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45 Attend
Woman Club
Nov. Meet
The November meeting of the
Woman’s Club was held Monday
afternoon with Mrs. R. P. Beck
with, president of the club presid
ing. Reports were given by the
leaders of the Welfare, Literature,
and Fine Arts and Garden De
partments of the activities of their
departments during this year,
These reports were most interest
ing and showed that lots was be
ing accomplished by the capable
leaders and their co-workers.
The program for the afternoon
was under the direction of the
Fine Arts department, with Mrs.
J. N. Bynum in charge; she gave
a most interesting lecture assisted
by Mrs. R. P. Beckwith, who pre
sented slides to illustrate the out
standing points of Mrs. Bynum’s
lecture. Very interesting pictures
of Whistler and Sargent were
shown. A most delightful paper
was given by Mrs. Emmett Matt
hews on “Art in Everyday Life."
About , forty-five were present
and light refreshments were ser
ved. j
Miss Carlon Hostess
Monday evening Miss Lucille
Carlon delightfully entertained
the members of the Monday Night
Birdge Club and several addition
al guests. Rosemary Lodge where
the party was held was lovely
with fall flowers used as decora
tions, the six tables for players
were, placed in the living room and
sun parlor, and at ten fifteen the
scores were added and Mrs.'How
ard Fruden was awarded the high
club prize and Mrs. Mathew Broun
the high guest prize. A salad
course was served. The guests in
cluded Mesdames J. D. Cassada, J.
M. C. Covington, Frank Hawley,
Scott Benton, J. R. Allsbrook, R.
P. Beckwith, Ned Manning, Rives
Manning, Cranford Hoyle, Alfred
Martin, T. L. Martin, Henry Wat
terson, H. S. Loy, Carroll Wilson,
Upshur Higgenbotham, Matthew
Broun, Bahnson Weathers, W. H.
Pruden, Misses Elizabeth Clark,
Elizabeth Bagley, Winifred Beck
with, Julia Farriar, Martha
Whitehurst and E. A. Tellegar.
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Joint Hostesses
On Thursday of last week Miss
Evelyn Johnson and Miss Ruth
Glover, jointly entertained their
respective bridge clubs at the
home of Mrs. C. T. Johnson, and
they also honored Mrs. H. E.
Cameron, a bride of the summer.
Hallowe'en decorations were ef
fectively used, autmn flowers al
so carrying out the hallowe'en col
ors. At ten thirty the scores were
added and Miss Omara Daniel
was presented the high score
prize, Miss Katherine Reid, sec
ond high, Miss Hilda Hines the
floating prize and Mrs. H. E.
Cameron the honored guest was
also remembered with a gift. An
attractive salad course was served
the following guests made up the
tables Mesdames George Pappen
dick, H. E. Cameron, R. B. Pur
dy, Colon Womble, C. L. Jonhson,
Beaman Helms, C. T. Johnson,
Misses Omara Daniel, Katherine
Reid, Thelma Garris, Virginia
Mosely, Margaret Dunning, Ber
nice Hitchens, Viola Glover,
Clyde Fulgham, Hilda Hines, Eliz
abeth Wilson, Willie Harris, Eve
lyn Tillman.
KEETER—HAWKINS
Miss Myrtis Keeter and Mr. T. B.
Hawkins were united in marriage
in Emporia, Va„ Saturday, Oct. 30.
Miss Willie Harris and Miss
Mar+ha Speight spent the weekend
in Emporia Virginia with friends.
Miss Martha Craddock attended
the funeral of a friend in Peters
burg, Va. Wednesday.
GLEE CLUBS
OPERETTA
NOV. 17TH
The music of Stephen Collins Fos
ter will be the background for an
operetta, “An Old Kentucky Gar
den,” to be given by the Glee Clubs
of Roanoke Rapids High School on
November 17th at 8:15 o’clock in
the High School auditorium.
The songs of this beloved com
poser will be reviewed in their orig
inal settings: The Old Southern
Plantation and the Colored Planta
tion Singers. Such loved songs as
..eanie With the Light Brown
Hair”, “Beautiful Dreamer”, “Come
Where My Love Lies Dreaming”,
“Old Kentucky Home”, "Camptown
Races”, “Oh! Susanna”, and “Nel
lie Was A Lady”, will be sung.
Birthday Party
Billie Crane Griffin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. O. Griffin, entertained
with a party in honor of his
fourth birthday Saturday after
noon at his home on Jackson
street.
After many games were enjoyed
refreshments were served and hal
lowe'en favors were presented tc
each guest.
Guests included Betsey Alien
"Punkin" Allsbrook, David Clark,
Bobby George, Mary Ann Thomp
son, Greta Churchill, Bobby Pope,
Jesse Harrell, Swain Loy, Geo.
Pappendick, “Tootsie" Sherry,
Mary Lou and Martha Ann
Starke, Millie Brown, Ben Thatch
Parker, Ann Grizzard and Jackie
Jackson.
Birthday Party
Betty Jean Pullen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pullen, cele
brated her fourth birthday Friday
October 29th with a party at her
home on Hamilton street.
The guests arrived at three
o’clock and played games until
five then they were invited to the
dinning room where refreshments
were served by Mrs. Pullen,
assisted by Mrs. Sam Bunn and
Mrs. B. E. Lancaster. The dining
room table was centered with a
beautiful cake and each guest
was presented with Hallowe’en
favor.
Those enjoying Betty Jean’s
hospitality were Dorothy Wil
liams, Wilton Harper, Myra Har
per, Shirley Odell, A1 Gilliam, Ed
die Wells, Ann Bunn, Maxy Lan
caster and Carolyn Alligood.
Miss McNeil Hostess
Miss Ann McNeil entertained with
a party Friday night, Oct. 29th, in
honor of Miss Vivian Kirkland of
Seaboard. After several games were
played and dancing enjoyed, punch,
cake, mints, peanuts were served
to the following guests: Misses Wil
ma Lee Hutchinson, Mary Louise
Fitts, Gladys Elmore, Lucille King,
“Teeny” King, Sarah McNeil, Lou
ise Hudson, Darrel Davis, Margy
Hudson, Vivian Kirkland, Marjorie
Hazelwood, Angela Hardy, and
Messrs. Doyle Jernigan, Doyle Dav
enport, Ovid Harris, Lewis Hasty,
Robert Lee Teele, Raymond Harri
son, Wallace Pendleton, “Hickee"
Hux, William Merritt.
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Birthday Party
Miss Wilma Lee Hutchinson cel
ebrated her 14th birthday with a
party at her home on Madison St.
Thursday night, Oct. 28th. Several
games were played after which
punch, cakes and candy were serv
ed to the following guests: Misses
Ann McNeil, Merle Cole, Margaret
Burton, Frances Ricks, Carrie
Byrd, Louise Hudson, Margy Hud
son, Gladys Elmore, Mary Louise
Fitts, Messrs. Eugene Glover, Rob
ert Lee Teele, David Haislip, Ovid
Harris, Doyle Jernigan.
Miss Hutchinson was the recipi
ent of many lovely gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Taylor spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Cannon at La Crosse, Va.
Mrs. Lucy Draper is spending
this week at Lasker.
Mrs. P. E. Garner of Greenville
spent Sunday with Mesdames G. E.
Buckner and J. B. Edmonds.
Howard Taylor and daughter,
Ruby, spent Sunday with Mrs. Ma
ry E. Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker of
Palmele spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hudson.
Mrs. W. L. Norvall and W. C.
Allsbrook spent Tuesday in Rich
mond, Va.
Cleophus Bfay spent Monday In
Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Farris and
daughter, Margaret, of Henderson
spent Sunday with Mesdames G. E.
Buckner and J. B. Edmonds.
Edward Garner of Garysburg i
a patient at the Roanoke Rapids
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Beaman Floyd spent
Sunday in Littleton.
Mesdames J. R. Gordon, R. L.
Pulley of La Crosse, Va. spent Sun
lay with Mesdames J. B. Edmonds,
G. E. Buckner.
M. Scott Benton spent a few days
in Raleigh last week.
Misses Elsie and Virginia Pair,
Mrs. J. H. Pair spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Clark near
Lawrenceville, Va.
Miss Grace Hudson of Atlantic
Christian College spent the week
3nd with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. A. Hudson.
Mrs. Clifton Grant and Car! Ray
visited Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Edwavds
in Jackson Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Johnson and
laughter, Josie, Mr. and Mrs. Rod
Wood and daughter, Anne, spent
Sunday in Enfield with friends !
M. E. Bennett, who was oper
ated on for appendicitis Sunday
night at Roanoke Rapids Hospi
tal is improving.
Mrs. Grover Taylor, Mrs. Hazel
Rook and James Morris Rook
spent Sunday at Norlina with
Mrs. A. H. King.
Mr. and Mrs. Frances Neal of
Hig»i Poir,f Frank Neal of Wake
Forest, Webb Neal of Lynchburg,
Va., Mr. and Mrs. Julian S. Neal
of Evanston, 111., spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Neal.
Irvin Cobb visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cobb last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Pearce
announce the birth of a daughter
on November 1. Mrs. Pearce be
fore her marriage, was Miss Lu
cile Read of Halifax.
Pints 85°
Quarts $1.60
CLOSING-OUT SALE
of STOVES and HOME FURNISHINGS
We are discontinuing this line at our store in South Rosemary and
are in position to offer you REAL VALUES (at cost and below) on all
items remaining in stock. See these great values and SAVE!
1 Brand New
STUDIO COUCH
Would sell for
$35. Our price
1 Brand New
Tip-Top Range
for Wood or Goal. CA
A Bargain for — mm M'
3 New Tip-Top
COOK STOVES
$12. to $18.
SUPER DeLUXE OIL RANGE ESTES $49.50
HOT-BLAST COAL HEATERS $11.
1 Large STORE HEATER
Wholesale; will ItmS'X- $12. |
6 Tin Wood Heaters $1.451-lot Rubber Roofing M 95c
OIL COOKING STOVE $19.50
Small Desk (Used) $4.50
3 Round-Top Tables with
Chairs (used) to qo-$17.50
ELECTRIC PUMP
Dayton, Jr., Complete A 50
with Motor, Only — *47
2 COCA-COLA BOXES
PRACTICALLY NEW; IN A-l SHAPE
Large $12.50 Small $10.
NEW STOVE PIPE
300 Joints of 6-Inch g /w
Stove Pipe to go for — I mm/2r*
See L. A. DANIEL
at L. &. M. Store, or Dial R- 412-1 for Appointment
"ON THE CORNER"SOUTH ROSEMARY