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"Say It With Votes"!
JUDGE
THOMAS H. CALVERT
is just serving his first full
term.
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A man of fine legal ability, extraordinary judicial
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temperament and a clean christian character. He
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has proven his fitness for the office by his conduct
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of our Coarts and his record is the best of reasops
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for his renomination.
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Go to The Polls on July 3rd and Vote For
HON. THOMAS H. CALVERT
Ton can serve yourself, your County and
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your State.
v. Int. NA1KJN3 SHKINh. 1776 ? (926 By A. h. uwiin }
t A DELIGHTFUL v. * i ?:
Honoring His# Elisabeth Morton f
whose marriage tqok place on Satur.'i
day to Mr. Marion Grainger, of Kins- 1 <
ton. Miss Dorcas McKlnne entertain
ed at a delightful ten on Thursday' ]
evening from S to 7: SO. Miss Ida ;
Mdf Yow met the guests it the door J,
and ushersd them to the punch bowl
whore Mrs. Hoes Earle and Miss Susie'
Meadows presided. Miss Babble Turn
er Introduced them to the receiving
line composed of Miss Dorcas McKllnn
Miss Elisabeth Morton, Mrs. J. I#
Palmer, aunt of the bride. Mrs. Go
nnette Oralngsr, mother of the groom,
Mrs. I. M. Prayer of Burlington, aunt
of the bride, Misses Jocelyn Bikes of,
Monroe, fanny N'sal. Margaret Pea res
ofWeldoa, add Mauds Ashley, all ot
whom took part in the wedding. Miss
Loots MaaAows directed them to the
dining room and Misses Bailie Perry.
Olivia McKlnne, Ana Gray Watson
an^Mary Malone Best served cream.
s mints. Around one hun
dred Aha fitly guests called daring
the gvagtlag.
WAW05 KHTOTAnrS
Gray Watson dsllhtfully
on Thursday pornlng at
oh North Mala street In
ind Bettie Mohn won the bridge and 1
rook prises respectively Delicious re
freshments were Mired. Miss Wat
ion's guests were: Misses Fraacm
Sreen, Josephine Lyles, Mary Fran
ces Rod well, Annie Green, Bailie Per
ry, Bet tie Mohn, Mary Mai one Beet,
Felicia Allen, Annie Perry Real, Eu
genia Perry, Dick Turner, Hazel Al
len, Annie Taylor, Kittle Boddie, Oli
via McKlnne, Helen Leigh Fl?j|fl|k
Pete Hill and Thelma Watere^V
Washington.
BIBTHDAT PABTT
Miss Edith Harris entertained her
many little friends on Saturday after
noon h hmaoettae
noon at the heme of her par eats, Mr.
and Mrs. O. C. Harris la honor of her
seventh birthday. The guests enjoy,
ed many games, after which delight
ful refreshments consisting of ice
cream, cake and dreeeed-np suckers
were served. Those present
Christine Col'.ler. Sophia and
Grey Spivey, Dorothy Roth,
Davis Beam, Hubert Bcoggln, Margue
rite Rouse, Blllle Tonkel, Fisher Bess
ley, Jr., Bttlie CUftoa, Cteo Wheeler,
Thomas Wheleas, Jane Fuller, Athlm
Boone, Jean Fleming, Josephine Per
ry Rom Melons, Josephine Rouse,
Richard Yarborongh,
Johnson, Mary Fuller Beaaley,
Collin McKiana, Mary Harris Free
Mary Woody, Co
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Misi Eleanor Yarbo rough delight
tally entertained at nine tables of
bridge at her borne on Bnnset avenue
on Tuesday evening at I o'clock in
honor of Mian Elisabeth Morton, a
summer bride. The bouse was beauti
fully decorated with spring flowers,
la her charming manner, Miss Glenn
Bnerant presented a beautiful sand
Hi tray to the guest of honor. Miss
{Catherine Pleass^its won the high
score prise. A delicious ice coarse
was gprred. 'Mlae Ye thorough'a guests
were: Ml^eS Elisabeth Morton, Mai,
garet Pierce, of Weldon; Magenta Leu
siter, of Fairmont; Thalma Mayo an#
Thelma Waters, of Washington; Fan
ny Neal. Mande Aahlry, Dorcas Mc
Kinne, Babble Turner, Ruth Early,
Katharine Pleasants Jessie Tayloi
Harris, Baste Meadows, Helen Bmtth
wick, Lonle Meadows, Ida Mae Tow,
Leila McClellan. Annie Harris. Fran
?as Barrow, Olsna Dunevapt and Met
dames J. L Palmer, <J. OTlij sr, oi
Burlington. %uce Berkley W. D
Kgsrton. Rose Earls, Bdward Origin
J. B. King, Walter Leonard, J. E. Ma
IMS, Jr., Ina Rouse, Billy T. person
. R. Whits, Jr., Blair Tucker, a H
Johnson, P. J. Beaslsy, A W Person
A. B. Vsasey of Ooldsboro and L. 8
Bryan, M Oxford.
haloes setbbtaiks
Mrs. Edwin Melons entertained he
club and other guests on Thar
at ? o'clock at hnr ham
as In MfR d Mia
Elizabeth:
took place last Saturdky.' B
punch was served on the .
Miss Mary Malone Best and Thelms'
Waters., of Washington. Bridge was1
played at ei^'ht tables. At the con
clusion of the game, the hostess pre
sented the guest of honor a beautl
jtul silver bud vase. Delicious cream,
cake and salted nuts were served.
Those enjoying Mrs. Malone's hospi
tality were: Miss Elisabeth Morton,
Mesdames J. L. Palmer, J. E. Freyer,
of Bnrltnpton; ( enaette Grainger of
I Klnston; Misses Margaret Pearce of
Weldon; Jocelyn Bikes, of Monroe;
i Magenta Lassltor of Fairmont; Thel
ma Mayo of Washington; Mrs A. H.
Veasey, of Golds bo ro; Misses Mande
Ashley, Ante Green, Ida Mae Tow,
Babble Turner, Dorcas McKtnne, Mar
garet Turner, Leila McClellan. Fanny
Neal, Prances Barrow and Mesdames
B. B. Perry, 8. P. Boddle, J. B. Tar
borough, T. W. Watson, G. M. Beam,
G. W. Cobb, W. E. White. H. H. John
son, E. L. Best, J. E. Malone. Jr., Ross
Earls, W. D. Egerton, 8. B. Berkeley,
and Dave Harris.
BMI PARTY AND WEINIE ROAST
Miss Margaret Holden entertained
day Inst week at six tables of rook
in honor of her house guests, Miss
Frances Cox of Raleigh; Mildred Win
ston and Frances Regan of Yonngs
ville. Miss aallle Perry won the high
?core prtse Delicious refreshments,
of ice cream and cake were
served,
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Holden was again hostess at
a wsinie roast at Punkln Centre on
Friday evening. After the guests had
fitjoyed swimming, a delightful picnic
supper was served. Those present
Misses Lola Mae Timber Lake.
8arah Elisabeth Vernon, Hailie Frank
Un Mills. Ellen and Naaey Parrott,
Osteite and Aletha Holden. Patricia
Holden. yillian Allen, Mary Los
ey, Katharine WooMridge, ~
Clifton, BUsa =Grlffln NeweU
neweu >see
John Atwood Newell, Artbnfr and
George Raglan d, Mewall and Neal Al
ls. Mr. ami Mrs. B T. Holden. Mrs.
CU A. Ragtand. Mr. and Mrs. Brnoe
Mrs Henry Kearney, and Mr.
Mrs. SM Holden.
?inuuui nr honor of miss
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Miss
Mary Malone Best charmingly
?kUrtaiaed si her home on Main
r
Tfielma W?
Waahlngton, N. 0., sister and
guest of Mrs. J. E. Malone, Jr.
Beel^ bridge and dancing warn en
joyed, after which a delicious Ice
course was served. Those enjoying
Miss Mai one's hospitality were:' Ml as-,
es Thelma Waters, Kittle Boddle, Fe
licia Alien, Anna Grey Watson, Hazel!
Allen, Pete Hill, Dick Turner, Bettie,
Mohn, Elsie Woolridge, Eugenia Per
ry, SalHe Perry. Elita Griffin Newell. |
Olivia MoKlnne. Helen Leigh Flem
ing, Prances Bod well, of Warren ton; j
Frances Greene of Monroe. Frances
Lyies of Greensboro; and Messrs
Frances Allen,' Dick Mohn, Arthur
Fleming,"Kenneth White. James Whe
less, William Joyner, Tom Harris,
Sam Wlhfer, Harvell Harris, Dick
Ya rborough, -Hep StoVall. Snookle Us
sell, George Griffin. Bill Mills. Baker
Knight, Edward C Perry, JohnWil
i lam son jrnd Wlgnate UnderhllL
HOUSE PARTY
Miss Patricia Holden has been the
hostess at a house party at her home
on North Main street for the past
ten days. Her guests have been Miss
es Sarah -Elisabeth Vernon of Burl
ington, Hallle Franklin Mills, of ken.
derson, Ellen and Nancy Parrott of
Newman, Ga,? Lata Mae Timberlake
of near Loutsbarg, Estelle and Ale
thea Holden of Toungsvllle, Miss Nell
Crowell of StatesvtHs, was Invited,
but sickness prevented her from com-,
tng.
On Thursday evening Miss Holden
entertained at a theatre party In hon
or Of her guests. They eooyed Jackie
Coogan in "Old Clothes" after which
they were served cream and drinks at
the drug store. Around thirty-four peo
pis enjoyed Miss Holden's hospitality
BOOK PABTY
Miss Katharine Wooldrldge enter
Mined nt three tables of took et her
en Monday morning. Delightful
consisting of crenm end
cajcs were served. Mm Wooidridge's
lnest| were: Misses Sophia Clifton,
Patricia Holden, EUen and Nancy Par
rott, Hallle Franklin MUU, Basel Al
ien, Margaret Holden, Lillian Allen,
VuU Mae Timberlake, Joeephtne Per
ry sat Virginia PleasanU.
| IPs hot the least Mt disturbing to
listen to both sides of the gasaltan M
you <to*1 have to decide
MRS BEAM CHARMINGLY SITTER.
TAINS
On* of the most delightful social
events of the season was the tea given
by Mrs.. G. M. Beam at her lovely
home in "Baker Hlghts on Friday after
noqn from 6 to 7 In honor of Mrs. R.
|G.' Bailey, a recent bride, and Miss
Elisabeth Morton, whose marriage
1 took, place on Saturday to Mr. Marion
Grainger of Kinston. The guests
[were met at the door by Mrs. F. H.
| Allen and Miss Sarah McClean, of
' Wilson. Little Miss Edith Harris re
! calved the cards and Mrs. P. B. Grif
fin led the guests to the punch bowl
where Mrs W. E. White, Jr., and
Misses Louise and Max Allen pre
sided. Mrs. J. M. Allen and Miss Em
ma Robinson, of Woodsdat* present
ed them to the receiving line, which
consisted of the hostess, Mrs. G. M.
Beam, the guests of honor, ifrs R.
G. Bailey and Miss Elisabeth Morton,
Mesdames H. H. Gaingsr of RInston,
J. L. Palmer, J. A. Beam, of Roxboro,
Miss Lena Bailey of Wooded ale, Mes
dames J. B. Freyer, of BftrOngton, T.
W. Smith, of Richmond and Cora
Phelps of Henderson. Mrs. ftifckRoee
! and Miss Margaret Pesjrce of Weldon
'conducted them to the dining room
where Mrs. G. W. Cob> and Miss
Lucy Allen received th*m a&4 Mes
dames Nonfood Fuller add Hdwln
Malone. sitting at the beautifnlly de.
corated table, cut the creaip while
Misses Felicia Allen Dofptby Roth.
Hazel Allen, Mamie Davis Beam; Hel
len Allen and Lucy Burt served. Mrs.
K. K. Allen led tbem'to the bride's
book which was presided over by Mrs.
W. 0. Lee. of Lumbertcm and Miss
Jocslyn Slkss of Monroe. In tbemusie
room Mtssts Afinle Harris. Boreas
McKlnne and Ellaabeth Woody of
Bethel Hill, received the gngats and
music was farnishd by Mrs. %. H.
Ustell and Messrs. Sam Allan, '
Ussell. John Williamson,
loss and Kenneth White,
wore bidden good-bye by
W. H Allen and U B. Seem
What most women like la a strong
of steel whom they can bead at
their will.
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An optimist la a
last peart