Henderson daily dispatch., May 06, 1935, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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marriages parties
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
INTERCESSION.
iyrr \ meadow will be pied
' n .1. mustard flower and buttercup
i, growers far «nd wide
\v >T n'ix eat'h ' vild thin 8 starting up
~t H with trowel and with spade
"11... 11 'wage a war against that
et Otlt
.. iiemalion brigade,
im i slashing, rooting out.
011 .-. perfect rose to bloom
" rvinivls eternal vigilance.
r ,\ v with invading hosts, make
room.
p, . p,unpetfd bulbs and hot house
plants'
ou’ie ate some who still condone
»lled and confonfined,
-. ud' can be overgrown
A ,1 leave them cheerfully resigned.
kfpp vein gardens neat and trim.
( ,i, ut safely bedded seeds;
i .lull not admonish him
half way kind to weeds!
Leslie Nelson Jennings
\i Banioa I’hilahea Meeting.
M %i , \ NlcElwee attended the
i State meeting in
Fuil’ngt .» yesterday.
smidatv Visitors.
o, ;, m i Mrs. T. A. Christmas, of
j, u ,i,un -pent Sunday in the city
(ll \j |S Chiistmas' parents. Mr. and
m . (.' O King, on Carolina avenue.
Prayer Hind to Meet.
p, p.aver Meeting Band will meet
Tuesda> evening at 8 o’clock with
f ; .u'.!'ie Gupton at her home on
Chavasse avenue.
H*-re for Week.EndL
L;.ut James S. Harris > commander
rs a CO. ' imp at High Point, spent
thr past '• -e**k end in the city with his
i arents Mt and Mrs. C. A. Harris.
r ai
l \ parted Tomorrow,
jfrs R G S. Davis. Miss Helen
n Anna ami Miss Elsie Powell are ex
pected t icturn tomorrow from
Hickoty wheie they have been visit
ing relatives.
( lass to Meet
The Eli*b. Ellis Bible Class of the
F::«- Bas ’ church will meet tonight
• p, j». th“ Junior Department of
t.v a, _.\u members are urged to
L present at this meeting.
Whitmore Class To
Meet On Tuesday
The Whitmore Wesley Class of the
Fitu M E church will meet Tues.
dav overling at 8 o'clock in the home
>' Mi- M. J Snell on Zene street. It
announced today. All members
sere urged to hp piesent. and friends
'.he class ate cordially welcomed
Bridge Club Will
Meet Wednesday
M’- 8 H Watkins will entertain
*■> - of the Bridge Luncheon
f lub tVcrtnrssdav morning at 11 o’clock
tVt=* Find Country Club at its re
gular meeting.
Members planning not to attend
''“re asked t r » notify the hostess.
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Eases Headache
In 3 Minutes
aUo neuralgia, muscular aches
and pain?, toothache, earache,
periodical arid other pains due
to inorganic causes. No nar
cotic.«. HV and 25c packages.
TOMLINSON
of High Point, North Carolina
Announcing the Semi*Annual
STYLE SHOW
featuring
•GEORGEPIKE*
DESIGNS
a new and original
American Style of Furniture
1 FRIDAY MAY 10th
10 O'CLOCK A. M. TO 10 O’CLOCK P. M.
Tomlinson Exhibition Bldg.
NO ADMISSIONS CHARGED
I NO PRICES QUOTED —NO SALES MADE
A Delightful ONE DAY VACATION
GET FREE ADMISSION CARDS HERE
d Henderson Furniture Co. If
SOCIETY NEWS J
telephone 610 s n n n a ana* » i x * : i i a a an hours 9a.m.to 12 noon
CEREMONIES AT CORONATION OF WOMAN’S COLLEGE MAY QUEEN
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Principals of the annual May-day performance at the Woman’s College of the
University of North Carolina, recently staged on the front campus. Center:
Miss Doris Poole, of Virgilina. Va.. queen of the May. at her right, Miss Heath
Long. °f Raleigh, chairman of the celebration. Sitting on steps: Houston Tea
gue, above, and Richard Johns, train-bearers. Left to right: members of the
queens court and her maids of honor—Misses Elizabeth Battison, Canton; Jane i
Marland Martin Pattern
PATTERN 9367
The Morning after you start this,
you’ll be Wearing it. It’s that quick
to make up. so don’t waste any time
making up your mind to have this for
your next “work-a-day" frock’ You
can’t possibly find a simpler pattern—
r.or more becoming lines nor "bree •
itr" sleeves! And those are the things
vhat count for something in a kitchen’
The nice scallops on the yoke and
pocket are the details that so subtly
make this frock '“different” and the
slit sleeve is ready for action! The
bosom and back fullness (so much in
vogue) does nicely by your feminitv
Wear nice bright buttons to match
the cotton print vou choose. Com
plete. Diagrammed Marian Martin
Sew Chart included
Pattern 9367 may be ordered onlv in
sizes 14. 16, 18. 20, 3?. 34. 36. 38. 40 anH
12. Size 16 requires 3 yards 36 inch
fabric.
Send FIFTEEN tn coins 01
’lands (coins preferred! for EACH
MARIAN MARTIN pattern Bo su»e
l o write plainly your NAME, AD
DRESS, the STYLE NUMBER and
J IZE of each Pattern.
Send your order to Daily Diana toil
Pattern Department, 232 W 18th St
New York, N. Y.
Tuesday Club to
Meet at Mrs. Davis’
The Woman's Tuesday Club will
meet with Mrs. A. J. Davis at nei
home on Charles street Tuesday aft.
'rnoon at 3:30 o'clock, it was an
nounced today. Members of the club
were urged to attend.
Continues 111.
Mrs. W. S. Brown continues ill at
her home on Carolina avenue.
Successful Year Is Had
By Clark Street P. T. A.
After a most successful year's work
under the capable direction of its pres
ident, Mrs. H. L. Candler the Parent
Teacher Association of Ciark Street
School held its final meeting of the
year on Wednesday afternoon.
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[Following the opening exercises
Mrs. Candler introduced Mrs. R. F.
Thompson who read a paper and made
h. personal appeal in behalf of the
Girl Scout Movement.
Mrs. R. G. S. Davis in a brief but
impressive talk recalled various inci
dents which have occurred during her
connection with the school after which
she presented her son. Johnny Davis.
He with his classmates of the sixth
grade and their teacher, Mrs. A. H.
Moore, gave the following program:
Song, Faith of Our Fathers, in three
parts.
The Twenty-Four Psalm.
Prayer
Work done in various subjects dur
ing the yfcar.
English—Mary Charles Smith.
Arithmetic— Paul Daeke.
Georgarphy—lFriscilla Parham.
The Country I Like Best in Geog
raphy—Evelyn Baker.
History—Ralph Murray.
Health —Mamie Lee Bridgers.
Farewell Message —Written by Mrs.
R. G. S. Davis and delivered by the
class in unison.
The six papers which were read
were selected as the best of each
group written by all pupils of the
grade and well deserved the applause
and commendation which thev receiv
ed. The organization of subjects mat
ter, the style of writing and the man
ner of presentation were a reflection
of the excellent work that has been
accomplished in the grade.
Immediately following the last num
ber the class joined in singing "Happy
Birthday to You” and presented a love
ly gift to Miss Agnes Moore. With
this as a signal a number of other
gifts were showered upon Miss Moore
as birthday remembrance from teach
ers, pupils and friends As a fitting
climax to this happy occasion Mrs
W. B. Parham with her usual charm
presented Miss Moore with a beauti
ful birthday cake which was a token
from the organization. The eleven
candles which were aglow wore sym
bolic of her outstanding achievements
during her eleven years of service
with the school. Though coming as
a surprise, Miss Moore rose to the oc-
HENDERSON, (N. C.) DAILY DISPATCH, MONDAY, MAY 6,1935
casion and responded in a most gra
cious Inanner. She rendered thanks
for the many lovely gifts but gave
credit for her accomplishments to the
loyal support and co-operation of her
teachers and patrons.
Mrs. J. M. Baity presided over the
service of installation of new officers.
These are as follows:
President—Mrs. H T. Keller.
First Vice-President Mrs. G. W.
Furqueron.
Second Vice-President Mrs. A. H.
Moom.
•Secretary—Mrs. D. L McCallum.
Treasury—Mrs. C. C. Shaw.
Following reports of the various
committee? the president anpointed
Mrs. S. P Pa f terson to supervise the
grounds during the summer. Report
were also given on progress made
on the operetta which is scheduled for
an early date and a list of the com
mittees for costumes was read.
Mrs. H. L. Kellar was appointed
to represent the association in the or
ganization which is being formed to
work with the problems of juvenile
delinquency.
The attendance prizes were won by
grades Two-A. and Six. The prizes
were awarded permanently to Grades
Two-A and Four, these grades having
won the greater number of times dur
ing the year.
Prior to adjournment the organiza-
Costner, Lincolnton; Margaret Moser, Greensboro; Dorothy Burger, Fayette,
ville: Jane Page Powell. Lumberton: Miry Lamb, Wilmington; Mary Brantley"
Charlotte, and Nell Poole, Virgilina. Va., maids of honor; Nancy Hardison, Wad
usboro; Virginia Thompson. Wilson; Martha Lockhart, Hillsboro; Mary Mc-
Farland, Oxford; Edyth Ellis. Wilming on; and Margaret Abbitt, Charlotte.
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give her more of herself
through modern electrical
servants ....
X HINK of the maAy delight
ful Hours Mother will be able to spend for her 6wn recreation and
| relaxation from the cares and worries of her home-making duties
I J ] when she has Electrical Servants at her command. Artd rio\V they
are so easy to buy for her! The cost of operation, too, his been
l_j»i rraSrv. reduced to a minimum and presents a real economy iA the man
electtCic refwgeratOr agement of her household budget through the “Nd-Extra-Cost
electricity plan and the new bargain rates . . . C6ityeii*i*t Terms!
Electric Ranges, $lO down, the balance payable in 24 months and
I g ; a liberal trade-in allowance for your old range; Refrigerators, $lO
I p down, the balance payable in 24 months; Water Heaters, $5
down and the balance payable in 24 months.
ELECTRIC
TTATER HEATER L
Don’t wait —be ready for Mother's Ddy May 12! Won't
Your Electrical Dealer is you drO P hy our sales floor an< * 369 th9
Showing the latest 1935 *
models on easy terms, too.
Carolina Power & Light Company
Three Little Pigs At Exposition
lion gave Mrs. Candler a standing
vote of thanks for her splendid work
and presented her with a handsome
silver platter as an expression of ap
preciation .
Following is a brief survey of the
work accomplished by the committees
during the year:
Membership 101 members (15c paid
for each member to State organiza
tion .)
Welfare—Lunch and milk furnished
30 children during winter and spring
Clothes furnished to several during
winter.
Finance—Sponsored a Halloween
PAGE FIVE
CHURCH SOCIETIES
ANNOUNCEMENTS
party, picture show and skating rink.
Program—Very interesting and in
structive programs; observed Fathers’
Night and honored the seniors that
furnished Clark Street.
Hospitality—'Refreshments for first
meeting and for Senior Program.
Health—'Medicine cabinet well filled,
toilets inspected regularly. J
Public?/^)— Meetings reported and
every member kept well-informed as
to things of interest.
Grounds—Flowers and shrubs were
planted and the grounds were beau
tifully kept
Treasurer’s Report—The amount of
$300.00 was raised with a balance of
$53.51 on hand. —Reported.
Sans Souci Club
With Mrs. Mann
The Sans Souci Literary Club will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 3:30
o’clock in the home of Mrs. J. C.
Mann on Granite street, it was an
nounced today.
FREE
We Will
Serve Every
Twelfth Car
At Our Curb
FREE
For the Next
Thirty Days
Carolina
Soda Shop
Phone 200