Id AY, JULY 20, 1934
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W HOMELASD I
9 .fi4t a stranger paused and,
V' spoke your name, I
afialf-W turning, you drew
W* ne3r and lound. /
:i!:.'.:z hi* eyes, he was no more /
. ,;ill an oJd fine friend whom f
rime had ground I
3 gentler smile and warmer I
^Hr that you walked with him and /
^g ioo busy stripping off the/
the in-between and long-/
<av that alter walking many!
F,ftjflid began o speak from out!'
Impassions sweet, and grav-l
L piercing many threads longI
I jesmy weaiy heart come home!1
^Ejeac'e a! last: so d0 1 ,iear it I
SPf?FRANCES CASSELLA. I.'
May and Sarah Davis of I
^M&burg spent several days last jl
^K^rith their aunt. Mrs. E. s. {
Jim Jeffress of Palmer j
was a guest of Mrs. c. pi'
Caroline Williams ana I
Hjijlompson of Inez were guests/'
Bjfiss Nancy Peete last week.
Hy- sad Mrs William Ravers haval
^|:.-.ec to New York after a visit/'
DiT'orc I
jrSlth Mrs iviaij
Bits. J H. KeiT, Mrs. John Tar- 1
and Mr. Jim Kerr were visi- (
it Williamsburg Va., last
B \u w U Cawthorne spent sev- ]
B? last week in New York. <
Br jacce Mclllhenny returned ]
Bel tin for a visit.
I its. Bell Palmer of Clanton was <
B;? end guest of Mrs. F. P. Hun- 1
its. Charlie White of Drewry
B * ?uest of AIrs- W. W. CawB-te
for several days last week,
lis. B. B Williams has returned j
H-a: spending a week in Rldgeway
B St. Barker Williams left Mondav
^Bstteni summer school at Wake .
His mother. Mrs. B. B. Wilaccompanied
him as far as ,
B^burg where she remained for
Br^iC with her sister Mrs. Louis
Bfcpt. J. Edward and Mrs. Allen '
B^ed to Warrenton yesterday
B"-: attending a Masonic meeting
B California and the World's Fair (
Bits. Susan W. Adams of Oxford j
MM friends here Monday morn-'j
Bliss Lucille Joyner and Masler
Bfe Smiley visited in Scotland
m* for several days this week. (
I Mrs Rowland Totten of Chapel J
^ "1 stlH Yfre P ? Mr>r!nin of 1
Ilfecerson are spending a few days j i
Ki Mrs. W. A. Connell Sr. j1
I It and Mrs. Don H. Davidson of <
p Moines. Iowa, are guests in
piome of Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
little Richard Maultery has been j
Bailing some time with his grand- ^
peats. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Duke, .
r-e his parents visited his uncle,
ft Edward Duke, in New York,
fees Mabel and Virginia Duke
hve returned to their home after
"kit with their aunt, Mrs. J. A.
?hchford. at Littleton.
Mesdames Pattie Riddick, Clark
foter, Mr. Cecil Falman of Greenstoro,
and NTts. Ray Kou and two
rnldren of Daytonia Beach, Fla.,
^ guests of Mrs. Whit Williams
Miss Estelle Davis for several
kys this week.
Miss Jeanette Cohen left Sunday
j^sPend two weeks at Virginia
Mr Dwlght Durham has returnr10
his home in Carthage after
Vending last week here with Mr.
?nton Wesson Jr. and other
mends.
James Y. Kerr left on Wed7%
for California after spendtw?
weeks here with his par^
^Congressman and Mrs. John
Mr and Mrs ^rye have taken
. , in the home of Mr.
WdMrs. John Bell.
r fihd Mrs. Howard Palmer
and m1 ^elr home with Mr.
Mrs Ca ** ^ Moore
- -iuuic IS spending sev- |
tftl days this week at Roxboro. I
Mrs, R. b. Boyd Jr. spent Sunday |
Henderson with relatives. I
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harris of Ma-1
ton were visitors here Saturday. I
Hr. \v. d Rodgers Jr. is spending 1
Mew days at Morehead City.
friends o! Mr. Buck Bell are glad I
10 ^e him out on the porch in a |
*teei chair after having been con- j
'tied to his bed for several weeks.
I Mrs V/ D Rodgers Jr. and Miss
Warreuton, North Carolina
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Patsy Rodgers are spending some!
time at Virginia Beach.
Friends of Mrs. Rob Pinnell re- i
gret that she is ill at St. Vincent's
Hospital in Norfolk.
Miss Anna Cohoon of Suffolk is
spending several days here with
her uncle, Mr. R. T. Watson, and
Mrs. Watson. '
Miss Sallie C. Watson left Monday
to spend some time in Darling ton,
S. C., with her brother, Mr. W.
R. Watson.
Miss Kate White Williams left
Saturday to spend some time in
Richmond.
Mr. Milton Wilson and son. Mil- j
ton Jr., spent Sunday at Morehead j
City.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rivers,
Messrs. John Mitchell and W. T.
Polk returned to War ronton on
Sunday night after spending a few
days at Nags Head.
Mayor Frank H. Gibbs and Mr.
James Polk spent the week end at
Nags Head.
Friends of Mrs. E. C. Price re- gret
that she was confined to her
home for several days last week on h
account of illness. ^
Mr. Jack Smiley of Elizabeth B
City spent the week end at his B
dome here. r
Mesdames John and Joe C. Pow- c
ell were visitors in Littleton on 01
Tuesday night. T
Dr. and Mrs F. P. Hunter were
visitors in Durham on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scoggin and
Mr. Herbert Scoggin of Louisburg d
were visitors here on Tuesduy c
afternoon. u
Mrs. Finley Gayle and children, c
John Cole and Betsy Gayle, of 0]
Richmond arrived Tuesday for a
short visit in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. N. Boyd.
Mr. Armistead Boyd and Messrs. S?
3raham and Pett Boyd have re- dl
;urned from a fishing trip to Largo ^
Pond. M
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
Honoring her granddaughter, Miss B
Tnnire VirtHrMn Flaming, on her 5th
airthday, Mrs. W. B. Fleming en- A
;ertained a number of small givls m
'rom 4:30 until 6 o'clock on Saturday
afternoon. Miss Katherine
Petar won the prize in a contest.
3ames were played and attractive ^
'avors given each iguest. Ice cream, y
:ake and suckers were served. Little
Miss Fleming received many renembrances
from her little friend i.
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SWIMMING PARTY M
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Boyd
mtertained at a swimming party w
md supper at the golf course ou cr
Friday night for their niece, Miss ^
Mildred McViccor.
HONORS HUSBAND
With only members of the immeiiate
family as guests, Mrs. J. P. '
Bcoggin honored her husband's r
birthday on Tuesday by entertain- m
ng at a dinner party. A green color w
notif was attractively carried out in
?very detail.
TO LEAVE FOR CAIV^P m
-The following young girls will di
eave on Sunday for Camp Vaile D
Mecum, near Winston-Salem, where fr
;hey will attend camp for a week re
FAMOUS
At. every day prices, Evi
why not use good soap w
Originally 2
Woodbury's Facial 10c, 3
Cashmere Bouquet, 10c, 3
Castolay, 10c, 3 for
Germicidal
Rexall Skin
Laytrix Health Soap, 10c,
Nursery Castile, 10c, 3 fo
i Originally It
Old Lavender
Gardenia
Colee
Orchis
Lilac Imperial
, , King Cocoa
Almond Cocoa
Lifebuoy, 10c, 3 for
B. B. Flea Soap
Skip Flea
Glovers
i j And many others at
"NOW COME
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To Be Fall Bride ^ ^
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x urtiv . . . miss wary
French (above), daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John French of New York
and Greenwich, is to be the Fall bride
of Laurance S. Rockefeller, grandson
of John D. Rockefeller.
r more before returning to their
omes: Misses Mary Guy Boyd,
lary Delia Davis, Jean Williams,
etsy Rodwell, Laura Ellis, Mariana
oyd and guest, Betsy Gayle of
,ichmo'nd, Elizabeth Boyce, Jean
iavis, Helen Holt, Pegtgy Mustiau
f Norlina and Edwina Taylor of
ownsvllle.
MARRY HERE SATURDAY
John R. Young of Washington,
C? and Miss Hannah Louis
rawley of Cumberland, Va., were
nlted In marriage by the Rev. L.
. Brothers at the M. E. Parsonage
a Saturday afternoon.
nuixuiva uulois u
Mrs. J. P. Watson entertained at
wen tables of bridge on Wednesay
in honor of her house guests,
[iss Betty Schihidt of Chicago and 1
[isses Ida Toddman and Josephine v
utton of Richmond. High score ?
rizes were won by Miss Tempe ?
oyd and Mrs. J. E. Adams. The t
jnorees were also presented gifts. c
fter each progression the couples
loving drew for unique prizes. ?
DAUGHTER BORN 1
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. 1
ralker on July 13, a daughter-- *
lvian Dawn. 1
MISS PEETE HOSTESS
Miss Nancy Peete entertained on
rlday in honor of her guests,
Isses Caroline Williams and Jean r
hompson of Inez. Many games (
ere played on the lawn and ico
earn, cake and candies were serv- ?
I on tables in the yard.
CHILDREN'S DAY SERVICES
Children's Day services will be *
;ld at Bethlehem Methodist
hurch, Areola, on July 22 at 3 p.
announcement was made this
eek.
DARRAGH-DAVIS
The following account of the
arriage of Miss Mary S. Davis,
rughter of Mr. and Mrs. Prank
avis of this county, is reproduced
om a Kentucky paper which was
iceived here too late for last week's
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SOAPS
ery body uses soap,
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: WARREN RECORD
its of Int<
ssue of The Warren Record:
The mariiage of Miss Mary S.
Uavis ana Mr. w. h. uarragn jr.,
ivas solemnized in a beautiful and
impressive service at 6 o'clock Sunlay
night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Darragh Sr., 253 Delmar
ivenue. Rev. Adolphus Gilliam, pas;or
of Park Methodist church, officiated.
The house was decorated with
palms, vines and white garden
flowers and was light with cathe-!
iral candles. j
Before the ceremony Mr. Gross
sang "O, Promise Me" and "At
Dawning," accompanied by Miss
Mary Ruth Price. At the conclusion
pf the service Mr. Gross sang "I
Love You Truly."
The bride was escorted and given
in marriage by her brother-in-law,
Mr. Robert Hardman. She was
iovely in a white tailored tripesheer
model with white picture hat
und white accessories.
Mrs. Robert Hardman was her
sister's matron-of-honor, and wore
m afternoon dress of flowered chiffon.
Mr. Russell Darragh was his
Mother's best man.
Mrs. Darragh is a native of North
Carolina and a graduate of Greensboro
College, where she specialized
h dramatic art. She has made her
iome in Lexington for the past
;hree years where her beauty and
:harm have won her many friends.
3he is now connected with the
Lexington Little Theatre which has
jeen recently organized.
Mr. Darragh is a graduate of
Kentucky Westleyan College and is
i well-known young business man
>f Lexington. After July 8 Mr. and
Urs. Darragh will be at home at
253 Delmar avenue. j
HOSTESSES AT SUPPER
Littleton, July 19.?Mrs. W. E.
Vagner and Mrs. Clement Pegram
vere joint hostesses at an ice cream
.upper in the home of Mrs. Petram
on Wednesday night, in hon>r
of Mrs. Herman Odom of Aulanler,
house guest of Mrs. Pegram.
Delicious ice cream and cake were
ierved the following: Mr. and Mrs. I
rack Salmon, Misses Lucille and !
/erena Topping, Mr and Mrs. W.
2. Wagner, Misses Annie and Frantie
Price, Mr. and Mrs. Clement
5egram, and Miss Edith Pegram.
Littleton News
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strandbury
eturned Saturday to their home in
jreensboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. S. May spent
Sunday at Ocean View.
Messrs. J. A. Crawley and Bill
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with bust measures 32, 34, 36, 38,
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your NAME, ADDRESS,
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Brooklyn, N. Y.
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McPherson Extended a business
meeting of the Standard Oil Co. in
Oxford on Friday of last week.
Mrs. Mabel Morriss returned on
Monday from Glen View where she j
has been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Alice Browning and Miss
Lizzie Whitaker visited relatives in
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Enfield Thursday.
Miss Mabel Warren, who has beei
attending summer school in Green
ville returned home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark, Mr
Ras Daniel and Miss Hattie Danie
spent last week at Bay View.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Floyd h
Wood, who are visiting Mrs. Wood
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Aller;
left Wednesday to spend severa
days at Morehead City.
Mr. Meal MacRae left Friday fo
CCC camp at Hot Springs, N. C.
Mrs. Joe Alston, who has beei
vislSlng Misses Maria and Lou Elle:
Morecock, returned to her home U
I Richmond Mondav.
Mrs. Harvey Haithcock of Maco
spent Wednesday with Mrs. A. V
Delbridge.
j Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Johnson an
| daughters. Misses Elizabeth an
i Jessie, of Baltimore are guests c
Mrs. J. B. Boyce.
j Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Shaw o
Rocky Mount spent Monday wit!
. Mr. and Mrs E. B. Perry.
Mrs. Cleve Stallings and Mis
Emily Stalljngs left Wednesday fo
a stay of two weeks at Morehea
City.
j Mrs. Ernest Wells and children c
Louisburg spent Thursday with Mr:
Reg Cook.
I Mesdames Z. B. Mitchell, W. 1
Browning and Ellis Bibbs visite
friends in Emporia Thursday.
Messrs. James Jenkins and Mai
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Fashion |
Facts ;
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vln Newsom spent Tuesday in Richi
mond.
Mr. Harry Cassada of Roanoka
Rapids spent the week end with his
' mother, Mrs. Mattoinette Cassada.
I Miss Lula Thome is spending
some time as the guest of Mrs. Gort.
don Carver at White Lake.
s Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Moore of
l> Garysburg spent the week end with
II Dr. and Mrs. Horace Palmer.
Mr. Elliott Pegram left Friday
r for CCC camp at Hot Springs, N. C.
Miss Frances Vick and Dr. Camp11
bell are spending the week end at
a White Lake.
n Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wiggins
spent several days of last week at
11 Bay View.
l- Mr. S. G. Daniel spent the week
end in Norfolk,
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,f may be best cleaned by rubbing
with a piece of cheesecloth moistlf
ened with banana oil and following
h it up with a clean soft cloth.
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r time in McDowell county this spring
d are growing nicely and putting out
canes for a crop next year,
if
s. Thirty-six farmers of Caldwell
County who planted raspberries this
3-! spring report their plants growing
d ^ well.
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