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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-08-11
Bathing Beauty Contest q
Committee.

Margaret Coughlin and Ralph
Raschc, co-chairmen. Mae Williams.
Dept. 0; Anna Tango, Dept. II:
Margaret O'Connor. Dept. II; Mabel
Wheeler, Dept. 10: Gladys WysocEi,
Dept. 10; Veronica Leonard, Dept
a; Adam Smlgelski, Dept. 0; Thorn
as Lompert, Dept. II; Clayton Fcl-
lows, Dept. ID: Andy O"Toolc. Dept.
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A brush FIRE, which threatened 70
spread 10 q nearby garage, was ex-
tinguished on High street by fire-
men late yesterday afternoon. The
booster tank was used.
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Tlsh, 0ane club NfAels

Plans for the annual clamhake Of
the Naugatuok Fish and Game Pro-
tectlve association will DO made at
n meeting In the borough court room
tomorrow night. Reports OF the re.
cent outing and OF the trap shoot
on Sunday will TO made at the SEES.
sion which 10 TO stat ut Q o'clock.
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Henry Zwick Named
Third Ward Leader
By Republican Men
succeeds Samuel Lyons, Reslgned-LOcal ROtarians
Guest OF Waterbury Members. 0. 0. F. Dramatic
Club Plans Outing on tiOusatOnic August 23
NAUCATUCK
ww D. Batter Correspondent Naugatuck sS.a

lobby Rt the entrance 10 the tennis
mill and at the Water street en-.
trance 10 the waterproof mill,
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One Of the features OF the u. s.,
Rubber Royal Line outing, August
IS, ut Pleasure Beach, Bridgeport, Is
the entertainment provided for the
children. This year a special com.
mittee undertook the assignment Of
providing entertainment for the
younger members Of u. 8, Rubber
fNmilies. Joe Mcclure Is chairman
and although n married man him.
self has shown remarkable fore
sight In selecting only bachelors and
unmarried women for his commit
toe helpers, This should result In
novel and entertaining NmuScments
for the many children who will at
tend the outing, Members OF the
committee arc;
John T.. Cullen, chairman, assisted
by 8. l.. sammis, Leon Beck, Art
Wood, Miss Wilson, Lillian SalEano,
Marion Lutte, Dolly Baxter, Margc
O'Connor, Josephine Stockton, Har-
rlet Toytek and Olive Alberta.
Tho following program has been
submitted;
ChlldFen'S Entertainment Committee
Joseph Mcclure, chairman.
s. L. sammis, starter; 4 FIRST
prizes for boy or girl. Leon Beck,
starter; 4 second prizes for boy or
girl. Harriet Fatek, starter; . first
prizes for boy 2 first prizes for girl,
Oliver Alberta, starter; 2 second
prizes for boy, 2 second prizes Tor
girl.
Art Wood, Judge; first prize, ]
second prize for boys or girl between
9 and 3. Margaret O'Connor and
Josephine Stockton, judges; 10
prizes plus enough lollypopS for oil
the Riddles.
Hostesscs; Mi8s u. Wilson and Miss
Lillian SAl2ano. Referee: Vie. Peter
son, Equipment; Joseph Mcclure
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Contests
All children up TO age II may
compete. No child may win more
than ono prize,
!. Walking Spanish (open TO boys
and girls); l FIRST prize, ! second
prize, suitable for boy or girl.
2. Newspaper race (open TO boys
and Crib; first prize, second prize
suitable for boy or girl,
3. Steady nerve game topen TO
boys and girlD; first prize, Sec
ond prize suitable for boy or girl.
4. Egg and spoon race (open to
boys and girls); / first prize, I Sec
ond prize suitable for boy or girl.
8. Tortoise race q race for boys,
race for girls); 1 first prize for boy,
second prize for boy, FIRST prize
for girl, second prize for girl.
Q. Potato race tage limit Q TO .
years--boy or Crib first prize, ]
second prize suitable for boy or girl.
7. Sack race taged II years TO ~
years. race for boys, race for
giris); l first prize for boy, I second
prize for boy, FIRST prize for girl, ]
second prize for girl.
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or Max Hughes; judges, Burrows
Younkin and Robert Lowell; scorer,
Donald Linskcy.
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several games IN the near future,
according 10 plans revealed at the
meeting,
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Varied Program Is
Set Up For Outing
Thousands Expected to Attend Annual U. S. Rubber
Company Affair Saturday at Pleasure Beach
Bottle Race For Me

~; Angelo Armeidn, Dept, 30,
First and second prize wanted,
Time; 20 minutes.
Bottle Race For Men
Committee; Announcers, Miles
Long and Ray DcegRn; starter,
Herman RRbinoVltch; starters help
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Track events: LIST event, rs yard
dash for men; End event, 30 yard
dash for women: 3rd event, rs yard
dash for foremen: 9Th event.. 10
yard, 4 man relay-Officc VS.. keds,
Mil VS.. Shoe Co.: 6th event, 30 yard
4 man relay female).
Novelty events: Q event, potato
race for male CentreeS from all
dcpartments); 7th event, potato
race for female (entrees from all
departments; 9Th event, pipe race
for male Centrecs from all depart
ments.
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softbalI Contest

ODhsy8U SVseesss
Chairman. Max Hughes; equip
ment.
Umpire: Dick Tuckey.
lst Leg Champs VS.. End Leg
Champs. Time: mr., 30 min. 1880.
Prizes: - flrsts.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
School Holidays Are
Extended By Board

Two days will be allowed local
school children this year for
Thanksgiving as the result of the
school board action last night and.
slightly over two weeks will glad
den thei: hearts at Christmas.
November 16 and II have been
set aside for Thanksgiving and
the December holidays will run
from the eighteenth of that month
until January fourth Of the new
year.
1t was decided to put the
grounds adjoining the P. w. Moore
high school in shape for athletic
contests and training space and
committee was appointed to in
vestigate the matter.
Successor to the late Sam Will
liams as superintendent of build
ings was deferred until the No
vember meeting of the board, it
being announced that Oscar Will
liams, son of the former superin-
tendent would fill the vacancy
during October.
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EDENTON ADDS N
ANCIENT BIBLE TO
IT'S OTHER FRl

Edantor. Oci7 Edcnton
i nall th:r~G. C.."o!lS IN thc q
est Bible" marathon just nCs y
ing through eastern N0IlA I"
lima. and bids its compciII&a
get out of The infant BIOe q
and graduate into real bl'E :
turity before they Slh2 p
praises any more. ha'".
prized Bible possession Dear =
1893, sevcnty-fvc years ai5-
behind the next "o!dcSt BIof
ported, and it looks as 'r'&.
day as when il was pfli.lc'
command of His Majesty :. !.
Blackburn. young friend 0! y
ernor Charles Eden back j
172O's. first owned the B.0s
corded his family affairs u ''.
on February 7, l776, when .N
rs years old. sold it to IMAM IL :,
Lodge, No. 7. F. and A. N. -. !.
where it proudly rcpoS"S .o.'. :,
a glass case. Come aho "
sometime.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07

Mr.. j. A. Woodland is improving
after an illness.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
SGEITTERlNG :; !: El2 lS!;}7,! GlR41 ! :,

moss-green fabric with j..
sweater. and per, little ,r,.. ~ e
touched with coral. that ,,. ,r,.
actly right for a ga? mn, =
Autumn.
Never had Vernon lootss
tier or smarter than when d.
parted, hope hiah. for Nan ,
ington's home. "'
Darling, of comao ! cq,r,.
up! Didn't your mother ~
he's phoned you several w.
even bearded the !i9ncys /,
dcn-that's poor Aunt s,sir,
take you cut TO dinner Win l.,
Good hcaven's. no." r., -
eyes were startled. hgpD? ~,
Her breath caupht. ~.
never said one word 10 NJ =.
it,"
Because she wants to ,,
Prince KarinGT l0r you DR,,
tell you she'd bc after lin h.
line and sinkcr?"
And you called Tc!gy Sr,
up? You have lis telephone
bcr?"
"Of course. Precious. ! Or
the night he drove me hom. I,
the SuydamS'. I'm no shrr.
violet"
"And-ycu asked him tome
for lunch today?"
Certainly did. i va, n
fair-aftcr Aunt Sadic's snva
him So" Men was cold-cra-
her face before the mirro. F;
made a distinct mOUc as she .
ed, plaintively: Il need you b
for an alibi. Dads giYcn mr. p
a scolding!"
What about? And how c.,
be an alibi?" asked Vernon
Its about my darling Sl
The cats have been mcogng
Dad. He says its absGe
nands-oG!"
Hands of Sugar."
yep! + seems the q
towns talking about Vim
RuShington'S fair chcc-i!dl "a
| How l DO natc ON
Then why On earth do yr
it, Nan? After al, the mr
married"
"Oh, be your agc. Don't b
prude. I'm wild about SugG
rs he meeting us today
suddenly struck Vernon that
wasn't for any phiianlMopr .
tive in drawing Terry and a-
gethcr that Nan had Smnr
hcr for lunchcoI.
"Of course. he is. Dad M
me account for every more .
If I make a kick. the old o..
going to cut of my allognH
threatens. That's why J sT'
you. We're lunching at a neV s
called the Goldfish Taven
CTo be continued
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
Cannot Pawn Balloons

State pawnshop of Paris will not
lend money on balloons. A man has
Just been successful in pawning an
airplane, and In doing SO was told
1t was lucky he was not trying to
pawn a balloon, because the insti-
tuition had loaned money on a bal
loon 60 years ago, and had q suit
brought against it because the bal
looms fabric burst and made it
leak badly. There is everything In
the storerooms Of the shop-sance.
pans and bicycles, gold teeth, and
toys. sewing machines, furniture,
and eTen a canoe.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
Must Think First

"Nlr. GouGy, the @F'at y. v.
rapher, when he was aNhc' !" !.
designed Il new font Of 'ypr " ~
ed a while and then he sa'D' !.
you think CT a letter anI
around 1t. But whatever i''e'",. ;.
writer adopts, or finds i"'ce' :, /.
him, his first problem l' y S,i !
himself to think; and 10 %, ID,
dience which is h",r'',o.
acknowledgements Mof.s,.- Mc-
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
Court Witness Dies Of Stroke

Columbia, Oct. 6-Authur Bar
bee colored, was striken with a
stroke at the court house Monday
Barbee had just left the witness
stand, walked out of the court
house, and fell on the lawn, he
was rushed to the hospital imm ed
lately, where he died in a few
hours.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
Visit Mrs. Burton

Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. O'Neal and
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. S. Rogers spent
yesterday at WilloUghby Beach
With Mrs. Verde Burton who is
rccuperating from an operation
performed at 4 Norfolk hospital
recently.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
AIn,,nhnr Of College Club

Miss Gladys Pritchard of Eliza
beth City was one of four stu
dents at the Woman'S college OF
the University of North Carolina
at Greensboro who were recently
initiated into the zoology field
club.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
Surprise Birthday Party

Mrs. George Morris OF CITY
Route l was given a dellght1ul
surprise birthday party honorlng
her 59th birthday. Monday night
at her home. The party was gwen
by her neighborS and friends. who
brought many pretty and uSeiul
gifts. Delicious ice cream ana
cake were served during the even
ing. Those enjoying the party
were: Mrs. George Morris. hon
oree. Mesdames J. A. Sanders. l..
J. Sanders. G.. L. Sherlock. j. A.
Harris. Mary Ann Jackson, j. M.
Matthews, COnrOy Harris, Bailey
Harris. Oscar Davis. Lee Smith.
Martin Morris. S. L. Sherlock
and Misses Ella Brothers. Lula
Sanders. Vera Sanders. Margaret
Matthews, Nellie Maude Mat
thewS. Gladys Sherlock. Rita Fay
Smith and Doris Harris.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
Truth and Poetry

IN the higher regions If philoso-
ply, and for that matter in all
sciences. a thread Of poetry Is In
terwOyen with the strand of knOwl-
edge, and the pursuit Of truth, as
was seen and proclaimed by Plato,
becomes pursuit of the beautiful
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
In Norfolk Today

Mrs. Jennie PritChard, Mrs.
Maudc K. Banks and Miss Mar
earct McCabc are spending today
in Norfolk as the guests Of Mrs.
Pritchard's SOn-in in-laW and daugh-
ter. Dr.. and Mrs. Macon F. Brock.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
Returns To Virginia Beach

Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. WrOtcn and
two children. Jack and Jean, left
yesterday for their home at Vir-
Ginia Beach after spending sew
Gral days here as the guests of
C.ptain and Mrs. c. H. WrotCn
II West Main Street.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
OCTOBER !

Those who are most likely to
be affected by planetary vibra-
tiOns today were born from June
u through July 20.
General Indications
MOrnlng-DiScOrdant.
Evening-AdverSe.
The afternoon is good for put
ting your illusive ideas into prac-
tiCal usage.
TOday'S Birthdate
You must always avoid i'm
aginary fears and worries for this
would affect your health.
Avoid extravaganza, particu-
larly concerning home or proper
ty in January and February 1887.
Danger from fire, accident, in
strumCntS. temper or rash &C
tons from Dec. 4 through u,
1886.
Socially favorable, cultivate ac-
GEaintanCe of opposite sex from
Dec. % through "a, 1886.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
Returns From New York

Mrs. Horace Gregory. Miss Ruth
Lister and William Hythe and
Jesse John Morris have returned
from a trip to New York. While
there they attended the World
Series ball games.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
DEAR MISS CHATFIELD:

picked the road who turned out
professional He swept of feet and con-
yinccd married week. -Four years have
marriage than then My peo-
pie with the best of their ability helping
me to land the listened to the rattle of his false
teeth Virginia ham and fried chicken If the
way to heart through his stomach this man isn't
healthy has nice batch of diamonds that have been
handed the girl would like to stop
them right exhausted all the tricks know so
am coming you for suggestions.
TWENTIETH CENTURY GOLD -DIGGER-AGE2 20.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07

Mrs. Noble Eldridge of Ports
mouth and Mrs. A. P. Teichmiller
of Newport News have returned
to their homes after visiting their
father, Edger Twiddy. Mr.. TWid-
dy is improving after suffering
from a stroke.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
EdentOn Personals

Edward Wells, Willie White and
Bert Willis spent the past week
end at Nags Head at the Riggs
cottage.
Mrs. c. P. Wales spent yesterday
in Camden on business.
Miss Marie Reid and Miss Dow
cling spent yesterday in Hertford
on business.
H. j. Cuthrell spent the past
weekend at his home in Enfield.
Miss Hazel Goodwin has return
cd after spending the past two
weeks visiting friends and rela-
tives in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Spencer have
returned from New Bern where
they have been spending several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Jackson
spent Monday in Norfolk.
Mrs. Roy Hampton of Plymouth
was in town yesterday soliciting
subscriptions to the State maga-
zine.
Henry Davenport of Columbia
is the new employe of j. N. OgleS-
by.
Mrs. Cutler Wozelka spent the
past weekend in Manteo and
was accompanied home by her
husband Sunday.
Miss DoWeling is spending today
in Sanitorium, N. G. on business.
Mrs. C. w. Gates, Miss Anne
Hinton Davis and Clyde Gates
spent Sunday in Selma visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gates.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Smith and
family have moved from their
residence on Eden street to the
Enoch Ward home on Granville
street.
Kermit Layden spent Sunday in
Robersonville visiting friends.
Jake Muth who has been quite
sick is much better today.
Mr.. j. A. Woodard is improving
after an illness.
); Mrs. john Howell of Norfolk, is
The daily independent., 1936-10-07

Student teachers from this sec
ton at Meredith College who have
been assigned to Go practlce
teaching at Hugh MorSon and
Needlham-Broughton high schools
in Raleigh are: Miss Annebelle
Hollowell of this city, English,
Miss Frances Harris Of this CITY,
Math. Miss Zita Sawyer Of Bel
cross. Math. Miss Mary Florence
Sawyer of BGlcrCSS, Home Econ
omics. and Miss Margaret Kramer
nj this city. Chemistry.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
On Motor Trip

Captain and Mrs. c. H. Wroten
and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Twiddy
are leaving today for motor trip
to AShcville and Tennessee. They
expect to return home Monday.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
In Washington

Mrs. o. F. Gilbert. Jr., is at
tending court in Washington, N.
C., for q few days. Mrs. Gilbert
is secretary to her father, Judge
/ N. MeCkins.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
ChessOns Honor Miss
Sawyer and Mr.. Scott
At Dance Last Night

Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. CheSSon' Jr''
delightfully entertained at a
dance at the Virginia Dare Hotter
last night from 10 TO l o'clock IN
honor of Miss Jane Sawyer and
Mr.. Ammon Jay Scott, who VIII
be married this afternoon at D
O'Clock at the First Methodist
Church.
Music was furnished by an
electric victrola. and approximate
" 200 guests attended.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
Here On Business

Bill MCGOWAN will leave today
for his home in Richmond after
:ncuding several days here on
business.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
In Norfolk Sunday

Mrs. Lou Thompson, Miss Paul
inc Whalcy. Miss Mildred Tatem,
Mr. Thomas Whalcy and Floyd
Whalcy visited Mr.. Frank Bray
III Norfolk Sunday.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
Visiting Parents

Mrs. r. j. Boiling and two chill
Gren. Jack and Elizabeth of Siler
City. are visiting Mrs. BOlling'S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Miles JCn-
ningS on PersSe Street.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07

the guest of Mrs. Jim Daniels on
Oakum street.
Miss Sophia Little and Miss
Lucy Respeus spent Monday as
the guests of Miss Sarah Burton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin GaSkinS have
returned from their trip to Char
lotte, High Point and New Bern.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
In Norfolk Yesterday

Mrs. w. o. Saunders. Mrs.
Evans Blades and little daughter,
Mary Ellen, spent yesterday in
Norfolk on business.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
ING Her Wounded Vanity.

CHAIFIEIlJ
if possible that goes night loves his
Vfe For married my husband stayed
he leaves me every evening
and if say word to speak to me for days on
nd doesn't want any never nave
him have supported myself and heled oS our
home I've been pretty yet clean house. good
food and pleasant conversation him. what will? w. w.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
Mr.. Mann Ont

Mr.. j. V. Mann on Fearing ST.,
is able to be out after being con-
fined to his home for some time
with malaria.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
Here Shopping

Mrs. Dora Saunders and her
daughter. Miss Doris Saunders of
Colcrainc were in town shopping
yesterday.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
A u
I'm Norfolk Yesterday

Mrs. w. S. Rogers and Mrs.
George S. Rogers visited friends
in Norfolk yesterday.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
Accents Position

Miss Myra Hopkins has accept
ed q position with Southern Loan
end Insurance Company as typlSt.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
Columbia News

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Caravan
spent Monday in williamson on
business.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
In Norfolk Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard WhalCy
end daughter, Isabelle, spent Sun
day in Norfolk.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
Miss Whaiev Improving

Miss Ella Whaley is improving
at her home on North Martin ST.,
after having been quite i'll for the
past three weeks.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
In Norfolk Yesterday

Mrs. George Haskett and Mrs.
Raymond Newbern spent ycstcr-
day in Norfolk.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
Visiting In EdentOn

Troy Spencer is visiting rcla-
tiveS in Edenton for a few days.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07

Life wife when loves flies out of the
window discovers loss she thinks the end
hard for her to divert her thoughts from the why and
wounded vanity to be healed
cured All of this takes time will power and hard
work. proof that it be done every land
CAROLINE CHATFIELD.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
STAR SIGNALS
BY
-nCTAYINE'

For persons who believe that human
destiny Is guided by the planet. the daily
horoscope Is outlined by a noted aStro-
logger. IN addition 10 Information OF
personal Interest, II outlines Information
Of special Interest to persons born on the
designated dates.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
ANSWER:


the provb Vain is the neL spread in
might add particularly vain in the
old bird failed to snare him while you were IN the
golden twenty there not Chnaran& chance
him.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
Caroline Chatfield Says

Wife Who Pust Up Cash and Pleasant Conversations
Keeps Clean House and Serves Good Meals De-
serves Better Than to Spend Her Evenings Alone
Nursing Her Wounded Vanity. H..
The daily independent., 1936-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Everette of
Weeks vile, visited Mrs. Everettc's
mother, Mrs. Arthur Butt, and
friends Sunday.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
Social and 0onAonal
Edited Smith
New Hope News

New Hope News
Miss Ruth Haskell who is
nurse in Raleigh and her sister,
Elva, visited her mother, Mrs. Joe
Haskell, last week. AS they were
returning, with their mother &C
companying them, they were
struck by a truck as they were en-
tering Windsor. Miss Haskell and
her mother both suffered painful
injuries.
Miss Gladys Hamrick and Miss
Blanch Everett of Hertford visit
ed Mrs. E. M. Perry Monday night.
Edgar Leanding and friend OF
Norfolk, spent the weekend IN
New Hope visiting his father, JACK
Leanding, and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Henry Greg
ory and little son, Joe Henry, Jr.,
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Gregory's mother, Mrs. Scott, OF
Weeksvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry M. Spcn-
Ger and daughters. Lucy Howell
and Margarette, visited Mr.. Spcn-
GERS parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Spencer. Sunday.
Mrs. Katie White Oliver Of Nor
| folk was a visitor in the village on
Sunday. looking mp old friends.
She said it had been 80 years
since she was here. and she found
only q few people who were IL the
old place when she was here. Ac-
companying her was her daugh-
ter and son-in-laW, and Mr.. Oil
yer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Webb and
children visited Mr.. WcbbS par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Webb on
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Ivey and son of Nor
folk were the guests of Mrs. "
eys brother and SiSterin-law. Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Sawyer on Sunday
She also visited her sister, Mrs.
Matte Robbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leathan UmphlCt
visited Mrs. UmphlCt'S mother,
Mrs. w. K. Barclift. Sunday.
Mrs. Matte Robbins returned
last week from a visit with friends
and relatives in Norfolk.
Mrs. j. w. Jackson, Mrs. E. A.
Turner, Joe BiggS. Miss Naomi
Spivey, and Robert Robbins mo-
tored to Norfolk Thursday shop
ping.
Mrs. Garland Baker and small
son. Garland, Jr.. spent the week
end with Mrs. Bakers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Hurdle.
Mrs. r. r. Perry. Mrs. Garland
Baker, Miss Willie Hurdle, Miss
Vida Banks. Miss Incz Umphlct,
and John Hurdle motOrCd to Eliz-
abeth City Saturday night.
w. E. Dali and S. d. Banks
made 4 business trip to HcrtfOrd
and Elizabeth City Saturday even
ing.
Miss Nell Umphlett spent the
weekend with Mrs. Leathan Um-
phlett.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Sawyer and
Mrs. E. A. Turner motorcd to
Elizabeth City Saturday night to
attend the movies.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NeWby, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Hunter, and
Mrs. Clifton Haskell were among
the Saturday shoppers in Eliza
beth City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Spencer
motored to Hertford Saturday
night.
Mrs. Cliff Banks and daughter,
Marguerite Ann, spent the week
end in Hertford with her mother
and father, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ
Divers.
Mrs. Hilyea of Peoria, ILL.,, who
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. F..
M. Perry, is able to be out again
after being sick.
Mrs. L. r. Webb, who has been
quite i'll from a fall is much i'm
proved.
Mrs. j. w. Jackson visited her
sister, Mrs. Wallace Wood, Of
Woodville Sunday.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07

Miss Ruth Haskell who is a
nurse in Raleigh and her sister,
Elva. visited her mother, Mrs. Joe
Haskell, last week. AS they were
returning. with their mother &C
companying them, they were
struck by truck as they were en-
tering Windsor. Miss Haskell and
her mother both suffered painful
injuries.
The daily independent., 1936-10-07

pleasant conversation clean house. and good food won't
hold man had better begin to make life for herself
on the side friends in and give herself something to
think about that pleasant than her husbands running
which she can't
The daily independent., 1936-10-07
ANSWER

ANSWER:
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husbands fits as soon as ngh aS
and somebody enough to preScrpe the cure
the veterinarian does for this disease IN the 1ou
possible for to love his We
and evening but is pretty certain a ne loves
something somebody else better than he loves her