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GREENSBORO DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1921 Woman's Realm Telephone 1001 Weddings, Club Meetings Card Parties, Personals nrliKktful Bridie rr7. Mrs. Fred Oilelt and Mm. W. B Thompson, the laltcr of Ooldsboro, en tertalned a few friends at a pretty bridge party yesterdny afternoon at th home of the former on Park drive, In honor of Mis Mary C. Wilson, bride-elect, and Mrs. Ralph Rabin, of Washington, D. C, tho guest of Mra. HOW TO HAVE A SOFT, SMOOTH, EXQUISITE SKIN For reil, coatran, oily or shiny aklns and rotiKh, spotted, wrlnkltd complex ions, uho Dr. HI air' s Cream of Cucum ber. Voa not grow hair, prevent blackheads, excellent for sunburn tan and removes all wrinkles In time. Used In pi are of powder. One application lants all day. Whits, flesh and brunst colors at drug and department stores. 50c and II 00 Jars, Adv.) tu-tfc Alkali in Shampoo , Bad For Washing Hair O. S. Ferguson. A profusion of chry santhemums adorned the rooma In which tha gueata apent a dell-rhtful aft ernoon over the cards. Mies Lucy Myers won the high score prise, a deck of cards and an attractive card table number, while Mlsa Wilson was pre sented with a handsome cut (lass dish and a pair of silk hose. To Mrs. Sabln a pretty flower bowl was given and Mra. Mike Justice, of Norfolk, received a similar prise. During- the afternoon sandwiches, coffee, Ice cream, cakes and mints were served. The guests were Missel Wilson, Lillian Brandt, Marlon Crane of Bdenton, Oray Brad shaw, Lucy Myera, Eva Btalnback, Kathleen Price, Margaret Oold and Mesdamea William Byrd, W. B. Thomp son, Mike Justice and Ralph Habln. Kernodle-Ntrntford Announcement. Many friends In Greensboro will be Interested In the announcement of the engagement and approaching marriage of Mlsa Lorena Kernodle, of Graham. to John 0. Stratford. Miss Kernodle la the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kernodle and la widely con nected, She la a graduate of th North Carolina College for Women and has many friends throughout the atate. Mr. Stratford Is a native of Greens boro hut made New York his home for several years and two years ago orated In Burlington, where he Is as sociated with the U, B. May hoslory mills. Tho wedding will take place in the late winter. Miss Ntnlnback Hostess. Mlsa Kva Btalnback will entertain at bridge this afternoon at her home on Smith atreet In honor of her attractive house guests, Misses Florence Allen and Katharine Ward, of Weldon, and Miss Nellie Bain and Mlsa Mary !. Wilson, who will be married this month. . To -l'lntertatn Faculties. Invitations have been Issued by the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant to the faculties of the North Carolina College for Women and the Ureons- boro college for Thursday night, No vember 17. This la to be a repetition uf the similar gatherings - of last spring, ' MIm Armstrong la Hostess. Mlsa Kllsabeth .Armstrong delight fully entertained the- Wllson-Klstlor bridal party at a dinner party last eve ning at her home on West Market Most-snaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali, which la very Injurious, as it dries the scalp and inakoa the hair brittle. Th best thing to us Is Mulslfted Co. coanut oil shampoo, for this Is pure and entirely greasoless, Jt's very cheap and. beats anything else all to pieces. You can got Mulsified at any drug atore, and a few ounces will laat the whole family for months. Hlmply moisten the hair with water and rub it In, about a teasunonful la all- that, is required. It mattes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, cleanses thoroughly, and rlnsea out easily. The hair. dries quickly and even ly,, and la soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy and easy to handle. Be sides, It loosens and takes nut every particle of dust, dirt and dandruff. Be sure your druggist gives you Mulsifled. "A tube in the home is worth two in - the store" Cleans, polishes and protects the teeth frrftctly. r" 1 Lrp Sitt 25c IMimSkiKk street. The centerpiece of the prettily appointed table was a basket of red roses. The guests were guided to their places by attractive bride place cards. Covers were laid for II and a,dellolous si course dinner was served To Hnn Visiters. Mrs. 8. L. Gilmer and Mlsa Lake Brown will entertain at bridge on Fri day morning at 10:10 o'clock and on Friday afternoon at :J o'clock, hav ing as their honor guests Mrs. R. M. Albright, of Raleigh, and Mrs. Ralph Habln, of Washington, D. C. District Nana Meeting. Th District Nurse and Relief oom mltte will mt on Wednesday morn ing at 10:30 o'clock at th Y. W. C. A. hut. All members are urged to be present. Mrs. Fergasoa T Rntertaln. Mrs, O. S. Ferguson will entertain at bridge this morning at her home on Park drive In honor of Mr. W. B. Thompson, of Ooldsboro,' and Miss Mary C. Wilson, bride-elect. Mrs. Walters Te Entertnln. Mrs. D. A. Walters will entertain th Wllaon-Klstlar bridal party this eve ning at her home on Fisher Park cir cle following the rehearsal at. the home of the bride on North Elm street. Te Honor Mrs, Thompson. Mrs. Robert Irvln will give a bridge luncheon on friday at her home on the Spring Garden street road In honor of Mrs. W. B. Thompson of Ooldsboro, Woman's Club Meeting. The social service department of the Woman's club will meet this morning at 10:30 o'clock at the club building on EdgewoVth street. All members are urged to be present Mrs. Blake To Entertain. Mrs, Charles J. Blake will entertain at bridge on Thursday afternoon at her home on Oaaton street. Born, a Son. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Oroome, yestcrd '-, a son, Thomas M., Jr. All th kiddles in th neighborhood flock to grandma'a house the cookie lady they call her. They know that she always has a full cookie Jar just waiting for the little folks. And, oh what marveloua cooklea they are. Th best Is none too good for grand ma'a cookies. She alwaya uses Blue Ribbon Flavoring Extracts which Im part to cooklea that wonderful cookie jar goodness. (Advertisement.) Dyed Her Tan Skirt to Make Child a Dress Each panfcag of "Diamond Dyes" contain directions so simple that any woman can dye or tint faded, shabby skirts, dresses, walals, coats, sweat ers, stockings, hangings, draperies, everything lllk new. Buy "Diamond Dyes" no other kind then perfeot home dyeing la guaranteed, even If yon have never - dyed - beforei Tell your druggist whether the material you wish to dye Is wool or silk, or whether It Is .linen, cotton, or mixed goods. Diamond Dyes nover streak, spot, fade er run. hd Girls! Girls!! Clear Your Skin With Cuticura to Mill (Rom, 0ntm.t, Tktmi) f (Mtowh Ufcnf.Kcm.IHyi X. HiltM.Hui. tyaiITrbr. If HINE'S Shoes Are Better Buy Them! AND do not pass up the exclamation with out learning for yourself. Look else where then come ee Hine's ILLUSTRATION ABOVE A araroful variation of a graceful-. - Tno(teutht. ttnsstit -Calf Oxford. -The quulity is CM'cplkimil, Trice $7.50. HINE'S A Fit Is the Thing. PERSONAL. ...... . . . i . . . - i- I Walter Wolff has returned to his home In New York olty after a visit to his sister, Mra. Bernard Cone, on Summit avenue. . Robert McLean, of Oastonla, spent the week-end In the city with friends. Herman Cone left Saturday night for New York city to spend several days. Willis Lipscomb, of Retdsvllle, was a visitor In the city Saturday night. Loyd Williams, who la a student at Chapel Hill, Is spending several days in the city. Cartwrlght Carmlcheal, of Durham, spent Saturday night In the city. Mlae Evelyn Kemp, of Reldsvllle, at tended the dance at Neeae hall on Sat urday evening. Ralph B. Colt left Sunday morning for a trip to Chicago. . James Bryan, of AshDoro. apent Sat urday In the city. Frank Milllkan left yesterday for Pine Hill to spend several days hunt ing. Sidney Allen has returned from Winston-Salem where he spent the week-end with friends. WlntOn Oreen, of Wilmington, spent Saturday In the city. James S, Flcklen has returned to his home In Greenville after (pending the week-end la this olty. ' Robin Klder left yesterday for a business trip to Ashboro. Leo Harvey, of Klnston, passed through the olty yesterday en route home after a visit to frlcods In Wln- uton-Salem. Roland McClamroch left yesterday for Chapel Hill to resume his studies after a visit to his parents In this olty. Miss Catherine Armstrong will re turn to Salem college today to resume her studies after spending the week end In Greensboro with her parents. Miss Susie Brandt will return to Chatham school today after a visit to her mother, Mrs, L. J. Brandt, on Edge worth street. . Bernard Wright and Cary Page will return to Chapel Hill today to resume their studies after spending the week' .md In this olty. Miss Katherlne Ward, of Weldon, ar rived In th city yesterday to visit Mies Eva fttatnback. Ralph Price will return to' th Unl verslty of North Carolina today after a visit to his parents on Church atreet. Mr. and Mr. John Scott have re turned from Columbia, 8. C where they have been spending several days with friends. Boyd Harden, of Burlington, Is visit Ing friends In this city. Mrs, W.-J. Blackburn and Mlsa Mary McAdoo left yesterday for St. Peters burg, Fla., to spend the winter. Henry Macklln, of Danvlllo, spent the week-end in Greensboro. Mra Ralph Sabln, of Washington, D. C, Is the guest of Mrs. U. S. Ferguson at her home on Park Drive. Mrs. Mike Justice, of Norfolk, V Is spending several days in the city he guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred Ouell, on North Park IJrlvo. W. B. Thompson, of Clnldahoro, ar rived In th olty yesterday to spend a few days. Miss Eunice Tate, who has been a patient at Wesley Long hospital will soon be removed to tnu noma of ncr parents on Humphrey avenue. The many friends of Mrs. A. f. Mcl- vln will be glad to learn that she Is illghtly Improved. Frank nnd Allen Henley who have just returned from a six weeks' visit to Atlanta and Jacksonville, are visi tors in Greensboro. Beorge Donovant, of Danville, Va., spent the wek-end In th city with friends. Mra Ben Whit will leava today for an extended vinlt to relntlvcs and friends In Illucncld, W. Va., und Rich mond, Va, Dr. W. C. Ashworth has gone to Hut Springs, Ark where he will attend the convention of the Southern Medi cal association. ' John D. Waldrop Is spending sev eral days In Hoke, Moore and Randolph I counties on business In connection (with (he state highway work. Miss May Wilson has returned from I Washington, where she spent several FLA MRS DKKTROY HO MR OF DR, SMOOT IN FAYF.TTEV1LI.E tSeerUl w Uillt H'vl.1 Fsyettevllle. Nov. H. The residence of Dr. St. tj. Pmont, "bn Unymotint, this city, was totally destroyed by fire Sat urday evening, entailing loss ot J8,- 000. halt of which Is covered ny insur anee. The members of the family were not at home when the fire wrs dlscov ered shortly- after o'clock and nolh Ing would have betm saved from the house had it not been tor a number ot soldiers from Camp Bragg who were passing at the time and broke open a door. They were able to save a din Ing mora and bedroom suit and a nlano. The house was situated Just be yond the olty limits and the. firemen were unable to reach the flame with n0,e ln' An Inventor announces an automo bile designed exclusively to women. It lit probably teered and driven from M EASLE5 may be followed by serious cold troubles; us nightly MO KG V VapqRub Ova 17 Million Jan Vwi Yterly Almost - V i Uabelievable ' ii n Ycueannardiyresllz JL.Vj"j t O tha wonderful im. i a - . - ... .. MH provemtnt to your nc in ana comptcjaoa your mirror will rev! to you I after ulngGouraud'sOritntal Cretin for th first Urn. Smll5arTrhlSlM FERD. T. HOPKINS SON New York Closing Out Sale! LADIES' EMPORIUM 164 West Syramore Street Part or-Wkol Bargain, extra bargalna, millinery, knit goods, dolls, Xmaa novelties, stamped goods, embroidery thread, eta Chrysanthemums Fine Blooms. Phone 858 Duffy Greenhouses Opposite O, Henry RoteL Girls, Don't Wash Your Face Use Llska cold cream Instead (you have never used anything like It), Just try It once, and youj will never be with out It. Soap and water have tendency to make the skin rough and do not cleanse the skin as thoroughly as Llska cold cream. To prove It make this test: Wash your face with soap and water, dry thoroughly, then apply Llska cold cream massage It well Into th skin, then wipe off th superfluous cream with a soft whit cloth; examine the cloth and see how much dirt has accumulated thereon. Llska oold cream cleanses, softens and beautifies the skin. For sunburn or after a dusty auto trip there is nothing like It. It's fine' after shaving too. Let hubby or brother try It Just compare Llska oold cream with any other you have ever used, and you will need no fur ther argument to oonvin.ee you that it's the best. It's put up In tubes, the only sanitary way. Try It tonight. You will be delighted. At toilet counters everywhere including Th Elm Street Pharmacy and The Oreensboro Drug CO. Market Yonv Tobacco In Greens boro. If ton Don't We Both Lou. "3oo rwi the Cheapest Way." . JUST OPENED 1 barret N. C. Mullets, ZOo pound. Large fat one. ... Fancy Prunes , , 20 to SO and SO to 40c. Evaporated Apricots, ; Peaches, and Figs for slewing, ' Look ont for the biggest rheeae that ever come to towni we will have It. . .. Patterson Bros., Inc. VI Mr IS QROCKRiag 5 TZS S. Bias St. On Phone M 2 WVVWmrWrmWWrW LIMBERS UP YOUR SORE STIFF JOINTS 1TTEATHER and hard I y y work bring pains and aches in 1 muscle ana ioints. Havs a bottle of Sloan s Liniment handy and ; rmtvniej tnthout ruobtnf. find at once a comforting apply freely. PmelraUi without rubbinf. You will find at once a comfortine Sense of warmth which will be followed bv a relief from tha avjrenesa and tiffneis of aching joint. ! Also relieves rheumatism, sciatica, neuralgia, sprain and strain. , i For forty years paia's enemy. Ask your neighbor. ,t At au oruggtsts x, ivc, fi.tu. : T : 1 Liniment (PahCA leneftnv Yesterday's Express Brought Many New Garments to the Ready-to -W ear Department And all are marked at extremely low prices y For instance,, we received about 50 new Coats, made of the favored soft materials in every imaginable new style, including many blouse back models. Most all of them are fur trimmed. You sim ply can't help but find a style among this collection that you like and you will be equally as pleased with the price for we' have marked them all at very special prices $39.50, $45.00, $49.50; $59.50, $65.00, $69.50 Making Your Own Curtains Becomes a Joy - . Kg ; Yoti need not envy those who can employ professional deco rators. In this store you will find an abundant array of filet nets, scrims and laces in lovely designs from, which to select just the right ones for your own rooms. And : when you begin to sew , I you will And a keen pleasure in the daintiness and feel of the Ellis-Stone & Co.'s draperies, in the ease and grace with which they can be draned and in quality which means long wear. This week we are featuring the famous -makes, such as Scranton, Quaker lace and Chester lace. Also we carry a most complete line of the Puritan mill Cretonnes. The prices are 25c, 39c, 60c, 65c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.95." , Sale of Woolen Goods 44 to 66-inch lovely quality French Sergev-The prices have been greatly reduced on each price $1.50 to $2.50 36-inch Storm Serge, colors are navy, brown and black, abso lutely all wool; special 7Q today, yard. ......... I VC 56-inch Storm Serge. Colors are black and navy. tt1 OC special per yard . . . . v 1 .3 56-inch Plaid Skirting, many beautiful combinations; formerly sold up to $5.50 yard. . do Qf Special today..; $UtUU Sale Of Lovely Silks 36-inch Messaline Satin, many, beautiful colors to select from,'1 yard ........ $1.89 40-inch Charmeuse Satin, colors are brown, , navy and black. Spe- (J0 C A cial, yardv. .... Pfci.tlU. 40-inch Canton Crepe, an' exceptionally , good qual ity. Special, d0 QC per yard. . . . , . Ps.7u 40-inch Cortecelli Satin, "a lovely lustrous satin, col ors are navy, brown, drake and black, 1 J0 QC yard. ?) 36-inch Skinner's Satin. Everyone is aware of the wearing quality of this beautiful satin. We have it in all colors. Priced, yard . . . $2.45 Twice Yearly Sale of Sample Jewelry Continues And we can say without a question of doubt that it is the big gest sale of its kind we've ever held. Fresh, new lot Salesmen's Samples and Manufacturers' Samples, purchased at special low prices for this sale; have been added to the already tremendous" stock for today's selling. Come early today, while assortments are at their best and buy - ,; ; i r : ;'; YOUR CHRISTMAS JEWELRY at real bargain prices. , " v '?, ..:;':XVv We promise you that you will see the biggest display of both plain and novelty Jewelry that you've ever seen in your life. SEE WINDOW DISPLAYS Greensboro 8 Best Store" HAVE YOUR NEW GOSSARD CORSET FITTED TODAY Carolina Maid Fruit Cake At Your G r ace r -Or Phone 672- Made to Make Good The' rich, black substance of this fine cake is supreme in Its kind. Containing the fin est material combinea with years of ex- perience the quality is unquestionable.7 Our reputation is back of this product. Parked la a bcaarirnl metal box, Separates! In void and wine eolnrs, whtrh alon. 1 almost worth tka coil ol the cake as a work box. . Manufactured by Carolina Baking Co. ht bauk seat.
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