North Carolina Newspapers

May, january 4, 192 I Society I Items I I TAKES *0 LITTLE I to make us sad, j Kiyiitnii: word or a doubtR -i: sjiiile on some lips / i . the (ourage and hope Mh t;.:? - : make us sad. to make us glad, B Clasp ui a ukumv i , one who can ; tii. task we long had B;c- lie doubt and the fear it takes to make us glad. ?Icia Goldsmith Morris. | Bilary v.\ <ron of Washings' c? l- visiting Mrs. Edwm Mewsem Battle of Rocky iien. Tuesday in the home Bind F. P. Hunter. B and Mrs. John H. KenBo tile Walter Boyd home on < B. Fo: past several i B the Boyd home has been H by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd maker Boyd Massenburg of Bversity of North Carolina Burned after spending the B here with his parents. Waker Rovers was a recent B t Henderson. merman Hunter and son of Burg spent several days this Bt their country home at mB. Ft Palmer and Mrs. F. Bter were shopping at Hen rectau.v. ft Kathenne Baxter of RidgeId Bettie Stallings of Maco: ftednesday tor ureensboro Ind Mrs. John Rodgers spent Bidays in Salisbury. Ann Rodgers has returned visit to her sister, Mrs. Wilfteraing, at Salisbury. ftnd Mrs. McCrary Jones of lont spent the week end as of Mis. Will Dameron and I. E. Jones. H. A. Moseley and family ftunday in Boyton, Va. I Ik. b. Boyd Jr. was a recent i Br Henderson. Bad Mrs. William Boyd of Ron and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. If Erwin spent Clinstmas in Inie of Mrs. R. B. Boyd Sr. .Tim .ipffre&s of AliU iUi <! " ? ? ? Springs ana Mr. and Mrs. and children of Henderson nner guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Allen on Friday. Bessie Coleman of Richisited her sister, Mrs. Charlie 1, last week lor several days. Loyce McCord of Richmond ing Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd and Mrs. Sam Palmer and n have returned to their n Riclimond after a visit to lannah Arlington and Mrs. Rogers. John Cushwa of Airlie visits Janet Hall last week. Judith Boyd spent a few ist week with Mrs. Gordon xter. Dora Alston has returned pending the holidays at her n Henderson. 'owell Beatty, Miss Evelyn tiles and Mr. W. C. Miles of 't News were guests of Mrs. diles and Mrs. A. C. Blalock i Years Day. Ruth Mason of Northampunty spent the week end Irs. Howard Alston I Mary Frances Rodwell o? Jniversity spent the hohdays Bith her parents, Mr. and laymond Rodwell. and Mrs. Morton Alston, Perry White, Rainey Wil Ed Faulk Alston, Mrs. Apple land Mr. and Mrs. Ed WilInd Mr. Lee Williams of Inez Id the funeral of Mrs. Van Is Saturday afternoon. John Cushv.a and Miss Lucy I Williams of Airlie, Mr. and Bielding Frye of Greensboro, Bd Mrs. Hunt Parker of HenI Mrs. Sue Fret-low of FrankB and Mrs. Ben Ballard of Bnton attended the funeral B Van Williams Saturday. I Jennie Alston was in town Btez or. Saturday. Bnd Mrs. Henry Davis of InB?hs spent the holidays here. I- E- Paschall of Manscn was m here this week. F- B. Neal of Judkins was a I visitor h pro fcdwin Peoples of Elberon was! or here this week. I land Mrs. Mark Duke of El-1 were visitors at Warrenton j Joe Pippin of Littleton wasl nentcn this week. I krs. Bill Felts and W. J. Ball Nbree were visitors here this ptohn Clay Powell of Inez,| B&n o! the board of county j ^aers. was a visitor here 19 ' Warren ton. North 0*ri News a ...... W..1W1W1.IW New Lines A VARIETY OF SEASON'S SI EASILY?HARRIET ] ? BY HARRIET <r<HE woman who Is clever with a needle could have received nothing more appropriate for Christmas than, vard goods for. now that fashions have become so diversified, women have more opportunity than ever before to make stylish costumes at home. Of course, the yard goods needn't have been a Christmas gift! It is just as easy for the clever woman to pick up bargains at the January sales and make them into extremely original things for herself and family. This week't. article might appropriately be a summary, therefore, of style points from New York and Paris. First, there's flare in the a:r, whether it be in France or America. Coats, frocks, slips and even night gowns have flare in them, usually below a tight hipline. Fullness Is Good Circular skirts and gored skirts have preference over straight one3. But godets or inserts of pleats below a fitted hip-yoke of some distinctive shape are equally good. Rear fullness is coming into vogue more and more. The allround pleated skirt and the skirt with circular back are both seen. Gored skirts make much of their gores by fancy seaming that em phasizes them. Softening lines, lingerie touches, a bow here aid there and a combination of materials for trimming are all new points of chic. Velvet Is Youthful Take the spring coat from Lelong, pictured at the left, for Instance. It is made of black velvet and trimmed with ermine. Its fullness comes below the hipline, in the form of a whole circular flounce, put on in points. And inside its little flaring ermine collar a bow tie of the velvet makes its charming bow to add a youthful touch Niat is indescribably becoming to nost young women. This coat shows the preference for the slightly princess lines that spring will c loose. It shows the skirt fullness and gives more than a hint that the best coats will have some original touch at the collar. Skirt Is Intricate For a street dress or an admirMr. W. J. Pinnell of Afton was a visitor here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Allen of Axt-ell were recent visitors at Warrenton. Mr. R. L. C'apps of Areola was a visitor here this week. Mr. M. C. Aycock of Elberon was a visitor at V7arrenton this week. Mr. S. H. ,'3enscn of Inez was a recent visitor at Warrenton. Mr. Harry Williams of Inez was a recent visitor at Warrenton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Palmer of Buffalo, New York, have been visiting relatives in the county. Mrs. R. K. Carroll and Mrs. J. C. Daniel had as their Christmas guests Mr. and Mrs. John Ager and Mr. Albert IQllinger of Rural Retreat, Va., Miss Clara Umberger of Austinville, Va., and Miss Esther Umberger of Wise. Miss Mary Terrell has returned heme after spending the Christmas holidays at Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Quinn Eggleston of Drakes Branch, Va., spent the week end here in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Jones. Miss Ruby Stallings of Macon spent the Christmas holidays at Richmond, Petersburg and Washington. Miss Ann e Belle Wilson has returned to her home in Wake Forest after spending the week end with her sif ter, Mrs. L. G. Bowling. Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell have purchased the Peck home in North Warrenton. Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Ball and family moved yesterday from the Old Draper place to the home formerly nee mied bv Congressman and Mrs. John H. Kerr in North Warrenton. Mr. Ball came to Warrenton several months ago from Raleigh and is mechanical superintendent at the Press Publishing Co. Mr. William Polk has returned home after spending a week at New York. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Miles of Greensboro were visitors in the homes of Mrs. M. J. Miles and Mrs. A. C. Blalock during the Christmas ' holidays. Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Miles were greeting friends and relatives here on Christmas Day and New Year's Day. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest G. Miles of Winston Salem spent some time here during the Christmas holidays with relatives. Miss Mary Weston, enroute - to ! Washington, D. C., spent Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs. Ray [Weston. Friends of Miss Weatoh )??a ?rjj iTiT?glTITayiH ?YirayaT*y*V4V*TMV*V*V4V4?4? nd Elveri [re Boon to J TLES PERMITS CLEVER LISTS IMPORTANT STYLE Harriet describes these costumei black velvet spiring coat (left) is i that princess lines will return, right) features an intricately cut able office dress, the rayon asper'lc Trock in soft, light green (inset, right) points which way the style winds blow. A new brock today has an intricately cut bodice and skirt. This has a deep yoke effect both front and back, with a charming little matching bow .tie of silk. The skirt has a double box pleat both front and back, let in at the point of the skirt's yoke. Tiered frocks are excellent, usually with the tiers slightly circular or pleated. The uneven liemwill remember her as teaching a Macon several years ago. Mrs. M. J. Idiles and Mr. L. P Miles were visitors at Hendersoi during the Christmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Shaw and soi of Henderson visited Mrs. M. J Miles and Mrs. A. C. Blalock Christ mas. Air. and Mrs. George S. Browi and children, Katherine and Georg Jr., of Ocean View visited in th home of Mr. H. P. Reiu during th holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Reid o Greenville are visiting Mr. H. F Fteid and Mr J. A. Heuay thi week. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Elam an< daughter, Mis;; Julia Ann, of Hunt ington, W. Va., left Monday afte spending some time here with Mi and Mrs. FauJr Alston. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Scoggin wer recent visitors; in the home of Mrs Jim Plummer at Middleburg. Miss Wray Ramsey of Duke Uni versity spent the holidays with Mrs Faulk Alston. Mr. Julius Banzet was at Halifa: court this week on legal business. Warren County Sup Calendar on jury cases to be tri Tuesday, January the 14th. and 15 WEDNESDAY, No. 27?William Jones et al. vs R. No. 28?Turner Brown vs George : No. 29?Edward Alston vs County No. 31?Bennie Carter vs Mamie C THURSDAY, J No. 15?J. Hope Bullock vs K. L. B No. 16?Mrs. J. Hope Bullock vs K No. 17?N. H. Paschall vs K. L. E No. 18?Dcra Burchett vs Seaboari No. 19?Eliza King vs Seaboard A No. 20?Lee Burchett by Geo. Bur Line Railway Co. No. 21?Mary Burchett vs Seaboai No. 26?Charles Jefferson vs Seabc FRIDAY, JA No. 22?Norlina Grocery Co. vs M No. 25?W. H. Dameron vs E. L. H No. 30?Federal Intermediate Creti thorne. FOR No. 9?The Corporation Commissi of Norlina. No. 11?S. W. Rose, J. G. Ellis & oil Norlina vs. Corporativ Suitors and witnesses need not their respective cases. IE WARREN RECORI tVAVAVAYAyATAMV?YgyCTY?mTraa? AVJtAVAHWAYlTM ts of Inte Se? a WOMEN TO COPY THEM 1 POINTS THIS WEEK fi r< i In tho accompanying article. The trimmed with ermine and lndicntea The rayon nsperlc (rock (lnsctt skirt and bodice. line persists, especially (or afternoon and evening. The cardigan coat with a circular skirt Is new.' Belt lines at the waistline usually are complemented by tight hiplines. Collars are' Increasingly Important, with the kerchief and cape, collar ou the wane and Blight llu ? - . * ? ... fn? ? ? gene touciiea ueuer. *ua Beya* rate georgette and muslin and or* gundie vestee Is likely to be very Important this 6e'aaoa. for it-I* distinctly feminine t Mrs. Leon Adams of Four Oaks spent last Saturday here with relatives. 1 Mr. B. T. Egerton of Lake Toxaway, N. C., visited his nieces, Mrs.1 i R. O. Snipes and Mrs. E. H. Parker,! i during the holidays. Messrs. Richard D. Egerton and ]?emp Malone of Salisbury, Md., j 1 i spent the Christmas holidays at e Warrenton. s Miss Dorothy Jones of Weldoni s has been visiting the Misses Annie Sue and Mabel Howell and the f Misses Margaret and Alvis Kidd. ' Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Miles and s children of Henderson visited Mr. Miles' mother, Mrs. M. J. Miles, i Christmas. Friends of Mr. George R. Frazier, r prominent farmer cf the Warren \ Plains section, are pleased to learn that he is recovering from an ate tack of influenza, i. Friends regret that Mrs. M. C., I Winston is in a Rocky Mount hos pital. ?- Friends of Mr. T. H. Strickland of ! Warren Plains are pleased to learn s that he is improving from his re1 cent illness. >erior Court Calendar \ ed at January term 1929, Monday and ith, for criminal cases only. JANUARY 16, 1929 E. L. Peace et al. Pugh. Beard of Commissioners, larter. fANUARY 17, 1929 urton et al. . L. Burton et al. lurton et al. d Air Line Railway Co. ir Line Railway Co. chett her next friend vs Seaboard Air d Air Line Railway Co. iard Air Line Railway Co. NUARY 18, 1929 r. and Mrs. E. G. Hecht. arris. lit Bank of Baltimore vs. L. H. Caw* DITDnPT IVUi W*?a ion of North Carolina vs The Bank R. T. Watson, Receivers for the Bank e Loan Association. appear until the day set for trial of JOHN D. NEWELL, Clerk Superior Court, j J Warrenton. North i mnBaimngaBaman^MMMBtnnii rest to y tu.wiw.w Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Blalock and hildren visited in Henderson one ay during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs W. W Kidd and amily spent Christmas day with elatives at Rosemary Mrs. Iola F. Redford and Mrs. W. 7. Kidd were visitors at Henderm recently. MISS SHELL WINS AWARD News has been received here that liss Mildred Shell, daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. O. P. Shell of Dunn, has 3cently been awarded a scholarlip, giving her a year's free study 1 the New York branch of the New 'ork School of Fine and Applied rt, the only internaticnal art ;hool in the world. Miss Shell has een a student of this school for le past two years. The scholarship was awarded not nly for efficient work, but fcr charcter, personality and artistic abilly. Miss Shell is a daughter of O. Shell, a former Warrenton ciiien. U. D. C. MEETS TODAY The regular monthly meeting of tie United Daughters of the Consderacy will be held in the home f Mrs. Paul Bell this afternoon at :30 o'clock. All members are urgd to attend. Plans will be made ir the new year's work and dues ollected, Mrs. N. M. Palmer, chalrlan of publicity, says. ENTERTAINS AT DINNER Miss Ella Brodie Jones was hcssss in the home of her parents, Ir. and Mrs. Howard F. Jones, at six-course dinner on Tuesday vening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. p iiuiiH|iilil|jiinniiiMliiiiiiiniiini iiwi|i?Miii^ni|jjjjigt Ann The H< Su] ? The increased tion has made it nec secured the buildin] and we are now pre We will carry a larj more patterns to sel " will apply now mor to supply the demai | - as the needs of the ] Whatever you ] prices are right and We wish to th; I old stand and we si place in the very ne I The H< Su] "1 Cash or Credit . Carolina t tVomen piaiiannam??m?mhim Quinn Eggleston of Drakes Branch, Va., and Oxford friends. Those present were Mi1, and Mrs. Egglestcn, Miss Sarah Hall, Dr. Rieves Taylor and Yancey Robinson of Oxford; the Misses Tempe Boyd and Olivia Burwell and Brodie, Bignall, Duke and Howard Jones Jr. COKER-KEE Miss Pauline Kee of Seaboard and W. J. Coker of Warrenton were quietly married at the home of the bride's sister at Norfolk at 2:30 o'clock on Wednesday, December 26th. Mrs. Coker is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross C. Kee of Seaboard. Mr. Croker is an employee of the Sanitary Barbershop. After a honeymoon trip to Washington, D. C., Mr. and Mrs. Coker returned to Warrenton this week. They are making their home with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Kldd. WOMAN'S CLUB TO Ml JET The first meeting of the Woman's club for the new year will lie held next Tuesday afternoon a; 3:30 o'clock in the home of Mrs. G. H. Macon. Mrs. Macon and M*s. Lizzie Tarwater will be hostess a. All members are urged to attend. BY THE MOONLIGHT Rose's are red, Pearl's are white, I seem 'em on the clothes line Just the other night. Proper housing is one of the most important factors in poultry keeping. See that hens are protected from Winter draughts, and they'll repay by laying eggs you can turn into Winter profits. ouncei )me Furnit pply Comp: as Moa n o frnn a era ortxron 11 a Kir fV>o trr\ 5*' VU UU UJ V11V 5V essary for us to get intc a largi ? on the corner formerly occ spared to serve your needs be ?er and more complete stock; ect from in every line. Our ything for the e forcibly than ever b ifore. i ids of the best customers of tl humble buyer. nay need for the home, see uj we will arrange terms for the ank each and every one for i nail expect to welcome you oi ar future. Yours for better service, ome Furnit pply Comp ? very thing for (he Hoi PAGE FIVE Fashion Facts Ridgeway Items Rev. R. R. Grant of Seaboard ' stopped a' Ridgeway a while Tuesday. Miss Sydnor Williams came home from Baltimore, Md., for the holidays. Mrs. D. L. Peck of Ashland, Va., was at Ridgeway Christmas. Mrs. George Tyler of Jackson Is spending a while with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Grant. The coming of the New Year was celebrated here. Mrs. M. B. Alston, Miss Ava Alston and Mrs. D. L. Peck spent Wednesday of last week with Mrs. Lambert, mother of Mrs. Jack Alston, in Mrs. Lambert's home near South Hill, Va. Mr. Jasper Dortch and Mr. and Mrs. Van Dortch made a little visit to Mrs. Susan Moss' home during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grant were here a little while last week. ENOUGH TO DISPLISA There was a young lady of Pisa, Whose lover attempted to squisa, But she lost all her charm, When he said with alarm, "My goodness, how knebby your Knisa!" Louisville Courier Journal: Rioting strikers in the Columbia banana district are said to have de. stroyed millions of dollars worth of property. If their sabotage goes to I the extent of strewing banana peel. ings in front of the troops dispatcli. ed to the scene they may give their pursuers the slip. merit ;ure and any red od people of this secer building. We have upied by T. V. Allen tter than ever before, a greater variety and slogan, I Home" I It will be our purpose [lis community as well jj i before you buy. Our >se who desire it. svery purchase at the ne and all at the new ? ? -* ^ P urc aiiu 1 any I ? j? I ne iVarrenton, N. C.