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Bysshe Shelley.
I I MS Elizabeth Morton of Green- |j
a was a guest in the home off
p r j. Holt for several days last L
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Kr. Jerman Hunter of Petersburg j
5 jn town Monday. J
liss Mee Flowers was a visitor!
jouth Jlill o? Sunday. J J
v. B. N. de Foe Wagner and!1
and Ifrs. Robert Scott were j
its in Ridgeway this week. Is
is Msry Cawthorne left Wed-1f
y to spend some time at War-1
'jains with relatives. |T
Mi Mitchell and daughter, I1
x, were visitors in Durham j
;eek at Duke Hospital where Iv
Mitchell is recuperating from j*
ration there.
antes F. M. Allen, Roy Davis I ?
ss Sarah Macon attended |f
duating exercises at Dukel
ty on Wednesday. Is
s of Mrs. Gilbert Scott re- Is
learn that she is critically I
^^ jjUther home in Ridgeway. Is
I Mrs. J. D. Palmer, Jeff Palmer |r
Wud Miss Sallie Palmer of Wash-1J
m ifffi were visitors at Chapel Hill Iv
mltoc'ay. j
I MsSatherine Burns of Weldon, P
Is torn: telephone operator ofP
horo thin I
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I Misses Lou and Emma Hall and
Jits. A. W. Hall and Mr. Weldon t
JbsII Jr. were visitors in Rocky g
Mount last week. _
I Master Joe Fleming and Miss
Janice Virginia Fleming are recov- g
[sing fron whooping cough.
Miss Pela Plummer Hundley of ^
Kewport News, Va., was a guest of
Itss Anr Scoggin this week. ^
' Miss Mary Wagner Is spending r
sine time in the home of Mr. and ^
Its. Giltert Scott of Ridgeway. Q
Miss Leah Terrell, who is a j
nirse at Mt. Saini Hospital in New c
fork City ariived last week to
spend more than a month with her g
parents t.nd friends here. e
Miss E.izabeth Wagner, a student j
st E. C. r. C? Greenville, is now at ^
tome fot the summer months.
Mrs. G. G. G. een and son, Gilmer g
Glenn, are visi ,ing in the home of j
& and Mrs. E L. Green this week.
Mrs. E L. G een spent last week j
in Durham.
Mr. Armistead Boyd has return- t
^ to hi.1; hom ? here from Duke g
University whprp hp pnmnlptprt hie
v course. If
I Jr. Barker Williams has com-L
I PJW his law course at Wake 10
-"rest College and is spending the I
lamer here vith his mother, Mrs.lj
IB. B. Williams. Jg
Mrs. A. w. .effress of South Hill I c
ws the guest of Mrs. B. P. Terrell
tot week. Jg
Mesdames B. P. Terrell and B. C.Jj
Billiard, Miss Emily HilUard, and J
Messrs. Allen Hilliard and William J a
I Carroll spent Wednesday in Ral-1 c
H eigh.
| Mr. Willian Carroll Is spending J j
s week with his family at his home J j
it Dunn. | T
I MissTempe Boyd and Mrs. Albert |f
Coates of Chapel Hill spent Tues-Jg
% night h<rc with Miss Boyd's I j
oiother, Mrs. ?v. b. Boyd. They were j
a rout,- to Chapel Hill from Lynch- J \
I W. Ya., where they attended |s
I ammencement exercises at Ran-It
I tolph-Macon College.
I Mrs. c. a. Tucker entertained her J t
I to on Thursday afternoon. Jv
B Mrs. Char.es Zuckerman and |
toiler of Durham were week Is
f^?tests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry g
a^ Warren. Y
I ?ss Edith Broom has returned \
I 0 Faietteville after spending some
I il re "ith her sister, Mrs. J. E. t
H Allen.
I RnM,r'.and Mrs. Henry Home of g
I a n* ^0Un^ and Mr. and Mrs. W. c
I Ma ?f Kinston and Miss
I i., r'.P ^ra^am of Greenville were v
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? Mrs. John Graham last j
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Miss Tela Plummer Hundley of v
^pcrt News, Va? will be the
I of Miss Ann Palmer Scoggln t
H % week. d
Members of the Junior B. Y. P. U.
Cloyed a picnic at Hudgins Creek t
tn Tuesday evening. d
J. H. Carroll Sr. of Wake
otest spent this week with her I
H 50111 Mr. Reuben Carroll. b
,^ts John Henry Carroll Jr. and
Ulue son of Washington, D. C., *
Warrenton, North Carolina
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spent a few days last week with
Mrs. Reuben Carroll.
Mrs. A. O. Harris was a visitor in
Henderson this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Carroll anlounce
the birth of a daughter,
Betty Joyce, on June 5th.
Miss Ann Scoggin attended a
jricige luncheon in Henderson last
Saturday given by Mrs. Boyd Kim>all
in hoor of Miss Tela Plummer
iundley of Newport News.
Miss Katherine Scoggin left
rhursday for Chapel Hill where she
vill attend the commencement exsrcises
and the finals.
Mrs. B. B. Williams returned last
iraalr after enAnrtincr covorol Hove In
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lichmond.
Mesdames C. E. Rodwell, B. B.
Williams, John Turman and Miss
See La Bayteaux of Richmond
pent Saturday in Louisburg.
Mr. Marshall Wilson of Hagersown,
Md., was a guest of Mr. H. L.
^aulkener several days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Butler and
ion of Portsmouth were week end
;uests of Mrs. Sam Weldon.
Mr. F. P. Hunter of Portsmouth
vas a week end guest of Mr. and
ylrs. P. M. Stallings.
Miss Talla Thompson of Dan'ille
is spending some time at her
lome near Macon.
Mr. Peasey of South Hill was a
;uest of Mrs. Henry Thompson and
amily of Macon last week.
Miss Kathleen Wilson of Henderon
was a guest of Mrs. Carl Wilon
for several days this week.
Mesdames A. W. Hall, Roy Davis,
ind Misses Sallie Watson, Katheine
Taylor and Mr. Weldon Hall
fr. were visitors in Richmond last
veeK.
Mrs. George McGann of Frankin,
Va., was a week end guest of
Jrs. A. A. Williams.
Mr. Keneth Thompson of Oxford
isited at his home near Macon
ast week.
Miss Ella Ford Hinson, who has
ieen teaching at Durham, Is
pending her vacation with her
larents here.
Miss Lula Alston Powell was the
:uest of Miss Mary Lee Gardner
ast week end is spending this week
idth friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cheatham of
itlanta, Ga., Mrs. Ben Ballard and
Jiss Mary Elizabeth Cheatham of
Yanklinton and Miss Kate Ballard
f Raleigh were the guests of
hisses Rie and Nena Parker on
iunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Massenburg
nd Mr. H. L. Faulkener and Misses
>ara Blount Massenburg and
Catherine Baxter left Tuesday for
Jyrtle Beach. /
Miss Lula McCraw Gay of Jackon
was a guest of Mrs. Mary
leonnr Price-Grant last week.
Friends of Miss Estelle Jerman of
tidgeway will be iglad to learn that
he is recuperating rapidly after
ieing confined to her home for
everal weeks on account of illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Boone Flowers and
amily of Henderson were guests of
Jr. and Mrs. M. G. Flowers here
n Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Tarry and
amily of Townsville were dinner
uests of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Boyd
Sunday.
Rev. O. I. Hinson was a dinner
uest of Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Stalings
of Macon on Sunday.
Members of the B. Y. P. U. gave
, program at Enterprise Church on
Sunday night.
Mrs. Ben Cook and daughters,
Jinota and Emily, and Mrs. George
JcLaurine, who have been in Warenton
for some time visiting
riends and relatives, are now
:uests in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
loward F. Jones.
Messrs. William Baskervill and
Villiam Dameron of Duke Univerity
have returned to their homes
iere for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Tasker Polk and Miss Eselle
Davis spend several days this
reek in Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Williams and
ons of Raleigh were week end
uests of Mrs. Whit Williams. Mrs.
Williams returned with them for a
isit.
Mrs. Jack Ivey is spending some
ime in Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen and
:uest, Mrs. Nat Brown, spent Sunlay
in Durham and Chapel Hill.
Mrs. Boyd Kimball of Henderson
isited friends here this week.
Mrs. R. B. Boyd Jr. was hostess
0 the Thursday card club this
peek.
Mrs. A. C. Blalock and Miss Matie
Warren Blalock spent several
lays last week at Newport News, i
Mrs W. R. Baskervill and daugher,
Mary Spottswood, spent several
lays fecently in Petersburg.
Messrs V. C. Scarborough and
lardy Gardner of Churchill were
1 town Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Colerider and
fliss Sarah Virginia, Mary Frank
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and Eve]
and Master S. W. Jr. of Norlina
have taken an apartment in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Alston.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Moore were
visitors in Raleigh last week.
Mrs. J. D. Palmer and son, Jeff,
spent several days last week at
Oakville.
Mrs. Oliver and sons have taken
an apartment in the home of Mrs.
Carr Moore.
Mesdames Tasker Polk and Prank
Gibbs spent Friday in Duke Hospital,
Durham, with Mrs. John
Mitchell who is receiving treatment
there.
Mrs. Robert Paterson of Charlotte
was a guest of Mrs. J. C. Moore last
week.
Honoring- her house guests, Misses
Rebecca and Ann Bryant of Scot-,
land Neck, Miss Rozella Dameron
entertained at a dance at her
home on Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Petar and
Miss Ann Collins of Ridgeway were
visitors here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Watson of
Axtelle were in town Friday.
Miss Sallie Palmer of Washington
was a guest of Mrs. J. D. Palmer
and other relatives for several
days this week.
Miss Ann Selby of Englehand is
spending some time as guest of Mrs.
W. F. Alston.
Miss Bee La Bayteaux of Richmond
was a week end guest of
Mrs. C. E. Rodwell. ?
Mrs. Tom Walters and children
of Rocky Mount are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. P. Rodwell.
Mrs. John Turman of Richmond
was a week end guest of Miss Kate
White Williams.
ENTERTAINS GUESTS
Mrs. George Rhodes of Macon
entertained at dinner at Hotel Warren
on Tuesday Mesdames Tate of
Philadelphia and C. P. Green of
Augusta, Ga.; and M. P. Cassada of
Littleton.
PHILATHEAS TO MEET
The Philathea class will meet on
Tuesday night in the home of Mrs.
B. T. ReaviSj it was announced this
week.
HOSTESS TO CLUB
Mrs. R. J. Jones was hostess t)
eight members of her club on
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. M. C. McGuire. A deck of
cards was awarded Mrs. G. H.
Macon for to]) score prize. An ice
course followed by coffee and sandwiches
was served the guests. The
home was attractively decorated
with flowers.
ENTERTAINS HOUSE GUESTS
Miss Fannie House Scoggin entertained
a number of her friends
with a dance given in honor of her
house guests, the Misses Emily Cole,
Dorothy Cross, Doris Harrison and
Louise Efrid, on Friday night of last
week. The guests were served an
ice course with cake soon after arriving.
Later, dancing was enjoyed
at the home of Mrs. Kearny Williams.
Guests other than the honorees
were the Misses Katherine
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ley, Dot Parker Lucy Baskervill,
Maxlne Drake, and Katherine Bax-'
ter, and Messrs. Pett Boyd, Alfred
Williams, Barker Williams, Duke
and P. D. Jones, William Baskervill,
William Dameron, William
Baxter, Marvin Drake Jr. of Macon,
William Taylor, Edward Hall, Boyd
Davis, Boyd and Jimmie Mayfield
and Dr. Rufus Jones.
ENTERTAINS AT BREAKFAST
Misses Katherine Baxter and Dot
Parker entertained at breakfast on
Monday morning at Hotel Warren
complimentary to Misses Dorothy
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Designed in Sizes: 34, 36, 38,
40, 42 and 44. Size 38 requires
3l/t yards of 35 inch material.
Designed in Sizes: 34, 36, 38, 40,
42 and 44. Size 38 requires 3 1-2
yards of 35 inch material.
A Becoming Frock
Pattern 8221: Women who make
their own clothes will appreciate
the style and value in the design
pictured here. Most of us have to
spend a certain amount of time doing
house work and need a dress
which combines charm with utility
as this one does. The cutting and
making can be accomplished in a
few hours, by following the instructions
step by step as they are written.
Printed percale is the first choice
for a dress of this type for it is a
material which comes in pretty designs
and colors and stands up well
under much tubbing. Gay buttons
and belt buckle to match make a
nice trimming.
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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| Cross of Sunbury, Louis Efrid of
Albermarle, Emily Cole of Charlotte
and Doris Harrison of Elizabeth
City, guests of Miss Fannie
House Scoggin. Guests other than
the honorees were Misses Katherine
Scoggin, Katherine Moseleiy, Maxine
Drake, Lucy Baskervill, Elizabeth
Stackhouse of Mullins, South
Carolina, Fannie House Scoggin,
Annie Lee Powell of Inez, Marjtguerite
Harris of Macon and Mrs.
J. E. Adams. Red roses decorated
the tables in the dining room.
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threat to the health of your
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mosquitoes, moths, roaches,
1-2 pint 25c, 1 pii
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The Warren-Halifax Union meets
with the Reedy Creek Baptist
Church on Sunday afternoon, June
10, at 3 o'clock, Mrs. Peter Davis
announced this week, expressing
the hope that the attendance would
be good on this occasion.
Shady Grove, June 6.?The Epwoith
League of the Shady Grove
Methodist Church, which has been
recently organized, is steadily improving.
At the beginning of our
league, we had only a few members
and at Dresent we have 20 mem
bers. '
Our regular meeting was held
Wednesday evening, May 30. We
had two new members to join the
League at this meeting. We were
also very fortunate to have Rev
and Mrs. L. C. Brothers with us
Rev. Brothers made a very interesting
and inspiring talk. We hope tc
have him with us again real soon.
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Miss Maxine Lewis celebrated hex
eleventh birthday hi her home last
Thursday afternoon by entertaining
a number of her little friend<
between the hours of four and sb
o'clock. A bean contest and othei
games were enjoyed. Isabel Allen
Jackie Smiley and Arthur Peti
were prize winners. Ice cream an<
cake were served in the dinin;
room.
HONORS VISITOR
Mrs. B. B. Williams entertaine<
informally at three tables of bridgt
for her sister, Mrs John Thurman
of Richmond on Saturday night. Ai
ice course was served the guests
Those present in addition to thi
guest of honor were Mesdames W
H. Alston, A. A. Williams, Georgi
McGann of Franklin, C. E. Rodwell
Edmund White, T. J. Holt, Arthu:
Petar, W. H. Dameron, and Missei
Kate White Williams, Bee La Bay
teaux of Richmond and Sallie Wat
son.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Master William Hedgepeth gave i
party to his friends on Tuesda}
afternoon when tie celebrated hi:
tenth birthday. Baseball and othei
games were played by the guests
Miss Dorothy Powell won the prize
in a donkey contest. Ice cream
cake and suckers were served in the
dining room.
BRIDE HONORED
Complimentary to Mrs. C. E
Drye, a recent bride, Mrs. W. W
Cawthorne entertained from 5:3C
to 6 on Monday afternoon with 21
guests present, The home was attractively
decorated with beautifu
flowers. Mrs. F. P. Hunter won r
prize in a Home' Furnishing con
test. The guests were served ai
ice course.
LUNCHEON FOR VISITORS
Miss Katherine Scoggin entertained
at a three course bridge
luncheon last week for Misse:
Dorothy Cross, E!mily Cole, Dori;
Harrison and Louise Efrid, house
EYES EXAMINFID AND GLASSE5
FELTED
Every Monday morning from 9:01
to 11:00. Office with Dr. Rufu
Jones, the denti-st, over Citizen
Bank, Warrenton. Main office nea
P. O. at Roanoke Rapids.
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Ann Scoggin, Katherine Moseley
and Fannie ? louse Scoggin.
MISSIONARY MEETING
The Baptist. Missionary meeting
was held on Monday night with
Mrs. Raymond Modlin serving as
hostess to 13 members of the Alice
Weldon circle. A Royal Service program
was given. During the social
hour refreshments were served.
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Route 1 Items
| Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ridout of
Warrenton s;pent Sunday with Mr.
Ridout's parents on Route 1.
Several from this neighborhood
attended the Pinnell-Kelly wedding
on Tuesday.
> Mrs. T. M. Aycock and family
visited Mrs. Aycock's mother on
Sunday.
Mr. J. W. Bowden visited in the
home of Mr. A. H. Davis Sunday.
; Mr. W. J. James was a \%itor in
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the home of Mr. L. B. Bowden on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Reams visited
in the home ol Mr. J. A. Ridout
Sunday.
Mrs. J. A. Ridout spent Wednesday
at Elberon with her daughter,
Mrs. T. M. Aycock.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lee Huggins
of Warrenton visited Mrs. Hudgin's
mother on Sunday.
me tmra annual urange picnic
in Davidson county will be held at
the Mills Home near Thomasville
on July 4.
When cheese is too soft to grate,
cut It into small pieces and press
it through a potato ricer.
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Veterinarian
Henderson, N. C.
Office phene 626-R-l; Bet. 626-B-2
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