North Carolina Newspapers

I foetal anb personal Happening* | Coy Monk was a Richmond visitor, Mcoday. ? * ? ' Mrs. 0. G. Spell was a Greenville visitor, Thursday. ? ? m . Mrs. Whl Clark was a Raleigh visitor, Thursday. ? ? ? Paul Schoenlaub was a R chmond visitor, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. L E. Satterfield spent ?Sunday in Warsaw. ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. Plato Monk weap % Golds boro visitors, Sunday. ? ? ? Mrs. Ed Finch, of . Norfolk, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. L. Gay nor. * ? ? Mrs. J. W. Joyner and party of friends were Rocky Mount visitors, Thursday. ? ? ? Mrs. Harry Cook, of? Mount Olive, ' is visiting her n^thei, Mrs. B. S. Smith. 1 ? $ ? | Miss Margaret Drake, of Wilson, spent the week end with Miss Vir ginia Spell, ? ? ? . J Miss Mary Louise Rumley and Miss { Selma Johnson were Spring Hope ( visitors, Tuesday. ? ? ? Friends will regret to hear that . J. W. Bass is ill at his home on r Belcher street. \ ? ? ? c Mrs. Ted Albritton and Miss Evelyn Horton were Greenville vis itors, Tuesday. I ? ? ? i Mrs. P. E. Jones, Mrs. Arthur F. * Joyner and Mrs. L. T. Pierce were * Greenville visitors, Tuesday. ? ? ? Mrs. "George F. Tyson has returned - to Dwhant after a visit to her sis- T ter, Mrs. M. M. Veasey. * ? ? ? "r Mrs. Walter Hartman and small daughter, of . Wilmington, are visit ing Mrs. Louise Harris. ??? i Miss Serene Turnage, student at j Flora McDonald, is spending the week end at her home here. . ? ? ? ? i Mr. and Mrs. Ted Albritton and ? son, Harry, have returned after a t visit to relatives in Warsaw. Miss Sarah McDearman has re turned to Durham after a visit to s her aunt, Mrs. J. H. Darden. 2 ? ? ? j Mr. and Mrs. Charlie White, at t Greensboro, sxe spending the week fc end with Mrs. Sallie K. Horton. ? ? ? Mrs. W. N. Spruill, Mrs. W* A. Tj Pollard, Jr., and Mrs. Robert Rouse u w^re Rocky Mount visitors, Friday. J ? t Miss Mae Joyner, of Greensboro, u is spending the week end with her parents, Dr. and Ifra. C. C. Joyner. ? ?- ? J Mrs. J. Y. Monk and son, Jan^s, I and Mrs. P. E. Jones attended the s Debutante Bull; in Raleigh, Friday. f ? ? ? 8 Francis Rumley, who is on the r tobacco market in MulKns, S. C., spent the week end at his home here. i. ? ? - Mrs. J, H. Harris, Mrs. Wbl Clark, fl Mrs, Mary E. Taylor and Mrs. C. L. 3 Seaman were Wilson -visitors, Mon- ^ ?My^ c Mrs. J. Carter Glass has returned * . sdter spaadiiig the summer months e with Mauds and relatives in South Boston, V?y . ? wu ~ Mrs. J. O. Pollard, Mrs. W. Leslie x Smith and Mrs. Ben Vernon were Richmond visitors, Wednesday and Thursday. j ? ? i , Mrs. R a MeCte, of MaysriUe, i . Ky., and WsahiagtoB, N. CL, spent a several days of this week with Mrs. f J. W. Parker. ? ? ? j Mrs. Everett James, a recent bride, j spent the week end in Robersonville j where several parties were given her v hy friends. : c Ham* ^ 4 V asapral days, of this week with Mrs. Stertine Gates. u',vy * * ? 1 Mrs. Frank Capps and daughter, XiSB Novella Horton, returned & j Washington, D. CL, after a visit te 1 Mrs. Dors H. KeeL ' Mc*,a o. ~ IV x ^ j Miss Verla Williams is enjoying a motor trip with friends through the jtates of Georgia, South Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee and Alabama. ? * ? Mrs. D. E. Oglesby, Mrs. S. A. Roebuck, Mrs. Everett James, Mrs. \. Q. Roebuck and Mrs. D, R. Mor gan were Goldsboro visitors, Tues lay. ? ? ? Mrs. I. E. Satterfield, Mrs. P. E. rones, Mrs. S. A. Roebuck, Mrs. E. r. Pierce and Mrs. Grover H. We6b vere Rocky Mount visitors, Wednes lay. ? * ? Mrs. J. G. Spencer, Mrs. Ted Al iritton, Mrs. Leroy Parker, Mrs. Sonny Bradham and Miss Evelyn Jorton were Rocky Mount visitors, ?Viday. ? ? ? Friends will be glad to learn that rfrs. Florence Throne, who under vent an operation in Duke hospital, >urbam, recently, is recuperating apidly. ? ? ? Miss B. M. Blankenship, operator t? the local Western Union office, Las returned from her vacation ..at ler home in Taylorsville and western forth Carolina. * * * Rev. C. B. Mashburn has returned ifter holding a series of meeting* it Jamesville. An addition of six een was made to the congregation luring the meeting. * * ? The Home Ec. girls are selling ubscriptions for thd\McCall maga ine. All those who a^e^interested send or renew your suhscrip ion with us. .All subscriptions will >e greatly appreciated. ? ? ? Mrs. Preston Murphrey, of the Vidow Greene section, attended the Meting of the CoL Alexander-Mc Clister chapter of the D. A. R^ at he home of Mrs. J. I. Morgan, Sat-_ uday afternoon. ? 9 9 9 Miss Lurline Bass, -teacher in the 'inetops school, Miss Elizabeth jang, a member of the Grantham chool faculty and Miss. Mary Alice teaman, teacher in the Wlnterville chool, spent the week end at their espective homes here. ^ - ? ? ? Miss Bertha Joyner Lang, Miss omn Thomas, Miss Nita lee Town end, Miss Sarah and Miss Mary Slizabeth Smith, Miss Ruth Hayes 'urnage, Miss Cleo and Miss Olive }rey Lewis and Miss Martha tjCobb eft this week to begin their work, a students at East Carolina Teach rs College, Greenville. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BRIDGE CLUB The Wednesday Afternoon Club eld a delightful me^hg this week rith Mrs. Ed Nash Warren, at her ome on street, which-was most ^tractive with its arrangement of all flowers. ? ? ?. Miss Elizabeth Fields, winner of dgh score, was presented with a ovely powder jar. After several regressions a delicious sweet coarse ras served. Mrs. Walter Hartxnan, f Wilmington, and Mrs." Claud Bar ett were special guests of the bos ess. _ fit- : " " ? - i . ia c . Ary UTERARY-ART DEPARTMENT ?__. The Literary-Art department of he Woman'srau]^keld its first xneet ng of the,4all on afafeesga; aftp; nsn^wftth Mrs. ' JUM. eH&efess and >e chairman, Miss Annie Perkindr *?> jo^ l^tesaes. iras developed by Mrs. John B. Joy special guest* Jill ?? .1 I SOCIAL CALENDAR Monday, Sept. 30 7:00 p. m.?Red Men. TVsday, Oct. 1 3:30 p. m.?Contract Club. 6:45 p. m.?Rotary Club. 8:00 p. m.?Junior Order. Wednesday, 2 3:30 p. m.?Literary Club meets with Mrs. J. H. Darden. Thursday, 3 11:00 a. m.?Masons. 7:30 p. ra.?Boy Scouts. 8:00 x m.?Modern Woodmen. Friday, 4 3:30 p. m.?U. D. C. meets with Miss Annie Perkins. 7:30 p. m.?I. O. O. F, Saturday, 5 8:30 p. m.?Junior Woman's Club meets with Miss Lurline Bass. IFARMVILLE GARDEN CLUB (Contributed) Mrs. J, M. Wheless delightfully entertained the Farmville Gulden Club on Monday afternoon, Septem ber 23 rd. The meeting was opened by.slngr ing the clubs "Graden Song." Mrs. Mary Moye Patterson, chairman of nusic, pianist, followed by a brief easiness session led by the presi dent Miss Bettie Joyner, at which ime the dues were reduced to me ents monthly. Miss Tabitha M )eVisconti read a letter from Mi*: L G. Cambell, District President N. pr Federation of Women's Clubs argjl ag all members to be present at the istrict meeting October 10th at wan Quarter, N. C. New members resented by membership committee ad welcomed were Mesdames Robbie mith, Raymond Shearin and _W. figgins. | The program consisted of a poem, "September Day" by Miss Bettie, Joyner; reading, "What A Garden Means," Mrs. B. Streeter Sheppard, followed by Douglas Mattock's lovely poem, "Who Makes A Garden" read by Mrs. E. C. Carr. Mrs. J. L Morgan gave a very in structive and interesting talk on "Native Trees, Flowers and Shrubs for North Carolina Gardens." She told that tree worship is as old as civilization, that in the Bible the. oak is king among trees; she wove into her talk bits of history and le gends, how the name means oath in Hebrew, how in Austria peasants ask pardon of trees before cutting them, and how Hindo custom forbids the third marriage so one marries a tree then the fourth can take place, how frankincense, a gift brought to Jesus, was a product from the pine; the beautiful legend of Mary and Jems fleeing, how they rested tender the pine and the baby Jesus raised his hands and blessed the tree and today cut a cone lengthwise and the. im print of His baby hand willbe.fojjnd. She told of what has happened in China because her trees were cnt? what has happened in our country: because of our own country because of our destruction of our forests. Mrs. Morgan cited c?antei& have holidays when their trees, and flowers are at their best, that Wfr have the roost beautiful of alL colors and we take it for grated; we have the grey green of sprmg, the strong green of summer and the flaming climax of autumn colors. She, futys, "Look at effects in the woods, re member qnd duplicate. Plant flower | ing, dogwood, sumac, sourw?pd, etc., j against a green background, say, Carolina Hemlock and Legustrim Japonica, woodbine and bitter sweet." She tpok the woods and shrubs and native flowers and com bined them into a -Garden Beautiful. Mrs. Morgan demonstrated her. talk with sprays of native trees, shrubs and flowers. Miss Mary Jerome charmingly ren dered two selections, "Thank God For A Garden" and "God Touched The Rose." The program was concluded with the Garden Clinic a round table dis cussion of?the needs of the garden and* new ?flowers. Mrs. J. 1. Morgan handed in her resignation as she felt she could not attend regularly. The club ap preciating the wonderful work she has done toward making it the out standing department it is today, her foresight and her unselfishness in serving, felt they could not give her up, so unanimously made her an honorary member. In her own graci ous way she accepted and told of her love for the department After adjournment the hostess as sisted by Miss Jerome served a de licious ice course. . V '* V 1 J? ' ?. V' " *'* ' ? 4? - MjBBRY MATRONS N . 1 Bin. 3. I. Morgan was hostess to .the Merry Matrons on Tuesday after noon, entertaining at her hpme on Church ^ateeetr in which dozens of handsome dahlia*fri>m her own gard en were biassed in both harmonious f: Mrs. J. W. Lovelace presided and welcomed, a new member, Mrs. A. W. Bobbitt, into thee organization. The afternoon's program was in] charge o? Mrs. G. M. Hoiden, who ^introduced Winnie Harper and .Miss Lucille. Herring,- of Spow Hffl, who gave delightful accounts of their recant -trip to California, ffexas and othfcr "western states* and of their visit to Mexico. iDuring^ the pleasgpt social period Especial ^ests or \ th6 home^ of Ifrs. ? R Morgan, in a I 0/\TX '. If 7. ? 11- w J IPS Mfi (Contributed) 0 ||?f*j I Wpmtp'8 Globed ita (Saturday, at the home of Miss AI I bertine Barrett, with eighteen asm I bers present*|||j||p I The president Miss M*ry Friar I Bouse, presided over a short bug* I cess session, at which time a card [was read from Mrs. Guy Perry, I chairman of the Juniors, congratu jiiting the dub; on their attractive | year book and the interesting as well U*. instructive program, which the I committee, headed by Mm. W. P. JBasley, so ably planned, | A discussion, concerning the re jsuming of the Girl Scout wort, once | sponsored by the club was a very im | port ant one in the business of the | afternoon, and a committee, headed | by Mrs. Jesse Moye, was appointed I to investigate its possibilities, plans I are also in order for a second HUM [mage sale, to be held Saturday, 28, under the leadership of Mrs, J^&l Spencer, chairman of the ways and [means committee. Miss Srima. Johnson reported that plans for Parmville's scene in the Pitt County Fair tobacco pageant are weli under way, the young peo ple of the town cooperating in every way. ' Ike program of the afternoon dealt with a review of the non-fictkjp book, "The Rood To War," by Walter Mil lis, prepared by Miss Mary Alice Beaman and read by Miss Margaret, Lewis. A sketch of the author wis' read by Mrs. Jesse Moye, which iMy followed by current literary commentl by club members. The meeting was adjourned, to meet again on October 6, with Miss Lurline Bass. "I The hostess, assisted by Miss Betty Love Spencer, served a most deli cious salad course. .* Mrs. G. S. Vought, club sponsor, was present. MRS. MORGAN HOSTESS - . Mrs. , D. R. Morgan .delightfully, entertained a number of friends at bridge on Wednesday evening at her home on Wilson street. The ladies nnd men's prizes, toiletries, were won by, Miss Russell Wand and Everett James. Ices were served after the games. Guests were Miss Sallie Norwood, Miss Elizabeth Norman, Miss Russell Ward, Miss Mamie Proctor, Mr. and Mrs. Everett James, Boggs Corbin and Cola Lupton. i -STRAYED OR STOLEN ? White! Fox Terrier with black spots on back?Reward for return to Mrs. M. V. Jones, Farmvflle. SEWING?DRESSES, CHILDREN'S clothes, draperies, slip covers, etc* 'Phone 102-W, Miss Mary Will FOUND ? BLACK MARE MULE, weight about 1100 lbs. Write or see Noah Spivey, Farmville, N. C. PIANO: A beautiful used piano in this community is being returned to us. Will transfer to responsi ble party for balance due. Cash or terras. Quick action necessary. Address Lee Piano Co* Lynchburg, Vs. 9-27-4tr Get Rid of Poisow Produced by ComtifutioD 1 A dosing laxathfUrpuralfcaw. ? table Black-Draught?la the Oret thought of thousands of men and women who have found that by re storing the downward movement of the bowels many disagreeable symp toma of constipation promptly can be relieved. . . Mr. J. P. Mahalfey, of Clinton. S. C? writes: "I have found that BlackrDraught is very Mfeotiw.in the cleansing of the ?? 15 K#*l 5 ills 11 - K WM k-W ^ m,w Af A B 4 WEEK OF SEPT. 29 I A UlIX/l.5. ?? DajL jL v/XvLr.?\ X S Vffirr y - |lAr<P|>0 J Boras & Jack Oakie, ] THURSDAY OpT, #h J On tie-Stage I '2? y /V; : ^ ? I r+DAVKHeSL,'-f Bfr and Mia. J. A. Mewborn f Proprietors ^ ? X "Quality Beauty Parlor] - Mrs. C. 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