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’"Personals Wilbur Carr spent Monday in Wilson on business. Cecil L. Herring left Friday for Westfield, Pa., after spend ing two weeks with his parents, Hr. and Mrs. J. C. Herring. Mrs. Gordon Jones and Miss Louise Zibelin spent Saturday in Fayetteville. Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Powell liad as their guests on Sunday, Mrs. A. B. Kornegay and chil dren of Warsaw and Mr. and nnd Mrs. James Rooks of near Wallace. Mrs. F. G. Westbrook of Hopewell, Va., is spending some time with her sister, Mrs. W. F. Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cau dell and children have return ed from a visit to relatives in Mocksville and St. Pauls. Edward Blakeney of Sanator ium is visiting his cousin, Mott and Seaborn Blair. Anne Scott Dellinger of Iv anhoe is the guest of Mary An nette and Jack Robinson. Mrs. J. H. Sheffield, Mrs. Baker and Osborn Carr visited Mrs. Osborn Carr who is un dergoing treatment at a Wil mington hospital. Mrs. A. A. Maynard of Del way is spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. P. 0. Pow ell. - Miss Freida Hall spent the past week-end in Greenville with her sister, Miss Josie Hall, who graduated this week from E. C. T. C. Mrs. Harry Kramer and dau ghter have returned from Wil mington where they visited Mrs. Kramer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Katzoff. Mrs. J. Shapiro returned on Monday night from Kinston, where she spent several days with relatives. Mrs. W. F. Murphy and Mrs. Charles Murphy of Washing ton, D. C. have returned from a visit to friends in Winston Salem and Durham. Miss Frances Black Souther land accompanied her aunt, Mrs. Fab Newkirk of Rose Hill to Washington, D. C. Saturday. Miss Lida Reed has returned to her home in Durham after visiting relatives in and near Wallace. Beaman Murphy of Durham is visiting his mother, Mrs. W. F. Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lanier have returned from Raleigh where they attended the grad-1 uation exercises at Meredith College. Their daughter, Esther Mae, was a member of the grad uating class. Mrs. P. O. Powell and chil dren and Miss Frances Lanier spent Friday in Wilmington. Miss Jean Herring of Kin ston visited friends in Wallace this week. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Rivenbark visited relatives in Clinton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Brown spent Sunday in Warsaw with Mrs. Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Quinn. Miss Claire Seigle has re turned to her home in New York City after spending some time with her sister, Mrs. J. Hurwitz. Mrs. J. S. Cavenaugh of Rose Hill is visiting her son, A. J. and Mrs. Cavenaugh this week. Among the college boys and girls who have returned home for the summer vacation are: from State in Raleigh, Milton Southerland, Horace Perry, Jr., George Boney, Jr., Charles Ad ams, Jr., Luke Boney, Jr., John Robert Zibelin, J. B. Boney, Jr.; from U. N. C., Chapel Hiil, Francis Campbell, Katherine Murphy; from Meredith in Ral eigh, Martha McCIung, Frances I^anier, Esther Mae Lanier; from Peace, Elizabeth Ward; from P. J. C., Maxton, “Buster” Wells, Sprunt Wells, L. B. Wells, Eugene Wells, C. J. Carr; from Oak Ridge, Ephraim Powers; from E. C. T. C., Josie Hall, Xylda Cooper; from Queens-Chicora, Mary Currie; from W. C. U. N. C., Margaret Farrior. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Tripp of Athens, Tenn., are guests of Mrs. Tripp’s sister, Mrs. L. B. Cavenaugh. J. S. Blair is doing inspection work at Bayboro this week. Friends of D. H. Williams and Edward Williams are glad to know they are recuperating nicely following an illness last Miss Emily Carr is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Beane in i Mrs. James Legwyn and chil dren arrived Monday and will spend the summer here. Mrs Legwyn is with the highway construction Company and .al present they are making theii home with Mrs. Frank Boney. Miss Ruth Currie is expected home today from Cheraw, S. C. where she was a member of the school faculty. Mrs. Colwell Smith, Mrs Stedman Carr, and Mrs. Huberl Boney of Teachey left Sunday for Washington, D. C., to attend the third international confer ence of the Associated County Women of the World which op ened Monday and will continue all this week. Mrs. Boney is an official dele gate from North Carolina and will discuss the subject “Club Houses for Community Gather ings” at the conference. Miss Leila Stwart, who has been teaching near Concord, is at home for the summer. Miss Betty Sherrill of Char lotte, is the house guest of Miss Elizabeth Ward. Miss Sherrill and Miss Ward were classmates at Peace College this year. Miss Fannie Roberts of Ori ental is visiting Mrs. J. B Cooper and Mrs. George Ward Miss Margaret Evans, whc has been spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs R. E. Evans, left Friday nighl for Long Island College Hospi tal, Brooklyn, N. Y., ^here sh< has accepted a position as as sistant in Pediatrics. ! Miss Emily Walker, Miss El dis McDonald and Horaci , Smith spent- last week-end a Miss Walker’s home in Paris burg, Va. ] Mrs. McKoy Southerland o: Wilmington is the guest of he) sister, Mrs. J. W. Bland. ) Misses Mary Carr and Lilliar Best Southerland are visiting Dorothy and Jane Carr Bland. | Among the out of town visi tors at the opening of the Strawberry Festival Monday night were Miss Maude Padi son of Nashville and Mrs. Mar shall Williams of Faison. Mrs. R. P. Clark and son, Rimley, of Burgaw are guests of her sisters, Mrs. W. G. Wells and Miss Annie Belle Learned. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hurwitz have as guest, Miss Naomi Hurwitz of Clinton. Mrs. M. Liberman has re turned from a visit to relatives in Baltimore and Philadelphia. Master Leonard Liberman re mained in Philadelphia on a vi sit to his aunt, Mrs. H. Caplan. Mrs. A. G. Powers and fam ily of Hamlet are guests of Mrs. J. W. Boney and Mrs. A. G. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Watson and son of Greenville were! Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Rose. Miss Kay Hair of Fayette ville, Withers Harvey of Green ville and Misses Hattie and( Margaret Hilburn of Bladenbo ro are guests of friends in town' today and will attend the dance at the Strawberry Festival to night. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mal lard and daughter, Betty, of Mooresville are guests of Mrs. A. J. Mallard. Mr. F. C. Salisbury and Missj Florence Jones of Morehead Ci-| ;ty spent Sunday afternoon here, (with Miss Flossie Dixon. Society I _ i Mrs. John D. Robinson’s love ly garden was the scene of a very pretty party on Tuesday afternoon when the “Sub-Debs” of Wallace entertained the fes tival queen and her court. The gusts were met at the garden ientrance by Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. J. A. Harrell. Miss Bessie Brice introduced the honorees [and other members of the re ceiving line which included Miss Elizabeth Ward, Queen of the Festival, Miss Betty Sher rill of Charlotte, guest of Miss Ward, Misses Louise Robinson, Xylda Cooper, Annie Laurie [Harrell, Laura Jane Brooks, |Mildred Bryant, Virginia Brow ider, Annette Hester, Mary Eli-1 zabeth Wells, Anna Elizabeth Powell, Helen Zifoelin and Dor othy Osborne. Misses Frances Moore and Dorothy Farrior greeted the guests in the rose j garden and Misses Mary Vir ginia Farrior and Dorothy Pearsall invited them to the punch bowl over which Miss Harriett- Rebecca Carter pre sided. Cakes were served by Misses Virginia Blanchard and Emily Wysong who were assist ed by MesdameA E. J. Johnson and H. M. Morrison. Misses Dorothy Bland and Mary Wellons Knowles receiv ed in the out-door living room and good-byes were said to Misses Anne Carter and Eliza beth Osborne. Master Dick Knowles cele brated his sixth birthday on Monday, June 1st, when he en tertained his friends at a party at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton J. Knowles. (Many games and contests were enjoyed out in the yard. Later in the afternoon Mrs. Knowles brought out a lovely white I birthday cake holding six light ed candles and served cream and cake to the following: Car olyn Boney, Betty Boney, Jean Wells, Asha Farrior, Delaney Boney, Molly Anne Boney Sue Carl Oswald, Ralph Carlton, Jr., J. D. Teachey, Jr., Eleanor Mae Cavenaugh, Max Morrison. Parker-Sheffield Attendants ' Attendants for the wedding of Miss Gladys Sheffield and Gilliam Vance Parker of Lil lington, which will be solemn ized tonight at eight o’clock at the Strawberry Festival, have been announced. The ceremony, which will be performed by Rev. J. E. Lanier the bride’s pastor, assisted by Rev. W. P. M. Currie, will be preceded by a program of wed ding music by Miss Annie Lau rie Harrell, soloist, and Hal i Thurston and his orchestra. ' The bride-elect will have : Mrs. Wilton Rivenbark as Ma ; tron of Honor and Miss Flora . Fields of Marion, S. C.. as Maid of Honor. Bridesmaids will be ■ Miss Eloise Parker of Lilling t'on, sister of the groom, ana Misses Bessie Brice and Helen Brice, cousins of the bride. Ro bert Tate Sheffield will give his daughter in marriage. ; The bridegroom will have as his best man, Wilton Riven bark. Groomsmen will be Steve Mallard, Oscar Smith and Dr. Cedric Zibelin. I Little Margaret Ann Carr and Catherine Wells will be flower girls and Master Thomas Learned Wells will carry the ring. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jones honored Miss Margaret Jones of Kenansville, whose marriage to Lewis Bullock was an out standing event of Wednesday evening, at a buffet luncheon on Wednesday noon. The entire lower flow of the home was thrown ensuite and attractively arranged with bowls of summer flowers. The dining room table was covered nyith an exquisite imported lace cloth and had a center piece of pink roses, sweet peas and del pherium. White tapers burn ed in silver holders. Blue lark spur and Shasta daises were us ed in the reception rooms. A delicious three course luncheon was served in which the color note of green and white was ef fectively carried. Guests included Miss Mar garet Jones of Kenansville, Lewis Bullock of Goldsboro, Mrs. Thad Jones of Kenans ville, Rev. Mr. Bullock and Mrs. Bullock of Akron, Ohio, Mrs. Pardee and Winifred Pardee of Lansing, Mich., Miss Rachel Jones of Mt. Olive, Mr. and Mrs. Wood Privott of Edenton. Miss Zelda Barnes of Clayton, Miss Lynette Warren of Bur lington, Mr. and Mrs. Hallman of Goldsboro, Mrs. Herman Pippin and Miss Jessie Rose Yelverton of Fremont, Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Jones, Dr. and Mrs. T. E. Jones of Portsmouth, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Jones of Norfolk, Mr. annd Mrs. Wil liam C. Herbert and William C Herbert, Jr., of Spartanburg, S. C., Mrs. Hooper of Newport News, Va., Donald Sanders of Spartanburg, S. C., Mrs. Ed Jones of Edenton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Atkinson and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Loth of Waynesbo ro, Va, Mrs. L. A. Beasley and Mrs. John A. Gavin of Kenans ville, Mrs. W. D. Campbell, Mrs. T. Q. Hall, and Mrs. Hen ry Vann. Birth Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Rufus A. Hun ter of Raleigh announce the birth of a son, William Camp bell Hunter, on Tuesday, May 26, at Mary Elizabeth Hospital. Mrs. Hunter is the former Miss Elizabeth Campbell of Wallace. Wat ha News W. Y. Thompson is on the sick list. We wish him a speedy recovery. Levi McKenzie of Rose Hill spent a short time in Watha on( Tuesday. Miss Wilma Dale Brinkley spent two weeks with her| IF IT’S HARDWARE HALL HAS IT We carry a full line of Hardware and Farm Imple ments at all times. No matter how small or how large your order may be, we can fill it on short no tice. Come in and get our prices on OIL STOVES - WOOD RANGES - LAWN MOWERS GARDEN TOOLS - FARM IMPLEMENTS OF ALL KINDS - POULTRY WIRE - CHICK FEEDERS TIN STRAWBERRY CHECKS AND STEEL DIES Ask us for details of the SMITH OIL BURNING TOBACCO CURERS, the safest and most satisfac tory method yet devised for curing tobacco. Octagon and Luzianne Coupons Redeemed Here A. C. Hall Hwd. Co. WALLACE, N. C. Announcing... As An Addition to Our Regular Line CONGOLEUM GOLD SEAL CRESCENT FELT BASE RUGS These Rugs are rich in color and out standingly smart in design. Will bright 3n up any room in the home at small ex V*. pense. Come in and look over the many giv beautiful patterns we have to select from. SPECIAL INTRO DUCTION OFFER Crescent 9x12 Rags $5.85 Gold Seal 9x12 Rugs $6.95 Mar golfs & Liber i i an WALLACE, N. C. grandmother, Mrs. Quinn in Turkey. We are glad to welcome her home. i Mrs. J. M. Lee and Miss Nel lie La Barbe spent the week-end in Scotts Hill with Fiizhugh Lee and family. Misses Sallie Wilkins and Esther Anderson motored to Wilmington M6nday. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton New ton of Wrightsboro spent Sun day afternoon in Watha. D. C. Rivenbark spent a short while here Tuesday. Worth Rivenbark of Raleigh visited his family Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Mills and Buren Anderson went to Wil mington Sunday. Mrs. Flossie Stroud and son of Wallace visited her mother, Mrs. Emma Anderson Sunday. Roy Rowe of Burgaw was around calling on friends and acquaintances Tuesday. Charles Abernethy, Jr. spoke to quite a crowcf here Tuesday night. All seemed pleased with his address. Miss Mildred Anderson who was seriously hurt in a wreck near Wilmington Friday is slowly improving, to the delight of her many friends and rela tives. Miss Anderson is very popular in Watha and all were shocked and grieved to learn of the disaster. Mrs. Irene White is visiting friends and relatives in and around Wilmington. I Mrs. B. R. Brinkley had quite a reunion at her home Sunday. The guests were her father, Mr. J. E. Quinn, two sisters, Mrs. Kenneth Chambers and Mrs. David Matthews and Mr. Kenneth Chambers, all of Tur key. Miss Blanche Brinkley is spending the week with her. ROSE HILL AUXILIARY CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY i Rose Hill, June 1.—The Fif teenth Annual Birthday Party of the Presbyterian Woman’s Auxiliary was held in the home of Mrs. L. C. Herring Thurs day afternoon at four o’clock. Thirty-four members and visi tors registered in the guests’ book, presided over by Mrs. T. A. Barden. The spacious living room and hall, which were en suite for the occasion, were tastefully decorated with spring flowers and potted plants. The president, Mrs. Ci F. Hawefe, explained the annual birthday offering and. toldi for what causes the former gifts had gone. A most interesting pageant, “At the End of \ the Rainbow”, was directed by Mrs. A. R. Bland. Those taking part were Mrs. D. B. Herring, Mrs. A. C. Teachey, and Mrs. C. F. Hawes, with the following girls representing the rainbow col ors: Yvonne Alderman, Stella Carr, Virginia Alderman, Mrs. J. B. Fussell, Fatima Henry, Evelyn Teachey, and Rachel Herring. A concealed choir, consisting of Mrs. W. H. Hall, Mrs. Oscar Fussell, and Miss Sue Herring, led by Mrs. L. K. Alderman, softly sang some old hymns during the program. A gener ous offering for the “World Fellowship House”, to be built at Montreat, was placed in the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. The chairman of social acti vifcies, Mrs. W. H. Hall, ed by Mrs. C. L. Fair prepared delicious sail and iced tea* which were ser during the social hour. WOMEN’S PAGE A new page for women* beauty hints, recipes, articles. Every Sunday Baltimore American. 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ALDERMAN (Political Advertising)^ 5 aSAEUiEN for My record in congress, my consistent support of President Roosevelt and the Democratic Administration, my activi ties in the interest of Agriculture; im provement of Waterways, Public Build ings, Federal Aid to Roads, Veterans' legislation, Veteran’s claims and the President’s Social Security Bill, which ncludes Oid Age Pensions, I believe justify my asking for the support of the Graham A. BARDEN NOW SERVING HIS FIRST TERM IS A CANDIDATE 1 FOR Renomination AS Third District FROM THE Democratic voters of this district in the: Primary to be held June 6. I selected as my office staff Mr. Tor McGee and Miss Emma Gibbs Morrisey, both natives and j^fe-long residents the Third CongriMMlpnal District- (nei ther of whom is related in any way to< me or my family). They are both very* capable, and have assisted in thl prompt and efficient dispatch of the business of this office. Graham A. (Political Advertising)
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