FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1
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H0W TO KEEP YOUNG
r?... han sitting in his door
1 "hime as old men do;
TreI, l>e was old, his barn was old,
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I ^;cj yet his eyes seemed new. i
His eyes had seen three times my I
M And kept a twinkle still, I
A Though they had looked at birth and I
W ' "death I
.And three graves on a hill.
I will sit down with you," I said,!
-And you will make me wise;
? jeii me how you have kept the joyl
Still burning in your eyes."
I jhen. like an old-time orator, j
Impressively he rose; |
V "i make the most of all that comes I
W And the least of all that goes." I
f The jingling rhythm of his words!
Echoed as old songs do,
A Vet this had kept his eyes alight/
Till he was ninety-two. .1
?Sara Teasdale.
/Miss Clara Umberger of Sylvester,!
Va.. and M'ss Esther Umberger of I
Rural Retreat, Va., have returned I
to their homes after spending the!
holidays with their sisters, Mrs. R.I
K. Carroll and Mrs. Lottie Daniel. I
Miss Mabel Carroll has resumed!
her studies at Chowan College after!
spending the holidays with her par- I
ents. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Carroll.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rivers I
of Macon 011 January 3, a 12 pound I
Mr. William Taylor spent the!
I week at ??
Mr. John Henderson of Clayton
was a visitor here last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Duke Jones spent '
the week end at Belhaven.
Mr. John L. Skinner of Littleton ,
was a visitor here on Monday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. C. P. Harris has returned to
her home at Louisburg after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rodwell.
Mr. G. H. Weston of Houston,
Texas, arrived last week to spend
some time with his brother, Mr. R.
R. Weston, near Middleburg.
Misses Sallie Watson and Katherine
Seoggin were visitors in Richmond
last week.
Mrs. Hugh Nowell spent last week
in Park View Hospital in Rocky
b" Mount. She returned home on Sun
day. accompanied by her aunt, Mrs.
I Sam VVeldon.
Mrs. J. B. Miller has returned to
her home here after spending
several weeks in Park View Hospital
Rocky Mount.
Mr. H. L. Falkener returned Friday
after spending several weeks in
Newport News and Bennettsville,
S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Petar of Ridgeway
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
C. C. Hunter on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Beaufort Scull has recovered
from an attack of influenza.
Miss Mary Cawthorne has returned
after spending several weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. John Cawthorne and
Mr and Mrs. Malcolm Stewart of
Warren Plains.
Mr. C. P. Allen has been confined
to his home this week on account
of illness.
Mrs. W. A. Coleman of Palmer
Springs is a guest of Mrs. C. R. Rodwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davis of Greensboro
were iguests of Dr. and Mrs. F.
P. Hunter on Monday night.
Miss Katherine Moseley is confined
to her home on account of an
attack of influenza.
Mrs. F. H. Gibbs is confined to
her home with influenza.
Miss Edna Allen has influenza.
Master Peter Seaman is recovering
from chickenpox.
Mesdames J. B. Boyce and W. R.
Boyce were visitors in Littleton on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Will Kline is recunerating I
from an operation for appendicitis
which he underwent at Park View
Hospital, Rocky Mount, on Wednesday.
Miss Alice Flowers has recovered
from influenza.
Miss Nancy Gillam has recovered
from an attack of 'Flu.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bradley and
children and Mr. Tom Gillam of
Henderson and Mrs. M. E. Gillam
of Morganton were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. E. E. Gillam last week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rodwell and
daughter, Ann, have recovered from
'Flu.
Miss Vivian Lawson of Tuscaloosa,
A1a., was a guest of Miss Nancy
Gillam last week.
Mrs. Mary Powell is spending
time in Henderson with her
daughter. rc T? o vr fltvmrc I
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Mrs. a. A. Williams and Miss
Catherine Williams are recovering
from 'FiUt
Mrs. p. m. Stallings of Macon
*as a guest of Mrs. E. A. Thorne
0n Wednesday.
Mrs. w. p. Alston was a visitor,
111 Rocky Mount on Tuesday.
CLUBS MEET
Thursday card clubs met this
with Mrs. J. H. Kerr and Mrs.
1 0. Ellis.
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JONES?RODWELL
Miss Hazel Rodwell and Mr. Wiley
Washington Jones were united in
marriage Friday evening, January
4th., at six o'clock, at the home of
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. E. Rodwell.
The ceremony took place in candlelight,
before a background of
palms and ferns. The ring ceremony
was used. Rev. R. E. Brickhouse, of
Warrenton, officiated in the presence
of only the immediate family.
The bride and bridegroom entered
the room together, to the strains of
the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin,
played by Miss Mary Fleming, cf
Vaughan, cousin of the bride. She
played Mendelssolms Wedding
March as the recessional.
The bride was becomingly attired
in a dress of dark green crepe with
matching accessories. She wore a
shoulder corsage of roses and lilies
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Immediately after the ceremony
the couple left for a short wedding
trip. Upon their return they will
be at home at Kennedy Memorial
Home, Kinston, where Mrs. Jones
is a member of the faculty of the
Kennedy Home School and Mr.
Jones is general farm manager of
the Kennedy Home Farm.
MISS MODLIN HOSTFSS
Miss Maywood Modlin entertained
members of the Y. W. A. on Monday
night. The program on "Banner of
the Cross" was conducted by Miss
Modlin, and papers were read by
Misses Elizabeth Rooker, Edith
Mustian and Myrtle Prescott. A
salad course was served. Mrs. J. E.
Adams will be hostess at the next
meeting.
U. D. C. MEETS
Fourteen were present at the
meeting of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy which was held at
the home of Mrs. C. C. Hunter on
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for the new year and a letter was
read from the new state president.
After matters of business were dispatched,
refreshments consisting1 of
coffee, cheese straws and cake were
served. The meeting was presided
over by Miss Amma Graham, presi- i
dent. Mrs. T. A. Baxtter and Mrs. f
W. H. Petar of Ridgeway, were out
of-town visitors for the meeting.
MRS. ARRINGTON HOSTESS 1
Mrs. Katherine P. Arrington en- ^
tertained members of her card club, j
her house guest, Mrs. Helen Wil- t
liamson of New York, and Mrs. Duke t
Jones, a recent bride, at a three (
course luncheon on Thursday of last \
week. The table was lovely arrang- ]
ed with red candles, red berries, '
fruits, nuts and candies. Following ^
the luncheon, Mesdames B. R. Pal- ]
mer, W. N. Boyd, John Mitchell, 1
T/\V?r? ZT orr TV onrl T\T i co Ann "Rl IT? 1
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well of New York joined the guests
for four tables of cards. Mrs. V. '
F. Ward and Mrs. W. N. Boyd won 1
the club and visitors high score ,
prizes. Mesdames Williamson and
Jones received guest prizes. Later
in the afternoon Mesdames William
Polk and W. K. Falkener joined
Mrs. Arrington's guests for an ice
course, which was also served in the
dining room. Club members present
were Mesdames W. H. Alston, G. H. .
Macon, J. P. Watson, R. R. Weston,
A. A. Williams, W. H. Dameron, V. (
P. Ward, Edmund White and John j
Kerr Jr. .
LEGION AUXILIARY TO MEET
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet at the home of Mrs. John
Rodgers on Thursday night, January
17, at 8 o'clock.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Miss Mattie Warren Blalock celebrated
her 11th. birthday on Saturday
night by entertaining a number
of her friends. Dancing and
games were enjoyed. James Carr
Moore won a priiie in a name contest.
Fruit punch and cakes were
tserved the guests.
HOSTESS TO CLUB
I Mrs. E. E. Gillam was hostess to
her card club last week. High club
prize was won by Mrs. W. R. Baskerjvill,
and the visitors prize was won
by Miss Dorotny waiters, a sweet
course with coffee and cheese wafers
(was served. The extra guests included
Miss Walters and Mrs. Julius
Banzet.
PHILATHEAS MEET
The V. L. Pendleton Philathea
class of the Warrenton Baptist
Church held its business and social
meeting at the home of Mrs. C. P.
Allen, with Misses Edna and Sallie
Allen, and Mrs. Edgar Wood as joint
hostesses. The meeting was presided
over by Mrs. Bob Bright, vice-president.
"Problems of Pain and Dying"
was read by Mrs. H. P. Read, and
"Problems of-Conscience" was presented
by Mrs. John Bell.
After the pro?rram, a delicious
salad course was served.
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Designed in Sizes: 80, 38, 40, 42,
44. 40/48. 60 and 52. Size 44 requires
5 ft yards of 89 inch material
with H yard contrasting.
SLENDER DAYTIME FROCK
Pattern 8379?Women of larger
mild like a simple, dignified frock
or general wear. They know that
;he conservative style is most beaming
and inconspicuous and for
;hat reason they choose a model
ike the one sketched.
The soft graceful revers and the
restee together with the simple
;urned back cuffs, give a nice conxasting
color note and. add gayety
o an otherwise plain frock. The
louble-breasted closing of the waist
s continued in effect by the panel
n the skirt. The back of the skirt
ilso has a panel and there are
)leats in both front and back. There
s nothing more slenderizing to a
arge figure than panels. Small
;ucks at back of neck give an easy
fit.
A rough crepe silk, in dark tones
;ither printed or plain will look
veil in this design.
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in coin (for each pattern desired)
your NAME, ADDRESS,
STYLE NUMBER and SIZE to
Patricia Dow, Warren Record
Pattern Dep't., 115 Fifth Avenue,
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Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Powell and
laughter spent Tuesday in Rocky
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ENTERTAINS AT CARDS
Mrs. Howard Alston entertatined
at cards on Friday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Helen Williamson of
New York, house guest of Mrs. K.
P. Arlington, and Mrs. Duke Jones,
a recent bride.
P. T. A. TO MEET
The Parent-Teacher Association
will hold its regular meeting in the
John Graham High School auditorium
at. n'olnrir nn Tuesday
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afternoon, January 15, announcement
was made this week.
William W. Taylor Jr. will address
the association at this time on the
subject, ''Making the Most of Our
Opportunities." Entertainment is
also promised from the 4-B grade
under the direction of Miss Noble.
A desire for full attendance was
expressed in making the announcement
of this meeting.
Oakville-Five Forks
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Davis and
Mrs. R. S. Hardman were recent
visitors in Lexington, Ky.
Mrs. J. B. Collins of Warrenton
spent last week end with Mrs. John
Young.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Haithcock and
family have moved to Macon.
Mr. John Young spent last week
end at his home near Churchill.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Hardman and
family of Lexington, Ky., have i
moved near here.
Mrs. F. W. Davis has returned 1
home after a pleasant Visit wfth her '
daughter, Mrs. William Darrough, of 1
Ky- ;
PRODUCTION CREDIT !
(Continued from page 1)
Farm Credit Administration of the e
third district, the method of con- a
trol and operation of the production t
credit associations and will give an n
explanation of the association's t
operating statement from organiza- u
tion through Dec. 31, 1934. a
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CENSUS HEADQUARTERS ?
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schedule to procure one at the ear- n
liest possible moment so that they si
may give careful study to the ques- p
tions and be prepared to give full si
and accurate information when the ir
enumerator calls. Copies may be obtained
by writing to your district tc
supervisor. tc
The schedule is divided into eight l!
basic sections comprised of one hun- fc
dred questions convering practically qi
every phase of the agricultural industry.
Of course, every farmer will o!
not have to answer all of these ques- o!
tions, only those pertaining to his tc
particular lines of activity. The vi
questions will cover the calendar o:
year 1934. 0
The enumerators will make inquiry ol
as to farm tenure; farm acreage, n
which includes all crop, land, all le
pasture land and all farm woodland; s(
the total value of the farm; acreage a:
and yield of each of the principal b
j field crops and vegetables; the num- h
ber of trees and yield of the princi- h
pal fruits and nuts; number and p
value of each class of livestock; w
poultry and eggs; and farm popula- fc
tion. n
Director Austin has declared that ti
this is the most significant farm ir
enumeration since the inception of si
agricultural statistics in 1840, and he ! oi
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mighty proud of Miss Lucile Morris
(above), 20 year o)d Greenwood,
fnd., girl crowned National 1934 4-H
31ub Style Champion. She modeled
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including a $2 hat; $2 gloves;
$3.95 shoes and 69 cent hosiery.
arnestly requests the cooperation of
11 farmers and ranchers to the end
hat complete and accurate statistics
lay be procured and tabulated at
he earliest possible moment. The
nprecedented destruction of crops
nd livestock caused by the drought
nd the many changes which have
ccurred in farms and ranches and
i the utilization of land due to
le depression of the past few years
lake it imperative that the farm
iatistics be available as soon as
ossible, if agriculture is to be assted
in going forward v/ith other
ldustries.
The Director desires to call at,'ntion
to the Section of the Fif;enth
Census Act, approved June
5, 1929, which makes it unlawful
ir any person to refuse to answer
uestions on the Census schedule:
"Sec. 9. That it shall be the duty
I all persons over eighteen years
f age when requested by the Direc>r
of the Census, or by any superior,
enumerator, or special agent,
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ffice, acting under the i;istructions
f the said director, to answer cor;ctly,
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stated, shall refuse or willfully
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who shall willfully gl n answers that Paschall, C. W. Cole; Sixjxiund, J.
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FORM ORGANIZATION administrator's notice
__ ? Having qualified as Administrator
T t* f/?:S page 2. ? upon the estate of E. l. Pike, deJ.
T. Myrick, H. A. Nanny, Charlie ceased, late of Warren county, n.
Riggan: Fishing Creer. Tom Warrta r> tui. j~ ?n ? i?
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Miss Lizzie Davis, E. L. Robinson; ing claims against said estate to
Fork, W. E. Davis, 11. E. Williams, present them to the undersigned
E. F. Alston; Shocco, J. M. Bur- at Littleton, N C., on or before
roughs, William Lime*, W. E. Twitty; December 21, 1935, or this notice
sandy Creek, J. M. liherherd, WaN ""J* Plead in Ibar <rf recovery. AH
,, ^ ? .. ' ? persons mdebted to said estate will
ter Allen, Mr. Frazier; Nutbush, N. please make lmm dl!lte settlement.
,H. Pasclmll, J A. Wlson, i T.a- ^ DecembeI 21 l934
I lington, Smith Cree c, T. R. Wil- jj pjj^E
Iliams, W. E. Mulchi, J. A. Meeder; d21-6ts Administrator.
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from my storage house at Norlina.
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the same price as the regular tobacco 3-A-3
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