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A , of the morning
B i t?olc 'lwn of an 0rient pearl
Kd the shec { a homing dove
Rat# thf ;C0 ^ my.s curi;
B *'?- e blue of the ins
Bn he Lt of a virgin's hair,
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Ha "baby nestled there." I
for
^fhome in Roanoke Rapids. Mr.
jfrc. \V. G. Ropers and Mes-1
H.: s. P. -Arrhieton and Howard
accompanied her to her
K? rerurnin? the same day. I
^fisses Lucy and Annie
and J..*.' spent Sun-1
plemr.i'.y in the home of
.Missouri Alston Pleasants at
^Ksb'orS- I
Estelle Davis returned home I
Kuonday after spending a week
^Kthe home of Mr. and Mrs. o. I
IB^srter in Rai .
Hps Perry White of Inez visited I
Hs; Josie Hall the joast week end. J
^pr 2nd -Mrs. C. Jackson spent I
- i?? u-pp1c in Richmond. I
Hyenas of Mrs. J. C". Welch re- I
t0 learn tha: she is ill at Park I
Hr- hospital. Rc cky Mount.
Hesdames Kathorme P. Arrington, I
Htill? Graves ami James Rivers
Hended the reception given by /
H .Max Gardner at Raleigh last
vBk.
|Brs. .Matille Graves was a visitorI
^Henderson 0:1 Saturday after-1
^ esdaircs Arthar Rodwell and I
B Plains attend-1
^ the commencement sermon at I
^ school auditorium on Sunday
^ esdatnes M. C. Winston and G. I
^wacon attended the commence-1
exercises in Raleigh Tuesday.
and Mrs. Milton Wilson and
Gladys Lewis spent Sunday
Point.
and Mrs. J. P. Scoggin and
^Bhters were visitors in Raleigh
^Btly.
H>. Kate Williams is visiting
^ daughter, Mrs. Lewis Scoggin,
^Bomsburg.
^Bs. Charlie Harriss of Hender^Hwas
in town Tuesday.
^Bs. Hugh Weldon oi Norlina
^Hdaughter, Mrs. N. C. Henderj^Bui
Salisburg, were visitors in
kA Tuesday. {
I'sdames ill. H. Hayes and C.
eftvnson of Wise were in town
nay.
Is. J. W. Burroughs of Afton
in town Tuesday.
'. Kearney Williams spent
day in Henderson.
\ and Mrs. Robert Egerton and
hter. Pattie Ballard, of Petersrisited
in the home of Mrs.
5 Thompson at Inez Sunday,
ss Sue Thompson of Inez visin
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Hk Alston this week.
Bny friends of Mr. William
Iougns visited him at Park
hospital this week,
essrs. Ed Faulk Alston and
s Thompson of Inez were in
rs. J. D. Scott of Ridgeway
ed in the home of Mrs. Jack
k Boyd Reams of Afton visI
in the home of Mrs. E. L.
b this week.
rs. Frederick. Morin and chili
of Petersburg are visiting in
homes of Mrs. E. L. Green and
Boyd Reams.
:s. Carl Hirriss of Macon was
iss Rower.a Wood is at Roanoke
|d? hospital with her mother
I is critically ill.
t and Mrs. Loyd Wood were
|i v ^vault's on Tuesaay
Names l. c. Kinsey, W. D.
P and \v. M. Gardner spent
f... a:"'ernoon in Henderson.
L. D' dodgers was a visitor
Person Tuesday night.
sj. ?, ?- Davis of Creek was
?or here this week.
sitor^OUr Reid of Arcola was
r at Warrenton this week.
cer V-. ry cf Ridgeway was
r p. *ltor at Warenton.
or h"e ttofli?,fk Wise was a
Dt ^avis tf Creek was a
0r here tSs ' v-e ? - WaS a
'eC(k of t? xt j-. ,
tO a* u *" H* Duke Were
He 11 d?wn town this
; the Roann? a feW days ag0
' Sol pi RaPids hospital.
iitor here"!'^ 01 Manson was
G n?e this week.
^okewJ0" uas a visitor
and v on Monday.
pas'a vi?i A \J- Kin& of Nor'
walter 'm* ^ tws weekvf
Alvrif-lr T
_ Kji. ull/V/ltSVAHM
\)r here this week. 1
y Glasson spent the week I
her parents at Durham. 1
A. Jones of Elberon was
ieie this week. I
L- Ayccck of Elberon was!
visitor at Warrenton. |
' Edward Aleln and B. B.
member of the State
Warre:
BUB?MBBBBB?1
News a
Collar and (
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- BY HARRIET
THE contrast of collars and cuffs
on new costumes and the
manner in which their skirts get
their freedom of fullness are two (
matters that the woman of fine
appearance will do well to consid- I
er
Since silk suits are pre-eminent- *
ly excellent for early summer and
late spring wear, every woman
wants one.
She may have It long or shortcoated,
she may have it caped or
jacketed. She may have it with a
long, trailing afternoon line or a
jaunty cut shortly below the knee.
But if she knows her silk suits,
she will have collar and cuff treatments
that are interesting and she
will introduce a new note^n the
skirt's fullness.
Big Collar Good
The frilled collar, the big, outto-the-shoulder
collar of contrastink
silk, is excellent right now, being
so new in this first season for
years to featdre anything but the
collarless neckline.
Since white is by all means the
loveliest combination if one
chooses blue or black for one's silk
suit (and either is so very satisfactory
for the woman who does
not have a half dozen suits) the
wide collar and cuff touches must
be detachable so they can be kept
scrupulously clean.
I show one of the newest afternoon
suits in navy blue flat crepe
that has a fascinating white front
frilled collar that is distinctly
good on a tall, slender woman
and on young girls.
It is made on a two-Inch bias
banding which can be basted into
the neckline of the coat so very
easily that it is nothing. The
cuffs of the three-quarters coat
tie in a cute knot, not a bow. The
skirt has deep box pleats inverted
both front and back and stitched
well below the hipline so they flare
like a knee flounce.
Two New Notes
The second suit I show today
Introduces two very new notes. It
is made of a rich gold colored flat
crepe, but would be equally stunning
in a bright blue, one of the
spring greens or rose beige.
?
Board of Equalization, were busi- 1
ness visitors in Raleigh for several
days this week.
Mr. Stephen Bowden of Afton was r
in town this week. i
Mr. Coley Perkinson of Wise was i
a visitor here this week.
Chief Topping of Littleton was |
a business visitor at Warrenton this ;
week.
Mr. Tasker Hawks of Norlina was
a visitor here this week.
Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Holt have re- J
turned to Warrenton after spending
ten days in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Vaughan of
Warren Plains were visitors here
this week.
Mr. W. N. Boyd was a business
visitor at Raleigh this week.
Mr. Graham Boyd was a visitor
at Raleigh this weeK.
Mr. Ben Riggan of Vaughan was
a visitor here on Wednesday.
Mrs. O. E. Jones, the Misses Doris ,
Mae Jones and Alice Parks and Mr. ,
Marvin Egerton of Goldsboro attended
the commencement exercises
at John Graham high school on
Wednesday evening. While in the
city they were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
T. B. Gardner and family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Limer of
Afton were visitors here Saturday.
Dr. F. P. Hunter spent Sunday
at Greensboro. He was accompanied
to Warrenton by Mrs. Hunter who
has been spending several days in
that city.
Mrs. R. T. Watson was a recent
visitor in Lynchburg..
Mr. John Henderson visited his
mother at a Durham hospital on
Sunday. He reports that her condition
is much improved.
Mrs. Eugene Stallings of Macon
is visiting relatives at Palmer
Springs, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hunter were
visitors at Macon on Friday afternoon.
Miss Lucy Boyd, who has been attending
school in New York, returned
yesterday to that city after ]
" -1 - -? Urt?.a in 11*11* <
spending several uay? HCiC AAA V..V ,
WATCH THIS SPACE EACH
The Cash Co., Inc. offer:
8 Men's Broadcloth Shirts,
I: colors, full cut, well made, 78c o
| Mavis Talcum Powder, Sir a
:! Ladies' Holeproof Full Fasb
est shades and colors, $1.18 or 1
Men?See our new Straw 1
you Men's Union Suits or the iu
Men's and Young Men's Suit*
price. New Styles and pretty in
Get our prices before you
I THE CASJn
I Sell For Cash Less Warren t
Qton, North Carolina
iiimummanBiTCTHTiiuHummiiiHiB
nd Even
luff (InnWns\
J J ^ V/f \Sw%J I
mart Summe
Two smart new costumes foi
\
Its jacket develops into a cute
little dolman and uses buttons of
self-material to run down the
shoulder lines, emphasizing the
smart rounded effect of the dolman.
Kolinsky collars it,- that
very satisfactory fur.
The skirt has thre godets of
the circular French pleatings introduced.
The French pleating
takes a circular piece and tapers
deep pleats at the lower edge
into the merest bit ot a pleat at
the top. It flares like a chic fan
when milady walks.
Both the hats on these models
home of her parents., Mr. and Mrs.
W. N. Boyd.
Mrs. T. D. Peck and Masters
I'ommie and Jimmy Peck of Henderson
spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. M. C. Winston.
Friends of Miss Ann Macon are
?lad to know that she has recovered
from measles.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nichols of
Sarasota, Fla., spent Saturday night
iiere as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
0. C. Hunter.
Mrs. O. M. Limer of Afton was
in town Saturday.
Mrs. Jim Frazier of Macon was a
visitor here on Saturday.
Misses Bessie Taylor and Bruce
Harrison and Mr. George Harrison
jpent Sunday at Rocky Mount.
Mrs. Stephen W. Rose of Norlina
is spending the Summer with relatives
and friends at Baltimore.
Mr. A. A. Jones and son, Willie,
)f Elberon were in town on Tues
iay.
Friends of Mr. Nick Alston of
New York are pleased to have him
at Warrenton for a few days.
Mr. Herbert Alston is spending
some time at Philadelphia.
Mr. W. T. Robertson of Essex
was a visitor here last Saturday.
HONORS BRIDE-ELECT
Honoring Miss Will Jones, brideelect,
Mrs. John Tarwater entertained
friends at six tables of bridge
on Saturday evening. High score
prize was won by Miss Mamie Wil
liams. Prizes were presented to Miss
Jones and to Mr. Branch Bobbitt.
An ice crouse in wedding supper
melds and coffee were served.
Those playing were Miss Will
Jones and Mr. Branch Bobbitt;
Misses Julia Mahood, Annie Harris,
Mary Glasson, Margaret Herrin.
Dorothy Walters, Nell Benthal,
Mamie Williams, Prances Robertson,
Georgie Tarwater, Miss Evans
of Edenton, Mrs. Virginia Pearsall;
Messrs. Pett Burwell, John Henderson,
Bignall Jones, Duke Jones,
WEEK?IT WILL PAY YOU
5 for week of April 29th
Collar Attached, White and
r two for $1.55.
til size, 8c or two for 15c.
joned Silk Hose, season's newwn
nair for $2.35.
Hats for Summer. Let us show
;w athletic Shirts and Drawers.
?The Best Serge made at the
imbers in Ladies' Slippers.
buy.
I CO. INC.
on, N. C. Sell For Cash Less
THE WARREN R1
iiiiiiiimm?roii?iiiMMiil.TniTnMinnimn
ts of Int(
ts Add New
r Costumes^
k.
fm t
I?1
the season are shown above."}
' -I
are noteworthy for their smart-]
nes3.
The half-and-half blue and white
one for the navy blue suit is very
new. It frames the face with
white and the back Is blue. It is
felt and has no trimming whatever,
relying rather on its line and
startling color combination.
The gold crepe suit has a lovely
brown hat, one of the new shallow
crown ones with the tiniest
brim. It is one of the featherweight
felts, untrimrned and light
enough to be negligible, were It
not for its chic.
Edward Tarwater, John Tarwater,
Clyde Rodwell and Graham Boyd.
ST MARY'S GUILD MEETS
Miss Georgie Tarwater entertained
members of St. Mary's Guild on
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Jack Scott,
president, presided over the meeting,
and read an interesting paper
on the "Preservation and Unity of
the Bible." Miss Will Jones read
a poem, "The World's Bible," and
Mrs. L. B. Beddoe read an article,
"Old York to New York." "The Garment
of the Righteous" was read
by Mrs. Ray Weston. Tea and sandwiches
were served.
The members decided to disband
the organization for the Summer
months.
Miss Tarwater's guests included
Mesdames B. R. Palmer, Jack Scott,
L. B. Beddoe, Ray Weston, J. B.
Boyce, Fred Morin of Petersburg;
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TmS General HffPWfc 11
Electric is the ~ '
only refrigerator
bum enurciy U1 jjj^M -J _
steel! Think what ^Hj
that means! It is
sturdy and durable
beyond any thing that BR
you ever "believed a
refrigera tor could be. B
This small-family
model freezes a gen- B V
erous supply of ice...
and in a shorter time. I
One tray freezes in two I
hours, both trays in | U
four. It uses less current 1
because the cabinet is I
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SO ettlCICIU lunt wiu I. |
does not leak out and \M- m
beat does not creep in. HI MM
And, of course, it ha9 the fll
exclusive advantage of I
simplified mechanism, wj I
encloscdiuuuhermetically llflHB
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GENERAL |
ALL'STEEL Rl
W. R. STF
Warrent*
ilTew Low Prices ll'ow
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ECORD Warrenton?
iT?y?TOTravAVAVAyjv* giBiinmMiTiumiiim
irest to 1
ZEKCT; nmimHaaiiiia^piiiaaaaiii!
M. C McGuire, and Misses Will
Jones and Margie Green.
MISS JONES HONOREE
Mrs. Roy Davis entertained at
five tables of bridge on Monday
night in honor of Miss Will Jones, I
wnuse eiigageiiieuo ivu. jdj.ci.ugii |
Bobbit;t has recently been announced.
Ladies high score prize was
presented to Miss Frances Robertson
and Mr. Bignall Jones was
winner of the gentlemen's high
score prize. Miss Will Jones was
presented with an attractive gift.
The house was beautifully decorated
in Spring flowers and a bride's
corsage was placed on the plate of
Miss Jones and a bride's maid's
corsage was on the plate of Bliss
Dorothy Walters who was also
presented a pair of earrings as a
memento of the occasion. A salad
course with coffee was served.
These playing were Miss Will
Jones and Misses Dorothy Walters,
Julia Mahood, Frances Robertson,
Mary Glasson, Nell Benthall,
Margaret Herrin, Annie Hams;
Mrs. L. B. Beddoe and Mrs. Virginia
Pearsall; Messrs. Gerald Allien,
Graham Boyd, Duke Jones, John
Henderson, Bignall Jones, Roy
Davis, Edward Tarwater, L. B.
Beddae, John Tarwater and William
Polk.
MRS. McGUIRE HOSTESS
Mrs. M. C. McGuire was hostess
to members of her club on April 17.
High score prize was won by Mrs.
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the home and valley lillies were
used on the plates. A salad course
was served.
Those present were Mesdames J.
H. Kerr, R. J. Jones, A. A. Williams,
M. C. Winston, L. B. Beddoe, R. B.
Boyd. Jr., J. B. Boyce, W. H. Alston,
R. R. Weston, B. B. Williams, V. F.
Ward and Edmund White.
Members Of Senior
Class Entertained
Members of the senior class of
the John Graham high school were
guesus of the Imperial Theatre last
night and following the performance
were entertained at Tom b
Placj by the proprietor, Tom Tunstall.
Following the class exercises at
the school auditorium on Wednesday
night the class members were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moseley
and Dr. and Mrs. Charles H.
Peebj at the Peete home. Class
colors, pink and lavender, were
carried out in the decorations and
refreshments and the class flower,
Sweet peas, adorned the table. Miss
Mat;ie Jenkins of Littleton presided
over the punch bowl which
forn.ed the center of a mass of wistaria
and pink sweet peas. An ice
course was served by the Misses
Ann Scoggin, Panthea Massenburg,
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EllZHDetn Boya emu nuuaui^
Moseley.
Those present in addition to the
members of the graduating class
were the high school teachers, Prof.
Beaeh, Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Ward,
Superintendent and Mrs. J. Edward
Allen.
Mrs. John Clay Powell of Inez
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top.. Thia leaves the
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V and makes possible
thenp-on-lcgsmodel
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B clean under.
H In operation it is ex
tremelyquict.lt never
needs oiling. It is as
portable as a piece of
I M furniture. You just plug
anl it into any convenient
Oj outleL See all its unique
features yourself. Come
I in today. And ask about
1 the convenient plan on
7 which it can be bought.
I Listen in on the General Electric
I I Hour, broadcast every Saturday
I \ evening, 9 Ut 10 Eastern Standard
Time, over the N. B. C. network
of forty-two station*. /?
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GIPRIGERATOR
'ICKLAND
mi, N. C.
in Effect on all Model^
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North Carolina
K
tVomen
entertained members of the class
on Monday night. Miss Nan Cornell
Davis was winner in a guessing contest.
The color scheme was carried
out in decorations of spring flowers
and in the refreshments consisting
of ice cream and cake of pink and
lavender.
Mrs. Boyd Massenburg was hostess
to the class members on Tuesday
night. The house was artistically
decorated in spring flowers
and carried out a color scheme of
pink and lavender. The members
1 enjoyed various games and contests.
Refreshments of ice cream and cake
in pink and lavender were served.
Ridgeway Items
I Miss Grace Moore made a recent
trip to Washington.
Some of the Ridgeway people at
fill
Spring He
at Allen, S
And you will find all it
reflected in 1
Lovely
Fab
We are sh
I We have just opened
Celanese Voile, Sill
Mercerized voiles, Pi
Dimity Silk and cott<
rtrous silks?the thing
able, in wonderful v
ably priced too. Thes
to the most exacting
We have just bought
Silk E
Some of the most atl
and beautifully tailored
I priced.
In our Hosier
You will find the ar:
Gold Stripe. Onyx. Phoi
shades, also lovely Bloc
Let our Sales Lai
new things. We ho;
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iTt'iuTMiTi'tTiruiTiTummiriTi'mnmc
Fashion j I
Facts !
tended the fiddlers convention at
Norlina.
Mr. Billie White of Oxford was
with relatives here last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Lassiter of
Potecasi were at Ridgeway one day
recently.
Miss Mary Fitts, Misses Sydnor
and Julia Williams visited at Macon
Tuesday.
Mr. Robert Scott was elected as
delegate to the Episcopal church
convention at Henderson.
Tuesday several Ridgeway people
enjoyed going to Oxford.
Eighteen farmers of Nash county
have signed orders for 20 pure bred
and grade Jersey heifers for family
cows.
Whenever you tell someone to remind
you of something you're sure
to remember it yourself.
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' Dress jj
tries I
owing now
up the most beautiful
k finish plain Voile,
rinted Pique, Printed
i>n fabrics, heavy lus;s
that are Fashion- H
ariety and so reason- I
e lovely goods appeal
taste.
exquisite new styles in
Presses I
Tactive we ever offered
and yet very reasonably i
y department I
istocrats of Stockings? I
enix, in the wanted new
?mers, slips, Brassieres.
lies show you these
pe to have you call.
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