I Society
WITH THE SICK
In Norfolk Hospital.
C, ι lîovvl:*it> is reported 1o be
.ng Inflow ng ,i major opera
• · m li e gênerai hospital at Nor
Prayrr Hand Tonight.
Prayer Meeting Band will
n ' tonight at 7 Ifi n'cloek at the
n! Mrs. Fanny Gupton. on
( · t· avenue, it was announced
\ liev. A. \V. leard will be the
Yisitini! In Norfolk.
Mis \v. M. Fleming, Jr.. of Mid
ι· spending a few days with
. Garland Howling in Norfolk.
Milk Mixture for
Stomach Ulcers
Λ recent medical discovery now used by
do*, tots and hospitals everywhere has proven
unusually succès-!ul in the treatment of stom
arh u.< · :~ caused Irom excess acid. It is a
H.*ml; · preparation yet so eflective, in many
r.. ί the pains ot stomach ulcers disappear
n.· : immediately. Also recommended for gas
11.s . indigestion* heaitburn due to hyjxr
r, : ι * ν. Suliem may now t;y this at home hy
< i : *. « τ a hoi t le < >i l.l ' Kl Ν from their drug
11; 1 I Κ IN contains this new discovery in its
I ..· ; form. Kasy to take. Just mix two tea
Rji.->::ful■·. lin a half glass of milk. Costs hut
fitt « - Mum '"'lit · or monev refunded
I iirin for Sale l>y Parker's Drus
More and drus stores everywhere.
Tin ''III .<( llthiH lit
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nui/ ι ni' hill 1/ princi
pal >i /.S- I I fl< fit il in
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HENDERSON N.C
Marian Martin
—Pattern—
Mother, sew this for your sunnv
Uanmui !·ιι·1: L'ut top of Pattern
0υi! in one piece: button for more
or le - -un. Dirndl skirt buttons for
:asy i ι on i η ι :. easy dressing.
Pattern !)lli>2 conies 111 size:- J. t.
(i. 8 and In. Si/e fi sundress takes
1 1 -2 yards 3,ï-ineh material.
Send TWENTY cents in coins for
tins pattern to Dailv Dispatch l'al
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λ AMI·", ADDRESS, STYLE NUM
BER.
NOW ready the Marian Martin
new St'MMEK I'JKi Pattern P.ook!
Fifteen Cents more brings you cool,
new. eas.v-to-make fashions for all.
. .And. printed right in the book:
FREE pattern for ballot slippers for
home and beach wear!
WOMENéo SUFFER
monthly PAIN
should try this famous medicine to
relieve pain and tired, nervous,
cranky feelings, of such days \yh.»n
due to female functional monthly
disturbances. Worth trying!
iron i. pimm comVound
Miss Jean Candler
Honors Miss I.e<«j;
At Afternoon Tea
I
I Coa phmentinu Mi.ns Katherine I
il.eng. In idi — I'lcr' III June 29. Mis- I
Jriin Cendtcr was hoetaM at tea
jiit her hciuie on Clarke -licet Mon-j
ι clay aftei ηι·ι»ι it tour-thirty o'clock. j
Throughout the house were ar- j
1 tistr.· arrangements of colorful sum
! mei llowii -. In the sun room red I
gladioli don nated the decorations
while in !he living room were mixed
,-unimer flowers.
Λ tasteful arrangement of lemon
lilies was placed on a mirror reflect- '
or ι· the dining room table.
The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Η
L . Candler. Mrs. William Candler I
and Mrs. R O. Burwell. served !
punch, fancy sandwiches, chicken
patties, cheese straws and decorated :
j cakes.
The guest list included the fol- 1
lowing: Miss Legg. honor guest. Miss
Maria Legg, Mrs. M. F. Legg. Miss i
Marjurie Teiser. Miss Peggy Moran.
Miss Fannie Cooper , Miss Amie j
Walk · ·'. Miss Mary Ann Cooper.
M ' -s .lean Dixon. Mis- Annice Mit- .
ciiell. Miss Marv Klizabeth Parham. i
Miss Τ kie Wester. Mrs. R. L. John
son, Mrs. W. W. Bowers, III. Miss
Josephine Newell. Miss Ann South
erland. Miss Marion Callaway and
Miss Viola Moyle.
Bridal Pair Feted
At Buffet Supper
M> - Katherine Legg and Albert
; Gallatin Carr. of Durham, u'ho.-e
i-.'.ι deling .ι June 2!) will be an out
si.mdint; stria! event. were honored
..' ι buffet supper at the West End
Country club οι. Saturday evening
at Τ o'clock bv Dr. and Mrs. W. W.
Noel.
Green and yellow dominated the
dei ι ι allons of the club room and
through! lit the room were i.'iusual
arrangements of branches of green
; apple.-, plums and blackberries. Hur
ra ane lamp.- illuminated the at
11 active setting.
Ci.ie.-t.- were greeted at the en
tri.nce by Dr. and Mrs. Noel. David
Noel of Farmville, Virginia, and Miss
legg and Mr. Carr.
Supper was served buffet style
t.. abolit fifty guests. Guests were
siated at individual tables covered
i v. it h pale yellow cloths.
BIRTHS
Kd wards Soil.
Mr. and Mr- Roosevelt Edwards.
... Midcilebui·!:. an.iouneo the birth
ol a son on June 2:i. 19-16.
Κ a tii y Lee Best.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Best, Jr.. of
Fallon. Nevada, ai · ounce the birth
ol a daughter. Kathv Lee. June 14
at St. Mary's hospital in Reno.
Shejiu Ann Rrnn.
i Mr. and Mrs Jrhn P. Renn. Jr..
! announce the birth of a daughter,
Shelia Aii\ on June 19 at Maria
Parham hospital. Mrs. Renn is the
lormer Miss Millie N'ortis, of Oxford.
a
Raiders Get Forfeit Ga'me
As City Taxi Club Wins, 9-0
With the White K. ider- leading
l-d in the sixth inning hist night unrl
(ill" η Powers at bat. Crocker, pitch
ing for Standard Part · hit Powers
with a pitched ball for a base on
balls. The count at the t.ine was three
b; lis and one strike
Standard Parts cl.. rued interfer
ence on Powers' part After much
discussion. Umpire R.i ■ ev put Fred
die Stokes out of the game and when
Standard Parts refused to resume
play, Ramsey forfeited the game to
the White Raiders.
Asa Carlisle pitched City Taxi to
a 9-0 vi. torv over Vance Trucking
in the* nighicap. A single by Dav s
was the only hit ho allowed.
Batteries: Carlisle and MuChee:
Kearney and Knight.
Games tonight: White Haiders vs.
Vance Furniture: Vance Trucking
vs. Standard Parts.
"Wednesday night at 8:15 (''clock,
ι the University of North Carol ra
! all-stars will play Henderson all
stars.
Tram:
City Taxi
Vance Trucking
R II Ε
9 fi H
0 1 3
Miss Hicks Bride
Of Mr. Twisdale
Miss Marian Grey Hicks, daugh
ter <>t Mrs. E. C. Mo · of Townsville.
keiame the bride o! Cephus Leo
Twistdale. Jr.. son o! Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Twistdale, ι I I ownsville. in
a double ring cerem· nv solemnized
Thursday afternoon, J ne 20, at 4
o'clock» at the home of the bride's
aunt, Mrs. F. H. Frazier. Jr., on Bur
well avenue in Henderson. Rev. J.
S. Kinnersc.. pastor of the Towns
ville Presbyterian .h .rch, heard the
wedding vows.
Queen Anne's lace and baby's
breath with lighted tapers formed
the home decorations for the wed
ding.
The bride wore a white eyelet
batiste driss with a corsage of pink
ιo.-eouns. Mic was given in marriage
by her stepfather. K. ('. Moss.
Little Mi>s Gertr .de Williams,
cou.'in of the bride. ua> ring bearer.
Norwood Dixon Twistdale, brother
ni the bridegroom, .served as best
man.
Mr-. Mi ss. »molher ot the bride.
;i <1 Mrs. Twistdale. n either ot the
groom. were dressed η black sheet
with white accessories and corsages
ol gardenias.
After a short wedding trip the
couple will be at home in Towns
ville.
"HOLDING ON" IS
TOPIC OF GARDNER
Rev. K. Xorfleet Gardner. pastor of
the First Baptist church. preached on
the topic. "Holding On" Sunday at
the morning worship feoar. The
text was from James 5:11. "Behold,
we crunt them happy which en
dure."
"Happiness is elu.ive in de! ηi;i· ·
and in quest, said the minister.
"Can best see what it is bv recog
nizing the things it is not. 'l'aère are
soma who .-ay that ii ill the discom
forts and hardships c old be removed
from life, one would be happy. Many
tin es though, the happiest people
are those who have had the m< -i
hardships. Sorrow comes to stretch
out places in the heart for joy. Then
there are other perse i s who say
happiness is bound up in the free
dom of indulgence. Happiness is not
the prediiv't of the excitement of in
dulgence. There are some who say
happiness is going smoothly in times
of prosperity and in times of adver
sity.
Happiness comes from bc'V.g stead
fast and holding on, whatever the
daily circumstances are.
"Why is one nappy as he endures."
Because in our patience we find
the grace of God. Job. in the midst
of his physical and mental ail lid ion.
found the grace of Gocl.
"One is happy as he endures
through sufiering. At times, the
gorges are deep and the torients
seem to overwhelm. Just as a field
must be plowed deep i! the grain is
to grow, so one's life and soul must
be plowed by the chastening of the
Lord."
C OF C GROUP IN
UNIVERSITY MEET
Chapel Hill. June 25.—Commercial
oigi>"izalien executives throughout
the Southeast were going back to
school at the University of North
Carolina here today. They will be
taking relre.-hor courses at Chapel
Hill all th's week.
Move Hi m 251) from il Southern
states started in with classes in vi
rions phases ul I amber of commerce
werk under .-uih prominent instruc
tors as Ben I!, l.awslie, commercial
organization department of the U. S.
Chamber ol Commerce in Washing
ton and Arch X. Booth, assistant
manager U. S. Chamber of Com
merce.
The group i-· attending the third
annual Southeaslern Institute, one of
six similar train'i'g schools being
held throughout the coimlry, which
got under way with a convocation
in Lenoir Hall here la-.t night.
"SNOW WHITE" TO BE
AT PRESBYTERIAN
"Snow White and the Seven
Dwarfs" will be shown in the lower
auditorium of the First Presbyter
ian church tomorrow afternoon at
3:30 o'clock it was announced to
day
This i.·- the second of a series of
summer afternoon pictures that will ;
be shown by the church during the I
month^to come.
The church recently purchased a
Victor sound projector with a large
7x9 radiant screen. The lower au
ditorium of the church is cool and
pleasant on the hottest days of sum
mer. it is stated. Mothers are in ·
vited to accompany their children
to the picture tomorrow afternoon.
There will be no charge.
FEWER (HIC KS.
Raleigh, June 25.—Reports from
North Carolina commercial hatcherv
men i-idicate that approximately 4.
500.000 chicks were hatched during
May. the Federal-State Crop Report
ing Service announces. This pro
duction was 11 per cent less than
the 5.109.000 hatched for the same
month last year, but !4 per w.t
above the iive-year (1040-44)) Mai
average.
PAUL EVANS JOINS
NAVY ON MONDAY
Paul A. Evans, son of Morion M
Evans, ot Henders< n, enlisted in the
navy at the Raleigh navy re-irumnc
. tation Monday. it was announced
today.
Evans made application v. ith Chief
Jackson, local navy recruiter, who i:
in Henderson each Monday* for the
purpose of accepting application?
and furnishing information relative
to enlistment.
The announcement again pointed
out that the Raleigh navy recruiting
would stay open Sunday, June 30
in order for men with bona fide de
pendents to erlist or reenlist on the
last day to do so under the depen
dency act.
Exchange Members
Discuss CommunitN
Swimming Pool
Further discussion of .1 .·:> · <
'swimmg pool was held by :·.<·πι· <·.
υ! tin· Exchnnge el ib last night N«
, definite fiction has hen taut n. but
the club is interested 111 the ι» mî
I ing ο! a pool here and hopes to in
terest other civic clubs in help·.'.
; sponsor the project
A report \va.- given by the boa:-·
of cuHrol on the passing o! some
new by-laws and the appointing ol
new committee members.
Η Β. Houghtaling, of Carteret. X.
J., was guest ol M. H. Matthi ·.·. s
! Ε. Β. Tindal. Jr., presided in ab
sence of the president. Ray Bu. ..
■ an. who with his wife attended Là
dits -\'ight and installation <>' c ι : ; -
cers of the Durham Jub last night
NEW STAMP VALID
ON CANNING SUGAR
Rfi Iciah. .Tune 25. 11«>m ι ·
gel more catmint: .- inar .! !> I ,·. · » ι
s ι >a re stamp 10 becomes valid I'm'
five pounds. Ί heodore S. .1 nn-· :>
State ()PA Director, -aid ι · »·
I Johnsin explained that this is the
final stamp of the year for r„
ning sugar, as no easing >r t 'κ· ς :
! situation is expected betn-e 1947
Altin ugh it is expec'r.'l t!ia' 7
000 tons of sugar will be a\ .11 : j I<
this year for home canning
I compared with 900,000 tons during
1945, Johnson urged lv>:ue·.» ives
to use spare stamp 10 ι · ; ! es s tin
t'a 11 ni
A
Iff
for igar ;
|ii( tel y in
Spare sta.i
tuble .· issai
Septemi <
home
ι l.ited
...r-t.· valid
i> ft Π1
! ' aid.
: π May
"an.ρ for
,.ιί until
>1 I ( I II!" ! \ l'| I·· vj: NTS.
( ·. .If -"· . .Inn. 2à
Λ : : . ■ t ! in eight
( . . : τ il . .·· t -t. ( :lii na t.. ytudv
an m »·,· - ι n J :>· 2fl. 30.
a π ci 31. i" . : 1 ' ■> Dr. Ralph
W. Cummings. h< ι .· l ·..· Agronomy
Dcparti · « · S' i ■ _<
Unless ynu an saving them JM
s. ' ■ i. ' ni » ■ * < cl | " »<1 >.
Work in a dust vl general fertilizer»
hue and wal'-i '■> in ο planta loim
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