THE ROCKY MOUNT HERALD, ROCKY MOUNT, N. C., FRIDAY. AUGUST 31, 1934.

OF INTERESTWOMEN

' CLUB NEWS PERSONALS

Mrs. Lon Bloun t and daughter,Mis# Sadie Leigh Blount, of SpringH»pe, were guests in th> cityWednesday.

Mr. Henry Fountain is spendingI several days with his Mr.

and Mrs. W. R. Fountain of Tar-

boro streetJk .

>Jisa Margaret Lawrence of Leg-

Jifett spen t last week-end in Rockyfj Mount as the guest of Mr. and Mrs.08. E. Fountain.

Miss Dorothy Burroughs has re-firmed from a trip to Norfolk and"Virginia Beach, where she visitedher brother, Dr. S. R. Burroughs.

Congressman R. L. Doughton

and. Mr. R. T. Fountain addressedthe Barringer family at their re-union at. St John Church, nearConcord, last Tuesday.

Miss Maud Battle, Miss Carolyn

Meadows and Misses Calena andMatgaret Brothers have returnedfrom Camp Yonahlossee wheretiifey have been in camp.

Miss Bertha Edwards, Mrs.George L.. 'Parker, Mrs. Edward H.Harrington and Miss Louise Pear-sail have returned from Chicago\u25a0where they visited the World'sFair.

Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Artisand son, Mr. Paul Artis, have re-turned to their home in Des

| Moines, lowa, after a visit to Dr.

| and Mrs. E. G. Howbeck, at their

i home' on Sycamore street

Vtor. and Mrs. A. Forest Deem, ofGalva, 111., were the week-endguests of Mrs. L. D. Bulluck. Mr.

end Mrs. Deem are the parents ofMrs. Leigh D. Bulluck 11, of New

-S>rk-Mr. and Mrs. John D. Bulluck, of

New York, who were the guests oftheir aunt, Miss Yettie Bulluck,have returned to their home. Theywere accompanie dto New York byMiss Yettie Bulluck and her niece,Mrs. L. D. Harper, of Florence, S.<1

eMr. and. Mrs. J. R. Simpson andtheir daughter, Joan, left Wed-day for Durham, where they willmake their home. Mr. Simpson,who has bee|n principal of theRocky Mount high school for sev-eral years has resigned and will 1be the assistant alumni secretary iat Duke .University.

ft| DORTCHES NEWS °|

By Lillian Exumo?|0?| 0

Miss Mary Ruth Moore enter-tained a group of her friends Fri-day evening. Games and dancingwere enjoyed.

and Mrs. J. R. Ellen and |l&milymotored to Camp Leach last;week to spend a few days.

Mrs. W. T. Robinson visited her'mother in Brinkerville last week.

Mrj. Seila from Westfield, N. J.,Js>yisiting Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Jones.

'\u25a0fVitar. and Mrs. W. E. Ellen andfamily visited their son in Norfolk,Sunday.

The Community Club will enter-tain Thursday with a picnic atBraswell Park. All the communityis invited and will all meet thereat five o'clock.

The Sunday School WorkersCouncil will meet at the Cammuni-

House Friday evening,

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A small baby girl in a basketwas found late Wednesday night onthe porch of the home of Mr. andMrs. R. D. Modlin in the Hart Mill

ifcrction. The baby was placed in thecare of Mrs. Ashby Wiggins, eoun-

% ty welfare officer, who is seeing" that it is well cared for until its

parentage can be ascertained. Of-ficers who are working on the caseare sure they will soon establish

: who the responsible parties are.The "Keene" party that was giv-

en by the ladies of the .Methodistchurch at the community house thisweek was a great success. A num-ber of valuable prizes were given,to the lucky winners. The grandprize a beautiful \ woolen \u25a0 dresslength made by the Biltmore In-dustries, near Asheville, was wonby Miss Sail ie Porter.

Mrs. M. D. DeLoach entertainedhe> bridge club and a few extraguests at her apartment on Mainstreet. Mrs. R. M. Gaines scoredhigh for club members and Mrs..Celesta Armstrong for visitors.

Mrs. J. L. Hearne was hostessto a few friends l"uesday at lunchcomplimentry to Mrs. Myrick, ofFlorida, who is visiting her daugh-ter, Mrs. W. G. Clark, Jr. Coverswere laid for six. Those enjoyingMrs. Heame's hospitality were:Mrs. ,C. F. Clayton, Mrs. M. L.Laughlin, Miss Helen Clayton,Mrs. Ealonor Daughtry, and thehonoree, Mrs. Myrick.

Mrs. Albert Cox, of Washington,D. C., has been the guest of hermother, Mrs. S. S. Nash, for a fewdays.

Mrs. L. H. Fountain and MissMary Ellen Long were guests ofMrs. J. L. Fountain, in Raleigh,last week-end.

A most unfortunate accident oc-curred on Tuesday, just across TarRiver bridge, whe n a young Negrocbild, about three years old, wasstruck and instantly killed by acar driven by 0. B. Lee of Durham.Dr. J. G. Raby, county coroner, in-vestigated the accident and calleda jury, ?jvho cleared Lee of blame'by pronouncing the accident una-voidable.

Mrs. Gattie Cherry Cullom andchildren, who have been spendingthe summer at the beach, have re-turned home.

Several of Tarboro's attractiveyoung girls have been invited to at-tend the debutantes hall So be heldin Raleigh, on September 28th.Among those invited are M'sse3Mellie Hussey, Nancy Hart, BellaJohnson, Jacksie Wiggins, MarthaJosey.

Miss Vera Keech left last Mon-day for Alabama, where she willhave charge of the schools in Mon-roe county, Ala.

The tobaco farmers of this sec-tion are highly elated over thefine prices they are receiving anthe tobacco markets in Tarboro.This season promises to be one ofthe most successful the local mar-ket has ever known.

Mr. T. P. Jenkins lost three finecows last week, from eating cherryleaves. Mr. Jenkins said he wouldlike all farmers to keeptheir cows away from wild cherrytrees. A word to the wise is suffi-cient.

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By Margaret Lawrence j0 C,

Mr. and Mrs. Fountainand daughters, Elizabeth and Ann,have returned from Virginia Beach,where they spent part of last week.

Miss Josephine Anderson, ofMurfreesboro, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Anderson, ather home near Leggett.

Mrs. Rush Stancil and three chil-dren, of Louisburg, are visiting hermother, Mrs. T. F. Savage.

Misses Annie Buth and VernonHope Fountain have returned homeafter a two months' stay at camp

near Asheville.Messrs. Joe and Claud Cherry

liave returned from Ashevill?,where they spent part of last week

.Miss Mary Louise Lawrence vis-ited friends in Greenville Sunday.

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I Miss Mattie Willifordno

Mrs. Dillard Coleson and chil-dren are visiting in Norfolk, Va.

Mrs. H. Lee Thomas, of Car-

thage, is visiting her parents, Mrand Mrs. Frank Taylor.

MT. and Mrs. Ernest Hale spentSunday in Wilson.

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Willifordre-turned home Sunday, after a twoweeks' stay with Mr. Williford'sparents.

Miss Elizabeth Coleson c.unehome.Sunday, after a week's visitwith friends.

°\ RED OAK NEWS °!By Helen Beal

v> 0Miss >olivia Jones visited friends

in Rocky Mount the past week-end.Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Crissman

and daughter, Ruth, of Bomlee,visited in this community lastweek-end.

Mrs. John Weaver of RockyMount, has been the guest of her

| parents, Mr. and Mrs. WalterFaulkner, for the past severaldays.

Miss Sarah Bunn, of Nashville,was the guest of Miss MirvoreeBeal last Monday night.

Mrs. Roy Kessinger, of Pitts-burg, Pa., is now the guest ofMrs. Fannie Hedgepeth and MissFlorence Hedgepeth.

Miss Ruby Winstead has return-ed to her home in Rocky Mount,after visiting her uncle for two

.weeks.We were very sorry to learn

that Miss Ruth Faulkner was car-ried to the hospital Sunday nightand we wish for her a speedy re-covery.

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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,SCIENTIST

Sunday morning service, 11 a. m.Subjects ?"Christ Jesus."Sunday School, 10 a. m.Wednesday Evening Service,

7:45 p. m.The reading room in the church

edifice is ope.n daily except Sundayand legal holidays, from three tofive p. in.

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CLARK STREET METHO-DIST CHURCH

H. C. Ewing, Pastor

Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.?L. F.Lane, Supt.

Divine Worship?ll:oo a. m. and7:30 p. m. The- pastor will be incharge of services.

Epworth League, 6:45 p. m.Wednesday Evening Service.

7:30 o'cl6ck.

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FIRST CHURCH OFCHRIST. SCIENTIST

"Mind" was the subject of theLesson-Sermon in%ll Churches andSocieties of Christ, Scientist, onSunday, August 26.

The Golden Text was from Ro-mans 11:34-36. "Who hath knownthe mind of the Lord ? or who hathbeen his counsellor? For of" him,and through him, and to him, areall things; to whom be glory forever."

Among the citations which com-prised the Lesson-Sermon was thefollowing from the Bible: "Amongthe gods there is none like untothee, O Lord; neither are the>eany works like unto thy works. Allnations whom thou hast made shallcome and worship before thee, OLord; and shall glorify thy name.For thou art great, and doest won-drous things; thou are God alone."(Psalms 86:8-10.)

The Lesson-Sermon also includ-ed the following passage from the

Christian Science textbook: "Sci-ence and Health with Key to theScriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy;

"John Young of Edinburg writes:'God is the father of mind, and of

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Eight farmers of Chatham coun-ty last week cooperated in buyinga car of ground limestone to beused under alfalfa this fall.

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Roper puts home shortage in thenation at 5,000,000.

Cleveland county farmers rep;rt*an excellent cotton crop. Dry wea-ther in some parts of the countywill cut the yield but on the whole,the season has been favorable.

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