Henderson daily dispatch., October 31, 1935, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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marriages, parties
SO CIAL ACTIVITIES
noN S HARVEST
~f autumn's russet days
rt*e taP f?t ’ ' qoniber hues; the in
, ■-« place u •
U dr« ivn '"^ eer in tender things
Vo« f ind? ...
of I h ?" l | f ' harkens, while the
The bool ‘; ) . L , blight blaze
11 inmestic sunshine to con.
spreads !1
M ’ ,r forlorn for summer. In the
ThP ties'
the clad blossoming of
flower.
' late nasturtiums in the
Gayer »’J n
7 h " desk, where idle pens in
y'Xc r ,» £ f and there is
m white P»e
mui’h to write.
." carnering of summer’s
pis !iHp► y **
harvest We will thrash
p.fflectH’ii :•
((’night
Douglas Hum.
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1/m, (/7c// din cleans
0,1 hvnnlt /•« beaut if idly
Special
Mimtsy
9
I $1.29 yd.
For the woman who prefers
individuality and exclusive
ne>> of style . and quality
... at a moderate price
we digest that vou make
some of vour own things. But
hy all moans use a good mate
rial. I’li is special sale of
MJMiTOY is timely. MING.
THY i; woven for longer
wear.
Week-End
Specials
5 riißs 9x12 feet, <£OP AA
$45.09 value . . ..
High quality coats, from
!!84. were <£C AC
H 0.75 d/tJavv
Lucky Names This Week
10 Hprpvin EUin^ton
M’-* r n Alien.. M re, . Richard
TlpvWiti \T:ihr| Jackson.
2" pet. Mi Roy Norris. Mrs. W. P
'UeM Mi. Alex Watkins. Miss
I. c ah pr-ity.
pet Mi r, p. Taylor. Maggie
Tucker, Otho May, Mrs. 'R. S.
tohnson
1 " P ,-f Mrs. fra Rogers, Mrs. J.
T1 Brodie.. <ieorge Tharrington.
fe?se Hayes
" pot Mi. i IG.st 11 o Church. Miss
;: »!lie Woodlief, Mrs. E. T. Vick
fis, Mrs. j R. McDuffie.
E. G. Davis
6 Sons Co.
An Invitation
You are cordially invited to visit
The Studio Gift Shop and
Woman’s Exchange
•Vliieh opens at 228 Winder St., Nov. 9.
bmigmg to the people of Henderson and vicinity, a
irooi up-to-the-minute line of gifts and novelties, in
'■ l|,ll, »K latest items direct from Marshall Fields, Chi
' and I,ord and Taylor’s an4-Maceys, New York,
1 11 original home-made delicious—
Aunt Polly Candies
I l»e new Studio Gift Shop and
Woman’s Exchange
228 Winder St.
' A,,| " sk I'orn Baptist Church, Henderson.
•. and Mrs. J. I). Brinkley, Props.
' SOCIETY NEWS x
TELEPHONE 610 . „ _ _ _ umn
- HOURS 9 A. M. TO 12 NOON
Woman’s Auxiliary
Met on Wednesday
The Woman’s Auxiliary of Spring
Valley church met on Wednesday
night at the home of Mrs. J. D.
Cranford, with Rev. and Mrs. Cran
ford as host and hostess.
Mrs. W. L. Fleming was in charge
of a very interesting program the
subject of which was, “Christ Our
Companion in Christine Citizenship.”
Those present joined in singing
"Faith of Our Fathers" which was
followed by tlm drvotionals led by
Mrs. Fleming, and the Lord’s Prayer,
in unison. Mrs. Fleming made a
very inspiring talk and the following
discussions game in order,
Obligation as Christian Citizens." by
Blanche Hester, and “Our Christian
Responsibility,” by Rev. Cranford.
A business session followed. It was
derided to have an oyster supper on
November 15, and to send a former
church member, who is in Ministerial
school, a box. A committee was ap
pointed for that and also one to send
fruit to the sick.
A social hour followed and the hos
tess served delicious refreshments.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
C. M. Powell, in November.
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IpENUCWg
HENDERSON, (N. C.) DAILY DISPATCH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31,1935
Legion Auxiliary
With Mrs. Cooper
The Amdrican Legion Auxiliary
will meet Friday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock in the home of Mrs. J. c.
Cooper on West Garnett street.
Miss Maxine Taylor, a member of
Henderson high school faculty, will
be the speaker of the afternoon, and
a large attendance of membership is
desired.
M. E. Young People
Will Meet Friday
The regular monthly meeting oi
the Vance M. E. Young People s Un_
ion will be held Friday evening &t 8
o’clock at City Road M. E. Church,
North Henderson, it was announced
today.
A Duke U.iivers'tv male quv.toi and
a student leader will De me features
on the worship program. The elec
tion of next year’3 officers will take
place in the business meeting. A
large attendence from every church
is expected.
Mrs. Kimball Has
Party Wednesday
Mrs. D. Boyd Kimball, Jr., delight
fu/y entertained at her home on
West Garnett street yesterday morn
ing at 11 o'clock, honoring Mi-ss Mit.
tie Crudup. bride-elect of Saturday.
Upon arrival, the guests were seat
ed at three tables, arranged in rooms
lovely with late fall flowers. for
bridge. After several progressions
were played and scores added. Mrs.
Sam Watkins was awarded high score
prize and Miss Annie Herbert Lamb,
low score.
At these tables the hostess served
a delicious luncheon. After the sec
ond course the guests were invited
into the dining room, which was dec
orated beautifully to carry out a brid
al scheme. The table was covered
with a lace cloth and centered by a
lovely, tiered Bride’s cake. On each
side of the cake burned white tapers
and arranged behind it were large
Shasta daises and fern. Around the
cake, covering the entire table, wert
many lovely and useful linen gifts
for the honoree, brought by the guests
tied with white ribbon and orange
blossoms.
Miss Crudup, who wore a beautiful
two-piece Dubonnet suit with brown
assesories, cut her cake first, and
following each guest cut their slice,
with which they were served ice
cream.
Mrs. Kimball’s guests were: Miss
Mittie Crudup. Miss Betsy Cooper,
_Trs. George A. Rose. Jr.. Mrs. Mor
gan Cooper, Miss Maria Parham, Mrs.
Ferebee Fenner Cooper, Mrs. J. H.
Zollicoffer. Miss Lillian Gholson, Mrs.
M. Y. Cooper, Mrs. Sam Watkins, Mrs.
Conrad Sturges, Mis 3 Annie Herbert
Personal Appearance
Let us take care of your face, hands, and hair. A fastidious
appearance adds greatly to personal charm. You owe your- v
self this care. Our beauty service is complete and our wel
come is sincere.
WEBB’S BEAUTY SALON
Stevenson Bldg. Phone 524
Save With Safety At
Parker’s Drug Store
DRUGS TOILETRIES
35c Grove Og 60c Italian PQ
Bromo Quinine . . C Balm JJt
30c Hill’s O'! _ 50c Jergens
Cascara Quinine .. «1C Lotion JjC
iq r 50c Ipana
Camphor. 2-oz. .. 1»C Xooth P p a3 te 31lC
K” 1 43c SE/J55,.... 39c
39c
35c Vick’s OQ 50c Prophylactic QQ
Salve C Tooth Brush Wv
Cardui S3C 75c Dr - West B, ush and
Ca 100l 00 l b 47c
50c Phillip’s Milk on aste #
of Magnesia .... Woodbury’s Soap,
3 cakes for ul C
.. i9c 27c
40c Fletcher”s Oil Colgates 10c OQ
Castoria *C Soaps, 6 cakes .... LkO C
Parker’s Drug Store
The Rexall Store
Phone 119 We Deliver
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Treat yourself to a flattering “Two
in-One" if you’d make your wardrobe
see rnpractically limitless, for there's
no end to the different combinations
of blouse and you can effect
with this two-piece style. The blouse
of crepe or satin, is lovely to look at,
flattering to wear and so easy to
make—its yoke and sleeve cut in
one piece. Pretty shirring at the
throat is practically all the trimming
needed, but add some sparkling but
tons at the shoulder if you'd dress
it up still further. The skirt is sim
ple as A B C and makes up well in
wool, crepe or velveteen. Complete,
Marian Martin sew chart
included.
Pattern 9638 may he ordered only
in sizes 1 16 18 20 32 34 36 .38 40 and
<2. Size 16 requires 2 1-2 yards 39
ini-u fabric for blouse; 2 1-8 yards for
skirt.
ocud FIFTEEN CENTS in coins or
stamps (coins preferred) for EACH
MARIAN MARTIN pattern. Be sure
to write plainly your NAME, AD
DRESS. the STYLE NUMBER and
3IZE of each pattern.
Send your order to Daily Dispatch
Pattern Department. 232 W. 18th St.
York. N V
Lamb, and coming in for luncheon
were: Mrs. William Grimes, Mrs.
James A. Jones and Miss Alice
Hughes.
Schumann Club in
Regular Meeting
The Schumann Mu«ic Club held a
most delightful meeting with Miss
Peggy Moran yesterday afternoon at
her home on Gholson Avenue.
It was the first regularly monthly
meeting of the year as the first
meeting was a treasure hunt.
Miss Ada Rose Yow, the new pres
ident and Miss Ann Upchurch, sec
retary, called the roll and read the
minutes. After a short business
meeting the program of the after
noon was tdi r en up.
As th° club is to study folk song
ind dances of the nations this year,
German and Dutch music made up
he program for the afternoon which
vas as follows: “Serenade," Miss Ann
Ifpcburch, “German Carol,” Miss
Ruth Burton. Dutch Dance. Miss
Dorothy Mpl)iffie, Dutch Fold Song,
Miss Bessie Mae Johnson.
Delicious refreshments, appropriate
o the Hallowe’en season, were serv
ed hy the hostess, assisted by her
mother. *
CHOIR TO MEET
The Young People's Choir of the
First M. E. church will meet this
evening at 7:30 o’clock, it was an
nounced today.
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Stage Is Set for
Fancy Dress Ball
The stage is nb <-•
as of (hr-> mne-t outstanding events
on the fall socip.l calendar of West
End Country Club, its annual Fancy
Dress Ball this evening from 10 until
2 o’clock.
Already a number of bids >1 «*■»**> bn'"-
mailed to guests from out of the city,
and the evening will see an outpour
ing of Henderson society to the club,
all bedecked in fancy costumes of
many sorts.
The ball room has hoon rlnnwafod
in true JTeiiowe’eo style and will pro
sec* an S.'or,! goHing for the affair.
An added incentive of the evenin'*
will be three valnabel prizes awarded.
A cash prize of $5 goes to the luckv
person or. the dance floor before 19:15
p. m. The other prizes will be
awarded to the best costume for la
dies and for the gentlemen.
The music for the event will be
furnished hy a well known dance
hand which promises to be entertain
ing in every way.
At the intermission hour, refresh
ments will be served.
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To help end it sooner,
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CHURCH SOCIETIES a
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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