Society News
ADMONITION.
Liston for spring, and you may
hear her voice
Across Hit· valleys, over rising
ground;
Wait for her song, and Jet the
heart rejoice
At such sweet sound.
Hers is the luic of sunrise dipped
in gnld
And hoi- the mi·; of swallows oil
the w'114;
To lin I lli ■ loveliness her arms
enfold
Look t<ί the ι >' 111 ;'
Sydney King Russell
Paul Rose Honored
On 11 rh Birthda\
Paul llnni i; is·· entertained the
fifth ■.ι ados at West Fil l school at
a party al h>s home on South Gnr
liolt : ; r< ft Λ i ■ · 11 lay afternoon on the
occasion of .In.- eleventh birthday.
During the aiiornoon the guests
enjoyed sanies. They were then in
vited into the rect"ation room where
ice cream. cakes. candy and nut
were scr· ι·(Ι. Mi: Sue Kelly assist
ed m entertaining and serving.
Contemporary Book Club.
Mrs. John Church will be host
ess for the meeting of the Contem
porary Hook clu.'j on Thursday aft
ernoon at :î::in o'clock at the home
of Mrs. W. S Coodwyn on the Coun
try club drive, i: .vas announced to
day.
Marian Martin
—Pattern—
V183 \
sizes '
». 14
Sweet an.l lovely- -that's your girl
in thin char-n.n ; prince: .· lin : frock.
Pattern 9183. Simple sewing, it has
NO waistline scam! For clross-up,
add eyelet frosting.
Pattern 9183 comes in si7.es (i. Ά.
10, 12, 14. Size 12 frock 2 1-4 yards
3."> inch: 3-4 yard contra t.
Send TWENTY cents in coins for
this pattern t'> Daily Dispatch Pat
tern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New
York 11, N. Y P'-'ut m,!v y
ΧΑΜΕ, ADDRESS, STYLE NUM
BER.
Fifteen cents more brings you the
useful Marian Martin Spring Pat
tern Book with a Free pattern for
smart "bag-on-u-belt" printed right
inside the book. Brimful of chic,
easy-to-make fashions.
Return l'rom Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Rose, .Jr. have
returned to their home after spend
ing two weeks with Miss Ann Rose
who is a student at Stephens college,
Columbia, Missouri.
Miss Wiggins Weds
! Lawrence E. Scott In
Monday Ceremony
In a private ceremony performed
I .it the parsonage of Spring Valioy
i Methodist church Monday alternoon
at six o'clock. Miss Helen Turner
Wiggins became the bride of Law
rence Kdwaul Scott.
liaskets of white spirea decorated
the house and white tapers wore
used on the piano and on the mantel
before whicli the couple stood to
take their vows.
Ile v. H. κ. L. Moscr, pastor, offi
ciated. using the rum ceienionv.
1 ι ior to the cerem my. Mr Albert
I'dward;·. pianist, played "Indian
I l.oic t'.dl . " I he l<ens of oani,
Mar.van I "Always ". Mr s Anil"
Baskctt. cousin of the bride, rang
I I o\ e Vu ι t ruly" an I "Keen ι· ·'
■m.ι l>>r the ben "diction sang "( )
fiel Love." ill· Kosaiy' wa
iiltiy played durm ; 111 · speaking ol
lii»· -, ι v. .
Miss Agnes Marie Wiggin. served
her it ,i in,ml ι f honor. She
woi ι .ι v.'h le d ,· .s ta .liiotvd on
prince ··■ lines an 1 u; ed black acces
orie.·. i". r -liouldei cor..age v.a . οι
ι ye! Ii w io.-es.
! t.i. ( ; ι · I. uncle of th · gronn.
wa li t rian.
Tile bride wore a two-picc,' dress
I ti ι" a.|ua c ope an 1 u .e I brown
acre Mine:·. At hor shoulder rlie pin
iv.'d a cor. age of tali- nan roses.
Mr.··. Sci It. who is the daughter
: ti I Ή··· John Bryan Wig
gins, is a graduate of Hen lerson
η .. ι no. ι. sue was employe ! at
i i pl. .' Dims .More here for a num
bc, ot years ;.n ! prior to her mar
ia .e v. .ι ■ employed as bookkeeper
at Hi-Way garage.
Mi. "c it is the son of Mr. and
i· P. L. £'e -tt. of Michigan City,
' ' 1 ■ Η" ι a graduate ot Mich
igan City high school and will be
·> · >«· . v. ill ill·.· Ka'lway f-'xp-ess
η ;.· π Michigan City, where t!ie
will nvike their home, lie has
recently return -d i.om lu mon ο
■c.\:ie overseas with the armed
forças.
Baptist Choir To
Present Easter
Cantata April 19
Ί ne First Baptist choir will pre
cr.t an Easter cantata. "Calvary" by
Henry Wes.-el'.. ; nd dire led by W.
Ί' ΙΙο.ίπι" a: the church Friday
iven.ng. April 19. at 8 o'clock.
'It· · ι aetata is a music.,1 presen
tation oi the dtath of Christ on the
■ . i...·· Ι;., ι seven werds ;· d His
es :-erlion. The cantata is di
ir'e.l in'o ten parts and the pro
ram will be about an hour.
The public is invited to attend
Gfn.1 Friday musical program.
Eveready Class
In April Meeting
Mrs. Otlia Wright and Mrs. Julian
Moss were hostesses for the meet
in; of the Eveready Class of the
New Sandy Creek Baptist church on
Friday night at the home of Mrs.
Wright.
The meeting was called to order
by the president. Mrs. Carl William;.
Mrs. C. A. Faulkner had charge of
I he devotion and Mrs. I). T. Ayscue
led in prayer.
The program was as follow;:
"How To Enjoy the Bible," Mrs. II
V. Faulkner; "Where Is Ίhy Brotli
#,ι". ", Λ 1rs Green Faulkner: "The
iv.icon Believed", Mrs. C. A. Faulk
ner: "The I'nder Π ig". Mrs. Carl
Wilbams: Religion and I.ife', Mis.
C. I·'. Ayscue. Prayer led by Mrs.
\. I Faulkner concluded the meet
in;. Refreshments were served dur
ing the social period.
STARS' BABY MAKES CAMERA DEBUT
SIX-WEEKS-OLD M aria Chi istina Aumont, daughter t.f vie stars Maria
Montez and Jean Pierre Auiv.<'>»t. is shown us she [-...sc-s tor her lir.-t
picture with her mother in Hollywood. Baby Chr.sti::n teems t-> ba
unimpressed with the fuss bein£ maile over the event. (International):
Miss Ethel Chiffelle
Weds Harry Patterson
Siatersville, Π. I. — I;i a .romony
cf beauty and dignity, Mis.; ktiv.\
Chitlclle. daughter Οι i>irs. Frama.
Λ. Chitlelle and the late Mr. Chitlellc
of Slaters ν il le, Rhode island, a.
mairied to Harry Conycrs i'attjr
;on, sen ot Mrs. Sarah C. Patters, ι
aiid the late Dr. Kenneth Howell
1 atterson, on March ^ ι .a 12 ηοί η
ir St. James iipiscc,;al ehurjn i
Vv'oonsi;eket, K. 1.
Rev. H. C. \\ liitma: sh. pa:-.or o.
the tri ;o, performed t .e liojjio ring
ccrcnwny. He heard tl.e. vu,·. i>e
lore an altar oi white gljii; i.i. c; .·
nation;·, an.) ι apdrag lis.
l-rior to the tercn.:.:;j a pr.igr. m
i nuptial ma.-.· was .uive.i y Ai. -
l ie;,η r Hunt Arnold, organί/t Tra
ditional wedding ni..nh.s weie I.
Herjert Strong and Carlton i -
ling, both ol Siatersville, were usn
ers. Tl.e biidegro m w... at·.·, n.ie ;
by his brother, Eugene K. Patters ι .
as best man.
The bride. who was given in .r.a:·
i iage by her cousin, Kenneth Cal l
well. of Winchester. Mass., wore an
oi :-the-shoulder empire g< λ η ο·
white satin with sheer yoke, full
skirt, and long pointed sleeves. Λ
crown of or < ge blo.-.a.ms held her
ι insert ι ρ veil .·. i.. i Κ . She i\u ; i · ,
a bouquet of cal la lijie·'·, earn.ni'ins.
rnr) sweet pens.
Bobby Faulkner H as
Birthday Part)'
Cli Saturday afternoon from five
'.ο six-thirty o'clock, Mr . II. C
Faulkner entertained loi· lui· son,
Bobby. I'll till· ··.· *11 "1 111. Illllt I
birthday .it 111.· Ii me ol liτ ; ι .· >1!il-i".
Λ1 i s. li. C. I'..i v. at ιU.
Uue.ts wi-iv r; (vivcti I > ν tir.· ! ι > !
and lus ninth"! . nd \νι·ιΐ· · I · ι < ι t■ · :
into th" In in : r··· ·ιιι when· coiit; t
and games were enjoyed.
Uefro-hmonts e m .ι. tin . of ι ·
(•ream, e.ike. ea.idy. cold drill!·: . an I
nuts were serve I. Tli·.· ho.-1 ι ■.-<·.·iν -
ed many useful and b-a.itilul . 111
Those attendiuwe e: Foreb ν
Price. Patricia Clayton, Μ a ν ι .
Cheek, liettie Edwards. Shirley Ed -
wards Ilartwell I light. Tonmn
Clayton, Hilly Woodaru. I î ι ■ 11 < · _■ I'ri· .·
Milton Cheek, i.e.-lie Ko., and <1. Λ.
Hockcr.
Zeb Vance Juniors
10 Present Play
•4»
"Hobgnblin House" will bo pre
sented by the ι '.ior c'a - ο' the
Zeb Vain high school on Wednes
day ι ight, April 10, at ii o'clock, it
was learne I today.
This e:1 iting, 'oinantic mystery
will be directed by Miss Noll Fine-i
Murphy. The public is cordially
invited t ait nd this présentât on.
AROUND TOWN
■"«WIJIAC.F I.ICKXSF.
William Daniel Melt >n and Mar
caret K. Stalling.·-, white, both o:
Hmderson. we.? granted a marriage
' ··< use at tin· register of deeds o!
' ;re yesterday.
NEW BULLETIN BOARD
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Λ new outdoor bulletin board has
been presented to the First Presby
terian church l>\ the Couples club nf
the church, and was in use for the
tirst time Sunday, according to an
announcement today by Re\. W. I).
Mc'nnis, minister.
The bulletin board is fluorescently
lighted and shows church announce
ments for the week.
Jr. Woman's Club.
The Junior Woman's Club will
meet Wednesday night at f! o'cIock
at the Henderson hiuli vchnol cal'e
teria, it was announced today Host
esses will be Miss Hillio Koso. Mis;
Dorothy Harrison. Mrs. C. E. Page,
Jr., Miss Elizabeth Shaw, and Mrs.
Wesley Young. All members are i
urged to attend and those who can
not attend are expected to notifv
rne of the hostesses before noon on
Wednesday.
î.liiS Gi''p\ c J 'tiifrelie, tna'c
o! hf» "·· cci . - ' . ίο:··, ι :
r t;endant. hho .< : ■ ».. : ι
r· . .· '.ι ah .· iik. . U w.th ;
draped .ikii't, hr;h : ι . . and ι a
sieeves. and a η ,· ing ι i
headpiece. Her :i ··.- were in-i'
and white sweet pea.
Folow'i g the ceremony a reeep
1 i ; ! η was held ι fee honte u. Π: ■
bride in Slater.n ;ile .· ::··:·· the . s..·
era assisted the bridal party in r>>
'.civing j, "p-!.-. λ r·. ν' : : Ci ο ci;· ■
a grey sheer gpwn ι r h. r daiugh
ter s wedding, Vsitfc a . : ek · nn wni:.
h a I and ct-r.-.ngt .· <,..rdci The
bridegr< «mi'.- a «>' r . :··.· a ! ,· .
■: 1 : mblc : :'(i : . ' .: t ι·.1a e.
Mr. and M. Γ. ■ < t r
•v ·. dainti tr ;j t. : the Ν; ν Eng
land stales '!':■· ,i
tweed thrc - ,j. ι
le·.·». :c·-*. Ί h.· .· ·, . !e \ i. . ■;
U< X ·!". 1 Ç: ■ ι r . I ·> I» '·
their honte in Π · h i. M ·
Ί lté bn le is a fra :ur-te π. 1 ι ·;< r.;
\ i 1 le high . -'ho ; ; nd s: ·.>· ι a
λ!ι : cdith co:h ι. Rale: · C
3!he has y· . . rr; ktcc! tv«»
a! th_· If. i:ie 1 : ι ι be. .· ii o. Uo
. ign.
Mr. Par· r- a ! ■ .
Jlcrdi :·. ι ·.·, «··
ν1 ('. S. .: ι-·'·· ι.· II
• η 11 ν ι · - ι > !
serving three y<v.iih the army
;·ιι· corp.··. He · ι ved ■ ..•.Ma
with the . -or.· ·. Λ .
Mr. Patterson will re-urne Ms study
ul optometry at IV > y 1 \ a:r.i State
c«'.lege in Philai' : hi.».·
Mr. And Mrs. Gill
Fete Bridal Couple
\r Buffet Supper
ί I1 nui mj· M ι.-s Helen Win η ■
■au M'iicc r.dwani Scott, wlm wen.
.larned yesterday afternoon m tu.
I'.aM.iKiue ni Sp: nui V*;i 1 Ie> Methoii
t ch uιc a. λΙι and \ I i - Ci Ν ('·ι!ΐ
•ntfi'laiiii-l ■> ImfU'l aippei .wa -
il day < \ Liiin : at tlu il home ιι. \\ il -
i\vi.< ci,
ifr; t'l(ι '.VI · (It ι · rated the
lOtlsc· ail I while 11· \\ < ι were used
t the b. l· :i 1.11>11
lh·· fallowing were p.< eni: Miss
iekn \Vig£i:i an·! 1 .awience Seott,
ι * I - ni Irm ■ >;. ■! ι Mi!· 11 ei I Kii
.'a'd.-, IJ. Wiggins, Mr. and Mrs.
.!κ·ι«·ν. .vir. ai, I λ:ι Κ. I)
starkey. Miss Anno Starkey, Μι
.ni:1 lïaskclt, Billy !··.· n-man. M;
•ni "ι1! GeorgV Haniii ai i Mi an I
Mrs. Cill.
Bruee I hompson Κ
Ieietl ί )n Birthda\
firuci' Ί 11· ί 1111 en. sen ■ · I i ι ι
Mrs I' !11 Tlι· inι|>-i m, celel ί al ι ,
sixth birthday at hi.- home Saurday
afternoon.
During the afternoon cm~! ιι
joved games. After which rein
nients consisting of ice cream .. .
birthday cake were served The ii ·
received many nice and useful ;:ill
Those present were: R. Λ. H; ·
thoiomew, Juanita Iï;i it!r· Ί· ·η ι : ■ .·..
Nellie Ayscue, Pat v Bartholomew.
Hell I'.a: thoiomew. .leannotic Ay ;■
S. G. Hayes, Bettie Li m Hay
Judith Have.-, Henrietta Have . hlli
Rose Ay. cue. Fred Ayscue, An.
Oveitcn, In no Overtoil. Mr. an.
Airs. Belaud Ayscue. ΛI r . Henry
Hayes, Mrs. Dixon Ay-cue. Mrs. I;
A. Bartholomew, Jcurlen,· Ii · -
thoiomew, lia.-.-ell Jt η .· and Martii.
UiyC · ll !ll|l..i 11.
Γν; si yt ria ι Choir !"> a( i"(>.
*1 r · ' : c First ! r ·· · y:« 'a
■ 'ι V.· ! ί · ce! W'.'d'le f1 ι ι !
7 ·'!·> . '· '.o ■]-. at the church, i
\· ; nnoi'iiccd.
SxpecUwjûftûii}?
ATfi'hrr'x Frirnd mas.^acjnf; prepa
ration heips brirç ear and comiort
to expectant mothers.
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c rr!:· ι,- ν it · !.. .(I a nodvue
. ] ( »: · ... : .:·(·; women
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a: II :■ ·,]. · 1 r j.. . i : ;LÇ t - body
urn,.: {:··:. ν . . . il > krep the
BIUl r : !· · :vl I'.! ··. the
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the· sk:n . . : r τ * .:·· : h· ·· ι. , clP3
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absorbed. I- to u-e. Highly
pral.-ed 1 · ν .. ·< ·-, ι : i.~t τ. ν d<><-ors rnd
l.ursr-. M: ·>· · <■( b so: 1. Just a«k
f.nv dru·.···; t for Motlvr's 1 ru-nd—the
Fktn emollient and lubricant. Do try it.
Mother's Friend
r Helps build up resistance
against MONTHLY
FEMALE PAIN
When taken regularly!
Lydta E. Plnkham's Vegetable Com
pound does MORijjthan relieve
monthly pain when due to func
tional periodic disturbances. It also
relieves accompanying weak, tired,
nervous, jittery feelings — of such
nature. Taken regularly—Plnkham'·
I Compound helps build up resistance
against such monthly distress. Plnk
L ham's Compound U north trying/
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DIAMOND RING
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Ring is the traditional way to say,
"1 love you." Only one Diamond
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EASTER \
FLOWERS
EARLY! A-^5/
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Phone 85
HENDERSON
FLOWER SHOP
ν.ΛΜΊ·: non ι. bldg.
Lntranrc On Montgomery St.
For the young in heart of all agesl
by Helena Rubinstein
She* Minr yi'.irlonp· Sprin<rlime. Slip's the
fti'riKi 1 roinantie. Helena Knliinslein
has taken the e>-enee of e\erythin<; appealing
ami féminin»' ami embodied il in lier
unsurpassed Λ | > ] > 11* lilossom one of tlie
best-loved perlnines of all time.
U'l'I.I III.OSSOM t'EllKl ME. (>.00. '..73. rurseeize 1.00
APPLE HI.O-SOM EA1 DE TOILETTE, 1.75
APPLE COLOGNE, 1.00
APPLE BLOSSOM BODY POWDER, 1.00. .50
I'lus t e.laêl Tjx
WOOLARD'S
Phone 82 Henderson.N C.
Fer Easter ....
BEAUTIFUL SFRAY FINS
To Add The Final
Touch To Y cur Outfit!
v II 1J·;■ · our selecti m of <i unn'n r
- prav pi.'-s ' So (.ri/inal ; iv.l '··· v iy
— .i:i.l s :ch a variety Ί' t'n ".ijrns.
V· 11 r" sure to find just what you
want — Sec our out.landing a-· art- is Your ociâc
nil lit today ! To line Jewelry
Our Reputation
/xiGHLIN- QOODW YN
Jewelers
Looking
F orward
To
EASTER
Only Two Weeks And
You'll Be In The Easier Parade!
New Sh ipnient
NELLY DON
HOUSEDRESSES
(ïoinji πΓ sale
tcmoi*row mornitij.',
$2.60 Tl, $3.50
Our buyers have just returned from NV\v
York and more and more package arc
arriving every day with suits, eoats and
dresses to help you find the right thing for
the "parade".
Pretty new crepe similar to illustration.
Fuchsia and white designs on black back
ground.
Size 12 at $32 50