I FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1934
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I LOVE I
I Voiin? love is sweet like the Spring-I
I Alien (lie bird songs fill the air. J
I Mien tlie lowers and leaves are I
I budding. I
I .And the earth seems fresh and fair./'
I it is ike a sparkling brooklet, /
I Tliat goes rippling: full of glee, I,"
I Dancing along in the sunshine, /
I m its journey to the sea.
I But love grows stronger and braver, i
I .As two joianej- side by side.
I sharing life's sorrows and blessings, I
I Together what e'er betide.
r.,ws f0 a river, lj
/I brooMvi
I gtj]j flowing on without rest. I.
I to lives that are linked together,
True love is a constant guest. I.
But sweeter by far than young love,!'
Or love of maturer day,
' J; the love that has been faithful, I:
And true all along life's way.
To two who have trod life's pathway I'
Comes a time of peace and calm; J1
Tiiev sit and wait in the twilight, 11
Which falls on their hearts like I
So all along on the journey, r
Love lightens the load we bear, 11
Makes brighter the gleams of sunshine.
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Brings joy to a life of care. |<
Tno sweet is the love like Spring- '
time. 1
Yet the sweeter love is old.
I: lias grown thro many sorrows, '
Pure, like the furnace tried gold. <
-HANNAH M. DAVIS,
VVarrenton, N. c. ,
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Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Watson ui .
I Axtelle were visitors here Saturday. J
I ' Mrs. R- Z. Egerton has returned
4 jjter spending last week in RalXs.
Alpheus Jones was a visitor ^
I in Oxford 011 Tuesday.
I Mr. William Burwell of Raleigh
I and Miss Olivia Burwell of Oxford
I spent the week end here.
Mrs. Marion Alston and daugh- ^
ters and Miss Perry White of Inez ^
were guests of Mrs. Arthur Petar (
I on Tuesday afternoon.
I .Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Scoggin were ]
visitors in Richmond this week. j
.Mr. Edward Jolly of Norfolk was (
I a guest of Mr. Archie Davis last j
I week.
Mr. Willie Hedgepeth was a visi- ,
tor in Raleigh last week.
Mrs. Cauble has returned to ,
I Salisbury after spending some time ]
I with her daughter, Mrs. W. R. 1
I Strickland. ]
Mrs. E. G. Loyd spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Perlie <
Lewis.
I Mesdanies C. H. Finch, John 1
Crinklev and Brown Crinkley were <
visitors in Rocky Mount last week.
I Mrs. Lucy Williams and Miss 1
I Julia Williams of Ridgeway spent '
I several days last week in Raleigh
Kith Mrs. Carrie Dargon who is 1
critically ill at her home there.
Miss Lulu McCraw Gay of Jack- i
1 son was a week end guest of Mrs. '
Mary Eleanor Price-Grant.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Jones have
returned to Burlington after spending
several days here with Mrs. A.
E. Jones. ;
Mrs. John Tarwater spent several
days in Norfolk this week.
Mesdames Joe Ellis, W. B. Fleming
and A. W. Hall and Misses Sallie
Watson and Leonora Taylor are 1
spending today in Raleigh. The
Rev. Mr. Miller, pastor of the
Littleton Methodist church, was in
town Wednesday.
Mr. w. N. Boyd was a visitor in
Raleigh this week.
Mr. w. R. Lancaster returned
from the hospital at Rocky Mount
on Tuesday afternoon, accompanied
^ Mrs. Lancaster who has been
with him during his illness.
Mrs. George Roberson entertained
friends at a dinner party on) Friday
night.
hr. Cary Montague, City Missionary
of Richmond, was a guest
o! Mrs. W. R. Baskervill on Thursday
night.
Miss Rosa Hamilton attended the I
I funeral of her sister in Durham 1
I iast week. I
I Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Penick of 1
I South Boston were guests of Mr. I
I Mrs. A. V. Lawson Thursday 1
| night.
Miss Fairfax Mitchell and Mr. 1
I John Mitchell were visitors in Duke I
I Hospital. Durham, on Saturday. I
I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown Allen I
I of Durham spent the week end I
I here.
I Dr. and Mrs. g. H. Macon and!
I Mr. w. f. Alston were visitors in 1
I Washington, C? last week.
I Mrs. Edmund White spent several,
I days last week at Pinehurst.
I Mrs. p. m. Stallings and Miss
I ett'e Stallings were visitors in
ft Raleigh last week.
I Miss Lucy Pridgen of Inez was a
I Vls'tor here Saturday.
Mesdames g. W. Poindexter and
v- R- Baskervill and Miss Sallle1
Warrenton, North Carolina
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Watson were visitors in Henderson
last week.
Mrs. Frederick Morin and little
daughter, Mildred, of Petersburg
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Green last week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Jones and
Mrs. M. C. McGuire were visitors
in Raleigh last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Allen and Miss
Elizabeth Allen of Oxford were visitors
here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Watson were
visitors in Darlington last week.
Mr. and Mis. William H. Boyd of
Reidsville were week end guests ct
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Poindexter.
Mrs. Wilbur Strickland ol' Warren
Plains was a guest of Mrs.
Owen Robertson Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Branch Bobbitt of
Farmville spent the week end here.
Misses Lou and Emma Hall, Mrs.
A. W. Hall, and Mr. A. W. Hall Jr.
spent Sunday in Weldon with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bowers and
family of Littleton were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Gardner Sunday.
Miss Mary Cawthorne spent last
neek with her sister, Mrs. Malcolm
Stewart, who is recovering from
burns received at her home at Warren
Plains last Saturday.
Misses Rosa Palmei^ Marian
Coleman and Mr. Evans Coleman
af Wise were visitors here Sunday.
Air. W. G. Rogers attended the
funeral of his nephew, Mr. Charles
Rogers, at Petersburg last week.
n/r,. t rj Williams was a visitor
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in Emporia this week.
Dr. Smith of Duke Hospital, Durham,
was a guest of the Rev. B. N.
de Foe Wagner and family Sunday.
Miss Mary Spottswood Baskervill
las recovered from whooping cough
md bronchitis.
Mrs W. N. Boyd was a visitor in
Durham last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roberson and Miss
511a Ford Hinson of Durham were |
,veek end guests of Rev. and Mrs. j
D. I. Hinson. |
Mesdames Charles Petar, W. H. I
Petar, John White and Miss Sarah
Petar of Ridgeway attended the district
meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary
here Friday.
Mr. Jim Stanley of Greenville
A'as a visitor here Friday.
Mrs. Kirk of Raleigh was a guest
)f Mrs. J. B. Massenburg last week.
Mrs. Kirk was Miss Belle Biggs
.vliose father was former rector of
Emmanuel church here.
Mrs. J. D. Scott of Ridgeway is
spending some time in Richmond.
Mr. Lee Williams of Inez was a
visitor at Warrenton on Wednesday.
Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Peete attended
the State meeting of the Medical
Society at Pinehurst on Wednesday.
Mrs. F. M. Allen was hostess to
tier club on Thursday afternoon.
Mesdames J. P. Watson and Edmund
White spent Thursday in
Henderson as guests of Mrs. Rob
Powell.
Miss Lucy Leach was a visitor in
Raleigh this week.
Mesdames W. H. Alston and T. P.
Heath spent several days this week
in Charlotte.
Miss Elizabeth Rodwell of Louisburg
College and Mrs. T. W. Watson
of Louisburg were week end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Rodwell.
Mrs. J. D. Stewart of Oakville
was a visitor at Warrenton on Monday.
Mr. Lee D. Williams of Fork was
a visitor here on Wednesday.
HONORS VISITOR
Mrs. O. I. Hinson entertained a
few of her friends informally on
Saturday afternoon, honoring her
house guest. Mrs. J. A. Robinson of
Durham.
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY
Norlina, May 3.?A birthday party
was given at the home of Chief
and Mrs. Will Carter in honor of
Palmer Carter on Wednesday
night, May 2, honoring his seventeenth
birthday. Those present at
the party were Misses Molly Ann
Terrell, Clarice Mae Newman, Mao
Jack Williams, Alyce Burchette,
Frances Newman, Cornelia Regis
ter, Virgie Craft, Lillie P. Hicks of
Warrenton, Mrs. Pittard, ETi\ Jimmie
Moore Harold Elliott, Arthur
Hayes. Charles and O. T. Rose,
Hugh Pridgen, Hugh N. Perkinson,
Wallace White, John Adams, Clifton
Singleton of Manson, Ernest
Batkins, James Frazier, John Grant
Laughter, Weldon Burchette, Sam
Yancey, Buck Duke. Kinciade Harrelsoni
Marshall Williams. Refreshments
were served to those present.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Little Miss Katherine Petar celebrated
her eighth birthday on
Tuesday afternoon by entertaining
about 40 of her friends at a party.
Jane Peete won a prize in a May
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32, 31, 36, 38) and 40 and 42. Size
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with % yard for contrasting,
or 1% yard of ready made ruffling.
Designed in Sizes: 14, 16, 18, 2(
(with corresponding bust measure
32, 34, 36, 38) and 40 and 42. Sizi
18 requires 4 yards of 35 inch ma
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or 1 7-8 yard of ready made ruffing
Dainty House Frock
Pattern 8182 ? for making ant
wearing, the delightful simplicity
and charm of this dress is instantly
apparent. Ruffling may be bough:
by the yard to trim neck and pock
ets and the slashes in the front ma;
be omitted, and the dress woult
then take about one afternoon t<
make and have ready to put on ii
the morning.
It is very charming in blue ci
pink printed percale, or in greei
with clusters of white dots anc
white ruffling. For warm weathe:
omit the sleeves altogether and lool
cool and pretty thru the morninj
hours.
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For PATTERN, send 15 cents
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your NAME, ADDRESS,
STYLE NUMBER and SIZE to
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Pole contest. Dancing around tin
May Pole was enjoyed. Gifts wer?
drawn from an attractive "Jacl
Horner Pie." Ice cream and caki
were served in the dining room, :
pink color motif being used in de
tail. The table decorations wen
white spirea, pink tapers in holder
tied with pink crepe paper. Tin
hostess received many pretty birth
day gifts. During the birthday liou
her name was announced over ra
dio station WPTF, Raleigh. Th
rooms were darkened and lightei
with pink candles.
IIAS DINNER PARTY
I Mrs. Edmund wmte emei tauic i
at a dinner party on Wednesda;
night in honor of Mosdames Finlc;
Gayle and Plato Durham of Rich
mond, Mrs. Blount Hunter of Nor
folk, Mrs. Rob Powell and Mi
Thomas Horner of Henderson.
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
Miss Bettie Stallings entertainei
at a three course dinner on Thurs
day night honoring Misses Kath
erine Baxter, Fannie House Seng
gin, Winifred Clark and Annie Le
Powell, all of the Macon schoc
faculty.
HOSTESS TO CLUB
The Thursday card club met 01
Saturday afternoon of last wee:
with Mrs. G. H. Macon. Mrs. F. 1W
Allen was awarded a deck of card
as high score prize for the after
noon. Miss Ann Macon assisted i)
serving a salad course with coffc
to the eight members present.
AUXILIARY MEETS
The American Legion Auxiliar
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jmct on Friday afternoon of last th
iwcek with Mrs. Walter Gardner. CI
Mrs. E. A. Skillman and Mrs. H. R.
Skillman assisted in entertaining
the 19 members present.
The meeting was opened with he
prayer. The salute to the flag and Fr
the preamble followed. The topic ar
for the month was Child Welfare pu
and Mrs. A. C. Blalock read an in-'bo
teresting paper on this subject, co
Plans were discussed as to the best sie
method of helping World War tu
veterans' families. mi
The treasurer reported that the ou
Mock Breach of Promise Suit held Tc
in the school auditorium the prev- ih
ious night netted $80, half of which ga
sum was turned into the treasury ne
of the Auxiliary. The other half gr
was given to Miss Lucy Leach for G.
welfare work. Appreciation was ex- A.
pressed for the co-operation of the be
people of the community and the th
cast of the performance.
Ice cream and cake were served
during the social hour which followed
the business session. tw
P.
EXPRESSES THANKS ce
"Please thank the people for us Wi
for the splendid cooperation shown sa
the American Legion Auxiliary and c'"
the Charity Chest in the presentation
of the Mock Breach of Promise
Suit in the auditorium on
Thursday night of last week," Mrs.
Loyd Wood, president of the Legion he
Auxiliary, said yesterday. so
"We are grateful, not only to of
those actually taking part in the 1S
trial, but to those who by their attendance
made the performance a
success from the financial angle."
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STEWART-THORNE ic<
Announcement of the marriage of tb
Miss Clara Thorne of Morganton hi
and Rutherfordton and Mr. James tb
R. Stewart of Oakville was received
here this week. The marriage ceremony
was performed at Morganton sc
on April 20 by the Rev. C. N. Royal,
pastor of the First Baptist Church, hi
Mrs. Stewart is the daughter of fo
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Thorne of
) Rutherford and is a member of the
; nuring staff of State Hospital at
2 Morganton. Mr. Stewart, the son P
of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stewart of ^
' Oakville, is a foreman of the CCC M
camp at Morganton. Mr. and Mrs. M
j Stewart aremaking their home at cc
j Morgtanton. ^
i rOPE-COLElVIAN
Macon, May 2.?Cecil Pope and ^
Miss Lucy Fleming Coleman were J
3 quietly married at the pastorium of ; T
j the Warrenton Baptist church on
Thursday afternoon, April 19, at B
r 5:30 o'clock. Tire Rev .R. E. Bricki
house was the officiating minister. T
1 Mrs. Pope, the only daughter of
r the late Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Cole- q
: man of tlfe Churchill section, was o
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' educated at Macon high school and Pi
N. C. C. W., and is a very" attrac- =
Live ana pupuia.1 yuung wuuiau. w
Mr. Pope is the son of Mrs. A. L.
Pope and the late A. L. Pope of
near Vaughan. He was educated at
Macon high school and Wake Forest
College and is a progressive
young farmer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Pope will live at '
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JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET
The Junior-Senior banquet was I
Id at the John Graham school on
iday night. The study hall was
tistic in pink trees, dogwood, ^
rple iris and yellow tulips, sym- ^
lical of the class colors. A three j
urse dinner was served, with pan- g
;s decorating the plates. Yellow
lip mint cups and hand-made i
;nu cards were usee! in carrying
t the class flower and colors. :
>asts and stunts were enjoyed dury
the courses and dancing and
mes proved popular later. Dinr
was served to 90 by the tenth
ade girls, assisted by Mesdames
H. Macon, W. A. Connell and A.
Williams. In addition to memrs
of the junior and senior classes,
e teachers were also present.
ENTERTAINS CLUB
Mrs. T. J. Holt was hostess at
o tables of cards last week. Mrs.
G. Seaman, the only visitor, reived
a guest prize. The club prize
is won by Mrs. C. R. Rodwell. A
lad course was served. It was deled
to meet only twice a month
r the present.
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Miss Mary C. Bowers celebrated
ir eighth birthday on Tuesday by
rving ice cream and cake to pupils
the second grade, of which she
a member.
OBSERVES BIRTHDAY
Master Bobby Peete observed his
th birthday Monday by serving J
e cream and cake to members of I
te fourth grade. Several friends of j |
:s enjoyed a movie later during,
ie day.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Williams and
ins of Raleigh were visitors here
rer the week end. Mrs. R. E. Wilims
of Inez returned with them
r a visit.
ATTEND B. Y. P. U. MEET
Seventeen members of the B. Y. i
U., accompanied by Mr and Mrs.,
\ M. Gardner and son, Monroe,
r. John Bell and Miss Maywood
odlin, attended a B. Y. P. U.,
invention at Corinth church; near
wisburg, on Sunday.
THE KIND OF DAD I IIAD
nly a dad with a tired face,
oming home from the daily race,
ringing little of gold or fame
o show how well he had played
the game;
ut glad in his heart that his own
rejoice
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liis voice.
nly a dad of a brood of four,
ne of ten million men or more,
lodding along in the daily strife,
W. H. BOYD
Registered Engineer
Law Building
Henderson, N. 0.
Dffice Phone 198 Home Phone 10
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Bearing the whips and scorns of T <
life,
With never a whimper of pain or
hate
nor the sake of those who at home }
wait.
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)nly a dad, neither rich nor proud, :
Merely one of the surging crowd;
["oiling, striving, from, day to day,
facing whatever may come his way;
Silent whenever the harsh condemn,
\nd bearing it all for the love of *
them. v
PEND
Balanced
Pure
Lard i
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Morris' Supreme
Tongue
Libby's or Armour's Vienn
Sausage
For Desserts
Par-T-Je
Delicious Peanut
Squares
Lang's Dill or Sour
Pickles
Red Ripe
Tomatoes t
Old Virginia
Preserves
Phillip's String
Beans;
Top Notch
Feanut-Butte
Dried Baby Lima
Beans
D. P. Blend
Coffee
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Fashion j ?
Facts I
Dnly a dad, but he gave his all
ro smooth the way for his children
small.
Doing with courage stern and grim
rhe deeds that his father did for
him
rhis is the line that for him I pen?
Dnly a dad, but the best of them.
DOROTHY GRAY,
Macon, N. C.
Mount Everest was named for Sir
Deorge Everest, famous British sureyor-general
of India.
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SO I DID. NOW I ENJOY
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