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Mrs. Will Price of Macon visited
friends in town Monday.
Mr. John Ray Browning spent
the week end with his mother, Mrs.
Alice Browning.
Rev. Rufus Bradley returned Saturday
from Creswell where he con ducted
a meeting during the past
week. '
Miss Louis Riggan is spending the
week with her brother, Mr. J. M. 1
Riggan, in Warrenton. J
Mr. John Picot and Mr. Harry
Ct.ssada spent the week end at Vir- *
glila Beach.
Master Donald Porter of Norfolk 1
is spending some time with his
fa;her, Mr. Curtis Porter. t
Mr. J. L. Price enjoyed a fishing
trip in Norfolk on Wednesday and
Thursday of last week. *
.^is many menus are glad to
have Mr. Jesse JNewsom home, re- <
tvnm hie twpiif uur.nllin..
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bill accident. Mr. Newsom is getting
on mceiy and hopes to resume *
his business soon. *
Hiss Ella Bene Kiggan of Mehan.is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Macon
Mo are. . 5
Miss Lillie Mae Keeter of Roanoke
Raj lids was the guest of Miss Edna i
Walker last week.
Miss Mary Walker of Macou c
speat the week end with Mrs. J. L)
Peg ram. r
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Alston and
litt e daughter, Joanne, spent the
week end at Ocean View. L
Mrs. Mollie Pitchford of Warren- s
ton is spending some time with rel- i
atlves and friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Wilson and v
Mhs Daisy Bowers of the Bear e
Swamp community were among the
visitors in town Monday. f
Miss Lucile Adkins, who has been a
undergoing treatment at the hospital
in Gastonia, returned Satur- is
day C
Mrs. Horace Palmer, Horace Jr.,
and Billy Palmer, spent last week at t<
Chesapeake Beach.
Mr. T. B. Rose and Miss Ora Rose o
of Henderson were among the visi- a
tors in town last week.
Mr. Ed Ellington of Warrenton V
spent Monday here. F
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Salmon were
guests of relatives in Roanoke Rap- il
ids Sunday.
Little Miss Frances Odom of War- Ts
r en tin is spending the week with t
her aunt, Mrs. T. E. Epps. J
Mi. and Mrs. Charles Lamberth s
spent: the week end in Norfolk.
Miss Evelyn Joyner, who has been c
visiting her cousin, Miss Blanche o
Threewitts, returned Friday to her r
home in Cypress Chapel.
Mr. Bob Manning of Williamston d
was u visitor in town Sunday. I
Mr. J. L. Riggan of Hamlet spent
Thurtiday of last week with Mr. and e
Mrs. J. M. Stokes.
Mils Mary Frances Harvey of 1
Roanike Rapids spent Monday with i:
relatives.
Mifses Annie Price and Mary
Lyon Coppersmith spent several
days of last week with friends in 1
Raleijh. ?
Litnle Miss Gene Thompson of 1
Inez is spending the week as the '
guest of Miss Mary Shields Justis. '
Mils Bertha Mae Newsom re- '
turned Friday from Louisburg '
where she fOTended the Young Peo- 1
pie's Assembly. 1
Mrl W. B Mvrick and children J
spent several days of last week with 1
Mrs. Myrick's sister, Mrs. M. A.
Siller y.
Mrs. Ellis Joyner and children of
Richmond are spending the week as
guest; of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Foster.
MLs Frances Vick and Dr. W. E.
Cam] >bell spent Sunday in Richmond.
Mrs. Jimmie Robinson and children
of Danville, Va., are guests of
Mrs. Wiley Bowers.
Mr and Mrs. J. G. Hart of Norfolk
were recent guests of Mrs.
Hart's sisterj Mrs. Rufus Bradley.
Miss Verona Topping attended
the funeral of her uncle, Mr. 8ammie
Latham, in Washington Sunday.
*
Mr Clifton Riggan of Richmond
is spending his vacation with his
parer.ts, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Riggan.
Mr and Mrs. W. E. Wagner visited
friends in Warrenton and Embro
n j
a una ay.
Mr) O. N. Sneade of Sanford
came Monday to spend some time
with her mother, Mrs. Henry Harrlss.
Mr, and Mrs. Lee Riggan and ,
I)r. Rufus S. Jones !!
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family, Mrs. A. W Harriss and Miss
Mary Dull Harriss visited friends in
Richmond Sunday.
Mrs. E. S. Crawley tind little son,
Elbert Lee, of Hopewell( Va., are
spending the week with Mrs. Crawley'
s mother, Mrs. Benton.
Miss Ruby Smith spent last week
in Norfolk.
Master Howard Chappell spent
the week end with liis father in
Roanoke Rapids.
Mr. Sam Riggan of Norfolk was
uuong tiie visitors in town Sunday.
Mr. Nick Crawley spent Sunday
11 Roanoke Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Kenyon were
quests of Misses Doilie and Lillian
Daniel Sunday.
Mr. John Upton spent Sunday in
Scotland Neck.
Miss Vera oainpbeii of Siler Citj
vas the guest oi Miss Ertic Boyu
barren last week.
Mesdames Moiiie Sheehan aim
iaiiie Williams of White Rock weie
'isitors ui town Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones speit
Sunday with relatives in Hender- j
on.
Mis. L. M. Johnston and Miss
jouise Johnston of Durham were
uests of friends here Saturday ^
veiling of last week.
Miss Sallie Boyce of Wilson ar- ,
ived Sunday to spend two weeks .
ath her mother, Mrs. J. B. Boyce.
Friends are glad to have Mr. /. ,
i. Johnston home after a stay of
everal weeks in the Roanoke Rapds
hospital. ,
Mr. George Rag land of Colerain (
vas a visitor in town for the week
nd. ,
Miss Charlotte Darden and Mr. (
tobeit Thorne spent the week end
t Virginia Beach. ,
Miss Bettle Mo3re of Edentoi ]
> visiting Misses Elizabeth an i
:arrie Helen Moore. (
Mrs. M. W. Ransom left Monday ]
3 spend the week at Bell's Beach. ]
Mrs. E. J. Gay and son, John Gay, <
f Jackson spent Sunday with rel- <
tives. (
Mi. and Mrs. W. W. Johnston >f
Veldon were guests of Mrs. M. W. iansom
for the week end. ]
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ivev were vis
tors in town Sunday. * .
Mrs. W. H. Johnston and nieces, ;
flisses Ellen and Sarah Anderson,
lisses Mary Jane and Rebecca <
fohnston and Dennis Rose are
pending the week at Bell's Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Joyner and
hildren and Mrs. S. B. Summerell
f Wilson spent Sunday here with ,
elatives. ,
Mrs. N. E. Mitchell spent several
[ays of last week at Chesapeake
Jeach.
Mr. and Mrs. W'. R. Boyce visitd
relatives in town Sunday.
Mrs. Charlie Adkins and Mrs.
[ ommie Perkinson visited relatives
n Raleigh last week.
HONOR MISS CAMPBELL
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Warren were
lost and hostess at a most enjoyible
watermelon cutting at War en's
pond on Wednesday afternoon,
lonoring Miss Vera Campbell,
rhose present were Misses Vera
Jampbell, Ertie Boyd Warren,
Emma Harriss and Virginia Threevitts;
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Crawley;
Messrs. Rufus Bradley, Marvin New?om,
Ed Harvey, Robert Kirkland
ind Plummer Harriss.
MRS. CRAWLEY HOSTESS
Mrs. L. E. Crawley entertained at
hree tables of bridge Friday even
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ug nuiiuiuig miss veia i/aiuijucu
>f Siler City, guest of Miss Ertie
Boyd Warren. Mrs. R. H. Ward
:ompiled high score and was pre>ented
with an attractive prize. The
lonoree was remembered with a
ovely gift. Following several progressions,
an fee course was served.
Guests for the evening were
MAKES YOU LOSE
UNHEALTHY FAT
A young woman of Norwich, Conn.,
writes: "I lost 16 lbs. with my first
bottle of Kruschen. Being on night
duty It was hard to sleep days but now
since I am taking Kruschen I sleep
plenty, eat as usual and lose fat, too.'
To take off fat?take one half teaspoonful
of Kruschen Salts In a glass
of hot water in t he morning before
breakfast?one bottle that lasts 4
weeks costs but little?get It at any
drugstore In America. If this first
bottle falls to convi nce you this Is the
SAFE and HARMLESS way to lose
fat?your money gladly returned.
Don't accept anything but Kruschen
if you want to reduce safely.
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Misses Vera Campbell, Emma Hai- |
risSj Ertie Boyd Warren, Mr. ana
Mrs. James Seal, Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. Stokes, Mrs. R. H. Ward, Messrs.
Marvin Newsom and Plumrner Harrlss.
Calvary-Thelma Items
Misses Pauline and Ruth Daniel
of Rocky Mount ate visiting Miss
Sarah King.
Mr. John P. Elliott of Richmond,
who has been visiting here, left on
Friday for Winston-Salem.
The Woman's Club sent a lar.gr '
delegation to Ringwood Thursday 1
to the county meeting of the clubs. 1
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Myrick spent f
Sunday in the home of his parents.
Among the visitors with Mrs 1
Dallas Myrick Sunday were Mrs '
Mary Vincent and son of Roanoke t
Rapids and Misses Mildred Vincent i
and Myrtle Haywood of Charlotte. <
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Hamill /r. t
spent the week end with his people.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Myrick spent <
Sunday with her people in Marion. |<
Mr. J. U. Vaughan Jr. of Weldon'1
spent several days here this week. i
t
Drewry Items ,
Miss lima Paschall left Monday'
to attend summer school at High
Point College.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Satterwhite
if Henderson spent Tuesday -light
ivith Mrs. Satterwhite's sister, Mrs.
H. E. Brewer.
Dr. Faank Mayfield of Richmond,
Misses Katharine and Lucy Mayfield,
Mr. and Mrs. John Weldon
Mayfield and Mr. Boyd Mayfield
visited their grandmother, Mrs.
Fannie White, Monday evening.
Gordon Poindexter of Warrenton
spent several days recently with
Charles White.
Mrs. Andrew Paschall is spending
some time with relatives near Ma:on.
Miss Elizabeth Fleming spent seyiral
days this week, with Miss Metu.
Sennison of Townsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Carrington
if Durham, Misses Judith and Sarah
Boyd, Ethel Newell and Walter
Boyd of Townsville, Miss Alice
White, Messrs. Henry B and Nat
White left Tuesday to spend several
days af "Myrtle Beach.
Messrs. Arthur Holloway and j
rhomas Paschall spent Sunday in f
Richmond, 1
Mrs. Henry B. White and sons
spent Sunday with the Boyds at {
Belvidere. 1
Miss Elizabeth Holloway spent ]
several days last week with Miss
Mary Tucker at Tovynsville. ji
Mrs. Fannie White, Mrs. C. M. i;
White, Misses Nannie and Neni ;
White and Mr. Edmund White *
spent Tuesday afternoon in Hen- .
derson.
Cleveland county farmers have
received $153,000 as a first rental 1
payment on cotton land withdraw))
from production this season.
Wheat yields in Stanly County are
from one-fourth to one-third under
the yields secured last season. The
grain is chaffy.
"Full Feeling"
After Meals
Here is how Thedford's BlackDraught
proved helpful to Mr.
Archie W. Brown, of Fort Green,
Fla.: "I have taken Black-Draught
when I have felt dull from overeating
or eating too hurriedly," he
writes. "Small doses right after
meals rid me of gases and heavy
feeling. I am a great believer in
Black-Draught."
Thedford's BLACK-DRAUGHT
Purely Vegetable Laxative
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never sold for less thsm fPra
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same ilze and quality?long
Havana and imported (:?
bacco for only 5c.
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HIE WARREN RECQR
Farm And Home
Week Features A
Revue Of Dresses
A novel dress revue in the form
of a garden paity, hi which members
of home demonstration clubs
will model dresses made during the
year as part of their club projects,
will be held Wednesday evening of
Farm and Home week at State College,
July 30 through August 4.
An attractive setting, bowered
with pines and other forest trees,
will be arranged on the Riddick
field green for the occasion, said
Miss Willie N. Hunter, clothing
specialist at the college.
There the women will show how
;hey have taken inexpensive cotton
sloths and old clothes and fashioned
;hem into house dresses, dresses for
general wear, sports, afternoon, and
evening dresses in attractive pat;erns
and tasteful colors.
One of the fundamental purposes
Df the revue is to show the women
)f the state what their fellow club
nembers have Been doing in clothng
projects and how it is possible
.0 clothe themselves at low cost.
Another special attraction for
vomen at Farm and Home Week
,vill be Federation day Thursday
or the State Federation of Home:
Demonstration clubs. First on the
jrogram will be registrations from.
i to 9 o'clock, and then a business,
neeting of the State Federation
:ouncil and executive committee
xom 9 to 10 o'clock.
At a general meeting of the Fed:ration,
Miss Helen Estabrook,
lousing specialist at the college,
vill present facts found in the relent
rural housing survey in 12
:ounties and make suggestions for
i follow-up program of improving
ural housing conditions.
David S. Weaver, agricultural engineer
at the college, will also outine
the program for electrifying
uial North Carolina, pointing out
he advantages of electricity on the
arm and showing how groups of
armers can get together to have
ransmission lines extended into
heir communities.
Manson News
Mrs. J. M. Hughes f.nd daughters,
Mary, Mildred and Ruth, of Henlerson
spent Wednesday here' with
Mrs. L. N. Kimball.
Mrs. R. W. White and little Mar?aret
and Robert White of Woodlyn,
Pa., are visiting Mrs. J. W. Dowling
here this week. |
Mr. Flummer Wilson of Raleigh
is here this week visiting his
HOW WOMEN
CAN WIN MEN
AND MEN WIN
The Favor of Other Men
UnleM two pint* of blla juice flow daily
from your liver Into your bowels, your
lood decays in your bowels. This poisons
your whole body. Movements get hard and
constipated. You get yellow tongue, yellow
skin, pimples, dull eyes, baq breath,
bad taste, gas, dizziness, headache. You
have become an ugly-looking, foul-smelling,
sour-thinking person. You have lost
your personal charm. Everybody wants
to run from you.
But don't take salts, mineral waters,
oils, laxative pills, laxative candles or
chewing gums and expect them to get rid
of this poison that destroys your personal
charm. They can't do It, for they only
move out the tall end of your bowels ana
that doesn't take away enough of the decayed
poison. Cosmetics won t help at all.
Only a free flow of your bile juice will
top this decay poison In your bowels. The
one mild vegetable medicine which starts
a free flow of your bile Juice Is Carter's
Little Liver Pills. No calomel (mercury)
in Carter's, Only fine, mild vegetable
extracts. If you would bring back your
personal charm to win men, start taking
Carter's Little Liver Pills according to
directions today. 25i at drug stores. O
Refuse "something just as good", for it
may^gripe, loosen teeth or scald rectum.
ask ior warier s i.ittie ruver x-ius Dy name
and get what you ask for. ?1938, C.M.Co.
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parents, Mr and Mrs. W. W. Wilson.
Miss Virginia Lambert of Roanoke,
Va., is visiting her uncle, Mr.
A. B. Paschall, this week.
Miss Beth Dowling spent a few t
days in Hamlet with relatives. j
Miss Nancy Pete Gregory of Sa- ]
jvannah, Ga., spent one day here j
jwith relatives last week. t
Miss Mary Sue Johnson of Mead- ,
ville, Pa., spent Sunday here with
Miss Wilma Singleton.
Mrs. W. W. Wilson spent Tuesday
with Mrs. R. L. Buchanan at ]
prewry. ,
Miss Elizabeth Kimbal is spend- j
ing a few days in Oxford with her
uncle, Mr. O. L. Kimball. ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brack and ]
Mrs. W. B. Brack attended services (
at Cokesbury church Tuesday night. .
Areola Items <
Mrs. Rome Neal returned home (
on Sunday after having undergone ,
treatment at Park View hospital, j
Rocky Mount, for several weeks. i
Miss Elizabeth Davis was given a <
surprise birthday supper Wednes- i
day by members of her family. Outof-town
guests were Mrs. Frederics <
Williams and children, Beaufort ^
Scull, Charlotte and Frederick Jr. <
of Inez; Dr. and Mrs. S. P. Burt and <
grandson, Alex Veezey Jr., and Bil- j
ha a r\f T^miickiiror* TV/Tris: "Harold ,
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Skillman and daughter, Vilee Skillman,
Miss Margaret Hunter and
Mr. Edward Hunter of Warrenton.
The children of the primary department
of the Methodist Sunday
School enjoyed a picnic Tuesday
given them by their leader, Miss
Roberta King.
After a very nice rehearsal Friday
the children who will take part
in the Children's Day program on <
July 22 at 4 o'clock were invited to ;
the Capps Yiome by Miss Kathleen <
Capps. There they took part in in- <
teresting games. Later Miss Capps
was assisted in serving cookies,
lemonade and mints by Mrs. Capps,
Misses Edith Capps; Helen Hunter
and Bettie Cooper Davis.
Mrs. Sterling Harris and children
of Roanoke Rapids visited in the
home of Mrs. Rome Neal last week.
Misses Emma Duke of Raleigh is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Duke.
Miss Edith Modi In of Rocky
Mount is visiting her aunt, Mrs. W.
T. Davis.
Mrs. R. L. Capps and Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Shearon were in Rocky
Mount one day last week.
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The ant wo
its habit of prep
winter.
,i, It is a lessoi
to your winter fu
We have hu
been racked and
v They make an e
are sold at a pri
tion of anyone w
We suggest
several cords of
the remainder ol
woodshed, basen
the cold rains, sl<
be thankful that;
: wood to combat
tie forethought n
and money.
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BIGNALL JONES
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ton, North Carolina
Five Day Program
For 4-H Short Course
A well-rounded program of instruction,
athletics, games, singings,
Lectures, and sight-seeing trips has
been prepared for the 500 or 600
boys and girls expected to attend
the 4-H club short course at State
College, July 25-30.
Leaders are working hard to make
sure that none of the members will
find a single dull moment while
here, from the time they come to
the time they leave, said L. R. Harrill,
State club leader.
Horstshoe pitching, kitten ball,
ralley ball, field events, swimming,
md an athletic tourney will feature
;he physical side of recreation. A
pageant, lectures, tours, style show,
jroup singing, and general getting;ogethers
are also scheduled.
The 4-H honor club composed of
outstanding members who have
completed four or moie years' work
md former state representatives at
;he national 4-H camps will meet
luring the week in connection with
;he short course.
The health contest, in which the
State King and Queen of Health
svill be chosen,, will be held Saturlay
evening in connection with the
'Pageant of Progress." The winners
of district health contests will
compete for state honorg.
Sunday afternoon the members
will be treated to a picnic, band
concert, and a community sing. The
evening vesper service and the final
camp fire exercises Sunday night
will come as an appropriate climax
co the five eventful days of the
short course.
Subordinate granges in Orange
county have embarked upon a program
of rura lelectrification with
every grange having a committee in
charge of the work.
Monthly Pains Relieved
Women who take CARDUI have
found that severe monthly pains
have been relieved and that by
oontinued use of it for a reasonable
length of time their strength has
been renewed and their general
health Improved.
-I am flad to ipeak a few words for
Oardoi, the medicine I have taken for a
weak, run-down condition, for bad palm
fn my *Me end buck and for Irregular
period]." writes Mrs. Boy Chandler, of
in. 'Tarda! straightened me
at and I felt 100 per cent better. It
certainly helped me."
Thousands of women testify Cardul
benefited them. If It does not benefit
XOU, consult a physician.
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aring in summer for 1
i that is particular pei
el supply.
ndreds of cords of mil
drying m the summer
xcellent stove and h(
ce low enough to mer
ho desires to save on 1
$2.50
PER CORD
that you place your
this wood cut stove
l the summer you car
lent, or under your hoi
*et and snows of wint
you have an ample su]
the cold. The piano ]
ow will save you worr
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1 Mrs. John Heath at Richa^Hl
1 Va., visited her parents. Mr.
I Mrs. J. A. Ridout, last week. H I
\Mr. Hanselman oi Manson 1
ed Mr. L. B. Bowden Sunday. ' ^B 1
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Bowden vi^. H 1
ed Mr. and Mrs. Perry Harris L
I day afternoon. ' p
| Mrs. L. B. Bowden visited jttlB
\ Spencer Scott one evening n*^B g(
I week. gi
1 Mr. Herbert Davis, v,ho has be^^B ra
1 working at the CCC campi is spend- tt
ling some time hSte with his pai.^B se
lents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Davis. ^B tt
1 Mr. Richardson oi Townsvilie vh-^B se
1 ited Mr. Howard Edmonds Sunds- pi
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