IJ fRlDAY, MAY 11, 1934
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' IESI I FALL
T,:eV do me wrong who say I've/
^2 "' failed: /
rve done my best tho oft assailed. I
The battles fought, the victories won!
H ire all but naught, save only one.l
H Life challenged! I answered the/
G(Xj give me strength to fight it/
H through. I
j need Thee. Lord, whate'er I do. /
I Where'er I go- ancJ a11 the time, I
j ,]eed Thee! Make me wholly/
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oelp me! Lest by the way I fall. I
?Dan Byrd. I
H jliss Katherine Scoggin attended/
[Jie May Day festival at Chapel Hill |
j3it week end. I
Mrs. Reb Coleman of Macon was/
a visitor here Saturday. |
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harris of Macon /
H uere visitors here Saturday after-1
Mrs. Ed Davis has returned to her I
home at Greensboro after spending I
B some time here with her sister, Mrs. I
H F. p. Hunter. I
M Misses Lucy and Edith Burwell I
B and Mrs. AI. P. Burwell attended |
tiov festival at Duke Uni-|
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versity. Durham, on Saturday af -1
ternoon.
I Miss Mary Spottswood Baskervilll
I spfnt [lie week end at Oxford.
I Friends of Air. W. G. Rogers re- I
I gret that he lias been confined tol
iiis home this week on account of I
I jir. R. P. Williams of Norlina was [
a visitor here Thursday. I
I Mr. and Mrs. Sol Buck Fishel of I
Washington, D. C., and Vaughanl
I nere visitors here on Tliursday.
Misses Rebecca and Susie Hill I
and Mrs. Ed Hall of Weldon will be I
J guests of Mrs. A. W. Hall tonight. I
i Mr. and Mrs. J. Waverly Thomp- |
I son of Macon were in town Satur- I
I Mesdames J E. Frazier and E. T. I
I Harris of Macon were in town Sat-I
I Mr. H L. Falkener has returned I
I after spending several days in I
I Bennettsesvillc , S. C. Mr. and I
Mrs. Horace Palmer accompanied I
I him home and were guests of Mr. I
I and Mrs. J. B. Massenburg for a I
I short while.
? Friends are glad to learn that!
Mrs L. B. Beddoe has returned t.o
her work aft being confined to
her home for a week on account of
illness.
The Rev. I!. N. de Foe Wagner
attended the diocesan convention in
Charlotte this week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Allen and
family were visitors in Palmer
Springs last week.
Miss Eliza! eth Montgomery and
Mr. Bailey of Duke University
were guests cf Mr. and Mrs. T. C.
Montgomery at Hotel Warren last
week.
Mesdames M. E. Loughlin and C.
A. Haithcock were visitors in Henderson
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Arlington of
Greenville, 55. C.; were week end
guests of Mrs S. P. Arlington.
Mr. J. J. Loughlin of Wilmington
was a guest of Mrs. M. E. Loughlin
last week.
Mrs. W. M. Gardner and son,
Monroe, weie visitors in Raleigh
last week.
Miss Catherine Moseley of Meredith
College. Raleigh, was a visitor
here this week.
Mesdames T P TToafh onH W TT
Alston returned Sunday after spending
some time in Raleigh, Charlotte
and Greenville.
Friends of Miss Esther Jernian of
Ridgeway regret that she has been
confined to her home for some
time on account of sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Roberson of
Wadesboro were week end guests of
Misses Edith and Lucy Burwell.
Mesdames Louis Thompson. Edward
Davis and Miss Sue Thompson
of Inez ,vere visitors here Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Spencer Scott of Ridgeway
spent Saturday here with Mrs. Jack
Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bobbitt and
Mrs. Marvin Overby of Axtelle were
visitors here Saturday.
Mrs. Peter Davis of Grove Hill
was in town Saturday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. W R.. Baskervill,
Mrs. W. N. 3oyd, and Miss Mariam
Boyd were visitors at Duke University
on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Janice Kimball and Miss
Annie Kimball of Drewry spent the
week end with Miss Virgie Rivers.
j Mrs. A. E. stSing spent a few
uays last week with friends at
South Hill, Va.
Misses Mary and Harriet Wills of
Greensboro are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Scott.
The Thursday card clubs met this
week with Mesdames L. C. Kinsey
and Edmund White.
Mrs. Lizzie B. Slade of Littleton
spent several days here last week
w'th Mrs. John Tarwater.
Mr. John Welch of Henderson
^as a visitor here Tuesday. Mr.
Warrenton, North Carolina
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Welch, who moved from near Warrenton
to Nashville several months
ago, has been living in Henderson
for about two weeks.
Mrs. P. P. Hancock and daughter,
Mildred, spent last week at Candor.
Mrs. W. K. Palkener and Miss
Sarah Hilah Palkener spent the
week end at Norfolk.
Miss Ann Lamb CT Richmond was
a week end guest of Mrs. John
Kerr Jr.
Miss Caroline Williams of Inea
was a week end guest of Miss
Phylis Kinsey.
Mrs. P. P. Hancock and little
daughter, Mildred Allen, have re-l
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biuucu aitci apcuuiug' laoi, wccb. at
Candor with relatives.
Mr. Arthur Rogers of South Hill
visited Mr. W. Q. Rogers here on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. McGuire
were visitors in Weldon on Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr. R. B. Boyd spent Wednesday
in Richmond.
Friends of iittle Miss Bettie
Brickhouse are glad to learn that
she is recovering from a broken
collar bone.
Mr. Sam Satterwhite of Manson
was a visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. Sam Betha of Alabama was
a guest of Mrs. A. V. Lawson last
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Cecil Pope of Macon was a
guest of Miss Sallie Allen on Wednesday.
Mr. Frank Serls Jr. has accepted
a position as salesman with the
Scoggin Motor Co., local Chevrolet
dealers.
Dr. W. M. Brown of Washington,
D. C., was a week end guest of Supt.
and Mrs. J. E. Allen.
Mr. John Mitchell was a visitor
at Raleigh on Thursday.
Misses Lucy and Julia Williams
of Ridgeway were visitors here on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren of Durham
were week end guests of Rev. and
lWre n T TTinson.
Mr. H. L. Palkener spent several
days this week at Newport News.
Miss Cora Lee Green of the
Green Hope faculty spent the week
end here.
Mr. and Mrs. Pettis Terrell of j
Henderson spent the week end ,
here. j
Mrs. J. A. Dameron was a visitor j;
in Raleigh last week. j
Miss Katherine Scoggin is visit- ,
ing Miss Sarah Parker in Charlotte ,
this week. j
Mr. Ed Blalock spent Monday in .
Raleigh. ,
Mrs. Finley Gayle of Richmond (
is a guest of Mrs. W. N. Boyd this j
week. f
Mesdames J. B. Boyce and C. P.
Moseley, grade mothers, served
members of the sixth grade Micky
Mouse cups and cakes on Wednes- ,
day.
Mrs. W. F. Alston has returned
after spending several weeks in
Statesville. :
The St. Mary's Branch of the
Woman's Auxiliary met in the Par- i
ish House Monday afternoon.
Miss Sara Oliver of Pine Level I
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. Adams for the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hallett 01
Cape Charles, Va.; arrived Wednesday
to spend several days with Mr.
and "Mrs. W. S. Gardner at their
home at Churchill. i
Mesdames W. S. Gardner, Jesse :
Gardner, and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. :
Hallett were luncheon guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Allen <
on Thursday.
Mrs. C. R. Rodwell left Thursday
for New York City where she will
spend some time with her son, Mr. i
Charles Ray Rodwell. I
Mrs. Jennie Williams Voorhees
and Miss Tempe Williams of Dun- ,
ellen, N. J., and Mrs. Vohees two 1
ANNOUNCING?
THE OPEN
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FREE FINGJ
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day morning between V
Special prices will be g
of permanents.
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Designed in Sires. 34, 36, 38, 40,
42, and 44. Sire 38 requires 4]A
yards of 35 inch materia] with Ja
yard contrasting.
Popular Cotton Plaid
Pattern 8186. The popularity of
plaids in cotton materials continues
unabated. Catering to the demand
for an attractive and simple design
for general usefulness is this onepiece
frock. The flaring raglan
sleeves are slashed and pleats in-J]
serted giving width and a finished
look about them and the inverted
pleats in the front and back of the
skirt are simple to make and very ,
jffective. The costume is completed
by the addition of the large white
tie trimmed with rick back braid. ,
The delightful colors in cottons,
whether checked, plaids or monotones,
make choosing a difficult
tho interesting task.
Designed in Sizes 34, 36, 38, 40,
42, and 44. Size 38 requires 41-2 1
yards of 35 inch material with 1-4 [
yard contrasting.
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For PATTERN, send 15 cents
in coin (for each pattern desir- 1
ed) your NAME, ADDRESS,
STYLE NUMBER and SIZE to
Patricia Dow, Warren Record
Pattern Dep't., 115 Fifth Avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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daughters, Mrs. Karl Kapp of
Elizabethtown, N. J., and Mrs. Joe
Edgar of Highland Park, N. J., are
visiting Misses Lillie Belle and
Julia Dameron.
ORGAN MENDED
The work of repairing the organ
at Emmanuel Episcopal Church has
been completed, and Mr. Tassman,
who was here several weeks on the
job, has returned to his home at
Buffalo, N. Y. While here Mr. Tass[ING
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hp civen the first six ||||
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iven on different kinds
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WARREN RECORD
its of Int*
man was a guest of Mr. Stephen <
Burroughs. i
MOVES TO WARRENTON
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ivey of Littleton
arrived at Warrenton this week
to make their Tiome. Mr. Ivey is
connected with the White's Flour
and Meal Mill in the capacity of
salesman. Mr. and Mrs. Ivey are
at present making their home at
Hotel Warren.
AUXILIARY TO MEET
The American Legion Auxiliary
will hold its regular monthly meeting
on Thursday night, May 17, at
B o'clock in the home of Mrs.
Stephen Bowden at Alton, announcement
was made this week.
Mesdames David and William Limer
will be hostesses with Mrs. Bowden.
WINS TRIP TO CAMP
The free trip to camp Vade
Mecum, offered by the Men's Bible
Dlass of Emmanuel Episcopal i
Dhurch( was won by Venable Lawson
Jr., he having made 401 points
in his Sunday school work.
Y. W. A.'s MEET
Miss Maxine Drake was hostess
to membefs of the Y. W. A. on
Monday night. The program was in
charge of Mrs. Nicholas Mustian,
and each member present took part
in the topic under discussion. A
sweet course was served during the
social hour to the fourteen present.
ENTERTAINED AT PICNIC
Members of the senior class and
teachers of the high school were
entertained at a picnic at Hundley's
Spring, near Norlina, Thursday
afternoon by Mesdames W. W.
Kidd, A. C. Blalock, Arthur Rodwell
of Warren Plains and Sam
Wilson of Macon, they being grade
mothers.
PICNIC FOR 3RD GRADERS
Mesdames W. D. Rodgers, Ed
Loyd, R. B. Boyd Jr. and W. A.
Connell Jr. gave the children of the
third grade a picnic on Thursday
afternoon.
OPENS BEAUTY PARLOR
A beauty parlor will be opened in
the building adjacent to Boyce
Drug Store the latter part of this
week. The new establishment is to
be operated by Mrs. B. D. Oliver.
D. A. R. MEETING
The regular monthly meeting of
the Daughters of the American
Revolution will be held with Mrs.
W. B. Fleming at 4 o'clock Friday
afternoon, May 11.
SOCIETY ENTERTAINED
Fifteen members of the Junior
Missionary society were entertain ed
on the lawn of the Methodist
church on Friday afternoon. Games
were enjoyed, after which Mesdames
J. E. Allen, R. B. Boyd Jr.
and Herman Rodwell, leaders, served
ice cream cones.
ATTEND FUNERAL
Among those from here attending !
the funeral services held at Ridge
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way on Monday afternoon for Mrs.
Carrie Dargen of Raleigh were Mr.
and Mrs. R. B. Boyd, Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Banzet, Mr. and Mrs. R. T.
Watson, Mesdames W. N. Boyd, R.
B. Boyd Sr., Finley Gayle, W. A.
Burwell, Sallie White, W. W. Cawthorne,
Miss Sallie Allen, Miss Lillie
Belle Dameron, Mr. C. C. Hunter,
and Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Burwell.
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS
Master Jack Smiley entertained a
few of his friends at a fish fry on
the lawn of his home on Saturday
afternoon.
RETURNS TO WARRENTON
Mrs. George McLaurin, who left
here several weeks ago for a visit
with relatives and friends at Rocky
Mount, returned to Warrenton on
Sunday and is a guest in the home
of Miss Amma Graham. She was
accompanied to Warrenton by Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Tilghman and Mrs.
Mary Mercer. Mrs. Ben Cook and
children, who have been visiting at
Rocky Mount and Dunn, are expected
to return to Warrenton
within the next few days.
ENTERTAIN TEACHERS
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Allen entertained
the following teachers at din-1
ner on Thursday evening: Misses j
Helen Thompson, Rose Kimball,
Frances Person, Rosa V. Hamilton,
and Mrs. Beaufort Scull.
MRS. ALLEN ENTERTAINS
Mrs. F. M. Allen was hostess to
her card club and other friends on
Thursday afternoon. High score
prizes, for club member and visitor,
were won by Mrs. M. C. McGuire
and Mrs. H. N. Walters. A chicken
salad course with coffee was served.
Extra guests included Mesdames E.
E. Gillam, J. B. Boyce, Jack Scott,
L. C. Kinsey, H. N. Walters, Roy
Davis, C. R. Rodwell, and Misses
Sallie Watson and Sarah Macon.
Mrs. Allen's home was decorated
with soirea. iris and valley lilies.
GERMER-RITZLER
Ridgeway, May 10. ? At eight
o'clock Wednesday evening, May 2,
at the German Lutheran church in
R'dgeway, Miss Ingeborg Ritzier,
Attractive Girls
The American Legion
At Henderson, N. C.
Wants
100 Young Ladies
For A
Beauty Contest
See Mr. Dean at the
American Legion Hall
over Page-Hocutt Drug
Co., Henderson, N. C., on
Monday, May 14, at 5
p. m. i
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Drinks Served
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daughter of Mrs. M. Ritzier of i
Erfurt, Germany, and Harry Rolf
Germer, formerly of Erfurt, now -j
connected with the Duke hospital t
at Durham, were married. Rev.
Joh. P. Moebus performed the marriage
ceremony. t
As the processional, Lohengrins 4
Wedding March, was played by (
Miss Amanda Brietzke of Ridge- ?
'way, the bridal party entered in the
following drder: Miss Dorothea L.
Moebius, the maid of honor, and i
Condit. B. Van Arsdall of Lexington, ?
Ky.; Miss Paula B. Moebius, and <
ilra C. Evans, also of Lexington, fol- 1
lowed By the bride and groom.
The church was beautifully decorated
with dogwood blossoms, cot- :
tonwood and pinks. The decorating
was done by some of the
| church's young people.
The bride was dressed in a white
chiffon dress, ankle length. She
wore a face veil, which was thrown
back after the ceremony, the back
of the veil formed a trail. The
groom was dressed in formal even
ing ciotnes. miss Paula was dress- ]
ed in a long pink organdy dress
and wore a corsage of pink roses
and lillies of the valley. Miss Moebius
was dressed like her sister, her
dress was blue and she wore yellow :
roses and lilies of the valley. The
bride wore a corsage of orchids |
and lilies of the valley.
Before the ceremony a wedding
supper was given for the bridal
party at the parsonage. After the
ceremony the entire assemblage j
joined in a light lunch after Wish- i
PEND
Unusual Valu<
Canned \
Phillip's Sweet Crushed
Corn i
n 1 1 1
Dixie Sandwich L,an
Morton's Salt, 2 pkg
Colonial Baking Po\
Hillsdale Asparagus
Geneva Diced
Carrots;
French's Bird Seed,!
Hurffs' Tomato Cats
Armour's C. Beef H
Best American Che<
Geneva Sliced
Beets 2
Hellman's B. F. Mayonnais
D. P. Green Label Toilet Ti
D. P. Blue Label Toilet Ti*
Bunte Rivera Candy, 2 lbs.
Colonial Lima
Beans l
Colonial Garden Pea
Libby's Sauer Kraut,
Red Ripe Tomatoes,
Mixed Vegetables, ;
Black Eye
Peas 3
PKilfl. PrMin Cheese
Dromedary Grape fr
D. P. Blend Coffee,
Our Pride Bread, lo
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Fashion j
Facts |
ng the: bride and groom happiness.
After a wedding trip to the West
Indies the young couple will make
heir home in Durham.
More than 225 young mountain
>oys and girls have enrolled in the
l-H clubs being organized in Clay
County by D. Q. Allison, farm
igent.
Lespedeza planted on small grain
s an easy hay crop to grow and 's
i quality hay crop to feed, says
Cumberland growers who are expanding
their acreage.
Patronize the Advertiser.
Chas. E. Foster
Civil Engineer, Surveyer
Littleton, N. C.
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FREE TREATMENT IN DUKE
Hospital for any patients with
pellagra that have never taken
yeast or liver. Any one interested
contact me. Lucy I. Leach.
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W. H. BOYD
Registered Engineer
Law Building
Henderson, N. O.
Office Phone 198 Home Phone 10
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