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marriages, parties
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
, iiItISTMAS CAROLS
. upon a midnight chair,
-lot ions song of old I
:ingels bonding near the earth
, ,ui the earth good will to i
nii'ii i
|,,,in heaven's all-gracious king”—
_, u ! W urld in solemn stillness lay
Ahr *' the angels sing.
11> rough the cloven skies they |
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peaceful wings unfurled.
I .uiil their heavenly music floats
( ),i ill the weary world;
>VI . its sad and lowly plains
\ bend on hovering wing,
,1 , \ , i o'er its Babel-sounds
r i„. Messed angels sing.
p/ the days are hastening on
ju juephet hards foretold.
u i,, !: with the ever circling years I
round the age of gold;
win: race shall over all the earth;
I , us ietit splendors fling.
whole world give back the I
W't'.i.li now the angels sing.
Edmund Hamilton Sears.
I.AIILV SNOW
, ,w, field • are hidden under flakes
t .f snow.
, ( , IO U' are lightly blanketed with
white;
, . are in their burrows mi
lU'tgtouud. I
■p. w Md is rising on a moonless
night.
pawing at the barnyard
pah! i
P fitird to sjrawstack sheltering; 11 1 «''
fituria
Su , M p, mi v around the earth-bank- j
.(1 sheds
\. _ colts are bedded snug
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I >,, |,,itii i barren to the lighted j
W,„„/ i' > in stove-lengths by the I
(dtc/ie door:
p,pl, riiT m the cellar-bins, and j
nuts
>„>!., riml sacked upon the milk-:
house floor.
ha-. settled on a waiting land.
• :m„- his fragile gifts in upturned
hand.
V.. B. COO PE It.
lIKST SNOW ,
Slew ram. with whiteness like a
frosty bloom
I pon it, hangs a moment still and
high ;
Klossoming against the clouds; then
falls
Kii iily and lightly down the sky.
The petals arc thin and lacy, ten
uous
A- the far cool air that shaped them.
When they meet
Hud stone and heavy earth, they
fall away,
An; lost, and leave hilt raindrops in
the street.
Anita Laurie Cushing
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f and wishing our friends and customers a &
f couple of good wishes &
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J MERRIEST CHRISTMAS §
\ HAPPY NEW YEAR 1
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V When you arc gathered around the fireplace this Christmas eve, with warm hearts
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heating true and memories of the past flashing through your mind we trust that your
memory of us will be as pleasant and full of goodwill as ours will be ol you. 48^
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J We are pleased that we have had the chance to serve you in the past and only
V hope to be able to be of more service to you in the future.
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•J Happy Christmas and A Bright New Year
? Is Our Wish For You! Jjjf
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SOCIETY NEWS x
.LEI HONh 010 * * * * * ********** * HOURS 9A.M.TO 12 NOON
| Hero From Waynesville
l James Young, student at Fishburn
«s spending the holidays at his home
j here.
Here With Kelatives
i Alex H. Gary and daughter, of New
'oik. are spending the holidays in the
city with relatives.
Here From Norfolk
I Miss Mamie Dean, of Norfolk, is
spending the Christmas with her sis
ter. Mrs. J. Harry Bunn.
Here From Mnysville
Russell Parham, of Maysville, Ky ,
j wiU arrive tonight to spend Christ-
I mas at his home here.
Here From Klon
Luther and Roy Boyd, students at.
j Rlon College, are spending the holi-
I days at their home here.
Here From Maryland
J. Harry Bunn, Jr., of the Univcr
j sity of Maryland, is spending Christ
mas at his home on Charles street.
Here for Christmas
Miss Margaret Bunn, student at
\V. C. U. N. C., is spending the
holidays with her parents on Charles
Street.
Miss Everett Here
Mis Martha Everett, of Philadel
phia. will arrive tomorrow to spend
• Christmas day with her mother, Mrs.
W. Brooks Parham.
Here With Mother
Mis Mary Young, student at W. C.
V. N. C.. is spending the Christmas
holidays with her mother, Mrs t J.
I M. Young, on Garnett Street.
.
Spending Holidays Here
Frank Faulkner, of Washington. D.
! CL and Littlejohn Faulkner, of New
i York, are spending the holidays in
the city with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Faulkner.
Here For Holidays
Misses Sallie Sue and Josephine
Pittman, of Columbia. S. C., have ar
rived in the city to spend the holi
days with their mother, Mrs. T. N.
1 Pittman, on Gholson avenue.
I Miss Grissom Weds
Lcandres Clayton
, A wedding of much interest was
solemnized last Saturday afternoon
at five o’clock when Miss Clarice
Grissom became the bride of Laendres
- G. Clayton.
The ceremony was performed at
the home of Rev. A. S. Hale and in
the presence of only a few friends
■ of the couple.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. B. Grissom.
Mr. Clayton is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. T. L Clayton of this city
HENDERSON. (N. C.) DAILY DISPATCH, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1935.
Home for Holidays
Miss Dorothy Dorsey, of Raleigh,
arrived home today to spend the holi
days in the city with her parents.
Here For Holidays
Miss Eugenia Boyd, member of Mid
dleburg school faculty, is spending the
holidays at her home on Burwell Ave
Christmas Dances
To Be Outstanding
Santa Claus is going to be very good
to members of West End Country Club
and their guests this Christmas, bring
ing them two big dances, one Thurs
day evening, December 26, and the
other next Tuesday evening, Dec, 31.
Tony Rinaldo and his orchestra will
play for the event this week and Billy
Groffe will be here to furnish the syn- i
copation next Tuesday.
Guest cards may be secured from I
Sam Alford, chairman of the affairs,
and many Christmas visitors are ex
pected to attend the events.
This season is expected to prove
most outstanding to the club, and the
members have been assured of a glor
ious time by Mr. Alford and his corps
of workers.
Christmas Meeting
For Sorosis Club
The Christmas meeting of the Sor
osis Clnb was held at the home ot
Mrs. P. H. Rose at her home on
Charles Street, which was beautiful
in its decorations of Christmas greens
trees and candles.
The study for the afternoon was
“A Southern Christmas” and Mis. H.
H. Bass gave a very interesting pa
per on “Customs Old and New,” and
Miss Shannon Morton read so beau
tifully “Mary of Nassareth”, a man
uscript copy of a story written by
Miss Emma L. Hooper of the fac
ulty of the Eastern Carolina Train
ing School. This story received first
prize in the “Best Short Story” con
test in our State last year. Miss Jes
sie Rose entertained with a Christmas
selection. All members present an
swered roll call with a Christmas
quotation and joined in the singing
Christmas carols.
Mrs. Crowder, acting as Santa
Claus. distributed gifts from the
Christmas tree and much merriment
was indulged in by the members and
guests.
Mis. Rose then invited all to the
dining room where place cards were
arranged at tables and a most de
licious dinner was served consisting
of a turkey plate and sweet course.
Mrs. Rose proved a charming hos
tess and was assisted by her two
daughters, Misses Jessie and Alice
Warrick Rose. Guests for the after
noon besides the club members were
Mrs. T. B. Rose, Mrs. G. E. Rose. Mrs.
James Pigford, Mrs. J. E. Young, and
Mrs. H. W. Wells, of Atlanta, Ga.
25th Anniversary
For Mr., Mrs Parks
A social event of unusual interest in
the Gillburg community was the re
ception given by Mr. and Mrs. H.. J.
Parks at their country home on Sat
urday evening, celebrating the twenty
fifth anniversary of their marriage.
They were married December 21. 1910.
The home was beautifully decorated
in the traditional wedding colors of
white and green, trailing cedar and
pine was used in lovely effect in the
hall, parlors, and dining room. White
candles gleamed throughout the
house. With the open fires glowing
the scene was one of beauty as well
as gracious hospitality.
About one hundred friends and rela
tives called during the evening to ex
press their felicitations to Mr. and
Mrs. Parks, who received in the hall,
Mrs. Parks was gowned in black
lace.
Mrs. C. E. Page and Mrs. R. F.
Thompson, sisters of the hostess, re
ceived the callers and they were reg
istered in the guest book by Mrs. A.
B. Deans. Miss Ada Page. Jane
Thompson, Margaret Fuller, and Ada
Rose Yow served delicious punch as
the guests passed through the hall.
Mrs. Brooks Brummitt and Mrs. J.
E. Gill received in the rear parlor
where the many and beautiful gifts
of silver were to be seen. Passing on
into the dining room, where Mrs. M.
Marland Martin Pattern
PATTERN 9737
Simplicity is written in every line
and scam of this dainty house frock
thatos planned for busy housewives
who have very little time to spend
on “prettying up.” Marian Martin has
seen to it. that in this pattern there
is a minimum of details to watch—
the fewest possible pieces to cut and
put together, and most saving of all—
the smooth-fitting front and back
yokes cut all in one piece with the
sleeves which perk out in slashed
effect. A few simple gathers where,
the bodice joins the yoke, a pocket
and belt, and its finished. And what
woman wouldn’t adore a new house
frock in as charming a cotton print
as this, with bright buttons for ac
cent! Coose a broadcloth, percale, or
practical seersucker. Complete, Dia
grammed Marian Martin Sew Chart
included.
Pattern 9737 may be ordered only
in sizes 11, 6. 18, 20. 32. 34, 36, 3S, 40
and 42. Size 16 requires 3 yards 36
inch fabric.
Send 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
SIZE of each pattern.
Send your order to Daily Dispatch
Pattern Department, 232 W. 18th St.
New York. N. Y.
L. Coghill. Mrs. Roy Coghill. Mrs.
J. R. Brummitt received, coffee and
sandwiches stuffed dates, nut rolls,
and mints were served to the guests.
The table was beautifully decorated
with silvered pine and evergreen, re
flected in a crystal mirror. Tall cand
les burned at the four corners of the
lace covered table.
The time was delightfully spent in
social converse tind the happy spirit ;
of the occasion and of the Christmas j
season as well made the hours from
eight to eleven pass delightfully.
Hicksboro News
Due to stormy, cold weather the
crowd at Island Creek Sunday school
was rather small Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Baker Shotwell, Tay
lor, and Peggy, also Mrs. M. D. Woody [
and Florence Woody visited Mrs.
Emma Woody Sunday’ afternoon.
H. S. Woody spent Sunday aftei-'
noon with his aunt Mrs. S. A. Green, j
Mr. Leon Gill and family spent;
Sunday in Henderson with Mrs. U. S.
Green, who is very ill with pneumonia
Her friends here wish her a speedy
recover.
J. Spurgeon Woody ret .lined home
Friday night from Mars Hill College
to spend the holidays with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Woody.
Mr. O. H. Platt who was culled to
the bedside of his sick mother in
Asheville last Sunday, returned home
Saturday, stating that she was im
proving.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jones also Mrs.
L. J. Shanks, were dinner guests of
Mrs. L. T. Perkins, of South Boston
Sunday.
H. S. Woody and Henry Averett
motored to Petersburg, a., on business
Aoah Numskuu.
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DEAR NOAH=WHEN WILL
THERE BE AN ECLIPSE
OF THE. HONEY-MOON?
GILBERT COREV-SftN OCSE.CAUF
DEAR NOA4=»F a COLOR
WON'T RUN, HOW CAN \T
BE FAST"?
MRS. ROSALYNDE |e>\2>ELL.
FORT SAM HOUSTON, TEX.
DEAR NOAH=WOULD a GtRL
e>E WELL GROOMED,
HAVING BEEN-NVsRRIED
THREE TlME'b ?
J.R.MC DOWELL
BOWLING Oft.E.LM, QWQ.
COW ON folks
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| Christmas
Joy
At this season of the year our
thoughts turn especially to
our patrons who have made
this year what is has been
for us. To you we owe our
sincere thanks. j
May you have the most joy
ful Christmas and may the
New Year hold in store for
you everything that you de
sire for yourself.
Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year
PAGE-HOCUTT
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Mr. :m<l Mrs. Hammit Gmii.Mit
spi'nt Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 11. I-I. Averett.
Robert Edward Shanks returned
home Sunday from Wake Forest, eol
legc to spend the holidays with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Shanks.
Spurgeon and Edward Woody spent
Sunday afternoon with Thurston
Stovall of Stovall.
Improving
M. C. Pearce continues to show im
provement at Maria. Parham hospital,
where he is recuperating from acci
dent injuries.
An acre of hardwoods should grow
yearly from one-half to one cord of
wood. An acre of pine should grow
yearly from one to two cords.
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At this festal season of reunited home gatherings, and of
added and deepened friendships, let us voice for you and £
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to mind again that chief among our assets is the only one
money cannot buy—your good will and confidence —may
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