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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-02

What do you think of SocOnys new MObigas?" Our deal CTS have asked that question of thousands of motorists the past two weeks The answers are revelation!
 "Fe like extra cylinders under the hOOd" sure is stepped up.' ."Take our local hills in high, now"
 On results like these millions have made MObilgas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-02

Americas Iargest-sellng gasoline n six short yeGrs!
 Test MobiIgas in only its performance, but its nIeage See if you don't the finest gasoline SOcOny ever sold!
 Stop the Sign of the Flying Red Horse Standard Oil of New York, Division of SOcOny Vacuum Oil Co.,, Inc. :
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-02

entries for this tourney must ba handed in before July Q.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Book Club Meets

Mrs. s. z. Nixon was hostess 10
the mClnbcrS Of The Book Club
and ether friends a. q lovely
party on Wednesday afternoon az
her homo, which was very attrac-
tive with a prCfuSion Of fall flow
Crs. Following 2 short business Sos
sion, there were several progress
&ions CT rock at fclr tah.c5. MrS.
Nixon vas assisted in serving Q
salad course by Mrs. William
Nixon and Mrs. J. W. Nixon
Those present were, Mrs. II. G.
Brown Miss Eliza Harrc,i, Mrs.
Hattie Hathaway, MIS-. Martin
Kellogg, Miss Margaret Jordan.
Mrs. J. e. Gregory, Miss Bertha
Hill. Mrs. L. WOof2rd, MY. H. &.
Benton, Mrs. william Nixon. rGr&.
>. a. Payne Mss Sue Payne, Mrs.
N0rC!ce. Cross, Mrs. +. l.. Pierce.
MrG. T. II. Cross end Mrs. CT. Il.
RcurJrcG
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
SAN FRAEEfSGG VII
CREE: EMiNS GNt

San Fran,iaco. G-t e.
San Francisco an& E"1 B&
dents arc going 20 say h..
Good bye" in a.mas' o.. .
breath to H. r. Et"~
circl;ng reporter, when D. b
from Manila TO start %.
of his commcrcia. a..p.-
around the world.
Representative Of q
Howard ncwSpapcrG SEA
Ekins wcnid b. IN Sm -.
only q Few minute.
He will broad a .
greeting over . n"lN
hook-up, receive " "2'' p. o.
from M"yOI ~. gu .
Francisco if he IS. as exp
first of three cOmDo.'a.s W.
San Francisco. and i@c1 .,.-
to New YorE % c.@'..."
Journey. .sr
q large crowd :. r"'c',
Alameda airport. Oh ..
If san rranci5cc G"" 70
Pan-Emcr!caD -
Clipper the later part o.. ~.
E;tinS is a report. D'' -
York WorId-TIat
Howard ncw5paD"E
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Bi"ihllV pGriv

Mrs. a. 7. Hoflc: entertained IN
homer Of thc fourth birthday of
her daughter, Ellen FRANCES.
Monday afternoon at lie" hcaic.
which was 2ttractivoiy decorated
f0r the occasion. The center
ricce for the table was 2 lovely
birthday cake with four candles.
Various games and contests were
CniJyCd ard afterwards ice, cakes
and r!iNtS were served by tic
hostess assisted ~ Mrc. Ocol
Win&lCW.
Those present wcrc Gerald and
DGrOthy Bray, Helen Marie Hot
.cr, Billy and Edward I.aasitcr.
JacGuclinc Pierce. Betty WiggiliS
Byrum, 4. C. Hiilard, Jr.. Mar
GarCt anne White, Tlclma and
Mary Katherine IIof.cr.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13

w. I. Halstead spent Friday in
Raleigh attending to business.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Plymcu5a r~>

.'-ft. a. "a, 4. .,...
MS. HenG Lyon ..,, .'.,..
tcrta!n2d tho u..
Round ooacn 5rsa ~.,
CT guests !rlaag ,.G..
The tab!GS lor
arranged in t.c .....--
many loyciy la4 ~.
Tor decoration.
Mrs. C-aud.Us ..uG.-
piled high seer ag. ..
white pottery rln "a. u,-.
Mrs. Jack Rad ~ua
for guests, p ga'ra.
Mrs. Il. -. n.... ,..
score ana ~ .........
paper Wci@..u.
III" hoatca@ ..r.a .-
an unusual" ~.m.
consisting Ct pa.. ..
salad decorated U.r ,-
stuffed cggs. cIcam ,.,..
ham roll. I,'lar. a~
dressing end bot .o.. ~..
and cream.
Those cnjoymg Mrs. Lyon.
pitality were: Mrs. II. So.
Mrs. T. l.. Bray. Mis-. e ~
an, Mrs. FrIla Win .a~
Jack Frank, Nj. H. T. D
Mis-. J. i. Edmon&sG. m. n
tha HcrntLa!, LIS. jar. /.
Mrs. RoDt. Johnson. NJ r.
Thompson ana NJ. Dag NJ.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Delightful Buffet Snp"rr
For Miss Pendlci"A

Miss Helen Gather and MAJOR
,5orrisrttc charmingly intertainco
~ - brfrett supper at the homo OF
MIS- Gather on West Main Street
sunday afternoon from , until
$40 O'Clock. in honor Of Mis-
Frances PcndlCtOn and MI.
Gecyac LonGon. who will be mar
,,cd on October Oath. at Christ
Church. The spacious rooms we're
decorated with a prOfuSion oil I2A
flowers with yellow predominaJ-
inc. yellow candles gave the only
Eant for the occasion, casting /
soft allow over the setting. The
dining table was lovely with =
lace cloth and had as a center
piece. a bowl Cf yellow pom poA5
end eladioluS. Tall burning tap
erS we're used on opposite cndS
OF tn" table.
The guests for the occasion
were: Miss Frances PendI@ton.
Ms. Louise White Freeman. Miss
Helen Little. Miss Margaret Fear
inc. Miss Camilla Foreman. MISS
Sarah Badnam of Edenton ana
RalciGh. Miss Margaret Winder.
Miss Hazel Pcndieton. Miss ISa-
belle Jcnnette and George Lou
Gon of Southern Pines. Tommle
Jackson. Royden Daniels. And
rev Bailey. Horace Lynch. Frank
HOllOWcl. Billy Moore. Clarence
Morse. Edward Dunstan and jack
PlVGen of EdentOn.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Columbia News

Miss Betty Collins of Roper is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. J.
White.
W A. Davenport and C. w. Ia
5cEn spent Friday in Raleigh on
business.
Miss Louise Perkins of Colds
bOf0 is III town visiting friends.
EHl3. L. 7. COh00n and Mrs. T.
x. yerby were N Plymouth Fri
day On business.
Sheriff Victor MeeFins of Man
t2o is spending a few days in town
Cn business.
Mrs. Edward Cohoon, Jr., is Wis
iting her mother in Richmond.
James O. Taft is i'll at his home
with malaria.
Mrs. w. J. Cofficld, Hazel Cof-
field and David COfficld are lcav-
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
OCTOBER I3

4
Those who are most likely to be
affected by planetary vibrations
tcday were born from Sept. II
through 80.
General Indications
ATornin;f-Vcry good.
hftcrn0on-EXccilent.
Evcring-SeriouS.
Today's Birthdate
You should have many talents
and the public should appreciate
them.
You should expand and gain
through your mentle efforts. pa
rCrs. relatives or travel in October.
1896.
&c careful 10 guard against
cXlra"ag&ncc in the home or
through your mental efforts.
Danger Dec. Is through %.
1855.
Socially favorable. deal with
the opposite sex from Dec. Il
through 30, 1886.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
South Mills News

Miss Pauline Dale spent the
weekend with her parents at
Goldsboro.
Miss Montinc Ward and Miss
Maine Riddick spent Saturday in
Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. "SncokS" Burn
ham spent the weekend with MI.
Burnham's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
George Burnham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin C. Harris
and daughter, Leona, of Newland,
were the Saturday night guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mullen.
w. I. Halstead spent Friday in
Raleigh attending to business.
Miss Airline Spivcy went to her
home in HobhSvillc over the week
end.
Miss Anabel Wood was the
weekend guest Of her parents a.
Woodville.
Miss Inez Stevens spent the
weekend at her homo in Shiloh.
The Sewing Circle OF South
Mills met Friday night, O&tOb2r
8, at the home Of Mrs. w. T.. AL
bertSOn. A Wienier roast had been
planned, but on account Cf the
weather the Wicniers had to be
cooked and enjoyed in the house
However the evening was very en-
joyable and quite a bit Of fun was
had by all Of those present. Those
present were Mrs. Carl Jacobs.
Mrs. R. C. Dozier. Mrs. 2. Y. Jones,
Mrs. 3. L. Ivey, Mrs. F. NJ. Eas0n,
Mrs w. H Eason, Mrs Sanford
Chaffin, and Miss Helen DOzior
Mrs. Vernon Burgess visited in
Elizabeth City Saturday.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Sunbury Social
rrIcr;o;r. Er;J-c Cic1

Mr.. and MIS-. w. j. Hayes en-
tcrtaincd the member OF tl@T
E.riHon club Friday evening IL
their home. Elmwood, which was
.,,r aLtractlvrV decorated Win
fall flowers. Bridge WAS pAy@d
at three tables and prizes were
won 1v Martin Kcl.o2| and HU-
bert EaSon. After the game a de-
ilcious ice course w2S served by
the hostess assisted by Miss Mabel
Parker and MRS. r. G.. Hayes.
Thoe2 playing were: Mr.. end
EGrs. Martin Ko.oGg, NJ. +. =.
Fierce. M. and hG.&. HIb"rt ga
son, MI. and MIS-. Frank Ean!o.!.
Ms. T. G. Hayes, Mics rtn2i PA
kcr, L. c. Hand, and M. ald Mr%.
W. j. Hayes.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13

Mr.. and Ms. I'd Orc.
Sidney Ward. il, a'Jaait
Caloon-MaGiS0n %cdc@
Washington SATURDAY
DR.. and Mrs. Jan MIA
daughter, Lavinia Of w
spent the weekend with II
Mrs. H. A. Wi.liigrd 2A
dit!l Johnston.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
EngagcYnent Announced

Mr.. ana Mrs. J. c. PritchGrd Of
Elizabeth City announce the en-
g2gement and approaching MAJ
riage of their daughter. Maggret
Naomi. to Alfred B. Sawyer. Jr..
also OF this city. The marriagc
viii be aoieinniZed in NoveGb"r.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Visit SCiiSS

AIr. and Mrs. Lon Goldberg of
New York Ci,y and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted Mack CT Les Angeles, Cali
t0lnia. spent the weekend as the
Gues-s Of ~. and Mrs. Julian
Sel;g on West Main Street. Mr..
GoiCbC"o IS secretary to Major
Edward PCWeS.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13

Mrs. Lula Hampton ro'E
Boone Saturday.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Return from Honeymoon

Nj. and Mrs. Jay Scott have
returned from their honeymoon
and are living in the Bel Air
kpartmcntS on North Elliott St.
Mrs. Scott was Miss Jane Sawyer
Gaughter Of EGr. and Mrs. w. c..
sawyer. before her marriage last
week.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
ENJOYABLE DANCE

Mrs. Graham Commander. Mrs.
BurruS Tillatt. Miss Marie Davis
and Miss Mildred TaUCm enter
tanned at a very enjoy2ble dance
at TeXaco Beach last night. Mus
ic was furnished by a electric VIC
troia. approximately 100 guests
attended, and q good time vas
hGI Ilv all.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Return Here To Live

Arthur Lynn haS arrived from
Henderson where he has been
.!yins for several months. and viii
move his wife AMI baby here &Cor
% reside. This Lynn5 lived here
before moving to Henderson.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Wcrtford News

~. ~. -. ,-,
,,,1t,.. -Nt' "I,'' NA1 D. $50. -',"'J'I o!
" t"i''-I1, ,'ii' -. 80 We!t Uise "c"h'
cHa SIG''" o4 MES. a. Il. %1Wco-c
h'' ana -AF". G'ch S22n q
D"'It''h ! >',4. tnc |SSs"'hH II
" 'H'"-'' 'lS.'ti' 4. y. L'l&n. MS
1f-l&i' Nl' LclSh @ccosn!"hl9S
'--'i4i ~ 1'oi Hill
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Weekend Here

Miss ESlC Hobbs. who IS attend
ing school ct Strayer Business
COLLEGE in Washington. spent tic
Weekend with her parents. Mt.
ana Mrs. J. Walton Hobbs on Nc
FhCISOn SrteCt.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
P:irD.nS To Williamson

Mrs. JImlny DOaier left VcSter-
day SC. Williamson where she IS
cE2iCycd IN the WPA office, al
ter spending q few days at her
i.urlc ca ICrth Maytin Street.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Moyock News

Noyock. Oct. 12.-MiSs Marion
Fjskc Of ChoWan high schoo! fac
atty at Gnlall's Cross Roads spent
th2 week cnd with her mother,
Ms. r. e. Eis!;c.
Miss Eosa Mann spent Tuesday
n WASHINGTON.
Mr.. and MIS-. A. J. Chesson and
daughter, Miss Ellie Chesson, of
Lake Lure end Miami. Fla. arc
.!lc guests Of Mrs. Bettic II. Ches-
son.
Mrs. /. 2. houston and children
orc spending some time in Pan
tcnO where he was called ON &C
counI Ct the illness Of Ecr father.
MIS-. 7Iaude Murray spent
Wednesday at Enotts Island en-
business.
Mrs. z. F.. johnson OF Currituck
vas the guest Of her daughter,
MIS-. RcpIYt Z. Vest, Thursday.
raymond N. Chcsson of Salem.
y. J., and Miss Evelyn ChcSson,
Wno has bc2n attending business
college IL RALEIGH. are spending
;0,nc time with tncir mother, Mrs.
Bctli2 NJ. ChcSgon.
'-r3. p. l.. Fiakc and Miss
Mario L.lSte s;1cnt Saturday in
Norf < shorE:ng.
DR.. S. M. A--enIi motcrcd to Nor
fOiE Thursday ca huGinosS.
TGEhY'S FASHION TIP
IIcnna. burnt orange and The
flame shades are go5d IL fajl.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
MCCL.- Ersl EnrH

Sanford hydl"tt has returned
tc Washington where he is a
student ct Straycr Business Co.
go" after spending the weekend
Win his parents. Mr.. anu Mrs. n.
7. Ayd!Ctt on South Martin st.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Returns To Southern Pines

George London has left for his
AC.2,e IN Southern Pines, after
Visiting Miss Frances Pendlcton
e. Gor nome on West Main Street.
aad Attending the buffet supper
g:.en b. Miss Hc,Cn Gather and
Major ETcrrisette on Sunday.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Visiting Daughter

M. and Mrs. ". ". WoodIcy
cl west Church Street are Spcnd-
nle several days in PetclSbr' 9,
VIRGINIA. VISITING their Son-in-laW
ana daughter. Dr. and Mrs. e. J..
Nixon.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Visits Parents

Leslie Armstrong, Jr. who i
attending Boyd Business School
in Washington. d. C.. visited hi&
parents. Mr. and Mrs. l.. 2. Ann
strong on Cypress Street over the
weekend.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13

Miss Eosa Mann spent Tuesday
n WASHINGTON.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
ECturnS Horne

Ms. Roy Parker and little
d2uohter. Beverly Heath, will
leave today for their home at
Suabury after visiting her par
ents. Nj. and Mrs. R. f. Lewis
On Pennsylvania Avenue.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Returns To Raleigh

Cader Harris as returned to
resume lis studies at State Col
iage in Raleigh after spending a
few days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. p. Harris.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13

w. P. Ewes Of WeeksVillc sp"Nr
the weekend with Mr. and Ms.
J. ". Johnson On Dyer Street. h2
was accompanied home LT his
wife who had been spending "
week with her parents.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Visit In Wilson

M. end Mrs. Ben Goodwin and
their guest, Nr. Charles NJ
Keevcr Of Boston, visited MI. and
Mrs. j. w. Goodwin III Wil.oN
Sunday.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Personals

AIr ana Mrs. w. ?. Earr2ii! who
have ECcn spending the summer
az their hCma IN Fcisht. M;chi-
cGn. arrived Friday for a weeks
St@% with Nj. HarTe!i'S sister.
Mrs. +. N. Cross. and Mrs. =. L.
Pierce Cnroutc 10 their ho:nc ii
Tampa, Fla.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Visits Mother

Miss Evelyn Hill. who IS a grad
Uatc nurse Of Norfolk General
G0-Eital, spen. the wcck-cn&
with her mother, Mrs. Evelyn Ill
en- East Burgess Stree.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
CAROLINE CHATTIELD.

ing Monday for Baltimore to
spend The week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander IIar-
Der and son. Zan, Jr., were the
guests of Mrs. S. N. BatCmGn Sun
day.
Mrs. L. A. Armstrong has re-
TUNED to her homo in Washing
,on after visiting hCr daughter,
MIS-. H. w. McClccS for the past
week.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
RciurnS Homo

Mrs. W. B. Bishop has returned
to her home at NagS Hcad &lv"E
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carcv S. Balance at NCWiand.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
81 Norfolk Saturday

III. and Mis-. H. L. Sears Of
NCFhsrSOn Street and Mrs. jar
is Cooper Of Cedar Street spent
Saturday N Norfolk.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Honey" johnson Here

John Honey Johnson, who
toachCs school az Go!Gboro. spent
TIC weekend with his parents.
ELr. and Mrs. J. w. Johnson on
DyCr Street.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Visit Relatives

Mrs. John Marshall and It'll"
daughter. Ann McKccVcr. and
Miss Ann Marshall scent Sunday
in Rocky Mount as the guests ct
Rev. and Mrs. O. N. Marshall.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
IGaTCS For Weldon

John Thomas Morris left yes
tcrC2E for Weldon where he has
accepted a position. Mr.. Morris
formerly operated q dry cleaning
H.eQt here.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Visits PIrCNsS

Pil.v Love spent the weekend
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
u. / Love. il, on West Ehrlng-
l,guS Street. Billy is q student
al State College II Raleigh.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Chester Morris III

Chester Morris, local attorney.
is confined to his home at Cur
lituck courthouse, SUFFERING from
g throat ulcer.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Attend Meeting

hIr. and Mrs. W ?. Jennings
arc expected to return today from
EinStOn where MI Jennings at
tCui q P. T. A. meeting yesterday.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Vayp ShDDrinT

Mrs. j. W. roster and her
daughter, Miss Geraldine Foster,
of Newland. were IN town SHOP
ping yesterday.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Visiting Daughter

Mrs. Ed. Gordon left Sunday
for Winston Salem where She viii
spend month visiting hCr
GaushtCr. Mrs. Roy Deal.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13

2l!cir Ec~&lGn Mm5 iO' MrcreS
s.;iuY c'rb cCiiat and pHN
tf!yGrqt i"h2 IS n&@d on this mt'T.
gsi;HC lDri me r,he bcN ~ n dai!
.;iyrlc t1SMcr Nnl Me mmpnSPtt
uiIe ,iltt c1nSpire 10 iiGtte' {
Sie%32' UIiGt
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
RihlN Glass NEnctS

The Students Wesley Bible class
of City Road church will meet TO-
night with Mrs. J. w. Alexander
en- Cypress street at 7::30 O'Clock.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Here Sunday

rIr. and Mrs. Victor Sylvester
Gni son, Murray Kent. Of Grad
c0c,; spent Sunday here visiting
relatives.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Visit In EdGntOn

Miss Hilda Rogers, Miss Flea
nor Raper, Joe Stokes and Mar
vim Seymour visited friends II
EdCntOn Sunday.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Leaves For DctrGit

Mutt PritChard left yesterday
for a business trip to Detroit. He
will be away about q week.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Social and Q01Aona(
Edited hv Saunders Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory Here

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gregory have
arrived from New York on their
boat, and will be here for some
time.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Weekend In Norfolk

Mr.. and Mrs. JournCay AyC,le.s
OF Woodruff Avenue spent the
weekend IN Norfolk VISITING rcla-
tlvCS.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Nr. NEOdlin Here

NJ. Julc NoGlin Of NagS Head
vas in town or business ycster-
Lay.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
IN Norfolk SnnIay

Mrs. ClaUc;c Richardson, Misses
Dorothy I'd S,riic Richardson
spent Sunday in Norfolk.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13

Mr.. ard Ms. John Ia.
two SONS attended The .
game at Chapel Hill Sa'ul
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
In Norfolk Yesterday

NJ. ami Mrs. ! C. seymour
spcn. Yesterday II Norfolk on
..uSiuC5S.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Mrs. Summer I'll

Mrs. Thomas B. Sumner Of
ECrtfCrd IS il ct a Baltimore
hospital.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Visits Relatives

Miss Pauline Wfa!ey visited
relatives IN Camden yesterday.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13

Mrs. Gordon Norman q 2
mond and Mrs. Cym. Nom
Ea.cig.Mi, are vls.'Gg laeI .
and mother law. Hr 10.
M. w. Norman.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Returns Homo

GEORGE Fearing has returned TO
his home on Cedar Street from
trip 20 NCW York and washington.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13

Mr.. aCG Mrs. L. Z. Mccoy spcn.
tic week end with Mrs. McCOy'S
parents in Cove City.
J. Il. Hill returned Sunday af-
ter ten days visit with his son.
EoT. Eagry Hill. IL Eostoa.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Caroline Ch0ttIeld Says

Ca. a Woman Make Herself Over After Forty? Yes
i Hllr 3 S!rcsd Enough To Discover What's Wrong
;:,. Homes! Enough to Admit That She Is Running
Ter Own life a. " ell as Her Husbands and Chill
tr@n = Lives.
DEAR CHATFIEGD:
Ca herself after forty? Is there hope for one
who has lifetime in hate and crooked thinking am
married the world and have TWO lovely
daugc their sakes that want to change To go back
beat mother and take her
the family until she broke down. When
quite school her and take OF three
The home belonged to mother and when she died drove
a through high school ana
college They married Wel-tC0 well m@y5c-IOr soon
NJ evident ashamed Of Bitterness entered by
At married man any
thought start lrc
critical Of everybody criticize one neigh
another being
another letting her children run wild And SO
1885, UaS remind myself that have worse 1au!S
an 2lt myself friends am frightened of life.
MYRA.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Gr@n = Lives.

ANSWER:
yO; your calling You should have been psyche
" by Profession Anybody who dig into her past and find
tendency to think crooked then trace the
ol crooked thinking in her own life and or65Cc It's
cujt5 husband and children can Go anything Yes a
v"n after Ortyf Slc recognizes the
c~.is rlr .s!aking herself over.
Iio isn't remote chance of your being happy OF OF your
wife mother until you have got rld o1 e hc
poison that pemeating life Sewng inside you can't
ancoh relationship with nearest ana dearest or IN
Cvj;gbY what is inside of us. bitter or sweet
This habit of criticism the quecre Things in human ma
conscinces lash want to get SoclNlg cl the
o5lcr Sfrepcct We PICK Oh; MS talS
and lf,r.wi people who 6vccD TO cl;t'CH VIC
managed to resist we Don uH
nec haven't o. don't admit to having
vcy Eit of defensive boomerang that comes H:"s
wad power the gftie gle uS-
CilSel's itleTS US
This done, half the battle is won.
CAROLINE CEATTIELD.
Prob general submitted by readers Will be discussed
pblcatlGn VIII Dc &l'Welco
provided they contain stamped envelopes
confidence. Write Miss Caled IN care OF tl
newspaper.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
Doe Dies of Broken Heart

Kennctt, Mo. -W,R)- An IL
vcar-old rat terrier owned by
Mrs. U. A. PreSnell died when the
boy who played with the dog
moved from here. The dog 2CfUS-
ed to cat.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13

NJ. and Mrs. Cross spent the
weekend with MrG Cross par
onts, Ny. and Mrs. G. Tucker in
GriftOn.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13
STAR SIGNALS
BY
-lCTAYINE'

for persons who Believe that human
destiny Is guided by tie planet, the da'S
horoscope is outlined by noteo as'ro.
Ioqer. In addition 10 Information OF
pcrscnel interest, it outlines Information
Of special interest to persons born en- the
CcsianatCd dstcS.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13

Mrs. Charlie Noba.n. IS
ing scmc time in Ea.uan.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13

Miss M0ntinc Ward and Miss
Maine Riddick spent Saturday in
Norfolk.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13

Miss Inez Stevens spent the
weekend at her homo in Shiloh.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13

Mr.. and Mrs. ". ? L.Jr.
son. were VISITING in NG! !
the week end.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13

Nir. az. MIS-. s. ". Enc" Of
Aho%kj2 spent the week Cn3 with
tAcr mother. MIS-. 7. II. Cross.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin C. Harris
and daughter, Leona, of Newland,
were the Saturday night guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mullen.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13

Mr.. and Mrs. "SncokS" Burn
nam spent the weekend with MI.
Burnham's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Burnham.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13

Miss Airline Spivcy went to her
home in Hobbsvillc over the week
end.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13

Miss Anabel Wood was the
weekend guest Of her parents a.
WoOdville.
The daily independent., 1936-10-13

Miss Pauline Dale spent the
weekend with her parents at
GoldSboro.
The Washington times., 1936-08-24
RIFLE, PISTOL
STARS IN MEET

CAMP PERRY, Ohio, Aug. "a
G.N.SO.-Hundreds of the best
rifle and pistol shots in the coun-
try were on hand today as the
national match program opened
with the registering of shooters
who will take part in the small
arms firing school, which is the
forerunner of the competition pro-
grams. Three thousand will take
part.
The junior camp, which is built
up of competitors who will take
part in the Junior small-bore rifle
matches, will have an enrolment
of nearly 200 boys and girls be-
tween the ages OF IL and Is. The
juniors are scheduled to begin
their target practices this after,
noon, and tomorrow morning they
will go to the firing line in com
petition for the national honors
on the junior ranges.
A total of 119 teams are entered
in competition this year. Included
are AZ national guard teams, Al
civilian teams, nine R. o. T. C.
teams, nine C. M. T. C. teams, five
service teams and three American
Legion teams.