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MARRIAGES PARTUS
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
THIS HARPER.
First of ail. I’ll wake the Brook.—
Silver string!—
Then the Grass, to lean and look
While we two do sing.
Then, before the people know.
-Silver string, golden string,—
Twill be Spring!
And all the trees shall breathe and
blow.
Showing flowers to play at snow.
Over everything'
From "The Collected Poems of
Josephine Preston Peabody.”
leaves for Heat Virginia.
W R. Grissom left Tuesday f or
West Virginia, where he has accepted
a position as salesman for the Pub
lishers Institute, it was learned.
Returns From Richmond
Mr* K. W. Edwards ha* returned
fiom Richmond. Va.. where she has
been the guest of her son. K R Ed
w.iiik. I- P- Taykvr Tobacco
Company.
Wei lona Chapter To Meet
The regular meeting of Wcllon's
chapter, order of the Eastern Star,
w.ll he held Friday evening at 7 30
ori ek This Is announced as an Im
portant meeting and all members are
urged to be present.
Have Skating Party
The young class of the Prenbytertan
Sunday school will have a skating
party tomorrow right at 7:30 o'clock.
Home m «de car.dv and drinks will be
sold and a small admission will be
charged
(iuevb From Waahington
Mr* M R Tavenner and son.
Henry of Wa.shington. D C . are the
guc*»< of her parents. Mi and Mrs.
H A Pa vis _ on the Oxford Road
They exxpect to return to Washing
ton Sunday.
Mr* Tavenner was formerly Miss
Elbe Davis of this city.
P.
For lazy liver, stomach and
kidneys, biliousness, indi
gestion. constipation, head
ache, colds and fever.
10jf and at dealers.
Leggett’s Dept. Store
"Henderson’s Shopping Center"
Showing Newest
Ready-to-W ear
Out buyers have been in New York all
tliis week buying new Spring and early
Summer wear for ladies and misses.
NEW ARRIVALS DAILY IN
Dresses, Hats
and Footwear
•lust the thing you need now and will
want later. Come often, we want you to
>ee these new arrivals that are a
STEP AHEAD IN STYLE AND
QUALITY—BUT A BIG JUMP
BACKWARDS IN PRICES
Extra Special
Friday Only
One pair of full fashioned silk chiffon
hose free with the sale of every pair
of ladies shoes priced
Over $2.98
SOCIETY NEWS IT,
TELEPHONE «10 ; : HOURS BA.M.TO 12 NOON
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Society Girl Strolls
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By MME. LISBETH
MISS Him; IIIKREMKX. strolling
in the .-tprit!” Minsliine on New
imlss fashion.ihlo Park avenue, il-
Iti.sti.iie.s the smart j»uti" uoiffim's
fondness for knilted freaks.
Miss Kiedeim ii is wearing a hlue
knitted dress, covering it with a yet
i''l' flannel coat, and is accomrnnted
bv h.-r net do*
HENDERSON. (N, C..T DAILY DISPATCH, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1982
Lucy Closs Parker Society Has
Interesting Meeting on Monday
The April meeling of the Lucy Closs
Parker Missionary Society of the First
Methodist church was held in the
home of Mrs. J. H. Cheatham last
Monday, with Mesdames S. H. Wat
kins. S. S. Ferebee, J. L. Currin, L.
M. Bullock, Horace Robinson. I. H
Hoy lee and Effie Morris as assistant
hostesses.
In the absence of the president,
Mrs J. H. Tucker, the meeting was
presided over by Mrs. H. M. Lewis.
The regular routine of business was
taken up. The sunshine committee re
ported two visits to the hospital, one
Easter basket taken to the hospital,
a gift to Mrs. Norman Holloway for
her haby, a pot of flowers to Mrs.
Nathan Green and an Easter greeting
to Miss Closs Peace.
The social service committee re
ported $76.67 spent for charity during
March.
The leper contribution amounted to
$2.44 and the regular dues paid of
$19.75.
Girl Musicians
Os High School
Offer Program
The Henderson high school girls’
Glee Club and Orohestra will present
its annual spring concert in Centi-ai
school auditorium tomorrow evening
at 8:15 o'clock.
The Glee Club is under the direction
of W. B. Harrison, with Miss Maxine
Taylor as assistant, and Mrs. I. W.
Hughes in charge of the orchestra.
These concerts are usually well at
tended by the music lovers of the city.
A cordial invitation is extended to
the public, and there will be no ad
mission charge tor the concert, it i
announced.
The following program will be pre
sented
Glee Club:
Melody of Love Englemann
Allah's Holiday Frinvl-Relgger.
What the Chimney Song. Griswold
Four Leaf Clover. Brownell.
Out in The Fields. Bhss. ;
Orchestra:
Alfca. Louey.
Glee club.
The Guardian Angel, Frouck.
The Weaver Adams.
Orchestra.
Charm Waltz. Rolfe.
Assembly March, Lake.
Glee Club.
When the Roses Bloom O'Hare.
To a Wild Rose, McDowell-Ambrose
Would God I Were the tender Apiple
Blossom. (Londonderry air arranged
by Felton!
Mother, My Dear, Treharno.
Just a Baby's Prayer at Twilight.
Jerome.
Orchesi ra.
Calvary Coming Crammond.
Glee Club,
Where 'Ere You Walk (FVom Se
mele) Handle-Leighter.
Ol’ Car'line. Cooke.
Hicksboro News
Mv MISS FLORENCE B. WOODY
The missionary society, G. A. and
R. A. held Us regular monthly meet
ing with Mrs. C. H. Sneed the firs*.
Saturday. The president being absent
the meeting was presided over by the
vice-president. Mrs. J. E. Jones.
The program was in charge of Flor
ence B. Woody. Subject "Heroines
of the Cross." Those taking part, in
the program wtie: Mrs. Clarence
O'Brien. Mrs. J E. Jones, Mrs. C. L.
Tucker Mrs. Clinton O’Brien. Mrs.
C. H. Sneed, Mrs. Elijah Satterwtiite.
Special music by Mrs. C. H. Sneed
Mrs. C. L. Tucker and Mrs. Clarence
O'Brien.
G. B. Shot well and family of
Routes 5 were the pleasant guests of
his brother, Roy Shotwell of Stovall
Saturday nigtit.
Mrs. H. H. Averett gave her son.
Henry a surprise birthday party last
Tuesday night.
A number of his friends were pres
ent. After enjoying many games to
geGher they were Ipvited by the hos
tess in the dining room, where cake,
pickle, and home made candies were
served. Color scheme, pink and white.
They all departed about 10:30 hoping
his mother would invite them back
for another birthday party.
T. H. GUI and family visited his
brother Sunday, Leon Gill ou Route 1.
Little Ruth Stovall, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Stovall who has
been sick with pheumonia is better.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Storm* of Hen
erson ws* **ieat o£ E. T. Hicfec and
A letter was read frym the orphan
age thanking the holies for the spring
outfit for (he twins.
A letter from Superintendent Barnes
at the Orphanage was read, asking
the ladies of the church to send him
ull wrappers from Octagon soap pro
ducts, staling that the company had
made him a most liberal offer for the
same.
The ladles were urged to attend the
district zone meeting in Franklinton
Friday afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock
and to attend the conference to be
held in Wilson April 19 through 24.
The afternoon's program was on
China, and Rev. W. C. Cummings, of
the Presbyterian church, who served
as missionary in China, gave a most
interesting talk on the mission work
there. The ladies felt quite fortunate
to have one so personally related with
the work to tell them all about it.
Ice cream and cake were served
during the social half hour that fol
lowed the meeting, which was en
joyed by all the members present.
(harming? Very!
hV Y • A i
Although fashion torecasters pre
dicted the end of the pajama fad
would arrive with the new year,
present indications are that the
unconventional costume will enjoy
more popularity than ever in
1932. Here is Ruth Hall, screen
player, in the newest and most
charming of advance creations.
Brown satin trousers and apricot
blouse under a quilted satin jacket
make a delightful ensembl**
family last Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Benny Banker of
Route 5 were the pleasant guests of
Roger Witliamson and family Sun
day.
Ed/ward Woody spout the week-end
with Marrow Stovall of Stovall.
W. T. Woodv was the guest of W.
J. Woody Sunday night.
Mrs. F. H. Hicks was of Mrs
J. C. Hicks of Henderson last Wed
nesday afternoon.
Master Spurgeon Woody went to
Wake Foreest Saturday, where he com
pleted his course and won a badge as
a ‘‘Royal Ambassador."
Robert Edward Shanks had as his
guest Saturday night, Lin wood Nor
wood and Taylor Shotwell.
Mrs. Clarence O'Brien spent Satur
day nlgihrt with her mother, Mrs. C.
H, Sneed on Route 5.
Leaving Soon
Only Few
■ Mon Days J|
N B Thnma»*TH
Old Stand if;
Don't Deijay
Play Friday Night
By Aycock Seniors
The senior class of Aycock high
school will present its annual senior
play. A Little a comedy
in three acts, tomorrow evening at
8 o clock in the school auditorium.
The cast of characters follows:
Septimus Grten, a young book
agent. Thurston Hoyle.
Ocey Gump, a fresh country product,
Thomas Currin.
George Chigg.rson, a little Jamb
from the city, oraee Edwards.
Mrs. Chiggei son-Bogg, George’s
mother, Rena Abbott.
Miss Juliette Bean, a boarding
housekeeper. Delia Puckett.
Charmian Cater, a vampire, Ethel
Smith.
Judy, a little clodhopper. Mavis
Poythress.
Country folks: Robert Perneli,
Hardy Harris, Inex Fuller, Ruth Per
m II and Virginia Allen.
Place: Splinieiville Time: Present:
Act 1. Miss Bean’s boarding house.
Act 2: In the city home of Mrs. Chig
gerson-Boggs. Act 3: same as Act 2.
Wife Preservers
Mapl- syrup rooked to the thick
syrup stage is delicious served over
vanilla ice cream
CLEARANCE SALE
Os Every
DRESS and COAT
In the Shop
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
2 for $9 2 for sls
Choice of Any Spring A
Coat in the Shop JL v/
DON'T MISS THIS SALE!
ROTH-STEWART
Specialty Shop
REPUBLICAN STUDENTS AT
U. N. C. ELECT OFFICERS
Chapel Hill, April 7.—A grbup of
Republican students met in Gerrard
Hall Tuesday night and organized the
University Republican Club, to awak
en interest in politics and the Repub
lican cause. John A. Wilkinson was
elected chairman; ICpB. Fleming-
Jones, vice-chairman; and \lnttan -D.
Wijpslow, secretary and treasurer. A
publicity committee composed of
James H. Baley, Stanley Patti diall
and John Butler was appointed and
i.incted to cooperate with the chair
man in securing leading, representa
tive Republicans to speak on the
campus.
A Correction
The cards that were sold by
an agent were a misrepre- I
sentation. Any buyers of
these cards may get their
purchase back or the fifty
cents in work at our shop. I \
We Appreciate Your Patronage.
Vogue Beauty Shoppe
Phone 197
Over Parker’s Drug Store
PAGE FIVE
CHURCH SOCIETIES
ANNOUNCEMENTS
New Wonderful
Face Powder
PrevWtf* •’ I .argo I ’ores—
Sthys oil Longer
For a youthful complexion, use new
wonderful MELLO-GLO Face Powder’.
Hides tiny knes, wrinkles and pores.
New French proce*> makes it
more smool hly and stay on longer. No
more shiny noses Purest face powder ’
known. Preventa large pores. Ask
today for new, wonderful face powder.
MELLO-GLO, that suite every com
plexion, Parker's Drug Store.—Adv,

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