Society News
NEW ENGLAND NAMES.
The names of .states arc lovely;
Vermont. New Hampshire. Maine;
hills stump-fenced and lonely;
lields splil-rail-fenced by ram;
slopes of sweetfern ^om^
with blueberry toward a tree.
lallin;: at last toward snnwing
^ulls and plum-slate sea.
The names of . tates are prouder
than dark peaks on the sky,
liiore quiet than th:1 louder
wood bird-thri at caotin", shy
lines of music toward
Mrc.iin ι ! April water,
hi lost in Auiiiiit. hoarding
one last note toward the winter.
The names of states are lovely;
New Hampshire, Maine. Vermont
Kacll bra■·..- l's tierce, lean, lonely,
final catamount.
Frances Frost
Methodist Choir I'ractice.
The i;irls' choir of the Fir.-t Meth
odist church will meet tonight at
7 1 Γι o'clock and the senior choir will
meet at If o'clock, it was stated. All
members are urged to be present.
I'se the Daily Dispatch Want A.is
to sell y in products. A Want Ad
Will Bring You Fast Results'.
r Dois Distress of 'PERIODIC'
Female Weakness
Make you feel
"A Wreck" on such days?
If you suffer monthly cramps with
accompanying tired, nervous,
cranky feelings- due to functional
periodic disturbances — try Lydla
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
to relieve such symptoms. Taken
thruout the month — Pinkham's
Compound helps build up resis
tance against such distress I
Marian Martin
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MADAM MURIEL
CilFTED PALMIST AND PSYCHIC MKDIl'M
Tells you any and everything you wish to know without
asking an.v < ι π ·I < * s, gives you names of enemies, and
tricmU G ; > ι .·, iri.e and never fii il : η ε; ;..lv icc on all affairs
life I: w<>n n il. troubti'c' 01 in doul.'. consult this
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CALF Y & LOI:I)
New York
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I'ramerton, Χ- Γ.
Fifteen Patterns of
PLAID GINGHAMS
(ίο On Sale Tomorrow Morning
At Nine o'clock
6Sc yd.
Soil )/, 1! * 117// Hare T<> Limit ih< \t>>" '.· ' Of
l.'/tcli Salt , And IΓ ι ( 'du . 1 cri /ι1
NO TELEPHONE OliUERS
War Mothers Hear
Dr. Gregg Speak
On War Memorial
Dr. Λ Γ). Gregg, president of tin
\V;ir Dads ol Vance county, v. a
spe τ at the regular meeting o.
the V.'i ■ e county chapter ( ' Wai
r< held Wednesday afterneor
a; ' c In mo of Mrs. H. S. .loanso
in (i. ο ι avenue. Dr. Gregg dis
cii. ■ d the tentativ e plans !o# a \va
- errnria! building which w >ul<
honor all service nm and wome j
.uni \ .'Mi e ci . 1111 y u h ι scrvci
■' i i" :: t c pa -1 war. Η .· asked ' ο
the du'pcralion of the chapter ii
advene ng the plans and Iti teak'· :
tin ·: ilditiR a reality. Dr. Greg.'
v. a pie.'enter! to tae a roup by Mr
!·' V. Rollins. chairman o!' the pro
μι ; .ι' ι ■tnmit'cc.
The meeting was conducted b;·
Mm. v.. w. Wester, president, an : I
r""!i.ie 1 > 11 s ■ η r s. matters were Iran
acte 1 I),'ring the bus· ess period
plans were made for Ihe sale ot
earn:.ti n.-> by the chapter. The salt
will take place on the day before
Mother's Day with the proceeds to
lie used locally to further plan o'
Ihe group for war veterans. Mrs.
G. W. Knilt. finance chairman, will
head this activity.
Mi H. H. Bass. Sr., chairman
of the Americanization committee,
will head the essay c · test which will
be sponsored by the hapter. The
ccntest is open to all high i.'hool
students and a prize of $5 will be
offered for the be t essay on 'Oar
Iiesponsibility in World Peace."
Two new members were welcomed
into the chapter.
Plans were also discus?eri for a
dutch dinner t^ be I e!d in May
and wlrch will be a joint meeting
nt the War Dads ;· d War Moth
i rs.
At the conclusion of the meeting
'he h -te. se·. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. G.
TJ. A Hen and Mrs. 11. A. Newell
"ve·' Pt'ssJan tea and :okics to'
the group.
Mrs. Hcrndon Fetes
Miss Louise Teiser
At Bridge Party
Mrs. Carl Hcrnclon was hostess a!
a bridge party at the home of Mrs.
H. li. Mangum <n Belle street Wed
nesday afternoon, honoring ΛΤ is -
I.ouise Teiser, bride-elect of Λρπ!
29
Upon their arrival, Miss Teise:
and Mrs. Frank Smith, recent bride,
were presented old fsahiorud 11 >se
gays of violets an 1 sweetheart roses.
Aftei several progressions of
b'ïdge. Mrs. Junius Rogers was
given high score prize and Mi.. >
Viola Hoyle was awarded low sen·.1
prize. Mrs. K. C\ Daniel won the
bingo prize. Miss Teiser, h mor guest
was presented a gift of crystal 111
her chosen uattern.
The Sliest list included: Miss
Louise Teiser. bride-elect, Miss Arm
Southerland, Miss Helen Teiser. Miss
Helen Collins, Mi.-s Viola Hoyle,
M'-s. Geneva B. Teiser, Mrs. Frank
Smith. Mrs. Junius Roger. . Mrs. l)a
vid Bryan, Mrs. C. F. Anderson, of
Pullman, Washington; Mrs. M. W.
Wester, Mrs. H. I!. Mangum, Jr.,
Mrs. i„ S. ieiser. Mrs. I·.. C. iJaniel.
Mrs. Howard White. Mo. I!. W. A.
Dorlin. Mrs. (.'. IJ. Godfrey. Mrs. 1.
Ί. Griffin, and Mrs. ii. R. Man ;uni
Mrs. Hern.Ion w:i. a . i.-u-1 by
Mrs. I)avid Bryan an I ,.irs. il. 1;
Mangum in serving a sweet course.
Old Bute Chapter
Hears Mrs. Stem
Mr.;. T. G. Stem, of Oxford, riuii
' man of the Kl lis Islan I fun 1, wa
(.'.ne. t .-peaker at tlie meeting Hi '
(Hd linte chapter of the Daughter.;
ι■ f tin' American Revolution hel l
Tuesday night at the; h une of Mr...
VV. W. Parker, Jr., on Chestnut
-Ireet. Mr»;. Stem spoke o! tlr.' work
boms (iime at the marin.' hospital
it I·.His Island, one win·· of which
ι : ponsored by the I). Λ. Ii.
The win ; of this hospital can ac
commodate 150 patients. Fur the
past three years D. A. R. work ha.
been with the service personnel.
Mrs. Stem stated that occupational
therapy stressed for this work i
' financed solely by free-will offer
ngs. in conclusion Mrs. Stem com
mended the Old Bute chapter toi'
the excellent manner in which Π·"
nembers keep informed of the vari
ous activities ol the l). Λ. κ an.
was presented by Airs. Sam Harris.
Mrs. Jasper llicks, regent, presid
i (I at the meeting which was open
j ed with the D. A. Ii. ritual, creed.
I prayer and flag salute.
; During the bi siness Mrs. R. G.
i Young was chosen as representative
if the organization at a joint meet
ng of civic and patriotic clubs to
ι >e held soon. Miss Cornelia Gary,
diss Mariel Gary, and Miss Amic.
'egram were elected as nominating
committee to select officers for reg
istrar. corresponding secretary, his
oriun, and librarian.
Mrs. Sam Harris, and Airs. Jasper
licks will represent the group at
he National D. Α. 1ί. Congress in
Atlantic City May 20.
At the conclusion of the meeting
I Mrs. Parker served a sweets course
I ollowed by coffee. Throughout the
îome were attractive decorations ol
)ink dogwood, purple iris and white
izalea.
SO. HENDERSON HAS
WIN OVER LOUISBURG
South Henderson baseball team
ideated Louisburg College nine b>
ι score of 7-1 in a game Tuesday at
' .ouisbujg.
Duke was the hitting star fir
viuth Henderson, with the team
letting 10 hits. Braswell, pitcher, al
nwed Louisburg only two hits, with
good backing from the rest of the
team. Catcher for South Henderson
was Buddy Thomas.
Ilerc from Rhode Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Patterson,
-.\h<i were recently married in Woon
ocket, Rhode Island, are spending
some time with Mrs. K. 11. Putter
ai α on Burwell avenue.
M arricd In March Ccrcnioin
MUS. H. Ε. WOOD, JR.
Airs. William Ervin Wood, Jr.. who be·Γι .it hoi i n Mardi 17. m
the First Presbytciian church, in York, South Carl··!!·.!, was Μiss b>.n,
Melba Carter, daughter of D. IVI. Carter and the late Mrs. Carter, ai Wake
Forest. Seaman First Class Wood is the sun ul Air. and .Mrs. \V. E. Wuml,
of Henderson.
Miss Dorothy Harrison
Heads Jr. Women s Club
Miss Dorothy Harrison was elected
president ir tin· Henderson J;ini r
Woman's clab ν«„ι lUt'—t.
at the April meeting ol the eli b held
Vveanesuay night ·. the cateteria
ii. Henatrson ne.·,:: c::i. .. £.le.'ei
l . serve with Λ:1- 11.,:;·..· :: ...··. ..a·
lollowing: vice-pre Λι . - BctKV
d'jjl.s: seen tar\. Λι:· · 1 r.n .es Sat
terwhit.·: and .re·. .·...·.·. ι··».(>
Mclntvi e.
ι ,ιο n.oeting . . coi. :.·;. >1
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sheet li. 11 ί ι i.'i :, 1 ι . ι . ι : : ι . : : ■ ; ι wi.
a second article had been sent ta
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and gave a ·· 1 : . .· >.i :
Moir.ents," |. <· .·> wrr.i ··: Uï
lian: I ' ! i : .·. . ■ ' :.
Mr.·. li. i). 1· Irod. a g a·
club for th.· ι 'en ■ u a:; I v. lui ι
chairman n: t m t· mu.- e de; art tient
1>: f lia ,\'| ··! la. ! · ie, . i! in: ι
of Woman's t lubs, gave an interest
ing ; rtie! ■ ml "L'ont r:. ι t i .. ot λ! ι -
sic t the .Am ι i ta : ι W ,v n: Lite."
She state, ι ta.it the η: ..-ia : a
nation re! Uet ed the i at ,1
emotions · t:te cot:' y.
Mrs. 1· Γι ι S. Ko> *■ r. pre.-: le::
of tile Won a : eh: >. ι ·. : : e , . : a
preciation the .hi" ί ι Inn !·>.'
their coi .κ r.a : η in the Ma: . t
dinner and i:i ether t! ι .·: ,.·. t .
She also pr.,i-:'d ti,e e! . ' .
work done this year. Officers of t h ·"·
Woman', e!.. wert .-, ί .1 .. :
ο! the e\ cuinu.
Follow' g the program, Mrs. ·'.
II. Hicks, .1: conducted . . e .
tive game during which mi mbers
repeated nr.<kti,v iterative .-t·:.
tetu·!..- and rhy:;;i··»
Thc· ho.*le··: ·. 1 1 rcl icc cnv.: ·
decorated cakes and nuts to the
me.·:ι be- i i ' · .·. "
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Rose, : r.ci Γ·.: .'- C. Κ. '·' ce. Jr.
SEDALIA SINGERS
HERE ON SUNDAY
The Sedalia Singers i.f Palmer Me
morial institute, Sedalia, will pre
sent thei ι : ι : '1. annn: 1 η. mi·..I ι -
i,rair S;rl ··« Bapt .· ; .
lured, un Co!U\m· slii'.'!, Suiidaj illt
ernnon. ; ι ·' o'eà · k.
The S < gers have sung all through
the New England states, New York
("ity and η .-■ ■· ci il .■·> ι ; :
tliL' While House in Washington, ii
was >iated hy I lev. \V. B. We.-,l>i.
pastor ι Γ the ehureh.
Sea'.-· v. .11 I <· reserv ed I .;· ι te
peuple de « !" ai'i rd
l!i limond Visitor.
Mr. and Mr.-.. William I >. Γιιπι■■ .
.!r . ol Κiehnumd. Y n ant i. ai
spenduiR several da\ with Mr and
Mrs. 1!. Π. Powell. M>.· Turner ι
the ίιιπ,Η'ι Μι Fannie I'uwell.
Now we are promised sphere
vhai'C'l ι1 ι 1 ' e. I ll .diiiuld 11 ^
; ù.vi' .-..ι sat ply oi tiuiv.K.
Senior Class At
11 i^h School \\ ιί 1
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