Henderson daily dispatch., October 02, 1934, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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MARRIAGES PARTIES
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
A 1*1*1.158 DROPPING
A close, thick unescapable sound.
That splits against the ground:
The road is full of it; and folk
Half turn around to see who spoke.
The old house hears it all day long,
Not one sound, but a throng,
Home-coining footsteps heard before,
Fumbling a moment at the door.
i
A sprawled back stand tin* apple-trees.
Up to their battered knees
li ihe blurred light, in the strange
grass.
As though long painted on a glass.
Yellow as broom six windows gleam
On the edge of a dream;
Ami in the blur of light about,
Thai rich one round “Oes in and on*.
I i/./ie Wood Vo* th Peose in ~W *'*to
'm il anil other Pnr>**is " (Now
York: Farrar and Rhinehnrt.)
I*. T. A. Meeting
■l'lnrk Street Parent-Teacher Asso
.•ui’ica will meet tomorrow afternoon
; .t 3:2u o'clock at the school, it was
Hired t he present.
I .ecture Course Is
IManned For Winter
1 he Lecture Club committee has ar
i jnccil an attt active lecture course
ini ttie winter months, it was stated
Some of ihe head line speakers to
:it before the dub ate l)r. Doug
icic-ematt of Richmond, \'a., and
t',i Haines, president of Washington
i he first lecture of the club will be
c. ni Thursday aftetnoon, October Is.
Ldith Ellis Class
With Miss Wester
I'ne Edith Ellis Bible Class of the
First Baptist church Met Monday
evening ..i the home of Miss Dorothy
Wester on Voting avenue.
The president, Miss Mary Hughes
presided.
Miss Dorothy Wester opened the
meeting by leading the First Psalm,
loiiowed by the Lord's Prayer.
During tin* business session, it was
decided to have a rummage sale on
Saturday week.
The program was m charge of Miss
Ruth Evans.
Miss Gladys Singleton won a Bible
contest.
The hstess nerved delicious refresh
ments to fifteen members.
Shower Given For
A Recent Bride
The home of Mrs. W. G. Ellington
in the Dabny community, was the
• cene o fan enjoyable occasion Wed
nesday afternoon when neighbors and
friends were entertained at a mis
cellan *ous shower given in honor of
Mrs. Brooks Ellington, who was form
erly Miss Annie Selby, of Washing
ton, N. C.
Colorful fall flowers were used in
profusion in the different rooms and
hall.
Th guests were met by Mrs. W. G.
Ellington and Mrs. Stanley Ellington
and invited into a room where a book
had been prepared to list advice to
the bride. Aftei each one had con
tributed advice they were then invited
into the living room where many'
games, contests and stunts were en
joyed.
At the conclusion of the games a
messenger boy arrived with a mes
sage for the bride. On reading the
message i; was found that every one
was invited into the dining room
where a table v. us found laden with
many beautiful and useful gifts for
the bride.
Mrs. Ellington ccmed a delicious
course consisting of banana and straw
verry ice cream with Angel and dev.
food cake.
Those enjoying Mrs. Ellington’s hos
pitality were, Mrs. S. T. I.eMay, Mrs.
< nine Parrott. Miss .Julia Parrott,
l D Hart, Mrs. H L Parrott, Miss
. ii-.s Elizabeth Glover, Mrs. Buel
Glover, Mrs. Horace Ellington, Mrs.
* i< Crews, Mrs. Dora Pariott, Mrs
<il l Parrott, Mrs. W. T. Greenway,
iiss Elizabeth Green way, A. a. L. A.
scan .Miss Maria Pali, Mrs. Brooks
Ellington, Mrs .Manley Ellington,
lists Muggie Burroughs, Miss Ida Bur
roughs, Miss Rebecca Burroughs,
Mrs J. C. Hart, Mrs. J. L. Van
dyke, Mrs. H. W. Ci itcher, Mrs. H.
M Ellington, Mrs. B. A. Scott, Mrs.
T Greenway, Mir, Garland Par
ioit. Reported.
Childrens Colds
Yield quicker to
double action of
visas
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and built up my strength. I took
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Dabney P.T.A. Has
Its First Meeting;
The Dabney P. T. A. held its first 1
Tie.eting of the year Tuesday evening
<f last ween. The attendance was not j
j sgood as it should have ..een in view ;
if the fact that so many homes arc 1
epresented in the school.
A complete outline of work for the ;
first half of the year was rkad to the i
association. Committees were ap- j
pointed for the various branches of j
work.
The association is looking forward
to a good year's work. The president
is asking for cooperation equal to that
shown in the past. With specific plans
laid out and with willink workers a
great amount of good can be done for
the children of the Dabney school this
year.
The last Thursday in each month
war set aside for the regular meeting
•imp. It is hoped that a larger num
ber of mothers and fathers will look
forward to the next meeting and be j
piesent. —Reported.
/VM CODTTlcbt 1*34, The AmcrleMl TskkCCO CAICpAU).
fl fe r 7S&
So round, so firm, so fully packed—
Luckies are made of only the clean cen
: <4 it*s toasted” ter leaves—these are the mildest leaves
u — eeufk “"they COSt UlOrC ““ they taSte bettCl*#
HENDERSON, (N. C.) DAILY DISPATCH, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1934.
SOCIETY NEWS
| 9167
J Miss Harper Has
A Birthday Party
* * i
Lillie Miss Carolyn Harper enter- j
tained a number of her little friends !
front 3:30 until 5:30 o’clock Monday 1
afternoon in honor of her fifth birth- !
day.
After the little guests arrived,
games were played in the yard until ;
4:30 o’clock when they listened to the I
children’s birthday party over WPTF
and heard Carolyn’s birthday announc
! c.d, after which they marched into the |
I dining room for refreshments consist
j ing of ice cream and cake with has
Lets of mints as favors.
Those invited were: Delores Lord.
Horace Woodlief, Betsy Jean Rooker,
Tyrus Perdue. Daisy and Betty Ann I
Brante, Helen And Peggy Rooker.
i Doris Brinkley, Bobby .Jenks. Leo
| Hight. Jr.. Carl is! eParrish. and Evelyn
Rooker.
iwifilTtßieSick
Dischii rged
i Miss Mae Harris, who underwent an
j operation f»>: appendicitis, has been'
discharged from Maria Parham hos
i pital.
Undergoes Operation
Mrs. Herbert Ayscue, who under
went an operation at Maria Parham
hospital yesterday, was reported to
ho doing very nicely today.
Improving front Diphtheria
Miss Frances Boyd, who has been
-nek at hot home on Henderson Route
i wit it diphtheria, is r- ported getting
.h ug nicely. -
Greatly Improved
Miss Elizabeth Savage, who has
been ill at her home on Route i. Hen
derson, was said to ce greatly itn
! pit ted today.
Miss Buchan About Same
Miss Ruth Buchan was sai dto be
“about the same” at Maria Parham
hospital, where she is being treated
'for injuries sustained in an automo
bile accident last Satuiday morning.
Doing Nicely
Mrs. S. T. Peace was said to be do
ing nicely at Duke hospital, Durham,
where she is undergoing treatment.
She is expected to be able to return to
her home sometime this week.
f
Mr. Hinton At Home
J. H. Hinton is at his home on Arch |
street, after being discharged front I
Maria Parham hospital, - where he I
was treated for injuries sustained ir
; a fall front a box car on the Seaboard
i Yards, of which he is foreman.
KITTRELL NEWS
By MISS RUBY SMITH
Mrs. B. O. Merritt, Mrs. H. A. Wood
| lief and Misses Phyllis Smith and
! Ruby Smite attended the Northern
i Zone Woman’s Missionary meeting
held at C’< dmoor m last Friday.
Miss PliMbech Browne, of ipcincnd
V 4 was fbt week-end guest he - e of
! her mother. Mrs. H. E. Browne.
Swindell Smith, a student of Wake,
HOURS 9 A. M. TO 12 NOON
f CONTRACT BRIDGE ’f
WWTTIN FOR CENTRA!. RUMS I
■ r E. V. SHEPARD I
m FAMOUS BRIOOt TSACHSR A
flow CAfo SOUTH GO GAME?
SOUTH IS TfHE declarer. 'rite
contract ,v .:.\ u Trumps. The open
'ng lead is the S or spades. How
can game be won against any subse
quent defense In East and West?
♦ A 6
♦J9 5 3
+QB 5 2
♦ K J 10 8 4942
7 . VlO 7 4
VQB2 £ Uj 4KG3
♦Q S S.* K J 9 6
A 10 7 S
♦Q 5 3
FAK6
♦ A 10 8 7 2
♦ A 4
Win the first trick with Hie g} of
-pnde.s. I)tnninys Ace will win a aec
>nd spade trick. Two spade tricks,
- heart tricks and 1 club trick are;
• nl\ a. ®l' our added tricks are re
quired to fulfill Hie contract. The I
one possible way to win those 4
(ticks appears to he in diamonds, j
Provided West has eiMier the K or
1 1 of diamonds, hut not hoi h, also!
provided West s single honor is once !
guarded, so that lie cannot afford to j
pass his first chance to win a ilia- i
mond trick, the oilier high diamond !
honor can lie picked up, giving game, i
If East holds both missing honors !
game also can he won, by giving I
East a single diamond trick, then i
| Forest i.-olieg-e spent the week-end 1
here with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. .» 1
[J. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. K A. Woodlief, Miss ]
Mary Ellen Woodlief and H. A., Jr.,
w,M-i. guests on Sunday of M s Wood-
Imf’s parents. Mr and rs. A. D Burns,
.mar Pittsbo-c.
M W. H. Finch. Jr., of Wak • Forest
Co >ege spent the week-end near - here
won his parents, Mr. and Mrs \V. H.
Pinch.
J. Reid Overton and Billv Overton
•-pent Saturday in Durham.
Miss Ruby Smith was a visitor on
Sunday of Mrs. (:. P. Dickerson and
Miss Annie Laurie Dickeron, at.
Ra’eigji.
There will be a. rally and installa
tion service at the Kittreli Methodist
church on next Sunday evening - , Oc
tober 7, at 7:30 o’clock. You ale
cordially invited to attend.
I coming through his other honor and
locking it up I could see no ©ihei
| certain way of making game
Lead a low diamond. Unless West
| wins with his y the Ace can pick
him up. He saw that, it would he
unsafe lo pass the trick, and won
w’ilh his iThen West, led his 7 ot
spades. Dummy won with the Ace.
The .1 of diamonds was led through
East a K. He infused to cover. If
|.,ave me a had moment, until 1 sew
| West drop the 5, end knew that,
j Last's K would drop the next, round.
| The next diamond lead picked np
; East's K. West let go his lowest
] club. The sixth and seventh trick*
i were, run off in diamonds. West, let
go 2 more clubs. Dummy discarded
a Hub and a heart. East echoed in
clubs.
At Ihe eighth trick I led ihe Ac*
of hearts. All followed suit. I led
'he Ace of clubs. As expected, West
showed out. by discarding the 10 oC
spades, to prevent m.v picking up his
<1 of hearts, if J.e let go a card of
i l hat suit.
At the tent li trick t led my last,
. spade, giving West the tenth and
> eleventh tricks. Dummy let go its
last 2 clubs. East followed suit on
the lies spade flick, I lien lei go the
I of Hubs on the second. I discarded
my last Huh. Then West had to
! lead Imm his Q-8 of hearts, up to
Idmtimv .1-9 and my A -fi or hearts,
, tor I lie, twelfth and I hirteeutli tricks.
; led the 8. I put up dummy's
It von. My Ace of hearts won the
j last trick, giving us 4-odd. We lost
i only a single diamond trick and 2
I spade tricks.
When a man is not liked whatever
j he does is amiss.
666
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