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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-24
BIG GAME SEASON

The state game and fish commission has
announced a 30-day open season on big game
in parts Of the Bitter Root valley in Ravalu
county. Hunters will be permitted to take one
elk, one deer and one mountain goat from
Sept. 20 to Oct. co. inclusive The open ter
ritory is that part Of Ravali county drained
by the west fork Of the Bitter Root river
and all parts Of the county lying west Of the
Bitter Root river and north Of the confluence
Of the east and west forks Of the Bitter Root
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-24
Is TEACHERS RETIRED

The state teachers retirement board at q
recent meeting approved the applications Of
rs public school teachers for retirement and
placed II others on the disability list. The
retired teachers, it was stated, would re-
ceive pensions of approximately $3.50 q year.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
Stumpy Point
Personals

MIR, Hall and MI. Rouse OF LIN tie
p I Ederer Net ana l"lllE 'o4ii
pany are in town tins "eeN'
Mr.. Anderson and Mr. Hughes,
with Clarence Midget, areInele mere
this week representing the Lilleii
Thread company OF BaiCilhoie'
Mr. and Mrs. Joe zabana spent
tbe week end at Engelhard Will
o. D. Fuiford.
Word has been received here by
Mrs Lennon Hooper that nel
hrother, Jarvis Midget. O! JaCA-
sonville, Fla, is seriously III Will
pneumonia.
Pew G. C. Wood, the Methodist
nastor, is at Rodanthc th-3 week,
conG1c1ing a revival. Pans are
como forward for the BlsnopS
Crusade. which will be he.d April
q The pastor has as E!s ann
every church member present.
Mr., and Mrs. Warren Meeklns
loft sunday for Elizabeth CITY;
where they will visit MI. Meehins
mother MIS-. Mollie MeeKlnS, on
WeStover Blvd. From there MIS-.
Meekins will go to Murfreesporo
to visit her people, Mr.. ana MlS'
p e Parker. They were accom-,
panied by their son aii" ~
! MeeEinS.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
brings Speedy Comforting ReIas
TIRED, ACHING
SWOLLEN FW

Thi- wonderful prepa~s ion 2I
known au over E:iGCr.,a Is MJOIe'
Emerald Oil is so eH!citnt n Tx
redtmlnC Of coiG@.On everyday
foot Iroub eS that tie unbe2r2b.c
soreness ana pain often stops with
cne application.
Mconc'S Er.cra d Oil ! SEE and
pleasant % use, ]. CC-sH Z st&m or
lcars : greasy r-'ii.e. !. i 80
rO"cc fGl!y All ayt.' nd C'o@oT-
an na" al UnD.I-..n- 0aorS .c-
su.ting frcm excessive toCt pcrspiT-
9 in aIc instant : i I'D o1 bit:
c we SNOW VII Shcw you BEYOND
ali question that you have 1t last
di covered the way to solid toos
comfort.
Ask Ovsrmar & s ov~n7cn @
"GW druggist &C.. ~ cr.~,no! bote
Hf 7I?sro' Za "rE'd Oil ANY
l'-.~r.gr r ~. 20 "'E VII e.
clad 20 supply you.--AGv.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
Kitchen Shower

NeSdameS P. P. Gregory, Yer
non Duncan. Graham Sawyer and
Miss Rosa Gregory were join.
hoSteSses at a kitchen shower
honoring Mrs. Bingham HalStead
at the home of Mrs. P. P. Gregory
at Indian Town Wednesday night
at eight o'clock. Mrs. Gregory 5
home was very attractively deco
rated with spring flowers and Eed
candles. the color scheme Of red
and white being carried out IN
both the decorations and gifts.
which Mrs. HalStead received. The
dining room table was covered
with d lace cloth and centerGd
with beautiful punch bowl over
which Miss Rosa Gregory Dres!d-
ed. A buffet supper was @arTed
the guests during the evening. al
ter which bingO was played.
Around fifty people were invited.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
Williamson Social

Ndre Clarence Taylor of Rober-
eonviIle visited her mother. WITS
A. L. Roebuck, on Nam SUree' oii
Tuesday.
William Manning was a bu l.
ness visitor in RoberSonVll!e LUIS
day.
K 2 Crawford, Max Simpson,
Asa Crawford and Paul SIMPSON
attended the ball game between
he Boston Red SoX ana Clncln-
mai Reds. in Rocky Mount wed
nesday.
Guy Thomas, who underwent
an appenGiCiti operation IN
washing oa hospital Tuesday
morning. is getting along nicely
Attorney Ebert Peele is attend
INC court in Plymouth this We,h.
Mrs. J. w. Hodges visited her
sis. er, Mrs. S. S. Bailey, IN Ever
etts Monday afternoon.
Mr.. JameJ D. Taylor, travelling
auditor of the Southern Bell Iele-
phone Co. CT New Orleans, La, IS
in the county visiting re!at!VeS
for several weeks. At nc eXplra-
IiCn Of his three months vaca ION
Mr.. TaylOr viii go to Charlotte,
where he will continue his WorE
with the telephone company.
Miss Matte Lou Anderson Wis
tied friend in Everet.S Tuesday.
Miss Norma Hardy of Everet:s.
visited her grandmother, Mrs.
B-tty Hardy, this week.
Jessup Harrison was a business
vi itOr in EvcrettS Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Margclis
and Mrs. Irving MargO!iS return
ed Tuesday from visit in Wins
tOn-Salem.
Miss Mildred PurviS was a bus
ines visitor IN EverestS tuesday.
Miss Irene Tetterton spent yes
terday in Washington shopping.
Ira Harrison was a business Wis
itor in Everett. Monday.
Miss Rita Weaver visited Miss
LorGnc Weaver. he- sister, and
S vcral friends in Raleigh last
weekend.
DR.. LeaviSter and son, Percy, Of
Raleigh. we're business visitors
here Wednesday,.
Miss Ella Mae Gaylord is spend
ing this week in Greenviile at
tending a distriC, w. P. A. meet
ing.
w. B. CopperSmith of Elizabeth
City was a business viitor here
this week.
Mrs. w. A. Cherry of AulanGer
visited Mrs w. J. Smith on Man
street this week.
Miss Ruby GurganuS of Wa h.
ington visited friends here We'd
naSd2y.
Mrs. Guy Thomas viei ed her
husband III Washington WedncS-
day.
J. =. ThrGwCr was & bu incss
vl2i CT in " mouth Tucsday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Goodwin Gas
kinS, Of Washington. visited in
Plymouth and here Wednesday.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
I'm THE GARDENS OF OLD
ENGLAND"

Come ye apart awhile and we
will rambie together down the
lanes Of Old England.
Visit the stately gardens Of the
titled rich and the cottage gar
denS of the humble poor.
Hike over heather-clad moor
lands of the Cornish coast.
Catch the spell of Royal Wln-
Sor'S stately charm.
Make a delightful pilgrimage
to Sulgrove Manor and its gar
den-the ancestral home oil
George Washington.
Enjoy a pilgrimage through the
flowery hauntS of TennySon and
explore the charming beauty OF
Shakespeare native land.
Gene. spend a quiet hour IN a
garden lovers paradise and the
delightful beauty of this garden
Journey will leave a happy men,
DRY in your HE.
These pictures are camera STU
dies taken and painted in natur-
al colCrS by the author.
The Glory OF The Garden"
Old England is a garden that IS
full OF stately views,
OF borders. beds and shrubberles
and lawns and avenues;
With statues on the terraces and
peacocks Strutting by;
But the Glory of the Garden lies
in more than meets the eye.
-Rudyard Kipling.
Mr.. J. Everington will give this
lecture In The Garden OF Old
England" in the Sunday School
auditorium of the First Methods.
church. Monday night April 10Th.
1t g o'clock. Admission twenty
SiEe cents.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
Social and 0onAonal
Edited by Billie Saunders Smith
Silver Tea

The WomanS Missionary So
ciety of the First Methodist
church held a silver tea at the
home of Mrs. John Wells, on West
Main Street. The Wells home was
beautifully decorated with spring
flowers. Mrs. Harrison PrIcS'
niece of the hostess. presided at
the tea table. Others assisting
Mrs. Wells during the afternoon
were: Mrs. Nell BrySon. sister OF
Mrs. Wells. Mrs. J. w. Foreman,
Nj. T. P. Bennett, Ms. A. G.
James. Mrs. J. A. Hooper, Mrs. q.
R. Barrow. Mrs. c. H. Twiddy Mrs.
Clay B. Foreman, Mrs. Fred Lowe
Mrs. Constant Fearing. Jr., ana
Mrs. Harry TunStall. A large
number of guests called during
the afternoon.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Sawyer OF
Macs Head and r. r. Perry spent
Friday night at New Hope. MIS-
Sawyer will remain at home Tor
some time.
Robby Perry. who has been
viii hi unc.e in Patterson, N. j..
for some time. has returned home.
Mrs. Grace Jackson, Mrs,
George Simpson of Lexington,
Mrs. Margarat Goodman and Miss
Vida Banks spent the weekend IN
Norfolk visiting friends ana rela-
tive.
Harry Sawyer has returned to
his home in Southern Pines.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Boyce and
children Of Per SmOuth, visited
MIR. and Mrs. w. c. Hurdle and
Mrs. e. A. Turner Sunday.
Marvin Robbins of Elizabeth
Ci-y visited his mother Thursday
David Newby of Norfolk spent
the weekend with hi family here.
Mrs. Pearl Gregory and children
spent the weekend with Mrs. c,
w. Griffin.
Mrs. Matte Simpson and
daughter are visiting Mrs. Lizzie
Grey III Suffolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Divers and
small daughter spCn, the wen
emo N HerJ.Ord.
Carlton Barclift has returned
home AFTER opCnUlng 4 rev day, III
. Durham.
Mrs. G. w. Simpson has return
/ ed TO her home IN Lexington al
ter being the guest Of Mrs. Grace
| jackson and Mrs. c. B. Goodman
/ tor two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Baker
ana son. Visited Nj. and Mrs. W
c. Hurdle Sunday.
/ Nh Eva SQuireS has returned
home af.cr visiting her sisters
/ Mrs. Josh Wood of Washington
and Mrs. jim Outlaw OF Grimes
land.
! Mrs. w. c. Hurdle, who had a
| bad tall at her home, IS now abe
: to be out.
MI. and Mrs. Latham Umphlett
ana son VI tied Mrs. NetIlc Bar
cGIt Sunday.
WIlbur Sawyer and Robely Per-
y were IN EIZaDeth City Monday
NGr. and Mrs. Haywood Umph-
/ ct. CT Eden:on are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. 4. A. Goodman. Mr
UmphleCt'S friends are pleased tC
see him locking so well after be-
] ing very III with pneumonia.
Nh. and Mrs. w. E. Dali. Miss
CclJ D.an"uc ana Buly Dali. ano
MI. ana MIS-. j. W. Nurney VI 1t
ca Mrs Charncy umphlett, WHO
/ - suffering tlCm broken mp. Dr.
1 L,CnarC UmphiCtL Ul New York
/ City arrived friday 10 BE- with hel
/ Tor few days.
G. w. Simpson and c. B. Good
man spent Sunday will Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. M Spencer.
Roac Webb OF Hertford was il
New Hope Tuesday.
! Mrs j. w. Nurncy ieiC TuCSdar
! for Fayetteville where she will
/ attend The III SIonary COnIerEuy,
as delegate from the Minnie Cos
ton White missionary 5OCiety.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Simpson and
children visited Mrs. Berta Hobbs
! a. NiXOntCn Sunday.
Philip Jackson lett Monday &c
/ take over his new duties at Gate. =
Vile
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
DEAR MISS CHATFIELD:

This thing is life that's how serious
am girl Is who loves deeply when she
My whole being built around nm
He has all make him god to the girls Hes tall
dark handsome they fall all him For three weeks hand
running he will call every and then suddenly quit want to
him. He's big shot just in love
the girls fall for him. am the
one that's got biggest big would like to
do in love with boy who was
stuck himself that he wouldn't give you the chance
TO prove YOUR love? and deSper
with him and dangerous for me not
to him and don't know % DESPERATE
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
DEAR MISS CHATFIELD:

DEAR MISS CHATFIELD: .oou 81,
have been engaged for He has had poor oo
ever since have him. He seldom has any Speue oe Ut"
vond what it clothes and pay his board mas
good salary and things aren't tight with me- "lH
we 90 to show always ticket and recently nave o ~
buy his too made joke OF 1t but mere ae nave
realized is joking He wants me to marry MIN US
he Oh, we Will get along
somehow That will buy the bacon ana pay e Ds
have been all mind that we would be married ana
es me I'D bv the roots breaking off But Miss Chat1a
he had pride would he want to get mar1eo I
- o .! ' " ~ ALICE.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
ANSWER:

No Alice he wouldn't If he had pride at all he wouldn't
Lei Won buv his movie much less ask to take nm on
for permanent support Nothing clearly reveals man cal
ac+e as his attitude money If he has ereSpect ana no
pride he will wherever he can get i-eVen from
woman If shifesS and he Will go ahead ana
make the most ambitious plans without idea where the money
is coming from them Nothing matters to nm ou get
ting what he wants fact that he proposes marriage
when the preacher nor buy the wedding oou
oe gives the character and gives you pretty
good idea of reckless enough to
marry him. CAROLINE CHAlrlEA-O'
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
Missionary Meeting


The Minnie Co ton White mis-
sionary society of the New Hope
church held It's regular mohIllLS
NEE ing April at the nome OF
Mrs, Matte Simpson with Mrs. Z.
W. Griffin officiating. Mrs. j. M
N,un2v was appointed as delegate
TO the conference at Fayetteville
Other business Was tran acteQ
and it was decided that the circle
would pant an acre OF cotton.
Mrs Mattia Robbins donated the
Use of the land; other members
fo oct the seed and to get 1t
planted. The devotional was leo oy
Mrs. Nettie Barclift. The hoSte S
served a delicious home made
candy and fruit course.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
Dinner And Dance

The Daughters Of America will
serve a chicken dinner Friday
evening from 7 til 8 o'clock in the
Junior Order hall. A full two
course dinner followed by games
and dancing. Prizes will be award
ed and a small admission will be
charged.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
Moves

Eddie Hughes has moved to the
home of his mother, Mrs. J. p.
Hughes. on Pennsylvania Ave, for
the summer. Mrs. Eddie Hughes
left Thursday for Nags Head,
where she will act as hostess at
the Croatan during the summer.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16

Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Crice ard
two children wh~. haze b~eG visit
ing Mr.. and Nh. W. !. JeNnctre.
at their home on West Main ST..
left Thursday for Columbia. S. c..
where they will be the guests of
Nj. Grice'S parents.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
One Weed Takes High Toll

Erookings, s. D., UP)-Loss to
South Dakota farmers in 1895
from infeslation by field hindwecd.
commonly known as "cre-ping
jenny" was placed at S6.1l5,OOO
in q state planning board report
on noXious weeds. The loss esti-
mate was based upon calculations
for 12,230,O00 acres throughout
the state.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16

Coou scatter gracious INABILITY hole h f oII
You make them qucly-Cheapy too-for they II b s+,n
inch squares crocheted sngIy Some plain some nave
ming rose motif Join them alternately ana CUM @ making the
border of crochet Fill angeS of scrap yam w a s
edges straight and there arrangements % and
Pattern 1889 contains directions making e rug ~ and f
ing them in various arrangements; Illustration oi ~ ~
stitches used material requirements color Gov this atter
Send 10 stamps or coin con preferred o WIZ non
to THE DAILY INDEPENDENT, Needlecratt Dep'' " f
PATTERN NUMBER, your and ADDfCf"0"'
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
Visited Parents

Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Ackiss of
Cradock. Va, were in town We'd
neSday visiting Mrs. ACkiSs' par
CntS, DR.. and Mrs. H. D. Walker. at
their home on West Main Street.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
PARIS STYLES
Ty MARY TG-jTRGGS

United Press staff Correspondent
Paris. U.P)-The influence Of
the Coronation on fashions is
outstanding this spring. Victor
Stiebe! writes from London that
the new clothes inspired by the
Coronation are being bought eS
rapidly By American and French
women as By English.
Emblems in the form Of
crowns, ulicornS, lions, stars
and the roe Of the House Of
York are popular as dress clips
as we'll as applique or print mo-
tives on spring materials. The
combination CT red, white and
blue is noted everywhere, and
there are many interesting print
rat. .crnG. One CT SCi2GGl'5 mos.
ncpular designs shows a &carle,
lien rampant Cn 4 cream back
ground.
Since it is not good taste to
wear colored gowns under the
yc;vet rob-S at the Coronation,
much white IS vel q g)l AMI
silver ian,2 iT eh-w2 .: c.cl
IN. G.icbc! .G". tl.2' - rs 20.
shade; are sfcn in Lc"dcH Fl
either day CT night wea:. buy
hat gay. vivid csl3rs 60 gC.a
inTtcad.
Simplicity Ct linz is essen :2l
for evening bccaI2e Of tlla rich,
iu.Wi0uE cClGTj TG"d end be-
c2Ice &c the MAGNIFICENT Jew
eiry which will be wcrn. no frills
G! TRAININGS T.. .5.> DE, a. he
Inc NUT ho & pl!ia", back
gr2und Tiaraa, corcnets. rings,
b,acC,etS end cher j-wolry That
has been Locked ave- ior years
is bciug brought ou3 and ccfur.
EiChcd. Pals as w2ll as L-ndon
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
Visiting Parents

Mrs. Carol Parker and sons,
Thomas and John. arrived in the
city. Thursday to visit her par
entS, DR.. and Mrs. J. H. White,
at their home on West Main st.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
Visiting Mother

Mrs. Joe T. Spence. Cf Wash-
ingtOn, D. c.. is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Jerry Cartwright, at
her home on Route l.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
Arrived Thursday

Harrison B. Price arrived in the
city Thursday to spend the week
end with Mr.. and M.J. John Wells,
at their home on West Main st.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
In Norfolk

Mrs. w. A. Brock, Mrs. Ernest
Jones. Mrs. NJ. B. Sawyer. Mrs.
Fred Morris and guest Mrs. Rob-
ert Holland of Fayetteville. spent
Thursday in Norfolk.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
EeiurnS tn Make Fnrn,f

Mrs. Annie Smith. who has
been visiting her brother and sis
ter-in-law. D.. and EIrS. J. A. Gill.
has returned to her home IN Wake
Forrest.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
APPEAR SLENDER. YOUNG AND CIEarl,7<c - :
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Re"cl in tn" lnymm lla, r..,
can now appear a. .I.nd., ''4
youthful as you wish! How T%- i,a
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tern 9255, and maxi up M. o. d.
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ut home. Til. r."un.n. ,r.',' '
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pcricnccd Scanstrc.s "a frr" ~
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robe in a short time. CAM
vision yourself in this llarter,Or nv
style, its gracious lnac rnfona"Ss
by flowcr6d volln. dnn.v c,,@S.
emD.0id arcG or.and". OF q nriat.
hucQ ~%n;hc..r? Wien v.Y NV.
this ilo1E to Informal ,I,ar,.,a.
teas Cr ra.LiC: ,aE friends ,,,:,,
eXciaim over your graceful c,n"
let's and simple V-n. cElip., Cnn.
plete Diagrammed Marian Na~i,
Sew Chart included.
Pattern g255 may BE- ordo~oa
Cniy IN sizes a. &6. 3s A :, :.
4& and 43. =lcz IS .ar.n. -
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EcIc'S a cIc.cr id@l V.cn.r
WHO haven't "pcr!cc, gg1rc5.
and not many Of US haze cor
be sure Of having their sm,r
Marian Martin frocks fit pcyfec.Iy
The secret? Just uier our s;,,nio
basic pattern n yCut she. adns,
I 10 yCW own &.wr me9g,a
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YOU lave Q pcmnlru, Guide n
use when maxim a. y1gr noct.r
Send for pattern $3.50 igda?. ne.
signed for sizes il 20 " and %
to 50. Size IS reQG:res ga yard.
Of 3G-inch fabric. Price IS cents
S3rd Is cents in coins @. stam,,
coin preferred for each Mara,
Martin pattern. Thirty cents r
beth. Pc sure % write Ya.n.y rgr
size rorG ,irn.a .-H .,,l,
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
Personals
Is Sick

Mrs. NJ. 3. Culpepper IS quite
sick at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. L. R. Foreman. on PennSyl-
yania Ave.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
Returns Home

Mrs. Billie Saunders Smith is
expected to return to her home
today from Washington, D. c.,
where she recently underwent an
eye operation.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
Arrives In CITY

James Wilson. of Norfolk. has
arrived in the city where he was
called to the bedside Of his father
Sam Wilson, who is very sick az
his home on Euclid Heights.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
Here Shopping

Mrs. NJ. c. McC.annan. of Cur
rituck. was here Thursday. shop
ping.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
In Suffolk

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Newbern
of West Main Street, spent Thurs
day in Suffolk. where Mr.. New
bern was called on business.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
Personals
Returns From Richmond

NJ. U. Sanders has returned TO
the city after spending WedneS-
day and Thursday in Richmond,
on business.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
In Suffolk

Miss Minnie Hughes is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. john Tucker at their
home in Suffolk. for a couple OF
weeks.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
New Hope Personals
Bridge Party

The New Hope Home DeiIlVit-
,tration club entertained at 'lle
Community house in HerIlora il oII
Thursday night at subscription
bIiGge party. Bridge was played
at seven tables with Miss Mary
Elizabeth Fie.dS of Hertford WIN
ninp high core prize for the ladies
and Vivian Darden winning hlgh
sccre for the men. A delicious sal
ad was served by Mrs. Joe turner
Mrs. II. A. Hurdle, Mrs. q; h
Gregory. Mrs. S. I. Perry ana MIS-
Rosa Green.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
ILL

Mrs. Mae HobSon is still i'll at
her home on Parsonage street.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
In CitY

Mrs. Guy Best and son. of
Stumpy Point, are in the city as
the guests Of M. ard Mrs. A. C.
Cart, Of Burgess Street.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
In Town

Mrs. w. I. Hart and Mrs. ". G..
Brown Of EdentOn. were in town
Wednesday on buSlHC $.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
In Norfolk

Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. GriCe and
Mrs. Warren Jennette. Jr.. spent
the day in Norfolk. Thursday.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16

Mrs F'~"d Bufr.nv and title
son, of North Road Street, are yis-
ltlng her parents III Eo-i.y Mount.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
VI iI:ng Sister

Mrs. Annie B. Stone IS visiting
her sister. Mrs. w. E. Byrd at the
New Southern Hotel.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16

jewelers. arc dressing mOGe-
uaIas thGt are mere IN keeping
Wi,h modem h2i.drcs.!Lg ay!s
Jh2n tnUse ~CTn &, :. me d
George Y.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
Accents Position Here

Steven Stubits, Of NCrthamp-
ton. Pa, is now connected with
ne Pioneer Fur company.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
Leaves For High Point

Lindsay Hopkins and Dr.. J. A.
Gill eft this morning for High
Point on business.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
In Norfolk

Mrs. Charles Hopkins and
daughter Myra spent the day in
Norfolk. on business.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
Returns From Nags Head

Mrs. Claude White has returned
home after having spent a week at
NagS Head.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
TODAY'S FASHION TIP

The greatest influence n
spring styles has been that of
the Coronation.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
I'LL

D. Walter Harris is suffering
from a infected jaw, at the Vlr-
ginia Dare Hotel.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
Here Thursday

Mrs. w. H. Burgess, of Old Trap
vas in the city shopping Thurs
day.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
ANSWER:

Child you chance land that boy friend
paed running rabbit If can't out
hyera apply common your case it
matter of few weeks until you won't be able to
reach telephone much less lure him living
Don't you that much afraid of an hysercal
girl that's him rabbit AFRAID OF pack of beagle
it? If there put yourself
sight he will take it, And won't be long
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
In Town

Corbell Morris came up from
! Mays Head Thursday on bSuineSS,
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
South Mills Personals
Ladies' Aid Meeting

The Ladies Aid met at the
home Of Mrs. c. 7. Hodges We'd
neSday evening. April IA. The
meeting was opened by singing
What a Friend We Have in
Jesus and In the Garden. M,
Logan Sawyer read g description
Of the recent flood ana the prl2-
quit was discussed. Each member
turned in tlelr squares having
Jhlrty names embroidered in each
square. 4he received ten cents for
each name. The quilt will net them
about S45, which will be used for
repairing Sharon church. They
then sang Where He Leads Me
and ciC.ed with prayer by Mrs.
Hodges. Ice cream and cake was
served. Those enjoying the even
ing were MeSdameS G. T. Abbott,
J. H. Sawyer, c. d. Taylor, Jane
Trotman, Logan Sawyer, Bob
Jackson, Ida Jackson, Reggie
WhitehurSt, T. NJ. Gargen, Willie
Abbott, c. L. Mcpherson, C. 4.
Hodges, A. S. Johnson, Jennie
Whitehurst and Misses Marjorie
SAWYER and Bette Trotman; two
visitors, Mrs. o. E. Mcpherson
and Mrs. Sallie Evans of Eliza
beth City.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16

cIayGower descendants Society
The Society OF Mayfower De-
scendantS was founded in New York
city on December %, 1894.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16

Mrs. Edgar Bundv is very sick
at her home on West Main Street.
The daily independent., 1937-04-16

least of all good looking lad who's in
himself and pulled like pigeon his success
girls The gal that eventually gets his interest will be one
him. He will be attracted to her because
different from the rest who have fallen for him and fallen over
themselves him. None others need apply
CAROLINE CHATFIELD
The daily independent., 1937-04-16
Sh2;ybOrO Visitors

Ms. julie Sell, Of ShawborO,
vas in town Thursday Oh business.