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SOCIETY NEWS . mimoki. ■ ntmubU vi by a ..tiln;l>!«-1 oy a »..»• .-ply -.'.is \ ; •;t■ ^reen-tun it'.;: with wisps > v.ai;i>tis luni ■,.i i ; - buttressed •v i t»s4, oak. one f::ed. dangling i ag i;«>m eom V image. yet it •'.'4 reeolleetiou raagie botijih . - Kiyslan under ery Johnson. : • iii" ii< Mrt't. •;a First Methodist i' ■Uis^iit .it • at eh. li> Foil J.irkson >tl iui- IVtKlil C t!aini<ia. S. . : .e week-end here Wrtk-Kuil Here. \" Harris, of Fort ' the ;>a^t week with hi> niothvr. (,t> on Trip. u- S. Davis. Mr-. FranK. - W. D. Mclnnis k-ft : ■ p. Mr.-. I>:>\ is ;tiu! ^ ti' Hickory. arid nu> iti Xc .v v Fiani -h \ - -poakinu - ^ -n> ot the pt- i'io :ul . ;<ed wUii m >:x : years ago. HELP PREVENT COLDS developing THIS QUICK, At first sneeze, sniffle, uswnv u/jv or nasal irritation, put HANDY WAY a Uule vicks Va_tlro_ ( . . nostril. Its stimulating ...; N'u;re's defenses against : Keep it handy. Use it early. VICKS VA-TRO-NOI OXFORD ORPHANAGE POINTS TO RECORD 6.000 Children Trained i»y Pioneer Institution In Social Welfare Work The Oxford Orphanage at Oxford. .\«>rth Carolina, has a record of six- j ty-scwn years « j I* scr\ ice to the child ren of North Carolina. Over ti.ODU have been car. d lor and trained and i the Home i. i'ihcd to capacity all the tinu and has a wa.ting li-t. It- gra duates anil iori '.er pupils are in aiI walks of life and there is no record i of a former pupil having been con victed and sentenced for committing a ma.i>r crime. It is the oldest or- j phanage ; tiro State and tlie only traterual order orphanage in the L nited State.- that rotvive^ children other than those 0. the membership o! the .supporting order. At the p; 1 M-nt time 5 * perecn* of the population of the orhanagc is ot .Masonic parentage. The Hc.me 1 pu>sesses valuable buildings, groin: : and equipment and lias had no ! '• crating d<. licit lor several years. ! rhe annual budget for the Or phanage cali< for an expenditure ot j SITD.OOlMH). This provides shi it_n\ clothing. food. recreation, lie. ;, light, books, school supplies, health pro- ' gram, staff of trained workers, vo- : cational training in sever;.1 depart- ! tnents. laundry, repairs and upkeep 1 to building-. mound- and equipment, ' and experienced ease work lor a ! family of more than '.VS'.i children, j Superintendent C. K. Proctor an nounce- that the sum of SlO.OiilUK) i is needed this year for operating cx pc::-e- in order to balance the budget, j Tire Oxford Orphanage is more | than a philanthropy—it is an iu- ( v> r ■ ent in the lives of Xorth Caro-j iina boys and girls who would not 1 otherwise have a chance. It pays j • > the State and its citizenship the high dividends in character and mined young people. It is an op portunity today for North Carolina citizens to express in a substantial way their desire to help others. The orphanges of the State use the Thanksgiving season as an occasion to appeal to the citizens of the State for much needed assistance. The su perintendent of the Oxford Orphan age announces that the Home is open •• vi-itors each day and hundreds of North Carolina citizens visit this . storic .-pot everv year. I? W. (ir.';-bcr. extension fore ter >f State College, is urging all iarm to piaee order-; for tree seedling .r«.' ; the Stat" Forest nurseries as in iv as possible. Pern Library to Observe Book W eek Ni'Nl week. N"<i\ ( nilii-f lo-l(> is Bi.uk Witk, and !ibi ;ii ies. schools and other orjMnizatiuii.s all over Amet'iru wii! pay special attention to childn n's nook . Tl»i> ii. Leslie Perry Metiioi ia' Library join.- :■ c< it brat ing tlii. i»• i;mn>;• i movement to arouse inteu.-t m chil'tr a it dini;. The theme oi Book Wee!: 1 illit is "Good Books Good Friends." The library. in carrying out tiie tlu ait* o! «>.ii-i. \v«'( ■ si»'. i .u s'i p further and .-ays "Good Books are Good Friends BctV I'akt c.':ue of Our Good Friend:-." A ■•miest to stimulate interi.?-! .»• th> e..re n|" book- is open tn all .;■••• i:i 'is county. The lour lie ; |••• »■-1 r.. o..m each sehool wall be Mil-milted and the rhUriu'ii v. «••• i ti.e v\ie.m:;g poslet v.dl be av.eued individual pi /> >. Tiie i."*s\v i!t i»e on di-play in the ItOu i \ miring Hook Week. All puii .ii Hid chilaii u :1a i'd«{noiit toe e >iesi_\ ..re iuviiod to vol,!*.' in to them ..nd the tio;\ as ol new ui ■■ : ' the Children"? Room. 'In- ! ut tiie ■••ries t = •' >t >ry hours ue held in the 11 . My room ef the library Friday. Novem ber ii">. ill 4 o'clock and a!i Vance county boys and girls are invited to come. to pukacii si'Mi *, i Hev. E. W. Greene wiil preach at liock Spring Di.ipli.-t clmreii Sun day evening November lit at 7:4.) o'clock, according t > ami a'ace ment made today. All member. are urged to be present. Crowds Line City Streets (Continue!- From Pajie Out) tions of l!if* tliron.; broke oil ;i.- his car pas.-rd mm many ran along; tin way try in lor a continuing \ n. w ol the man whose three-time victories have assured his place in history. The decisiveness of the triumph was reflected in the hourly more complete tabulation of the national popular vote. With !l!),l(ii; ol the country's 127.2'!.) voting unit- ac counted for. the ballot totals stood: Mr. Roosevelt. 2o.y.£)<!.f>(>2. Wendell L. Willkie. 21 ..101.032. The I'rosidenl had .'i!) states to his credit with a total of 40K electoral votes while Willkie mustered nine states and ti.'J electoral "otes. Tlie bi& possibility o> a change in thi> lineup appeared to lot with Mich igan, wlu re late Repubtiean i;nii:: cut the Democratic margin a< a siendcr i.TOU with mure l!i.n *»'•> dis tricts yet to report. CUT-OF-DCCRS AMERICA Shops and Saves at PENNEY'S Men's Coat Sweaters I u no stitch in lav- j coiit stvle>! With S2.S8 ' G . cmen s bweaters o • :yle> in •' »:»! ' M nv ,98c : rnow Suits $6.90 •I'll! iCu.v t»n I .in* cl I I . ather Jackets i 7.90 Mi-i: s Union liuits 67c ;il>C»i Clit • length with s'- -vi- : to 4C! All \V« i)l at a Saving Plaid Jackets As warm as thcv arc colorful—and ;-s rivUged! In heavyweight .'{2 ()/. fabrics with Talon front and ,-port> backs! Buy 2-98 Boys' Wool Jackets Gay plaids in __ heav> ^veiyht all ^9 QO wool! Sports ^ t vO backs! Special! Men's Pajamas Men's fancy flan nelette t'ajamas. ^ Coat Styles! t Jv Value! Boys' Mackinaws Bundle up in style! All wool plaids with wide cellar and deep QO pocktcs ipO*VV Men's Ski Caps Wool, corduroy J.Q/» plaids: Men's High Boots Mi" Tough d»0 QO leather: «J)j.UO Toddlers' Sets H:<1. C'ii t. ; iv' ini;. c!' . .'iii I'ltttv! Liiitci: i--?. Q-iH's Fa jamas i 0 i' < !• :• ill I.!'I v: i> i" mi ;;tlvni:tJ'- s-.lk Ho ?ierv 59c cry p-iir -Inrr .in l-itmlcss. !•':»•!> pin.'* -itiiJity pi''"' '• i' —: snv" I — md sIm-it weifilil.". Women's Outing Gowns In I'.iiK-y i«n. w.irin I!;. "IIWIIS. I'"'-' fold • llriglil Knit Parka Hoods c • ;i,v winter sly Ios niiikc .' >> i; i ij i) k prrUv. It'i'l a arm! Buys' OXHIDE AS\„ OVERALLS 4^C "WHERE THIS SECTION SHOP AINL» ^avlo Marian Martin ■r Pattern > V.JO/ J low proud you'll be lo say. "i make nil Ih -r clo'.hcs myself". wucn your yoiiii,!;' I< t ;i|>;•.r it) 111!.; inn Martin outi'M. it' !' Hern O.IOV. and Wonderfully : im11>S<■ "<i make u der tin* able directions of the S.-w (Chart. Tin- jumper. ni"e in pin. wool or in . pun r.iyoii. buttons doivn the front or has just ;i button trim You'll appreciate the hiet that til gayly scalloped : Ir:s{> arc cut on the straight-grain—a dr< ssmnkiiiK I • r ' -silver, i ne i utire inn:per can i i' marie in the minimum of lime, lor it's cut i njost two pattern parts ex- | •hiding the optional pockets. To •omplete the costume, stitch up the i ;;iv little blouse And. lor ciiilly Jays, to add the pert holero! 1'atterii 5>.i'i7 may be ordered onlv I in children's sizes 4. (i. 10 and 12. i Size 6. jumper, requires 1 5-8 yard: ! "54 inch ;'ai.>rie, nloiise, i-4 yard i!;"> ncli fabric and bolero. 1-2 yard 54 nch fabric. S'-pcl fifteen cpms in com- for ath Ma'ian Martin paU"»n. Thirty •ents C.V'.r) for aoth. He sure to write phin.'y your *•'/#», raore. •rev;., mid style number. Si'.-id y.mr order to Henderson >.iilv Dispatch. Pattern Department, 32 W 1 Street. New York. N. V Mrs. Davis Improved. Mrs. 1 i. A. Davis, who has been ill it her liomt on the Oxford road for everal n;ry<. is said to be much im proved. me for Cold /I :ni;irt 1;*. !vvi> Them S'jHiV, ; >7ll! „ tj f /n Marvelous \ allies for Iiiiii.<;el-MHilled Mothers! Tw reds! 4.98 Surdities: L'crl.v rerl'cr.s: S 'inc with snilM hood>! Suiik.' In:-kin ImiiIj or l>L'av<T-dyed fumy trim! 1,'nyon lined. warmly interlined! 7-14. PENNEY'S TODDLKKS' (OATS! Styled lor sizes ; to <■ JI'NIOK MISS STYLKS! Values in Si/.e: $6.90 12 lo Hi Toddlers' Snow Suits SJ.98 Power and Li^ht Company Cuts Its Consumer Rates New low rates fur electricity ft"' heating water, and new schedules giving reductions m certain industrial power customers and large commer cial service customers will go into effect during the latter part of No vember in the terriotry served by the Carolina Power and Light Company, L. V. Sutton, president of the com pany, announces. The annual savings as result of the reductions to customers will amount to S283.000, with North Car olina customers benefiting to the ex tent of S218,500 annually and South Carolina customers S64.500, it was said. •The amendment to the company's residential rate, as approved by the regulatory commi-sions in North rfl South Carolina." Mr. Sutton said, "provides for a discount of one half cent per kMowalt-hour for au tomatic water heating which will mean a reduciloii n eo-t of this class ! i .-v if • a:;pi.i\iroately ?>••> pc (i i. or ; ii •}■'» 'o j);" cent more . i r !'o • 1b" : en t." Tiie discount for -itomatic water 'ins will not J;c■ applicable to the i>/t 2ii>') hours df total consumption, .hieh in the of the average cus • is sufficient !•» i.ike care oi 'ir:I.• n:r< trr:•1 ion, cooking and •; ual mall appliances, but will apply to a KV/r! allowance Ihereaftci in accordance \ ith the provisions of the amendment to the residential rate schedule. The savings Id North Carolina cus tomers is divided among classes as follows: Residential Water Heating.. $70,000 Large Commercial Service.. 011.700 Industrial Power Service .. 60.000 Municipal Pumping ........ 6.800 I . I Whik' the new rale :;<• ii-cliVrt in November t<> riitoiner • will nut be shown un; I . iir< . ' od t>n and alter 1 >«vt a■< ■>.. ! > I The anciuit >(>.•>. haw!;in;; Utill practiced i>y .tune .it :i.«• I'. <i ouin.> in Kfjypt. Why Good Grooming requires keeping DARK ARCS DRY If you still arc tolerating perspiration under the arms, just listen to facts about hygiene in these dark .ires that any doctor can give you: It's uncleanly! That repellant under arm odor signals decay! That perspir ation which damages gowns is de composed ! Because the d.nk arc are closed ro purifying air and light, perspiration decays before it evaporates. Perspiration, earn ing cast off body wastes, poms 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 s.ijtly check perspiration. Arrid keeps underarms dry, odorless, 1 to 3 days. No perspiration, no decjy, no odor. Arrid, which safely chccks perspir ation, is a pure, white, greaseiess cream. Harmless to skin am! fab More than 25 MILLION jars of Arrid hove been told. rics. 1 sc it any time, alter .shaving, as you dress . . . llltf, 39£, 59?—at stores which sell toilet goods. XF & "Henderson's Most Popular Store' i |fc M k-J \l4J • ' toiT Thrifty Shopper Golf Socks Boys' and girls' 5-8 length go 1 1' socks with elastic top. Pair 15* Boudoir Lamps Assorted colors bou doir lamps, com plete with shade and bo lb. Approved Complete 69/ Necklaces Two strand pearl Necklaces and Gold Civ-'in Necklaces, each Rayon Taffeta Slips Ladies' rayon taffe ta Slips, sizes 34 to • 2. I'Jach Children's Sweaters (' h i 1 d i 'e n' s s weaters, good quality, sizes two to eight. Visit Our Toy Department A toy for every member of the fam ily. Shop early and use our convenient 1 a.v-away p 1 an. Ladies Hose Complete assort ment in all sizes in these shades: apri cot, crepe, blush, Tropicana, coco a and sun copper, Sa in os beiere, pair i Beautify your home | with these floral 10 x 12 Pictures. Packed in a gift box for only, each ii.y, Lin;i i 25^ Children's Hats I Children's assorted ! felt Hats, new fall -hades. Girls' Scotch plaid skirts, w a s h a b 1 e fastcolois, assorted sizes. 69' Florals Plaid Skirts 25c Fk Says xJ lug bars, honey 1 lclV(-iVt, ! i ( . !i . • id crisp, Ih. Ladies Handbags .id ies i I'll j i latest stylos in pat ent and v; r a i n e d leathers. Ladies Panties Ladies' Rayon and eelanese panties, I ")air : iff-i m® i *12 P3- ? r ik tnoco.iaie Kockvvood s Sweet AI i 1 k ( !i •' / c ('lii'.i * c u i >s —pound 2WN? | i Oil Cloth | 4(i'' oil cloth, solid | color or flora! do- 1 siirn, yard ! Potted Plants I i Potted plants, large j assortmnet, pot 10/
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