SOCIETY NEWSI
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\γ ;·<'Μ I «"'s a boy
the color of a boat
m girl's hair and thmr
could make me sh--ii·; ■ wth joy.
Then I lo\ vd a Mi'«\-lui:'ί η
than a drowning 111.in the shore,
then the rneaker sulj ι :: > hm k
ι,.ι a whole groves ïcnglr.
wore a forest look,
and fireflies were .- t;:r ■ with
a -oils*· ol humor
(and God was a friend of f,.:hei':
and time
a sting that toe town bells put in
rhyme).
Tom Hoggs m Spirit.
Visits Sister.
\V C Watkins spent the week
end with his sister. Mis. H. K. Fost
ei. in Hcarpond.
Guests at Supper.
Mr and Mrs. John K. Foster and
little l'an were the Mipper guesto
S ,;iday of Mr. and Mrs. Κ. K. Foster.
Visit in South Carolina
M.s. Bruce .Ionian and children,
and her sister, M: . Carl Holtzman,
h, ' e returned from Ciieraw. S. C .
where they spent the week-end with
Mr... Jordan's relatives.
Dinner (iarsts.
Mr and Mrs. David Fuller. Mrs
Λ A. Fuller and Mr an ! Mrs. Newell
Pi ont. of F.o.-oin, w, re the dinner
gai sts of Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Foster
Sunday.
Koturns |o Cincinnati
Mrs Kthel Eden !'-turned yster- I
<i.,\ to her heme in Cincinnati. Ohio, J
.■ter -pending "veral davs with he.·
da .shter. Mrs. Lo s Wilder, on l.eh
n street.
Returns Ιο Ι'. V C.
Gene Robertson has returned to
t'·— University of North Carolina at
C apel Hill after spending the week
(•1 with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Γ Hobertson. ne. r Epsom.
Miss Williams Feted
At Bridge And Shower
Mi- M.h.ν II .n.ngway, of Hen
derson. ,.μ.Ι Λ11 ■ -. .s.im Band, of
Oxl.inl. ι ;i!( i t.lined Monday after
n.>on .il o'cloi'k at the Baird home
m Oxiord. at a bridge party and
m;sct tu ï ti<<vver honoring Miss
.(•'all U'.l.i.iMis. a bride-elect of the
Jail.
t;.u ' playing at two tables in
di'il tin· lnllowing: Miss Williams,
Mr.-. \V K. St urges, Jr.. Mr·. VV. B.
light. M.s- Dorothy Wester, Mrs.
.1 T. KiL-hardson. Mrs. M. L. Hight.
,M France- Hight, and Mr.-. L. R.
I'.-i'ich, of Oxf >rd. H:a'i sore pr,/.;
was won by Mis. VV. 1!. Might. and
Miss Williams ri ceiveu lut· prize lor
th.· next high .-cure.
In tile i.i.i ai;, i.iini the guests
were join.·;! by .1 number of other
friends, including Mis. I. Talmadge
Movie an.1 M li ιΊιι I Watknis
from 1 lende rs .η. An it· · course with
green and white bridal hvs. ndu'i i
lial cakes decorated as old-fashion'· i
I
I ι n -1 t* a ν s. nit's mm mints, was serv
1 ed.
Λ number ο very attractive Rifts
w re pre entcd to Miss Williams
1 after refreshments were served.
/eh Vance P.- ί . \.
Session Postponed
The régula. .· coting of the Zeb
Vance I'.i ι·:Γ.-Ί"! ,αΊιΐ'Γ Λ <οι·iati■ >n.
set for Thar:il.y owning of this
week has bec:: ρ istponed until one
week later, t announced.
The meet in;* will be held on
Thursday evenin;·.. ()(·'. 23. at 7:30
o'clock in the school auditorium, it
is said.
\\ '-it ill' re "'•lev < !
The Whilii'ore Wesley class of the
Fast Method: ! church will meet
this evening at H o'eloek in the ladi.s
larlor of the church.
High Γ.-Τ. Λ. Meets
The Henderson hiuh F 'P. Λ. will
met Wednesday afternoon at 3:30
■'clock in the library f 1 ϊιe school.
Mrs. C. T,. Finch, in charge of th ·
program, will present Dr. Λ. D. Gregg
a- guest speaker.
I Christian Circle
in Rcccnt Meeting
i
I λ". 1 ι . : ίο (Λι :·.,: gntional
! Ci ristian church held it.- rcgul·!··
meeting un ii rcccnt evening at the
lii.ine ni Mrs. I). I,. Newman, wilii
Mi - .lui phinc Lang-tun as joint
hostess.
jut inciting wa- up. ncd witii
script:.rc reading by Mrs. !ί. T. Wei
ll η. .'iter which llev. Frank Apple
lid i:i prayer. Oll'icers were cl cted
I'U" iiie coming yiar as follows: Mi's,
ι.. K. Burgcs.-,. secretary and treas
urer: Mr.-. John A. Hall, program
chairman; Mr.-. J. W. Abbott, social
s r\ ice: Mr.-. Η. 'Γ. Wcldon, sick com
mittee Mrs. A. W. Newman and Mrs.
W. H Steven^. new membership
committee: and Mrs. I). L. Newman,
reporter.
Mrs. T. A. Park gave an interest
ing talk about the missionary confer
nce held at Union Ridge Phristi.m
church Tuesday. October 7. The host
esses served refreshments Γ llowing
'he meeting.
Marian Martin
Pattern s
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PATTERN 9782
Vuii luve them, you wear them
everywhere-yu.ir collection 1 tail
ι ι i ll .--nit-; Pattern 9782 by Marian
Martin is a prize atiditinn to any
.young wardrobe . . . note the curving
collar, the two big optional pocket;;
plu> the hankie pocket! Long darts
lit tlu- top-stitched jacket, front and
backs, and its long-t rso length i
just right. The two pleats in th
skirt give you action room yet the
lines arc slim and trim. Make this
suit now with the Sew Chart's hein
. . . you can have short sleeves ii
you like. I'ick your favorite tweed—
a herringbone, or perhaps use a plain
wool for the jacket .'lid a plaid wool
f r the skirt. This two-piecer may
.χ- made to match or mix with other
clothing.
Pattern 9782 may be ordered only
in junior miss sizes 11. 12. 13. 14, 15.
lli, 17 and 18. Sixe IS. iaeket an''
skirt, requires 2 7 8 yards 54 inch
fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coin
for the MARIAN MARTIN pattern.
He sure to write plainly your SIZE.
NAME. ADDRESS a η d STYLE
NUMBER.
Send your rder to The Henderson
'Vi lv Dispatch. Patfrn Department,
'T' \V 18th St.. New York. Ν. Y.
.You GIRLS WHO SUFFER.
If you suffer monthly cramps, back
ache, distress of "irregularities,"
nervousness—due to functional
monthly disturbances — try Lydia
Pinkham's Compound Tablets (with
added iron) Made especially for
women. They also help build up red
blood. Follow label directions.
α hc> Arc Y yr»" ! or Honor of "Golden Belt Fair Queen"
Pictured y re some · : t: ι· · r ι·. ;i:U r.s Γι r Qui n ol (5 . 1 ; ,
Fair which will lake place :ii Un fo : u jag-ant at the ia.1-4:
Friday night, October 24, on a special stage erected for th occasion. They
are, back n«\v, left !" ncht: "M: St· > Elizabeth Currir.: "Mi.-· · > .
ford," Marie Cash: "Mi - S ; e : : 1. " Ai. U'atkins; "Miss Middleb .1
Wo dy Bennett.
Idle row, 1. to r.: "Miss Dabney," Avis Ellington; "'Miss Aycock."
ι ill : "Mi.-:· Zc-b Vanee." Beth (!: - ···.: "Mi.-.- Hcndor on," Helen
. "Mis.- To\vne.-v::ie." Ilene Faulkner.
I. to i·.: "Mis.· Mur!.! ..." La.ira Belle F -ter: "Mis.- Creedmoor,"
d: "Miss Fr. t.: π." Gt a;d:ne 11 ild. r: "Miss Henderson,*'
! :'·>·. "Miss Eps m," D-i'.iti.y Tliomas \Vcld<>n.
Visit in Durham
Mr. and Mr<. King St—4-1 I ;>·■. I
daughter. Kayletie. Mi -, iΐ a !i. S'.uii
back and daughte r. 1> r. Ann. and
Mrs. (.'. < > Πι yd anil : ' 1 . \i,,rv f ■ a
ncr and (Jeno. \ : I d Mr a ed M r-.
I. B. Kc-nn in I)urha! 1 S;ittd.>.v.
>1 isshniaiMei 1 i » : u
The J. h. Atkinson W ma - M
.- 1011a ry Si>cie|y ■ Ί 1. >eι : Γ . . :
church at Kp-om \ ill Ir ad ; ,· ··· : r
meeting .it the in.me "l Air . T. I·'
Ayy-cite Wedne ■ i..>r t; 1 . 1 . ; i
o'clock. All members are u:gcd In >>c
pres. nt.
Garden Club Meets
The \V·.st KikI (lard·. 1 1 ' i>
he entertained \V< des : t· . ..·
at 5 o'clock ; ' Wi : Km! l '■ 1 '. ■
club by Mrs U . tu,·|| Π ι.- . v|.
Kdward Loughlin, Μι- Waiter Al
ton.4 · Mrs. A. W. G .le. : -d '
Mrs. I). Morgan ('■ .per. II, ah.·,
who cannot attend a >■ a.-ked t>- no'.ity
. ne of the hostoess.
Mrs. Bar η hart H;is
Sans Souci Meeting
The Sans S. ■ , :. r.u y eh
delightfully ente: . ied : j
Frank M. I'ar ai . : : .1 .
noon. Her apartment was tas
decorated with lu 1 hi
pink rust.:-. Mr ' : 1 Xaitny
:iresident, pre i.■ i > ι r th„
.ng, and the ίι .. : . . .ne.·
which preceded the program.
("ont in i:ng the a era I .- ib.i
the year's pr : "Tit;· I .
the Southern ( thi :
the al'ternui m'.- .1 - m ·.·.
,;ie K. pit ". Mrs .1 hn L
gave· a a u-t c ■ ; ' ■ hen-ive '
the a ne - ' : c;\ . ι η ο
Ame;
Mr·. Κ ί'. Nun η ν
her usual charming iianner
en t i t led 'le ι ' Γ
Lat ■ in 1 ! 1 e ate ι a M
hart rved a t!· ! · -up; 1
to the club : 1 >e a. an. 1 !>· ;■
Mrs. L. C. Kerncr and Mrs
Keavis.
t H(liM'«<ies ()ii· rallea.
W. II .It'll . 1 a · ei
oration d Ma r.a 11 rhum h
Saturday. and 1 I to e.
very sit: factor ly t· 'day.
I' iniatot'-Pun is
lin itations Issacd
ι ■ : η t to ! riend- in 1
., !nvit;it:on ;>.· tu <i ; > ■ '
S. Ρ l'ur\ is. of s· *
:i: id Ali. S. ινιτι un i1
Purvis
• « ι ·. ■■-t tin· Inm ur of y■ mm' ρ ·. 1 :■· ■
at tii'-· niniTi.igc "1 tlu ir da ιi' r
Mary Elizabeth
to
Ί h Κι", en nil William Wallace
Finlator
S ; ,rday. i he ι a·-1 ι>ι X·
:·.! tei i' hundred and I ·ι t\ 1 De
at e:uht o'clock
• " e hy'a rian Chinch
·■ Xerti: Carolina."
••.i cards read: " I ί ι ·ι ■■ ; ' ·η
·. i ;.ti iy a Iter 'h cori au ·ην al
■ ' ■ ; ..h··· of the bride."
[ >; i-\-i s t ht grandd tir
! :ti· Λ!· and Mis. 'Γ. Ί'. H
"'i has v;-.ted relatives here a hum
·' ■■ of times H r m 1 her is the
Miss Relie Hicks, of Hen
derson.
Tintons Gathered
Foi l·Reunion
( >:i S' n.lav. ( H·!. . · 1 ·';■:,·. X
■ x: ! !. IX Tar: χ
ai iii in oelebi ' . Τ
■Y- 7." id hi nil day \l , ■
•i idi" η t. the la
-it · · : reel hir . · >n" '
1 the family carried basket lunches
• ; 1,1 ivrci tlie picnic dinner
. . v.rk stew served fr-im the !
y d !: !π', table.
Miss Hatch Bride
t )t James (iarland
1·'.· ·'.■ I ' ··;·, Hate! .in i
! ι ... ■ ::,rl;.ml '·.·.«·!- n trried
,. t : ι S;. 111 I'd.i.v. October t.
• ·. !.. 'he foi moth·.·:·.
M ! ! 1) 1! ·.·!], m Hamlet. The
! ; ι ii·'..· p ·..!·, ι ! ;e Kev. .î. H. Lan
H r.L. ol'! ieialt d.
;.. ,i. v. a· dre* ed in :i '. :r
triii nied costume suit of defense blue
.'. '· .:· ■ ι '■: ·.· h· es and a car
sag o[ white rosebuds and b uvar
dia.
Mi Garland is the daughter «>
λ!ι· 11.:. . and t. late 1 lenry 1 ) ·
vvitt Hatch. She was graduated from
Hamlet high school and attended
Mar.- Hill college.
Mr- tiar!.'".! ·· Iho -·ι<η of Mr
and Mrs. James Thomas Garland, of
Mar.-hvilie. and attended Marshville
ah se·: ol. . nd wa· 'iradnated from
l'n vi·! .'y ·.: X i :.i Carolina. II·
ι ".· is connected with the Unemploy
·*· C mpen■ ation Cmimiission
!! nder-on.
Aft·. " the ccr. nionv Mr. and Mr
i 1 ".-! left fi r a motor trip to
FI : ■!·"' mid ιμιιη their rot urn thoy
will i >e hi·ι! e rn Henderson.
ΛΙοιη'υι ι · ■ : 1 ht Uv > and
a !V\v i:ii'iut· \\ · entertained at a
iriiMi't liiiiihiun l.'llnwing the ccrc
: ι m my.
T<ibact'o is
ply in Japan.
-eminent mono
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The (jhost
Ingredient
inte every prescription Rites
an ingredient that ca-nnot bo
seen n«ir ovon distilled from
the medica-.e, yet it is there
. . .. active · . . essential ....
partit ipating! It is ihe skill
οι ihc dispensing pharmacist.
Without it. the best efforts of
the physician may he unavail
ing. Ii is your guarantee that
the medicine is compounded
exactly as he intended it to
!"—accurate quantities, pure
drugs of standard strength.
Yell can he sure that this in
gredient is ever present here!
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. : \ ; f« el steadier. Follow di
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