Henderson daily dispatch., May 30, 1932, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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CARRIAGES PAkTIEfI
social activities
— w KU.VOEW ruti a
n*n<J«w Fl#w th * P°PP iM b low
Smmm « h * cro,w#,i row on row
f; , ,-* r k our pl»«* *»d In »K« sky
I“‘ „ r iu •nil bravaty Hinging fly.
h,.rU *ndd*t «b* fun* below
w, u* tb* d ** d
day* »go w« lived, felt <Uwn,
s a« iuM*i flow.
i .** end were loved *nd now w« Ue
JfJLndeW F»eld.
T*Me UP OUI l i u * rT * l with the foe.
To vou fioni l» lhn « bend* we throw
Th< your* to hold it high.
l( ye break faith with ue who die
U« »hell not sleep. thtough poppi**
grow
in FUedere Field.
—By Col John MeCrae
VUtiaf M o«*m Vie*.
Mi*e Margaret Bunn la apaading
•ttrrel dav* with her aunt, Miaa
Memte Dean at Ocean View, Va.
Vbitiai In f ra*kHntan
Au *uu Cheek Jr ie via Ming hie
rouetn*. th* Gilliam boys, tn Franh-
__ £L JOL
Here Frans WnehingUn
Doyle armor*, od Waaldngton. D. C
‘■j *p«iidUig » f *w day* in ttie city
wit hie patent*.
Here From Goldsboro
ilr and Mr*. A B TVntya, of
Goitbboro were guesr* i n the cHy
jettrrday
Attending St. Mary * Compvencomant
Hi* Nannie Crowder >• in Rnieigb
»rt»n ding raranencNuent exercises at
*: U»r>"' School
To Wail in PttihtdelphU.
Mi>* Margaret Finch left this morn
ing for Philadelphia to visit her
c,,u»ir. Mia John Lnruiuy. for a few
a«y«
Mrs. Buchan Improved.
It Via learned today that Mrs
ileoige But han I* somewhat improved
will be confined to the hospital
Durham several days yet.
Spend Sunday At Bench
H: aud Mrs C L. Mackie Mrs
H E Lee and Mim luucy Wealer
prat Sunday at Norfolk and Ocean
T.«w.
Fran Salem Comruencement
d.'j Mi-bew Crudup has returned
•; the city ffroni Wimaon Balwui
«*i*r« ahe attended the finals at
Salem CoHege
Guest* of Bobby Daria
John Moore and Gaorge Gilliam, of
FrsoktiiMon. are attending the week i„
tilt city as the guests of Bobby Davis
cc ArdTtws avenue.
Reluma h> Richmond
Ptiry Smith has returned to Rich
tuend a&er sg>«pidFnr several) doya
hire wirti his parents. Ur and Mrs
J B Smith, at Epnom.
From Durham Hospital.
Mr* C V. Singleton and daughter.
\liss Catherine Singleton. returned
from Watts hospital in Dur
ham where Mias Singleton ha* been
undergoing treatment.
Visitors Here Sunday
Mi*s Eva Walker, Judd McKinney.
Chaiiie Micol. of Durham, and Leslie
Bebcock. of Oxford spent Sunday aft
ernoon in the city with Misa Legale
UcKir.ney
To Arrive from Duke.
Mws Carolyn Watkins is expected
t‘‘ arrive today to spend the summer
'icelion with her parents. Mr. and
Mu. E. G. Watkins. Miss Watkins
a'ietids ,Duke University.
At St. Marv'n Final*
Mrs L J Ruxand son. Lawrence
are in Rileigh attending the gi-adua
’■‘.a exercises at St. Mary's school,
kvi Lucue Rux. daughter of BiLrs.
Rux ls one of the graduates.
Tk ere is I
no excuse joy a
Poor
Complexion. nB
CA/ow—-euro woman can give herself the
«y individual beauty treatment her skin
requires —easily and economically. Won’t
you bring your complexion problems to us?
._ We’ll gladly tell you which of the simple
JL Dorothy Perkins traatroams is best for you!
-C fDorB^ c Eerkiffi4
jW Beauty Preparations
NEW 1011 ' ' *AINT LOUIE
Cream of Rosas
Cleansing Craam p ow d«r SI.OO
Cream Delight
Tissue Cream SI.OO Rouge 5C *
am Toil* Goads Ekpqrtmtnt and let us show
you gu cGfwt Oarath? *+*• tntmumr >® r ***
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TEISER’S DEPT. STORE
Phone 160
SOCIETY NEWS /;
FTTAKETT Eddie's Out—And How! ; By PAUL ROBINSON
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Attend Meredith Commencement.
Mrs W W Parker and little daugh
ter. Peggy. Mrs. W. H. Kimball and
Mrs. H. A. Dennis and little daughter,
Doris, went to Raleigh today to at
tend the commencement exercises at
Meredith College.
Mere Karoute To Raleigh
Miss Ehzid>eth Thomas, of Rich
mond. Va passed Uvrough the city
Saturday en route to Raleigh, where
stie will attend the commencement ex
ercise* of St. Mary's School, which
are being held through Tuesday.
Mrs. Averdte Tu Be Hostess
Mrs. Lee AveroMe will be hootets at
the regular Wednesday meeting of
th Bridge Luncheon club for lady
members of the West End Country
Club Wednesday morning at 11 o’clock
at the cliib. All there who will at
tend are asked to get in touch with
Mre. Averette.
Guests Here Sunday.
Miss Bernice Whitten, who grad
uates as a nurse at St. Leo's hos
pital in Greensboro Wednesday even
ing. spent Sunday here with her par
ents. Rev. R. A. Whitten, pastor of
the First Christian church, and Mrs.
Whitten on Rowland street. She was
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Chilton, of Reidsvilte.
(qnsratuutions
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Birth of Soil
Mr. and Mu'*. J. H. Hicks an
nounce the birth of a son. William
RoberS* May 21. 1932.
Mrs. Hicks, before her marrlagge.
was Miss Viola Stevenson.
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HBN M®SON. (N.Cwl uAtly DISFATCH. it on DAY, MAY 30, m 2 ’
TSLKPHOMT 010
ike CDeatk the Soldier Q)ies
Such is ths death the soldier dies: ,
He fslls, the column speeds away; 'L/\ \
Upon the dabbled grass he lies, 7; /
His brave heart following, still, the fray. j ! /K,
The smoke-wraiths drift among the trees,
The battle storms along the hill; }< (
The glint of distant arms he sees; i [ l
He hears his comrades shouting still. L-— — *
A glimpse of far-borne flags that fade W-w->
And vanish in the rolling din: )_
He knows the sweeping charge is made, \
The cheering lines are closing in.
Unmindful of his mortal wound, V »
He faintly calls and seeks to rise;
But weakness drags him to the ground- / A
Such is the death the soldier dies. MlKtl
Duke Invitations
Received In City
Invitations reading as follows have
been received in th« cifcy:
“The Senior Olaas of Duke Univer
sity requests the honor of your pres
ence at the exagvises of Commence
ment Wek. Jun fifth to eighth, nine
teen hundred and thirty-two, Durham,
N. C.”
Birthday Party
Saturday Night
Mies Helen Carter and Miss Beatrice
Wortham celebrated their seventeenth
birthday at th home of Mr. and Mrs
V. B. Cooper Friday night. May 71.
Dancing and games were enjoyed in
the beginning of the evening, and
later the guests marched inlto the
dining room where refreshment* were
served
Timet* piraent were Misoee Helen
(barter., Beatrice Wortham. Irena Coop
er Flossie and Lucille Hughes, Ruby
Satlerwithte. HSt*.le*> Gkgfeiun, Gladys*
Mann. Besisie Hale, Ailine and Annie
Bel' Moore. Jeon and Alma Cooper,
Bthlyn Rose Carter. Mrs D H. dar
ter and Mr and Mrs F. B Cooper
and Mi Hon Rogers. Miiktrd Davis.
Kerman and Arnold Carter. Clyde
Crabtree. Hoy Moure,, WeKon Btxange.
Willis Jenkins, Claborine Vickers and
B:l! Cooper, of Raleigh.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to take this way to extend
our thanks and appreciations to our
friends and neighbors for their kind
nv«v and sympathy almo to the nurses
and doctors for their untiring aervic*
during the illne** and death at our
husband, son and brother.
THE BOWEN EAMfiLT.
Service League
Hears Talks At.
Final Session
Closing its 1931-32 series of meet
ings las* nigivt. the 1. W. Hug-ties
chanter of *he. Vuung r-eopies Seivice
League of Holy Innocents Episcopal
church cltoee as the joint subject of Me
final program “Reverence in Wor
ship" and “ChriartLan Living." The as
sembly was at the Parish House.
Walter Brodie Burwell, vice presi
dent, presided, in the absence of Mias
Penelope Watkins, president.
Mias Lucy Kittrell was speaker of
the evening, and had as her topic,
“Reverence in Worship." Mias Kittreii
stated that God and Jesus Chris*
laugh* reverence and shP gave as in
stances God's request of Moses to re
move his shoes when he was standing
on holy ground, and Jesus" casting out
of the traders in the temple, saying to
them. “It is written, My house is the
house of prayer, but ye have made it
a deei of thieves.” She also pointed
out that the third commandment was
given by Bod and it emphasized, "for
ihe Lord wiil not hold him guiltless
who taketh his name in vain.”
George Washington's reverence dur
ing religious services was srpoken by
Mks KMtroH. and she related that
this accounted for the greatest re
spect paid at Washington’s tomb by all
who went there.
Mtoi Kittrell declared that there
was somewhat a question of a good
habit in being reverent and as she
wax speaking to young girls and boya
she maintained that insomuch as they
were young they have the privilege of
choosing good habits or evil habits.
Miss Kittrell avowed good habits were
Just *s easy to cultivate as bad hah
.. *.*■--*
: HOUBJ 9 1 H TO 12 HOOK
M.P. RALLY HELD
ALL DAY SUNDAY
Large Attendance at Union
Chapel, With Several
Addresses
An all-day rally of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Protestant churches
in the city and county wa.s held yes
terday at Union Chapel on the Ra
leigh road, and was largely attended.
Most of the churches are understood
to have been represented, with very
interesting sessions held.
In the forenoon there was a meet
ing which was addressed by Rev. J.
W. Braxton, pastor of a group of
rural churches, and H. C. Wiiite. Din
ner was served on the gruunds in the
large grove at the church In the aft
ernoon Jasper B. Hicks spoke on the
work of the General Conference in
Columbus, Ohio, which he attended
as an official delegate from this State
and wrorn which he returned only last
week.
In concluding ah° asserted every one
worahips something, even the moat
savage of the inhabitants of dark
Africa hove them god, one of fear.
"Our God is the God of Love." «he as
serted. and as such is one who should
be worshiped with reverence.
yMrs I. W. Hughes conducted a
written exercise on “Chrijgian Li via*,"
Special printed forms on this subject
were given those present to ftM out.
Announcement, of Camps Fenick
and Chtwhlre. which will open in
June, wwa made.
After a special prayer, the league
disbanded lor the summer.
ST. MARY'S FINALS
NOW IN PROGRESS
Exercises At Raleigh School
Os Interest To Hen
derson Alumnae
Program* have bven received here
of the ninetieiin commencement exer
clsrs of Sainv Mary’a Scivool and
junior college at Raleigh, whiefc upon
t-d Saturdoy night with pre*etrte&ion
of Shakespeare's play. ‘'Tv/ulftli
Nigilu." by the Expression Depart
ment,
Sunday nlotning there wta* ceie
braition in the chapel of the Holy
Communion, followed with mnming
piayer and the» ser
mon by Rev. Willis G. Clark, rector
of Saint Peter’s chuiQh, Charlotte
Sunday evening evening prayer with
an address to the alumnae by th§ rec
tur. Rev. W. W. Way. was had in the
ihapel.
The exercise* continued today with
the claes day program in Ihe grove, at
eleven o'clock in Che morning. At
p. m was annual alumnae luncheon
The annual alumnjp meeting was sohe
duied for 2:30 in the afternoon.
T hiss evening t|he a/.nual concert
v/il! be presented. Immediately f".l
lowing, the ant building will be open
for the inspection of the art exhibit
Today’s activities close with the rec
toi's reception in the parlor.
Tue day thp ninetieth sefwion conies
to an end after graduating exercises
STEVENSON j..
TODAY - TOMORROW
that will go down tho
history of motion pictures as Jf
on unmatched achievement. ¥
HOWARD HUGHES’ Thrilling Air J| I
HELLS //
angels/?
Iha first multi-million dollar 4 .'
talking picture g
JEAN HARLOW A *
*The piatin urn blonde discovery >
MN LYON*-JAMCS HAU
A To Everybody ißv
II 1C Wednesday JmSmJSmtfrn
Robert Montgomery
“BUT THE FLESH
IS WEAK” | lo ir.
OHTJECH SOCIETIES
ANNOUNCEMENTS
in the auditorium, at w-hkh time the
addicts will be delivered by Dr.
Franklin Siinpaon Hickman. S T B,
l*h D . prof*asm of the phyctiulogy
of religion. Duke L’ni\ep*,ty Pray
ers in die rimp<-l will follow with pre
sentation of diploma* by Rt Rev
Edwin A Penick. A M.. II D
cdiairnian of the hoard of trustees.
Spend Sunday in FgrmviUe
H W. Anderson and Mr. and Mr*.
William David ihiyne spent Sunday
in Farmville.
Spend*. Month In Washington
Mia* Nancy Cheater Suntare left to
day for Washington. D. C.. where she
will apend a month a* the guest of
her aunt. Mia. Thomas L. Garland.
Returns From FarmvtUe
Mr and Mis. C L. Finch and Mr*.
H. W. Anderson have returned from *
trip to fai-mville, where they visited
Mm. Finch's mother. Mis. J. M
Christman.
Miss Taylor Improved
Mias Alienc Tuylar. of Townavflle,
who has been confined to Maiia Par
has hospital for the past several days,
is improved, it was learned today, and
expect slo be abel to leave the hos
pital shortly.
The best way to get even U to
forget.
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