Society News
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SH.KNCE.
ι shall not tell
What I seek:
For once I shall not speak,
I shall not speak:
Words from the lips,
Are but the sounds that seem
To break the silence,
111 which each ft.irsues hi dream.
M. G.
Methodist Choir Practice.
The senior choir of the First
Methodist church will meet toi ;ht
at H o'clock at the church, it λ as
announced. ^
Returns From Florida.
Mrs. Ransom Coghill has returned
t , her home after vi.- it ing li> r ii ;
band, I'fc. Ransom R. C'^lnll, in
Miami Beach, Florida.
Hoys' Choir Practice.
The hoys' choir of the First Meth
odist church will meet Friday after
noon at 4 o'clock at the cliarch, Γ. j
was stated today.
Visited Father.
S. 1?. Briggs has returned to hi
home m Asheville after visiting hi -
father, W. S. Briggs, who has been
seriously ill at the Maria Parhaiu
hospital.
Return to Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Briggs have I
returned to Morrisville, Fa., after
being here with hi- father. W. S. i
Briggs, who has been critically ili
at Maria Parham hospital.
At Georgia Hospital.
Mis.- Mil:red Tharrington, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mr.-, S. L. Tharring
ton, has gone to Augusta. Ga.. where
she will take laboratory and X-ray
training at the University hospital.
To Arrive from Asheville.
Miss .lane Jackson is expected to
arrive tonight from Asheville for
a lew days' visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Jackson. She
·.'. .11 be accompanied home by Missc.
Jo.-ephine Jackson and Fdith Foster,
.'■ha have been visiting her for sev
eral day.-.
Claire .Mills Class
Has .Monthly Meet
Members of the Claire Mills Phi
Iathea class of the First Baptist
'·. nli lu·'..I their regulnr monthly
nuirng on M> nday evening at 8
o'clock i ; ι the ladies parlor of the
church.
Mrs. Carl Page, first vice-presi
,ient, presided in the absence of the
pics;dent, Mrs. Κ. G. Glenn. Mrs.
Κ M Powell conducted the devo
tin: als.
Miss Dolores Matthews played a
clarinet solo, "Largo" by Handel, ac
c: mpaniod <·η t'i(. pinnr by Miss
Gloria Van Dyke.
At the conclusion o| the program,
tiie hostesses. Mesdames Coy lie.k
\v:th, Rose·»·.· Wright, Charles Bus
sey. served hot chocolate, sandwiche.
ar.'l cakes.
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BIRTHS
Birth of Daughter.
Mr. ■" i Mrs Wesley Hughes, .Jr..
anno - u ■ the birth ι Γ ;· daughter,
fani.-e i- y. >11 Fe'.-r.iary 23. 1945, I
it M; . I'arham hospital. M ither !
utd daughter ate reported doing
nicely. I
Mr. Renn Honored
On 64th Birthd ay
Λ birth iay cl i 1111 >■ ι· was given Sun
day. February 2â, .it tho home of
Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Renn oil the
iccas η of Mr. Renn's 64th birthday.
The table was beautifully arranged
with a decorated birthday cake cen
:cring the table a: d with delicious'
ooris placed on the table.
l>imiLr was served t 1 the follow
ng. Mr and Mrs. I. Ί . Renn. Mr.
and Mrs. S. \V. Renn, Geraldine
ieiin. Mr. and Mrs. Mclvin Re: n.
Elizabeth Renn. Kdwin Renn. Melvin
.'fenn, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. James
Renn. An: Renn, Jimmy Rtnn, Mr.
mil Mrs. IK her Lew's, J hnn.v
Lewis. Francis Lewis, Mr. and Mrs.
Marcus Davis, Bobbie Davis, Mrs.
Sam Clark, James Allen, S. 1).
Y !.:v llinton, ( 1 i I -
belt Mae liinton and Mrs. Ollie
W't rtham.
Mr Renn was the recipient of
many nice and useful gifts. The
j ·\ - ο1 S. V l'enn, Gladys
Pa\ is. .Mrs. Virgn· llintrn and Bob
jJe Davis wore celebrated at the
... .· time with the dinner give.:
η i: ni r of Mr. Renn.
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Located at Sauls Service Station, formerly occupied by W. \V. Harris,
end of S. Garnett street, corner of Dabney Road and S. Garnett St.,
Henderson, N. C.
)pen House For
I een-Agers On
Friday Nij^ht
Find arrangements have been
mpletcd by the Junior Woman's
•lui) lor the teen-age open house and
uko box dance M Cooper's" Hall to
liorr >w night 1 r·>m B:3(i until 11
ι Clock and all teen-age boys and
ïiris arc invited t< attend.
Rcgistratii ι will lie held and
een-aRers will be registered by pre
cnting written consent ι their
larents to attend the dance, which
s being sponsored by the Junior
CVoman's club.
Responsible chapcrones will be in
ittend;ii"ce. club leaders stated, and
cenagers are a;ked to c· .operate in !
unking the enter'ainment a success.
A number of popular re ords arc
•n the juke box and leen-aRers are
nvitcd t > come and dance No ad
nission will be charged, but soft
rlrinks will be -old during the eve
rting, it was stated.
* WITH THE COLORS *
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On Furlough from 1'anama.
Pfc. Lewis \V Clayton is here
from Panama v.siting hi- wi'.'e and
parents. Mr. and Mr.·.. Γ. L. Clay
ton. .
tn Florida Hospital.
Mrs. Τ Γ-. Clayton Was notified
rcccntly that her s >n. Rufus L. Clay
ton, is in the hosp:'al in Florida and
is improving satisfactorily.
f«o"s to California.
Pvt. Edwi" I.. Smithwi-k has left
for Fort Orel. (i alifoinia. after spend
ing a nine-day leave with his par
ents. Mr. ; nd Mrs. .1. F. Smithwick.
Route 2. his wife. Pvt. Smith
wick was inducted into the army on
September 22 and has been stationed
at Camp J. soph T. Robir.son, Ark.
Now in Alsace.
Pvt. Caswell F. Smithwick is now
stationed in Alsace, according to a
letter to h s wit'e. Private Sin i « h -
wick entered 'he army in February,
1942, and lias been overseas since
April. 1943. He has been in North
Africa, Italy, France and now in
Alsace. His wife and small son,
Ronald, reslie with his parents, Mr.
: / ) Mr.· J. F. Smithwick, Route 2.
Goes Co Florida.
Cpl. Richard T. Johnson, who has
been spendin ; some time with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. John
son, an i who has just completed his
course as radio gunner in Yuma,
Arizona, left yesterday for Fl irida.
Promoted In Staff Sergeant.
Word has been received here that
Sgt. Harold S. Tucker has been pro
moted to the rank of staff sergeant
and that he is serving with the Fifth
Red Diamond" Division of the
Third Arm.v. S Sgt. Tucker was in
ducted into the army in April, 1944,
and received his training at Fort
McClellan, Ala. and Fort Meade,
Md.. leaving for overseas in Sep
tember. 1944. Sgt. Tucker's wife, the
former ,Miss Alice Jackson, and then·
small son reside with her parents
on the Dabney road. Sgt. Tucker is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tuck
er, of TownsviHc.
Red Cross Movie
Show n For Lions
Wednesday Ni^lvt
A rnovi,, on the work of th··
American Red ('i > > was shown by
Sam Allord at Hie meeting of the
Lions club I maht. Vernon Perry
was in chaîne ot the program and
Pi evident Joe M am presided.
Ihg movie, slv wn in covnecti' η
with the cuitciii Red Cris s dl'ive.
pictured work ··! ι!κ· organizati η on
battlefronts all ■ e. the world.
Fred Kesler ,|· ι:;ι!ι <i a large cage,
which was ».'<! : - the highest bid
der, the h on y u ing for the Red
Cross. Graham Wheeler purchased
the cake 1er si:!,an. and this marked
the first c< ntril»' it mi f τ the Red
Cross drive, wh'i'ii started today.
Attendan t· foi the ι ι nth of Feb
ruary was rep· r'.ed t > oe 100 per
cent.
"°"Μ<Ε PERFUME $2"°*
Sow FACE POWDER-^7 ί
home FLATTER BOX SP* 1
n'ome HAND CREAM s100'
Some BATH SALTS s100*
*Ρΐυ» Taxes
AVAILABLE EXCLUSIVELY AT
IH ( «EXUI Ο Κ U G STORE
y \/ \
PARKERS
.... ^cxsXÎ. Stçtç. ,
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
S!l.FN< f. IS
COL'N'TI.KSS
m ι de at t ho hl i !-j·· tab!
Chiise sonm talkative
COt
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•on! rat t.s
; u.-= hf
hap of
ci'l-'s that in extra
pom'.s toi setting it <»;
titles doubling Tin
Rain on a thin il· ■ ; : i ι :.
in rnt'lii'r bridge th >
ïlever shoillll tic Sollf
100
;iit or
ie t rit k ji:
chain f tor
is so .slight
t it almost
tit. That is
You t· II
t.» try to
especially .so if your only doubhn:
material is in the trump .-int. .
that the rlerlarer is hour ! I > kno·.
what your < loti ! il · ■ .slim
him tlierohy exactly h<
play the hand.
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♦ Q Η Τ
φ Κ Q 10
β
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South
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Aft
it was f
hail for his
West X"i t h
Pas.s A
I'ass I V
nu
r West 1>·.I th.
ar to Sou! Il ' hat
louhlc. Absolut
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K ist
Γ i. s
Γ . - .
West
ly no
doubling material v. a.-· · .-|-t
the three trumps. S. he -■ t i it
building up the only kind of ; lay
which eoiiM thwart that part:. V
lar holding. It, i.s an en i-jilav ■"
trumps.
In order ti make !h'..-' he !i id
to pare both i;;s l.nr,.i and tie
dummv down to the point where
r ·! ; I. ft hut trumps lor
11;·· 1 ι.-· 11:)· · t> ;cks. To ilo tins
■ it : ι· '!··· ».ι·ικ» time keep West
it··:.: r ".· . ι trick, necessitated
his Kuessing West's distribution
T!.· !.·· i h tve to play in
I : ;,t .1 : ; : ι : 1 m r of tricks ex
ictiv · 111 11 to the number of
t ■ m ■ V.' . · Ι,ΐ'Μ in the suit.
to guess West for
tlii.i · ii in each suit except
elni· r. ι 11 · re. he won the open
er with I! .· ·:: iniond Λ, score. 1 the
1 ■ m Λ ι :: : the henrt 9. score'!
I In cl ι Λ ruffed the clul) 4
run'· .! I:· -irt Q. ruffed the club
K. ·. .red M · aamond Q and Κ
·:.... ii ■ .1 the heart Κ on the club
Q ti.· : 1" i the spade 3. West,
with only li s three trumps, took
U. with the Q. and then had to
1··ι·! m 1 . K-10. So South got
t · tv.i tricks. West not only
1. ur . I " : · . ρ! ι v. which he had
!.. v. r ! · ; ! · ι in fore, but he got
ι il·.. :i in bad doubles.
4 * *
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A Κ 10 .; 2
φ Λ Κ Q 7 S 4 2
9 Λ 4 2
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Λ, Ν"one
iT>;!:,t N'.irth. Neither eld·
Vulnerable. I
It' Xorth opens this with a psy·
• ' ' 1 -1 1 .ii:· I and East doubles,
Ί ν ':1 ·i vi a cxpcct to be the
distributed h ν Κ ne F it m s Pvndicato I ne
MRS. MARSHALL TO
HEAD CANCER WORK
Mount Airv, March 1. M
George E. Marshall, of i · >. v.
continue as State commander of the
North Carolina Di a-i :i t...· Λ
crican Cancel' Sur .··>· Λϊ. M:
shall was first ;■:>;··> : ·. .1 i >
post early in 194!. ,.:i . or; .. ·
zation has been in:.rUt\i ry .
growth and exapns
ties in the fight on cancer during
her years of leader.-hi|i.
Other officers whn a
ing 1945 are the t «11.
Honorary state c a; j,.ι r. I).·
Harriet W. Elliott, . : W.· . ·:ι' Col
lege of the University ,.· ,\\. -th (' :
olina, Greensboro: surer. I). Γ
Rector, Mount Airy: ι ideational di
rector. Dr. Ivan M. Pr . · ·> I:
publicity director. M;ss My:··);.· Ell :i
LaBarr. Greensb >r ■ >: dia.rman o:
surgical dressing.-. Mr . G;aay i...
Kirkman, Greensboro.
CANCER CAMPAIGN
FOR STATE R^ADt
Mount Airy. Ma-,··· 1 tin !
tho-'i; y ι in !"V<1— ta , ι. a ι a
cancer'' will be toe t·»· ·· : - :.ί·
I 94.a can ι ; .·■ > ι a g. ι us ι .. t .
waged by the N"r:ii CarM.na i).
vision of the Eidd Army ol the Au·
erican Cancer Society, it v.... i -a..
nmn
eel .· hcadriuarters here today.
Plans are already well under way,
.··· ι j. · Mi s. George Κ. M i ·
-... 1. · ··.· ι ■ ' , ι mander.
Th. ■ ··..· Field Army expects
: ι have .. live unit in every c ι it>
ι. ι· Many of these arc ai
. c.i i> 'ia,\i a! v. iirk perfecting t.he.r
Mrs. Marshall is scheduled to
··><· ... .·. anv parts of the .-kite
dun:;.; Ma ■ and April.
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CASH AND CARRY"
Without Painful Backache
Many sufferer.? relieve nagging backache
quickly, on··■■ t:.· y discover that the real
cause. of 11 ·f·ïr tr..':!-Ic may be tired kicineye.
Th·· s are Nature's chief way of tak
ing the < xei 5S :. ids and waste out of tho
1 id. Ti.ey help most people pass about 3
\\ hen disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it
i: tit y cause nagging hackaehe, rheumatic pains,
leg pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up
nigh*s, swelling, puffiness under the eye?.
1 < :·.'la lies and dizziness, l-requent or scanty
passages with smarting and burning some
liine.s hIh'WS th' te i.; something wrong with
\ our kiiiin-ys or bladd-τ.
Iion't wait! Ask ν our druggist for Doan's
Pills, i:· ! suet ·'.«.siuily by millions for over
4') \ -ai.s. They y.vo liappy relief and will help
tin: 1 ι ο ii".s of ki'iney tunes flush out poison
ous waste from your blood. Get Doau'a Fille.
Do you like youi f»:«r. liai !■> lin under your
arm . . . with a cur ·ι,ί. ή hand:< . . . or in the
shape of a caiYy-Ji ·.: .. siri: ·■ bav:Wo haw
all stylos in colors .-un· to please.
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