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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-06

Nelson A. Crawford, editor of
Household Mag, Topeka, Kans., born
at Miller, S. D., 40 years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-06
Results
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

Norfolk IA; Winston-Salem 6.
Charlotte 5; Richmond 2.
Only games played.
Evening star., 1937-12-28
Weddings
OF Recent
Interest

Continued From Page B-3.)
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Castle, Mrs. John Allan Dougherty,
wearing hat with rather wide brim
upturned and faced with Chinese red
velvet matching the red on her dress;
Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Owsley. Mrs.
Laurence H. Green, Mrs. Sherman
Miles. Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose, Mrs.
Charles M. Lea, Mrs. George c. Thorpe,
Mrs. Carl A. Droop. Miss Josephine
Patten, Miss Grace Burton. Mrs Emil
Hurja, Mrs. Edward A. Hartman, Mrs.
Thomas Sim Lee. Baroness Won Below,
Mrs. Mark L. Bristol, Mrs. Charles w.
Fairfax, Mrs. Huron w. Lawson, Mrs.
George Maurice Morris, Mrs. Edward
R. Finkenstaedt, Mrs. Adolph Caspar
Miller. Miss Harreitt Winslow, Mrs.
David Meade Lea, Mrs H. L. E. john
son and Mrs. Wilbur Hubbard.
The presidestial dining room was
crowded with gay lunch parties. Mrs.
Daniel G. Roper remaining to be guest
of honor of Mrs. Henry L. Doherty,
who also entertained Mrs. Frederick
w. Coleman and her sister. Mrs.
Carter wife of Col c. G. Carter Of
West Point. Mrs Wade H. Ellis. Mrs.
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John Allan Dousherty and Mrs.
Josephine Lambert.
Mrs. Charles L. McNary shared
honors with Mrs. Harry P. Huse at
the lunch party Of Mrs. Charles G.
Mas of New York, whose other guests
were Mrs. Nathaniel B. Dial, Mrs.
Walter R. Tuckerman, Mrs. Aymer
Cater and Mrs. william Wheatley.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Henry H.
Hough were among the guests OF Mrs.
Thomas H. G. Reed at luncheon fol-
lowing the concert, and Mrs. Risley g..
Hunt was hostess following the pro-
gram, having among her guests her
brother and ister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
John D. Gillett-Hill OF Chicago, who
are her guests for the holidays.
Miss Janet Richards was another
OF the many kostesses, entertaining
for her house guest her young cousin,
Miss Mary Warner Rosebaugh Of
Albany, N. Y.
The second In the series OF Musical
Mornings which Mrs. Townsend has
arranged for this season will be held
next Monday. January 3, when Miss
Guila Bustabo, violinist, and MIR.
Eugene List. pianist, will give the
program.
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Miss Walker Feted.

1t. Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Walker
entertained last night at buffet sup
per for the members of the bridal
party Of their daughter Marjorie and
1t. John Brockenbrough Randolph
Hines. who will be married tomorrow
afternoon in the chapel at Fort Myer.
Va. The supper followed the rehearsal
IN the chapel.
The ceremony will be performed at
4 O'Clock in the afternoon by the Rev.
Arlington McCallum, rector of st.
Pauls Episcopal Church of Washing
ton, and will be followed by . recep-
lion IN the Ofhcers' Club at the Army
War College.
Yesterday Miss Walker was the
guest IN whose honor Miss Letitia
Knox gave q luncheon at the CHEVY
Chase Club.
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Ger: the Counselor of the Hungarian
Legation, M. Anthony de Belasy, and
Robert w. Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Gruman, Miss Christine Gawne,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Burton, Mr..
and Mrs Vincent Burke, Mr.. and
Mrs. Turner Battle.
Following the debut party Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Wolcott entertained
the debutante and her assistants and
their escorts at dinner dance in the
Pail Mall Room Of the Raleigh Hotel.
Tomorrow afternoon the Misses
Billie and Mary Gruman will enter
tain at tea dance at the residence
Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Gruman, at 1920 Rittenhouse street,
in honor Of Miss Aldrich.
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Musicale
Attracts
Society
Mrs. Hull Attends
Luncheon After
Concert.
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ell, Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark, DR..
and Mrs. Thomas Cajigas, Mr..
Thomas Armat. jr.; Mr.. Smith Bow
man, jr., and Mr.. De Long Bowman,
Dr.. Frank Govern, Sonora de Camp
bell. senorita Eleanor Campbell. Miss
Genevieve Marsh, Miss Betty Marsh,
Miss Florence Cauthen. Miss Jane
Duke of Richmond, Va: Miss Patsy
Donohue, Miss Lilita Dawson. Mr..
the Attache Of the Polish Embassy,
M. Michal Budny.
Mrs. Sumner Welles, wife Of the
Undersecretary Of State, also was
among the guests of Mrs. Townsend
at the luncheon. as were the Special
Assistant to the Secretary Of State and
Mrs. J. Pierrepont Moffat, the Director
General of the Pan-American Union,
DR.. Leo S. Rowe: Mr.. Ralph W. Snow
den Hill of the State Department. Mrs.
Warren Delano Robbins, fascinating
and gifted and doing excellent work
for the State Department in the fur
nishing of our embassies and legations
In foreign lands; Mrs. Patrick j. Hur-
ley, wife Of the former Secretary of
War; Nine. van Kaathoven, Mrs. Will
liam Dawson Mrs. Matthew John
Whittall, Mrs. Franklin S. Terry of
New York. Miss Mary Randolph. Miss
Dorothy Tirrel, Senhora de Sayao,
mother of the singer; her accompanist,
Mr.. Paul Ulanowsky. and Mr.. G
Denise. Mr.. Stuart Ross played the
accompaniments for Mr.. Crooks. but
was unable to remain for the luncheon
Mrs. Roosevelt's box was occupied
by Mrs. James Roosevelt, mother of
the President, who is spending the
holidays at the White House. Others
in the large audience were Mrs Henry
A. Wallace. Mrs. Morris Sheppard.
Mrs. William Howard Taft, Mrs. vii.
liam Wallace Wotherspoon, Mrs.
Charles D. Walcott, Princess Bon
compagni, looking more like her
mother, the late Mrs. William F.
Draper. each year; Mrs. William r.
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Of white satin, made on princess lines.
Her tulle veil, which fell into 4 long
train, Vas held by lilies Of the valley,
and she carried roses, stezia and fern
Miss Laura Moore was maid Of
honor for her sister, and wore q be-
coming gown Of blue tafIeta.
Mr.. Ralph Cooksey, brother law
Of the bridegroom, was best man, and
the ushers were Mr.. Robert Washing
ton, 1r, and Mr.. Joseph. z. Acton, all
Of Washington.
A reception was held in the home
Of the brides father, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Jones left for . wedding trip,
and on its completion they will make
their home in Parkland, Nd.
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Debutante
Continued From Page B-3.)

South American republic, and senhora
de Aranha, who are visiting in their
native land, as well as several men,
bers Of the Embassy staff.
Mrs. Townsend's guests also in
cluded the Peruvian Ambassador. Senior
Don Manuel de Freyre y Santander;
the Argentine Ambassador and Sonora
de Espil. the Chilean Ambassador,
Senor DR.. Don Manuel Trucco, and
his daughter, Senorita Rebeca Trucco:
the Guatemalan Minister, Senor DR..
Don Adrian Recinos; the Colombian
Minister and Sonora de Lopez: from
the Brazilian Embassy, the CONNER
cial Counselor, Senior Paulo G. Hass-
locher: the second secretaries, Senior
Decio de Moura and Senior j. E. de
Sousa Freitas. with Senhora de Sousa
Freitas; the Australian Counselor Of
the British Embassy, Mr.. Keith Offi-
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and the late Mr.. Birch Of Little Falls
road, Arlington, and Mr.. James Cor
don Allan, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Allan, also Of Arlington, which took
place Christmas Day at the home of
Judge Bryan Gordon on Key boule-
ward, Lyon Village. with Judge Gordon
performing the ceremony at II o'clock
in the morning.
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Alumni Chapter
Gives Tea.

The Washington Chapter Of the
Connecticut College Alumni Associa-
ton gave tea Sunday afternoon at
the Army-Navy Gentry Club for
members. the present students at the
college, their mothers and friends.
Mothers Of the Washington alumni
poured tea
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CONTINUED From Page B-3.)
place Christmas Day at the home Of
the brides mother in Melrose. Mass.
The ceremony was at noon, the Rev.
John H. Leamon oficiating.
The bride is a graduate OF Radcliffe
College and of Simmons Library School
and has been employed as librarian In
the Department Of Agriculture for
seven years. She is member Of the
Business and Professional Women's
Club and has been serving as record
ing secretary for the past year.
The bridegroom Is a graduate of the
Utah State Agricultural College and
the University Of California. He Is
engaged in scientific research at the
National Research Center at Belts
vile, Md.
When they return from a wedding
trip DR.. and Mrs. Christensen will re-
side at 5212 Thirteenth street NV.
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Wedding of Miss Moore
And Mr.. r.. M. Jones.

THE marriage Of Miss Florence Eliz-
abeth Moore, daughter Of Mr..
Charles E. Moore Of Melwood, Nd,
to Mr.. Russell Monroe Jones Of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
David M. Jones OF Brandywine, Nd,
took place Saturday evening, Decem-
Der 1S. The ceremony was performed
in the Forestville Protestant Episcopal
Church at Forestville, the rector, the
Rev. James Valiant, of1iciating, At
o'clock. Mr.. Edwin Kage sang preced-
ing the ceremony, accompanied . by
Mrs. James Valiant, who also played
the wedding marches. The chancel
was lighted by candles in seven
branched candelabra.
Mr.. Moore gave his daughter in
marriage. and her wedding gown was
Evening star., 1937-12-28

Miss Nellie Birch
Wed to Mr.. Allen.
A INVOLVEMENT is made Of the
marriage Of Miss Nellie Margaret
Birch, daughter Of Mrs. william Birch
Evening star., 1937-12-28

Who, before her marriage In
the late summer, Das Miss
Frances Henderson. Mr.. Heth-
ertngton is With the Depart
ment OF the Interior.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19
BriicS-EJCct HOncrcd

Miss EstGllc Crawford enter
tanned at a miscellaneous shower
and bridge party, Friday nigh in
honor Of MiSSc Martha Louise
Anderson and Ora Finch.
On arrival the guests were pre-
Sented with small CGrSageS and
Misses Ander on and Finch,
brides-e ect, were given arm cor
sageS Of yellow, bronze and pink
Snap-Gr2gCnS, respectively.
Guests at five tables played
progre. sive contract bridge and
the high score prize. a double deck
Of bridge cards was presented to
Mrs. Robert CobuIn. Second high,
linen handkerchiefS. was won by
Miss Martha Louise Anderson. Th3
hOnOreeS were pre- entcd sterling
ladies in their chosen pattern.
At the conclusion of the game,
,he brideS-clect received many
attractive and useful gifts.
The hostess ASST ted by her
mother, Mrs. Fannie Crawford.
cerved a delicious salad course
With mintS and iced tea to the
following guest Mrs. B. J. Spi-
vey. Mrs. r. L. Coburn, Mrs. Gay
ord Harrison. Mrs. George Harri-
son, Mrs. w. ]. Hodges, Miss Bass
Wilson. Ruth Norton. Mr.. w. G,
Paele, Miss Edna Barnhill, Miss
Thelma Brown, Mrs. John Weir,
Miss Mary Benson. Miss Dorothy
Elliott. Miss Ethyln Ea on, Mrs.
w. II. CarStdrphen, Miss Ruth
Manning, Mrs. Bruce Wynne, Miss
Mar. ha Louise Anderson and Miss
Ora Finch.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19
FOUR-F CLUB MEETS

The 1 II Club Of the tenth and
and eleventh grades held its regu-
lar monthly meeting. Wednesday
morning, March "a. The girls
stamped their dish towels, and
they are Cue to have them baSt-
ed at the next meeting. Also be-
ore tha; time each girl is to go
to Miss Hamrick's Office and cut
out a slip. These slips are to be
b2SCed by the next time.
Miss Frances Evans, county
health MUSE, will attend the next
meeting to examine each girl and
TO determine how good her health
is. Then the two outstanding
girls from the two clubs are to be
examined by Dr.. Brinn. The
hcalthicst girl from each club is
then TO enter the district contest
to h" held in Washington, N. c.
Here the healthjeSt All girl in
the district is to be selected to
compete for the honor OF being
the hCalthiest girl in the state.
Each girl is. OF course, hoping
that she will be chosen.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19
Resume Of the Boys
Basketball Season

The Peruuimans boys basket
ball team turned in a record thlS
season that has not been equal
cd at this school in several years
Out of 2l games on this years
calendar the Indians copped IA
and were defeated in 7 OF their
hardwood tangles.
With the beginning OF thlS
years schedule the Herttord qulnC
started off rather slow. The first
game with GAINESVILLE, played IN
Williamson, was taken by the
GAINESVILLE lads. The next game
was played with Moyock on the
local court after the Christmas
vacation. The Indians at this
time downed the Moyock qulnt'
The next three games, two WlIll
Elizabeth City and one with
Central, were three straight loss
es for the Indians, the longest
non-Win streak of the year. Ihe
second game with the Ellzabeth
City Yellow Jackets was played
on the local court. 1t was a very
close game requiring an extra
period to break a Is to Is dead
lCCk with the Elizabeth City boys
victorS by three points.
At this juncture the Hertforo
warriors, defeated scrappy
Weeksville team by a one-polnt
margin. And again the same
week they topped Ahoskie by a
one sided score on the Hertford
floor.
The following week the Indians
tripped to Ahoskie only to be de-
feated two points in a sensational
overtime period.
For ten straight games the IN
dians were undefeated and made
a clean sweep of all. Weeksville
again bowed to Perquimans as
the Hertford lads started their
cleanup campaign. Windsor was
slated next and was defeated
The daily independent., 1937-04-19
MUSICAL PROGRAM

The following program, by
piano pupils Of Miss Kate M.
blanchard and the Glee Clubs Of
High and Grammar schools. Miss
Blanchard. counselor. was pre-
sentcd in the grammar school
auditorium:
Nellie Was a Lady, Foster, COM
bined Glgc Clubs.
The Restless Brook 'piano'
Peggy FcitOn.
Loves Old Sweet Song ,pianol
Elizabeth E&rden.
Ho.lyhocks, GuleSian OSoprano)
ny Dalton Strange.
Tarantelia opianoD Pat Edwards
S-renade. Schubert ,pianCI
Ruth HOilowell.
Lullaby, Brahms OcOntralto) by
Blanche Moore Berry.
M!nue, II G. Beethoven opiano)
Anna Penelope Tucker.
The Largo. Handel, Cpiano'
Lila Gudd Stephens.
Beautiful Dreamer, Foster
chorus Girls of Grammar School
Club.
Waltz in A Flat, Brahms
piano. Mary Thad Chappell.
Gypsy Dance, Licher Ipiano)
by Nancy Coke Darden.
Mighty LAX a Rose, Nevln
chorus High School Glee Club.
Mauanna Italian Folk Song
5y Eiah School Glee Club.
F.rlude in c Sharp Minor,
RachmaninoT piano Ruth Win
slow.
Fuer Elise. Beethoven (piano)
oy Florence Dard2n.
Ny Shadow. Hadley CSoprano)
by Pat Edwards.
Two-Part Invention in d Minor,
Zach DpianoD Blanche Moore
Ferry.
sylvia, speaks ISOpfanO) Mduue
kcatOn.
WhimS, Schumann (piano)
Zach T. white.
FCm Leaf Glover, BrOWnell
DsopranOD Richard Sawyer.
SchcrIO, HendelssOhn tpian0)
by Anne TuiiiS FELTON,.
The Olden Songs. VienneSe
Melody. Grammar and High
School Giee Clubs.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19
No. 6

there in close one, but was trounc-
ed in Hertford SO TO 18 the same
week.
Harrellsville was the next
team that was doomed to 60 as
did the others: in two games with
the HarrellSville quint the In
dians had chalked up a couple
of more wins. With the taste OF
the HaTellSyille victory still
fresh. the Indians took two more
scalps, one from a hard fighting
HCbbsville five and the other
from the Elizabeth City All-StarS.
This last game was by far one
of the best games OF the year
The Perquimans basketeers slip
ped through "a to % win over
the stars. The Woodrow Wilson
j. VS. were also caught in the
whirlwind as the HcrtfCrd meters
over ruled the Presidents 43 to 10.
With eight fresh scalpS on
their belt, and not a hair miss
ing from their heads the Hertford
tribesmen envaded the TideWater
section of Virginia for a couple
CT games.
On Friday night Indians went
on the Warpath and again out
claseed the Little Presidents on
their own court.
On the following night in
Oceana, the PerquimanS SavageS
took another ii TO 10 scalp.
It was a happy group OF tribes
men that returned home that
night with 10 straight wins. On
Monday night the Indians Win
ming streak was clipped by Cen
tral as the Hertford quint was
knocked from its perch.
Coach Rogers entered the boys
in the Elizabeth City tourney,
and they brccZed into the open
again and hit the hoop for 48
points against their opponents,
NeWland, who found the strings
fer only II. In the next tourna-
meNt game the Indians were de-
feated by Columbia 90 to Is, thus
ending their basketball season.
HCllOwell "DOX" Nixon, flashy
little Hertford forward, was
named at a forward post on the
second all tourney team in Eli2-
abeth City.
DON" was also high scorer for
the Indians this year with 1872
points: White" White was next
with 1856. Members of this years
squad we're Eldon Slew Foot"
WinSlOW, captain and guard, Hol-
lowell "Dox" Nixon forward, Mac
White, forward. Charles Harrell,
forward, William White" White.
center. James BOyCe. center, Cack
Harris, guard and George Fields,
forward.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19
DOG SHOW

Murray, noted dog trainer, gave
a show at the PerquimanS High
school Tuesday afternoon, March
%, with his group of eight beau
tiful Pomeranian dogs, known as
'MuTay's Wonder Dogs. These
dogs showed almost human intel
ligence, especially Cookie" the
chief trick dog Of the show. Muir
ray gave instructions for teach
ing dogs simpe tricks, such as
jumping through a hoop and
standing erect. Among the chief
acts were tight rope walking by
Cookie. rope skipping. a balancing
act. and initiating Joe Louis and a
Congressman.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19
PIay pGESENTED

On Thw2day evening, April Is,
the senior ciars prcsenEed Hob
goblin HoaTc." Dy jay TCbias. who
IS aIao the author of Here
Genes Charlie" which was pre-
acnced IL th~ CiaS5 Of 1855. For
The 5eaef. Of the school children
g .na:inc2 wae given that after
a5on.
The play was & comedy in threa
acts. Those who we're in the cast
are Waycrly D'Orra-. linda
Hobs. Ei2n"h. Lu.ler. Ruth
"l@.H. Helen Collie d. E-th-r
Try. Csorga Miller Waite. Hol-
D"eil Cox Ni::5u. CravScrd VII
son. William Ia Gcastlc. EIdon
H.a".Cv. aid James EoyCe. Ms,
vii On was the coach.
i ma. price cs admission wa
chC.geG. G&d q delightful evon-
ins.S Cutc~, ~,a!nr:ent was found in
MS mystery play.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19

White who has a daughter; MIS-
Alberto Ros Elizabeth WILSON, =
the birth of whose yOI is annoUhc-
ed in this issue: Mrs. Dennis FER
~ Gillian Williams; Mrs. II. T.
Byrd Sarah Morgan) Of Durham
Mrs. Emmette SCallingS 'Gelalo-
inc Griffin; Mrs. Bill Morgan
GLADYS Goodwin: Mrs. Clauoe
Wiu2low Virginia ChappeiD, VINO
has a son; Mrs. Claude WIlllamS
Myrtle White Who has a daugh-
ter: Mrs. Fenton Eure Lille Belle
TruebioodD; Mrs. VaShti Whi;e
Nina Maude Phillips; Mrs. Me-
"a Council Johnnie Lane OF
Suffolk. who has a son.
Murray Smith and Arcia Turn
er are in the marines. Arcia has
recently been transferred from
San Diego. Cal, to Seattle, WASH.
Anne Sullivan and Cara VIII
liams are registered nul%eS. Anne
holds a position at the University
of Maryland Hospital.
Leona league is teaching IN
Clio. South Carolina.
Eli2abcth NOVEL; is a teacher IN
MarshalI's School CT Beauty Cul-
tme. in Norfolk.
Johnnie White. Lucille White
Reba Ward. Mildred Lewis. Alice
RidGick and Sybil Howell are at
home.
Robert FendrCn, Asa StallrngS,
Joshua Sutton and Irwin NlNOA
ere farming
Evelyn Simpson, the daughter
of the la;C Nh. and Mrs. Simpson,
is the Only member Of the class
lost by death. She died of a heart
attack.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19
Funeral of Mrs. Perry

Eden.on, April 10. - Funeral
services for Mrs. Charlotta Perry,
age IS, who died at her home near
Evans Mill Friday, were he'd at
he home Saturday afternoon,
with Rev. John Byrum officiating.
Burial was made in the family
burying grounds.
Active pallbearerS were Will
Perry, Wayland Perry, Curtis
Leary. Baker Hollowell, Jr., L. F,
Overman, and Eugene Perry.
Honorary pallbearers were Au-
brey Ralph. Herbert Leary, Hor
ace Copeland, Fred White, Jim
Asbell, Robert Evans, Y. w. Ev-
ans. D. w. Evan, Clyde Privott,
and Nolan Toppin.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19
PARIS STYLES
By MARY FENTRESS
Inited Press Staff Correspondent

Paris U.R)-Annabella, the pref
~ blonde French film star who
starred with Charles Boyer in
The Battle" and has finished a
new film in England, has ordered
some new spring clothes from
Schniapareli.
They include a cocktail dress
and jacket in black grosgrain rib
bon. The ribbon is put together
lengthwiSe for both the dress and
the jacket. The latter is nipped
in at the waist in a fitted line and
is trimmed at the neck and reVers
with baroque scrolls Of black pat
ent leather.
The Countess Rene de Cham
brun. who was jose Laval, daugh-
ter Of the famous French Premier
before her marriage, ordered some
S2hiaparclli clothes before sailing
for America on the Queen Mary.
One of her rvcning gowns was a
black crrr. tinted with white
Eutterf!i" trent variety ana
giZe. The ci, IS simply made,
with a high, re I'd neck. fitted
waist and lcng, rather tight skirt.
Baroness Won Krieger, named
one of the worlds best dressed
women in 1885 and 1896. buys her
clothes from the same couturicre.
She frequently dresses in black to
form a contrast with her blonde
Dutch coioring, and her latest sell
cction was an evening gown OF
black crepe that is made with a
low cut decollete back and front
and a draped sash at the high
Waistline.
The same house has just made
two new evening gowns for Lady
Keith Fraser. One in rose crepe
is printed in large black butter
flies. The other ii Of white crepe
printed IN green, a'r-n and maui
ve tobacco leaves.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19
Personals


Frank Bowers, of Washington,
was Il business visitor here last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Taylor.
Mrs. James Herbert Ward and
Mis- Mary Belle Edmondson spent
Saturday in Norfolk.
Miss Estelle Maynard, of Apex,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. Clyde
Maynard i Mrs. Maynard OF
Hatton SirD
DR.. anu Z" II. Harrell. Of
NCrfok. spent day here with
relatives.
MIS-. B. J. DoWney returned to
her home in Nashville Friday af-
ter reporting the proceedings in
he superior court here this past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood Knight,
of Milbourn, N. j., after spending
he past few days with his mo-
ther, Mrs. Ada B. Knight. left
Thursday for Chapel Hill to at
lend the American Chemists as
ociation.
Miss Mary Belle Edmondson. of
e. C. T. c., Greenville, spent the
weekend here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Edmondson, on
Watts street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Riddick spent
the weekend in Washington Wis
iting friend.
Mrs. Rush BoundIrant and son,
Rush. Jr.. and n T"ank Hitch
eff Friday for Sa lah. Ga.
where they will VISIT rS.ativeS for
5Wo weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Z. Cooke and Mrs. V. l..
reee spent Sunday afternoon in
Rocky Mount.
Attorney H. L. Swain IS attend
ng court in Columbia this week.
Mrs. II. L. Swain visiting rela-
Gives in Columbia this week.
Tom Crockett, student at IT, :
University. Chapel Hill, is spend
ing the weekend with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Crockett, on
Church street.
Mrs. Grace Swain returned
Wednesday from Miami, Fla,
where she has been spending some
time.
Miss Ann Jones Ipent Saturday
N Raleigh, visiting friends.
Miss Ella Wynne Critcher. stu
dent of LOuiSburg College, spent
The weekend here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Critch-
y, on Watts street.