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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
STARLINGS.
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Coial, laughter and sun;
Wo'■do. cc’.d v.mds,
fwata!. heartbreak and storm;
Words, warm words,
No sting, harvest and spring;
V'o r d;- can bo little brown sparrows,
Os start) ings on the wing!
B. B. Cooper.
, OLOR NOTE, PEKING.
The dull, tawdry stall
Os the wayside vendor
j g Reaped with the brilliant beauty
t ) f t hc mellow persimmons—
As jf he humbly offered
Baskets of sunlight
For sale.
1 M. M. M.
Here Yesterday.
Robert Green, student at Wake For
t college, was in the city yesterday.
To Philadelphia.
Curtis Gary left this morning for
Philadelphia, where he will be for sev
eral months.
Visiting Father.
Mrs. Colie Houck, of Columbia, S.
C„ is visiting her father, T. H. Crud
up, in Kittrell.
Choir Rehearsal Omitted
The choir rehearsal of the First
Presbyterian church will be omitted
this evening.
Yesterday in Durham.
Mrs. R. T. Upchurch, Mrs. E... H
Dixon, and Mrs. William Boyd, spent
yesterday in Durham.
To Petersburg.
Edwin P. Finch has returned to
Petersburg, Va.. after spending a few
days here with his parents.
Visiting Mrs. Manning
Mrs. J. T. Alderman is spending
several days in Roanoke Rapids as
the guest of Mrs. T. R. Manning.
Here from Creedmoor.
Mr. and Mrs. King D. Brown and
daughters of Creedmoor, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. tester on Mon
day.
Central P. T. A.
The Central School P. T. A. will
meet Thursday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock in the school auditorium. A
special Founder’s Day program has
been arranged with Mrs. H. L. Keller
as speaker, and all parents are urged
to attend.
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Announcement of the engagement x
of Richard King Mellon, nephew of
Andrew Mellon and one of the na- t
eligible bachelors, tc p*
New York widow, was a surprise to
Pittsburgh society. Their wedding %
is expected to follow shortly. f
Home from Peace.
Miss Alice Harrison, student at
Peace College in Raleigh, is at her
home on Young avenue with a severe
cold.
In Raleigh.
Mrs. Ed. Hutchinson, Mrs. L. K.
Griffith, Mrs. Ralph Thompson, and
Mrs. Glenn Green spent yesterday in
Raleigh.
Herewith Daughter.
Mrs. Agnes M. Wilkinson, of Ken
bridge, Va., is with her daughter, Mrs.
C. Glenn Patterson, on Burwell
avenue.
Here Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Strott, of
Chester, W. Va., were the guests yes
terday of Mrs. J. B. Martin, at her
home on Granite street.
Returns From Wilson
Mrs. J. T. Alderman, who has
been visiting in Wilson, returned to
the city city yesterday to attend a
meeting of the Tuesday Club.
Troop No. 1.
Troop No. 1 of the Henderson Girl
Scouts will meet tomorrow afternoon
at 3:45 o’clock in their headquarters
on Garnett street. Any gifts for the
sick girl will be appreciated.
Young People’s Choir.
The regular rehearsal of the Young
People’s Choir of the First Baptist
church will be held this evening at
7:30 o’clock with Miss Julia Mitchell,
at her home on Carolina avenue.
HENDERSON (N. C.) DAILY DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1936
To Roanoke Rapids
Mrs. T. R. Manning has returned to
her home in Roanoke Rapids, after
spending yesterday in the city with
her daughter, Mrs. B. Frank Harris.
Visits Business School.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. V. Porter and
secretary, of Jamestown, N. Y., paid
the Henderson Business School a visit
today, while passing through the city.
Mr. Porter is secretary of the Na
tional Association of Accredited Com
mercial ©chools.
(CNGRATULATIONS
A Son.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Harris announce
the birth of a son, Michael David,
February 22, at Maria Parham hos
pital.
Interesting Meet
By Tuesday Club
A most interesting meeting of the
Woman’s Tuesday Club was held Tues
clay afternoon at 3:30 o’clock with
Mrs. Sam Watkins at her home on
South Garnett street.
A short business session was had,
presided over by Mrs. A. J. Davis,
president.
A special program for the after
noon was carried out in a charming
manner with readings and papers
being given by the members.
A paper, “Old Dogs and New
Tricks”, was given by Mrs. J. M.
Peace in an interesting manner.
A review and selections from “Old
Mrs. Harris” was given by Mrs. Sam
Watkins.
Mrs. A. J. Davis gave apoem.“Mori
turi Salutamux” to conclude the pro
gram. .
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
C. H. Turner in serving a delicious
two course luncheon.
The members present were Mes
dames W. B. Parham, S. P. Cooper,
Kate Watkins, W. B. Waddill, I W.
Hughes, J. T. Alderman, M. F. Legg,
Henry Perry, G. A. Rose, T. R. Man
ning, J. C. Cooper, A. J. Davis, J. M.
Peace and Sam Watkins. Guests for
the afternoon were Mrs. A. J. Harris
and her sister, Mrs. French, Mrs.
Alex Cooper and Mrs. C. H. Turner.
Reported 111
J. W. Thames was reported ill at his
home on Young street today.
Much Improved.
Mrs. C. M. Hight, who has been il
with influenza at her home on An
drews avenue, was reported much im
proved today.
To Hospital.
Willard Hayes, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Hayes, was taken to Gastonia, re
cently to undergo treatment.
Miss Jones Dl.
Miss Lucy Plummer Jones was at
her home today on East Montgomery
street with a severe cold.
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Cast Named For
Jr. Class Play
•
The Junior class of the Henderson
high school will present an unusually
entertaining play, ‘‘Come Out of the
Kitchen,” a comedy in three acts, Fri
day at the Vance Theatre.
Mrs. Faulkner, played by Frances
Daniel, is an over bearing, haughty
society matron who is trying to marry
her daughter, Cora (Ernestine Perry)
to Burton Crane (Eugene Patterson),
their host, but Cora, the shadow of
her mother, is deeply in love with
Tom Lefferts (Charles Cooper) a
dreamy, poor young poet. Mrs. Faulk
ner in trying to marry her daughter
to Burton Crane causes much trouble
for Olivia (Sylvia Loughlin) disguised
as a maid under the of Jane Ellen.
There will be both matinee and
evening- performances.
Miss Dunlap Made
May Queen for
Woman’s College
Greensboro, Feb. 26. —Seniors at the
Woman’s College of the University of
North Carolina have named Miss
Alice Dunlap, of Albemarle, May
Queen, and she will be the leading
figure in traditional ceremonies which
will be held on the college campus
May 1.
Miiss Dunlap has been prominent in
campus activities during her four
years at the Woman’s College. She is
a member of Play-Likers. dramatic
organization, and of the Dolphin Club,
swimming group.
Miss Dunlap has this year been
chief marshal, a position to which she
was elected last spring by the vote
of the entire student body. She has
also been active in the work of the
Adelphian society, of which she is a
member. Last year she was chairman
of the Adelphian formal dance and
served her society as inter-society re
presentative. She was chairman of the
initiation last fall at which time ap
proximately 200 freshmev were taken
into membership in the society.
Election as May Queen is one of the
highest honors that a senior can be
accorded at the Woman’s College.
Service as well as beauty and charm
is considered in making the selection.
Bobbitt News
.. By MRS. U. B. ALEXANDER.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Rowland visited
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Young Sunday aft
ernoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Kirkland Woodlief
and small son, Jerry, were week-end
guests of Mrs. Josie D. Woodlief.
Friends of Miss Crystal Wynne will
be glad to know she is able to be up
again after being confined to her bed
for some time on account of illness.
Misses Elaine
Van Dyke, arid Mary" Bobbitt visited
Miss Mildred, Smithy, at Kittrell on
Monday afteriioon.-
Miss Fannie Rowland has resum
ed her duties at the Flynn Depart
ment Store in Henderson, after being
out for some time on account of hav
ing influenza.
Friends will be sorry to learn that
Mrs. Rex Woodlief is ill at her home
here.
Hoey and Graham
Seeking Buncombe
(Continued from Page One )
is also generally conceded that the
way in which the Democratic vote
goes in Western North Carolina us
ually is the deciding factor in pri
mary elections. Consequently, Bun
combe county has for years been the
battleground of candidates for gover
nor and for the Senate, since the can
didates who could line up the sup
port of Buncombe could usually count
on getting the almost solid Democra
tic vote in most of the western coun
ties surrounding Buncombe. It is an
admitted fact that the Democrats in
the western counties do stick together
better than in any other section of
the state, with the result that they
usually center on one candidate and
“go down the line” for him.
All After Buncombe.
It has been no political secret here
that for the past several months
Hoey, Graham and Dr. Ralph W. Me-,
Donald, another candidate for the
gubernatorial nomination, have been
jockeying for the advantage in Ashe
ville, Buncombe and other western
counties. But little could be learned
here as to the progress they were
making or as to which of the can
didates the leaders were going to sup-,
port.
Then one day last week, a story ap
peared on the front page of one of
the Asheville newspapers to the es- i
feet that the “Buncombe county fac
tion” had decided to support Hoey.
The story brought delight to hearts
of the Hoey supporters here, but caus
ed indignation among the Graham
backers. For it was known here that
Graham had been concentrating his!
efforts in that section for many weeks
and his supporters here were confid
ent that he was going to win strong
support in both Buncombe and that
entire area. They immediately went
to work to get at the facts and find
out what had happened. According to
the story going the rounds here to
day, brought back from Asheville by
a special emissary, here is what hap
pened: .'
How It Happened.
The various factions into which
Buncombe county Democrats have
been divided for many years, seem at
last to have gotten together, or near
er together, than in years. The leader
of this faction is more or less con-
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ceded to be “Deacon” Green, formerly
from Cleveland county. Active leaders
of this group are regarded as being
Solicitor Zeb V. Nettles, Harry Net
tles for years a member of the legis
lature from Buncombe county; Pat
Burdette, the pi'esent Asheville city
manager, former State Senator Plato
Ebbs, Don Elias, and others. The re
port further is to the effect that these
leaders talked the situation over and
agreed to back the candidate which a
majority vote favored, that a major
ity favored Graham, but that Green,
from Hoey’s own county of Cleveland,
objected and then “inspired” the re
ports to the effect that all the leaders
had agreed to back Hoey. It is fur
ther reported here that the situation
has again become pretty tense in
Asheville and Buncombe and that the
new united faction to end factions
within the Demacratic party in Bun
combe may split up once more. At
Any rate, the Graham forces claim
they still have a very strong follow
ing in Asheville, Buncombe and many
other western counties and that the
reports that Hoey has all these west
ern counties in the bag, is just a lot
of hooey.
There is no doubt in political circles
here that the Graham forces feel that
the reports from Asheville that Hoey
had things sewed up there has not
made them a bit blue, in spite of the
claims from the Hoey camp that they
are correct.
Daniels Is Talked
For Navy Post
(Continued from Page One)
ports heard here from those who have
just been in Washington. Thus Mr.
Daniels would return to the cabinet
post he held during the Wilson ad
ministration, when he was secretary
of the navy.
Beautiful Solution.
That this may offer a beautiful sol
ution of a rather ticklish problem
which has been facing President
Roosevelt for some time, a good many
here frankly agree. For it is no secret
in Washington, and rapidly becoming
no secret here in Raleigh and over
North Carolina, that Ambassador
Daniels has not been planning to re
tire as ambassador to Mexico entirely
of his own volition. In fact, according
to reports from Washington, both the
Catholic Church in the United States,
as well as the State Department, have
been hinting in no uncertain terms to
the President that they would like to
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see Ambassador Daniels leave Mexico
City. The report has been current for
some time that a good many of the
Catholic leaders have already inform
ed “Big Jim” Farley that Mr. Roose
velt cannot count on getting very
much of the Catholis vote this fall
unless Mr. Daniels leaves Mexico City
as ambassador. It is also understood
that Mr. Daniels’ love for politics has
made if difficult for him to refrain
from poking an occasional finger into
purely local and Mexican matters in
Mexico City, despite the fact that am
bassadors are supposed to be seen
and not heard.
Swanson To Quit.
Yet the fact remained that Mr.
Daniels and President Roosevelt have
been close personal friends for years,
since Mr. Roosevelt was assistant sec
retary of the navy while Mr. Daniels
was secretary under President Wil
son. It is also agreed that Mr. Daniels
has a very strong personal following
not only in North Carolina but over
the entire nation. The President did
not want to do anything that might
offend Mr. Daniels and could not af
ford to from a political standpoint'
even if he had been willing to from
a personal standpoint, it is agreed.
Hew, if Secretary Swanson retires, •
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