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FATHER'S DAY
SUNDAY, JUNE 18th
GIVE DAD A HAT
Soft Straws
Large Selection of Men's
Soft Straw Hats. In
Light and Dark Colors.
Men' Summer
Ties
Just unpacked a new
shipment of Men's Sum
mer Ties for Father's
Day.
MEN'S COOL PANTS
One Table of Men's Cool Summer Pants in Shark-
skin and Cotton and Rayon. In sizes 30 to 50.
Efird's Department Store
Monroe, N. C.
Ura Tim tniu laft MiM ' tar
Shelby where she Is visiting Mr and
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Mil. tiacs v. necsnam. urcer ana wm
go on to Danville, Va where she will
vialt. her. daughter. Mitt Marv Ellisa-
beth Evan.
Mrs. Dewitt Kluti of Charlotte, will
come the first of the week .for a visit
with her cousin, Mrs. C. H. Hasty and
family and other relatives in the city.
Miss Joan Davis who is a student
at State Teachers college, FarmvUle,
Va., came Friday for an extended
visit her? with relatives. Her mother.
Mrs. Robert Davis, came several weeks
ago from her home in Lynchburg, Vs.,
to spend some time with her sister.
Miss Chattle Stack and other relatives.
Mrs. W. L. Saunders and daughter,
Pamela, will leave Thursday for Wal
terboro, a C, and Savannah, Oa.,
where they will visit her husband's
people for several days.
Miss Jane Crow of Mocksvllle, came
Sunday for a month's visit with her
cousins, Misses Mary and Adeline
Crow.
Mrs. H. D. Stewart has returned
home from Albemarle where she had
been visiting her sister. Mrs. W. E.
Milton and family.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Reynolds and
son. Dot, Jr., who attended the Harris
Long wedding at West Point, came
by and spent a few days with Mrs.
Reynolds' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Long, and left this morning for their
home In Wilmington.
Mrs. James Ellis and daughter,
Anne, of Charleston, S. C, have been
the guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Sell.
Mr. and Mrs. J. & Simpson and
daughters, Mrs. 'Wiley Coleman and
Miss Katherlne Simpson spent Sunday
In Kannapolls where they visited their
daughter, Mrs. Robert Field and Mr.
Field. . . .
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Presson returned
home yesterday from Greensboro,
where they had been to attend the
wedding of Mr. Klrkmans niece, Miss
Anne Hodgln to Mr. James W. 8ykes
which took place Saturday at 5: SO
o'clock. ,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Gulledge and
children of Camden, & C. spent the
week-end here with his mother, Mrs.
C. U Chilledge and other relatives.
Miss Chattle Stack spent a few
days last week In Charlotte where she
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. R.
M. Owens and family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Simpson and
daughter. Miss Kalherine Simpson,
have returned from Mississippi where
they visited J. B. Simpson, Jr. They
also spent a day In New Orleans.
Mrs. Wade Clawson left last week
for CarrabeBe, Fla., where she will
spend some time with her husband,
CpL Clawson who Is stationed there.
Mrs. Whiteford Blakeney and two
children, Retta and Virginia Claire,
returend to their home in Charlotte
today after a week-end visit with her
mother, Mrs. C. M. Redfem.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lockhart, Jr.,
spent the week-end In Mocksville
where they visited her mother. Mrs.
J. A. Craven and other relatives.
Meeting Of D. A. R.
The Daughters of the American
Mrs. Hoyte Sell and children have f?,-"""
returned to their home in Marsh vUJe - - -
after spendtag some ttae here with! Mlsg AleMnder on Morrts street,
i.cr --. ?UJ"f,. " rw";fflth Miss Alexander and Mrs. W. A.
Hume Ul nu paiciiba, mi. aim mo.
Charles Sell. Pvt. Sell has returned
to Camp Shelby, Miss.
crewmen for their sponsorship of the
landing craft. , .., c.y.iv,'.
The fourteenth of June, designated
at Flag Day, Miss OUle Alexander
presented the program. In celebration
of that day. '.? V.vv ,
The Chapter was delighted to have
members of the C A. R present They
gave interesting stories, poems, songs,
customs and methods of display of the
flag and many points of 'good citizen
ship. -Those taking part vers: Olin
Bikes, Jr Robert Morrow; Betty Ross
Davis, Alios Vernon Snyder, Barbara
Murray, Baca Dew, Emily Broome,
Dororthy Duncan, Lane Ormand, Mar
garet Helms, Claudia Duncan, Jean
Ooudelock, Betty Marks Tucker, Har
riett Sue Broome, Bobby Tucker, John
MUllken and John Ormand. v
Mrs. Rebe Elsenstein. with Mrs. Roy
Laney, aooompanlst, sang a grogup of
three numbers: Gavotte from "Ma
non," Vincent Newman's Through the
Yean," and "Coming 'Through th ,
Rye. v . -
The "meeting came to close with
the American's Creed, - " .
Ice cream and cake were served tor
v- aMtafjul hv Mlana Har- '.
MJV IMHHl" ""' J
rlette and Elisabeth Alexander ana
Martha MUllken. '
.,, MMMaFs 'i T .v1;-.
Double trouble, t Meaning whatf 4
Collars, cuffs, and hems. - Jroa first
on the wrong side, then on the right.
SOCIAL NEWS
BT BfXS. EUGENE ASHCRAFT
none Na. 445
Mrs. C. T. Anderson returned to her
home here the last of the week from
a visit with Mrs. Bascom Pope and
family in Newton and w 1th relatives
in Hickory.
Birth Anonnncement
Lt. and Mrs. Clyde Zink of Franklin,
Ohio, announce the birth of a daugh
ter, Judy Frances, on May 28th in a
Charlotte hospital. Mrs. Zink and
baby has returned to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Clark where they
have rooms. Lt Clark Is stationed at
Camp Sutton. , . . .
Mrs. J. A. Craven and son, J. A.
Craven, Mrs. Russell Felts and Miss
Frankie Craven of Mocksville, spent
Thursday here with Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Lockhart, Jr., and other, friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Helms and son,
Tommy, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Helms left last week for Myrtle Beach
for a several days vacation.
Henderson Joint hostesses.
Mrs. H. H. Davis. Regent, presided;
and the meeting was opened with tne
I w ii tt i.i ii f iharintt- i slnelne of American, the Beautiful,
spending a few days here with Mrs. followed by prayer by Mrs. 8. B
6. B. Hart. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Hart Bundy, Chaplain, and the Pledge of :
and other friends. Allegiance 10 me nag iea oy av.i
'John Hearn.
j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hart and Lt. ! Minutes of the last meeting werej
and Mrs. W. C. Custer and son have read and approved and two acknowl-1
returned home from Myrtle Beach edgement notes were read from the
where they went for a vacation. ; families of the late R. A. Redfern and .
i John H. Boyte.
Mrs. C. H. Hasty left the last of the; The treasurer's report remained the;
week for Charlotte Where she will same as the previous month with
spend a few days with her cousin, the addition of ninety cents for war'
Mrs. Dewitt Klutz and other relatives, stamps.
! A discussion of the scrap books
Miss Kathrine Simpson, daughter of made by members for boys in the ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Simpson of Mon-! armed forces brought a decision to.
roe and Miss Cora Bell Stegall of place them in Camp Sutton Hospital
MarshvUle, left this morning for th the request that they be circu
Edgewood Arsenal, Bd.. where they lated among nearby hospitals also.!
have positions lor uie summer. j Members also voted to send cwtnes
I left from a rummage sale to Crossnore
Mrs. Wiley Coleman will leave Schools.
Thursday for Macon, N. C, where she. Migg Mary Futch reported sending
will visit her husband's brother, J. M. several appropriate cards both of con
Coleman and family. gratulatlon and sympathy to sons of
D. A. R. members.
Park-McBride Mrs. John Hearn brought to at ten-
Miss Anne McBride, daughter of tlon the War Loan Drive beginning
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. McBride of i soon and obtained volunteers for bond
Marshvile, and Cpl. Allyn Smedley and stamps sales on Wednesday morn
Park, Jr., TJSAAF, son of Mr. and Mrs. : mg during the month of June.
A. S. Park of Wayne, Pa., were mar-! two most Interesting letters have
ried Monday afternoon, June S, In been received by the chapter. One
tne Virginia uare room oi Aiumnae told In detail of the sponsoring of 50
house at WCUNC, Greensboro, by Rev. amphibious landing craft by National I
J. Clyde Turner, pastor of the First society of D. A. R. and the assignment
Baptist church of Greensboro. Wed- of L. C. I (L), Landing Craft Infantry
ding music was rendered by Miss (large) to the N. C. Society. The!
Jane McBride, sister of the bride, ' jonn Foster chapter has been given
pianist, and Mrs. Ben Parker, soloist, the name of Raymond H. DingmanJ
, miss iynn Mcurrae ana muss js.bw ; B2-C, In the Pacific area, whose moth
Harrell lit the candles. The bride- er, Mrs. Albert Dingman, lives in
groom's father was his best man, and Ontario, N. Y., R1. Members are
, the bride was given in marriage by her asked to write to both crew members
father. 1 and next of kin, telling of sponsorship
j Greeting the guests were Miss and Interest. Other suggestions for
Jean Park, sister of the bridegroom, ' crew members are: sending books.
Miss Dorothy Park, sister of the periodicals, records holiday greetings,
bridegroom, and Miss ancy Taylor of etc., and writing as often as possible.
Salisbury, and Miss Eris Sturdlvant The second letter was from the
kept the guest register. commanding officer UL (tot E. 8
The bride is a graduate of WCTJNC. Smith U. 8. N. R thanking the N. C.-
Miss Virginia Ash craft who had been
spending several days in Washington,
D. C, with her brother, Tom Lewis
Ashcraft and Mrs. Ashcraft; returned
home Thursday. She was accompanied
to her home by Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Lewis Ashcraft for a few days visit
Mrs. Ashcraft stopped in Hickory
Where she is spending the time with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe.
Cpl. Park was graduated recently
from the Keesler Field, (Miss.) sir
plane mechanics school.
Chapters on behalf of officers and
Mrs. x. r. weus nas rexumea n , Mrs. Ed Rice and children have gone
home to Hamlet after a several day; to Bamberg. S. C to meet her has
visit with her mother Mrs. Joe Ben- V, who ta Navy and m
ton, in Benton Heights. visit relatives while away.
Mrs. S. B. Bundy had ss guests last , , .
week her sons, Julian Bundy and son,
J. C Jr., who has recently returned
home from service in the Navy In the ;
South Pacific, and Charlie Bundy of
Charlotte. ,. I
; .Miss Billy Cochran who is with the
Ameerican Red Cross at Fort Bragg,
spent the week-end here with her
brother. Jack Cochran and family.
Miss Mary Alice WQklns of Ban ford
came today for a visit with her uncle
and Aunt Mr. and Mrs, Eugene. Pres
son and other relatives.
- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hargett and"
three sons, Robert Jr Stewart and
Fred, and Mr. and rMs. W. T. Wall
ana iiwo sons, jsuaaj ana iwoert, re
turned home Sunday from Myrtle
'. Beadh where they had been spending
m :.i:r.:l: ' - S
v Mrs. William Austin and son Billy
and 'ber nephew, Billy Austin, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Cull Austin of Charlotte
left Friday for More head city where
they will spend several days.
Birth AaiMVneement
ISt. and Mrs. J. Blair Secreat an-
dra lw, In the Ellen Fitzgerald os-
pilal, Wednesday, June 7th. Mrs. 8e
erest is the former Miss Annie Hemby,
daut.:.ter of Mrs. W. L. Hemby and
the late Mr. Hemby. , . ... ,: ,. .
?" Ii'a Lsne Velsh has gone to
I-:.-nre, 8. C, a! -.ore she is visiting
1'fT sunt, IiS. I jgens BaU : and
i.i.T.r.y. , . .
Iwkk.of WC-.-e
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THIEATQE
' WJw, N. C
Tuesday, June 13th -
Allen Cairaey
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ROOXIES IN DUTJ1A
It's Loaded With La1!
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COMEDY AND NEWS'
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Titurdajr, June 17
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Fiaae Kecital
Mrs. Zeb Jones wlB present s group
of piano pupils in recital Tuesday eve-1
nlng at o'clock In the high school
auditorium. j
The following pupils will be pre-,
sen ted: Juanita Enrd, Barbara Murray.
Anne Robinson, Emily Broom, Harrl-j
ette 8ue Broom, Margaret Helms, Mac
Bowles, Margaret Helms, Mac Bowles,'
Sara Dew, Eftehea Chords, Lorraine
MKchum, Elsie Broom, Martha Oopple,
Jane Copple, Frances : Curiee, Sara
Carpenter, Lucille Melnus, Jane Fuller,
Martha Knox, Jean Ooudelock, Dor
othy Medlln, John Milliken, Barbara
Helms, Phyllis Niven, Marrianne Nlv-
en, Eusaoeth Price. --:;hr-r
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stevens of Win-
jston-Salem, spent the week-end hers
with her sister, Mrs. Mabel Dew ana
other relatives, .
' Fresbyterlaa Bnstaf Cirelee
The evening . circles -of the ' First
Presbyterian church will meet this
evening at 1:00 o'clock.
"The Business Woman's - circle win
meet 'with Mrs. Henry West at her
home on Wilson street with - Miss
Cars Coble as co-hostess. - - .
The Alice Hargett circle win meet
at the home of Mrs. H. D. Stewart
with Mrs, Loyd Green and Miss Ruth
Clapp as hostesses. .
Mr. and Mrs. t. Lockhart ' are
spending several days tit Tarboro
i where they are she guests of their
daughter, Mrs.' George Fountain. -
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injr illness, but in keeping
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PASTIME
Today and Tuesday
UP IN MABEL'S ROOM
Marjerie Reynolds
Dennis CKeefe
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