Society News
PINT.
The green and shi: ly tower
provides the mind an hoar
lor higher concentration,
and lor the hi art. c i n
that, w..’. ruing svviltly, reie'u.s
the height, the high tieart teaches
itselt. m, out of season
that there is listing reason,
lor joy, the lightest power,
m green or whin icd hour,
Joseph Joel Kei.h.
Presbyterian Choir l'raetiee.
The .lioir ol thi Kii.-t I’i\ sbylc
riati church v\ 'll n h«ui e Th 11 sday
i ig'nt at 7:J0 o'clock at tile eliureii, it ^
was stated today.
Here from I.iimherlon.
Mi s. W. W. I >a . is, Jr., ol I.
herton. is spending s. . < . ai Jay . wtt.i
her parents, Mr. and Mr.-, Ralph
Thomp-on, on Young avenue.
/ell Vance P.-T.A.
The regulai meeting o. the /.cis
V;mec Parent-Teacher A-'- cude>n
will be held at the school 'I hursdav
i veiling ot this week at 7:8(1 u'eloi a;
it was announced today.
Contemporary Hook ( lull Meeting.
The Contemporary I too.; CTm
will meet Thur dl.'y afterimoii at
3:30 o'clock at Uie home ol Mr.-.
Nathan I’. Strause, Jr., o.i Zollicol
ler avenue, it was stated.
It. P. W. Dinner Postponed.
The 15. P. \V. dinnei whieii was
scheduled for la... week has been
postponed Until a later date, it un
announced today. Tile exact date
will be announced later.
Woman’s ( lub .Meeting.
The Henderson Woman's Club
will meet Wednesday night at 8
o'clock at the iiigu si .lout cafeteria,
it was announced h lay. All mem
bers are urged to be present for Inis
meeting.
Return to Hendersonville.
Mr. .mil Mrs. A. J. K, Oden hav e
returned to their home lit Hender
sonville tor .-p. a !mg tnc week
end with their parents, Mr. and
Mr-. Frank Page, and t.ieir sister.
Mrs. Ernest Fleming.
Return From New York.
Captain and fur.-. J. Li. O'Donnell
have returned In New Yuri; City,
where they spent ten days, anil are
at the hone > Mm. O'Donnell's
parents. Mr . mi Mr W. IT Mae
Nair. Captain OT) nnell is now' 1 •
terminal It m m .:Me> Jti months
overseas in the Eur-oemi theatre.
BIRTHS
Parrish Daughter.
Mr. .md Mrs. Her.art I’arrish an
il1 a: v the birth o! a daughter,
Betty Y\ onne, weighing 7 12 lbs.,
at M;' ia Parham hospital. January
13. Mrs. Parrish is the .romcr Mi.-s
Yernelle Kd\vnrcls
Evans Daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham I-., ms an
nounce the hi th of a daughter,
Brenda U"sc. we.i,i:’ eigiit p am is,
one ounce, at Mar: ' Pam. hos
pital an J.ma ivy 13. Mrs. Kuans i
the form'.:' Miss Mildred Pace, o!
Henderson.
Wonderful
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morc-it actually helps prevent many
colds from developing if used in time!
Trv it! Follow directions in package.
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Delta Kappa Club
Met In Louisburg
The Xi chapter of Dolt-’ Ka'"ia
Gamma met in Louisburg Saturday
afternoon at Louisburg e •liege, wit,,
the Franklin county aiembif's a<
hostesses. Miss Shannon Morton, of
Henderson, president, presided at
the meeting.
Mrs. R. J. Jones, of Henderson,
program chairman, had chp.'ge of
the program for the afternoon. Mi
Sara Foster, member of the music
department of Louisburg college,
sang two numbers, accompanied at
the pi an > bv Mrs. Janie Ya'rborough,
>f Luoisburg.
Mrs. Jones presented the subject
for the afternoon. “Lasting Peace
Thr >t:gh Education." She introduced
the speaker for the afternoon, Mbs
Helen Wilkin, of Oxford, who re
viewed the book, "Anatomy of
Peace," by Emery Roves. Mrs. J.
Y. Paris, of Henderson, gave a sum
mary ot the article "Eduet'uon fur a
Lasting World Peace," by Everett
Case, president of Colgate Univer
sity.
During the business session. Miss
Hattie S. Parrott, of Raleigh, State
membership chairman, reported on
the nuti inal executive board meet
ing held in Denver, Color;'do. last
August, giving interesting highlights
of the meeting.
At the conclusion of the meteing
a three-course dinner was served in
the college dining romn. Hoste.-sas
for the meeting were Mrs. J. A.
Beam. Mrs. Gladys Beam Bailey,
Miss Vivian Lucas, Mrs. Hugh !i
Perry. Miss Gertrude Winstead,
Mrs. Janie Yarborough, of Louis
| burg, and Miss Annie Wester, of
Franklinton.
Those present in addition to the
hostesses were: Misses Shannon
Morion, Agnes Moore, Garnette
Myers, Elizabeth Graham, Clyde
Hunter. Mrs. Mary Crawford, Mrs.
R. J. Jones, and Mrs. J. Y. Paris,
of Henderson: Mrs. B. D. Bunn. Mrs.
L. A. Ligon. Misses Annie Gray
Burroughs, Sophronia Cooper, Elbe
Parrish and Helen Wilkin, of Ox
lord: Mis.' Lucy Kittrell. of Raleigh,
and Miss Miriam Boyd, of Warren
ton. Guest* included Mrs. Wa'iter
Button and Miss Lula Mae Stipe, of
Louisburg College, and Miss Hullo
S- Parrott, of Raleigh.
Patient at Hospital.
Mrs. Frank Fuller, of Middleburg,
is reported improving satisfactorily
following :.' major operation at
Maria Parham 'hospital yesterday.
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly
If you suffer from rheumatic arthritis or
neuritis pain, try this simple Inexpensive home
reel|ie that thousands are using Oct a pack
age of Ru-Ex ComiNiund. a two-week supply,
today. Mix It with a quart of water, add the
Juice of 4 lemons It s easy No trouble at
•ill and pleasant You need only .1 tablespoon
fuls two times a day Often within 4S hours
sometimes overnight — splendid results are
obtained If the pains do not quickly leave
and if you do not feel better, return the
empty package and Rii-I \ will cost you noth
ing to try as It is sold by your druggist under
jin absolute money-buck guarantee Ru-Ex
' Compound is for sale and recommended by
| druk stores every where.
Shaw Philathea
In .Monthly Meet
Plans were made by the Shaw
Philathe:.' class nt the First Baptist
church at the tnonthly social meet
ing Monday night for a home-coming
lor the class the second Sunday in
March, and a class meeting the fol
lowing nig.it, and also for a supper
meeting in Feor lary to become .1
annua, attain At the Monday nigiit
meeting Mrs. M. C. Miles spoke on
"< 1 a Assets for Building a Ne.v
World."
Mrs. W. D. Massce. the president,
presided, and Mrs. C. E. Page read
the Scripture, with a prayer by Mrs.
W. C. Stamback foil iwing. Aiin itc
of the previous meeting were given
by Mrs. J. S. Milne, a'ctmg as secre
tary in the absence of Mrs. E. U.
Wilkinson.
Committee reports included those
on personal sendee, including nn
mcro s gilts to the’ ,-ick, \ isits made
an I gi t -'tings st nt.
Mrs. W. W. Parker, Sr., present
ed the program, including a song,
"Entreat Me Not To Leave Thee"
b.v Mrs. 11. A. Dennis, accompanied
by Mrs. Parker.
Committees for the month were
named as follows: Door, Mrs. I. \V.
Nutt :'.id Mrs. R. S. Turner: room,
Mr.-. A. A. Stainbuck and Mrs. J.
C. Stainback: sick. Mrs. C. P. Tan
ner and Mrs. J. Id. Murrell; personal
sendee. Mrs. Leon Frazier and Mrs.
Cora Davis. February hostesses nam
ed were Mesdamcs E. A. Jackson,
George Davis. I. R. Tippett, 1. \V
Nun. E. P. Barrier, R. M. Hawkins'.
It wav announced that the regular
prayer sendee at the county home
and the Parker Sanatorium would
be held the evening of Tuesday,
J.’.uiary 22. in charge of Mrs. H. A.
Dennis.
Arrangements for the meeting
Monday night were in charge of
Mesdamcs N. A. Tucker. P. B. Smith,
C. E. Pago and Miss Velma Evans.
They provided a "hit and miss" sup
per l'or the members.
Exchange Club
In Annual Ladies
Ni gbt Banquet
Members of the Henderson Ex
change Club entertained their wivi ;
and other lady guests, members of
!):;rh:, • m I Oxford dubs and pres
idents it!' other eivie clubs at their
u Ladies Night banquet and
nee t West End Country club
M ■: ■' :y night.
President Hay R ichanan ri>
!‘ ai.'s'er and welcomed the
guests, following the singing o'.
' Anm in'. Rev. J. Frank Apple
g.e i■ ■ in iuM rifj in.
John Allen Hall s ing several sol is.
accompanied by Mrs, Sallie Lou
Weldon, wlio also gave several pian )
selections.
Dra'.vings for prizes were held,
with winners receiving gifts of
sugar, nylon hose, candy, cakes and
other val able items.
Following the dinner, about 150
members and guests enjoyed danc
ing, with music by the Carolinians,
directed by W. T. Hearne.
Miss Irene Hamm
And Thomas Hester j
Miss Irene Wheeler Hamm, only
daughter of Mr. :'id Mrs. David L
Hamm, became the bride if Thomas
Sprinkle Hester, son of T. P. Hester,
snd the late Mrs. Hester, on Sat
urday. January a, in Dillon, South
Carolina. The bride wore a gold
dress suit wit.h brown accessories
and :.! corsage of yellow roses.
Mrs. Hester graduated from Hen
derson high school and attended
Mis- 1 iardbarger's Secretarial Busi
ness college in Ilaleigh. She has been
employed by the Citizens Bank and
Trust Company for the past 18
months.
Mr. Hester attended Henderson
high srh <ol and North Carolina
State College. He served with the
Navy Air Forces as pilot of a T. B.
F. and and trained at Chapel Hill,
Peru. Ind.. and Pensacola, Florid:,1.
Hester served overseas for nine
months and completed fourteen mis
sions over Japanese homeland.
Mr. and Mrs. Hester will make
'heir home temporarily in Hender
son.
DISCHARGED
11 HIS ,11'DGE YOUNG.
Stall Sergeant Lewis Judge Young
was ln.,”..ira.)ly discharged from the
United States Army on December
2> after serving overseas lor three
>tais m Now Guinea, Austra'lia and
Hie Pacific, lie was with the 903rd
division H.e wears the Asiatic-Pac
ilie ribbon with file battle stars and
the good conduct medal. He entered
the army in January, 19-12, and re
ceived tri.'.ning at Camp Croft, S
C ,, and t amp Rucker, Alabama. He
Is th v-on ol Rev. Lewis Young.
Rutile 2, Henderson.
Henderson Man Felt
Like Swollen Balloon;
Full of Stomach Gas
Recently, a Henderson man stated
that he used to feel like a swollen
,,111,111 alter every meal. He would
mint lull of gas and spit up acidu
lous liquids for hours after eating.
V'a- terribly constipated. This man
is one of tho hundreds in this- vic
inity who now praise INNER-AID.
He states he was amazed at the
results when he took this medicine
Now he eats what he wants with
out gas or bloating, and bowels are
regular for the first time in years.
Ho feels like a new man.
INNER-AID contains 12 Great
Herbs; they • leanse bowels, clear
gas fn m stomach, act on sluggish
'Iver and kidneys. Miserable peo
nle soon feel different all over. So
don’t go on sufferings! Get INNER
AID. Sold by all drug stores here
1 in Henderson. adv. j
Expected Soon
Melvin C. Gupton. fanner's mav
;? has notified hi> i irents, Mr.
ind Mrs. J. P. G 'mi. th >! lie has
arrived safely in Calif irn: . and .ii
■rrive h me soon. Gi'ptnn ha- served
17 nv.inths in the Pacific.
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WITH THE COLORS
★- -★
r*"<.s In Vas'’villp.
Thomtfe J. Simmons, Jr. S 1-c, has
ret ■: m d to Plashv i He, Term,, all< .
spending a 30-day leave w.'h hi.
■ '<• Mis Lottie Simmons, in Hen
derson.
Crudup Re-Ilnlists.
Pvt, George C-ntdup of li< nder
s -n Route 4 has re-enlisted lo- on
year in tire army air I ruvs .t Wi1
liams Field. Ari/.. it wn- diselnsed
today. He received the - i.ben. -
fits and allowances granted t > arni.v
re-enlistees.
Pvt. Cniditp lu.'s had more than
seven months of active sendee to n,
crdi’it as his original enlistment wa
in May 1945.
Crndup intends to spned his 30
elay re-enlistment Imaoiign at ms
home in Henderson.
Salvation Army
To Send Clothing
To Holland Post
The local post ol the Salvati- :i
Army will send 'o .\i-- of cl.(thing
directly to the Salvation Army in
Holland tor relief, fa tain A. C
Kin!: '.v, announced t- - 1 iv.
Persons who have any clean used,
or new clothes they would like t '
give for this purpo.-e. are a.-ked to
call 502 and members of the Sal
vation army will eall for it.
JOHNSON TRIBUTE
TO OPA PERSONNEL
Vance county people who began
their fifth year of service in OPA
Price Cor.'ml B.orris 'this m it’;
were I; ‘.id -.1 t day bv OPA Oistr: ■'
Director Theodore S. Johnson for
their work in the past and reminded
that that work is lar from being fin
ished.
“Board members who gave s > un
tiringly of their time and energy to
the rationing of scarce commodities
are the ponolo who made rationing
programs a fine example of A:i;re
ican Democracy," Johnson asserted.
OPA continues to need the assist
ance of unpaid volunteers. - n i irul
boards to meet tire tremendous in
flationary threat that is m my times
grer’.er now than it was after World
War I Johnson said.
GARNETT STREET LOT
CONVEYED IN DEED
A lot on North Garnett street w
transferred by Mrs. Icurv K.mbat.
to Ernest Harrison for SlOtl and >th
er considerations in .' deed iiled at
the register ot deeds ofiice hi m
dav.
j. M. Peace and wife sold to M -
dred Yancey Williams a hd on Hill
side avenue for $10 and other cun
-iderations.
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HEADACHE
Capudine relieves headache
fast because it’s liquid. Its in
gredients are already dissolved
—all ready to begin casing the
pain. It also soothes nerve ten
sion due to the pain. Use
V^7/J777/1 only as directed. 10c, 30c, 60c.
Polio Drive
Off To Good
Start In N. C.
Chapel Mill J 18 Ent
1 ic re: "T • re. o l Mere
ti il.u : ''.t ' i
all 'ill* •:»: .. i • :i the
Mil It ii I > i ..it. ii it'll
opened M . i> ' -II -
i
today.
1 n W tilt)' . • o ' > c
1 .. gn Dirivloi' V.. !'. Rh.de-. dr.,
a Tag Day i dami <vy
26 2'
-el mg. A 1 .
I.een plan -1 •. ' ■ ■ ■ 1 1 nl
IHe . 'id.
1 1 a ■ 1hi .' : '
wells, too.
Our e ■
salislaet i ,!v . : n r i i
red our n 'a
Klwde- reaoit. !.
Ml in
cluding the 1. .. k, ,
Civil.'ll. Alll . Cl •• . di it W.'in
enV Club, aid t. s> ■ \V<•• n'.~
Club, hat t !•! t.ied iiai men n
the local n
word ft .( 11 1 C. C.
Owens. "We ( \ uect to r; a at
ieast Iron: Sill.(!()() to SI 4.00(1 this
ye. ••. ' ' : , :ir quota by S3,000
or $6.00(1." : i1 . t -.
Siren Suits Us
... .. *2-. • .
SIREN SUITS of war days when
wardens wore Y: i and air-raid
whistles bleu :•:* a t to be confused
with this suit (al->ve) that'll setoff
the wolf whi t es when the pictured
siren wears it, down yonder in
FI01 Ida. In c; < j t uh e inti i ested in
names, hers is Uarbara Chambliss.
Mice model, eh? (International)
DIONNE'QliINTS'
always rely on this great rub for
It Must 8e Good!
All thru the year- ai the tir.st sign of
a cold- the Quint m-h-’s’diesis, throats
and hacks are immediately rubbed with
Musterole.
Musteroio >■ ‘■■''i starts to relieve
coughs, sore tin’-»:*.i and muscle soreness
of colds. Il mnuaily in- ! - break up
painful local con--' am. Mak--- breath
ing easier. < r< for ;ro n-upa, i • •!
1 n 3 strengt ns.
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O LARY’S DINER. HENDERSON, V C.
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RESUMING PRACTICE
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t . tired is ;• nine .
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one lor t.ne ki-idiv- .mi ■,
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MR. .v Mrs zi-.iJ R> Ri.\.-.‘ .
(OVER 100 MILLION BOTTLES
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MONTHLY PAIN
E. - '
t ■ Mori than relieve
monthly p in v.: > n die to female
It
o r« . - is oecont i.tnvmcf weak.
tir< d. ne:\« . < :\.nk;. feelings—of
mi h n . .re.'"'] ikrn regularly —
P:nkh:i:: C :• < uui helps build
! > i .. ct.it
It s also a fcrtat stomachic tonic 1
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