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MARRIAGES PARTIES
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
I* 15 ACE.
u ii, ii will you over, Peace, wild wood
(!ovo. r-l'.V wing's shut,
y lt!J r ruin’d tnc roaming end, and uu
ilrr bo my boughs?
Winn, wboii. I'oti.ee, will you, Peace?
I ll not | day hyj>oci’ite
p,, . wii my heart: I yield you do
~,,in0 sometimes; but
Ilia* piecemeal jicaci’ is poor peace.
What pure peace allows
\l irm-' <*i wars, the daunting wars,
tin- death of it?
,1 ut el,v. leaving Peace, my Lord
should leave in lieu,
fiinii good! And so lie does leave
I'alienee exquisite.
•p, ,i pinnies to Peace thereafter. And
wlvt'n Peace here does house
11,. ~>me.s with work to do, lie does
mil come t.o coo,
lie conies to brood and sit.
; aid Manley Hopkins in Poems.
Omit Choir Rehearsal.
Tin regular rehearsal of the choii
~i tin First Presbyterian church wil
u, omitted ttiis evening, it was an
;ioUiieed today.
Choir Not to Rehearse.
There will bo no rehearsal of tin
,i ■ til' the First Methodist Protes
• , t eluiicii UT'. evening, it was an
! i i,'.et'tl today
To Coiuiuliia, S. C.
Mi l- Katherine Allen left today foi
(’i.iiioili.a, S. C.. where she lias ac
pt, 1 i position with the Fedora
I rmtl Hank .at that place.
To Fayetteville.
Mrs. P. 15. Culley and daughter
Mi-> Annie Mae Culley, have gone
,i Fayetteville where they are now
making their home.
Returns Home.
M'ss June Williams, who has beei )
i , use guest of Miss Lucy Fuliei j
Young, left for her home in Whit*
plain.-. X. Y Tuesday evening.
Bible Class To Meet.
Tin Women’s Bible class of th<
l.’ir-t l*i< .byteriaii Sunday school wil
nice* tonight at the home of Mrs. .1
Many Bryan at 8 o’clpck it was an
;uunccd today.
Cliorr to Rehearse.
Th< Young People's Choir of th<
Fr-t Baptist church 'will hold it.
regular meeting this evening at 8
dock in the home of Miss Dorothy
Jones on BeUo (street, it was an
ri*unced today.
Miss Hughes Has
Jr. Tuesday Club
Mi..; Alice Hughes entertained tin*
members of the Junior Woman's
Tuesday Ciuh at iheii tegular meet
;i g vc. herd ay afternoon at her home
on Chestnut street.
The interesting program for the
aftet noon was on “Art in America"
w'h the members of the club taking
hart by giving interesting talks ami
n- 1 . mi (hose who have played a
I'l'iuiirent part in Art in America.
Following the program. Miss
Hughe i served appropriate refresh*
neats to her guests.
I xcture Club To
Close Its Season
The last meeting of the Lecture
Club for the season will lie held in
die Kpiseopal Parish House tomor
row afternoon at 1 o’clock at which
bine Dr. Archibald Henderson, of the
I’liiversitv of North Carolina, Chape!
bill, will lecture to the club.
This meeting will bring to a close
die third year that the club has func
honed in the city.
HUSKY THROATS I
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CONTRACT BRIDGE *'
WRITTEN FOR CENTRAL PRESS
By & V. SHEPARD
£ FAMOUS IRUXjC TEACHER |
\VOID LEADING SINGLETONS
SINULISTON leads, unless the
leader lias reason''to believe his part
ner holds the Ace. rank very low in
the scale of possible blind openings.
The odds are 2 to 1 that partner
'x *ll not hold the missing Ace. Even
if lie does hold the Ace he is more
liab'e to lead back to weakness in
dummy than lie is to read that a
singleton has been lead b.v partner.
♦ 6
4J98 4 3 2
AAK Q 7
4KJ9B 4 A 10 5
4 .*{ As. . 4KJ 10 5
4 8 7 4 3 141 3
410 7 S. ♦& '
+ lo +.lB 52
+ 972
4 A r.
4AKQS
+ 9543
Bidding went: Bouth, 1-Diamond;
North, a-Diamonds. It is easy \to
read from the spread cards that op
ponents might have bid 5-Spades
without serious loss, but which of I he
partners could do so legitimately?
Both of them passed the game bid
w it bout doubling
The most natural opening lead
was a heart, lint West led his .only
club, and dummy s qj won the trick.
Miss West Bride
of W. H. Nunnally
The marriage of Miss Varlie AVest,
daughter of J. C. West, of this city,
and W. H. Nunnally, of Dewitt, Va..
was solemnized in Durham Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Ada
I* rttemon in the presence of only a.
ft w friends. A Durham min lister offi
ciated hi the ceremony.
Bridge Party Had
Tuesday Afternoon
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+ . . • .*• iPiW
Mrs. Jasper B. Hicks and Mrs.
George A. Harris were joint hostesses
at five tables of I'Jridge Tuesday aft
c noon a!, the home of Mrs. Hicks an
Jen nolle street, complimentary to
Mrs. W. M. Coffin and Miss Ally tie
'I aylof of Townsville.
The decorations tlu'oughout the
home were .appropriate to the Va.len
t'lrc seajjott.
Mrs. M. 1.. Fiiieli was high scorer
for the afternoon and was presented
a dainty prize for this honor. The
honor guests were presented lovely
gifts by the hostesses.
Mrs. Hicks and Mrs. Harris, as
sisted by Miss Alice Boyd, served a
i«'Xlad plate foflowcd by tipsy cake.,
coffee and mints, carrying out the
Valentine motiff.
The guests for the afternoon were
Mcsdnmes C S. Brewer, M. J. O'Neil
SUFFER FROM GAS?
Mrs. Fannie Sewell of 921
No. Jd St., Wilmington, N.
C., said: “1 was in a gen
eral run-down condition,
s After eating, I would suf-
I fer from gas and sour stom
f ach, would feel dizzy and
had frequent headaches. 1
became weak and lost
weight but after taking Dr.
Pierce’s Golden Medical
. . It
Discovery all this trouble was gone and 1
gained in weight and strength.” New size,
tablets 50 cts., liquid SI.OO. “We Do Our Part.
HENDERSON, (N. C.) DAILY DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7 1934
SOCIETY NEWS
I’iiere lollowcd 1! round.-. o! trumps,
then (lie declarer led a club. West
showed out ol the suit. Rummy's
K won. West discarded a low heart. •
Dummy's only spade was led. Hast
made a natural play of his Aee of
spades. I laving no trump, and
knowing that a club lead would hand
the contract to opponents. Hast had
to choose between a return .lead of
spades and hearts. TYcs! had plajed
the 8 of spades on the first iead of
that suit. West had discatded the
o of hearts on the second club led.
With the Q-tl of hearts showing >u
dummy the otPy return possible lot
Hast was a spade Dummy ruffed.
'Hie declarer led a low trump from
dummy, and dummy ruffed declarer’s
last spade. This also look from Kant
his last spade, leaving him only
hearts and the .1-8 of Hubs, wide
dummy held the A 7 of clubs and de
elarcr held the M-ti.
The Q of hearts was led tram
dummy. East covered with the K.
'l'he declarer won with the Ace, then
lie led back a low heart, no! caring
who won the trick, as every other
trick belonged to him. no mutter .
what was led back. least's .1 won
the second heart trick, and he had
to choose between leading a club up
to the opposing tenace. or ol leading
a heart. Kust led a heart. Declarer
ruffed and duuim.x discarded its low
club, so that the remaining tricks be
longed to the declaring side, giving
a-odd An opening lead of hearts'
would have defeated the contract.
E. M. Rollins, W. M Coffin, D. Me.
Sloan. W. W. Parker. Jr., E T. l Al
ston, W. M. Bur well, H. A. Newell,
J. Gordon. I. B. Watwins, Henry T.
Powell, C. H. Epps, John Lee Wes
ter, M. L. Finch, J. R. Stevenson. H.
B. Hicks and Misses Allyne Taylor.
Mairy Belle Gary and Alice Boyd.
Ballet Dancer
wx t 9e
Mi»» Molly Wood
While her brother, Sidney. «eintil>
lates on the tennis court, Miss Molly
Wood, daughter of the socially
prominent Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Wood, of New York, has turned td
the ballet. She is shown in her
dressing room shortly after her
debut in a Broadway show.
(Central Pre*§)
Miss Kittrell Has
Music Lovers Club
Miss Nellie Gray lvitlrell was host
ess to the Music J. lovers Club Satur
day as termxxiv at her home on Young
avenue, when a most cnjoyaLCle aunt
CTiUiustaaCfo meeting was held.
The meeting was called' to order
by the president, and a short business
session followed.
The bciOvcd composer, Robert
Schumann, was taken as a subject
for the study of the afternoon. Jose
phine Miai’Xiilii', in a very charming
way, gave a sketch of the life of
Schumann, and Grace Bryan presetit
i*l pictures of the composer taken ait
different ages. Nellie Kittrell played
Traumerci, and the first movement ol
■a sonota by Schumann. Miss Ann
Watson, who was a guest of tlic club
played a Brahms Waltz very beauti
fully. During the social hour a mus-
Icad game was greatly enjoyed, and
(leficious refreshments were served. I
Dorothy McDuffie invited the mem-,
hers to meet with her on February
seventeenth.
New York girl who wake up and
found herself married is wondering
whether she made a mistake going to
Tesp or waking up.
Only 200 in this First Shipment!
8/gPV On Sale
iPv!3s $ 1 Th " rsda y
while quantity
■ lasts at this re
markable price!
Ad anc© styles—the kind smart women will be suulch
ing up later at larger prices! Early action by Penney’a
however, saved the day also big dollars for you few
lucky ones who get here promptly. For rest assured •
A that Spring is going to see no brighter styles—nor more
I thrilling savings than these coats offer you!
I SELF TRIMMED DRESS COATS! LOVELY, SOFT POLO TYPES!
AND MONOTONE MIXTURE SPOim^gVTSl
gloves of fine Companion Scoop in Spring
washable fabric, dur*
„ OKir . H Si
H OS Etna good s4mi>
service weight, only _ , /
SHOES for (111 ocea
sions in many styles INEW as tomorrow!
$2.49 And breath-taking val- //l\ “ Jw
ties, too! Bright colors, |l 1 U-.
HANDBAGS of real dark tones; fabrics 1 \>/y
leather, black or and new straws. A V
brown, wonderful val- grand group, but moo^
ues • « • • • 98c they'll move out Just!
HOURS 9 A. M. TO 12 NOON
I^|RATULATIONS
Birth of Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Dunn, announce
the birth of a daughter, Elizabeth
Jane, Wednesday, February 7, 1934,
at their home at 538 Rowland street
A Daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. BUI Forte announce
the birth of a daughter at Maria
Pur ham hospital Sunday, February
•1, 1934.
Home Talent Show
Will Be Repeated
“Mrs, Briggs of the Poultry Farm,”
a home talent show that .has proven
quite popular when given at Aycock
•and After-ELberon, will be presented
at Zeb Vance high school Friday even
ing at 8 o’clock, it was announced
today.
The play is under the direction of
/
Rev. L. B. Reavis, pastor of a group
of Baptist churches in this county.
A small admission fee will be charg
ed with the proceeds going to the.
Parent-Teacher Association of the
school and to the New Sandy Creek
Baptist church, it was stated.
Fresh Country Eggs, Doz. 27c
Nice Fat Hens I
Oysters, Seafood and
Poultry Market
* N «xt To Busy Bee Case
ALL PRICES REDUCED AT
JEWEL BEAUTY SHOPPE
We will have cut rate prices on all beauty work Including Shampoo
and Finger wave, Hair Cut, Marcels, Facials, Manicures, Arches, Hot
Oil Treatments, and Permanents. The most reasonable prices ever
known.
Shampoo and Finger Wave 40c
Hair Cuts . . . . 25c
Other Beauty Work Cut Accordingly.
Patronize Jewel Beauty Shoppe—the shop that brought prices down.
Call 700 For Appointments.
3
<3£
Eases Headache
In 3 Minutes
also neuralgia, muscular ache*
and pains, toothache, earache,
periodical and other pains due
to inorganic causes. No nar
cotics. 10c and 25c packages-
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