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' June 17. — On Friday
from four to W* o’*i®rit
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Mrs. Norvffle, assisted by
A L. Tuthm and A. B. Bwe»t
served lemonade i.oiidt>
•ntose present besides^roe boiw
iruest were: Dorothy McBaii^t„D^
Slf^Dorothv Hall. Antue Mm-
Miet and Jean Baker and ^®er^
Lancaster, J. D.
Carlyle Norville. *»--n '
Messrs D. L. A l;
MdCtormick visited friends.o;®^
den last Thuiaday. , .i
Our local baseball l^am. defied
Aberdeen’s team iS-i- Abg^e®^
Wednesdiav afternoon. ' iiii'j
IMigfi Oartrode Spelle of
ville was in town for; ♦ jy^iw “ '
nesdav afternoon.
Mrs. John Powell o^.B^ .
visited her son, Mr. L... .M- p.owell,
here last weekend. j-, " , .
Announoements have, peeii,, rewiw-
ed of the mariape of Miss Mary
Powers to Mr. Wineffed ■ Pi^ce of.
Blackstone, Va. J?I
the dattsrhter of Mr. n.nd ;M«. J. H-
Powers. Mr. Powers % for
mer Baptist minister here. ^
An interestine
bv the B. Y. P. U. was^
Thursday nij*t at the Bahtist church.
Dr. D. S. Currie
Tomer assisted wsth inspit^^™*
**aCMes Mary Leisrh
Ida Mae Britt have wsturnpd worn
AT ^t with their , it«andp?reot^ ^^
Buie. -'"'J ^ tVon.u*
Mr. and Mrs. Caid Braille 6f
f^yi^teviUe visited j
N mT McRainey Sun^. y
Dorptiiy McRainey return^ -Wjth
them. . ...’
MisB Mearle Pam^^- ^ Vatins
friends and relatives at
Mr. and Mis. L. ;
Pauls visnted Mr. and' Mtt.
Britt Sunday. .
M^ Thelma Hall' of RaefoM is
visitinK rdatWes ^er ^ dnd
■R«v. and Mrs. A If.,
aon, Caiaries
triven by the ladies
he? BridKe Bpptist ehurpl jast-FrH^
%r®''SS?an Hughes:1iaJ^retuin^,
to Chapel HRl to attend
JuiSis Coley is ySsitisg rela
tives at Red Springs for few d^-
Mrs S. R. Jacobs and childien
fi ■ Georgia
with her brother, Mr,. P., V ,
^in Mr. and
the night With relatiii^,^ iifeSP
^Miss Mary Currie ')entertm«d^
a party Monday evenmg honormg
her guest, Miss Martha. McRfl^^
CharlW. Those
Miss Martha McRae, the
^d Misses Mary Leigh ParaeB®-
Caroline Daniels. 9®^*®. Ad^x, MmV
BlizaVeth McCormick, Ida Br^.
Wilson Blalock, An^fe
Bonnie Wright, Clafedi^'' Brdte^.
Veira Byrd, and Mary vCume, and
Messrs Jair.es Blue, Hugh
Dan Proctor. John
Andrews, John McRae and Cur
"'Miss Katherine KMaw s^ent Oie
weekend in Fayetterille with her
mother, Mrs. Eunice Kinlaw. _
klr David Lucas of 3.urgw spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.^ H.
C. McMillan. Mrs. Ludus, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. MdMillsirt. xetu^d
yrith him fter spendaig a feW weeks
with her rfirents, ,
Mr. D. H. McRainey with his sis
ter. Mrs. Kate Monroe, and her
Slighter, Mrs. Joe M^illanv all of
AmWucia, Ala., visited'h..s ivother,
!Mr. J D. McRainey, last wcpk, ,Tnle
latter‘has been AOrfously
seveM waelB*. ^ _ ' . „
Mesdames T. C. Lewis, E- N,.For!t,
and I. J. Williams iand Jdiss Lowse,
Shaw of Rex, visited’Mrs, ;R6sa .MC‘
Eacihem Friday. i "
Mr. Qyis Cowidl. of Southei
FineB wus in tewn . 6uflte*;. jr>.
Mr Fred Ramseur ot .LihQOlirtien
spent the weekeidil^^^ bbldf of
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. McMllmn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. .Ev Ato,.,- ,
family visited relativ^s^^m .pyht^j
viUe Sunday.
Mr. Zan Blue of r.So'^he^n, Pi*0%
; visited his mother,
Sundav.' /;i5, ,
Paul Lewis and Uttte M®11
Rachel spent the w«eliei^ at. R».’ >
Miss Ethel , Adcoit b.L’Q???? ,
is v’siting her unrif*;i|Mry ; 7*
'‘^Mr. J. P. Conoly
Ilia ifnafiterf Mrs. J. C. HaHti
flondiy. ton wwe Mra., T., S.
Conoly and daughter,,.¥?velj^,7,
Mrs. Ella Bramble is vismilg he**
■oa, Mr. Odd Bnonlitet te
Vesper 'Biaggdrd cielfibtated
a family reunion at bar homo a few
miles from town Sn^y- Besides
the immediate family there were spy-
eral visitors from Grehnsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Formai^e attended
the fuBsral of their friend, Mrsi. Lee
Melvin, at ainton Imt, Thursday. ;
Rev. A. L. Tame# jmd Mr.'Neil
McMillan were in Lumterton ' on
business. '
Mrs. Justin McNeill of Lumherten,
visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
C. D. Williamson, Ft^j afternoon
Justin, Jr., who had . been 'visitliw
here ter a while returited With Ms
motiier. Her daunjiter,' Miss iHden
Marie, stayed over with her" gran^
parents' ui^ Monday.'*' '
(Mrs. John GItedn Tieirr''ill' ie
Higfasmitii boepttal, 'after undergoing
a serious operation Monday, r';
' Mr W. J. Evetitie' and Mamie
Bmritte spent the wstslMnd with' rdla-
. tiwM at Myrtle Betedi'
'Cifllijiit ■- I
with many irf her
UbCUtev «t Iter H^bf tta Hiptef Jfc, - . ^
gSllSdny, the fteve th«m W *
home
Gamm wdiB- pteyod, after jvhteh
the tttUe teteiets were served ice
mam and tejke Each guest also
a •%5kor • and a nosegij^
of dairies aa favors
■ Thpif- tetewfing %
ItuynOTOioeWieFe: JuteT^
of Iwnbw Bridge, who ^
teachmr last year,
Marv B McCormick. EaidiM Pe*^4.
Katherine Tolar. Ma^ |teuly Mc-
MHbn^ Garoline Dfmiels, L^o^-
Iteiney. Ikene Britt*
KUk Hnipes. Sdbert. 9uipos, Earle
^r. with olfKme apnae^Hoee on
heete^ wds fwiith m tii
naming Vtud^’ programs got t;
reco#
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s4^ 'do wheh
•♦eSh. ha—
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KipsSHubert Hall, and 1%1
'dblm Lcnris. '
- Mr. and Mrs. H. D- L^*®'
spending a f«w- ;^S
here. Mr; Lassit* was forroeKy a
member of the ,R JfiTf. tecaRy-
Serifs and Mrs^s^ fe-lHiits rof - St.
Pauis visited rdatwes kere'lagt^^Fr -
div afternoon. ■'f .' ^
'"Mr. Paul Thomjison ot Faimmnt,
wss ® visitor in town li*st'*^ursday.
f iE RADIO Studios
ITH ALBERT ZUGSMITH. JR.
Oolombia Broadcasting _ GomPany
Announcers have been given their
summer uniforma, of' double breasted
blue serge jacltets, white flannal
trousers, white sport shoes, wlute
■shirts and blue cravats. Production
inen will wear the same uniform, but
with polfca dot ties to distinmish
tisam from the “signine offers.’’won
der what some the ehonises of
the indio revoes wear?
Determined to^jin^ out what type
lof programs were tba most popular
with the mdio fans, I Investigated
until returns from 73 Rations'in/; the
.United States and Canada • in^cate.
tltey/htn nbvhm®®?
flcc^tii you stent- to.
collects early An^csm^lrmture. j
Will Rogers, when he imt playung
Dol^ is usimUy scowling* frowning,
OT counting on his finge^ow much
his polo ponies are costettg
Guy Lombardo says his favorite le-
esaation is sleeping and I bebeve him.
Rudv yallee, says that
spare Itoe in which to de anything.
He should begin worrymg about
***Kioyd Gibbons likes nothing better
than to argue whether battlaships or
airplanes will win the nert;war.. He
holds out for airplanes. He would.
Mf. and Mrs,—Joe (Wjd Vi O'
WABC—spent their spare time d^g-
ing photographers, who as y’at have
not snapped them.
GingeisRogers likes to*oook—of all
things—spice cookies.
Adela Vasa is also culnarily in
clined, her masterpiece .,being tlra
transmution of sdur milk into an
Armenian dessert called Baklava.
Harry Swan likes to buy lohpops
far childiten, which J think is only an
excuse to have an all-day sucker h.m-
self
1a Belle Hose, of the Nut Clu\
says, in has falsetto voice, that you
cugfit to know. Ah ha!‘
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^peliil^IftSiriaeottiftlSrflSr^iiW. 5®-^^
lag to aochor'bfvaNias of the new pbclabl«"»ooring «*«» a* ti** U. &
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^RScORmNG''pLANT TO AID “hi
rings pn'mechanical pawuwi“-
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estahBsbad at Capetown, accor^ same time tendmg to ehminate
to a report received m the Dep^ material scientiste are endeavoring to proce^^^-
ment a C»mne™ from Aaohtoot fet reoMimt wmKmW. . *» ..ojfefc.
Trade Commissioner Lawson at Jo- .- , "I'v r ^
hannesburg. The pure native music — . . tr'""T*. -mLrf /Til^steBntel^e;^ .■ ■ v 1
Jm. 1 If i.i^rl 'Vilm vo.tki^lvr sllOAnnAAT* " —.4. . .... . .. .-f/
xmuv . V/VlUlllAOoavms^a im**vvw^*» y . | ipwiimj .bH.'Jdi— •;?
hannesburg. The pure native music — . crfvrf
is believed to hte J^idlv RENEW YOUR SUBSCRffTlON ^
ing, due to the biroiads of civibsation,
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