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MARRIAGES PARTIES
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
*OMAV» HUH SEASONS.
/vr 'ift 15 * coß,e| y *® ■ wholt; nay.
m^ rf
rtrh brown ringlets, with odd
U b,ir« »H Kold.
Kt women have four seasons, like the
tear*
is in our , ***» t *o f ne girlish
da' -
jyn The heart laughs within us for
«hrei j°>'-
I# yet we know what love is. or
HI
£ being loved by those whom we
love not.
«. r »ijnini<*r is when we love and are
t«eli>\ ed.
pi short; from Its very spen
der seems
Tj p *„s the quickest; crowned with
floweis it flies.
jL-j re-' checks, and flossy tendrtlled
locks.
I, santonin* about us day and night,
winter is when those we love
k»ve perished:
fer the heart Ices then. And the next
?prmg
j, tn another world. If one there be.
thi
cfca. have them early .and that late;
and yet.
The yeai wears round with all as beat
it mav;
there is no rule for it; but In the
main
•• |j a- I have said.-—Bailey.
Return* from Asheville.
y, s . \v H. Wester. Sr, returned
tbif morning from a week's visit to
Aiheul'f
\ idling Parents Hers.
pr jr.l urs. K. w. fc.rnst. of Louis
r e Kv are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
g T Carter.
\n M. I*. Choi r Practice.
There will be no choir practice to
•_y for the Methodist Protestant
church it wits announced today.
W iek-Knd In Youngsvllln.
Mr- F B. Cooper and little dairgh
;»• Jr.in. have gone to Youngsville 1
.pe ;.i the wcex-end with Mrs. j
C.-or: - parents Mr. and Mrs. G. W. '
Hx
bpti'l Choir KrhnUMl Omitted. |
TV —gular rehearsal of the choir
es 'o* First Baptist church, will be j
i-mi this evening, it was announc
es bv Miss Dorothy Jones, the
iii ■*' "r.
STAINLESS
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f J Jane !• the month of beaaty! So we
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F good, opening to make more friends
wF / for Rexall Drug Stores. Once each
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SOCIETY NEWS W 5
TXLXPHOHX <UO : • ;. . .. . . : BOOM t a IL TO 13 ROOK
.ETTA KETT " i . „
nr f* T vcm^ilX- rr -TFT-, rn h Settled __ By PAUL ROBTNSOM
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Queen of Rowers
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•JHected a# Queen of the Rhododcn
ciron FestivsJ at Asheville, N. C.,
Suzanne Fitch* a local beaut> will
lead the flower parade to the coro
nation stands accompanied by the
King. Stacy Smith. Later Her Maj
esty will star at the rhododendron
ball at which ten young ladies fram
tan southern states will act aa am
bassador*.
Pageant at Mt. Carmel.
There will be a pageant given Sun
day evening at 8 o'clock at Mount
Carmel church. It was announced to
day. A free will offering will be taken
and will go to buy new song books
for the church. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
HENDEggys,XH.C.,T PAILYDISPATCH. FRIDAY, JUNE 10,
Williamsboro News
By Miss KATE T. BULLOCK.
Mrs. M. A. Tipppett of Greensboro,
Mrs. J. R. Harris. Mrs. Frances Har
ris and Mr. Lerey Harris, visited
Misses Laurie »and Kate Bullock Fri
day afternoon.’
Rev. L. P. Spencer of Speed. N. C.
visited Miss Belle and Irving Thomas
Monday morning.
Miss Evelyn O'Brien is on a visit
to her sister. Mrs. Garland Norwood
of Wilson.
Mrs. W. H. Hope visited her sister.
Mrs. W. T. Robertson of Flat Rock
Sunday.
Mrs. B. F. Brame spent Sunday with
Mrs. S. E. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ras Slaughter and
family of Roxboro spent Sunday night
with J. W. Bullock.
Misses Belle Thomas and Kate Bul
lock spent Thursday with Mrs. T. H.
Carroll of Mlddleburg .
Mrs. Lily Gordon Norwood visited
her sister. Mrs. Sidney O’Brien the
past week.
Mrs. B. F. Brame, Mrs. Tom Evans
and Elbert Wilson spent Sunday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Jim Claiborne of
Finchley, Virginia.
Messrs. Jesse and John Bullock.
Misses Laurie, Kate, Mary Ann and
John J. Bullock, visited Mrs. John
Bullock of Stovall Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Orr of Hen
derson spent Wednesday night with
Mrs. Orr s father. J. W. Bullock.
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Norwood of
Wilson, visited their parents the past
week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. O'Brien and
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Norwood.
Rev. Kennisen of Townsville visit
ed the Bullocks at Montpelier. Tues
day afternoon.
Visitors for the past week to see
Mrs. S. E. Wilson were Mrs. Graham
Knott. Mrs. Zeb Clark, Mrs. Charlie
Sneed. Mrs. Fannie Gill and Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Pittard of Bullock.
J. H. Thomas returned home from
Maria Parham hospital Thursday.
Playmates Club
Meets at Library
The Playmates club of the H. Leslie
Perry Memorial Library met this
morning in the assembly room of the
library. Twenty-four girls and boys
of the first, second and third grades
were present.
Rosalie Watson presided and Doris
Denis acted as a secretary.
Miss Nannie Crowder told the chil
dren two stories: “How the Love Ap
ple Became a Tomato" and “Mamie.”
During the hour the children sang
the club song, played games, and gave
reports on books they had read. The
club then adjourned until the next
meeting on July 8.
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black and white from top to toe is
Margaret Perry, a screen player.
The dress is made of black
ette with three-fold collar an 4
cuffs of white organdie. Her hat
is black with white ribbon trim,
isA ku ziwz. black silk srsstfc. ,
Grecian Gambols for Charity
p>- ; 77 TV
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Ts the Greeks had a word for the graceful capera which originated In
I * ir cou ” tr y. >t might fittingly be applied to the maneuver shown here
The dancing damsels are pictured as they rehearsed one of their Grecian
numbers for the fete to be held in the beautiful gardens of “Greystone **
the estate of Samuel Untermyer, New York attorney. It Is hoped to
create a fund of JIOO,OOO for the benefit of unemployed architects and
draughtsmen with the proceeds.
New Fiction Volumes
At The Perry Library
The H Leshie Perry has recently
idded a few new volumes of fiction.
The library committee of the Wo
man's club contributed fifteen volu
mes are ne<w titles for the hbrary
wtail* others are duplicates of books
already on the shelves.
“State Fair’’ by Phil Strong is a
fray novel about the Middle West. A
number of novels have been written
about the di*ab farm life of the Mid
dle West ’but this Is the brighter side
of Harm lift,l'he harrative is con
iceurned with one existing week in the
history of the prosperous- contented
Frake family, each member of which
has his own special preoccupation.
Elizabeth Hamilton Herbert’s first
novel “Happy Sinner” which was a
great success is followed by he.*
"Home of Wives” another witty and
understanding tragi-comedy of nice
people visited by the current demon
of unrest.
The scene is in Derbyshire, near
Wales, an dthe story is that of Dnnny
Hnndby who at fourteen went to
“t’pW,” as it was called. "Miner” by
F. C. Roden is the story of Danny’s
association with his work-mates, and
bis work-makes, and his few hours
above the ground with bis parents
and his sweetheart.
‘tFlrt by Margaret Wey
mouth Jkckson is a light romance
the story of a working wife whose
career was first fiddle.
“Murder By Jury” is that almost
unbelievable thing—a novelty in mys
tery stories, for one of a jury drawn
to hear a strange case meets death
in the jury room itself. Ruth Burr
Sanborn is the author of this new
mystery story.
A light iove srory woven about an
Irrigation project in southern Texas
by May Foster Jay's "Morning's At
Seven."
Many women ask “What are the
real opportunities for women in busi
ness’’" Catherine Oglesby has answer
ed this question in her book “Busins
ne«s Opportunities for Women." It is
written primarily for the ambitious
woman--for those to whom business is
not a pastime, but a career—for those
earnestly determined to make a place
at the top in their chosen occupation.
Two attractive childrens books are
Dorothy Lathrop’s “Fairy Circus" and
a "Fairy Dictionary" by George M.
Rlchardß.
Among the books given by the Wo
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man's Club are “The Burning Ring’
by Katherine Burdekin, “Prisoners'*
by Franz Molnar and Sax Rohmer’s
“Fire-Tongue."
No Glorv But Safer
Off on a trip across the Atlantic—
but not by plane as she had once
intended—Miss Ruth Nichols, fa
mous society aviatrix, is shown as
she left New York on the S. S. Levia
than for Europe. Miss Nichols will
meet prominent feminine leaders
abroad to complete arrangements
for the visit of foreign women to
the Chicago World Fair in 1933.
LAST TIME TODAY
Stevenson
The Miracle
Man
—with—
SLYVIA SODNEY
CHESTER MORRIS
IRVING PICHEL
ROBERT COOGAN
HOBART BOSWORTH
JOHN WRAY
Bing Crosby Comedy.
Added Comedy—Novelty
Coming—Monday and Tuesday
JOAN BENNETT
—lN—
“Trial Os
Viviemie Ware”
Kittrell News j
By MISS RUBY SMITH.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Kit
trell Methodist church held their re
gular monthly meeting with Mrs. A.
J. Smith on Wednesday afternoon,
with seven members present, one new
member, and one visitor present.
The meeting was presided over by
Miss Phyllis Smith, the president, and
a very interesting program was ren
dered, as follows;
Song, Savior, Like a Shepherd Lead
Us.
Scripture, Twenty-third Psalm, Miss
Phyllis Smith.
Lord's Prayer, in unison.
Song, Guide Me, O Thou Great Je
hovah.
Roll call and minutes of last meet
ing. Mrs. H. A. Wocjdllef, Secretary.
Business Session.
Bible Study. First Book of Chroni
cles. • . ■ V
Song. Just When I Need Him Most.
Prayer, led by Mrs. E, ft. Wtfodlief.
The society will meet wiiji Mrs. J.
E. Smith in July, and the Bible study
will be the Sfecond. Bbok of Chroni
cles. . , >
Those present at (his meeting were;
Mesdamc§ P. B. Smith, E. R. Wood
liefi A. J. Smith, H A. Woodlief, and
J. E. Smith. Misses Mildred Lane,
Phyiiis Smith. Florine Smith, and
Ruby Smith .
There will be a lawn party, at the
Kittrell Methodist Episcopal church
on Wednesday evening, June 15. Every
one is cordially invited to come.
Mrs. W H. Finch had as her visi
tors on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. T.
C. Gil! and children. Cline Gill, and
Miss Ruth Gill, of the Bobbitt com
munity.
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