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jssionarv Society C uest at Meeting
At Home of Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Smith
country home of Mr. and
f>ii«’ r * ,n,,,h was ,he * cen< °f
h ome ' affair on Tueaday even
*n ‘ fton , <igbt ocH<k to eleven, the
:t * n < Missionary Society of Plank
IZt cbuhch receiving In honor of
1 .-nt’v organized young woman’s
I r* r * *
Cl rrle
ver> . calchy invitation was sent
'wventr odd families of the cjiurch
Vnunity. trading thus: "On Tuee
nl,ht si eight-thirty or there
l7 11 . the Plank Chapel Woman's
Nonary Sooie.y will have their
,-fc-stnng hanging out. Their new
tVuni Woman's Circle to greet. Come
Vjjin with us in good times' of
» \*nety. Our honored guests and
**:.i husbands to meet." At Mrs. P.
fix h* July 19. 1932.
• ,espouse to such gracious invlta
a hundred and more guests and
' x.bers assen.bied at the spacious
to enjoy an evening of unusual
-ut pleasure Among the “honored
here were Rev. and Mrs. E. J.
of Oxford. Rev. and Mrs. Harry
Cox of Raleigh; Mrs. J H. Tucker,
„< Henderson; Mrs. R. L. Bell, of
j;-.,m Mrs Sallit Mitchell, one of
•m" 1 oldest members of the church;
*tr.e twenty of the young women of
•h/r.ew circle 'with their husbands);
jad some twentv-five “loyal hua-
Ur.ds of the members of the adult
auxiliary It was a matter of much
r«ret tnat the pastor and his good
Rev. and Mrs. R. E. Pittman,
were r.ot present Mt. Pittman was at
Cokesbuiy Methodist church, aasist
;rg Rev W. P Woodall in a revival
service.
Xhe h’-dsonie home was thrown en
.jitefbnHianljv ‘lighted and made
XJi t attractive with a profusion of
-uaimer flowers of gay variety. The
juesiJ were received at the door by
yt B nd Mr?. Smith, then ushered in
xj the library where each one regis
te-ed in the goest book, presided over
by Mr 4 T- c Gill after whirh theye
•sere taken to the dining room where
de.ic.ohs fruit punch was served by
lir». J B- Allen and Miss Maurice
Passing through the parlors
the verandah the guests were
*£•«! and after assembling, a brief
program was carried out under di
rections of the Auxiliary President,
Mr‘ T. C Gil! as follows:
Hvmn Ail Hail the Power of Jeaus
NiflM
jcnpture reading and prayer, Rev.
E 3 Rees.
'.Vnccme Chorus, Selected choir.
iVotdi of Welcome by Mrs. T. C.
C-;..
Response an part of \Y>
mens Circle. Clara I-. Gill chairman.
/crcduction of the giesi speaker
b) lira. Gill
Address. Chincianitv and Missions.
Re.. E J R?oa
hymn Ble he the ’lie that
Bind*
At tike conclusion of this program
Man Lost 26 Pounds
Looks 100% Better
Feels Mronger Than Ever
Just to prove to any doubtful man
e: roman that Krusohen Saks is the
SAFE way to reduce—let us take the
■f.ter of Mr F. J. FrKz of Cincinnati,
th.o recently received
He writes: “I w tried extreme diet
ing setting up exercises with very Ut
tir results—but the results from Krua
<hrn are almost incredible. In 3
ninths i reduced from 205 to 179
pvirnds and fe«-| stronger than ever—
* lllort ’ wheezing nr gasping for
'■ruth—friends any I | o ,»k 100 per cent
Utter."
Rear :n mind, you fat men. that
*■* ■' danger in too much fat—try
•r Mf*> way to reduce—one half tea
ifsorfu, of Kruschen Salts in a glam
rct w-aif.-r every - morning—cut
' n fatty rmat 8 nnd sweets—one
J r * f-at lasts 4 weeks costs but a
* i: at Parker’s Drug Store
«ii> drugstore in the world.—Adv.
b*G SISTER ’ • - Possibilities * Uy LES FORGRAVE
"wEy Q'JDTJV 1 OUR OtSifOKiMfi WATER’S 1 / WELL, VOL) SO I FIXED OP A BUT H'bA? WATER,Evt!
SCOT OUT/
VOE'LL BE GOING ‘ROOWD HERfc WITH ( <JOT IMTMA | LONG WAVS AlOWfi. IT'LL BE ’©OAT OVER. A BOAT LUCE DAT'D |
OORTOMG'JE'S \ BASKET V OVER TO THAT IONOA FON TO EAT SAY, VDU MAlte A HOME PER. AGUV |
HANGING CEB, 1 LET S T «5F»«.\lO'S. IN THE WOOCTS AWO ALNA/AVS LIKE ME *IP ONIV MO
.. n,, i-r- KY <GT7AP> TU’ PA IUS \ WtvjJOW’t HAMEtO j TVUKJK o*= iT
mow,, .o -o . e .
THE GUMPS —CHE ST NUTS
VJti'v TMAY S' J** > ts* * T UF ~ _
( WHRRfc DID YOU N / ORIGINAL WiW ME-fIE f *£* ** L the TROTH 99
El that ons, ?I ( , that JBp \ JMS
l VfMEN Dll> VOU / \ j* \ took? a lot older
\ kTJItt J UP ~ • J, VI THOUGHT YOU Utt*
Hfc.H I. j
and thrilling talk on mission*, the
hundred and more folks were allow
ed to make merry as suited their sev
eral tastes. A feature of the social
hour was the piano music, rendered
by Rev. H. A. Cox, and the singing
by Mr. and Mrs. Rees, and the group
singing of favorite songs. Good fel
lowship reigned supreme the while a
group of girls and young women
nerved delicious sanwiches and Iced
tea. fragrant with mint
It was elevn and past when the
I guests finally took leave, thanking
i the & r acious host and hostess and
| the woman s auxiliary for a wonder
ful evening of Christian fellowship
i t*S‘n»ing with a serious consideration
of the biggest task of the church,
that of missions, and ending with
happy song and laughter as friend
to-friend. It were well to make this
“family church party” an annual
event In the church calendar.
Note: There were “ninety and nine”
actually registered in the guest book
Miss Florine Smith, the daughter of
the house, wittily wanted to know
"where is the lost sheep?” who knows?
Reported.
Carey Chapel
By MARIE GREENE
The young people of Carey Baptist
church and Sandy Creek accompan
ied by tiheir pastor. Rev. L. B. Rea
vis enjoyed a very nice basket picn.c
out at Wlllowood last Thursday even
ing.
The B. Y. P. U. study course is
being taught at Cktrey’s and new
Sandy Creek this week.
Mrs. Walter Guthrie visited at the
home of Mr. Mel Robertson and fam
ily Monday afternoon.
Mr. Jesse Abbott and Saintly spent
Sunday at Dabney with friends and
relatives.
Miss Clara Greenway spent last
Thursday evening with Miss Pauline
Finch in the Epsom community.
Miss Thelma Jones visited Miss
Margie Huff Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Miary Jane Guthrie of Hend
erson and June Robertson and family,
f .tended the revival at New Sandy
Creek last week.
Mr. and Mrs Lonnie Conn of Hen
derson were the Sunday guest of Mr.
;nd Mrs Nat Cprrin.
Miss Velina Evans and a host of
friends spent the past week end at
Ocean View.
Friends of Miss Lizzxie Cuthell are
pleased to know that she is very much
improved alter a brief illness.
Miss Ettabetti Hoyle spent Saturday
nigtrt with Miss Ethel Evans.
Mr. Junie Robertson visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Poindexxter on
hestnut Street Sunday night.
Fiends of Mr. Maurice Newhon are
glad to know he is well enough to be
cut again.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winston and
Mrs. W. L. Scoggins visited Junie
Robertson Monday evening.
Drewery News
By MRS. H. B. WHITE
Mias Blanche Jackson of Maria
j Parham hcapital, Honderaon, spent
several days the flrsft of the week
with her sister. Mrs. Hamet Brewer.
Mrs. Fannie White and Mias Nan
‘ nie White are the guesxs of Mrs.
Boyd Kimball of Henderson. Before
•eturning home they will go to Frank
lin’on to visit relatives there.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller arrived
Inst week from North W.ilkesboro and
! will spend some time with Mrs. Mil
s lers parents Mr. and Mrs. John Wil
lson. of Near Drewry.
| Miss He)ep Kimball of Richmond.
lis home for her vasation. She and
i Miss Rose Kimball visited their sister,
! Mrs. Horace Robinson of Henderson.
| lasri week.
Misses Alice White and Frances
: Formey Duvall, of Whiteville, spent
' DiiLT
Friday at MiddOdburg w*h Urm P
y Mteß Fr * nce « Formey Du
fPOm th * re to LouWburg and
Ff-axiln ton to visit friends.
spent T <""*vlUe
H
B W,hlt *‘ *«■«■» Henry
Edmund, Nat Whiter and Wallace
.. N ° noyd. Sunday afternoon
B a«l BIH White.
Alic. Anderson and Miss
attended a swimming
Sf
o< Mlsam NbteUe Boyd and Martha
° f Gre ® nsboro ’ <* Tuesday
Mr * John Cawthome, and
children of Wlarren PteJna visited
and N. D. Boyd near
J owns vi lie and Mrs. H. B. White
on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph MHler called
on Mrs. Hugh Wilson Monday after
noon.
Miss Alice White left on Wednes
day for FrankHirion. While there she
will be the guest of Mks Neil Joyner.
The Presbyterian. Methodist Pro
testant and Methodist' Episcopal
churches of the Drewry community
nave planned to have a union series
of meetings In the school auditorium
oommencing Sunday evening, Rev.
D E. Barnhart of the First Meitho
dlst church, Henderson, will do the
preaching all are cordially invited.
Mr. T. P. Paschall made a busi
ness trip to Washington. D. C., on
Monday.
GROCERY STORES, FISH DEAL
era and markets save on your wrap
ping paper. Use old newspapers—
Get a big bundle at the Dally Dis
patch office fo* lhc. 21-U.
THE DAILY DISPATCH IS NOW ON
sale at The Smoke Shop, Jefferson
Case, Henderson Candy Kitchen,
Wortman’s Pharmacy, Wiggins Drug
Store, Agency. You may secure
a copy from any of these places
at the regular price of sc. 29-ts.
DID — By R. ■/. Sort/
AaiAriilion.
-** K* V* •v'
DISPATCH, THURSDAY, JULY 21, ltß2
' *>■■■! ■■ . . ■
THE OLD HOME TQWN ****** v t *** <>+* By STAM PY
i HERES AllbTHtH.) V
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"THE THE PROPRIETOR
CENTRAL. HOTEL. CAN
3jj?T °* cLL ‘dS"" <S»RAB OFP A LITTLH NAP -1 S NOON
* VnJHEN all THE FLIES Att
° / * >N THE DINING ROOM
Flat Rock News
Miss Addie Jones of Henderson 1*
spending the week with her grand
father Mrs. John W. Reavis.
Mrs. Kate Paschal and family of
Drewry are visiting Mrs. Paflchal’s
mother. Mm. A. E. White.
The members of Fiait Rock M. P
nic last Friday at Stark’s Mill Pond
church enjoyed a most delightful pic
from 11 until 5 o’clock. A most de
lectable dinner was enjoyyed by all.
Swimming was enjoyed by the young
people.
Mrs. Julia Warner of Durham U
spending the week with Mrs. CTiris
tine Gardner.
Mt* Marie Wortham and Master
Billie Wortham are spending some
time with their aunts in Dabney.
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Til'ley of
Durham were the guests of Mrs. Tii
ley’s aunt, Mrs. W. H. Nelson, Sun
day.
Mrs. Myram Fowter and family of
Leaksvflle. N. C., were the weekend
guests of Mrs. A. E. White and
ftunlly.
Mre. Christine Gardner spent the
past week-end in Durham as the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Annie
I Perkins.
Little Miss Elizabeth Richardson
lof Durham is spending the week
i with her grandfather, Mr. W. T
i Davis.
Mr and Mrs W. H. Nelson, Jr.,
and daughter Winnifred Horton of
Dexter spent Sunday with Mr. Nel
son's parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Nelson. Sr.
M:« Mavis Hester and Rev. J. W.
Braxton were the dinner guests of
Miss Mary V. White, Sunday.
Messrs. Arthur and Charlie May of
Grenesboro visited Mr. Louis Davis
over the week-end.
Rev. L. B. Rea vis was the dinner
of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Nel
son. Sr., Sunday.
Mr. Tom Ham of Gainesville, Ga.
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. T. P. Hes-
PAGE SEVEN
ter. •
Mis* SalUe Davis is spending tile
week at MJddleburg. as the gjest of
her uncle. Mr. U. J. Rarrott.
W. T. Davi* spent the past week
end «i Durham a* the guest of hla
children. Mrs. Gary Richardson, and
Joh n Davis.
Mr*. Short of Townsville la spend
ing the week with her father Mr
Robert Richardson
Person Honnecutt of Durham, la
spending sometime with hw sister,
Mrs. Chrirtine Gardner
Misses Lena. Floyd and Katherine
Hangum of Oxford are spending jtv
enat days this week with Misa Kath
erine Reavis.
Rev. R. S. Trexler of Tobaccoattle,
N. C-, spent last week in the hame
of Mr. H. T. Britt and family. He
assisted Rev. J. W. Braxton in the
revtvalv service* at Harris’ Chapel.
Messrs George and Alfred
Brown of Durham visited relative* m
the community Sunday.
"Bill” Ellis has returned from Camp
Glenn, near Moreh<-ad CRy. where he
attended camp with Company C.
Mr. and Mrs. LXauivi and family of
Cokeetoury community spent last Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. George Har
ris.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the revival services at Flat
Rock M. P. church this week. The
afternoon services begin at 3:30 and
Whitehead of Durttam is assisting
evening services at 8 15. Rev. T J.
Rev. J. w. Braxton in the services
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Brooks and
family of Oxford spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Nelson and fam
ily.
B. P. WjCiubTo
k . Have Biennial Meet
In Chicago, 1933
Milwaukee, Wis., July 20.—Th*
dennial convention of the National
federation of Business and Profes
ional Women's Clubs will be held in
Chicago July 9 to 15, 1933, according
o an announcement made during the
nterin meeting meeting of the Na
ional Board of Directors held here.
Mrs. Pearl Warwick, of Champaign
ind Chicago, retiring president of th*
Illinois Federation of Business and
Professional Woman’s Clubs and di
ector of the Women’s Department of
he Household Finance Corporation
n Chicago, will be general chairman.
The Hotel Stevens was designated aa
convention headquarters.
Since the Chicago Worid’s Fair—the
Century of Progress Expedition—will
in progress at the time of the con
vention an unusually large atten
lance Is expected. The Hoard of Di
rectors is inviting the International
Federation of Business and Profes
sional* Women, which meets shortly
xfter the close of the national meet
ing. to hold its convention in Chicago
text July. The invitation will be ex
ended by Mrs. Geline MacDonald
3owman, of Richmond, Va.. national
■resident, during the meeting of the
nternational Board of Director* in
■’aris, France, next week. If it is ac
cepted. as appears to be likely, it will
•ring many distinguished foreign vo
nen to the United States.
Dispatch
WANT ADS
Get Results
VANILLA CUSTARD AND LEMON
cua’ard 15c per pint m Bou-Ton
Service Station. 21-ltt.
A SECRETARIAL COURSE AT THE
Henderson Business School will
help you meet your country * now
problems Fall term begins Sep
tember 12. 1 ts
FOR RENT TWO FIVE ROOM
dwellings on Chavnaae Avenue,
120.00 per month.
One 5 room dwelling Chavasße Ave
nue, $15.00 per month.
Three 5 room dwelling* Mitcfeell
atrefM, $17.50 per month.
Garnett Street Store ButKUng.
Otlher desirable residential and
business property at reasonable
rental. Apply Trust Department.
Citizens Bank A Trust Company
16 19 21 23 26
MOVIS MOTOR OIL FOR ALL
ears and trucks 11c per quart.
Guaranteed satisfaction or money
refunded. None better. Sold at
847 North Garnett Street. Hender
son. 22-311.
TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS IN
shoes. Closing out fire sale stock.
Don’t forget we are still doing ex
pert shoe repairing. Boston Shoe
Store. Next to Henderson Candy
Kitchen. 24-ts
JULY CLEAR ANTE OF ALL
latlies hats reprinetl to clone,
choice 2-V. Sec our windows.
J. C. Penney Co. 21-11 -
FOR SALE— USKD HARD BRICK
75c per 100. Tanner Roofing Co.
suitable so.- tobacco barn furnace*,
134 Horner Street. lfl-21-2*.
USED CAR VALUES
1930 Pontiac Custom Sedan.
1930 Chevrolet Coach.
1929 O.dsmoblle Coach.
1928 Pontiac Coupe.
1929 Pontiac Coupe.
1929 Ford Coach.
MOTOR BALES CO.
Phone S3*
A COURSE AT THE HENDERSON
Business School will help you to be
SURE of yourself and SURE of
you! future. Fall term begin*
September 12. 3-ts.
BELIEVE IT OR NOT—-OAT BY
day In every way more and more
people are learning about the merit*
of our ebop. Meet your friends
(Ms*. AJton’a Barber Shop.
ThurP-Fn. ts.

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