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THURSDAY. JULY 7, 193
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Mrs. J. E. Wells Entertains
On Thursday evening June
30th, Mrs. J. E. Wells entertained
her Bridge Club at her hpme on
Ann Street. j :
Mrs. L. T. Wadsworth won the
club prize and Mrs. Fred! Henry
was the winner of the visitor's
prize, while Mrs. R. T. McMillan
received the Traveler's prjize.
A salad course was served to
Mrs. R. T. McMillan, Mr!s. Fred
Henry, Mrs. L. T. Wadsworth,
Mrs r. c. Cole. Mrs. Carl Key,
Mrs. Clyde Robertson, Mrs. Carl
McLaurin and Mrs. Jas. frnreaa-
gill.
Tdlehour Club Meets
The Idlehour Club had a most
delightful meeting with Mjrs. Wal
ter Hooks on Saturday afjternoon,
at her home on North Randolph
Street. J
An ice course was served to Mrs.
W. C. Hartley, Mrs. it. L. Huggins,
Mrs. Frank Singleton, Mrs) Harvey
Smith, Mrs. L. M. Williams, Mrs.
Vander Griffin, Mrs. George Neil,
Mrs. Louis Boggan and Mr. Walter
Hooks. I
Bingo was played, and Mrs.
Frank Singleton was thd winner
of the prize.
Mrs. R. L. Ellerbe is Hostess
Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. K. L.
Ellerbe entertained the members
of her Bridge Club at ner nome.
Attractive miniature corsages
of white and blue flowers, each
tied with red ribbon, were used on
the dessert plates. u
Mrs J. B. Garrett won the high
score prize. Those present were
Mrs. O. W. Doster, Mrs. J. B. uar
rett Mrs. T. L. Edwards, Mrs. M.
T. Poovey, Mrs. Heath Penegar,
Mrs. J. A. McFalls, Mrs. R. L. El
lerbe and Mrs. John Hamer, spec
ial guest.
Jetta Funderburk Hostess
Jetta Funderburk was hostess to
a party in honor of her house
guest, Doris Funderburk of Mon-
Tro
A Musical Contest was the iea-
tnre of the evening, and Mary
Jane White won the prize.
Those present were Mary Jane
White, Mary Alice Jenkins, Mary
Catherine Threadgin, ueny u
froe, Evelyn Young, Martha Ann
Wheliss, Peggy McNair, Martha
Stansill, Carolyn Ellerbe, Virginia
Blalock, Jetta Funderburk, Betty
Leathers of Lynchburg, Va., Doris
Funderburk.
WATKINS-CASHION
Miss Hattie Belle Cashion j&nd
Mr. Wm. Nelson Watkins will be
married July 10th at Marston.
CARD OF THANKS
Close Votes
(Continued from front page)
We want to thank the kind
friends in Troy and Richmond
county for their kindness and
beautiful flowers during the illness
of our dear little Billie, who died
recently.
Especially do we want to thank
the Doctors for their kindness
and help duirng his illness.
May God have mercy and bless
each one of you.
Mother and family
of Billie Morse.
ity of 16 for Harrison.
For the House, Bob McNair 's
figures show 3515, to 3481 for
Thomas Leath or a McNair ma
jority of 34.
For the office of Sheriff E. B.
The Board delegated Member- get oio tuvv. -,
x i v, , 3346 or a Morse majority of 419.
Carl McLean to make the rounds; j w Hamer secufed a majority
of the county and collect - the.-of 816 over l. F. McCaskill for
ballot boxes and place them in countv Commissioner 3720 to
the oitice oi xne tierac oj. vuui i.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E, Tutor left to
day for Raleigh to visit friends and
relatives. - -
Mrs. C. E. D. Egerton is spending
the week with her brother, E. T.
McCoy, in Durham. '
Close Votes
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Evans, of Ox
ford, are spending a week with
Mr. and Mrs. George Bwes at
their home on Leak Street. Mrs.
Evans was formerly Miss Grace
Bowes.
Club Meets With Mrs. Garrett
Thursday afterneon, June 30th,
Mrs. J. B. Garrett entertained her
Contract Club at her home at
Cordova. I
Mrs. Henry Leathers, of Lynch
burg, Va., was presentedj with a
guest-of -honor prize, and, Mrs. T.
S. Hey ward won the high score
prize.
Those playing were Mrs. W. W.
Harris, Mrs. S. T. Snbddy; Mrs. J.
A. McFalls, Mrs. Heath Penegar,
Mrs. James Threadgill, Mrs. R. C.
Heyward, Mrs. H. P. Cannon, Mrs.
Paul Bell, Mrs. Henry Leathers
of Lynchburg, Mrs. T. S. peyward,
Mrs. M. T. Poovey and Mrs. G. c
Heyward.
Forty-Two Club Meets
Mrs. E. D. Whitlock was hostess
to her Forty-Two Club, at her
home on North Randolph Street,
Thursday afternoon, June 30th.
Those playing were Mrs. George
Steele, Mrs. Josephine Watson,
Mrs. Claude Gore, Miss Maye Cov
ington, Mrs. A. C. Everett, Mrs. W.
N. Everett, Mrs. Nancy Leak, Mrs.
R. T. Grant, Mrs. W. H. McCall,
Mrs. C. P. Stewart, Mrs. T. A. Cov
ington and Mrs W. A. Biggs.
Miss Nancy Covington spent the
week-end of the Fourth at the
Northrop Cottage, at Wrightsville
Beach, having gone down to join
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Smitn ana
daughter, Miss Louise Dudley
Smith of Charlotte.
2904.
For County Recorder, H. F.
Brown received 2924 to 2623 for
W. H. Covington a Brown major
ity of 301.
Majorities in County Were Quite i The County Solicitor race was
Close in Most Instances. j very close. Thomas Parsons de-
. f eated Solicitor Ammie Webb by
Never has there been such a! ! 105 the Parsons vote being 2812
close contest in any Congressional j toJJ07 or Webb.
j- a. ti-a ooo Ti0r0 qtvJ The closest race was that for
district in this state, lhere aie. , . ,
12 counties in this 8th district, .. Rllhpn Pifirf.e ffot a maior.
Mr.- and Mrs. H. C. Gaugerr of
Raleigh,were week-end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ji P. Choplin.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Doniel and
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Wadsworth.
spent the week-end at Myrtle
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. George Entwistle,
Jr., and daughters, Sara and
Hannah, have returned to their
home on East Washington Street,
after a month's visit at the En
twistle .. summer home at Myrtle
Beach. -
Missionary Society is Entertained
Mrs. Homer Bruce was hostess
to the Kathryn Shannon Mission
ary Society Tuesday, June 28th,
at her home at Cordova. Two
very interesting articles on Ja
pan and China by the noted au
thor, Pearl Buck, were read by
Mrs. Chas. Martin and Mrs. W..
P. Webb.
There were present eighteen
members, and two visitors, Mrs.
Fred Dickinson and Mrs. Ira
Pittman, whom we were most
hatrov to have with us. Mrs.
Bruce served a delightful salad
course with iced tea, and plans
were made for a picnic the next
meeting.
Miss Eva Page Bynum left the
city on Friday, July 1st, for New
York City, where sne spent sev
eral days; from there sne went io
Peekskill, to visit Miss Eleanor
Robinson.
and Deane carried eight by a ity of 2 his vote being 1158 to
majority of 7,211, while Burgin j 1156 for Diggs. And Diggs has
carried the four northern coun-j asked for a recount of the two
ties, by majority oi y,zd. rnis Kockingnam townsnip Doxes
gave Burgin a majority for the
For Constable of Wolf Pit town-
entire district of 74, from un- ship, Mack Wallace secured a com
rpfnms manding lead of 570 majority over
olticiai returns. Clifford Dutton. The vote was
Burgin has asked for a recount . wauace 1394. Dutton 824.
in Richmond county, which is! Much could be written about
granted. Deane has asked for a 'the vote in the various precincts,
recount of all the boxes in David
son county, but the Davidson
Board refused. It is understood
Deane has appealed to the State
Board. Deane also demanded a
recount of certain Union county
boxes, alleging that ballots put
in the wrong box were not count
ed. The Union Board refused,
but the tabulated "score" shows
it, as at present tabulated, and
you can check it over and make
your own comparisons.
A WORD OF PRAISE
Miss Rosalie Polk left Wednes
day afternoon for Waverly Hall,
Georgia, to visit Miss Elizabeth-
Alexander. ,
Mrs. W. A. Gordon, Jr., and two
sons, Albert and Sidney, of Sedge
field, are spending some time with
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Polk,
Lewis Clyde Robertson, young
son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Robert
son, spent the week-end with his
grandfather, W. E. Robertson, at
Hoffman.
Mrs. Ed Kennedy of Washing
ton, Ga., arrived in the city Wed
nesday afternoon to spend sev
eral weeks with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. M. H. Fowlkes.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Raymond
Laughter, en route to Welch, West
Virginia, made a short visit in
the city with Mrs. Laughter's
father Mr. John Morrison, Tues
day and Wednesday. Mr. and
Mrs. Laughter were married on
June 24th.
Mrs. J. A. McFalls left today,
Thursday, for a Western Tour with
the University Tours. They will
tour Mexico, British Columbia,
and California, snendine a week
in. Hollvwood. Mrs.. McFalls went
to Gastonia to join a party of
friends for the trip.
jf t U . . 'Hit
PAL ftl O L I V E 4 for 25c
S U P EH SUDS2 for 19c
for 19 c
for 19c
for 19c
Tha Km lm f r WmMiis OHh
OCTAG Oil SOAP 4
CONCENTRATED 2
S U P E R S U D S
ThvBlu Box tar Washing ciouie
OCTAGON POWDER 4
Octagon Toilet Soap
4 BARS
Palmolive Beads
19c
. 5c
What joy it is, that ray of light
That pierces darkened days,
ed. The Union Board retusea, To haye gome person treat us
and this also has been appealed) . ht
And give a word of praise.
A kindly little word or two,
When things look dark and
dread;
Will make the skies above more
blue,
And fill the heart with cheer.
So shed some sunshine along life's
way,
To help a brother through ;
And sunshine will smile back
each day
To warm the heart of you.
Mrs. F. C. May and daughter,
Doris, sepnt several days in Fay
etteville with Mrs. J. W. Campbell,
Mrs; May's mother. They spent
the Fourth of July at White Lake.
to the State Board. Deane also
demanded a recheck of certain
absentees in Montgomery county,
and this will be heard by the
Montgomery Board at Troy Fri
day night,, at an adjourned meet
ing.
In Richmond county there there
7121 votes cast, of which
460 were Absentees. They do not
vote Absentees in Union or Anson.
There are no figures available as
to how many were cast in David
son. The Absentee tabulations
are on page six.
The County Race
The full tabulated' unofficial vote
for each candidate by precincts is
on page three of this issue.
It shows that Deane secured a
majority of 3759 in this county,
PLAYER PIANO BARGAIN
Instead of re-shipping to fac
tory, $700 Player Piano, like new
can be had for unpaid balance
f ?; vorrm in in o- on r.nntract.
XXLCLj J-L X JJ JM. v m w --- " " j VJA iyxjJmJU X viiixxi0 -w -
with Deane getting 5440 ana sur- Write at once to Edgar O. Net
Giant Octagon Soap
5 BARS
23e
Large Octagon Powder
5 PACKAGES
Octagon Toilet ':.;.';....'..l
23c
. 3 for 14c
3 for 14c
3 for 25c
3 for 25c
10c
J. H. THOMAS
ELLERBE !ST. C
oin 1fiRl
The State Senate race was close.
According to the figures as tabu
lated by the Board, but not form
ally declared, Harrison received
zow. (Department of Accounts) ,
4743 North Sheffield Avenue, Mil
waukee, Wisconsin, .who will ad
vise where piano can be seen.
3457 and' Jewell 3441 or a major- Kindly furnish references.
Octagon Cleanser
Octagon Chips
Super Suds
Concentrated Super Suds
(1 Bar Octagon Toilet Free)
Palmolive -.-..... 3 for 18c
Klex Pumice . 5c
Rubbing Alcohol, 20c size
TWO for
25c
TANNER'S MARKET
I - :" " ' - tt ' ui ii i II 'M'111 J"..: B1 ipi x . TinSZnU J' ' "-
b: GbRDON & LAND TO Mi?E TO DIFFERENT BUILDING 21
I 1 L. ........
OlFferieg huge stock of farnitare at ilrom 20 to 50 redlpGilioi3is.
THnese rednactioims sure for either cash or 01m tnme.
9x12
Gold Seal Rugs
The Gordon & Land Furniture Company has rented
the two store rooms in the Chalk-Watson building on Wat
son Heights, and will move from the Steele building in
Rockingham to the new location by the end of July.
In order not to move such a big stock, the Company
is offering every item of furniture and home supplies at re
ductions that range from 20 to 50. These reductions are
on TIME as well as for cash. Come in and supply your
needs NOW at these tremendous savings. The stock MUST
BE reduced, so here is your chance.
All Lamps at
price.
25 off on all
PORCH FURNITURE
and all
Upholstered Furniture.
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