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ORO DAI NEW GREENSBORO ' TIIE PROGRESSIVE CITY 36 Pages Today Three Sections VOL. XXV. NO. 160 GREENSBORO, N. O, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 25, 1921 PRICE SEVEN CENTS QREENSB STATE CAPITAL AND EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA-SOCIAL NEWS Br MRS. W. T. HOST. . Raleigh, Dec. 84. With the return of the college boys and girls the holi day aeason 1h In full blast and the coming week bids fair to the gayest of . years In the capital city. Many pleasures have been planned for their entertainment. Club dances and private dances have been scheduled for every night during Christmas week at the 'Woman's club building and a number of smaller at home affairs will make up a busy week socially. The club has planned a series of club dances for the young people during the holidays. There will be good music and chaper ons provided by the club. Punch will be served during the evening. Two Informal and one formal dance at the city auditorium will be given Christ mas week while the national conven tion, Ielta Sigma Phi fraternity la In session at the State college, December 29, 80 and 81. The annual stag banquet will be given at the Woman's club on the evening of the 31st. The convention wilt be the guest of the Rho chapter at the North Carolina state college and delegates from the leading colleges and universities of the United States will be in attendance. By reason of the fact that many of the schools will re open on January 2, most of the gay etles will be crowded Into one brief week. e Announcement was recently made of the engagement and approaching mar riage of Miss Catherine Whitten and Professor Frederick Morton Halg, the marriage taking place on Thursday, the 22nd at the church of the Good Shep herd. The announcement party was .given by Mrs. George E. Greason at her home on Polk street. Heart dice was played during the afternoon, the honor guest being presented with lovely oolonlal corsage. Attractive place cards with hand-painted miniature bride and groom made the Interesting announcement. Poinsettias and carna Hons were used quite effectively In the decoration of the reception rooms. Fol lowing the game delicious refreshments were served. Mrs. Greason's guests were: Misses Katherlne Whitten, Flora Bholes, Annie Burt Stainback, Martha Ntelnmetz, Helen Thpmas, Janle Staudt, Madeline Kaupp, Louis Shore, Emma Young, Margaret Young, Evelyn Shore, Rebecca Williams, Flora MacDonald Mesdames Eugene McDonald, Wilber Nichols of Norfolk, and De Van Bar bour. Miss Whitten Is the attractive daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Whitten of this city. She specialised In voice at Peace Institute. Professor Halg, formerly from Washington, D. C. is professor or animal husbandry at the State col leg. i . . , - - Tuesday afternoon Miss Jennie Mai lard entertained at her home on Hall- fax street In honor of Miss Whitten Progressive hearts were played, the prise for the highest score, a box of hand-embroidered handkerchiefs, being won oy Miss Mallard who presented II t the honor guest. The booby prize, a box of mixed candles, was won by Mis Cliff Butler. The reception rooms were deoorated with Quantities of - Christmas bells, mistletoe, poinsettias, holly and narcissus, a color scheme of green and white being carried out Mrs. Charles O'Connor presided at the punch bowl and Mesdames Kemp Neat Clareno E. Hanbury. and J. T. Mal lard served a delloloua salad oourse, tea and mints. The guests showered tn bride-elect with numerous gifts or aluminum kltchenware. Mora than a score of guests enjoyed Miss Mal lard' hospitality. see Mr. Nat J. Heyward entertained at a reoeptlon at her home In Cameron Park on Monday afternoon In honor of Mta, Joseph Id. Tull of Atlanta, Ga. who Is a guest In the olty of her sister Mrs. Richard Buabee. Long leaf pine, nony ana mistletoe were used In pro fusion in the decoration of the recep tion rooms. Tne cards were received at the door by Miss Sallle Bailey Hey ward and Master Billy Heyward. Mrs. Wade Marr and Mrs. W. E. Manor wel comed the guests In the hall, Introduc ing them to the receiving line whicr was composed of Mrs. Nat Heyward, Mrs.' Joseph Tull, Mrs. R. 8. Busbee and Mrs. Godfrey Cheshire. At the door leading Into th dining room were Mrs. L. A. Mahler, Miss Ida Morrison and Mrs. Fab H. Busbee. Mesdames Law reno. Marr and W. N. H. Smith re calved in the dining room. Misses Sarah Busbee, Anne Lawrence, Angella Mor rison and Ann White served. A tiny Christmas trs formed th oentarplece for the table and red and green candles In silver holders completed the Christ mas effect. Ices were served. Mrs. C. T. McClenaghan and Mrs. Aldert Root received at th door of th punch room where punch was poured by Mrs. Ada ' Morrison Nuttall and Mrs. Carroll Mann. Mrs. R. M. Albright welcomed the guests at the door leading Into the hall. ' Mrs. Carey 3. Hunter entertained the members of th Olla Podrida Book club Tuesday afternoon at her horn on Person street. The Hunter home was attractively decorated with quantities of Christmas evergreens, poinsettias, window wreath and numerous soft shaded lights. Continuing the year's THE VICTOR DOG FRANK HOOD et al WISH YOU EVERY ONE - Those who have Victrolas as well aa those who yet have something to live for A MERRY CHRISTMAS and X -HAPPY NEW YEAR GreSnsboro sr jSI)5SiS5t3St3Sl35-,3S(SSlSIi3S.3S,: study which Is devoted to opera, Mrs. H. M. Bonner read a sketch of th life of Verdt, Mrs. Willis Briggs gave the story of Aida and Mrs. Gilbert Hay th story of La Traviata. As a featura of the program Miss Stltsel, of the voice department of Meredith college and a guest of the afternoon, sang a ejec tion from Aida. Several records of La Traviata were also played. The guests were ushered Into a room In which there was a beautiful Christmas tree with a gift for each. Delicious re freshments were served during the afternoon. In addition to club mem bers Mrs. Hunter had as her guests: Miss Stltsel, Mrs. Crowell, Mrs. George Pell, Mrs. J. J. Thomas, Miss Nannie Dinwiddle and Mrs. Charles Hicks. The Tuesday Afternoon Book club met this week with Mrs. B. R. Lacy as hostess. Mrs. John Harden, who was In charge of the program, discussed "Madame Bovary," by Flaubert, Illus trating French Ideaffirm. Following the program, refreshments were served in two courses. The Johnsonian Book club met on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. W. J. An drews at her home on East North street. A paper on the Seine river was read by Mr. Joseph B. Cheshire. Mrs. War ren W. Way led th discussion of cur rent topics. . Invitations have been Issued to a re oeptlon for Thursday afternoon to be given by Mrs. Frank B. Simpson In honor of Miss Ebie Roberts, whose mar riage to Walter Simpson takes place this month. ' Mrs. J. E. Paylor was hostess last Friday afternoon In honor of Miss Ebie Roberts, bride-elect. Prize for th top score was won by Miss Cummings. Following the game ice courses wera served. Mrs. Paylor' guests were: Miss Ebie Roberts, Mrs. George White. Mrs. Roberts, Miss Lizzie Lee, Miss Clara Fenner, Miss Brooks. Miss Hess. Miss Alexander, Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. W. W. Way, Miss Juliet Sutton, Miss Katie McKimmon, Miss Sue Kyle Southwick. Miss Davis, Miss knight, Miss Sarah Cheshire, Mrs. Charles McKimmon, Mrs. Rob Dye, Mrs. Solomon Hanff, Mr. E. K. Moore. Mrs. Brogden, Mrs. George White, Mrs. Robert Oliver Smith, Mrs. L. B. Pegram and Mrs. Keller. Miss Mary Bell Buchanan and John C. Anderson were married last Saturday morning at Edenton Street Methodist church, the pastor, Rev. W. W. Peele officiating. The bride was becomingly attired In a traveling suit of blue Bolivia cloth trimmed with fur. After a bridal tour to northern points Mr. and Mrs. Anderson will make their home In the city. Mr. Anderson Is th farm demonstration agent for Wake county. I e e Mrs. William E. Shlpp left last week for New Tork and sailed Saturday on the liner Kroonland for Antwerp. Bel glum, for a visit of several months to her sons, Maj. William E. Shipp and Capt. F. B. Shipp, who are both sta tioned at that place with the United States army. Mrs. Frank Page was hostess last week to the members of the Friday Afternoon club at her home In Cameron Park at a special Christmas meeting, the reception rooms being decorated throughout with holly, mistletoe, pine boughs and crimson-shaded candles. A delicious buffet luncheon was served, each guest being presented with at tractive Christmas gifts as favors. Mrs. Page' guests were: Mesdames C. W. White, P. D. Snipes, Winifred Hun ter, R. L. Deaton, H. C. Craven, Julian White, I. H. Paris, James D. Ray, O. L. Bailey, J. C. van Landlngham. P. 8 Sargent, L. C. Brlnkley, Archie Watson Rawls, Mrs. O. J. Coffin, and Miss Myr tle Muse, of Carthage. Miss Josephine Parker entertained at bridge last Saturday morning at her home In Cameron Park In honor of Miss Traynham Wyche, of Roanoke Rapids, her guest for ths week-end. Mrs. A. J. Maxwell entertained at a beautiful reception last Friday after noon In honor of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Raymond C. Maxwell, a recent bride of the city. Th cards ware re celved at the door by little Misses Elizabeth Wade and Carolyn Mann. Mrs. W. L. Wyatt and Mrs. J. W. Bunn welcomed the guests In the hall and Mrs. Carroll C. Mann presented them to the receiving line which was com posed as follows: Mrs. A. J. Maxwell, Mrs. Raymond C. Maxwell, Mrs. H. D. Cranfors), of Ashboro, Mrs. J. W. Max well, of Qoldsboro. In the dining room Mrs. Willis Smith, Mrs. DeVan Barber, Mrs. S. W. Wade, Mrs. Wiley Barnes, Mrs. W. F. Evans, and Mrs. G. C. Poole received. A lovely basket of American Beauty roses formed the cen terpiece of tbe dining table which was covered with a cloth of cluny lace. Red and green candle were used to carry out the Christmas effect. Serving in the dining room were: Misses Frances Smith, Dorothy Miller, Mary Biggs, Demrock Massey. Receiving In the punch room wer: Mrs. Margaret Fau cett Parker, Mrs. A. F. Guerkln, Mrs. M. L. Shlpman, Mrs. G. M. Cooper, Mrs. W. W. Stancill. Misses Josephine Ship- man, Vivian Crawford, and Golda Hay worth. Tm Wllsoalte Marry, A marriage of two Wllsonltes took fa I I fa I i Music Co. place ht Ktnston on Monday morning. Miss Catherine Jackson and Charles J. Mumford were married leaving Kinstoa Immediately after the oeremony for a trip to Richmond and Baltimore. Upon their return they will make their horn In Wilson. The bride I formerly from Washington, N. C, but recently taught at Know Hill. Mr. Mumford holds a position with ths R. J. Reynolds To bacco company In Wilson. On last Thursday afternoon Miss Janle Btott and Needham Watson, both of Wilson, wer married at the Metho dist church, the ceremony being per formed by Dr. F. & Love, pastor of th church. Th bride waa becomingly at tired In a modish traveling suit of reindeer velour with trimmings of fur and- hat and accessories . matching. After th oeremony Mr. and Mrs. Wat son left for St. Augustine and Jack sonville, Fla., on their wadding trip and upon their return th first of the'ter- I'ermella Gwinn, Elsie Hlnes. Ma- year will make their home In Wilson. Th bride Is very charming and has a large number of friends. Mr. Watson is with the Welfare Auto company and la a young man of fine business ability. Headeraoa Lady a Bride. Miss Lena Walton Taylor, daughter of Herbert Taylor, ' and James H. Thomas, both of Vane county, were married on December 14 at "Oakland," the horn of the bride' father, the Rev. J. H. Crosby of Holy Trinity church, Townesville, performing the ceremony. The brld was modlshly gowned in a traveling ault of dark blue and carried a bouquet of Brld roses and valley lilies. Mra. Thomas Is young woman or most pleasing per sonality. She has many friends through out the state. The groom la a prom inent and successful planter of Vance county. The couple motored to Norllna after the ceremony and there boarded the train for th Florida resorts. Upon their return they will make their horn at "Bloomsberry," near Townesville, the home of th groom. Those attend ing the wedding were Herbert Taylor, Miss Lizzie Taylor, E. B. Taylor. Henry Taylor, Dr. w. L, Taylor, and Mrs. Taylor, of Stovall; Miss Alice Brodie, of Henderson; Mrs. H. T. Wilson, of Dallas, Texas; Mis Belle Thomas and Mrs. W. I. Thomas, of Townesville; T. H. Carroll, Mrs. Carroll, and Thomas Carroll, Jr., of Mlddleburg, and P. H. Thomas, Mrs. Thomas and Miss Annie Thomas of Henderson, Mis Annie King, of Henderson, and Reuben Finch, of Klttrell, were mar ried at th parsonage of the Metho dist Episcopal church last Saturday at noon, the Rev. T. G. Vickers, pastor of th church, officiating. Th wedding waa beautifully simple, only a few friends and relative of the couple wit nessing ths ceremony. The bride wore a becoming traveling suit of blue cloth with accessories matching. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Finch motored to Norllna where they boarded th train for northern points. Th bride Is the charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. King, of Henderson, and has many friends In the city. For the past few yeara she has been with the home offic of th Horn Telephone company, Mr. Finch is the son of Mr. and Mra. H. A. Finch, of Klttrell. Upon their return from their wedding trip Mr. and Mra Finch will make their home with the parents of the groom. Pretty Affair For Recent Brld. Miss Eleanor Vann, of Franklin, en tertained at rook last Thursday after noon In honor of Mrs. George Car mlchael, a recent bride of Richmond, Va. The guests wer welcomed at the door by little Misses Sarah and Frances Vann. Miss Vann presented the guests to the honoree, Mrs. Carmlchael. Punch was poured by Mrs. George Gilliam. After several games of rook refresh ments were served. The honor guest was presented with a beautiful bouquet, of red roses. Mrs. 'Joe Green and Miss Oza Cook as highest scorers, war presented with prizes. Warrea-Brltt Marriage. A pretty marrlag took place last Thursday morning at the Calvary Episcopal church, of Tarboro, when Miss Roberta Warren became the bride of Henry Brltt, of Mildred. Mrs. Wll Ham Austin rendered the wedding mu slo and th ceremony was performed by th Rev. B. E. Brown, rector of the church, only a few friends and rela tlves of the couple being present. After th ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Brltt left on their wedding trip for Washington, D. C and other northern points, BURLINGTON. Burlington, Dec. 24. Mrs. D. E. Sel lers entertained her neighbors and few other friends very Informally at her home on Tuesday afternoon of laat week on Park avenue at t o'clock. Mr. J. L. Scott gave an enjoyable reading, and the ladles carried sewing and fancy work. A salad course was served. e e The Phllathea class of the First Baptist church held an enjoyable bus Ineaa and social meeting Monday even. Ins with Miss Bertha Cates. The home was simply decorated with mistletoe, ferns and narcissus and the first part of the evening was taken up with matters pertaining to the olasa work, banks were opened, eto. During the social hour light refresh ments were served by Miss Cates and Mrs. L, D. Perry. e The regular monthly meeting of the u. JJ. u. was held at ths home of Mrs. W. K. Holt Friday afternoon of last week with Miss Violet Holt, Mrs. V K. Holt and Mrs. Corrie Holt aa bo tesses. During the afternoon an enjoyable program was rendered. Mrs. Bennett Noe, who has recently moved to Bur lington from Clayton, sang a lovely solo; Mrs. Herbert Coble and Miss Hennle Malono gave several musical selections. Miss Martha Lee North gave ewer reaaings. The hostesses, assisted by Mrs. W K. Holt serves a very tempting fruit saiaa course with accessories. Mrs. M. C. Terrell Informally enter talned a few of te young married women In her home on Mebane street Friday afternoon of last wsek from 4 to o o clock. At this time the organization of "The Pals" club was perfected. The members of the club will be some of the young married folks in Burlington, and are aa follows: Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Ter rell. Mr .and Mrs. R. Homer Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Coulter, Mr. and Mr. A. Glenn Holt; Mr. and Mr. Cor rie V. Holt. Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Hender son; Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Stafford; Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Cobls and Mr. and Mr. W. is. storey. After business wa dispensed with and during the social hour dainty re freshments were served by Mrs. Ter rell and her sister, Miss Hattie Lee McCullers, see Th Toung Ladle' Mission 8tudy class of the First Presbyterian church, held Its regular class meeting on Tues day evening In the class rooms, which was decorated with holly and mis tletoe. Supper was served by the Circle No 1 of the Missionary society. Imme diately aferward Mrs, W. J. Barker made a speech In which she asked that Miss Mary Sue Browning, th bride of this week, would then be present ed with kitchen articles which the ladies had brought for her. A large number of all descriptions Wer then showered upon her by Mrs. H. I. Esrle, Mrs. B. M. Walker and Mrs. W. Stafford, Mrs, Allen Warren entertained the Union street school teaohers at -her home on Wednesday afternoon at 1:10 I o'clock at a very Informal affair. The home was decorated with ferns ana narslssus. Mrs. W. J. Barker gav two readings and Miss Florin Rawllngs aang sev eral Bongs. ji At th close of th afternoon th host ess served chicken salad, cranberry jeny, cone ana not chocolate. The teachers of the Union - street school present wer Misses Sallle Fos nan Morrison, and Linda Warren Others present wer Mlsse Pearl Tuck, Garner, Florin Rawllngs, Mrs. W. J Barker. Friday morning Mrs. Joseph Erwln Oant entertained at brldg In honor of nouss-guests of hers as follows: Mes dames S. L. "Gilmer. W. S. Dlcksdn. B. G. Gilmer and J. B. Nutt, of Greens- Doro. The decoration of th home wer suggestive of the Christmas season. Brldg waa played at five tablss, Mrs. rrana Moore making highest score. in serving a three course luncheon the hostess was assisted by Mrs. Roger Gant and Misses Jessamin and Corln- na uant. Beside those mentioned th guests were: sirs, waiter Brooks, of Detroit, Mich; Mesdame L. B. Williamson .1 W. Menefee and Will White, of Gra ham; Mesdames F. L. Williamson, Eugene Holt. Manley Baker, Erwln A. Molt, L. 8. Holt, Graham Harden and James H. Holt, of Burlington. Mrs. J. L. Henderson was Hostess on Tuesday afternoon at 8:10 to the Tu. day Afternoon Study club at her hdme on Lexington avenue. A most Interesting program was carried out on the subject of "Ameri can Humerlsts." Entertaining papers were read By Mesdames Janle Reid, C. V. Sellers and T. S..Fucett. Mrs. Henderson was assisted In serv ing a delicious salad course by Mes dames J. W. Lasley, E. 8. W. Damer on, H. W. Coble and W. T. Hender son. '. Some time ago thrganlsatlon of the PitrllnD-tAn a...i,.i.. h . - n.u.a u.uw' UUU .H urgui), but only last week waa th organiza tion completed, at which tlm the fed- eratlon with th Women' club of the state was made. Last Tuesday this club held Its regular meeting with Mrs. M. A Coble on Davis street, and at this time offi cers were elected as follows: Mrs. C. C. Haworth, president; Mrs. G. Eugene Holt, vice-president; Mrs. R. F. Du Rant. secretry; Mrs. W. J. Barker, chairman of program committee; Mrs. E. 8. W. Dameron, treasurer. At this time Mrs. Haworth. Mra Holt and Mrs. W. E. Sharpe were elect ed delegates to attend the 6th district meeting of the State Women's club, which was held at Mebane last Wed nesday. . An unusually enjoyabl thlmbl party was that of Friday afternoon when the ladies of the Aid Society of the Christian church entertained at the home of Mrs. W. K. Holt. The living room, slttlner room and reception hall were deoorated with ferns and Christmas flowers, whll the dining room was gaily decorated with Morrison -Neese Furniture Company a Christmas tree, which occupied ths center of the table. Handsome silver services wer placed at the end of the table, and during the aftornoon Mrs. P. H. Fleming served tea from one, while Mrs. D. E. Sellers poured coffee. Sandwiches of all kinds, toasted cheese, toasted marshmallows. nuts, etc., were served by a number of young ladles, among them being Mrs. J. H. McKwen, Mrs. C. V. Holt, Mrs. V. R. Holt, Miss Violet Holt, At this meeting fancy work was brought In and given to th aoclety and these pieces wer cold, from which th society realized between 136 and 140. . ' .- i Col. and Mrs. Jacob A. Long, two of Alamance's most loved citizens, ele brated their toth or golden wedding anniversary, at their home In Graham on Friday of last week, SALISBURY. Salisbury, Deo. 14. On of th most beautiful bridge parties of the season was that at which Mra. Lon Holshouser entertained on Thursday afternoon at her home on North Main street. Six tables were arranged, the guests-finding their places by means of attractive Christmas place cards. High score prise, a cut glass dish, was won by Mrs. John Stuart, the consolation being cut by Mrs. Hayna Rlackner. An elaborate two-ooura luncheon followed th gam. see Th Ba d Sol Brldg club held a delightful meeting on Thursday after noon with Mrs. Hayden Holme' on Mocksville avenue. An engrossing gam Waa played, Mia Elisabeth Bing ham receiving a pair of silk hose for high score prize. Mrs. Smith Fouchee won the visitor's prize. A delicious salad course followed th Interesting gam. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Sinclair left for Detroit, to spend Christmas with Mr. Sinclair' mother. They will Visit In Chicago and Indianapolis before re turning to Salisbury. Mr. Sinclair Is state president of the North Carolina Parent-Teachers association. Wednesday afternoon Mr. ' J. L, Hatch waa gracious hostess to the Men tor club at her hom on West Horah, street. Th eours of study for next year was ohosen, a travel course, ar ranged by the Mentor magazine. through foreign countries. The program for th afternoon, In charge of Mr. A.. a. Jones, treated of American sculpturs, delightful papers being given by Mra John McCanless, Mrs. John Webb, Mrs. Rendleman, Mrs. It. O. Klser, and Mrs. Horace Payne. The hostess served a delicious salad course after th pro gram. e e At th horn of Mr. O. H. William on West lnness street, a very enjoy able meeting of the Twentieth Cen tury Book club waa held Wednesday afternoon. Elaborate Christmas deco rations were effectively used. Mra. J. M. Peeler, Miss Janle Kluts, Mr. J. G. Tanner, Miss Tanner, of Richmond, and Mrs. J. M. Tuttle wer special guests. The book for discussion was Her Father's Daughter," by Gene Stratton Porter. After currents, a tempting salad course was enjoyed. . Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Will Busby entertained the Tuesday Bridge club and additional guest at her horn on West Thomas street. Six tables were placed In the living room. At th olose of th Interesting game, Mrs. J. D. Helllg was presented with a cut glass We Wish You A Merry Christmas vase for high score prise. Mrs. R. W. Sinclair won visitor's prise, and Mra Charles Relsner cut consolation. Elabo rate refreshments followed the game, see The final meeting of the Wednesday Bridge club before Christmas waa held on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. J. H. Robertson at her attractive home on West Council. Among the club members, Miss Mary Henderson made top score, as did Mrs. Will Busby among the visitors. At the close of th gam th hostess was assisted In serving by her sister, Mrs. T. E. With erspoon and Miss Margaret Wlther spoon. Th 8. O. 8. Is a new nam to add to th galaxy of Salisbury's social clubs. Th first meeting was held this week with Miss Ellen McKenzle In Fulton heights. The club is composed of popular members of the younger set. Mr. and Mrs. A. Neville Gethlng have returned from their wedding trip and are now' at horn to their friends on West Fisher street. Before her mar riage,. December I, Mrs. Gethlng was Miss Janet Qillnn. WARSAW. Warsaw, Dee, 14. Th Woman's club held its regular monthly meeting at the school building last Wednesday aft ernoon. Routine business was dispatch ed. Mr. Leonldas Falson, chairman of the health department made a plea for the nurses and soldiers at the Oteen hospital, and It was decided to send a Christmas box to a nurse and a sol dier. ...... A series of religious services, son- MERRY CHRISTMAS May yours be a good old fashioned Christmas with all of the good old-fashioned thrills and joys even to the reindeers' patter on the roof Hoary with the age of centuries, this greeting still rings true Full of human love and kindli ness, sincere and unselfish, it ex presses exactly our feeling at this Yuletide Season, for our custom ers and friends. ducted by Rev. W. C. McPherson, of Nashville. Tenn., has just closed at the Baptist church, Mr. Hoffman, of At lanta, Ga., was the singer, e e Mr. Field, buyer for' the Imperial To bacco oompany, according to his annual custom, gave a delightful supper to his friends and colleagues at the Farmers' union warehouse on last Saturday eve ning. Barbecue and other good things were In abundance, and a very enjoy able evening was spent by those pres ent, e The Warsaw school closed on last Friday, for the Christmas holidays. see. Miss Dorothy Alderman, of Wagram, has been filling a place as teacher In the grammar school for the past month, e e Mr. and Mrs. John Giles, of Reldsvllle, who have been at Klnston the past several months, spent several days as guests of Mrs. Giles' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Rarden, the past week. Young girl students, returned from different schools and colleges for th Christmas holidays Include: Misses Martha Oreshnfn and Martha Boat, from St. Mary's college, and Fannie Monroe, from Peace r Instltuts, Raleigh; Ruth Wilson, from Winston-Salem; and Cora Holland from Training school, Green ville. Charles Carroll, Jr., who has been a member of the faculty of the Farm Life school, Mlddleburg, arrived home last Friday to spend Chrlstmaa, Mrs. C. D. Orrell Is In Wilmington to spend the holidays. Mra 8. E. Butler and son left Wed nesday to spend 10 days with relatives at Rose Hill.
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