Allsbrook, William
Batton, R. P. Beckwith, Hugh
Camp, Dave Clark, Lawrence Cle
ments, W. S. Dean, J. C. Farmer,
W.ll Taylor, J. W. Harrell, Pen
dleton Grizzard, Frank Hawley,
J. M. Jackson, Eugene, Kimble,
Heath Lee, H. S. Loy, Alfred Mar
tin, William Medlin, Frank Nash
Howard Pruden, C. W. Davis,
Sterling Johnson, P. E. Ran. ome,
David Traynham, J. H. Vries,
Bohnson Weathers, Tom White
Frank V£i liams, Carro’l Wilson,
Frank Wilson, Lyle Wilson, Jack
Young, Fletcher Dickens, W. A.
China and Miss Wilhelmina Branch
of Enfield. The high score prize
was won my Mrs. Howard Pruden
and the second high by Mrs. Da
vid Traynham.
Rev. Frederick Moore of Wek
king, Eng., was ejected from the
Sunday School of his church by
a teacher who objected to his
criticism.
I TOWN
._TALK
The Garden Club will meet on
Monday afternoon at 3:30 at the
home of Mrs. T. R. Manning.
Miss Margaret Clark and Miss
Ruth Transou spent Saturday in
Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Louis Patterson spent sev
eral days in Richmond, Va., this
week.
Miss Wilhe’mina Branch of En
field, N. C. has been a guest in
thp home of Mrs. W. C. Williams
for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hum
ph eys of Washington, I). C.
spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. C. N. Wheel r.
NATURE’S WARNINGS!
Pains and fev: rs are not curs
es, but biasings, science re
veals in an interesting article
in the American Weekly (is
ue of December 23) Get your
copy with the BALTIMORE
SUNDAY AMERICAN on sae
by your favorite newsdealer or
newsboy.
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MRS. HARRELL HOSTESS
Thje Blue Monday Club was en
tertained on Monday afternoon by
Mrs. J. W. Harrell at which time
she also entertained several ta
bles of additional guests. Christ
mas ta l.es were used and holly
and other evergreens were used
for decorations. Mrs. H. S. Loy
was winner of high for club mem
ber and Mrs. W. C. Williams high
guest. Both we,re presented at
tractive gifts. At five o'clock re
freshments were served. Those
enjoying Mrs. Harrell’s hospitality
were: Mesdames Tom White, J.
T. Chase, Wilbur Anderton, C. W,
Davis, Lyle Wil.on, Robert Clea
ton, Jr., J. M. C. Covington, Wil
liam Batten, Cranford Hoy e, O.
Griffin, W. C. Williams, W, A.
China, Jack Young, Fletcher
Dickens, Edward Hales, Tom Whit
field of Weldon, Mrs. McKim of
Weldon, Mrs. George Taylor, Mrs.
George Hayes, Mesdames H. S.
Loy, Heath Lee, Eugene Kimball,
Thelma Daughtry, Miss Wilhel -
m na Branch of Enfie d and Miss
Susan Womble.
When Miss Donna Sherrod, 69,
of Canton, Mo., was married to
Warren Cecil, 74, her mother, Mrs.
F. A. Osborne, 91, took the part
of matron of honor.
16 PRIZES
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Rss&DRUG STORE
V>*’w6ir/*’
Contest
Heres the standing of
the contestants as of
Wednesday, Dec. 12th
at 6:00 P. M.
See The
VALUABLE
PRIZES
We’re giving on dis
play at our store to
day. Vote for Your
Favorite Boy or Girl
to Win
GIRLS I
Ernestine Smith9923
Betsy Smoot ___ 6442
Anne Marie Wood. 6385
Bertha Braswell __5875
Dorothy Medlin _5000
Charlotte Jones _2635
Janes Edwards _2231
Josie Johnson _2195
Josie John, on _2095
Mary Sanders _1485
Patricia Wilson ___1267
Va. Lee Thorne_1063
Bitty Pattercon_101D
Violet Jeffreys _961
Patricia Johnson_,„814
Anne Grizzard _756
Margaret Simms .710
Frances Nash . 667
Carrie Byrd __651
Va. Merrell _643
Neimi Hudson _-640
Catherine Fayed . -628
Betty Hawkins _600
F ances Rightmeyer 595
W. Louise Roberts _545
Marie Harbor _531
Caroline Camp__505
Margaret Blow _480
Irene Millwood___470
Helen Wright_430
Catherine Coppedge 410
Louise King _410
Thelma Phillips .370
Mable Butts _328
Alma Grantham_322
BOYS
Eugene Lehman 6055
Bill Pruden_4057
David Dobbins -._-._3776
Warren Bush_3411
Cha-lie Wolhar_3259
Francis Buck_2551
Eddie Lee Wells_1446
Louis Kennan_1351
John G utchfield_1181
Frank Hawley _1045
Howard Smith _ . 790
Bi.Iy Waters _754
Paul Etheridge _.665
Wilton Harper _661
H. J. Heme, Sr. _651
James Stokes . .619
Harvey Taylor, Sr. 617
Richard Ailsbrook 485
Carl Churchill _469
Graham Warven_450
Hobby K" nderick __412
Paul Lynch _391
George Mahorn_390
George Pappendick 385
Hilly Hudson _375
H. L. Finch, Sr_375
Curtis Hul’ock_350
Willie Jeffrey _330
CJffon Hasty _320
Daniel Jolly_312
LeRoy Whitley _285
Ed Jackson _278
W. M. Clay _275
Gene Rawls _267
llillie Roberson_260
James Kilitbrew_250
Jack Boyd _240
IT is simple to vote in our Boys and Girls Contest. One vote
is given for each one cent purchase at our store. Simply desig
nate the contestant you want to vote for when making a pur
chase, and the vote will be credited to that boy or girl.
OUR store is filled with an attractive assortment of Holiday
Merchandise. Do your Christmas Shopping at —
Rosemary Drug Co.
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