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MISS EMILY PII
Mrs. W. W- Simms and Miss
Sadie Vinson of Wilson were guests
of Dr. and Mrs. Horace Palmer Friday
night. They attended the Carolina-Duke
game at Chapel Hill on
Saturday.
Mrs. James Je?kins, Mr. Thayer
Jenkins and Miss Miriam Jenkins
of Enfield visited Mr. and Mrs.
niirifrm TMcrprf-.nn Sundav.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton J. Smith of
Goldsboro were week end guests of
Mr- and Mrs. J. R. Wollett.
Mrs. George Ragland was in
Chapel Hill Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Moseley and little
daughter, Virginia, of LaCrosse,
Va., visited Mr and Mrs. W. T.
Person a few days last week.
Mesdames A. J. Watkins and B.
H. Hicks of Henderson were in town
Friday.
Miss Sue Sewell of the Littleton
high school faculty was called to
Winsor Friday on account of the
death of her father, Mr L. P.
Sewell.
Mrs. Robt. P. Thorne has returned
after visiting her mother, Mrs.
H. M. Darden in Smithfield, Va
Mrs. C. B. Smith and little daughter,
Carolyn, of Norfolk recently visited
Mrs. H. C- Smith.
Mrs. J. S. Vaughan of Woodland
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J- R
Mrs. K. B. Kennedy of Durham
is spending a few days with Mrs.
A M. Johnston.
The following attended the funeral
of Mr. S. P. Sewell in Winsor
Sunday: Mesdames J. N. Johnston,
M. W. Ransom, M- Nelson, N. W.
Warren, E. L. Crawley, Joe Craw
ley, Mr. and Mrs. George Crawley,
Miss Mary Bynum Dark, and Mr.
Lee Riggan
The Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Jenkins
and Mrs. Jos. P. Pippen attended a j
meeting of the Oxford Movement
In Warrenton on Tuesday eveningMr.
and Mrs. E. P. Fitts and little
son, William, spent the week
end in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Person,
Those from here attending the
Carolina-Duke game Saturday were
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Johnston, Dr.
and Mrs. Horace Palmer, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert P. Thome, Misses Claire i
Benthal, Melba O'Brian, Mary J Lindsay,
Mary Jane Johnston, Mary '
Shields Justis, Messrs. Geo. Threewltts,
Jack Nelson and Leon Acree. i
Mr. and Mrs- M. K. Moseley and
Mrs. Clyde Jones of Lacrosse, Va?
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. i
Person Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Smith of Raleigh j
spent the week end here. j
Mrs. W. J. Shelton is spending i
some time in the home of Mr. and i
Mrs. S. D- King. i
Mrs. Rodwell Crawley and baby :
of Lumberton are visiting Mrs.: >
Rodwell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
L. Riggan.
Miss Prances Newsom of Roanoke
Rapids spent the week end with! her
mother, Mrs. A. M. Newsom.
I FARM Fl
111 acres, J. D. Odom f
Areola, on public road.
I balance in timber, liwf
out buildings. Tobacco a
This farm to be sold by
small down payment, lor
interest. Look this far:
the Productive Credit As
ton, N. C., each Tuesday
write E. T. Credle, Hei
Palmer, Fayetteville, N.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. R Rochelle spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Harvey.
Misses Pattie and Dora Thome
of Airlie visited relatives in town on
Tuesday. '
Miss Kathleen Holloman spent
the week end with her parents in 1
Wilson.
Tv^i-e .Tpcsp TUdwarri Aiken I
1VU. RliU uuu, vvwv ? ?
of Washington, D. C., spent the ,
week end in the home of Mrs. T- '
J. Miles.
Mr. H. C. Smith of Norfolk spent
Sunday with his family here. ,
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Spell of Raleigh
spent Sunday with Mrs. H. .
Reid Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Perry and :
Mrs Jack Nelson visited Mr. and ,
Mrs. W. W. Shaw of Rocky Mount ,
on Sunday. ,
Miss Lucille Topping is spending ,
a few days with her brother, Mr. C. |
J. Topping, in West Point, Va.
Mrs. C. L. Lancaster and Miss <
Mary Gardner Dinkins of Vance- 1
boro spent the week end with Mrs. '
Lancaster's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth I
Topping. i
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BRIDGE PARTY 1
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Crawley en- ]
tertained their bridge club on Fri- I
day evening. Autumn flowers and {
leaves were attractively arranged i
throughout the home. A double t
deck of cards was awarded Mrs.
Chas Lambeth for ladies high score 5
and for the men's Mr. P. A. Johns- i
ton received handkerchiefs. The 1
tallies and refreshments were sug- s
gestive of the Hallowe'en season. 1
The following members enjoyed Mr. :
and Mrs. Crawley's hospitality: Mrand
Mrs. C. H. Lambeth. Mr. and
Mrs. C. C- Abernathy, Mr. and Mrs.
P. A. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. G. E
Crawley. Guests were Misses Ertie
Boyd Warren and Virginia Gee of
Jackson and Mr. Percy Harris
HALLOWE'EN PARTY
An event which was unanimously
described by those present as
"the best party of the year" occurred
Monday night, October 31,
when the members of the Enterprise
B. Y. P. U. were entertained
at a Hallowe'en party at the home
Df Miss Elsie Newsom, president of
the organization.
The house was appropriately decorated
with various witches, pumpkins
and red lights. The guests
were in costume and witches,
ghosts and spooks of every kind
ruled supreme. The entertainment
included various Hallowe'en games,
fortunes and stunts. Apples, punch
and cakes were served in the dining
room. Hie guests numbered
about forty members and their
friends and included Rev- and Mrs.
G. A. Hendricks.
LITTLETON WINS
Amidst a downpour of rain and
on a very muddy field, Littleton
High met iand defeated Weidon
OR SALE
arm, 1 mile south of
37 acres cleared and
illing, tenant house and
nd cotton allotments,
the Federal Land Bank,
ig terms and 5 per cent
m over and meet us at
sociation Office, Warrenmorning
at 10 A. M? or
iderson, N C. or T. V.
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High here Friday afternoon 6 to 0.
As the whistle blew ending the first
naif, Littleton had the ball on Weldon's
2 yard line, first down and
goal to goParties
Are Given
For Bride-Elect
The palatial home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Wollett was a scene of
extreme loveliness Saturday afternoon
when Mrs. Wollett and her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Smith, entertained
at bridge, honoring Miss
Katharine Moore Leach, brideelect.
Nine tables were arranged
for contract and, at the conclusion
df the progressions, Miss Leach was
presented exquisite lingerie- Mrs.
H. A. House made top score and
was awarded bath powder. Mrs. C.
E. Foster held second high score
and received a pottery bowl. Mrs
A. w. Parker, for the consolation,
received ash trays. A delectable
salad course and coffee were served.
The unique favors were two
:andied wedding rings tied with
white tulle, in the folds of which
;inkled a minature wedding bell.
The green and white motif was
;arried out in the refreshments and
favors. Later the guests were incited
into the dining room, where
;he table, with its lace cloth and
white taDers burning in silver can
ielabra, was centered with a five
;iered "cake," "iced" with white
paper which proved a veritable
measure trove, yielding lovely lin;erie
for the bride to be- Exquisite
arrangements of flowers prevailed
hroughout the home.
Mrs. Wollett's and Miss Smith's
;uests, including those who came in
or refreshments, were: Mesdames
D. A. Rose, A. J- May, S. T. Patterion,
C. A. Jones, L. E. Williams, R3.
Ward, P. A. Johnston, C- E. FosGOOD
r
for those who want to e
of ELECTRIC COOKI
expense - - -
Cook a who
in an ELECTR 8 C
Yes, an entire meal can be cc
and at small cost in this rema
mum nuusunuiu xiuip wjiiuij p
. . see an Electric Cooker :
Dealer's or our sales room.
Carolina Power & Lij
Electricity Is CHEAP?'
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: WARREN RECORD
ter, C. R. Jenkins, H. A. House, Jack
Nelson, Alice Partin, Cleve Stallings,
John P- Leach, W. W. Johnston, L.
H. Johnston, Jos. P. Pippen, J. N. p
Johnston, J. S. Vaughan of Wood-1 0
land, M. Nelson, A. W. Parker, E.
' L. Crawley, M. P. Cassada, W. R. s
Harvey, J. N. Mosley, J- B. Boyce,1 f
M. W. Ransom, J. R. Taylor, A. M ,
1 Johnston, W. F. Williams, J- M.
Stokes, A. M. Newsom, G. A. Hendricks,
Misses Katherine Leach,
Kara Reld Cole, Mary Faucette
Ricks, Frances Newsom, Nancy ^
Welborn, Mary Bynum Dark, Es- 1
telle Isles, Edna Hunt, Annie Alex- E
1 ander, Lucy Leach and Rebecca E
Leach.
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Tuesday afternoon Mesdames k
Horace Palmer, J. H. Newsom and i1
H. P. Robinson entertained at
, bridge honoring Miss Katharine,s
Moore Leach, bride-elect. Six I
tables were arranged for contract. ^
and at the conclusion of the pro-.1
gressions, Miss Louise White held
(top score and was awarded a box 1
| of note paper. The hortoree was
presented exquisite embroidered pillow
cases. Flowers were charming,
ly arranged in the living rooms and
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tuning room, a saiaa course wiui:
coffee was served. ? s
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Other affairs for Miss Leach in- a
elude a tea given Thursday after- J
noon by Mrs. A. J. Watkins in Hen-1
derson, honoring Miss Leach and s
Mrs. B. H. Hicks, a recent bride. | e
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. P. Pippen and I
Miss Lucy Leach are entertaining d
the bridal party and out of town \
guests at the home of Mr and Mrs.
Pippen immediately after the re- "
hearsal Friday evening. R
Mrs. T. J. Miles is having a reception
after the ceremony, which t n
j is to be held Saturday afternoon at ii
14:30 in Saint Alban's Episcopal |
Church. ur
SIEWS
njoy the benefits
NG at low
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And
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Littleton, Route 1
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Etheridge of
laleigh were visitors In the home
if Mr. E. B. Williams last week.
Miss Christine Boone of Henderon
spent the week end with her
larents, Mr- and Mrs. M. R. Boone.
Mesdames J. W. and James E.
finch and children of Henderson
isited relatives here Tuesday.
We are glad to report that Mr.
Voodrow Shearin has returned
lome from Roanoke Rapids hoslital
and is improving after an aplendicitis
operation.
Mrs- R. H. Pike and son, Walter,
Irs. Wallie Hardie, Mr. T. S. Waller
and daughter, Vivian, were in
loanoke Rapids Monday.
Messrs. J- V. and Grover Shearin
pent Wednesday in Warrenton.
Mesdames Bobbie Clopton and
Vallie Hardie were visitors in Warenton
Wednesday.
Mrs. E. W. Shearin of Warren
lains and Mrs. J. V. Shearin visted
in Roanoke Rapids Tuesday.
Elberon Items
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Aycock and
on, Kinneth, and Mrs W. A. Ben
UI1 VioivCU IClttllVUO ill
nd Hopewell, Va., Sunday and
fonday.
Miss Delia Peoples of Middleburg
pent the week end with her parnts,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Peoples.
Mr. and Mrs. J- A. Shepherd were
inner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Villiams at Warren Plains Sunday.
Mrs. W. L. Fleming and son,
Billy" spent Sunday night with
Irs. Delia F. Aycock.
Miss Mildred O'Neal was a dinier
guest of Miss Frances Williams
i Warren Plains Sunday.
Miss Dorothy O'Brien spent Satday
night with Miss Rosebud Ay!
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mUa. Nerth CmnUmm Pf
cock.
A large number of ladles and men
attended "Star In My Kitchen" on
Monday and Tuesday and enjoyed
It very muchMr.
and Mrs. Luther Capps and
children of Townsville spent the
week end with Mr- and Mrs. W. B.
Mustlan.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Aycock and
Mr. R. M- James attended the Jr.
O. U. A. M. district meeting at
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1 LOWER
We have good values in t
$1.35 to $2.95 each. G
box. Flour $4.25 to $5.S
seed Meal, Cottonseed H
N. & W. Overalls, Hane
Brand Shoes, Sweaters,
at lower prices.
We are glad to serve yc
call.
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receipts his ov
pays them. .
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tures, and lets
his bookkeepin
the triple conv
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Opening A
Acci
Citizen
Warrant
IT IS SAFER TO
Member Federal Deposit
Guaranteeing Deposits u
positor.
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tIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 19%
i Louisburg Monday night,
j Mrs. R. M. James spent Saturjj.
night in Warrenton with her moth,
er, Mrs. Mary Mustian.
We are glad to learn Miss Hattie
Aycock is able to return to school
alter being confined to her bed with
leg infectionA
substitute for morphine, which
may be less likely to cause addfc.
tion, is being tested.
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