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Miss Frances Newsom of Roan
oke Rapids spent the holidays her
with her mother, Mrs. A. M. New
som.
Mrs. O. B. Moore of Raleigh wa
(here for the Easter holidays.
Miss Grace Benton of Hal if a:
spent the week end at her homi
here.
Mr. md Mrs. Ellis Perfy spen
Easter with relatives at Sprinj
Hope.
Miss Mabel Warren, who teache:
at Woodsdale, spent the week en:
here with her (parents, Mr. anc
Mrs. N. W. Warren.
Mrs. Kate Ennis returned thic
week from Raleigh, where she has
been spending several months wife:
her daughter.
Mrs. George Robinson of Norlina
was a visitor here Saturday.
Mrs. J. W. Montague has returned
from a visit of several weeks
with relatives in Norfolk.
Miss Eleanor Phipps, who has
been spending some time at Hartsville,
S. C. returned to her home
here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Randal B. Etheridge
of Raleigh and Mrs. Nora
Grant of Durham were guests j1
Mr .and Mrs. W. G. Alston during
the Easter holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sexton of
Henderson were week end guests
of Mr and Mrs Prank Jones.
Misses Emily Pippin, Elberta
Foster, Anne Person and Mr. Junius
Person were visitors in Durham
on Thursday.
Miss Mary Spruill returned Tuesday
to Meredith College after
spending the Easter holidays here
with her aunt, Miss Hattie Spruill,
Mrs. H. A. Hunt spent Wednesday
of last week in Raleigh.
Miss Virginia Kennedy of Din
ham spent the week end here witin
her aunt. Mrs. J. R. Wollett.
Miss Bertha Mae Newsom, who
is attending E. C. T. C., Greenville,
spent the holidays here with hei
mother, Mrs. A. M. Newsom.
Mr. and Mjrs. Rufus Bradley
spent the week end in Rocky Mount
as guests of Rev. and Mrs. Rufus
Bradley.
Mrs. D. M. Fulcher spent the
week end at her home in Washington,
N. C.
Mrs. M. W. Ransom and Miss
Esther Mears returned Friday from
a visit of several weeks in St.Petersburg,
Florida.
Mr. George Snuggs of Wadesboro
was a week end visitor here.
Miss Katheaine Leacjh of Raleigh
spent Easter here with her
mother, Mrs. J. P. Leach.
Miss Lelia Partin of Brinkleyville
spent a few days this week
with Mrs. T. N. Harrison.
Miss Jean Thompson of Franklinton
spent the Easter holidays
with Miss Mary Shields Justis.
Miss Lizzie Whitaker of Selma
spent the week end at her home
here.
Mr. Sam Turner, a student at
Wake Forest College, was a visitor
here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Thorne spent
the week end at Smifchfield, Va.
Miss Vivian Person visited
friends in McGilead during the
Easter holidays.
Mrs. L. M. Johnston and Mrs.
P. R. Ashby of Durham were visitors
here Monday
Miss Sallie Edwards of Greenville
and Mr Dick Roberson of Robersonville
were visitors in Littleton
Sunday afternoon
Miss Fannie Burney Johnston,
a member of the Sanford school
faculty, spent Easter at her home
near Littleton
Mrs. W. W. Simms and Miss
Sadie Vinson of Wilson and Mrs
G. S. Pritchard of Whitakers were
week end guests of Mrs. S. H
Pritchard.
Mrs. J. N. Moseley and little son
Carlton, are visiting xelativtes in
Boydkins.
Mr Jeff Palmer and Mr, P. D
Jones of Warrenton were visitors
in town Friday night.
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Tucker Moore, members of thf
Franklinton faculty, spent the
Easter holidays here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Shaw o:
Rocky Mount were guests of lAx
and Mrs. E B. Perry during th<
week end.
Miss Prances Person of Seaboarc
and Miss Mildred Person of Lacrosse,
Va.p spent the week enc
with their parents, Mr. and NCrs
W. T. Person.
Mr. Sam Riggan of Norfolk wa:
a visitor here Sunday.
Mr. Sam Thorne of Raleigh spm
the week end with his parents Mr
and Mrs S T Thorne at Airlie
Mr and Mrs W W Johnston o
Weldon were week end guests o
Mrs. M. W. Ransom.
Mr A1 Quarles of Norfolk spen
the Easter holidays at his homi
here
Miss Hattie Spruill and Miss Mar;
Spruill spent Sunday and Mondi
in Rocky Mount
Miss Lucy Fortescue spent th
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- week end at her home in Swar
e Quarter
Miss Claire Benthall spent the
week end in Woodland.
s Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mohorn and
daughters, Misses Susie Spruill anc
< Ballard, of Weldon were guests ol
s Mrs. J. B. Boyce on Sunday.
Miss Olga Boyd spent the week
t end at her home in Roanoke
I Rapids.
Mrs. George Stone and Miss
5 Mary Carter Stone of Danville, Va.
1 were the guests of Mrs. W. P. Tayl
lor on Friday night.
Miss Usances Scarborough ol
> Macon was a visitor here Monday,
3 Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bobbitt vis?
ited relatives in Nash County on
Monday.
i Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hudson and
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children, George and Eisie, 01
. Richmond spent the Easter holidays
i here with Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Bobbitt.
i Miss Doris Topping, who is at.
tending Atlantic Christian College
> at Wilson, spent the holidays here
with her grandmother, Mrs. T. J.
. Topping.
> Mrs. A. M. Newsom and family
spent Sunday in Leesburg with
relatives.
Mrs. E. C. Dickens and son of
Richmond spent the week end here
with Mrs. Dickers' mother, Mrs.
J V. Walker
Mr. William Nuckols spent the
week end in Richmond
Mrs. W. F. Williams spent the
week end in Durham with her sister.
Mrs. K. B. Kennedy.
Mr. Roy King of Henderson spent
the week end at his home here.
Mrs. J. M. Stokes spent Monday
in Rocky Mount.
Miss Elmelyne Evans spent the
week end in Scotland Neck.
Miss Elizabeth Smith of Raleigh
spent the week end here with her
, mother, Mrs. J. R. Wollett.
Miss Carrie Myrick of Four Oaks
spent the holidays at her home
.here.
Miss Addie Newsom of Kenley,
was here for the holidays.
Miss Elsie Mohorn spent Easter
at her home in Brinkleyville.
Miss Dorothy Newby of E. C. T.
C., Greenville, spent the holidays
wim ner mumer, mrs. uora iNewuy.
Mrs. O. C. Currin spent the week
[ end with relatives in Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Moore were
visitors in Warrenton Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Warren
of Kemersville were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Warren during the
holidays.
Mrs. R. T. Kirkland was called
to Warsaw this week on account
of the illness of her brother, Dr.
M. F. Smith who is ill with pneumonia.
Mrs. J. M. Riggan of Warrenton
spent the week end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Hardy, at
their home near Littleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Partin of
Dawson were week end guests of
| Mrs. Partin's mother, Mrs. H. A.
Insco.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wagner visited
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lovell in
Warrenton on Sunday.
TO CONDUCT SERVICES
Rev. S. W. Oldham of Wendell
will conduct services in the Littleten
Baptist Church on Sunday
morning. April 19th, at 11 o'clock,
according to announcement made
this week. The public is cordially
invited to hear Rev. Oldham.
Senior Class To
Present Play
1 The Senior Class of Littleton
High School will present its an1
nual play on Friday evening, April
17, at eight o'clock in the High
School auditorium.
The play selected this year is a
three-act comedy, "Where's Grandma?"
It promises to be a clever
bit of entertainment. The cast in'
eludes the following members of
the Senior Class: Blanche Three:
witts, Herman Spain, Ruby King,
! Dandridge House, Mary Jane John!
ston, Sarah King, Oler Pulley, Har^
vel Lee King and Ellen King.
j Littleton Debaters
Defeat Weldon
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Miss Jane Johnston and Miss
* Mary Jane Johnston, upholding the
* affirmative side of the query, "Resolved:
That The Several States
5 Should Adopt a System of SocialI
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don negative team in the Triangu'
lar Debate at Oxford on Friday,
March 27th.
' On the same date, Miss Ruby
' King and Miss Vella Nelson, supporting
the negative, lost to the
* Oxford affirmative team at Weldon.
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PUPILS VISIT RALEIGH
f > The pupils of the Seventh Grade,
iyaccompanied by their teacher, Miss
Louise White, and Mr. W. F. Wile
liams, visited in Raleigh on Tues
I ' Facing Sj.
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ARE you planning to meet spring
with a new face? Not actually,
of course, but there are things that
can and should be done to make
yours a fresh, dewy complexion.
You know, winter months have
not been particularly kind to your
face. When you pass your hand
over the skin, you can feel tiny
bumps under the skin which mean?
that you have been hoarding debris
swept into the pores.
Renovating the face for spring
means thorough cleansing and
creating "normal skin activity
through proper stimulation.
Quite the simplest method is a
soap and brush bath. Even a tender
skin?unless there is some abnormal
condition?is benefited. For
your face bath, make a lather with
a mild toilet soap and warm water.
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US0V 'till tuun/iuaivu
brush that is shaped to the face so
that it will easily get in the crevices
around the nose and mouth
where most blackheads lodge.
With' It rotary motion, massage
the face thoroughly, not forgetting
the forehead. Your skin begins to
tingle and you feel the blood rushday,
inspecting the sights of the J
Capital. Many places of interest
were visited and a most enjoyable
day was reported.
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Ms. J. Robert Shearin spent Saturday
in Warrenton.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pike visited
in the home of Mr. Walter
Perkinson Saturday night.
Miss Mae Pike is visiting relatives
at Hollister this week.
Mr. M. R. Boone was in Warrentcn
recently, n
Mrs. Wallie Hardy and Mrs. Bobbie
Clopton shopped ]ln Warrenton
recently.
Mr. T. S. Walker spent Friday in
Littleton.
Mrs. Bobbie Clopton attended a
church meeting at Roanoke Rapids
this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. K. o. Loyd or
Greensboro spent the Easter holidays
here and at Warrenton.
Miss Elizabeth Cheek came home
last Saturday from Greensboro'
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ing to the skin surface, assisting f
the little facial glands to throw o5
excess oil and secretions. The
gentle penetration -of the bristles .
loosens the dirt and oil which have f
become embedded in the pores and
any hard little caps which havb
formed on the pores will be swept
away, allowing them to throw ofl |
their waste and breathe again.
The egg-shaped complexion brush . s
has bristles which are rounded at ?
the ends so they do not irritate C
sensitive skins. ~The brush Is /
recommended by dermatologists ,
for skins with blemishes and acne
as it is such a thorough cleanser.
Normal and oily skins can be i
brushed nightly with excellent ef- v
feet. For dry skins, too much pres- j
sure should not be exerted and a
good lubricating cream should be s
applied after the twice ,weekly v
treatments. Your skin is apt to feel f
drawn after the first few times, but
this sensation disappears once it ! u
has become accustomed to the ac- !
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Try a series of complexion brush a
treatments, and meet the spring- ! y
time with a radiant face. j b
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where she has been visiting her sis- c
ter since last Christmas. 0
Miss Vergie Powers and mother C
shopped in Henderson last Satur- day.
mother at Airlie Easter. j
The farmers around here are S
glad to see this pretty weather.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Cheek and
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I talked all day," enthusiastically
writes Mrs. L. H. Caldwell, of States- '
ville, N. C. "I have used Cardui at
Intervals for twenty-five years," she c
adds. "My trouble In the beginning j
was weakness and nervousness. I r
read of Cardui In a newspaper and t
decided right then to try it. It seemed
before I had taken half a bottle of .
Cardui I was stronger and was soon
up and around."
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laughter, Vivian, spent Easter with
/Irs. Cheek's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
lim Best, at Airlie.
Friends will be sorry to know
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Miss Ethel Cheek visited her
Certified Seed
Broadcast Subject
The value of certified seed in
cientific farming will be stressed
Saturday in a radio talk on the
Carolina Farm Feature program by
L D. Stuart, extension seed specalist
at State College.
Good results cannot be obtained
f the grower uses seed about
/hich he knows little or nothing.
Ie is taking a chance that the
eed may be from a high-producing
ariety, and again, they may be
rom inferior varieties.
For this reason Mr. Stuart is
rging farmers to plant only certiied
seed. By so doing, they will be
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ssunng unemseives 01 a prontanie
ield at harvest time if the crop has
een cultivated properly.
Also incuded on the week's proram
will be a talk on Friday by
J. Maupin, extension poultryman,
n "Management of Growing
!hicks.'' In his talk Mr. Maupin
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Mothers read this:
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A cleansing dose today; a smaller
quantity tomorrow; less each time,
until bowels need no help at alL
Vhy do people come home from a
lospital with bowels working like a
vell-regulatcd watch?
The answer is simple, and it's the
mswcr to all your bowel worries if
rou will only realize it: many doctors
ind hospitals use a liquid laxative.
If you knew what a doctor knows,
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rou would use omy uie uquiu iunu.
liquid can always be taken in
Tadually reduced doses. Reduced
iosage is the secret of any real relief
rom constipation.
Ask a doctor about this. Ask your
Iruggist how very popular liquid
axatives have become. They give the
ight kind of help, and right amount
>f help. The liquid laxative generally
lsed is Dr. Caldwell's Syrup^epsia |
t contains senna and cascara ? both
latural laxatives that can form no
labit, eyen in children. So, try Syrup
3epsin. You just take regulated
l^ies till Nature restores regularity.
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will give timely suggestions which
he thinks will be of value to the
owners of chicks.
Eight 4-H clubs have been organized
in Caswell County with a
membership of 140 boys. Most of
the members will grow com as their
club project.
The Alamance County farm debt
adjustment committee (has saved
20 farms from foreclosure since
the lorganizationof the committee
abut one year ago.
Dolomitic limestone makes a
better filler for fertilizer than inert
sand and progressive North
Carolina farmers are beginning to
demand that Vhe limtstone be
used.
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