SOCIETY NEWS
,1 MIDSfcASON.
Ût\e Great Bear slowly round
• . the Pole.
And night by 1111;. ι in!... i-.wcr in
the sky:
His crystal feet m;u ; off îho diovvsy
hours.
Unheard, unchalh :!ue:l, padding
softly by.
fcoote.s. driver "I In·· Bear. desr( nds !
' In bright pursuit alum; Iiiï- di lined
, way;
llfclentlcssly. the eh i- · le"i- toward I
ί-· tlie west.
Nearer to Hit· ho; /on every day.!
fltrange comfort, this; as no ν the)
hunter falls
Fi Όίτι sight until the brumal lulej
shall wane.
The hunted turns in soundless eon-1
staney |
And starts to climb the frozen !
dark again.
Barbara Overto ι |
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Choir Practice.
The si «iiior choir "I the First Metii |
odist chinch will practice tonight at
7:45 o'clock at the church.
Presbyterian Choir.
The senior choir of the First Pros- I
by tor ian church will practice tonight
Η 7:30 o'clock at the home ol Mrs.
B. Martin.
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'Λ Visiting Mother.
V Miss Lucy Eva Poythress, of Black
J^ountain. is visiting her mother,
Josh Guptnn. on Andrews
avenue.
Kpsoni P.-T. A. .Meets.
The Epsom P.-T. A. will meet in >
♦he school auditorium this evening
at 7:30 o'clock. The program will be
on " The Importance ol Hoireniak- ι
ing." All patrons and friends art- urg
ed to be present.
Returns from North.
Mrs. I,. ('. Gooeii has returned'
from Oyster Bay. I. 1. New York.
Where she attended the marriage ol
her daughter. Miss Bruce Gooch,
mid Louis Graham Murray Saturday,
»hd New York City, where she spent
■everal days. |
To .Meet Friday.
The parsonage aid committee of
the Vance charge of the Methodist
church will meet Fridav night at
7:30 o'clock at the parsonage, with
the Gillburg church in charge of the
program, it is announced by the pas
tor, Rev. A M. Smith. Members of
Ithe joai village aid committee and
Other interested persons are invited
to attend.
First Lady's Inaugural Gown
Photo mifta; of Arnold Constable
Mrs. Eleanor Hoosevelt has a last fitting In New York for the gown
she will wear at the inaugural ball In Washington, following the
ceremony in which her husband will take office as President for the
third time. The gown i." of rose white satin and has a sweeping train
and petal sleeves. It is seed pearl-trimmed.
Epsom News
By MRS. FLETCHER FULLER.
Friends of Κ. M. Newman are glad
to know thai lie is much better after
being ill at Maria Parham hospital
for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Joyncr and
son, Donald, of Benson, have moved
into the home of Mrs. Jovner's .sister.
.Mrs. Tollie Ayscue.
Truvene Ayscue of Franklinton, is
'•pending some time with relatives in
the community.
Rev. J. E. McCauley spent the past
wck-enci m Ingram, Va. lie has ac
l'i pted a call as prstor of the Ingram
Christian cnurrh lor the coming year.
Mr. and Mrs. Β. M. Newman and
Mr. and Mr.-·. Jasper Collins lett
Tt:e>rir.y for a ID-day visit to Florida.1
While tin re they will visit Mr. Col
i n-.' . brother. I-'orest Collins, in Key
West.
The suits for the Epsom band have
arrived and are really beatuiful. The
>ounR group are very anxious to be
presented in their first performance
when they are really dressed up.
Sub-Chairmen
Named For
Vance County
Senator W. W. White of Manson,
recently named Vance county chair
man of a committee to cooperate with
the Southern Governors Conference
toward the development of a cam
paign for "Balanced Prosperity in
the South, 1940— 19iS0". has asked lead
ers in this county to serve as sub
chairmen of sixteen committees in
as many fields of activities. These
.sub-chairmen are
Feed and foodstuffs Mrs. Thelbert
L. Fuller, Kittrell, Hou te 1.
Livestock, dairy and poultry— C.
YV. Griisom, Kittrell.
Grading and Marketing- -F. 11.
Spain, Henderson, route
New industrie Si tii H Young,
.ccretary Hender.-oi Chamber of
ommerce.
Health—Miss Fdu,. Oh\er, Hender
son.
Education—Ε. Λί IÎ ο 11 i 11 s, superin
tendent of Vanct· e.runty schools.
Public forums \V. D. Payne, Hen
derson.
Public library service—Mrs. Leslie
Perry. Henderson.
Recreation -Mayor Henry Powell,
of Henderson.
Housing- Mr.-. 1J. Λ1. Newman.
Henuerson, route 1.
Transportation and communica
tions- li. Λ. Dennis, Henderson.
Electricity C. li. Blum, Middle
ourg.
Tourist \\\ J. Buweii. Henderson,
route 1.
Beautil'ication ot home- and roads
I —J. H. Brodie. Henderson.
Planning- Λ. H. Hoy le, Henderson,
route 2.
Score cards and recognition —Mrs.
L. E. Barnes, Henderson route 4.
George Watts Hill ol Durham lias
been asked to serve as chairman of
the Duiham district, including the
counties of Caswell. Person, Gran
ville, Vance, Warren. Alamance,
Orange, Franklin, Chatham, Wake
and Durham; it is understood that
county chairmen have been named
in each county.
Activities of the county groups
have not yet been lully outlined, but
it is expected that they will be called
on in the near future to undertake
specific work in connection with the
general program of the Southern
Governors Conference.
GRANTED LICENSE.
William Hawk'ns. and Lens
Johnson, 21, a colored couple ol H011
■ ueison. secured marriage papers al
the Vance Registry office Wednesday
records there showed today.
PLEADS GI'lLTY.
Annie Watkins, white woman
pleaded guilty to being drunk todaj
in city court, and wa> given 30 days
1 ; uspended upon payment of th<
! costs.
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CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our thanks am
appreciation to our many friends am
; neighbors, also to the nurses of Mari
I'arham hospital, to Drs. Vance Ε
;tnd Charles Ρ Rollins, for their kind
! liess during the ,'Iness and death ο
our beloved babv
Mi: \mi ".iirs ι r in*
Marian Martin
Pattern *
ΥΟΓΝίΐ STYLE FOR Ι)ΛΥ OR
NIGHT
Marian Martin
PATTERN 95Ù4
You'll take the spotlight at any
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back is very simple; the front dis
plays two long, streamlining panels
rnd a heart-shaped voke-line. The
gathers through tin· shoulders are a
new fashion note; ·. i> the contrast !
suggested for ynk«·, and o. m l s<··· I
how nicely the puffed -.leevcs are
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Λ belt comes Irom the panels to tie
in front or in back. You might use ι
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iabric.
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32 to 51). Size Hi requires 3 3-8 yards
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;vfi«"nl^ At (Wstê
Spoken A1
The inani.igi· '..ι Miss Sara Bruce
'touch to Lewi -ham Murray was
■uleiiiiiizcd at Ov trr Bay, Long Is
and. New V'nil;. .>:!iuiL!dy, January
I. at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, at
L'hrist Church, id a private cere
nony.
The bride arid bridegroom entered
he church together, and spoke their
ow before Ihe officiating minister.
Hie Rev. Mi Warren, using the
inuble ring ceremony. Close friends
.nd members .1 the immediate fam
hes were prcsen'.
The bride wore for her wedding
1 rire.- of French blue chiffon velvet.
\\ 1H1 black acce ories. At her
boulder she v. ·. 1 «■ a corsage of white
•rchids.
The brifli· Ihe daughter of Mr.
• nd Mrs Lee Cuirm Gooch, of Hen
lcrson. She received her education
it Duke univor itv. Durham.
Mr. Murray the sun of Mr. and
ilr>. Andrew \V Murray, of Oyster
3ay. He attended Duke university,
Durhiujj and college. New
York.
After the wedding Mr. and Mi - A
W. Murray, parents ot the groom, en
tertained at their home at a buffet
supper in honor of the bride and
bridegroom The bride'.·! ς-ike was cut
at this time.
Friday evening, .January 3, IJi and
Mrs. Myron .Jackson entertained at a
dinner party honoring the biide and
/-.room-elect
The couple will i; «.,.<* their home
at Delaware avenue, Wnterbury
Conn
Now Minv W'e.ir
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more firmlv. Τ ο eat and talk in _rn<rc
comfort, iust sorir,' le a little FAS
T F FT H on your niâtes. No gummy
aooev. pasty taste o. feeling. ChecV
■plate odor', (denture breath). (,<■
F ΛΚΊ'ΚΠΤΗ at ar.v drug store -Adv
<.f> to Florida.
Mr and Mrs Ρ II Rnsp ;infi Mr
«ικΙ Mrs· .1· τ! Γ Cheatham leO
T it d,IV tin Fli'iifl.i Rirv plan lu
spend on' time in the M<nth«vn
ι piii t nt thai State
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SOI TU IIKN DKKSO.N MUS.
Sgt. Ci ri »\ c*r Wright, (il' the llilithj
infantry. Fort .lackson, S. Γ. i. \ it
ing lus molhcr. Mrs. M.iiy Ι,οιι
Wright, ni' South Henderson.
Mr. ;md Mi-, Charles II. l'ulley
announce the birth of a fini, Charles!
Douglas, ,lr., at Maria I'arham ho. -
pit,il mi Wednesday, January Ν
Mother and "il are doing nicely
Ι Γ'\ t. Scott Peuples, ο." Co. C, i 1*(·111 ■
1 infantry. Fort .lacUson, is visiting In
paren's, Mr. and Mrs. Kddu· I'enph .
on Brcckenridge treet.
Lewis Grissiun has returne d to the
U. S. Navy aftn spending ι leu day.
home with hi.- parents and tnends
Vernell Jame- Turner has relumed
to the U. S. Navy after visiting his ;
parents, Mr and Mrs. Seymore Tut--1
npr, ot South Henderson.
DOES your NOSE
tlOG AT NIGHT? DO THIS
jPut 3-purpose Va-tro-nol μρ each nos
jHl . . . Ο > It shrinks swollen mom
■ranes; (2) Soothes irritation; (3)
j|elps flush nasal passages, clearing
■Ucus, relieving transient congestion.
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simple nervousness and for relieving
the discomforts of headache, neuralgia,
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EFIRD'
Clearance of Winter
Coats and Dresses
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One Rack of
19 COATS
$10·75 and $ 1275
This rack includes all our bet
ter line of coats, sold for
$19.50 and $29.50, reduced to
half priûG and less. Be here
early Friday morning for one
of these fine coats, all for
$10·75 mi $
12-75
One Rack of
10 COATS
7.00
This rack includes our $10.75
and ·$12.7Γ) coats. In tweed re
versible, plaid, and black. Here
are some real buvs.
\ $7.00
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j One Rack of
i 14 COATS
i $6.00
4 This rack includes our $9.95
i line of coats. Cut below cost,
4 don't miss seeing these coats.
j $6.00
Half Price
Sale of
DRESSES
One Rack of
25 Dresses
One big- rack of regular $5.95, M
all new winter. To be put on «
sale Friday morning· for half M
price. This includes every $5.95 "
dress in the store, nothing re- N
serve vd. «
Half Price
One Big Rack
43 Dresses
This rack includes all $1.95
dresses, woolens, silks, all sizes
and colors, Friday morning,
Half Price
One Big Rack
26 Dresses
Including Winter l)i esses
that sold for $3.9f> and i$2.95,
on sale Friday morning,
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Half Price
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