I SOCIETY NEWS
apologies TO FORM 1040a.
y, .11'-. agone I've stormed and stew
ed.
Funned at .you, and styled you
Silly when, m surly mood,
]'ve tiled you.
Facts, however, change the morn:
Mow I’m not so surly;
Gladly now I file you Form —
And early.
my hitle income tax
He a bomb some chilly
Morning soon and knock an Axis
silly.
Finest Halt.
In The New York Herald Tribune
(Tub to Meet.
The Wc>t Knd Garden (.Tub will
eel Saturday afternoon at l o'clocx
West Knd Country Club will: Ah
George A Harris, Mrs. 1) Boyd
Kimball. Jr., Airs AI. Y Cooper and
Mm S. I! Wat. on a - hostrssi.-.
Miss Rub\ Faulkner
Weds Wni. Cannad}
The marriage ol Miss Ruby Clare
F.i ilktier to William Marshall Cati
",uly. "I Oxford, was solemnized at
n 'ii ITiursday. February llti. in the
I , sotiage of the First Baptist
i arch, m Wilson. The pastor. Dr
Hugh A. Fliis, a farmer pastor of the
Fust Bapti t church here, perform
ed the ceremony.
Hie bride wore a becoming cos
tume tut '’I turf tan with brawn ae
ee ' i a1-, and had a shoulder corsage
I brown orchids.
Air.-. Cannadv is the daughter of
Mr Dm- Faulkner, of Henderson
si e has the position of cosmetician
.it Woolard's.
Mi Cannadv. -on of Mrs. Fdith
FAgan Cannadv. of Oxford, holds a
:o-pnnsible position with Hall's Drug
C" ;n Oxford.
Shower (Ji\ en For
Miss Bett\ Y oun^
M ie - Mary and Rum- Speed atui
Gracia Harris were In. te- i ,,n
recent evening at a miscellaneous
.-bower honoring Mis Hetty Young,
a bririe-clevt ..t Saturday The llarn
re idence on Young street, when the
affair was held, v\ as at tract iv el> de,
..rated with a: rangenients cl tuber
I tie game "Heart- was played, u ;th
Tile game "Heart'" played, with
Mi-- Hnrence Brown a- winnei . Twn
"ther In Tle-eleet . M Man Tur
ner and Mis- M.,rg.net Hannon, were
remembered with gilt-, pictures.
In thi lattei | ,n: t the c\ cniiig
•11 ailge lee , e. | • e ..nil md, I,hi;:'
flip* ake.- Her, er\ eft t., the toiler. -
11 ft su< St Mis Y. 'mg. Iu I ■ etln
Mr ■ E. O Y .inn. Mi A. B. 1
Ml II M Hull. Ml- Delia Hay,.-.
Mes Helen Whltn.e.e. Mai \ i
ner, Don>th> ! I tgl es. Mi: l.
Parham. Ililda Hurt, t'hn tin, Mor
ris. .Jewel Snath. Jerry (' ■ , K!,,. -
eiiee Blown, and Margaret li
Honor Roll For
A\ cock Announced
\V. C'. Pee. principal of Ayeock
school, today announced the I'nllov -
mg student- were outstanding in
scholarship during the filth month,
and had won the distinction of being
placed on the -(‘hoel's honor roll:
Grade (hie Thurston Abbott,
Milton Jack oil, Brice Robert-,u.
France Ay-rue, Sylvia Thump-on.
Rose Prgram.
Grade Two Raym md Abbott,
Billy Ay-cue. Sidney A.i -me, Mary
Belle Faulkner. .Juanita Burgess.
Peggy Fra/.ier. W. E. Gill. .Ir.. Kath
leen Hayes, Ann Willi;.- -. Dwight
Pendry. Jr.
Grade Three Bill Ad,Rob
ert Grissom. Harold G Ada
Abbott. Dorothy Adcock. Marion
V' rill'. Lilli,III A\ cue. Belly Cog
liill. Leona Matthews, liarliel fY.g
, (,: I'' in Faye ('min. Helen
lie. -f"1111 Poythre
‘ " F,\ c \ irgniia Ann Flnvd
1 • At, ...IT, I! , 1, H.inly Fan Ik. -
1,1 1 A.ei I; |- i atire- Tinmi.
-'11. \aiiey Vauah.id.
1 ’ > I inies Short,
' " <" (ii are People
Him.' ' e Ay
, ( S. Mil ( 'iial |e- Tl .ido, .11 ...
1 'V.,: I . .1 . civile ( >11,11-.
•L . Alexande F,11111,i, '
I' ■' M..\ II" i ..
Mabel An . " \l- I--.,. | , .,
< '■suit \ i AhupliN
Miidi ed 111 \ 11
(I rade it ii \ . i,, ii i N •% 1 in •
Ut‘l«*n Wafi i::
' I . '
Fiance, (iili
< irilc Mrelinu.
'Du* Siif Kt I y ,\I i» • . v ('.
• •I fh F:r>l ii:t|>t 1 ehureh .• til ,
.! y e\ (
ladies parlor of the church, with M
i ■ I' y ■
'■> Ua.'ur and Mr- Ai ’.mi 11;u r;
-os.
playmakers offer
NEW PRODUCTION
i) el II I!. F i. 27. ' B> .M Ih,
Hi elhi i 'ii". nt \\ ei ,a nal play of an
: trill — rant motln r m,l lei : ,nr -mi.,,
" l bv Just . Ft I -: Caro
’I . Play oaker in P- Pic . ly Iasi
yi . ' 11 he P' e ■ -lid j,y 111 PI.i . ■
maker: ill tfiei I'n P - here next
'V".lnesd.iy. Til •! iv F 'day ml
Saturday evening . ,M.u eli I. a. II.
7. at ik.'lli o'clock
Feldman, who ■ n ■ ■ in \ . y
m cl st tinned it Sri it | Field. Ilk,
'.here he e training to lie a bomber
ad i11 o)ier t ":x . p,11p■ g to get
eavc fro ii h - rlut.o- I mg enough to
eki" to the I'll o : it v to oi ■ the
oil' d |i' riooirmn' "f hi- play.
UNC LAW SCHOOL
SPEEDS PROGRAM
Chapel Hill. Feb. 27 Tin Uni
versity .•! North Carolina Law School :
annoiino'd today that, for the first
■ • in i number of y< u students
heginn ng th. study of law will be
dnuttcd at the summt 1 term.
The present require cents for ad
mission have also been reduc.d for
the d .ition of the war. >a.d Dean
Hoberf || Wcttach. to two years of
acad< ’ < w ork in an an redited col
lege. p. o\ id d the student's i*Tatn
nent lalily him. in the judgment I
ot the lanilty. to: earlie; admission, j
CANADIANS MAY AID
IN DEFENSE OF U. S.
! • b :’T \[’« T,r;mn
K ■ fold the
■i. ■! • ‘hi lint :
: ■ .iii'il i li r ci.mpul .1 ir.>
I ■ - • ■ ' ‘ A'a ka ■
St a■ ■ h ( :11 t-pi! any
’it mpt.
Farm Income
At High Mark
\V I n t- • !*’< ‘ ( \P)- In
fee t- liaeco. c, ' ll pn ‘ . md a lew j
t fri eu It
rL i'• i ti' cm repo: ‘ t. 'ay th
lancer ' ca !i iw<.n • ■ ! 9 D 1 dah i .
1 92')
( •' .1 ■. I )!• i -1! - Id. ale..
n d govern
n < nt benet it pnvn nt- . th'* income
\va 29 per rent !: a r th n n 194H
and 9 p* r cent greater than tier aver
age for the 1921-29 period. \ pre
liminary estimate of the 1941 inom;
made in Doremher, was $11,000,1)00.
000. The 1940 income was $9,090,
981.000.
The department -ad the increase
iver 194(1 reflected improved farm
'rices and larger marketings
The farm income by states for 1940
md 1941'J respectively, included:
Vorth Carolina $216,281,000 and
!303.137,000
Government
To Buy Tires
Washington, Feb. 21 —(AP)—Tlv
il l ice oi price administra1 ion an
ion need today a plan whereby the
’o\ i rnment expects to buy up vir~
uallv the entire supply <>1 new pas
angei ear tires and tube- and tnu
liable dealer- to get their -api'al out
>t -lock.- tierl up by a tire rationing
Dealer- who wish to be relieved
»1 cairy.ng passenger tire sloe.;..
lhr<• .g:c U tiie period oi i n • ■:
■ < . part of them . '
the original manufacturer < u -
trl-.iiti-r at the cost price, p
I" i cent t*» co\ er carrying .
Manutacturer- and mas
itor- were ordered to sell d
•h • d lock • th( > •
•wind I )el • nse S .ppl a•
md to turn over to the ^ a
their own, stock <>l p.< • .
tires and till e- I) • « > S ■
c< rporatin nr preparer! u> recei
up to #"5.(M)U.nm> vaatn.
Truck tii ■ s and tube • n n*«’
included in the plan be« . * ‘In* w
under rat inning. t<* re!:e\<• dea’a .
are rti"\ :ng • >:d raj tidlv r. a.gt .
of any nd ie burden in currying
H 1 . d a! t r
-ell true1: t:re> back to manutartm* -
may do ... although they are not
entitled . * *' t additional in per ce •it
pros ided in 1[ie pa.-senger car tii"
plan.
WULBERN TO OPPOSE
FOLGER FOR HOUSE
W :n-ft-n-Salem. Feb. 27 -Julian
11 W :•< n. ot thi city had ;in
nt iea • d that he will be a -.Mndidate
fifth district Cm re onal
11 ? a! "i ill til I )enr ter, \ ic pr:
May JU
W dbei n. who i - temp* a irily !'• -
* •• d .11 Ness Hern, said bw print*.
i- ue- upon which he * II ha:-:*
■ campaign will concern 1 »bor. far
t!.e unemployed, small business
..i d general benefits.
HENDERSON PREDICTS
LOWERED STANDARDS
■ V.•••:•. Feb. 27. -( AIM - -Pnc •
Ade mistrator Leon Henderson pre
dicted last night that the “level m
nr;" in Ihe United States would
oi.-lv lab below th" lowest point o'
I lie great depression bceaus! so much
n| tin' nation’.- productive eapaciS
a i old be dev nted to war.
In a speech prepared for the Over
' , Press e!iib. in -aid that wai
production would cost the country
| more* tli.iii $.*)0.00n.Mn«i.()nn Mi i ycnv
,uid at lea t S7a.liiiii.iHMi.lHHi n I'll;.
' In other word . in 194L' a.- .iar
contribution in tin way oi lie mer
chandise 4 death, wi an prepared
o d< liver a gr ati i q mntity of
goods than this entire n • n mid in
kee)i it alive in 19k'J. Hen i n di -
I , ,
< lin e d
"It mciiri' Unit eve ■ hind lr.el.iy
• tan ing ;it the' gr pp.-pe ’ id lu
ll,it inn. It n viin Unit ’ ■ i of
living within ,, lev. • hnrl months
will he nnt much :ibn\ e 1932 mid
thnl in 1943 v. i . In,I! ;n \ full be
low 1932."
Marian Martin
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CHAPTER COCI;
CHOW INC ilvcnpliv, M.:os
ps|il<iitti'« tin' fiii'MitT , .nli v> it i«>
Am-lte liv.i f.uh-.i 1" : ■ l 'o 11 ■ C
"tt‘ic*j>hi>ni‘ svivuv" wu.- u ljuzzi:-."
sjonitl vvhifh mrant ;i lciik wuiU
thnui”h a hallway to an oUmsi
ly public cxtcnsmi! Small Ur a
(iormitory life v as tin- four .\i u
club, ill spite of a parlm maiii anu
a baby graml piano.
Dressed m a ei'intsoi: velvb ell
housecoat an.I matching ilal-liet te.l
nuiles Anotte ru oil to the tliuxl
lloor wall insli uun-M. a .-p-sins ’• b.
open hours of the '■an.-as ami the
't.11 more liarac r :.s who loim.1
. xc uses to lot:,-! !'. -1 by As she lift
• .1 the re, . iv.-t 'I ! **i 1, !l Il.ttHl.
-he took hoki t’..k:ly oi the wire
■ itli her r.yht to keep U troill
-baking.
•Hello?" .-Ut n.amiya! breath
••H id . t}•< ! This i> Jimmy
f yruitir.. H ' :ib ut lunch V"
IK r 1 ■ .u t D ll i -gilt b'H'k int->
plat t Oi- im! It fell much lcv. t r.
N«>t even to entice oavc.-droppcis
(-»ul-l sli. put animation into her
•nice "I'm sorry.'' she refused
, ith Hat disinterest, “but 1 have a
luncheon engagement."
"Dinner then?"
The girl's right hand, completely
heady now. released lb-' twisted
telephone cord. “I think I'll be busy
foi dinner, too." With c..ii-v and
toasted sandwiches, very hkoly, she
thought and smiled.
“Then you name it' As she ven
tured a refusal, he broke in with a
friendly chuckle. “Now look here. 1
have to go to New York the last of
l he week and from then* to Ber
muda. I'll he gone fully a month
and I want to see you bid ore I leave
Chicago. So. again I say. you name
it." Nevertheless. b"forc she could
answer he went on. "I m sorry
j about lunch. I thought we might
! horn in on Loic. She is entertaining
August Drake and your friend Ley
ton."
For an instant Andie wondered
how she possibly could speak
through the dryness in her mouth.
And then, though cottony and com
pletely lifeless, the words came out
in a rush. “My date isn't terribly
important. I’ll cancel it and go with
you. But I dare not bo late for my
lesson again today. I must be there
at 3 o'clock."
“I’ll see that you are Be ready
at 12:30. Lois’ luncheon is at one."
Soon after James Lyndon had
rung off. his sister’s crisp little nic
i hanical invitation came over the
••.ire. And then another call, the
costumer reporting her calico fm--k
ready for the Wednesday perform
ance. In response to both m s
sages, Anette dashed through th<‘
hallway with the same hopeful
eagerness she had felt for the lirst
one. only to experience the same
disa p point ment.
Sharply she rebuked hei • If
Why had she been so trusMn-.lv
certain I lurcnce Peyton would Dd
rphone her for lunch? Why s
trustingly certain lie would tele
phone her at all? He wasn t dut\
pound cjmply because they lnd cm
ed a •.•'onclerful afternoon *h
; - ..*«« da Eut ?h she plea -
inwardly, with a moan that actual-1
Iv was silent. vet roiled in her
< ars. ]> 1 **.«;-#• let tie- telephone ring ■
and please lot it he Larry.
Two hours la tv she sat eating
a vaeado and orange salad and s tlty
little wafers, while others at tie
table did the talking. Not that she
was enjoying her lunch. She was
too mi.-' raMe. She ached with mis
• i v I fed is it I'd swallowed a por
fiipir.o. sia- thought to herself.
Slowly sin* lift' d topaz eyes toward
' Larry, who .-at :*• r« s> the I able
■fioni h -r. heiween Jus hostes> and
August Dr.a k < ■ lb s.-emed entirely
unperturbed by the young girls,
pr* .••cm.e still a. unaffected as ho
bad been v, ben be tirsl saw her
imong the guests.
As she watched, smiic* remark of
Lois’ brought a wide smile to his
handsome i'aee. at. I his eyes spar
klfd. 1 hi":wtai. the debutante
put up a .1 m hami and gave him a
l quit k i hibiish pel on the cheek.
Lyr riticized softly ‘I d<rr.’t
see why my -aster doesn’t let up < n
1’iyt »n. She ran him ragged in New
York, then trailed him to Chicago.
I suppose she’ll stay '■ re until the
.-how el -ses " He laughci in an ein
ban In ■ • A ■ . :
a list I’utely !M'vhfi\-. Siie sliouli!
realize val.'t best August
Drake."
Am t!e • a ! not answer. Fait she
1 . I Lyn( 1 u( head
ed, with pale blond hair nestling
above the mmk collar oi her na\y
blue velvet suit, and was jealous.
Her i ■ s sliided to August, dy
e in rust
a liny g i ceil l'.a t p ■; clrd atop re 1
curls, and though she knew the eas
i adlllg Veils U i re to s* »i 1 •’] a
droopy jaw-hue and a too-p*i
• chin, she was j< alous of August
j also
In fact the \ a>h nee of hei je.d
j oiisy frightened her and m i ie h a
ashamed No good, all that stern
advice from her grandmother, all
.those embroidered mottoes that
had all but covered bedroom walls.
Be maidenly Be sweet-tempered.
I Softly insulting, such warnings,
i when what she wanted to do was
| scream and throw the dishes.
Lyndon was talking again. “Lois
! is like a thrilled kid entertaining
! these actors and having everyone
stare. Of course she would much
prefer a tete-a-tete luncheon with
j Peyton, hut that is a little hard to
| manage. August does have a way
about her. you know. And what a
way!"
The girl at Iris side nodded and
smiled faintly. “I think 1 know
I what you mean."
“Of course 1 respect lire profes
sional admiration between August
! and Peyton, but mv sister will
j make a fool of herself over a con
ceited actor oh. say now!" lie e\
! claimed, as Anettc’s features
i changed from pure white P* pm1;.
I “forgive me if I've tramped on
your toes." His clear blue eves were
tilled with concern. “I though! vou
and our matinee idol were just - as
, ual friends.”
"We are just «• • - *ia 1 friends."
' came her clipped ugreem'-ut. a her
eyes returned to I m *- Lyndon’s,
after a purely imp us-mu I encounter
| with Larry's. Why. tb- v were
strangers. Arctic's heart shrivele I
and as qmekly b mu ,n soar unf'l
it felt like a glistening plane in
brilliant sunm • a sun -! ine
Still wearing n d impersonal
disinterested m •;;! 1 any was talk
ng to his hostess. •Lois, this is a
• rightv line lum h 1 II remeniD r it
hen I'm Ira' ine. m\ r a bbit sand
. h bef r.ri
"Rabbit sa ! • ,. lr V ' Mir blond
•1 echoed
;\^r*dlv L Vi!'en’ ® p- \ * ,n p
c *1 **,•«. ii'r.i. a.' 1, 5 a
daily event. Same food, same place,
.'•ame hour, same girl."
Lois leaned hack of him to stare
at August Drake. “Not me!" Au
gust denied with graceful disdain,
although her heavily tinted face
was puzzled.
Larry deftly switched the con
versation as lie supplied meaning
ly, “She is busy with other things
at that lime of day ."
His insinuation forced visions <*r
herself at that hour, masked and
chin-strapped, into the red-haired
woman's mind. Instinctively she
lowered her tare into the veils
about her throat, and breathed
’hanks that a newspaper photogra
pher, armed with camera, suddenly
provided a rescue from her taunt
i lg leading man.
Pleasure brightened Lois’ fac
es she realized the paper would
carry proof of her chummy fneno
sliip with tlr- stars of “()rchid i Can
Choke A • ui. She leaned even clos
er to Larry. H also was pleaded
August put on the careful pi
smile that wouldn't nip wrinkle'
into tlu1 c rueis of her eyes. No «>n«
would dream she i.a I coerced their
press agent. “Have him there be
fore I \ e i a :« n my i ;i« <■ completely
<-lit of sliap. . sic li id inst ructed
1 ini. “Lunch v. .! ii the Lyndon •
should land us «»n . >ciety pag>
instead of the 1 heal i c al,"
On Wide • a; the matinee
perti>nn tia .- tood near a
l ood ill -• r V’ rr vwn.o
as stdiie - i i" i. instruct -
ing her. Ik- . aw.iy and im
meil: it'-ly i • ’ Or so sic
thought. In -• ’ a • Lain- :n
I Vyton w h<>. r a w a k of
greeting, oj . • ; . . hand h •neat!
!;er slartlcd g c
“Look!’ In tin ligl t hi • -
thive do, k - - t • lk d. hk
Mack. An os’ I. Mr o •
Larr y hi ag e ! .: a--tdy. “! n.
i inking a cull.- tar Mil n-- d no.
is a gray and v hk
For what set : 1 lor e • * id.
century A net te c - * »? • • i I*
\ asn’t entirely tic 1 - • < ur* M •
loek-of-hair id« a I i . !><•< - t a-o
lous all along It w is : !:• i> c.- •• a '
in the sandwich pH.-e 1 hat alb i
noon w hen he hadn't cwn art
It w as lus teleph me ' all the ••:isi
ing day. friendly and e\plai iloiy.
hut scarcely apolng. ■ c It .. is tl
two frightful days after that win
he hadn't telephone! at all. It wa.
the ridiculous mourning over tl
newspaper picture because he
looked so completely happy wit .
his partner- and L"i Lyndon, a
because she herself M >Ued so p! . '
beside the sober-fa ••••>i .lames Lyn
mi It was all those things, si •
, cnly encircled by three locks
h ur. and made mot" • - t estable 1
( inse ho now seemed so provoking
ly unaware of wrongdoing
She dragged her gaze fr an
Larry's palm and inquired in stran
gled, cluld’sh .-'it.,a an. “Art >
idling a sofa?" I Dr eyeballs felt
like iiiarldi' slabs Actually th v
ere soft beneath uncontrollable
t - ars.
She realized with sick lielploss
r- ss. “I'm crying my makeup I
must not cry"' And while she stood
there, beneath Larry's strange
smile, her teeth clamped, hands
\ ghtened into fists, neck and spine
r gid. lighting her emotion, trying
to ignore the fears that persistent
ly rolled down her cheeks, a second
thought raced to her. "Hut T must
cry. I'm supposed to cry. This is
it!"
She w dked onto the stage, shoul
-|ars bent beneath the burden of her
heartbroken sobs
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