FRIDAY. JULY 6, 1934
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jV simmer afternoon I
^ i[taay on the latticed porch /
was P^ats and ruffles, I
pickaninny in the yard I
fhistles as he shuffles. /
'hwe brought my rocking chair
J L the sake of knowing I
H clover sweet of sun-dried clothes I
JH ^ honeyed breezes blowing. I
, . -rered dimities and voiles (
Bloom with airy graces, i
l^m uammy humming old hymn tunes /
tj?es hours with laces.
pickaninny with a new I
sing-shot makes merry, |
moots the old Rhode Island cock I
flth a chinaberry. 1
panted muslin thinly starched /
JjOS with crispy stripping? /
n r.n-w-s-y Summer afternoon? I
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memory?
^es Ann Scoggin, Betsy Tay- J
Nancy Ellis, Rosella Dameron, I
^ ?therine Williams, Vivian Law-J
{^ ion Nancy Gillain and Sara Masi^B^urg
will leave Sunday for Camp
^ penick at Vade Mecum, an EpiscoH
pal camp for girls located near
finston-Salem. They will be gone*
for two weeks.
H jjrs. J. G. Ellis and Misses Alice
Biiiwell, Nancy and Laura Ellis I
I ev visitors in Durham on Mon- I
day Bey were accompanied by Mr. I
pm Burwell. I
Mr. William Easkervill returned I
to ills home here on Tuesday after I
spending several days in Durham. I
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Baskervlll, j
I Miss Lucy Burwell, Little Mary J
^ spottswood Baskervlll and Mr. L
B Nobert Baskervill were in Richmond ]
last week. 11
M i Miss Alice Burwell, who has been |i
spading several weeks here with Is
.--wmfs Mr. and Mrs M. P. I
(h cer I
sarreil, departed on Monday for j I
I purism to resume her studies at IC
I pie University. 11
I Friends are glad to learn that 11
I Mrs. Mamie Burwell, who has been J
I seriously 111 at her home here, is If
I improving. I
I Mr. and Mrs. Louis Thorp and!I
I son, John, were dinner guests of Mr. j fi
I gad Mrs. Howard F. Jones last Fri- jt
I day evening.
I Mesdames A. A. Williams, W. N. 11
I Boyd and T. J. Holt returned jv
I Tuesday after spending several I
I reeks at Hot Springs, Arkansas. P
Superintendent and Mrs. J. E. I
Allen left this week for California. 11
I They expect to be away for two I i
reeks.
Miss Edith Broom of Fayettevilie Jl
arrived Monday to spend some time I \
in the home of Supt. and Mrs. J. I
Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Jones and L
Mis. L. C. Kinsey spent several ji
days this week at Nags Head.
Miss Ann Selby left last week for I c
Henderson to accept a position asjs
nurse in Maria Parham Hospital. I
Miss Selby, for the past several Ji
months, has made her home heren
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Alston. \ I
Mr Wolrlnn Wall Tr returned tolt
iiishome here after spending sev- 1
ml days in Weldon and Richmond.
Miss Nannie Margaret Brown left g
Saturday to visit relatives in Norfolk
for several days. ?
Mr. P. M. Allen was a visitor in i
Henderson on Tuesday afternoon. ]
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Alston spent
Wednesday in Goldsboro. (
Miss Julia Mahood of Lynchburg
has returned after visiting Misses i
Lucy and Edith Burwell.
Miss Janet Palmer of Hookerton J
was a recent guest of Miss Ann s
Scoggin. 1
Mrs. Edmund White entertained l
her card club this week. <
Mr. John Henderson of Clayton 1
was a visitor here on Tuesday.
Miss Tempe Dameron of Centre- i
^ Md., is at home for the sum- 1
?er. i
r *
Miss Sallie Ann House of Thelma
j*& guest of her aunt, Mrs. George '
^ggin. i
Jf*- and Mrs. Jim Martin of
Washington, D. C., Mrs. Van Sant ?
"Cumberland and Mrs. Ella Wigwere
guests of Congressman ?
U^r^rs- J?hn H. Kerr this week.
George Gregory Jr. of Rich- t
Mui is visiting his uncle and aunt, 1
Mr_ and Mrs. c. E. Jackson. I
vr, rs' JT p- Scoggin and daughters, 1
M *es Kathenne and Ann, were ?
... ? Henderson on TViiirsrfov l<
Misses Nora King and Neppiej
Davis of Raleigh were visitors here 1
on the Fourth of July. I1
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Morris ofl
Dallas, Texas, are spending some n
ltae in the home of Mr. Morris'll
I mother, Mrs. Frank Serls Sr. y
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Watson have!
returned after spending several ll
*?eks in Chicago. Is
I Miss Louise Dowtln attended the 11
I funeral of a friend in Goldsboro P
this week. |
Miss Lucy Leach has returned*
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;inia Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Fishel and lit- ?
le daughter, Josephine, of Wash- 1
ngton and Vaughan are spending 1:
i month at Hotel Warren. \
Messrs. David Rod well and Paul
Jell, members of the National r
Juard, were assigned advance de- \
all and left for CamD Glenn on a
Tuesday night. \
Miss Olivia Burwell has returned v
rom the World's Pair in Chicago. r
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. McGuire,
desdames L. B. Beddoe and Vir- 1
:inia Pearsall left Wednesday to at- \
end the World's Pair at Chicago.
Mrs. William Polk and daughter, t
Parian, are spending several weeks j
vith relatives in Canada. \
Mr. William Polk was a visitor in
Washington, D. C., last week. t
Mrs. Sam Davis and Miss Louise s
Dowtin have returned after attendng
the World's Pair in Chicago. I
Mrs G. H. Macon and Miss Ann I
kfacon were visitors in Raleigh last
veek. I
Mrs. J. A. Dameron has returned ?
rom Knoxville, Tennessee. She was
tccompanied home by Mr. J. A. c
Dameron. 8
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Weston and 8
laughters were visitors in Hender;on
on Tuesday afternoon. ?
Friends of Mrs. Henry Thompson t
egret to learn that she is ill in a
Richmond hospital. x
Miss Lillie Belle Dameron has re- ?
urned after spending several days
tr
n Asheville.
Mrs. Dickerson of Durham is a ^
;uest of Mrs. O. I. Hinson.
Miss Tempe Boyd of Chapel Hill *
irrived Sunday to spend the sum- ?
ner here with her mother, Mrs. R.
3. Boyd Sr. .
Mr. Pett Boyd was a visitor In
Chapel Hill on Sunday.
Miss Sarah Palmer Moore is visting
relatives in Roxboro.
Mr. James Y. Kerr, Western
3ales Manager of Brown William?n
Tobacco Co., arrived from Caliornia
on Tuesday night to spend
lis vacation here with his parents,
Congressman and Mrs. John H.
?err.
Miss Bettie Schmith of Chicago
s spending the summer at Bloomsjury
Farm with her aunt, Mrs. J.
?. Watson.
Mrs. George Wilson and son, R.
r., are visiting relatives at Afton
or several days.
Mrs. Loyd Cook of Louisburg is
i guest of Mrs. R. J. Jones for
Supt. J. Edward Allen spent sevsral
days last week in Washington.
Miss Leah Terrell left last week
;o spend a few days in Washington
' *- a- XIaq.
)6iorc returning to mi. oauu i&vw
)ital In New York City to resume
ler duties as nurse. Miss Terrell
ipent a month with her family and
rlends here while on her vacation.
MiSvS Mary Spottswood Baskervilil
lad her tonsils removed in Rich- J
nond last week.
Miss Mildred McViccor of Reidsrtlle
was a guest of Mrs. G. W.
tolndexter for several days last
veek.
Mrs Mary Rivers of Washington,
3. C., arrived recently to spend
>ome time in Warrenton. She is
nakirig her home at the Keamy
Williams residence.
Mrs. A. E. Jones and Miss Rowe
Tones left yesterday to spend the
lummer in Waynesvllle.
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Miss Estelle Davis returned 01
Sunday after spending1 two weeks
n Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Willams
and sons accompanied her t<
Varrenton.
Mr. Dick Ward returned to Warenton
with his father, Mr. V. F
Vard, on Saturday after spending
i week at Vade Mecum. Young Mr
Vard was taken with the measle:
rhile there and is recuperating
dcely at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Daniel o!
itlanta were guests of Mrs. Whit
Villiams for the week end.
Little Miss Ann Rodwell had he:
onsils removed at Rocky Mouni
ast week. She was accompanied b;
ter mother, Mrs. Clyde Rodwell.
Miss Jennie Alston has returnee
o her home at Inez after spendinf
everal weeks in Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Moore o
>urham are guests of Mrs. N. M
'aimer this week.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Boyd o
teidsville were visitors here 01
Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Katzenstein an<
hildren of New York City ar<
:uests of Miss Selma Katzensteir
it Warren Plains.
Misses Phoebe and Marigare'
Scott of Ridgeway were in Warrenon
Monday morning.
Mr. Boon Flowers of Hendersor
une n rtiioef rvf Mr Milt.rWl FlHWPf!
voo a guvov v* mm ? __..?
Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Shaw and childrei
if Macon were visitors here on Frl
lay night.
Mr and Mrs. Numa Weaver ant
amily visited relatives at Macon 01
Saturday.
Misses Virgie and Margare
Rubbing fll
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nts of Int<
Thompson and Bettie Stalllngs ol
Macon were visitors here Saturday
Mrs. W. A. Graham of Kinston
is spending the summer here with
relatives.
Mrs. Morton Alston and daughters,
and Miss Perry White of Ines
shopped here last week.
Mrs. Leon Banzet of Florida, whc
is spending some time at Ridgeway
with relatives, was a visitor here
Sunday morning.
Mrs. R. C. Kee and Miss Ellen
Kee of Seaboard were guests of Mr
and Mrs. J. W. Coker last week.
Miss Willie Pate of Greenville,
S. C., Ida May and Daniel Fisles ol
Rockhill, S. C., Miss Edith Terrell
of Washington, D. C., and Mrs. B.
J. Setton and daughter of Richmond
were guests of Mrs. B. P.
Terrell last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Tom Walters and
children have returned to Rocky
Mount after spending some time
here with Mrs. Walters' parents,
Mr and Mrs. W. P. Rodwell.
Miss Mary Howard Palmer of
Macon was a guest of Mrs. J. D.
Palmer last week for several days.
Mrs. Mary T. Palmer of Macon Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. T. Pitts,
In Knoxvllle, Tenn.
Master Alfred Ellington had his
tonsils removed at Rocky Mount
last week. Mrs. Ellington accompanied
him.
Mr. Jeff Palmer left last week to
spend six weeks at Washington
D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert House and
t children of Chapel Hill were guests
, of Mrs. J. D. Palmer last week.
Mr. Ernest Hudglns was a visl,
tor in Rocky Mount last week.
Mrs. John Dameron, who has
been visiting her mother at Knoxville,
Tenn., returned to her home
here on Saturday, accompanied
Mr. Dameron, Mrs. Jeff Palmer and
' Miss Lillie Belle Dameron. On the
' trip to Tennessee Miss Dameror
' accompanied Mr. Dameron and
Mrs. Palmer as far as Ashevllle
where she visited friends, and was
k picked up by them on their return
trip which included a tour of the
r western part of the state,
t Mr. John Buxton Williams and
f Miss Patsy Williams of the Methodist
Orphanage at Raleigh arrived
1 Saturday to spend two weeks here
J with their mother, Mrs. J. B. Williams.
f Miss Mnit.ie Wise-ins Dameron ol
I. Raleigh spent the week end hen
with her parents,
f Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Draper anc
1 Miss Gertrude Draper of Garysburg
are guests of Mr and Mrs. A
1 J. Ellington.
J Mrs. William H. Boyd of Reids1
ville is spending some time at hei
summer home near Wise,
t Mr. and Mrs. Archie Daniel ol
- Atlanta, Georgia, are guests of Mrs
Laura Daniel,
l Mrs. Archibald Williams and Mix
3 Mamie Williams visited in Durharr
on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Elle
l Thome returned home with them.
Mrs. E. A. Thome returned yesterday
from Duke hospital when
i she has been receiving treatmenl
l for the past few days.
Messrs. Edmund White, Petl
t Burwell and Graham Boyd return
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j two or three days on a fishing tru
at the Alleghany river.
[ Messrs. Armistead Boyd and Gra
. ham Boyd returned Sunday from t
week's fishing trip in Onslov
county.
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The Philathea Class will mec
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the home of Mrs. T. B. Gardner a
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[ VISITORS HONORED
i Misses Fannie House Scoggin anc
Katherine Moseley were Joint hos
. tesses on Thursday afternoon at th<
; Scoggin home to Misses Sarah Par
t ker and Mary Ellen Watts of Char'
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served. Gifts were presented the I
two honor guests, and Miss Sarah 1
Parker also won major score prize. 1
Those present were Misses Par- J
ker and Watts, Katherine and Ann I
Scoggin, Maxine Drake, Alice Bur- I
well, Helen Gibbs, Lucy Baskexvill, t
Dot Parker of Macon, Elizabeth a
Boyd and Betsy Taylor.
HONOR NEPHEW
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jackson en- *
tertained for their nephew, George 1
Gregory, Jr., of Richmond, at their I
home on Wednesday night with a ?
delightful dance. Refreshments were (
served those of Warrenton's young- (
er set present.
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PICNIC SUPPER 1
Girls in Mrs. J. A. Dameron's and 1
Miss Lillie Belle Dameron's Sun- 1
dav School classes enloyed a olcnlc 1
supper at the Golf Course on Tues- 3
day afternoon. I
MRS!. WHITE HOSTESS I
Mrs. Edmund White was hostess ]
to members of her club and other ]
friends at five tables of bridge on <
Thursday morning. Top score prizes <
t for club member and visiter were <
won by Mrs V. P. Ward and Miss I
Tempe Eoyd respectively. A salad
and ice course were served.
Those present other than members
were Mesdames William H.
Boyd of Reidsville, Archie Daniel >f
Atlanta, W. N. Boyd. T. J. Holt, W.
A. Graham of Kinston, Benjamin
Cook of Oklahoma, Mrs. Dickson of
Durham and Miss Tempe Boyd.
Miss Helen Holt assisted in serving.
BRIDGE PARTY
Mrs. Owen Robertson was hos- i
tess to two tables of cards at her
home last week. Miss Ann Rodgers
assisted the hostess in serving i
peach ice cream and cookies. Top ]
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Sdgar Wood. Those playing were
desdames Jack House, Hoyt Brantey,
Edgar Wood, John Rodgers,
rames Coker and Misses Mary
"Yances Rodwell, Mary Terrell and
Smily Hilliard. The home was atractively
decorated with many
ummer flowers.
DANIEL-FOLK
Holly Hill, 8. 0., June 23.-The
narriage of Miss Annette Folk, of
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Daniel, of Warrenton, N. C., was
lolemnlzed at the home of the bride
>n Monday afternoon at 5:30
/clock.
The lower floor of the Folk home
was thrown en suite and decorated
in a color scheme of green and
white. In the smilax garlanded
ceremony room, a large mirror,
Framed In white lilies and foliage,
Formed a background before which
bhe wedding party was grouped.
The ushers, Mr Howard Folk, of
Charleston, and Mr. R. D. Suber, of
Holly Hill, brother and brother-inlaw
of the bride, lighted the candles
of the tall, many branched
candelabra and ushered in the wedding
musicians and the Immediate
members of the two families.
Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. R.
B. Gross and Misses Edmee and
Estles Smith rendered a musical
program. The Misses Smith sang
"The Sweetest Story Ever Told,"
and "God Gave You Mine." To the
strains of the wedding march, played
by Miss Helen Hart, the members
of the bridal party descended
the stairway and passed to their
places through an aisle defined oy
tall, white, tulle trimmed baskets
of shasta daisies. v
Entering first were the ushers,
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brother-in-law of the bride. Ne*t
came the bridegroom and his best
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