Henderson daily dispatch., April 12, 1932, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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MARRIAGES PASTIES
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
LUST DOG.
He Mfl« hta hopeful eyes sf each new I
tresd. 1
Perk welt* of brown with half his
heart In each:
He will not bark, because he is well
bred.
Only one voice can heal the sorry
breath.
He Keans the faces that he does not
know.
One paw uplifted, ear cocked for a
sound
Outside his sight. Only he must not
go
.Away from here; by honor he la
bound.
Now trembles In a sort of ecstasy.
Pences upon his eager, padding feet
reining himself to hear, to feel
to see.
And rushes at a call to meet the
one
who of his tiny universe is sun
- Frances Rodman in N. Y. Times.
Returns from BaMgh.
Miss Lucy B. Wester has returned
from Raleigh, where she has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. H. J. Lanier,
for several days.
Itahney Club To Meet
The Dabney Home Demonstration
Club will meet at the home of Mrs.
H L. Wright Thursday afternoon at
; 30 o clock. It was learned today.
R est Knd P. T. A. To Meet
A called meeting of the West End
Parent-Teacher Association will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 3:30
o'rlork in the school, it was announced
today.
Week-End la Winaton-Halesn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Goodwyn, and
little daughter. Betty; Mrs. H. M.
Church and John Church spent the
week-end in Winston-Salem as the
gue*t* of Mr. snd firs. M. B. Stone.
*»«-nd Sunday at Chapel Hill.
Mr and Mrs. 3. B. Brummitt. Mrs.
C E Fuller and Miss Alyce Fuller
motoicd to Chspel Hill Sunday to
vi.it I M Fuller, who is a student
at the I'niveralty.
It V. I*. 1. Social Postponed.
The Junior B. Y P. U. social plan
ned for tonight at the First Baptist
rhurrh has be%n postponed until fur
ther aotice. it was announced today,
on account of the death of Prof. J. T.
Alderman.
Worker* Council Meeting.
A meeting of the Workers Council
of the Methodist Protestant Sunday
school is to be held in the Sunday
school rooms at (he church this even
ing it 8 o'clock it was announced to
day by C. F Tunkersley. Jr., super
intendent A feature of the meeting
wi'l be nn address by C. E. Greene,
superintendent of the First Baptist
school on "How To Secure
Trained Workers.” All officers and
teacher* and any others interested
are invited.
Court of Awards
For Girl Scouts
The Court of Awards for the Girl
Scou's of Henderson will be held in
the Parish House of Holy Innocents
Episcopal church next Thursday even
ing at 7 43 o'clock. it was announced
todav An inteieating program has
been planned, and the public Is cor
dially invited to attend, and those in
terested in Girl Scouting are urgently
requested to be present.
Lei 'ion Dance To
Be Held Tonight
Tlie dance w'i'.-h Is l*cing
bv <he Arrmcan Legion will b given
tonight in s hull. ”*llll danc
ing from 10 until 2 o'c,ock. Music for
the evening will be made by Jack
L<e«is and hi* Carolinians. 1 stage
hand *h«t ! s appuitl-tg at the Sloven
son tin -iii'* to ig»P
The American Lrr*on has usually
bed an annual dance at Armlatlce Day
for the Legion members, but they are
sponsoring the dance at thin time
which is open to the public at a popu
lar subscription price and many local
dancers are expected to be present as
well ax some out-of-town people.
Don't Get Up Nights
Make This 35c Test
l"'i ••*■**l this msy bladder physic to
'hi' impurities anil excess acids
a hi' li vaiise irritation that results In
’• v pains, backache, burning and get
bux up nights. Bl -KBTH, the bladder
l*h)si.., containing liurhu, Juniper oil,
works on the bladder pleasantlv
und effectively us castor oil on the
'"Sol*. Get a 23c box (3 graHi *Uv»
from j, fl ir druggist. After four da.vs.
d no? relieved of getting up nights go
~i4,k sml net your money. You are
,M, und to feel better after tls cleans
"or snd you get your regular sleep.
l«*«-ali> at Miles Parmacy and Pmrk
•r - I'rug Store . ---Adv.
All Ladies
COATS and
SUITS
Reduced for
Quick
Clearance
TEISER’S
DEPT. STORE
SOCIETY NEWS 7:
TELEPHONE 610 ::::::: : : : HOURS 9 A. M. TO 12 NOON
Like Distinguished Forebear
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Miss Anne Simmons of Charlotte, N. C-, cuts a heroic figure on a hors*,
but when one considers her distinguished ancestry nothing is m»re
natural than that she should do so. Miss Simmons is a granddaughter
or the famous Stonewall Jackson, idolized military leader of the 19th
Century. She is shown on her mount "Shady Bill,” which was an
entry in the recent Pinehurst. N. C., norse show.
Missionary Meeting
At White Memorial
The Woman's Missionary Society of
White Memorial Methodist church
met with Mrs. C. S. Catlett last Fri
day evening.
After the open.’ng song, the Scrip
ture lesson was read by Mrs. Gordon
Allen, and was followed by sentence
prayers.
The topic for discussion was “The
Home." Mrs. Henry Tucker intro
duced the subject in a very inspiring
manner and gave her views of an
ideal home.
The problems discussed included,
i “Our Responsibilities as Parents.”
"The Adolescence Age” and “The
Duty of Children Toward Parent*.”
- The social service reports were
given and several business matters
were discussed, after which the meet-1
ing was closed with prayer and all i
enjoyed the refreshments served by
the hostess. -Reported.
Miss Finch Wins
Biscuit Contest
Miss Lula Mary Finch, Kilt tell.
Route 1. won in the biscuit contest
for V»nce County 4-H Club Girls. Mrs.
Cornelia C. Morris, of Raleigh, did the
judging. Miss Finch will send bis
cuits to Raleigh May 3 for the dis
trict contest.
Bobbitt .News
By MISS MARION WOOOI.IEF.
Mis. J. R. Ellington. Miss Madolyn
Ellington. Mrs. W. N. Smith. Miss
Natalie Smith and Mrs. P. J. Smith
spent Tuesday as the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Thad Woodlief.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lassiter and
little daughter. Mary Ann. of War
renlnn were guests of Mr. and Mrs. I.
W. Finch. Sunday.
The Young People’s Bible Study-
Class of Plank Chapel, met with Miss
Floiine Smith on Wednesday night.
Those present were: Misses Natalie
Smith. Madolyn Ellington. Hallye
Brown, Klorine Smith and Marion
Woodlief. and Messrs Claude Kerley.
Wayne Woodlief and Walton Smith.
The Kpworth league of Plank
Chapel gave a'facial at the home of
Mi** Sallie (Mltchcil. Friday it veil
ing.
Several contests were enjoyed and
refreshments consisting of home
candy and hot vhocolnte with wafers
were served.
Those present were: Misses Madolyn
Ellington, Natalie Smith, Alice Cline
Smith. Sallie Mitchell. Ruth Gill and
Marion Woodlief, and Messrs Paul
Kerley. Claude Kerley, Elliot Brown.
Jack Fuller, Leland Coghill. Donald
Mitchell. Ralph Kerlev. Wayne Wood-
Uef and Edwin Ellington.
Edwin Youn" r> student at Wake
Forest College, spent the week-end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. O.
• Young.
FEEL FINE FOR 10'
Qwicfc relief fra* kaadaeba
If Ton have a headache or any of (ka
little. numnn pains that make you feel
punk, ini to the ilmjj (tore and ask for
Stanha< k. It will "pick >nu up” at oner.
Only 10 rants. Ask your druggist for
STANHACK by name and Sat what you
aak tor.
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HENDERSON, (N. CwT DAILY DISPATCH. : TUESDAY- A P R IL‘ 12 JMf
Crepe Sports Outfit
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Rochelle Hudson, picture player,
is pictured wearing a sports out
fit of roshanar* crepe which has
the popular rough, nubby weave.
The bow treatment, bell sleeves
and short jacket are all illustra
tions of the spring mode.
Foolliglit Marriage
A charming portrait study of Eve
lyn Wilson, Broadway showgirl
who recently became the bride of
Eugene C. Corum, well-know*
New York theatrical manager, in m
quiet ceremony at the Municipal
Building. It will be recalled that
Miss Wilson disappeared mysteri
ously last July and came back as
mysteriously. She has appeared
in many notable productions
the musical comedy stage.
Zeb Vance Juniors
Hosts For Seniors
By MISS RUBY SMITH.
The juniors of Zeb Vance high
school entertained the sCniore at a
banquet, on last Friday evening.
The banquet halt wa» elaborately
decorated In evergreens, including
pines, ivy, and running cedar, and
early spring flowers, with the color
scheme of pink and green predominat
ing. The chandeliers, of pink
green with crepe streamers, added
much to the attractiveness of the hall.
The eleven tables were covered, with
pink and gren covers, alternately, and
lace doillek and miniature shaded
lamps formed the centerpieces. Pink
and green baskets filled with mints,
were used as place cards. The favors
were pink and green poppers, each of
these contained a surprise and a for
tune. The program and menu, writ
ten on attractive hand-painted cards,
was as follows:
Junior-Senior Banquet. Zeb Vance
High School. Friday night, April 8.
1932. Motto. "Climb, Tho’ The Rocks
Be Rugged."
Program.
Welcome. Toastmaster, Liuvitle
Watkins.
Response. Mildred Stone.
Toast to Seniors, Hilda Huff.
Toast to Juniors, Annie J. Edwards.
Toast to Faculty, Eldridge Single
ton.
Response. Prof. Recp.
Dance, Margaret Farris.
Toast to Alma Mater. Hazel Wood
llef.
Song to Juniors, Seniors.
Menu.
Fruit cocktail, creamed chicken on
toast, potato balls, fruit puffles.
pickles, hot rolls and butter, ice cream,
cake, coffee, mints.
Covers were laid for 43. as follws:
Prof. Reep, Mrs. Reep. Mrs. N. F.
Parham, Miss Dosler, Walton Smith.
Enid Kerley. Margaret Farris. A.
Barnes, Miss Kimball. Ada Newell
Watkins. Freddie Finch, Fa lUs Finch.
Mildred Stone. Avritte Sledge. Eld
ridge Singleton. Carlia Parrish. Ila
Mae Young, Mammic Ruth Stalnback,
Edwin Perkinson, James Thomas
Barnes, Janie Grissom. Hazel Wood
lief, Elizabeth Browne. Hilda Huff,
Alma Grissom, Rex Woodlief, Lin
ville Watkins, Herbert Browne, Mi»B
White. MUs Hudson,. Albert Folk.
Laura Frances Parkinson. Jasper
Wynne, Ila Mae Grissom. Eunice Ab
bott. Woodrow Breedlove, Margie Per
ktnson. Earline Woodlief, B. G. Pace,
Annie J. Edwards. W. H. Finch. Jr..
Vera Moss, Allen Gill.
Miss white assisted by other faculty
members, and Mcsdamcs N. F. Par
ham. L. E. Barnes. L. W. Huff. Jr.,
and Raymond Smith. are responsible
for the aucqep# of U)g.,b&nqueL
(SNGRATUUTIONS
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Birth nf Daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Dickerson,
of West End. announce the birth of
a daughter, Rebecca Ann, ond April j
April 8. 1932. I
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SIOOO
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Bt and I Dl#tA
l / For the Best Reasons
"WHY I PREFER
DUKE S MAYONNAISE"
First Prize *250
Second Prize - - - - • 100
Third Prize ----- - 50
The 25 Next Be*t Answer. ... Prize. Tout 5 line 5500
The 10 Next Be.t An.wer* 510 Each
RULES OF CONTEST
1. Answer* net to exceed 100 word*. I
2. Send • Dulce t Msyoimeise or Relish Lshel.
3. Mail answer* by midnight, June 11, to
, Center! kditor
THE C. F. SAUER COMPANY , RICHMOND. VA.
Heir* Plan Ball
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Miss Mary
of New York’* ycim’f w-j«l m<
is pictured stroilfuy r-» Jliti. ,n*
nue in a smart rptinf xuif. Nr*
was a guest at a tea part; j-L-. r
by Mrs. Stephen Raker, v !•■.-! i
plans were made for the •.ar«i.rg
Butterfly Ball.
Mrs. Frank Harris HI.
Mrs. B. Frank Harris has been 111
for the nant few days. It was learned
this morning.
Mrs. McColn 111.
Mrs. R. S. McCoin is confined to
her bed at her home on South Wil
liam street, it was learned today.
ftft To Graduate.
Greensboro, April i2.—Armed with
diptamas. fortified by degrees, 55
young women graduates of Greens
boro College, here, will in vade the
teaching ranks of this State after
June commencement exercises, ac
cording to President S. B. Turren
tine. Os this number, 41 are graduat
ing w-ith the B. A. degree, with Grade
A certificates for teaching in their
particular fields; and 14, with the B.
i M. degree foi teaching public school
' music and otner brandies of music.
Kittreli News |
By MISS RUBY SMITH.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Zeb Vance Parent-Teacher Association
has been postponed from Thursday
evening, April 14, until a later date,
which will be announced later.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Freeman snd
children. James. Fannie Mae. Robert,
and Benjamin, spent Sunday with Mr.
Freeman's son, Leonard Freeman,
near Wilton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Is. Allen, of Hen
derson, Route 1. were visitors of re
latives here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Woodlief. Wil
liam Summer Smith, and Mrs J, E
Smiih, visited friends in Hillsboro,
Sunday.
Mrs. J. B. Ellis had as her guests
on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N.
Ellis, of Warrenton, and Rev. J. D.
Miller, of Louisburg.
Miss Phyllis Smith, returned to her
home here Sunday, after spending
last week with friends at Pineridgc.
Mrs. P. B. Smith, who has been
visiting relatives and friends here for
the past two weeks, left Sunday for
Hillsboro, where she will spend some
time with her sister, Mrs. W. H.
Walker.
Misses Selma and Earllnc Woodlief.
had as their guests on Friday night.
Misses Janie and Ila Mae Grissom, of
Route 2.
Miss Eleanor Hedgepeth entertained
a number of her friends at a party,
at her home, naer here, on Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Barnes, and lit
tle daughter, Nina Ann. of the Floyd
town Community, and Mr. and Mrs.
L. R. Woodlief. Mrs. Annie Grissom,
and Miss Bobbie Grissom, of Route
2, were visitors on Sunday of Mrs. B.
T. Woodlief.
Miss Ada Woodlief, had as visitors
on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J. E Hight,
and Miss Etta Hight, of Henderson;
and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rogers, of
Bobbitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Wolfe, and
Roland. Jr., and Miss Minnie Stone,
of Rocky Mount, were visitors of
friends here, on Sunday.
Miss Alice White, of the Zeb Vance
Teachcragc. spent the week-end near
M unson, with relatives.
Misses Fkirine Smith, and Ruby
Smith, spent last Thursday in Ra
leigh.
Miss Mildred Murrell, a Zeb Vance
faculty member, spent the past week
end with her parents, in Henderson. !
Insurance Commissioner
I BANS CUT RATE
INSURANCE MEN
No More Licenses for Mutual
Fire Insurance Agent* on
Commission Basis
The State Insurance Department, in
a move to pul an end. to the belling
of cut-rate fire insurance by agents
representing mutual companies on a
commission basis. wiH license no more
agents compensated on that plan.
Commissioner Dan C. Roney said yes
terday
The move was made. Commissioner
Boney explained, not bo keep people
from getting cheaper insurance but
to insure them getting the protection
they buy.
"In some iniAances the rate has
been absurdly lew. in fact to the ex
tent that the department has reaoon
to question the future solvency of any
company writing sudh risks at these
rates.” said Cocrmawitomer Boney. re
vealing that the department’s Invest
igation had dladored that comminsion
eompenoated mutual agents had writ
ten a good many risks in thi* state at
rates considerably les* than usual and
without regard for uniformity.
The cut-rate fire Insurance buslneiw
was started above 18 months ago. the
commissioner said About 200 agent*
will be affected by the non-renewals
News and Observer, March 30, 1932.
We kepresent Only Stock Companies of Proven
Financial Strength.
See Us For Insurance of Any Kind.
Insurance Department
Citizens Bank & Trust Co.
W. H. FLEMING, Manager.
Phone 199 Henderson, N. C.
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CHURCH socimxg
announcements
Prof, and Mrs A. R. Reep. of the
Zeb Vance Teacherage, spent Satur
day in Raleigh.
Miss Elizabeth Browne, had as her
visitors on Sunuay. Miss Mattie Bua
Branch, and Lonnie Frank Perklq
son, of Oxford. , .
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hicks, visited
friends in Raleigh. Sunday.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Needlecraft Club will be held on Sat
urday evening. April 16. with Mra.
Thad Woodlief. You are invited to
come and bring your needlework.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hicks, left Mon
day (o visit Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sin
gleton, at Thelma.
Pains Stopped
When Lady Got
Stronger
“ABOUT s year ago, my
health was not good,” writes
Mrs. W. F. Slvley, 8800 First
Court, N., Birmingham, Ala.
“I felt weak, tired. I had
pains in my back. I knew
by these symptoms I needed
something to build me up.
My mother advised me to
w
try Cardui, which I did. Z
found It was what I needed,
for it built me up. The pain
in my back stopped, and I
felt better and
stronger than I
I had In some *
time. I took If
about 7 bottles ¥
of Cardui In | r|
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