Society News f
OK I.OVINKSS AMI I.ArCIITKK
• Little there is Jovolmiss unci
. taurf'tUT/' , 1 «. i
Vt*i still complain who hove iuit
learned search
rcr-.uii iiici moon upon a sky-biue
ratter.
•.till.- that gather in the ihcam
* UiK biivh.
Look' Ale.alows wear the damask ot
till' II.' '<>11.
c,Ivii .i'"1 .-hadow in its bright bro
cade;
Anil lia\t .v"u "ever watched the
ng.'d"""
Qt wii.ii :>■! sunlight in the ilm
tsci .-hade
jj„t. u ii"! lelt the June rain's '
>ilLi 11 touch,
I): sccii tl 1 fax blooms roll m |nM,
ji,,n can >on ^t»ll insi>l there is n >i
much
Of l,.\. .• and laughter leu .,n
v;,:V" , ,
Wildi ..ouut you hl;e a llowci it.*. !
jhe tub beauty sweep eternity''
I'l 'Sfl'TK MIDDLL'l'i •>»'. ' I
Krturti> I rum Utran View
I .y l >\\ t'11 h.i> I c'liriirii
i, Vli'iv, \ a.. atli i j.» is.l
IKk ",l' lM:' Wll'k-l'llll llll'll'.
(iiit's to Texas
Jl: K.|1|'I| lliflllt |>i.i'iiicd 1 • ■ leave
, ,ti .v • >i -i visit "I .<'wi.il ft'wks I
. '|i •> "t. I>.111(1. l'tf. lC.iljiti lli;*.iil.
» 'i ti . Av. Alii.. M.nut. «A'.. j
l^wic. Texas.
\ hitnr<> I in in Washington
M: Marvin Tavcnner ami s.>ii. I
ij, \ t U a. Iiiiiyliiti. I >. I".. | i nt '
. iiitl ht'iv with Mrs. Tax vii- |
. p .: rut.-. Mr. and Mrs. II A.
i . 11 tin- Ox lord road.
Ili'tiirn to Norfolk
*i!' !• IS Ncliweitz and <ui ISii
i. . 'n: m il hi then hi.ini' in
>. \ .i . alter In inn tin- ^iii
..I \|: Iscliw«•! t«:'> .limlticr. Mir .
Jnji'l Smolensky on Willisim St.
lii'imiis from ('oluinltia
M I'lii'• Mnl'li v ha.- ri'tii:lieu
• . i iltiinbiu, s. f. wlit'iv slio vis»
•t i . Iniillu'; in-law and : ti ..
1>: 1 Ml l.clalld I Si itiiinli. I.t
i- ,\i lil.Hi.i I Sr.. r 11 ii >i i ,ii ritii;|i..ii
:iti hire and will s|n'iiil i«m
•,.i. . with Miss Moblt'y anil Mrs. «>.
Wnrtham-Pace Vows
T;ikcn ;jf Scr\ i c c
On Smula\ \i<'ht
•i I*
li.!
t
.nil
it!:
! I >nr!i;i
i i ci ii* in> JH.'i: ii'n id by ■
Ifcv. I- Nurfli'i t {;.ii line..
' «r"in w.t|> Uu- invasion w
n l ir the c\ I'linii*. dciu(
M (innlncr. winch wa»
7;.alitu* ..I U.Mv- Innik,
:tcrwaril Mr-. A ,1. l»a\i>, ,
I'la veil "( ' I': iiniM- Mi-."
Ii/ubeth Jenkins sanit "I Li
: lllv.'
i • hi|iii i nti'i i d tl;i i hu: ci: 1
tinatti tided. ». -in ...?••
r'j 111 i/lisl Choi us The in
Mii Worth;
U.In I i- ,
I' M I 'a
•ii .1 M
I llendc
Marian Martin j
Pattern —
—
9424
in - -• -i -piviv ! rocks
•nil .1.1-1 ,:i in » Miii|iic. lie
Mariiiti Martm
..t «■: i. '.'1- i i.- ait.,|.Ial>le 1.. m
>> i ' '• > ' .' • ■ |>. lill'lkcii
:: ..n't I > I<\l ll.<it >iill11
|>"II fti.m:iiltH- .M.ii'.u tw.1 Milt.
ul '• i: :
Pattern IMII4 tuny in ordered .>tu>
,1- e- .nut W..I1 I'll .- M/.CS i i. Ul,
• :ii. . !•( ami I'J. Si/.e
> hi,n.. t • i >...il> Xi-iut u.
tM.ua £>l.Vlhh.\ l f..\ I b in
Itus Marian .\la.tiii pattern,
r.'.e jil.i.n.y blZK, NAMt, AL>
Kl.tiS .imt S'l'YLt NL .MULIt.
Niitl >i/a: auter to U.uly Dispatch,
ill*. *:. Uepai 'mwil, UlS- W. 1 am bt.,
l-.v Yuri;. N.
1 Secausc at uie sluwnc.-s of the
ui.a, delivery ot our patterns may
Ku a icw auy* longer itian usuai
Wknow Icil^cmcnt
()t \Y'(Mil Shipment
Ml 1 ..turi :u"f l> Wall. Iicail c.l
i in. ' Vatic. i ■ mil v
!.-i|-ti i ..l ■ Ainei a .hi iii'd I'liisi.
Ha lllii vii t il.v ll;a» j.l»c llil re
. fil .11: a. Uu .wii lii'.i lilt-Ill • a
■I '. I milt >11 IIsij'kIiI S. .1..(Hi
ll. . 1. ■•..N. V II.- . \I'll
I ; : i i . II I t a |tul
. :
. i .ii i.n " *'.»••• uar
Stllp'UIIK m!.:.it i allot iivr
i|ll .!., i•! v.• • ■! n IT
,, ul There I l . I.H ::>• «jliail
• • • n| Ii. In I III.> Kill'.
. : .111' nit: !!h :.•• . i III i-nlrr .
. .ul.' tln-ii: I . j.fiviir men. *
| \ • 1 • I 111 llil '
It V • i tit> . >| ."la
The an.
' i C.l
ri li' anil till
Ill p\ I (Tilt
10-year aver*
OUR NEW
Store flours
EFFECTIVE MARCH 1st, 1943
OPEN - - 9:00 A. M.
Everyday
CLOSE - - 5:30 P. M.
Monday tliiouyli I riilay
CLOSE - - 3:00 P. M.
"Henderson'i) Shopping Center
Cake-Cutting Follows 1
1 )un 11-Pi nnellR ehea rsa I
immediately pillowing the rehear- •
al ol the Dunn-l'iuncU wod
lutg Monday niglit Mr. ami Mrs.
Krank K. l'nmcll, parents ol the
»ridcgn>oin, eiiteitallied the bridal
>;,:tv, immediate li lends, and uiit-ot
"vii guests at the traditional cake
utting at their home on Young ave- '
lue.
The hiuse was attractively devi
ated Uiii.ii^lumt with slimmer lluw
i-. 'l'lie inning room table, enver
•d with all embroidered lace-trim
•d unpolled clntli, a nil'. «'f tne
i. idcgriioin to liis mother, was cen
' WITH OUR BOYS •
IN SERVICE *
Arrivrs SalVI.
M' and ah,. !•:. |.. ||i;iv,..
ieiv.it wind II,.,1 II,.-,,
I- I Jan ler, li..s arrive,| . ,.i,
a' >>i . de. i;nati.*n.
Spends |>a> llere
l.ti;;« ne i;. I-n. j
•> back In I inkers l-ield, OKI.
I" ll'Min,e his dntn ,,i ||,t.
ation h.j.pin,l. pen. ye;.|,id„v here
nil 11lend, .,n,i v. itn lu parents
' • "I'd Mrs. K II I'atteixm.
I'i.i i imlcd
t pi. I'.dwin li. \\ ii..in: <m, Jr.. has
'ill plitllOHfi In till* 1.1111, t| ,tt
cant. suanm. d ;.t Camp Ailer
ury. iluliatt.!, I„ i, ,„.v.
iillll Ills .itInn• ... , .i i I...,.,.. , ii'ad
•glial I ,1.. A. I', i I. t a.. 'l
ui.-ier. i\.islr. lile. ielui.
•i Camp
Visit I'ari'iils
Cpl. John Ci. 11 till N .ii,. . ..
'landing, I-la., and Ami i.- !.••< ii.im
i.hi. ,uin-l.e, j,, ! Hiiiii ri.isj. i s.
Ii . . t.,1 mil. 11 at Ciev. ian i, ' >h. •
I *. nl .-eviMal navs la.-i w.ei; will,
icir parent.-, .vir. and Mr,. .Mm ,
liillin.m. nl Walt, i - street. .\»rth 1
icudcrsoit.
I t inn .Maneuvers
l':i\all- .!•«• S. linbc. nil i.- al
• •lue i n a ion-nay turlnn^li iroin
le Tennessee Army maneuver.-. II,
a, ,latiniied al Camp Klatditig.
la., pi 1'ir In going into Ine i1iimcli\- 1
s. tie is m the 7UIh ui\ i.-mn.
Hicksboro News
15. AlltS. .1. I». RNIU I
Mr. and Mr,. .1. C. II ..:i 1
I:, and Air,, liill llnvlv ami 1
.a were di: nor guest, nt Mr. :.:i t '
!r... T. \V. Hick* Sunday.
1 eu Dicker-.li and na -4'• i*.■ A'.a
le. .-pent Simdav w li: All. a'u! M:..
:. K. l)u'koi>,iii.
Kinndf will b, Ulad to io.i, Ir.
I 1'. Clink, who ha, been M an I
;ii staying with Ins da .g- . Al
iC.ger Clark, in Hinders >t 1 ku j
.r.v, has retlirnori h.iine.
AIks Kcbocca l)icucr.vm .-pell'. !:;•
e. k-end with her pare:.Is. Mr. .md
lr,. !{. K. Uickorsnn.
li I). Knott ol Chester. Pa., ;>vn'
couple ol days with his uncle. J.
1. Knelt, l.l,t week.
Mr. and Al .-. Fletcher Xnrv ;
inl family SpV'lit Sunday alliviiini
illi relati\ o around lln-l.-b- .
Ah. and Mrs. Kd I'■ i\<I ;i»■', l\\ •
hil iren. Aim and Jackie. 11>■. \Ii>
nl. Illakt* \\e:e vis.I'M, til Al' and
lin .1 11 Knott Sunday event'v?.
Cm!, r.ioiiglitnii Clark o! I'
nl .; V Y.. hi.- wile and !i* r 1.. ' i<
lis. .lack Abbolt. visited .1. 11 K:i
nil lamily reeelilly.
Ali- Flora ('lurk >!« 1 ■. .1
eel; with her .-mi at Api>. . nil
iivnil, in 1,'aleigh.
All and Mi.-. C.ilvin («i ■'
'.itliell. spoilt S. • irdii.V i • . u i
II day v. .Hi Al: . <i
<K-,I Will, tl.IV.-ri,: V., jll(, c;|,;c
'7'' m.,'"' ' t.l Kk- i.lld
W «'in. I he u-u;il v.<lll(1 KllK.M
' WHS «II I ln thc
riming (tccornti
I" -xlilllhin to til, mI<||„j. c!lkl.
lHtiK-.i s.ml .ither <1.!.. m
As-i. ting tin' h<„u->s i„ sorv_
li1". VlT- -r1' ^ A1" ''lUMfll, Mrs.
iwiipn r. 1 Miunjjson, vl m,x i >.r
Si»nd(»r<. '
i»>-; the , , ,|
' v.-ci.l I" ' , Wln'c llotiKc
Ui „t i„r lur ■ entcitain
•'« li. «■< t:,|.liiiientitiB x .r t'l idc and
Taifcosd Lcidy
f
IT WAS EOIIND lo happen. The
Hals ha\ o invaded the myotic
haunts of the tattoo artist to repay
the loyalty of lighting boy friends
who hear su.-h tender sentiments
as "Love. Mabel." This Chicago
n.iss wears the iiiLigira of the Army
Air Corps. (fuieriintionel)
Mr. . ml Mr., V'vn.y C<!ey.
Ai: •*. Ki >tt sjhm '.i'< week-end I
» th hi j.iitxnb. Mr. .. (i Mr#. J. U.
A. C tiiH-nl Saturday n:sht|
.•td S ,i;«l v v..ir, Leonard anil AI'ji
K::ott.
Picnic Supper Is
Had b\ l>hilatheas
Tin :.! .!! i;ly i:.o iw ..f Hie Clair.- !
.1 I ■ i i 11 . of the KiW
' I ;. ■ ! v; held Monday
< \ i •. it;. ... i . Kmt;'., I laughters j
I'ark M Cai line Mil's. i;m >'
I■. t! • i < nit'. '. read the »li \ "ti'inal i
lino'. |.>lli>\M'd lv prayer. Mrs. j
. 1 ! i ... p • i h.n nan. pre
. i .i Mi .1 lYanklin Mill,, the j
l ' I• »tilei . V. • < .1 \ «•!•> Ill- 1
t . . in i.! '.i tin* Snile Ha
il.t ; i mi en'i.-ii lielil in
Kali try reei nlly, which she at- [
" 'V1'li
A a mi.- ne 1 --i"!i pre
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
-TT.O Authority on Authorities"
'•HI NT ON l»I I i:\SB
COUNTING t(.
tiii ■<:; which the <!.
l«nve in .sight car
your defensive pi
sltmt If you sr.
Certain c;ir>l
ermg it. is liketv •
one doubtful 111
make Ins con*!
means cover it. I
other card or > .n
promoted Iv .
next in rank t •
anything al • ■
as if your |>.i:' •:>
or cards. y->.ir
thwart tJie .kdarer's entire plan.
4 A 10 8 7
¥ •
4 Q J 10 C 1
ASH
number of
see!i s to
• tl.c key to
•. m..ny occa
it letting a
without cov
Kivc him the
U\ lie lie< <!« to
then by all
: lie also ha:: the
which will be
means into the
i von couldn't do
anyway, where
rr has that card
covering may
♦ Q
V A .T 'i r,
* A K t»:
+ a p :j
ftv.iler: Wist
rultu rablo 1
West North
r.ia
J'asr 1 *
Wr sI s openin
Neither side
Ivist
Pass
Pass
l'a>.
South
1 ♦
2 V
n t
lead hero was
ohvioii. Certainly In- wouldn't
Se.'i'l iway from either of his m i
}or kincs intsuit bid by !)•,.• I
ei ■•my nor In'o tlv supported dia
t I- - bif rlub % was soundl; !
. ><•!'. .->"11(11 let l ast *akr tvv'f i
ti. r hi lie suit Hid used his \ !
c*\ iru tliir> With one trick
.: o jviilabl. dia.tif., l i
». . t ■ : ti.jt • it . 'he vujo.- i
in H pi:k up or.? rr.ore *or: . • '
Sii-'.s . '*4 fey SC.- '
where.
S|Mtle (
iKr.l w.i
W.st
J-'.illt!! :
•lor to I
I" w.iit
So ho •
won. K
then u.i
Why
f|iiiz< .1
was l>
trick
makiiiL
l av, -i
I hoj
if J-'
sp i :
lie In
nin
»v< r . t
pa«t ■
If '.v..
tr.. . •
Itivi'ty
T:\uu; for it. Iin led the
>. :m«i the crisis of the
at liand.
• .i a l.it. j'licssed that
• 1 'I have th; .1 ki or
■ • I l1'*. Q. and decided
: t t:.. .1 r« fori- covering.
: v- i the an>i the Q
iand two nc s
■ Spilth hi* tame.
: in i West have soldo
when the spade Q
. nth already has on*
;:.imond . look certain,
and he surely must
!:. art A s>> that it nnd
A • ill m ik<- eight tricks;
. eel- a trick with the
I t i limine; of course. If
J. he is home
iv.v only chance, how
• Si:: i t!ie spade J in my
:..ind. I will cover."
1 i ' d< ve that, the con
.:. h i vi been teftten poa
I oinot r.m's Problem
* Q J 0
v J 2
«S02
A K Q 0 3 2
A fi 4
V s r. 5 .1
♦ A K 7 4
X A 10 s
A A K 10 8
VAKQM
*- n '<
*0 1
W' N. ithcr side vul
• ii" l lf.Mrf, Norths
i ar. South'* 2 Spa-lea
• ii wh.it are North's
■* .all* ariong 3
i..-j v.bD, tad
More Peanuts
Are Milled
Italcigh, Juno 211.—Tin: recent .
leanul stocks report showed lhat i
lunng tito 1!H2—ij season threiugii !
•lay ^1 liuil about 01 per cent more '
icanuis were milled Hum to a com
larabie (late a year ajju, according
o tiie war loou administration and
lie Noith Carolina Department ot
Agriculture in the WeeKly Market
>vws Service.
Meanwhile, the indicated liisap
icarance tnrougii May ol edible
lu lled peanuts was about l.> |*t '
eiit uioie Mian during the same pel - ,
i'd last season, Farmers' stock puces >
k'ete unavailable.
A scarcity oi current supplies ol !
ecus remained the outstanding lea- |
lire ol tlie market during the week i
'tided June 22. 'Hie demand lot
uost ieeti> continued urgent ailuough ;
niproved pastures in many areas]
veie supplying increased tiuanutic-: J
• i leed.
1 rices held at maximum level on
ecus up ii which ccilnigs n.r. e on n
slabhsmd. l tie index number oi
>iioiesali iccdsiull puces wa- about
llicu.mgcd at l'tU.3 compared with
l'iti.2 lur tne previou. week yiiid
llii.2 l'>r ilie eonespoiidunj week
a.-l year.
•>l>uu Saiiniieiits llcavy; l'riees Oil i
I'otalo led rtu> and prices toppled '
Ins week wi.en approximately iiiiiii ■
ai lot equivalents moved market- j
vard in iiie day and values .auk
roin lie.* eciling to tlit- Hour and I
ov.er. La'.e in the period prices]
ahged lioin SI.'J'i to jO.ol .. Iiundnl j
join id sack at shipping punit and !
rom .SI to $3, depending upon ;',rad> . |
it wholesale in .New York. "1 In- cell- '
ag I i proilueeis lor I". S. No. 1 i
plul- is S2.i'U and tin- lloor s2.2.>. i
l.ive-toek pliers were little chang
•d liom a week ago on the price set i
ing Chicago inaikel. In eompari- i
oil. swine value.- advanced Irom 1" |
0 15, mostly around 1" ecu > per
itindred on thr Carolina aim Vu
.iliia markets. I losing tops lm
i«iod and choice oliermgs were t -
aljii.-nio at !»I3.3:) on the I Cocky i
.tounl, SmiUtlielil and Whilovilit
uarkeis aiul al jl3..>u in Chnioii. I
•ayelteville. Florence. l.uuibi r.nii j
.no iCiclun >nd.
Suppi.es ol liens increased slight- I
v ma lo Hie hot weal In r. (iecluimg I
gg prouuction and the ceiling ol
i.me 1 locks. This customary sea
•oiial condition, known as ilie ".lime
lush" is not. a> heavy as in pre
vious years. Meantime, prices lo
aimers throughout tne st.ne ranged
1 t in 20 to 2.i cents per pound.
Cotton rim luates
Cotton pnee *luetualioiis were
■arrow dining the week and closed
>ii Friday -111 cellts a hale higher
han a week earlier. Suet eol on
narkets were le.-s active. Mill oe
ii..ml conlinucd slow . Weathel t ■ •:t
•Ititms were mostly lavorablc to tin
lion crop. The in niaii-.it average'
nice ol 21.13 cents lor middling
i.'>-10 on Kinlay cjinparcd with 21.u.i
■ week :and lK.'Jj cetus a year j
igu. 'l l.i. Highest daily average price j
or 11 ' week was 21.13 cents and
iie .owe*l 21.06 cents. l'v.cc.s tol
liny 1 unites contract.-* advanced 2j
o jii eeu is and prieis lor new crop
uturcs were up 4 iu II point.-.
North Carolina produced 0 percent
nore tobacco on 2fi percent less
tereage. when the period ol 1!I2<!
i!K12 was compared with Uif year.
iCM-1912.
>AYNE TO ATTEND
GREENSBORO MEET
W. I). I'!>yin . p. inupa! "t lli'iul
i'siui liil>li i !i«i •!. I. n • In
July 1.. alti-ml a
mill I VIM t> III rhi • .1 • i .ii.l .ii.it
I'UCllCI < lm •! 1,11.1.11 -II l.i
Vlll-'l < ill lit I .\>-'HI. '.'ii li nil t .iini
iilcic.-U-tl liiyn>«.ii. ill.i . inn .1
vnr cn.ciTjoiu.-y «■ un-..* ii pi' iblcn -.
I'lie iin'i'tmn i- -p.iii-nMil by lav
Vwrth Can.Una Education A«ucia>
lull.
The Crcciiftburo > intemux* is mii«»
if ii xcin- <ii tluci micIi uiccliiigk
>c lie ill July ii iii (jici'iivillc. J'liy i
it Ul'ccli: I.. : -• aaii July U at II'i..lie.
Opt ii toruni i'.|iii'.-> t-i be (UscusM.it
llfluui . .ii- i'. .in ii..:nm ; during
In ciiic.'ui iiiy. in.-... .int i • «il- -
iltloli. war ii.nl I'V .in mull 1'iur
>uii;u. S.ill jji'ijji"'' planum^. anu
[utun steps isi .N iti'. Cumliiut cuu
•i»t»on
SPECIAL OVA STAMP
FOR SHOES REFUND
IS;:'., lull. June Xui .1 Cm ilitid
shoe ill .il<: now an required \i
U.I ■ - ...1 II. II! i'l.. .1
llillll 1'ti: 1 ■' i ■ I . ' ' I ll ' .IK i li
I'ltlay by 'In- oilifc til t'rici* admin
i»ll'Ulil 11. iJCiili'la I■ .|\ ubtalll 'l.i- 1
Mump Irom local \...r pricc auU u
lldl.lii^ I iii: I
•-Iciilil in.it.f miii III, t i|*.\ .ml |(|
i» • i..1 Mm. ol'A K.M i.i
""1A • <i -1;• i• 11> IK t vi n
wlu*it by .. c«i h ii»
IS Uu Ii.iihii (.1 itny \;i|uv ,|,
bu.v.na .sh«>ts.
to CHECK
vK^
W Liquid (m
take 666
Liquid loi MuUnul Symptom*.
prescription filling is a
SERIOUS BUSINESS WITH US
P'evc»:ption* «re the molt Im.
\'vvWv\i PO'Unf of our »*ot%.
* ^ . •*'1 v01*' b*** p»ot«c
™ *'°n 11 • P«'* of our gu«r«rw
tt«d p'WVtfipfion Itrviu,
PARKERS
jku "XexottTHug jtctc,' •>"
FLOWERS
I OK I \ I II > in i \>|(»\
riit.m- :;«:t ii.n m mhii
KRIDGF.KS ",,rM
3 fashion
Right Shades
Enc^rt:— -Light Sable,
IVledium Cri-un Dark
—50—
-> Applications
RUE-PROOF
WATER-PROOF
Irene Blake—Cuttles
of stockings
E. 0. Davis & Sons Co.
I^cnfillont
Bff v s. r.i oir.
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c
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READY TO HANG
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clows twice a year for les»
than dry cleaning cost.
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patterns that give your rooms
the decorative charm of
costly fabric draperies.
Made from a new, pressed,
wood cellulose material that
drapes beautifully.
They're non-fading and
wrinkle-proof, wonderful to
look at, and instantly cleaned
with a damp cloth. Two and
one-half yards long. Shaped
tie-bneki. Ready to hang.
Woocfford design. Six pop
ular backgrouid colors. Look
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selvago.
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