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MARRIAGES PARTIES
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Visiting in Wise
Virgia Stevenson is spending
the week-end with Miss Edith King
at Wise.
Visiting in Marion
I.}if* Loyce Blaylock has gone to
Mavion foi a visit to friends for 'sev
eral aays.
At Rosemary
Miss Ella Gooch Glover is in Rose
hjuiy xisiting in the home of her
unde. 4. D. Glover.
Guest of Sister
Mrs L. M. Barnes, of Lumberton,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. T.
Barnes, on Rowland street.
To Beach
Miss Lucille Hicks left today with
a party of friends from Littleton for
Ocean View and Virginia Beach.
Return to City
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brodie have re
turned from Nags Head, where thej
have been spending the past two
weeks. »
House Guests
Mr and Mrs Homer Rose, of Bald
win. Fla., and Miss Eva Dandridge, of
Jacksonville* Fla., are the house
guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Wot
tham.
ROSE’SS,io&2ScSTORE
There is still a lot of playtime left for the
kiddies! Get them new toys and new
books with which to occupy their time
during this continued hot weather.
Dragon Fly Airplanes 10c
Stream Line Automobiles 10c
Six Shooter Guns 10c
Smoky Joe Climbing Fireman 50c
Play Boy Machine Guns SI.OO
A dandy Tim T y ler
.. Krazy Hat <4 /V
new line pop Eye 1 || ■
Little gjg Just Kids
Katzenjammer Kids . .
Books Little Annie Rooney .. each
Words to 78 latest song hits—in folio form 5c
Large console mirror, regular $2.00 value, only SI.OO
Ladies’ purses, new fall colors 25c
Children’s purses 10c
Ladies’ belts new styles ... ‘ 10c and 20c
School dresses will all need buttons and buckles, in
splendid new styles—latest fall colors . . 10c to 20c
Get Ready for School
Look over these new snappy styles in fall sport hats—
for ladies and young girls 25c to 79c
Extra good values in ladies’ slips—taffeta and silk, lace
trimmed, good length, good quality, 59c to SI.OO
HAIR GOODS
l)r. Ellis' wave set, 6 oz. bottle 10c
Aluminum end curlers 5c
Double grip bob pins, 86 for 10c
Rose oil, brilliantine, each 10c
Mervin aluminum wavers, hold waves in place each 10c
Misses’ anklets, large sizes—fine weave 1 flp
Special lot men’s hose —solid white, 1 Of*
and dark shades—pair lvV
Big Deal Thread. 1000 yard spool— 1
Mercerized sewing thread Ivv
Dandy Big Ice Cream Sandwiches 5c
Double Headed Ice Cream Cones 5c
ROSE’S 5, io&2sc STORE
"Henderson’s Most Popular Store
TELEPHONE 610
_ At Virginia Beach
MiJ Helen An^HocVar,
the week-end at Virginia Beach" 8
Guest of Mrs. WeldTn
Mrs. J. T. Clare, of Washington D
of'M'rTV'wM' 115 '- iS lhe
™ T9 ’ r - H - Weldon at Epsom.
Gn*st of 4unt
Miss Elizabeth Boyd, of Warrer.to.,,
p h * guest of h er aunt, Mrs Rob
Powell, on Charles street this week.
Visiting at Epsom
Miss Helen Briscoe, of Alexandra,
Va i s spending a few days at Epsom
as the guest of Miss Elaine Weldon.
Omit Choir Rehearsal
The regular rehearsal of the r
of the First Methodist Episcopal
churc.i will be omitted, it was < ir> .
nounced today.
To Celebration
Mrs. Alex Cooper and Mrs John
H Anderson, of Raleigh, have gone
to Roanoke Island for the Virginia
Dare Celebration.
Return to Cleve.vtnd
Rev. Byron L. Osborne and family
have returned to their home in Cleve
land Ohio, after visiting Dr. and Mrs.
A. C. Yow In the city.
HENDERSON, (N. CJDAiLY DISPATCH. FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1931
SOCIETY NEWS
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By L V. SHEPARD
gO FAMOUS BRIDGE TEACHER
GUESSING WHAT PARTNER
HOLDS
SOMETIMES when partner has
opened the auction or made a forcing
overcall, your own hand shows what
partner should hold. When partner
has done nothing more than support
your opening call, particularly if he
has returned you to your original
suit call, it is very dangerous to as
sume that he holds any specific side
honors, ’as shown by the first hand
given today.
♦ Q 10 3
V K 5
♦9 3 2
4>K J 9 5 2
AJ♦9 8 7 6
¥ 9 7 6 4 vV. 5 4 2
2 4) f Q 8
♦ A J 10 7 * « ♦ K Q
« 5 —J * 10 4
«fe S
4 A K
¥ A J 10 3
♦ 8 4
4> A Q 7 G 3
Bidding went: South. 1-Club:
North. 2-Clubs; East. 2-Spades;
South. 2-No Trumps: North. 3-Clubs;
South. 3-No Trumps, trusting part
ner for a stop to the diamond suit.
Instead of leading his singleton
spade. West led his 7 of diamonds,
then overtook East’s return lead of
the K of that suit, winning 6 dia
mond tricks, and defeating the con
tract 2 tricks.
There is a certain game at clubs.
Bridge Party For
Guest, Bride-Elect
Complimentary to her house guest.
Mrs. Robert 'Harris, of Fort Monroe.
Va., and Miss Closs Peace, bride-elect,
Mrs. Leon Vick entertained at tares
tables of bridge in her apartment on
Young street Thursday evening.
Attractively arranged through the
living room were yellow and orange
summer flowers.
The high score of the evening's play
went to Miss Grace Robinson, of Clay
ton, who was awarded a dainty com
pact, and Miss Alice Mabry receivea
the consolation, a pair of China dogs.
Mrs. Vick presented her guest with
a set of cocktail napkins and Miss
Peace a lovely cake plate and server.
To Misses Gaynelle Hinton and Grace
Robinson, of Clayton, the hostess gave
perfume.
A salad course was served at the
conclusion of bridge, followed by a
sweet course.
Those playing were Mesdames
Robert Harris, Cleveland Moore, Jr.,
Asa Wiright and Misses Closs Peace,
Gaynelle Hinton, Grace Robinson,
Amy Vick, Ann Rowland, Alice Mabrv,
Ethel Crowder, Sadie Boyd and Ruth
Buchan.
Take Boat Trip
Miss Helen Buichette, of Warreo
ten, Miss Ruth -Uze and Miss Car : ;<j
R< wlara Mize,'of Burlington, left to
day for Norfolk, where they will ruk.
a beat trip Ij Baltimore, Mr., for th l
week end
1918 —1,450,000 American soldiers re
ported in expeditionary forces all over
the globe.
Stuffy Head
Just a few drops up each
nostril. Quickly breath- CTSQyuuffl
again becomes clear! H
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In case West l(jpds his lone spade
there is a small slain at clubs. Quite
a difference in score, even if South
was not vulnerable.
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Note the next hand, oh the bidding
of which East had a perfect right to
assume specific cards in his part
ner’s hand.
A 9 6
¥ Q J 10 7 4 2
♦ 9 8
A9 8 6
♦ 7 A A 4 3
¥ K 6 W- * ¥ A 3
♦ A6 5 4 3? kj AK Q J
32 S. AKQ J 7
A A hi) 4 2 5
AK QJ 10 8 5 2
¥9 8 5
A 10 7
A 3
Bidding went: West, 1 -Diamond:
North, 1 -Heart; East, 2-Clubs; South.
2-Spades; West. 3-Clubs; East. 3-No
Trumps;' West. 4-Diamonds, showing
considerable length in the suit, which
was one thing his partner wanted to
know; East. 4-No Trumps; West. 5-
Clubs, again showing both length and
strength; East, now satisfied that his
partner held the two. minor Aces plus
the K of one of the major suits. 7-No
Trumps
East had calculated upon at least
10 tricks in the two minor suits, with
1 trick in one major suit and 2 tricks
in the other major suit Os course
the hand was spread for a grand
slam, with a trick to spare.
Politics Flare
In New Campaign
(Continued from Page One.)
is carried. The power trust, larger
banks, hotel monopoly all sound bad.
There is a swipe at Mr. Gardner in
that. Mr. Fountain, according to the
Asheville reports, saw only reaction
aries and office-holders in the com
mission that drafted this new consti
tution. There was one exception—Dr.
Clarence Poe, of Raleigh.
Dr. Poe spoke in Asheville also and
heard Mr. Fountain with a good deal
of pleasure, r. Poe likes Mr. Foun
tain’s looks. But the Professive
Farmer editor thinks the new con
stitution will be beaten, if it is smit
ten sorely, by the “interests” who fear
the unlimited power of taxation vest
ed in the legislature witn the six per
cent income tax limit removed and
the power of classification *nd se
gregation granted.
Thus the “interests” are trying to
pillage and loot North Carolina with
a new constitution and the ‘interests’
are trying to prevent decent and
honest taxation by defeating the con
stitution. If Governor Fountain can
make good and put the odium prop
erly on the Brookings Institute and
Governor Gardner, the ill-fated aspir
ant for governor in 1932 may have a
better chance against Senator Bailey,
who also has been called a “reaction
ary” and an office-holder.
Mrs. Rob Powell
Honors Miss Peace
Mrs. Rob B. Powell entertained at
four tables of bridge yesterday after
noon at 4 o’clock at her home on
Charles street complifentary to Miss
Closs Peace, bride-elect.
Those playing were Miss Peace,
honoree, Misses Ann Peace, Nannie
Guy Watkins Betsy Bass, Betsy
Cooper, Sarah Ellis Barr, of Stark
ville, Miss., Alice Mabry, Elizabeth
Boyd of Warrenton Lilly Frank Peace
Elizabeth Cooper, Page oGoch and
Mesdames Henry Powell, Jr., Cleve
land Moore, Jr., A. J. Watkins, Paul
Cummings and David Jackson
Cooper.
The bride was presented an old
tureen and ladle as honor guest prize.
Miss Ann Peace won a double deck
cf cards as high score prize.
At the conclusion, Mrs. Powell serv
ed an ice course with mints and nuts.
Reported 111
Mrs. Florence Huffman was report
ed ill today at her home in North
Henderson.
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