SO CI ET Y NEWS I
On Northern Visit.
fl (\ Anderson has gone 1«>
Mnnrotnwn. X J .nid New York
City t « »ι .ι \ ι - it € » I several days He
is expected to return home Sunday.
(iuests Here.
Misses Dorothy Μ,κ· and Mar
garet (iooch iitul Mi· Mae Mustian,
all ot Norlma. are \i itmg the.i un
ele and aunt. Mi and Mrs. K. L.
Mustian. on Rowland street.
From Wadeshoro.
Miss Annie M Page and Mrs H.
Î Dunlap. <»i \\ air boro. arrKed y«
terday to vi it their sister. Airs. L
H. Cîooeh. at ner home on South (»ar
nett street, and to attend the Ce.i
tennial.
Miss Stainhack Is
JO Wed Mr. Morris
Of interest to many friends in
Henderson and this part of the state
is the announeement. made today by
Mr. and Mrs. .J. ('. Stamback, ot the
engagement ol" their daughter, Juan
ita. to S Ν. Morris. Jr., ot Jasper,
Alabama.
The marriage will take place at
the Κ ι rst Bapti-t eiiureh l.ere Satur
day, July 1!). at â o'cl ck m the aft
ernoon.
Miss Hunt s Guests
Honored at Dance
Mr an 1 Mi William Perry Cïhol
son enter!.-med M:· Virginia Hunt'
house guests with a dance at West
End Country Ίη1> Monday night.
The recei\ mg line was composed
of Μι» Hunt and Clifton Mills; Miss
Barbara Kinney and Wallace Mnim
hutt; Mi.- Ann Shaw and ,Ioe
Macon; Μι» IVgg.v McMiilin ami
Jack Sandeis; Ml» Anne Rogers and
B< >bbv I )a\ is.
Delicious refreshments were ser
ved. and dancing ά.. enjoyed from
1(1 to - o'clock
About two hundred guests were
invited from Hendci on, Kaleign.
Oxford, Warrenton. South Hill, and
other nearby town·.
S. S. Parham I lost
To \ isitors Here
S. S l'ai · un entertain ί at nis
home at a dmni ι party I a ~ t evening
in hon ι ol .J.« K. Pluimner, S.muel
PlimuiH r and wile, and Richard L.
Hend' rs n. all ol Newport News. Va
Messrs. Plummer and Henderson
are former residents ot Henderson.
James Κ Plummer and Richard L.
Henderson have h» Id most iespon
sible positions with the Newport
News Slop Hi..Ideis and Dry Dock
Company for ii.my year-. Samuel
Plummer · president of the First
National Bank « » 1 Newport News, \*.i
I'hi - present, including the above
were Mr-. Wm. H. Mann. Thos. A.
M rgan, M. F Legg, Dr. W. II Fur
man. Mr and Mi's Kdwin Fuller
Parham. Mr. and Mrs. W. Brooks
Par; am. A. J Watkins. S. H Wat
kins, Asa and Malone Parham.
EMBASSY
1 Oc—:î(Y— I Or Phone 1Γ> ΐ
I \I)S TODAY
Ku.lv Vallée. Helen Parrish
»>
'Too Many Blondes
Ο Γ FA'S TO.MOKIUm
Hud Altlicitt, Lnii ( astello,
I'iek Powell—in
"In The Navv"
Special Showing
(if t ι· I I tt;·.·. t two Ι- I 11 a!iirc
Hint ,.|| !> .·) ,|·1· evr: ! ι : i ι ί ■ ·
"THE LIFE OF
JESSE JAMES"
Stevenson Theatre
tod vv
COOL
STEVENSON
>latin<"<· 1 ."><■—Nigh! ·ί0<
TODAY
Added: SnooRi· life! and
I'ii'turc I'«.·(>ple
TOMORROW lOr and 15c
Charlie Chan in
"DEAD Μ MX ΤΙΊ.ΐ;·
Miss Dedman Feted
At Afternoon Party
Ml \V Ii. Κι pi ι m. m < 111 < 11,lined
.'it bridge Tuesday afternoon at lier
home on Voulu; 'Mit. honoring he;
sislei. Λ1ι.~- \·Ί! Dedmiin, wlm e
marriage tu I. < 111 I'..ill \V Mcl'ol
him, nl (,'oncord and ι olumbia. S I' . j
will take place *nι July 'Jà m High
• 'oint.
'I'lic ς'ΐι1·! lii-t included the lui
lowmu: Mr.-. H. II lia-.-. ,Ιι.. Mrs
h (' l-mi^hlm. Μι- S T. Peace, ,Ιι. I
Μι . .1 Μ Peace. Μι J. II Ρ,ι van. !
Jr.. Mis Λ II Daves. Mr.-, if. I,.|
Re rccnt Show er For
Mrs. Donald I,\ ans
On a recent cvcriin/î. Μ: .ι Mar- :
H:iι C'. Τ icker entertained at a lllis
eellaiH'i'it Ι'.-ν.η h m.; Mr
Πι maid Ιλ . ι η . a recent i ■ ι < I · ■. at he
home <il5 tin· lîaleigli mad. Tlirough
out the house mixed .-animer flow
ers dominated.
Several enjnvaltle c >ntc *■ were
held. ;t·ι prizes being awarded to
Mr ■ S dix y G re η and Mr Be sie
' I,ayt->n. wlm gracefully presented
• hi 111 1 ι the hi ah·.
I .a tl ; ι klliie,; ν, ι h'·. ι I'd a ' 111 f4
.lee: ι · ι : ι ■ · 11 η c i 11 : a package fur Mr
Kvan . which contained many bea
Marian Martin
s Pattern '
Ι'ΛΤΤΚΙίΝ UTjii
ll< ru s a "diί: t'en;' . m ! un · > w a r
,ι1)1ι· cire.- · h ·ι a j ί m ι--! Ma nan
r.iai'till h...·, cri a!· cl P.■ !tern !'7ΓιΓ> w.lli
c Ίι r. origin..!ity. -pint! Λ ιί»Ί,
: :hi.- -ι a ι·ι, in .η- - en t'y tin- rip
pling c. prli't -hcvo, though you
ay prclcr tin· .-.hurt sleeve version.
ΊΊι i' extendi (I. rounded yoke- em
I ill a i/.i the new natural should·. r.- -
h tiic how I l'y lorm one j>it i· · Willi
ι'ιι slimming I'.ick pani'l. In Iront
•In > tiillow right through into the
■ear Iaie.- ni tin· long waisted. .Oiapi1
iH'il ee sections. Υοιι 111 i f* 111 gay
iy nil! r, the seaming wi'li braid nr
1 and · ;·„ .sing a strip nl it arniind
t :» bot t Ma'! the skirt, too. Poll's
. ni- I:.r auisnal curved shape ol I e
Υ η ιι· \ really exciting dress!
Γ.'!ti in l'7.i > may lie ordered only
η inn ■·: irn - .i/c.·. 11. 11', l.'i. I t.
j 1.1. Ill 17 and IK Si/ I !( requires
j '! 7 ii y rds .'il· inch fabric and 1
■ids m banding.
S |.·ιι.'ΐ ι.'|. . rKNTS ·· c ····
:■ I hi.-. MAUI \.\ ΜΛΙί'ΠΝ' paitorii
'■· nre to iv le plainly your SI/,I.
\MK ADUIIKSS. and STYl,!·
\I MM MICH
Send ν ι · 11 f order to Tlie Hend^rsoii
1 ' ! y IV ι itch. Ρ a ΤI » · ι · ι [)ι·ρ ι tinriit
·: !' W IHth S! . New Yen 1:. Ν. V
Αι Hold. Mrs. .1 L. Mclnm Mi A
W Gholsoti, .li.. Mm W W. Nwl,
Mi . .1. C\ Farmer. Mrs Κ··ν « ». Κ<κΙ
weil. Μι ÉL H. liick·. Mt J ' 11 « 1111, ι ·
,.ικί Μι . .1;·πn 1»! Icy
Hi^h >eoier lor the* .tilei rimm w .
Mi Mclimi.·. and Mt 11 :<· .
M'cond lii^h pn/c. Floating pn/.
went to Mr·. Rcdwell Mis Fopei
man presen t ed the lu»noi ;;iie· l
\ (T m her pattern.
In the I ; ι to afternoon Mr IV
I.ci m..π mt\ ed diiinlv hnd.il u <
cakt.nid mints to her HIM ts
tiful .nid ιiscfill tfil'ts.
Λ ! * > ι thirty guests were pre m
lor the occasion. The hoslcs
scnted Mrs Haywood Fa ans. ;il ο .
'"«'(•ut I>: ule, a piece ol glassware .
nattern.
'i ics t s were invited m! « ta
dmm.L; . oom where cake. ;md :
punch were served. Tht îahlc wa
\ery pretty with its laee c »\cr, and
lighted tapers in two-hranehod ery
>t:·! candleholders on each .>ide ol
'}··■ punch bowl.
Miss Rogers Bride
Of George \Y. Ford
Mis Katherine McLauchlin Iiogei
became the bride <>1 ( ί· · Mge vV
Kurd, of Louisburg. in an impressive
ceremony at tiro First Pre..hvterian
ehureh nf I Jendci son at t> <»'el<u I.
Saturday afternoon, .Inn" Lîfï. Tin
Rev. VV. I). Mclnnt officiated.
Before th.e vows were poken Mr.-·
J. B. Martin, organist o| the church.
I ? laved "Liebest rauni", "Because"
and "Sweetest Story Fa er Told"
During the ceremony "To ,i WiN
Hose" was played The traditional
wedding marches were used.
The cou pic1 entered the clinrch to
gether. The bride wore na\.v sheo
with matching accessories She wnii·
a single orchid.
Only the immediate families wil
ne-.sed the ceremony.
Immediately following the ceie
mony the couple left for .in iman
nounced destination. Cpon their re
turn they will be at home in Louis
burg.
PRINCESSES NAMED
FOR TOBACCO FETE
South Boston, Va.. July '2. The
first three o| η er a hundred prin
cesses who will . ervc in the court oi
Kegina Tobacco \* 11 in the National
Tobacco Festival were chosen here
this week.
Miss Marguerite Shell of Law
renct ville, was named Miss West
ampton College; Miss Anne Branch
Madison of Petersburg a> Mis.·
Fourth District; and Mi-s Shirlex
Mart/.cll of Bristol as "Miss Sulhm
( 'ol lege."
Invitations have been extended t<
governors. mayors and other not
ables in North Carolina. Georgia,
Tenu» · see. West Virginia. Maryland
.aid South Carolina to name prin
cesses for their states, districts, οι
municipalities.
Close's Column
ΟϊΙίΛΝΝΥΜΛ WAS KICÎIITY-KIVK
but (îrannyma got around. When
ever or wherever something was
going on. then· wa.> also (î.annym.i
Take thi4 day of he parade. tor in
stance. Cîrannyma took oit i.iy !ηί
self to see the parade. She was a
little woman, however, and try a>
she might, she eon Id not l» l · t neai
enough to >ee what was go.ug .»n
Suddenly a distinguished looking
man came up to her and · aid.
"Wouldn't you like to see the parade
Irom the State lmu. e? You'll liavi
'a much better view ! ro'.m iliere."
*· Wliy yes." said Cîrannyma. Id
like it very much.'
So the distinguished looking mar.
îook (îrannyma nnde: his ν ng and
began to push hi· way through the
crowd. "Make way lor the lady!"
ne would civ, as though she wen
sonie one ot gre.i * imp m ! .nice Kac:
time the crowd would part lik<
the Red Sea and (îrannyma won!'
pa ■ by t'p nit1 » the State In»u. ·
they went. ( >nee in ide, the mai
•ommanded that ( îrnnnym.i b · » \
ι chair in the window where then
wa· the best po> ible view. 'Πι
man stood behind her chair to set
that no one tried t<> make lier move
It was a wonderful occasion for he.
and afterward she thanked him ano
went home to tell the lamily a!
about it.
"What a nice man!" -aid he
laughter "Someone of importance
>f course. I wonder who'.""
"He was a gate crasher," said
Îrannyma happily. "He was Usim
me as a racket to c.et a good view
• r himself. But 1 certainly did havi
ι wonderful time."
V * Λ
iikki; stohiks from pukhti
:<!('( ):
1 > : ■ i' 111 n Spam>h (lays on try boxe
.•.til· built al'ins till' const at in
■ivais .mil tin- u.iard·. were changei'
each night ι )ιη· night a .-.entry d
ippeared Λ -< arch wa> made, hut
• trai'i1 .)t h:m could he found
The next night tlx· new -entry also
disappeared \nother. more thorough
search was made Neither man was
r seen «pain. Many théorie were
advanced, and the accredited one
as fantastic. There had been :··;
abnormally hi^h tide on both nights
Distinguished Centennial (iiiest
Ont υί tlii· ht·!.··!· il gai·.- ' ·
July 1. 1' and '.ί. \\. Λ.ι.- I. Π· yd
dauglitei ut Chid .lu :.«··■ Laoiiaid 11· ι
Cell! t. lui whom the c.tv I I l· ttder · ·!
il Imvn l»> t. e Stiitr I < ■ u. -1.11 .;
tli.it ι \ ι·!11 .ill I Ι; .ι 'a ; M :i ' . i.
by the legislature ni 1 i·' h 1.
It was decided that the high tides
had I in 'Ugh 1 a 1111 u' ' ■· ' ·| 1 ■ ' ' 1 1
and lli.it t-.n-h senti \ ! ; tu ·. i.ul
carried a v. ay l>y *::t
lake a d: < a ι : < a i ·· a i
ί 11 a · 1 u : r . . tin· : \ · ■ - -1 · 1 \\
•onung iiitu barb": I wa I · · - · r i > · '
Λ til I■ '.il. Oil . i. a."l> !" |r.
iad a ' ί icrcd ", · Ά a '
I va .Ί". ι·', tin· \\a;.. i .. . a ι ί
i •••lor ν ;\ id. Sud.i· ν :.11 : ::..'·
I I urlll'd I" ll": !'· I. Ί · VI". Cl Ά a
headed ra. c111 I ■ a ' coral n!
I I Set ore then1 eye , ι1 · 1 the hug·.
; coral !"' >ek a nd \\ ι ■ η I down, a .
hands lost. There was ii" radio then
: I hilt m ..'.ht · ,·\ ι sa , ni ' I : \\ .· a
diva η i. It ha ι .pi'iii·. 1 . ! ι S : .1 a. ai a
' lillili.
Th<· la -1 .·: ·. y ·. ; a an
; ee.-tress "f one Ί ' ■
j tan', taa ο lie.- a 11 · ! ■ I! a > Sa
J wa- m love with .· V'nai; .nan ·'
whom her fam'Ty disapproved. When
1 -he refused to change Iter maul ·
I or her heart . . . she was cnt to ;
i ci invent. 11er v. ··< · t : a : . a ' a ·· ·1
from a voyage to laid that she w r.ild
-non take her last v. .· lie .. ttend
i ed Mass and the ..a IV' ·. a;u :.a -I a
I voice That night -he '.a.-hioiied .
I r.ipe and .-lid d ■■ a · ,n · · i··
I » · i η 11 : a ι Γ... . '' ' ; . · .
heroine, she fell, breaking her leg
The young η . . : a .1 a ' 111 -
ancle who ' a la··" ia I .on
i tlll'V \\a ; .1 ι "a I . ' .a I '
•.vieil · t.a· ; : ■ . ι
tower ·.· ' e .a . .ai !· ·\\ : ;
eau -till be · . a
'Century of Progress' Is
rhrilling, Impressive;
Parade G: eat Spectacle
I
I (t'ont aia· d : ι I1.·,·' 1 1 1
! tie. Ill ι -teruia Ii r 1 I.aid a
I -ideu ah,.· stam · . t a av
' ' all a " la ' till' in' a p..
! It wa- one litr: · ·. :
i . h iideia< a : uita! ia :1
Attendance 'lie "i ' a > oi
■ .»r« ! I. ' on ' a ' a
ielil ol II. : id· ;gh -a ·· Γ
lay night !o! !>t 11 ■ ' rt · ι ■1
entatioa .·:·.· · · II ιλ;"··:. ι a
11 had I 'eell I that .a : a |»|'< '
vision: ! a ι i : " aide a · λ I
thai Would a ' !. '· U t t. . ι ι ■'!.'■■ e '
t a η ι Is 11 η (i 11 ■ a ν 1111 ·. ί ·. a ·. · . ·
ill 1:1'. i . a.i I I · 11 ν Γ ·
'. '111 e ! ι ! 1 : a 1 a ! ;.. -a.il I ! ; V -
were :. ν ι η "a w y
'l'he erre:· · · tile e: a. η ai·.·,
the queen pa the |a;:· aa!
■ell 'Ma M Fa! a
eniwned ιiy M I''>wcl 1 .. ija·· ι
• Γ 111 e t ' e 111 e ι a ι d , 1. 11. I 1 1 ■ ·
il.-o ! t . itive ···· · "■ ·
\ I a a a I M gillia I .,
VI ι - (.'··! an! ■ 'lia: ι ι : a. S Γ,
Kogei.-, Ot tile \ ' ·■ lio. I ll "1 II
ty t'"ini)a.-si : and "lie "t tile
lie 11 ii ii ihi" ... exec, . 1 ve ■ ·:■
nittee. e\t ta- greet a ι l; ··> t la
in et η. Al! ami 'ht a · t
ttelldilti 1 . λ a.au a· I a ·1.\ .a
lageantl y . · a :ιιι il th.- ο 11
non·.»", a 111 r .·. the th a te. η :
de ol the p. il of in gi .·
•jan, depicting nistory ut tin· c.ty
ι nd county.
The ,-c\ e. .. episod e:a i ad
t ■ rough tin· . ■ day.- !·· loi·· tae
colon le-, toe. -la . m indepcndei ι · .
tr ggh .- oi ' · 'nies t pi e-erve
aeir l.in rt\ . κ ot tla railroad
nid chartpreiu Hendei-an, then
he t'<\ 11 \V 1 wed I►> agric.ii
tuai ad· ι.η, · · '.' and th. ι.e ni.i
tion ol Van· « ity fro:. ι· a t- .·ι
Franklin. ( ; a ae and Wan ell
•mint·· - 'Γ " w a. ·. an ι ρ
ode ot the (i \ Λ aette.-. · m ins u
ο the grand ' ·:...·· during which the
■ntire cast ot . a filing like â(111 ρ ο
olo appeared ' igelhi r. 'oraiing a
wheel of progress ar und Mi-- Co
lumbia. and repi e.-onting the ,-ta'e.-.
While the va-1 a--embly was gather
d on the ground before the audience
they -ang "God Bie<s America." and
the audience ] ">:ned in singing ' The
aw»laswwMBlllWBMWWi1 maxaamv.
si· H ndersoii Centennial fclcl»r;it!.>ii
Vhite, of Birmingham. Λΐη.. a grjnd
derson of the North Carolina Supreme
: \v:i named when it \\ a» chart· red as
"41 Tat Centennial coinnicieorat d
i.vi ; ary of the tormation oi Vane :
. . Si.ani:\ (i Iianner."
• la. pel Hicks was the principal
irrator. assisted Ijy Russcl! L. Row
. . an! din ctor. ..ι ' MUo
ad 1; 11 lliek- ' . the r Κ
Ι ι .. : Taae.
; : : dep (" : 'lie <·.,. ly
:.! ' the 111 :, ·■ η see; ι ai,
ill : I ' ' ill I place 'el
■ 11 and nt ι r en a - ι .cciipv a : the
(.►h 11Y « ! Μη c mmunify Vciv
nuch un ι irl, te m », » »! the naming
• ι Hendc · toi Ch.r! .! -hev
Leonard ll< :.1 i» ' «π, ol the Stat· S ι
)M · <· ( ' ; · · Un . llj^otiop »t
λ \\ i lit'in. , .. .· » fcave th» ground
•π Uh ι . lit» (i . 4;iti η ua.->
• · :i. . 1 1. 1 -i. λ· Ci..
ne m a mai η j ι .ιί 1W3H.
i'n « . < ; «ut u ii ti « 11 t ^ i c ·
·'·-· · : · "· < lt î< · : 11 - toi .ν,
; ' ' « :<4 i I il ill Γ I. .^Îlly Cl
. · U! ..Ht ·; ·· 1 . · ( ι € ·} >t;( ij ! « .
.\ο· 1.1 4 il Kl j )( a ■ ' \ Ici the
> .:0 1; ' dip y t
ill il (i .< : < H ( * M. i' M ' î . i .
ti'i «··.!· · v\ « ! h rec ! a ι ng
eh ... .,1 <i ' : ·· .. ι, a need i ' iIli ; n
·; 11. . : i 1 . ι. r ' :.Ί ! :■ 1 ! ! f d Mid the !.. *
λ · rd ι. li ;r. el cou. fort. Al:·» «»n
tii^pliiy v ,<·· «»rif· ol tht mod'""n
' ·· ·. .11 ΙΙ.Ί' *i!i thl S» .1
la..ιd
i iie ι l'en ·. j >: »g:nm today ;n
.1
\V Λ Γ )' ,11. "I t :S', ! · · .S
( ' ' on Tin Suprci «
C : : iîid i4 H ; - : y *, ;}; ι , ,■ m
\ lac
; . : ' : i . " · < >·. · v. ' ' ! hci !
\l '··: tli« )>.ιî a de .: ' ·
t Mtid and t ·m■ H« ndci
■ ι ' 'in·: ι -eh' i hand gav a con
" ' * ·. the ·. <·!.: · I i»'r 'inai Tac
t ;.nd we . f nlf! ta an rl a j a ι ci icon
ί the 1 îiût'O ι twice - îat ion a mile
"·! t! io.lcii- s·, ad.
Al'te! * !. il',' Mt 1 »! .·' ' . the
Ce! îcm î :a i ha : will i >e L'. '.en .a lin
' ! ' I i . . i < ! . \ ' ' M '! Y 1 I 1 ' . ( ' I ),i I '
ni .n !'· ad.
Λ !■ r h. v. il 1 he l*ι· en at the
! : ta ;· - ··: . ' ·· '-1 . nea» ( ί illhnrg.
' 'ai* η l'a· · a t ol Ihe city, tomorrow
a "1er·!'»■·,i. v ' l· 'uni Πν ai}·, para
t( j. ·ιο nd t i·· la..· Final
••'ι·' η t · : ' · ι ο F t11" | ) a li ' ■ · ' î l'iin or
• < ι ill end th Ccnten
!.. 1.
Λ ei ca* nala η 3 pa. "... comprise
• ·· · ·* " .!! »n acres.
I une Limit
In Strike
itm ii rt I
I ' .U· < >IIC
■■ Mil;
d to tl··· <uui t ■
<i H
Kcctipct-alinu
< .. ι i < » H. . Sr. let; liilhn m
( ; · \\ ' \\ · : λ ι n 11 -ii
V < < .·. .· (i ' t ·.« : « ft 1' /
• i. ι y - the part η th< set · ϊι ν ci. km*
** Relieves Pain of Periodic ^
Female Weakness
AND HELPS BUILD UP RED BLOOD!
Lydia Ε Pinkhams TABLETS
'with added iron) have helped
thousands of ^irls to relieve pain
"f lunctional monthly weakness.
Pinkham s Tablets ALSO help
Ijinlrl up π-d blood and thin aid in
promoting MORE STRENGTH.
^Wurlh trying! ^
NOTICE!
W. W'il' !>c Closed All Day
Friday and Saturday, July 4 and 5
M l!i ; 1111 y Simp Vanity Beauty Simp
Vim'ih· I'-t auty Shop City Ucauty Shop
\V ■ ■ i, I. ' I :. ; 1111 \- Shop .lewd Hcaiity Shop
Hlaiii'licttc Meanly Shop.
NOTICE!
Fourth and Week-End Vacationers
We will be open all day Thursday and
Closed all day Friday, July 4.
We will be open all day Saturday, July 5
To supply your nerds in beachwear. slacks, and
cool things to wear.
Efird's Dept. Store
>
230-232 S. Garnett St. Henderson. N. ('.
We Are Open
All Day Τoday
in cooperation with other Henderson merchants, we
will remain onen all day today.
We Will Be Closed
Friday, July 4
In kivpm.u' with tin· ]>«» 1 ic*\" of this store, we will remain
c: sed all day Friday. July -1th., in
celebration of Independence Hay.
We Will Be Open
aturday, July 5th
hiver minttliil ot our duty «>t service 10 uns secuon. we
will be open all d;iy Saturday for
the benefit of our patrols.
'JhoUomoof Bolter Values'
DE PT
'Henderson's Shopping Center'