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B beavty of pain
?jf essence of translucent pain
B subbed through my consciousB
fle vapid, pouring, beating rain
B DMed through a wilderness.
B 1& being'found a piane of rest
B impelled by jagged bliss
^m Qi momentary, fiery test
B cbangrmed by memory's kiss.
K fhe pa'11 of J'cars could never live
Die beauty of tiiat space;
m Jove and pain will ever give
B ^ song to sire a race.
' -James Neill Northe,
In N. C. Poetry Reviews.
B Mrs. Hugli Nor veil of Henderson
^m jj 3 guest of Mrs. Sam Weldon and
^ Lottie Bell.
* Alice Flowers is spending
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^tiDie at Warren mm* W1W1
relatives.
yr and Mrs. J. B. Miller were
fiiiiors in Durham last week where
Mr Miller had his tonsils removed
,i ihe Duke Hospital.
H friends of Alaster Charles Pryor
^en Bill be glad to learn that he
|i|| ias recovered from measles.
I Mrs. Sallie White was a visitor
I jn Henderson last week.
I jir. Clyde Wagner of Embro visI
it{(t Mrs. Wagner at Park View
Hospital at Rocky Mount this week,
jur. and Mrs. Jim Harris of
Macon were visitors here on Saturday
afternoon. j
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Mabry on Thursday May 25th, a
daughter?June Gayle. I
Mrs. Alary Palmer of Macon was'
I a guest of Airs. J. D. Palmer for
I several days last week. j
Mrs. A. W. Hall and Mr. A. W. I
lill Jr. returned from Richmond
last week where Mr. Hall underroi
a eye operation. He is get- j
tag i'ong nicely.
Mrs. G. W. Poindexter and Miss
Sallie Watson were visitors in Henfcisnn
last week.
II Mrs. E. P. Fitts and Miss Mabel
I Pitts of Macon were visitors here
I on Saturday.
| Mrs. Richard Jeffress of Palmer
| Springs was a guest of Mrs. C. P. J
I Allen last week.
I Miss Elizabeth Taylor of Peace
Junior College at Raleigh is at
home for the summer months.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Buck
' Fleming of Norlina on Saturday,
May 26, a daughter, Mary Buntin.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Petar and
family and Miss Kate White Williams
were visitors in Louisburg on
Sunday.
Mr. Oliver Pusey :.pent the week
end in Norfolk.
Mrs. Oliver Pusey was a visitor
In Raleigh last week.
Miss Eula Allen, Ivfr. Walter Allen
and Mrs. Sam .\lletn of Axtell
were in town on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Baskervill j
and daughter, Miss Mary Spotts- j
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest G. Miles J
end little son of Winston-Salem
I we week end guests of Mr. and
is. A. C. Blalock.
Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Miles of Dandle
were week end guests of Mr.
td Mrs. A. C. Blalock.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Shaw and
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Miles of Henderson
spent Sunday in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Blalock.
Miss Margaret Blf lock and A. C.
Blalock Jr. spent Wednesday in
Chapel Hill.
Mr. Will Yarborough and son, Mr.
Ed Yarborough, were visitors at
Trenton on Tuesday and Wednesday.
^
Mayor John Taylcr of Littleton
Mr. Robert Kirldand of Llttlewere
visitors here on Wednesday.
Mrs. Nat Brown of Norfolk is a
?f Mrs, Harry Cohen.
Miss Nancy and Master Bruce
f?ker returned to their home in
on Sunday after spending
j*?* ^re with Mr. and Mrs. C.
^Tucker nnrt .
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Mr. e. e. Williams and Mr*
*Wo\ck Williams of Inez and Dr*
%r Williams of Goldsboro were
?tots here this week.
B Priends of Mr. W. G. Rogers win
Had to learn that he is recuper
*fog very nicely at his home alter
I au illness for the past several weeks.
Master Venahle Lawson left Sun
toy to spend some time in Fauns
We, Alabama. He was accompanied
** far as South Boston by Mr. and
s- A- V. Lawson and daughters.
Mesdames j. g. Ellis and A. V
I *son left Wednesday for LynchH
,Jrg *here they attended the com
*eri(*ment exercises at Randolph
Macon College.
Virginia Blair Goode oi
ase City, Va? is spending this
^ ^ the gnrjst of Miss Viviar.
Jf?88 Catherine Mosel# returnee
CVrom Mere(iith college or
w, ^ to spend the summei
9 _?wbs with her family. She wai
ot?panied by Misses Cornelii
Warrenton, North Carolina
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Atkins of Sanford and Jean Lassiter
of Wilson who will spend several
days with her.
Mr. Charles Katzenstein of New
York is a guest of his sister, Miss
Selma Katzenstein, at Warren
Plains.
Miss Lucy Burwell returned last
week after spending some time in
New York City.
Mesdames W. C. Mabry and T. A.
Baxter of Ridgeway were visitors in
Durham this week.
Mr. Tallman of Buffalo, New
York, is a guest of Mr. Stephen
Burroughs.
Miss Grace Wycoffe of Ridgeway
shopped in Warrenton on Wednesday.
Mr. Lee Williams of Inez was a
visitor at Warrenton on Monday.
Mrs. W. K. Faulkener of Norfolk
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opciiu wic ntvtt vim iivivi
Messrs. James Poindexter and Edward
Price Grant, students at the
University of North Carolina, are
nome for the summer.
Mrs. Hugh White of New York
City was a week end guest of Mr. H.
L. Faulkener.
The Thursday Card Club met
this week with Mrs. R. J. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Boyd and
family spent Sunday in Erwin....
Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Nunn spent
several days last week in Raleigh.
Mr. and M:*. J. B. Massenburg
spent Thursday in Durham.
Mrs. J. T. Rowland and son, Jim,
of Raleigh were week end guests in
the home of Mr. Jim Gardner.
Miss Edith Perkinson of Lacrosse
is a guest of Mrs. W. H. Wesson
this week.
Mrs. Edgar Brantley of Graystone
spent Wednesday here with her
mother, Mrs. N. M. Palmer.
Mrs. J. E. Adams and Miss Dot
Parker of Macon attended the commencement
exercises at Meredith
College, Raleigh, last week.
Misses Mary Lee Gardner and
Sarah Brickhouse of Campbell College
are home for the summer.
They were accompanied home by
the Rev. R. E. Brickhouse who at4-U/v
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cises.
Mesdames J. E. Adams, Lula
Harris and son, Thomas, and Miss
Vivian Person of Macon attended
the graduation exercises of Miss
Marguerite Haines at Elon College
this week. Miss Adams was also a
visitor at Pine Level for several
days.
Miss Emily Pippen of Littleton
spent part of this week with Miss
Lucy Leach at Hotel Warren.
Mrs. R. Z. Egerton left this week
to spend some time in Raleigh and
Greensboro.
Mr. John Tarwater and mother,
Mrs. John Tarwater, are spending
this week at Timberlake.
Mrs. Jack Smiley was a visitor
last week in Littleton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hedspeth
visited friends in Roanoke Rapids
and Jackson Sunday afternoon.
Mr. N. Max of Norfolk was a
dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Cohen on Thursday night.
Miss Jeanette Cohen is spending
several weeks in Chapel Hill and
Durham and expects to spend most
of the summer in Norfolk and New
York.
Miss Jack Ivey spent Thursday
ofJornnnn in Rnckw MOUnt.
Mr. C. E. Jackson and Mr. and
Mis. C. A. Tucker and family were
visitors in Farmville on Sunday afternoon.
Miss Belle Long has returned to
her home in Hertford after spending
the winter and spring here with
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Alston.
Mrs. Lizzie B. Slade arrived Friday
from Littleton to make her
home at Hotel Warren.
MRS. RODWELL HOSTESS
Mrs. C. R. Rodwell was hostess to
members of her club and other
guests at four tables of contract 011
Thursday afternoon. Major score
prizes were won by Mesdames J. B.
Boyce and C. E. Rodwell for member
and visitor, respectively. A
salad course was served. Extra
guests included Mesdames A. A.
Williams, R. J. Jones, M. C. McGuire,
J. P. Scoggin, V. F. Ward,
C. E. Rodwell, G. H. Macon, R. B.
Boyd Jr., and W. H. Dameron. The
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to 11:00. Office with Dr. Rufui
Jones, the dentist, over Citizen
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Designed in Sizes: 14, 16, 18, 20,
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requires 4J4 yards Of 39 inch ma
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Designed in Sizes: 14, 16, 18, 20, E
with 32, 34, 36f 38 bust. Size: 18 ^
requires 4 1-4 yards of 39 inch ma
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DRAPED LECKLINE
Pattern 8219: The young miss between
the ages of 14 to 20 will like
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ruffles and the neckline draped high
in front and ending in a bow at
back. The panel which extends
abdve the waistline in the front,
gives a tall slim effect to the wearer
and the belt may end in a bow instead
of a twist, if desired.
This frock may be made in figured
voile, or in figured chiffon.
The color suggested is white with
yellow flower motif and a pale yellow
or white capelet.
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For PATTERN, send 15 cents
In coin (for each pattern desired)
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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Rodwell home was artistically decorated
with a variety of lovely j
flowers.
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The following invitation received
here this week will be of interest to
friends of Miss Johnson in Warren
county:
Mrs. William Thorne Johnson requests
the honor of your presence
at the marriage of her daughter,
Lucy Marshall, to Mr. Augustus
Washington Knox Junior, Wednesday
evening, the twentieth of June, ,
at six o'clock, Church of the Good '
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At home after Fifty of July, 26
vy Way, Port Washington, Long
sland, New York.
ENTERTAINS FOR GUEST
Little Miss Josephine Fishel en;rtained
on Monday night at Robin
>ale in honor of the eighth birthay
of her house guest, Annie
armer. A birthday cake with canles
and fruit punch were served,
fter this the guests enjoyed games,
;ory-telling and recitations. Those
resent, besides the hostess and
onor guest, were Mamie Lee, Sohie
and Frances Fishel, and Mary
orman Fishel.
MRS. JONES HOSTESS
Mrs. Alpheus Jones was hostess
) a large number of the Young
adies' Missionary Society of the
fethodist church on Tuesday night,
riss Lucy Burwell was in charge
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Mountain School was given by Mr.
O. I. Hinson. During the social
hour a sweet course was served the
guests.
ENTERTAIN
Misses Sarah Blunt Massenburg
and Katherine Williams entertained
members of the Senior Service
League of Emmanuel Church at a
party in the Parish House on Tuesday
night. Punch and tea cakes
were served.
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Mr. J. T. Champion entertained
friends and relatives Sunday with a
birthday dinner honoring her 49tli
hirtViHav
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Mrs. L. O. Reavis Jr. and daughter,
Betty Jean, returned home
Sunday after spending some time
in Portsmouth, Va.
Mrs. J. W. Dowling spent Sunday
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with Mrs. C. W. Fleming' at Wise.
Mrs. Lee Hammie spent the weefc
end at -Norlina with her sister.
Mr. Duke Champion of neai
Louisburg spent the week end here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T
Champion.
Mrs. W. B. Brack returned home
Thursday from Petersburg, Va., after
attending the graduation of hei
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daughter, Miss Eleanor Brack, at
: Petersburg hospital training school
for nurses.
Miss Rebecca Reavis of Hahan!
mann Hospital of Philadelphia is
. at home spending her vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
. O. Reavis Sr.
Mrs. J. K. Dill spent Tuesday af
ternoon in Henderson.
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