ΊSOCIETY NEWS
MOI M AIN PATIi.
iltluc Kidsc Summit. Penn>\ Iv.mia ι
_\o Ή0 has climbed the path we
take,
high-tangled, thro i»?i tin· wild
wot woo.'.—
at least not thi.- spring :■ . the
Only a snake or rabbit rould
a M i to let aich 5»:,., - ;·. ,Λ
and leave no sniark upon
place
where violet - are under!' ι >'
and dogwood brancln- 11 ; ι |.,
\y a. ι : turbulence ;s ". ■,· ■ | ,, ■
, · . 11 j lit ·! t' y 1 >y , i . ,.
j v bind crisp in p«»i:
arid honeysuckle lull .»· bees!
< : ι : i y the passing cry of :
d;>tract> υ il r peacc j -· that
.il >ne
nr\ π the call : 11; of a .1 . 1
far off wale: t.ι hi ■ ; .·
Whoever blazed this trail forgot
. else, like lis. he ·.<.·· ·
t '· :nav ci .aie kiai; t" ."I
ia> left the.-c f. »>t pr,n: · .a ,,
clay.
1 ' ! ; : ι a T. . ι ■ . y.
Visitors from ( alifornia.
M : and M is. X. K. W S . ι
i si'i >. I'alilornia ι sa
·. |,iv In spend ·.·; e ·. · ·
f· ι a·I■■ and relati. e.- in Vie · t.v.
Ι χ|«·( t'-(l from Petersburg.
> 1 r and Mrs. 111>ι a ·.■ !■' a·
■ .· daughter. I·'··, l.v .1 un·.
Petersburg. Virginia, are expected
to arrive this week to visit relatives
here.
To llave Open II onsc.
Mr and Mrs. Λ S. 1·\. . ,
Τί nie 1. Henderson, will have vpen
':!■ ν ai their new h ·:νο mi Γ: . lay,
Μ ,ν 25, from 8 to 11 >>V!«»ci;, : \v ι
,,'inniint.cd today.
Mother's Friend
helps bring ease
and comfort to
expectant
mothers.
UOTIIER'R
>1 FRIEND, η η
exq ii lsitely pre
pared emollient., is
■useful in all condi
tions where m bland. dw.·' mas
Page medium in -km . : ; » ι : - > η : de
sired. One condition in which v. :ι··η
for more than 7i; years have us d i: is aa
application for mas ae.in ·'::·· dur
ing pregnancy ... it h· !ps )■:·■< ρ th«· skin
soft and pliable ... thus avoiding un
necessary discomfort due tod:".·..- a:.d
tightness. It refreshes and ton· ; the
pkin. An ideal massage application f >r
the numb, tingling or burn::.!' nsa
tions of the skin ... for the tired bark
muscles o~ cramp-like pail.- ·. ·].■> legs.
Quickly absorbed. Delight ' ul to u-e.
Mother's Friend
Highly praised l>y ii-er·, many » :· ·. ·■■<--, ;trni
nurses. Ji-t n-k any < i ι-1 : vr sr « τ fur Mother's
Friend — the skin lubricant. Try it ιΛ··πκΐιί.
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Bride of M n\ 12 In ( jiistonia
.MUS. JOHN w. DAVI.S,
Air.-. .1 . William Davi.»·, wh.i be: ; .· !ht ιι,;ι:τ:,ιιϊι· ' ■ Κι
I>.:. L'. S. .\,,val Avii'*;· il, a: 1 lie Si. Mal ik's I' ;
(ι. · Mi.-» Sarah Ne'.- ·:: Dnv. -oik da . u ! ι ' r ··'. A
i'··.»!.·.: ,di:,s Daws, n, of Cn.iv.vrl n. Ensign Davis
Airs, i; : ι (.ιι ceil Single*. Da'. ·s and the laie M:
Hender- jr..
N'.irfolk Visitor.
\ i-.. \.!' .. 11 X.i.':
Y . .-.1.1:4 il is sistc:. M. s.
I·'. 1!. i' »t lit·:· 1: 'nie un . ·
lli^li -μ hool Γ.-Γ. Λ. ΛΙ«·ρΙΐπΐ.
i Η Se I' -Τ
Λ. ' \\ C- îu'sdav ;ιΐ*ι· '"· ··)
■ :;.:·ι. · . .·, : Men' !'. ·'·
.1 · Ι··.-· Mrlh.i.i!
;1 .·. η - .1:111 ( ι. il'.ceci t · >d:iy ·
Γ ■ the· ist meeting of lh
and !Y;neds
cd t ittcndand
. l ui' L>:. \V. \V. -■* c., \\ au i- tu
on ••Youth Recreation ! >r the Sum
mi.· ΛΙ. >n : ■ ι s."
WITH Γ Η Η Sic: Κ
lllip! Ill's·. .t Γ11-1 < > l >ι : .11 i .»!1.
M '
ill·:-.·, ont ..n :>· - · y ;.t the
M . d: y
.1
Miss Cheatham Is
Feted At Lunehe<>n
B> Mrs. ΟΊ)onnell
Miss Kl\ ir:. Chealh . : . . a.se vvetl
.. '.·> 1·:.ι-ι«η .1 >hn Ale e !li .lune.
vi.ι lake at ι κι S.iiurti.ij
May 2fi. was entertained yesterday
.1 .u.i.'nt >:i υν Λι ·. .Ιο.m tiuiKc
O'Uonnell .it the Ihhih ■ >: Mrs. W.
.·\. ΛιΠί λ;ι ι .
The dining table, which was cov
L':\.u vv.i.i ι» Willie l.iee CiOtJI. W.t>
>entersd with a white bowl »1 green
v»nd white plants placed on a la. ge
ι n..!'! rei actor w.'.n white tapers
being plaeed at eaeh end oi the rc
*;ιι· .κ;, liic taole l»vr.iiie .- a.i- ac
■ aiiiuieJ t)V the m.i.W .vu: rt—
ι fleet >:rs .i; each end <>; liie tabu
h held figurines oi .i bride and
t- . ·. .\>ma -v-4.-.
At the pla-cc of eacii i; lest was a
white scroll tied wi:n ivii nnnna
. . . t it.ιΐ· ι * r ι « - ι evealed
a coded message. M ^ Becky John
v.. ι v. ;■ ·.11 ν ι Ό ii ι ». ι. t ■ hemg tac
; ι decode Inc : ·.· sage which j
« . i, "Meredith Jonc . 1. . ira Cheat
. :> u<;
The hostess then , « sentcd the
i),;dc cliv! With a wedding gift.
,.ικί white placecarcts mark- I
c \ îhe place- oi the : si'nwmg guests
ίο!' the two-course ..ucheon: Miss
Cheatham, the hon· ce. Mrs. Joel
I. ι !!c;r,ari!)i, Mrs. U. I·.. Clements.
Miss Helen Η oyster, M Alice Rose,
Mis, Becky John M Mi s Ann
Upcruireh, Mr-. J.ι ι - · Γ. B. Con
.it'll. Miss Alice llugic-. Miss Aline ι
Hughes, ι>i New YorU C;tv, and Mrs.
( ' Min MaeNa. r, ο. I *.«ici^n.
Program Friday At
r"*> *
North Henderson
Λ largi and app >·.· itive audience
received the spring rogram 01 the
λ'ο. tii 1 lender.-.·η S η.>ol n:i Friday
veiling, Aiay if!.
The variety ent.· tammcnt includ
ed an operetta. The Wedding of
.Jack and .Jill." a η imber of sung···,
rhythmic dance-, a h.morous one
act play ent.th i. "N'u Suit fur
Bell'' and a mu-a-.,Ι ·.·.·. elty, "Glow
Worm." Characters >: the leading
role.- were well chosen and the in
terpretations were e peciaily well
enacte .
Λ patriotic pageant, "We Who
Serve. a.- tne ..liait-, '.va- giv· :i as
a tribute Ό tile men , nd .vomell of
Nor'.;, Henderson wii are now ser -
i:ig :n ' he a. ne.I . Special
mention ,va.- made of the men who
have given their 1: e.- for their
cn ;; η try in World Wa. li.
The p. >gram was the outcome of
an intensive nr.i-ical program car
r e I on ,n the sell ■<> 1 during the year
under the direction of W. T. Hearne j
. nd the teachers ::i the -chool.
Girl Scout News
TROOP NO. 3.
Girl Scout troop No. 3 held its re
• . · . · ■ ..iy ii-t·;,ug Thursday aft
ernoon at the F.r-t Baptist church.
The meeting opened with the ad
vancement of colors with the flag
'nearer- being Joyce Mitchiner, Eliz
abith Bass. Bec'.-.y Tippett and Mar
garet CTicathani Pledge- to the t!a_i
were led by 11a,-.el Kdwar '·· and
,ΙοΛηη Harris. A short inspection
was held.
Tac gi ' ip · . - : .1 vided into pa - I
trol and hcM , -h >rt hn-ine.v- se ■
. m. After ·. : several s<iim-, *
;; ■ , eat : 11 : ; c! . e i v:th the friend
ship circle.
AGNES McLEMORE, Scribe.
Marian Martin
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Tulip appliques give it flower-fresh I
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lti. :i yard.-- I!."»- noil fabric.
Send TWI'X'i'V CENTS in coins
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West 181 iι St., New York 11, Ν. Y
Print pl.unlv SIZE, NAME, AD- :
DRESS. STYLE NUMBER.
JUST OUT! The Marian Martin j
Summer Pattern Book, a collection
of all that's new and smart in wear- 1
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UÛ* ^y'°">cr or!ti Cempvt *¥··» by chocsing a tailored d-ck^y for work
55 50 «nd $6.90 kos.f*. a "frilly front" for aitei-heurt.
Complete Bono* ο* <**<· V/ieUfe·
Webb's Henderson Shoe Store
Bride of Sunilax
MRS. Ι ΠΗΛΚΙ) MM Ks()\
Mrs. Wheeler V\ ed
To Edw ard HicLson
In Sunda\ Kites
Mr. : 111 ' i Air -. Go :* ( - S ■ \Vr
announce the marriage ι 1 their
daughter, Mi i-.inuii hi · ic W ί ι cel
er, tu hdw.ird Μι··.;.- m. 1 : C"nvvay,
S. C., un Sunday, May 20, at the
Presbytcria ciiureh. Oil, ·π. S. C.
Rev. Κ red .1. II. y. j ;...· ι·. Mfieiated,
using the double rm:; ccremony.
The bride and groom entered 'in
attended ;.nd .·:·■·';·■ t.κ·ιι vows be
fore the all.ir .η tiic presence of a
few relatives and close friends.
The bride \v , · i < .i gold wool
gabardine : 1 i black accesso
ries. At hei . .Mir she pinned a
corsage ··: « 1· ·. II· :· only or a
ment was a string of matched pearls,
gift of the tt:·»· .r.
Mrs. Mi. 1.:- ·. attractive
daughter : M ;l Mrs. G. S.
Wright. For the 1 · ·· ·· she has
been connect ■ d ; : e Pa ni M.
Rose corpora':<>« ;.. : u· capacity of
manager of Pill! C .. lit· Shop. Mar
tinsville, Va.
Mi. Hicks··:: Γο -.η of Mrs.
John Mickson. ; F: ·.· :,.-c. S ('. Me
a graduate ·>: Tin; Citadel.
Charleston, S. . :. i now asso
ciated with the Pc: ;-(.'· -la Distribut
ing plant in M.. ·:· and Conway.
South Car·.bin.
After June !. ' :·· 'Uple will be
at home at 2u:: Wi ·: Gulbold street.
Marion, S. C
Nurses \idos' ( ips Returned.
Xursi· ■ Λiil< - .mod thei.
caps to an Oxford class may now
get then: by ··;.'!:·:a ' : · Roil Cr··· ·
of fit e. it was ami· · a»-fd today.
Miss Ho\ le I ο Wed
William Mullins
Mr. iiMfl Mrs. Ernest Edward
Hoyle, Sharpe street, Burlii^t >n,
formerly Henderson. " lav ...
niiuni'i' the engagement
daughter. liei th;i Mae. ' > I' aV
First Class William B. Mullins, ol
Heading. Ohio, and G > :
North Carolina. The \vt ·. I ■
has been set for sometime ;n J.·..
Business (iirls
Hostess I ο Joint
Baptist Meeting
Λ joint meet ι ne of \v ·η,<·<
Missionary union, Business G rU cir
î le. S ie Kelly circle, and Ν _ \\ -
men's auxiliary of the I·' ' IΛ ι ;
t,»' church was held i t
the ladies parlor of the
Mi - !.. Τ Ham.». \\ M
ident, presided and tin
opened with the hymn.
King Eternal." followe
by Mr-. Κ. \ Gardne
After a short bus ne
program I ir the even .
ented by the Bu.»ine (;
with Mrs. Graham Wi ·
gram chairman. A d< . ν
glit was given by M. i
Lassiter.
"A Heritage of the I.
topic of the pr<igi\m i
ing discussions wt re g.. . 11·.
Fellowship Hour" by M 1'·: jtu
Trogdon, "The Gospel of Beauty" by
Miss Louise Nelson. "A M ssionary"
Home on the Frontier" ,\ Mis- 1! . -
lie Frank Mills, "Ει . ' S··: .
men's Wives ' by Mr.-. Be mice C'
trell, "Cottage Prayer Meetings"
Miss Alma Dixon. "Experience of
Missionaries Divided bv the W
by Mrs. Wheeler.
The program was concluded with
the hymn "I Neew Thee Iv. · y
Hour" and a praver bv Mr.». .1 1·'
Mills.
Members of the Business G. .
cifcîc tiion » ■
λ Ku: :.<■
iisc»d on * · ; < 11
-11 pink . * - ·.
ed punch and
pi η ri . '-«■ were
• ι circte
«.ι It· i '.tf i>unch
Majfirrtl Λ mi < en wlfd.
In Om · Jtu to) ι» ι id
hicit! il ilt il th..it one of
S . ι H .nt,
- · . « : »t « ·: Sai\«h
• tied and
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Li»vel\ liait c<';tt> in .:;ize>
from : ]>; ;: · ; i: to two
year. il ·· ι inmied in
white, pink, blue and
yellow.
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