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gOOIAL ACTIVITIES
\V.\I K -Vl' MIGHT.
. |){ , NV :iii<(>i! out nt night alone
" , , (1,;,n earth. saw more than
<;|\V I'll’l'
' .Irowsv in the (lew, *
" '■ I |||,< ;is .‘((‘.'l in hh»C.
I ,i ihr rustle leaven can make
waves along a lake.
' (( ,| t | ir willows in the night
ih.it cinai I*l like light.
' | WI , her|> beneath the trees
"V'.inw w.'i ms bright as the
An* l ' (1( ,...
, , as dim ns sound
~, this for miles around.
1 M,...i ;ind walking seemed to
\V<>
*’ ,~| Hinge, dark holiness.
' , , ( ,IUI i the night to those.
*' |M ..,|,i|i'i fort!i and leave repose
"I 1 j.'mj m wonder hand in hand
, •, ili .ii, familiar land —
I" , f..,. iii'i}’ ns at noon
Yet not 1,1 ,
, I || j., hy stars and moon.
Harold Vinal.
\ toting in Greensboro.
, ( > Mills is visiting Johnson
Hive m Greensboro.
Here from (ireeiislioro.
|,;,| M! | (J.iiliek spent the week
,,| w |th relatives in the city.
s|ninls Week-End in Knficld.
M, . Clyde Hunter spent the woek-
I with Inn parents in Enfield.
yisiling in Itielimond.
1 *.iu 1 inr* Edwards is visiting
piifi\*'- in Fliehuiond this wrek.
\\ ii I. I* iid \ isilors
\jj. i it Hrodie left this morn
, | ( , \j,jt iin> Virginia Gardens.
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/ SOCIETY NEWS
TELEPHONE 610 a 1 911 I 9 9 111 111 11 19 9 9 1 HOURS 9A.M.TO 12 NOON
Here from Durham.
iMiss Clyde Hobgood, ol Durham, is
the guest of Mrs. J. H. Cheatham.
Visiting Relatives
Mrs. V. M. Powell, of Ridgecrest,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. B. G. Al
len.
Visiting In New York
Miss Martha Gooch is spending the
Easter holidays with friends in New
York. (
Returns to Burlington
Mrs. A. Bradley of Burlington has
i etnrned home after visiting relatives
in the <sity
Returns To Durham
Miss May Hunter .who spent the
week-end with relatives has returned
to Durham.
Mill Return From Baltimore
Mrs Stanley Teiser and Miss Mar
jorie Teisor will return from Balti
more today.
Visitor for Week-End
Miss Mary Hall of Oxford, spent
the week-end with her aunt, Mrs.
Henry Perry.
Return Front Fishing Trip
Mr. Stanley Teiser and Stanley Ter
ser Jr., have returned from a fishing
trip to Mantco.
Miss Tyer Returns.
Miss Kathleen Tyer lias returned
from Washington. D. C., where she
spent the week-end.
Visit in Winston Salem
Mr. and Mrs. E. Cl. Glenn and
family spent Easter with relatives in
Winston-Salem. ,
Visitors from Philadelphia,,
Mn, Kirby and Mrs. YoHies.* of.
•hiladelphia, visited their sister. Mrs
(. R. Watson during the week-end.
They attended the Moravian services
in Winston-l?alem Sunday. Mrs. Wat
son accompanied them to Philadelphia
Returns From Wedding
Mis. B. Frank Harris has returned
lorn Norfolk, where she attended the
Manning-Clark wedding.
Week-End Visitor.
Mrs. A. Hobgood, of Kinston, was
th eweek-end visitor or her mother,
Mrs. Kenneth Edwaids.
Spends Easter in Roanoke.
Miss Dare Wyatt has returned to
the city after spending the week-end
with friends in Roanoke’ Vn.
Visiting Grandfather.
Miss Alice Cheek Sanders, of R a _
leigh, is visiting her grandfather, Mr.
A. J. Cheek on Belle street.
Visiting- Gardens.
Mrs. J. J. Echols, of Lewisburg. W
Va.. and Mrs. Paul Cummings are
visiting the Virginia Gardens today.
Spends Week-End With Parents
Miss Virginia Allen who teaches in
Rich Square spent the week-end with
her parents, Dr. and Mrs. B. G. A1
len on Belle street.
Miss Itimhall Returns
Mises Alma. Kimball has returned to
the city, having spent the holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. A.
Kimball of Manson.
Leaves for Atlanta.
Mrs. John Wells, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. G. Flan
nngan. has gone to Atlanta where she
will make her home.
- Prayer-. Meeting Band Tonight
The Pray* ! Meeting .Band will meet
tonight at -.8. o'clock with DJrs Sam
Ay=seue « n the Raleigh Road. Mrs.
J. W. . Abbott'wilt be the leader.
Visitors From Bronx ville
Mrs. ,W. ]T. Alston pinl Mjss Mu-
Hid a Alston who have been visiting
relatives in the city have returned to
l their home in Bronxville, New York.
I Return Home
Mi. and Mrs. Jack Turner and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert F. Turner have re
turned from Washington. D. C.,
where they spent the Easter season.
Guest of Sister.
Miss Margaret Dorsey spenr Hie
week-end in Greensboro with her s.i.s
•°i' Miss Devothy Dorsey, who is a
student at the Woman’s College
Society To Meet
The Woman’s Missionary Society of
•he First Cniisliau Church will meet
j Hi is evening at <S o'clock with Mrs.
.1 E. T. Vickers, it was announced to
day.
Faster Guests
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bryan has as
their guests Mrs. Bryan’s mother,
Mrs. J. H. Yow, and Miss Fleta Yow
of Greensboro, and Mr. and Mrs. F.
J-. Yow. of Ash boro.
Attend Moravian Services.
Miss Dorothy Jones, Mrs. G. W.
Knott. Miss Betty Knott, and Wilson
j Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. William
I Christian in * Winston-Salem and at.
tended the Moravian services.
1 1*.aster Egg: Hunt
Staged Saturday
j A group of children from the pri
mary department of Plank Chapel M.
!E. Sunday school gathered at the
: home of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Gill Sat
j urday afternoon and enjoyed an East
er Egg Hunt, which was given them
'hy their teachers, Mrs. B. L. Row
land. Mrs. T. L. Fuller and Mrs. R.
L. Lassiter with Mrs. Alexander sub
stituting for Mrs. Lassiter in her ab
! senee, which was caused hy illness of
her small daughter. The children,
about .10 in number, united in playing
j games, swinging and other amuse
ments until eggs were hidden, each
, teacher going in the opposite dircc
, tlon, hiding them. The hunt began
1 and the interest and cxcitment in
' creased ■ as each discovered one egg
! aft er the other until all the eggs had
j been found. Russell Hayes. Margaret
j Brummitt and Bruce Hayes won the
j prizes for finding the largest number
for their respectiv groups. The eggs
- were then collect* d and equally di
vided among the children.
The hostesses expressed their
j thanks to Mrs. Gill for her liberality
j and willingness to open her home so
freely for the pleasure of others.—
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HENDERSON, (N. C.) DAILY DISPATGH, TUESDAY, APRIL 23,-1935
PATTERN 9358
Tennis, golf, cycling, sunning, boat
ing are just a few of the hundred pur
poses this thrice blcssd play outfit
will serve! The easy freedom of the
sleeve Is calculated to improve your
stroke (and your temper when mak
ing it)! The shorts are designed to
cover the athletic situation actively
and to suit the modesty of the most
mastidious! Blip on the clever skirt
that buttons smartly down the back,
pull in your belt and you can saunter
off the court for a sociable round of
bridge and tea! Make up several in
shantung, sport pastels or ctitton shirt
ing —you’ll wear them no end! Stick a
bright sporty kerchef in the big pock
for that “extra” note of chie. Com
plete. Diagrammed Marian Martin Sew
Chart included.
Pattern 9358 may he ordered only
in sizes 12, 11. 16, 18. 20. 30. 32, 31, 30
38 and 10. Size 10 requires 5 1-1 yards
30 inch fabric.
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Military Ball To
Be Strictly Formal
Til*' Military Bell Ilia) is to he stag
ed at West End Country (tilth Thurs
day evening. May 2. at 10' o’clock in
honor of (Tie inspecting officers and
visiting officers here for the itrspec-.,
turn will'he strictly formal, the com
mittee on arrangements stated today.
All military guests will wear uniforms.
For the past two or three years, the
hall has 1 *'cn an annual affair with
the local officers a:; hosts, and it has
taken its place upon Henderson’s so
cial calendar as one of the outstand
ing events of the year.
It will ho even more so this year,
taking in a wider scope than hereto
fore. a large number of high ranking
military officials in North and South
Carolina being invited and expected
to attend . . „ . .
No aiuipuocement has been made as,
vet as to what orchestra will fur (fish’
the music but it will he of high order.
Probably (he outstanding event of
the affair will he the presence of the
Adjutant General of North Carolina,
.T. Van ft. Metis and ®the Adjutant
General of South Carolina. James B.
Dozier. Thckc. together with other
high i.,:.king officials in uniform,
will lend a. great deal of color to the
affair.
The decorations'to be used through
out the hall room will hear militaristic
features.
Easter Dance to Be
Outstanding Event
. The outstanding social event of the
Easter season will tv- the. Easter
Dance to be presented this evening
from 10 until 2 o'clock in the' ball room
of the West End Country'Club for its
membership.
A number of guest cards have been
secured from T. S. iKttrelt, secretary
of Ihe organization, and a number
of i lit of town people are expected to
alt* (id the festivities.
'l he dance this evening will depart
somewhat from the regular routine
that has prevailed at such functions
of the cloli in that it will have a. grand
march, a figure and favors for those
attending, as well as refreshments to
he served at the intermission hour.
Dr. T. H. Hoyle, chairman of this
event, and his committee, T. P. Ghol
son and J. H. Zollicoffer, have plan
ned many interesting features. The
figure and grand march will he led
hy Mr. and Mrs. .T. H. Zollicoffer
and will he participated in by the
members of the organization.
Tho ball room floor has recently
been ic-worked, getting it into the
best ! t.ape possible for this evening’s
event, and everything points to a most
enjoyable evening for the members
and their guests. ,
Hal Thurston’s well known orches
tra, from Rocky Mount, has been se
cured to furnish the syncopation, and
as a dispenser of rhythm, he has few
his equal in this section.
Epworth Leaguers
Social Saturday
In I lie hospitable borne of Mr. and
Mrs. j . G. Gill and their daughter,
Miss Sarah Gill, the Epworth Leaguers
of Plank Chapel held their monthly
social Saturday evening with twenty
four present.
For the occasion, the house was at
tractively decorated with a variety of
beautiful spring flowers.
Many stunts, games, contests furn
ished the fun into which all entered
very happily, under the direction of
Mrs. U. B. Alexander, who was as
sisted by Mrs. Gill. Among the
games were the following: League
Tea Party. Barnyard, My Brother
Went To France, Artist. Paying Back
What you Borrowed. How We Are
Going To Celebrate Easter, The Fool
ish Grand March and a number of
others. .
Those winning prizes were Miss
Myrtle Mitchell. Miss Elaine Woodlief
and Talmadge Edwards.
All present were delightfully re
freshed with nnbisoos and grape juice
with lemon in it. Each received a
chocolate bunny as a favor.
Miss Natalie Smith, Miss Myrtle
Mitchell, Miss Sarah Gill and Miss
Annie Laurie Rowland served.
Those attending this joyful occa
sion were Misses Annie Laurie Row
land. Myrtle, Sallie and Evelyn Mit
chell. Sarah Gill. Elaine Woodlief,
line Ellington, Polly Sweet, Natalie
Marland Martin Pattern
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and Alice Cline Smith and Miriam
Alexander: Forest Smith Vcster
Young, E. C. and William Moss, Row
land Ellington, Cline Gill, Talmadge
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I Get Heady for the Big I
I Henderson Auto Show I
r*- .... ’ ... *
I Merchants Exposition I
I and Circus I
I May 6to May 11, Inclusive I
I High Price Warehouse, Henderson I
Under Auspices American Legion Henderson Post No. 60
A full week of high class entertainment featuring talented
artists and entertainers of all kinds.
I [ the PROGRAM INCLUDES I
The Three Little Pigs Joe Basile s
Comedy act. NBC Radio orchestra
The Wigand Troupe Mir* Gertrude Van Diense
Teeter-board acrobatic act. 11lale
John Philip Sousas Band.
The Atwoods Dave Gastello & Co.
Acrobatic comedy. America’s Premier bare-back riders, J
“I?**,!” Q o ||, combining this entire family in one big
V? , r U f , feature riding act of five people.
Clown, late of Itmgling Bros. Circus
I . KT . Chas. Castello, Sr. & Jr.
1 he Looping Nixes Premeir aerilists.
Globe of Death rT . .
The Jack Moore lno
The El Rey Sisters Novelty Roman ring act of three people I ||
Skaters, recent stars of Ziegfield Fol- n . D
■ lies of New York in a beautiful skat- MISS Bettie Kooney
ing act. Swinging ladder actor
Gorgeous Style Show
I FUN, THRILLS and EXCITEMENT I
Good, clean wholesome entertainment for every
member of the family.
Edwards, Jack Fuller, Robert Row
land, Vernon and Waldo Alexander, |
Mrs. Gill and Mrs. Alexander —Re- I
ported. '
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