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N MARRIAGES PARTIES SOCIAL ACTIVITIES I \ 1 Oti " .res. puts - >:i the head ■ toot. the ee the wrihl tltieker and break thorn ■ the tree oeves ot the • •>'! Smythe K ili-tuli - spending Mr. ancl i'ttii «*. *. Ptv>by :.oo tonignt . :• v of Mrs. J. Hero. : > ! ).. of I lon .. his brother. • .i M: ! llliihos. • street. - i'ri»i»s Stamford. I'havassc re Stamfoid. . >een the guest s [he past it-d i ti.tv. \l lis. Jr. and! • A. of CtVf'"''- : i '••dav. to visit and Mrs. J. .. lew days. : sin>. B.>>ney. ot Port ' Mteral davs as :-d M: >. S. P. Pat 4 t.> tile Adiron-i ::ionth's stay. Xdirondavks. Port Huron.' : ul Patterson for. - joined hi> par - K. K. Basney. for ■ *■ •.•:!* cottage in the Vi>it»r» Here. Xel.-on Whitford • and Mrs. Cech . .itii" daughter, of of Mrs. J. M. [ y They were on and Boston. I'ram Mountains G. Williams and! and Mrs. J. J. | . ay tune returned - • ; y tour of western • a'tiing through mountains of Vir i y -rapped in Asheville. . ;'::e home of Miss Betty ; • Operation. ■ Edwards, who un •i fi>r appendicitis -pitaI Monday (••it.rted to be getting ftti ?.£XcD IK A HURRY ^MHE^WAY ^ works fast. Promptly ^ V soothes nervous disturbance . v/ caused by headache and eases minor aches and pains. Always •qrs/ -»e as -i.reefed on package. Con .• a physician when pa:ns persist Marian Martin Pattern ^ \L^—V 1 I 1 9500 ! i PATTERN 9500 The modern housewife ooksi a.-. ! as she does on her "days out!" It's easy to keep up appearances ali 'round the clock in this crisp, fresh looking cotton dress. Pattern 1)500 by Marian Martin. The full-length front buttoning simplifies launder ing. and helps adjust the frock to your figure. Darts at the back and -ides of the waist give smooth lines. That crossed-over neckline that but aons in double-breasted style is so smart! Have the sleeves long, or make short sleeves, perhaps with little pointed tabs. You might add a nicely shaped pocket, too. Be sure to use ric-rac for a cheery note. Pattern 9500 may be ordered only in misses" and women's sizes 1(5. 18. 20. 34. 36. 38. 40. 42. 44 and 46. Size 36 requires 3 7-8 yards 3") inch fabric nd 3 1-2 yards ric-rac. Send fifteen cents in coins for irh Marian Martin pattern. Thirty ^ents (30c) for both. Bp sure to rite nla;nlv cjyf- name, ad Voss. pnrl style number. i Send your order to Henderson i )nilv Dispatch. Pattern Department, | "> \y 'St1" S'rpot Nev York. N. V. Wilh list; Skk Has Tonsil (operation. ! I'riv'id - ; r:d relative-1 will be glad j • kricv t>i!!t Mi D-nvthy Abbott is i >■; >:t< d t;> ! t- fl-'inj: nicely after un iigoing a tonsil operation. Recovering Nicely. Hubert Abbott, small son of Mr. | and Mrs. K. R. Abbott, i:: getting j along nicely after undergoing an op eration at Sternberger hospital, in ; Greensboro. ti> 'Ios»»ital Fred Kesler is undergoing treat ment at Maria I'arham hospital. Just a few of these 11-Wave Radios. • ! a scoop for every c rl who buys otic. ___ ■ II Radios cost more. No ■» !:ici! $9.95 liHiv.-r. :>»«• Weekly ! [ii tc's :m ine\[H-n ive way • M condition your I •« •; i «'■ l"!' ; iti:>tner c"inli'! t* IUiy you is iii ivv! 8-Inch Fans $1.49 motor, no r;iflio intcr tI'OiK'O. No switches! K-ineh Oscillating Kan $•».!>"» If»-inc-h Oscillating Kan $B.9o 50c down delivers any Ian. Sec These Values at hughes Furniture Co. "Win re You Can Trade With Confidence" Henderson. N. C. 100 S. Garnett St. Hostesses Honor Miss Satterwhite Miss Elizabeth Sluiw and Miss Mary Glover delightfully entertain ed at a lovely bingo party and show er fur Miss Rebeeea Floyd, bride elect. recently. The high score was won by Mrs. .1. W. Sanders and Miss Lady Byrd Satterwliite received the floating prize. Among those present were: Miss Floyd, honorce. Misses Josephine Parham, of Oxford. Maxine Tilloison, Rosalie Flo\yl. Lady Byrd Satter white, Norma Longmire, Dorothy Wiggins. Josephine Katies, Ruby Smith Jnanita Stainback. Mary Katherine Teague. Mesdames Henry B. White. Jr., J. W. Sanders. Clar ence'Jones. Walter L. Wilson. Allen Hoilowav. and Marion Rogers. Boyd's Crossroads By MISS ALLKXK K. CARI-V. Friends hire were sorry to hear •>i the death ui siiiccro friend,-Mrs. rhonuis I*. Short. Misses Dorothy Pasehall and Nellie Short spent Saturday night with Mrs. George Stovall. George Hope, of Fort Bragg, spent Saturday night with his parents. Mi. and Mrs. II. L. Hope. His brother Bryant Hope, of Richmond, Va., also spent the night. Mr. and Mrs. 11. B. Daniel, Billy Daniel. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pierce, and little daughter. Minnie, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Carey and fam ily late Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. 15. Kimball spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Proctor. I ^""y— i, — PMTUWTIONS Dughler Is Born. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wiight announce the birtn of a 7 lb. daugh ter. Nancy Martha Wright, on August 8, 1940. at their home on route 4, Henderson. U. S. Ships May Carry Refugees Washington, Aug. 8. — (AP)— A'ith only a few scattered "noes" the house passed neutrality act amend ments ye-terday which would permit American ships to enter belligeren waters to bring back refugee chi j dren from war-torn nations. The legislation, which now goes is the .-enate. would authorize the transportation by unarmed^and un convoyed American ships. of young -tcrs under 16. provided the vessels are proceeding under safe conduct assurances from belligerent nations. The ships would be required to carry painted American flags on their sides and superstructure, along with statements that they arc refugee-child rescue ships of the t'mted States. ;so' that night or day i there can be no mistake as to the I identity of such vessels." WILLKIE TO GET FREE RADIO TIME San Krai!!*: co. Aug. 8.—(AP)— Wendell Willkie wa* assured today of free time over national radio net work^ in whatever amount President Roosevelt might use for campaigning during his "fireside chats" between now and the general election. Paul Kcston. vice president of the C'( lumbi'i Broadcasting system, in ef j feet stated that policy in response to ' a question during the 18th annual I convention of the national associa j lion of broadcasters. They're Training Helcne Rains and Marguerite Hoole, champion swimmers who'll compete in the nationals at Portland, Ore., are shown dancing at Lofig Island's Lido Beach Club, where they are in training. Funny place they picked t«j Jamie, taough. I Royalty Sets Style Archduchess Franz Josef The Archduchess Franz Josef, of Austria, introduces a new style in hats at the Newport, R. I., society resort. A loose fringe trims the hat, which matches her costume of pale blue. (Central Press) Mills Operate At High Rate New York. Aug. t!.- Textile pro ciuction during the lirst six m.-iiil:. of 194U was (j per cent abo\e liuii I'oi the first half of 1939. ;in to Textile World's index .1! texliii mill activity. The efiert ol ilie na tional defense program niav pu>h i -i ll lor 19 i!) to a new high record states Douglas CI. Woolf. editor. Hi adds: "Textile World's index of mill ac tivity for the first half of 194!! -t, nd at 132 (on a basis of .1- wo) This is the same rate as for tiie hi!' year 1939—which incidentally was ; rccord year in textile production, h other words, if tin1 industry con tinues at the same rate for the its of 1940, it will have equalled lU.'lii despite wide-spread predictions th.-: this would be an 'olf year for tex tiles. "But there is more to the stor; than that. The current !< ven I ~~ j tivitv in national defense plans, in volving not only direct Government purchases ol textiles but th.e indirect boom cl'lcet on textiles from oilier' industries even more vitally affect ! ed. would seem to promise such con tinued activity. There is iin-» further j.«:bi!i :\" that the rate may be ac celcr ted. and a new textile record • set m 1 "Tile u.'.certainties of the situation j—partiei'larly those pertaining to , Eiuopean developments, need little \ unphasi : everyone is only too aware j of them. There is also the question I as to what extent American busi | lit. .:, v. iih il< naturai extrenof | optim: :. an i pe sialism. may have1 ! i ver-antieip. led the effects ei the I w; r and the defense program., I Asa ins* ihevc doubts. however,' si tid-- the hard, eold fact that this : con Miry has embarked upon a long ! ; uni ol intensive preparation. In dustry must supply tiie neec. eqiop 1 nnnl and materials. bearish news from I'urope mis-tht cause temporary recession-, but tise general trend for at 1' • 1 the next year should be up ! waid." NEGRO DAY AUG. 16 AT "LOST COLONY" rvlanteo. Aus. '*>■—Thud annual Ne.sro Day will in- held here Fri day. A.iyusl iii. i:i connection with the foin th summer season oi Paul Green's drama of democracy "The Lo.-t Colony." according to an an noiineeiiM'n' made today by I. I'. Davis and D. Bradford Fearing, pres ident ' I the Koanoke Island His torieal Association, which spoiv-o's the drama as a non-commercial von til IV. i :! Iiicelebrat.-d Negro soprano of the south, will direct a musical program of spirituals ami other songs. For j|ie past lew weeks, the singer, who is a native of Dur ham. has been in Elizabeth City re hearsing a special chorus ol' tony voices for this event. She wii! also participate in the program by sin;; iiifavorite numbers. Amsterdam. (Via Berlin). Aug. 8. —(AP)—Dutch eais ami dogs have to got in line with Nazi orders for eating. A rationing order today said cats i:iu>t have no n.rc- t!:. :i ;• kilograhi and a hall (."« 1-12 po md i >>• lood in August. l)oi;> arc allowed from three :o 12 kilogram.-, clopi r.disig an size. Why Good Grooming requires keeping DARK ARCS DRY , If you still arc tolcratin.e perspiration under the arms, just listen to facts about hygiene in these Jjri arcj that any doctor can give )ou: It's uncleanly! That repcllant under arnt odor signals decay! That perspir ation which damages gowns is de composed ! Because the il.nk ,irc< arc closed to purifying air and light, perspiration decays before it evaporates. Perspiration, carrying cast off body wastes, pours out on the skin, ming ling with dead skin scales, and micro organisms. Decay begins. Acids form. Fungus may grow and bacteria mul tiply. Rancid odors appear. "It's shocking," say lovely women of today! They prevent it. by using Arrid to sjjely check perspiration. Arrid keeps underarms dry, odorless, 1 to 3 days. ISo perspiration, no decay, no odor. Arrid, which safely checks perspir ation, is a pure, white, greaselvss cream. Harmless to skin and fab rics. Use it any time, alter shaving, * as you dress . . . 1(K\ y>c, Va'—at m stores which sell toilet goods. ra Morethon25 MILLION jars of Arrid have been idd. LRRID t I HEY, JOE! THE GANG'S HOLLERIN' FOR MORi NOT ONE BUT TWO FUll CLASSES •J Ripley knows why! "Bel i eve-1 t-or-Not"— Royal Crown lias won 9 out of 10 certified taste test saga in si leading colas from coast to coast!" 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Retail theatrical '0° COLD CREAM both 200 sheets Klemo FOR FACIAL TISSUES "I" -.-OH 69c $1.00 size Cara Nome FACE POWDER BOTH F0R Satin back $] .00 POWDER PUFF i-to* Full pint Mi3 I &&c value ANTISEPTIC SOLUTlONbOTH pqr Full pint Puretest r/j RUBBING ALCOHOL '/« ^7C 1 VOID AFTER AUG. 31. 1940 $ft^Accept a 25c Box of CARA NOME FACE POWDER as a gift from us when you buy a 25c size CARA NOME PERFUME Just present this coupon and 25c and get this grand surprise treat of Cara Nome Powder and Perfume—the kind you'll love once you try it. NAME tSTREET Cash Redemption Value I / 10 of a Cent I with this coupon ALL REXALL PRODUCTS SOLD ON A MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION
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