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 WAY TO RELIEVE DISTRESS OF HeadCokisl foouble-Duty Nose Drops jfio , N^^Works Fast! ~ Wrr Yes, you get quick relief from snifily, stuffy distress of head colds with a lit tle Ya-tro-nol in c uch nostril. What's morc-it actually helps prevent many colds from developing if used in time! Trv it! Follow directions in package. VICKS VA-TRO-NOL QUILTED PADS For Bassinette, Carriage or Crib. SMALL SIZE ’ 17x18 For Carriage 39c MEDIUM SIZE 18x3-1 For Bassinette 89c LARGE SIZE 31x52 For Crib $1.95 Made of All New .Material Consisting of Cotton Felt. L Marian Martin —Pattern— 9402 SIZES 2- 10 Spring breezes won’t catch your I tiny "image" unawares, if she '■ j this ensemble. Pattern 11402 features | a fr >ck good for all sunmmr, . lu.- .. matching cape to go over it NOV.'. Pattern 9402 come- in sires 2. 4. (i. 8 and 10. Size 6. frock, 1 7-8 yards Ha-inch; cape, 1 1-8 yards 54 imu. Send TWENTY cents in coins fur this pattern to Daily Dispatch. Pat tern Dept., 232 West 18th St , New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly SIZE, NAME. .ADDRESS, STYLE NUM BER. The Marian Martin Spring Pattern Book is now ready. It's yours for Fifteen Cents. Full of smart style for the family plus FREE pattern I ir the new “bag-on-a-belt” printed right inside the book. 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. 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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