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SOCIETY SOCIETY our SOUTH HOLDS drHSt DOROTHY DIX MAIN RONTS INLECTION man J'hV 9696 a 0 Wonde She's No Delighted About She's Thinkin Christmas St Join Quality Portraits irt ST JOHN STUDIO The Boys Dept BSMm was end But thi theory he goes against all the laws of God and nature or it the Great Creator at the universe put ugliness and baldness into the world He alto put gentleness and beauty It He sends the ratn He sends also the glorious sunshine Also He put into the heart of man that which makes him desire most the things that have been withheld from him No i man is so hungry for love as the one who has been starved for affection No one so avid for pleasures as the one who has been denied them in youth Any father befools himself who thinks that he can take away a girl's de lre for good times and ptetty things by never permitting her to have them Arrange early for a sitting at homp or tn the Studio before 'the Christmas ni ah begins non Be Brutal To Your Children Mrs Grace Branscomb of Golds boro is visiting her mother Mrs Minnie Hardy 1 Garland Street She with arm give a re plays be hostess in orest Mrs Vesta True who has been 111 with influenza for some time is re ported Improving Chaney Dodson Mr and Mrs Dodson of Ring gold Virginia announce the marrlag Mrs Anderson Mrs Loyd ul ler and Miss Elizabeth Anderson re turned Tuesday from Baltimore where they have been visiting and attend ed the races at Plmplico Little Rita Jean Rlggan who has been seriously ill at her home on North Main Street is reported Im proving Howard oster is an operative pa tient at Danville Community Hos pital a Professional at the at sli thirty Announces Marriage Mrs Sue Lynn Anderson of Prince ton Va announces the marriage of her daughter Louise Lynn Ander son to Hunt Whitehead of Chat ham The ceremony was performed in Roanoke Tuesday November 8 After a short tour Mr and Mrs Whitehead will reside in Chatham where Mr Whitehead is engaged in the drug business the tote a perf unc all but the border Wai kins lal'rmie The following taken from the Rich mond Tlmes Dlspatch will be read with interest here: Mr and Mrs David lournoy La Prade announce the marriage of their daughter Augusta to Warner Meriwether Watkins eon of Mrs SarA uel A Watkins and the late Mr Wat kins of Ginter Park Saturday after noon at 3 o'clock at their home on Stonewall Avenue The Rev Jackson' White pastor of the Woodland Heights Baptist Church performed the ceremony be fore an Improvised altar of palms Spartan ather Bad for amily (UTKURAS defeated his Republican op Oscar Leser a tax expert supporters talked as a presidential possibility who had Mr Roosevelt's buffet supper is the exception to this rule of using paler tints in the eve ning The buffet supper table is at its best with bright colors Dark blue cloths and henna cloths make the background for interesting tables Those in the audience with con scrvatlie tastes were probably shocked to learn that satin and rayon damasks though the loveliest are by no means the only table covering used Today one sees cloths of poplin monks cloth organdy scrim marquisette and upholstery material On the modem tables the amount of covering varies considerably One may suit her own taste and still be quite proper She may prefer runners or leave the center of her table bare She may use place mats or reflecting mirrors or she may prefer the cloth which covers the table completely Odd and Interesting pieces of china give variation to the modern table Tinted glassware is the most popular today The heavy colors are not used so much as they were a few years back In using these strange textures for cloths we might well ask what shall we do for napkins? It is not necessary that they match in texture though they must be of similar tex tural quality Attractive ones can be made at home 1 An interesting trend in table set ting seems to be the seating of three people on each side of the table and graving the ends open for decora tions ruit arrangements are popular to day To be most successful it is ad visable to use a large quantity of one kind of fruit and Just a few pieces of other fruits for centers of Interest The same principle applies for fruit arrangements as for flowers in that the" dark colors are placed low More flat fruit arrangements are used to day than tall ones lower arrangements for tables are different today A great many line arrangements are being used also lit tle scenes that look as though they might be reproductions' from a gar den They are interesting to look at Dorothy Biddle brought her instruc tive lecture to a close with this thought you decorate your living room you decorate for a long time but you can change the decora tion in your dining room every day by changing the center of interest the Of course it Is not to be denied that many people unfit their chil dren for life by being too Indulgent to There are mothers nnd fathers whose devotion to their children makes them blind to their faults so they do not correct them There are mothers and fathers who are so weak that they can deny thefr children nothing and who pamper and Indulge them tn even the thins that they know will be the undoing There are fathers and mothers who are so possessive that they never let their children grow up or learn to stand alone Mrs SalUe Luther is an operative patient at Danville Community Hos pital A Carmichael Passes at Keeling And Trust CuHcura To Help Have Your Completion Ready for the Coming Party You a faulty skin rob you of good times any longer With Cuticura Soap and Ointme nt you can take the first step today toward new skin loveliness Within a surpri ingly short time ou will notice a differ ence Pimples blackheads and other externally caused blemishes are re dull sallow skin begins to liven up Start today Buy BO1 11 Cuticura Soapand Ointment at your drurcist's Each 2'x cr REE simple write Cuticura Dept 93 Malden Mast A' Carmichael 65 died at the home of his son A Carmichael near Kentuck yesterday afternoon aft er an illness of 15 months uneral services will be conducted at thehome tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock A native of Pittsylvania County Mr Carmichael had spent practically all his life in the Kentuck section and was widely known throughout thecounty He is survived by his wife and ten children Mrs Slayton Carmichael and Carmichael all ot Chatham Carmichael Hali fax County Carmichael and Mrs Owen both of Cincinnati Ohio A Carmichael' Ringgold Mrs Brown Danville Mrs Slayton Sutherlin and Car michael Semora He also leaves one brother Jc CCatmichael of Leesburg Cand one half brother Dodson of Ringgold Eleven grandchildren also survive by hospital attendants Solon was critically injured in a collision between his motorcycle and an automobile at street Intersection her yesterday official returns from election were Shakespeare Study Club Meets Thursday At the regular meeting of the Shakespeare Study Club this week Mrs Walter Parker will view of one of the modem Mrs Harry Pritchett will to the club at her home Hills Thursday afternoon at four He say that his hild vvi left motherless when qulie young but instead showing tendcruc and pity to the poor little creature he never caressed her or petted her or said any word of attrition to her Instead he was deliberately negltfiil of her and indifferent to her He never praised her but wa quick to hlmie He only leward for good work wa being told that It should have been better To harden a child deliberately and to stamp out nil of the gentler emo tions la it to make it Incapable of pity because no sympathy has been shown it to dry up the springs of tenderness in it because it has known no tenderness is to do it not only a cruel spiritual but also a practical wrong Because it is still true that love makes the world go round that the men and women who are most human most considerate of others: most responsive to their fellow creatures are not only the happiest but the most successful in life Nobody loves a hard boiled stoic nor wants to do business with him or push his fortune Our services available to all regardless of financial circumstances of for hands and wrists Even car onion stains disappear rather when rubbed with a' small lemon One woman we know saves the lemon rind after But between the ovcifond patent and the Spartan parent there is medium in dealing with children Where they have both love and authority tenderness and duty and indulgences and restrictions 2 Unfortunately only too few fathers and mothers hit this happy medium or 'parenthood seems to be one of the things that Is most difficult to do in moderation DOROTHY DIX QUALITY gifts that ill go straight to the heart of every lucky recipient! No other gift quite 'expresses the degree of sentiment in your photograph in ojur QUALITY photographs! Plenty of proofs shown Although the lather was well to do the child was never given a penny that she did not "rrn She was never given' any ol the treats that other children have She even had io stand by looking on hungrily and wist fully while other youngsters licked their ice cream cones She was always the shabbiest and poorly drciwccl of any little girl In school And Club Meets On Thursday The Business and Women's club will meet A Thursday night o'clock for their regular November meeting Supper will be served at six thirty and will be followed by a program in charge of Mrs Myrtle Linkous Guest speaker for the evening will be A A Booth who will talk on some phase of the topic for study Job And Your 1 The excuse fr ibis willfully depriving his daughter of every thing that makes childhood sweet and beautiful was that he ting her for life 1 not soft piililcd fur any of us after leave the nursery and tlirie Is no one io hi unr bruises rind make them well or provide us with lollipops and pin hair rilon His Idea is Hint the child who has never known anything hrt brutality will not mind being kicked about when It grown I lint those vvlui have never known love and tenderness and beauty ami softness will be so iiillous that they will not crave I hi tn (NEA Service Staff Writer) This is the time for mothers to re solve that this year when the chil dren come home for Thanksgiving they are going to find her looking younger and more attractive than she has in years Ths house will be splc and span of course the cupboards well stocked with pumpkin pies and Jars of ccx 11 kies when the youngsters arrive Everything will be nice for the chil i dren and their guests And mother herself will look even nicer than they remembered she did And why? Be cause she didn't leave all of the nec essary chores until the last minute And because she has at last realized that it selfish to take time to brush her hair care for her skin and hands Naturally it takes a good bit of time and effort to make hands that have been neglected for years smooth 3 and white again However with plain 4 lanolin or olive oil if you do not have spwlal night earn and grandmoth old favorite rose water and gly cerine it there is hand lotion available and a mild bleach the job New! A Real Relief Big Saving So Easy No Cooking This famous recipe is used by mil lions of housewives because it makes such a dependable effective remedy for coughs that start from colds so easy to mix a child could de it rom any druggist get 24 ounces of Pinex a compound containinz Nor way Pine and palatable guaiacol in concentrated form well known tor its effect on throat and bronchial mem branes Then make a syrup by stirring two cups of granulated sugar and one cup fr SON Inc uneral Home PHONE 216 Tie Bee Danville Va Wednesday November 9 1938 Dorothy Biddle Tells Garden Club Of lilveiituies In Table Dorothy Biddle well known editor author lecturer and judge of flower shows drew a large audience at the second of her scries of lectures being given under the auspices of the Gar den Club ot Danville in the Sunday School Auditorium of Main Street Methodist Church Her audience was conspicuous for the large group of out of town people The subject for the second lecture was In Table Setting" nnd the speaker gave her audience a new in considering this common household duty as an adven ture instead of a chore" In Introducing her subject she be gan with the art of table setting in ancient Greece about the time of Christ that great period of Greek de velopment of art She described the carved' table used in this period beautiful in itssim pliclty No covering was used on the table and couches were used ratherthan chairs The largest most domi nant most beautiful object on the table was always the salt cellar Per haps It was made of metal simply but beautifully designed Or it might have been made of carved wood There were no individual dishes but large' substantial bowls made of pottery' and beautifully enameled There were service bowls and smaller bowls There were glasses on the Greek table for the Egyptians had started to make glass long before this era There was no flat silver but there were large spoons on of the large ladle sometimes used in the kitchen today Men wore their knives in their belt Bread was used to clean' the knife after use Tt was also employed for wiping the fingers Basins of water were passed before and after the meals with a towel for drying the hands Dorothy Biddle with her delightful descriptions" then carried her au dience to Rome about a hundred years later Again one finds the bare table and couches but Tn Rome one was likely to find an air of grandeur The cushions on the couches were stuffed daily with fresh rose petals ruits from all parts of the known world' were 'piled on the table not for decoration however but for con sumption The salt cellar still the center of interest was even higher sometimes two feet tall and often studded with precious and semi precious stones' Spoons were also set with precious stones lowers were never used 'on the table for decoration blit the table near the ceiling a lattice was swung horizontally over which" piled rose petals Ropes at each made It possible for servants to slowly swing the lattice thereby causing the petals to drift down over the table and the diners And then coming to the present day characterized the loveli est table as being one with distinc tion 'that isbeauty allied to utility Before one is in a position to judge whether or not table has distlnc tion he must know for what meal it is set the type of home in which it is used and something of the color used in the surroundings irst comes utility then beauty A table to have distinction the speaker said must be appropriate If one has 'a typical 'dining room one "generally applicable to modern needs It will take a modern table setting Colored cloths are in demand today for the modern table but if the white cloth is still used your table will be more interesting if a theme color is repeated Tn several ways on your table If a variation of flowers are used in the centerpiece on a white cloth the result will be more pleas ing if a few white flowers are used to tie in the centerpiece with the cloth 'The speaker continued by explain ing that the china used will determine somewhat the color of the cloth used but most china will go well with several different colors giving a choice of color from which a housewife may choose The housekeeper may go mod ern in setting her table without great expense for white cloths tint easily and well The discrimination between cool' and warm colors was discussed Bright shades of yellow orange and red are good for the breakfast table or the guest luncheon a stimulating color scheme is good while your family will appreciate the effect of more quiet colors after a tbusy morning In the evening the quietest softest most restful colors are pleasing as well as being a kindness to those seated at your table Lavcndar being poor under artificial light is made quite accept able if complimented with yellow The Deliberate Hard Dealing With Children Rohs Them Of the Very Things They Need in Later Life a Medium Must Be ound to Assure Success 0 In a recent magazine article a father tells bow he tried to prepare his dsushter for life by treating her with almost Inhuman crurlty He urges other parents to use this same harsh method in bringing up their chil dren so that they may be hardened to meet whatever misiortunc may befall them Moreover in all sober truth is doubtful there Is an' tiling that Mte can eter ghe us afieraanl that can iomprnnte us fr an unloved end lonely and unhappy childhood When are men and nomen have the atiength io stand alone We have aequlied a philosophy that an armor against the slings and allows of fate Bui when we little children we are so helpless so dependent upon our parenls for every good and every happlneo that can come to us If we never know the softness of a mol tier's breast and the nimfortlng sheller of a father's erm we ore poor Indeed no matter how many lime we are mlllion ire 0 1 Dixie Upholds Its Tradition Of Naming Democratic Candidates 0 ATLANTA Nov The tradi tionally Democratic south held Its major frontiers against political in vaslon today as complied As a result of tory matter in states three Dixie senators labelled conservatives and marked unsuccess fully by President Roosevelt for liqui dation In the primaries will return to Washington Millard Tydings of Maryland' Walter George of Georgia and Smith of South Carolina Seven other Democratic senators elected yesterday from southern states Mrs Hattie Caraway of Ar kansas John Overton of Louisiana Lister Hill of Alabama Robert Reynolds of North Carolina Claude Pepper of Kentucky A Stewart of Tennessee'and Majority Leader Alben Barkley of Kentucky are friends of the new deal Of the three senators only Tydings had serious opposition Cam paigning on a platform of a second to a peace precau tion he ponent handily him up Barkley 'approval in the primary also has been mentioned as a possible successor to the president Maryland also gave a substantial lead to Democratic Hergert O'Con or over Republican Governor Harry Nice in incomplete returns Both Tennessee and North Caro lina where Republicans concentrated hopes fbr gains in the central south gave their support to the Democratic nominees Tennessee's two incumbent Republican congressmen were reelect ed but there were no further gains by that party In this state and North Carolina elected a full Democratic slate One of Kentucky's Democratic con TOWNES Belk Leggett's Budget Shop Second loor Marian Martin Pattern New Under arm Cream Deodorant safely Stops Perspiration of their daughter Lois to Roy 'A? Chaney on riday November the fourth 1938 Washington The ceremony was performed at seven thirty in the evening in the parlor of the irst Baptist Church by the pastor Dr Pruden in the presence of relatives and friends Mr and Mrs Chaney will make their home in Mitchellville Maryland Mrs John Satterfield and her daughter and son Miss Mary Satter field and John Satterfield have re turned from Greensboro where they attended a rnneert Dorothy Biddle Honor Guest At Luncheon Mrs Boatwright with a luncheon at her home Tues day to honor her house guest Dorothy Biddle of New York who lectured here this week for the Garden Club of Danville Mrs guests1 included the executive committee otthe Garden Club of Danville and the following from out of town: Mrs Cle ments and Mrs Richard Reid of Chatham Mrs Harrison Spencer Mrs Kennon Whittle Mrs Wlliliam Pan nill and Mrs' Stevens of Martinsville Mrs Edgar Boatwright Mrs Clarey and Mrs Matt Long of Roxboro Mrs red Scruggs Mrs Claiborne Gooch Mrs Keller Mrs Cleland and Mrs Stephens of Lynchburg Mrs Carl Holten who is a patient at Danville Community Hospital Is improving' By Alicia Hart Wiasj by wa sewKtjHc gresslonal Incumbent was in dllficul ty Rep A May (D) of the seventh was in a nip and tuck scrap with Republican Hillard Smith Virginia kept its congressional ranks completely Democratic in the face of: a Republican bld aimed particularly at Rep John lannagan the only per cent New Dealer" in the delegation Democratic candi dates in Louisiana and Mississippi had no opposition 1 The voting was light and unsensatlonal in Alabama Georgia South Carolina lorida and Arkansas of water a few moments until dis solved It's no trouble at all and takes but a moment No cooking needed Put the Pinei into a pint bottle and add your sjrup This ghes you a full pint of very effective nnd quick acting cough remedy and you get about four times as much for your money It never spoil's nnd ia very pleasant children love it be amazed by the way it takes hold of coughs giving you delightful relief It loosens the phlegm soothes the irritated membranes and helps clear the air passages Money refund ed if not pleased in every way cathedral candles white chrysanthe mums and lilies The bride who was given in mar riage by her father were a gown of ivory taffeta faille Her fingertip veil of illusion was attached to a lace halo and she earned a shower bou quet of Bride roses and lilies of the valley Miss Agnes LaPrade sister of the bride was the only attendant wore a dress of teal blue crepe wine accessories and carried An bouquet of Sunglow roses Mr Watkins had as his best his brother Samuel A Watkins of South Boston Mr and Mrs Watkins are now on a Southern tour and will spend some time in lorida After November 21 they will make their home at Pelham Court 1105 Grove Avenue Out of town guests Included Mr and Mrs LaPrade of Appomat tox Mr and Mrs Watkins Barry Watkins and Welch Watkins of West Virginia Penn of Danville Mrs A Meyerlnk of Shanghai China Mr and Mrs William A Morris also of shanghai China and Miss Virginia Watkins of New York City isn't so impossible as It sounds Plain fresh lemon juice is one the most efficacious bleaches si a med rot and quickly slice of always the juice has been squeezed out for a pie When the baking is finished she goes over both hands and wrists with the juicy side of it Then she applies rose water and glycerine And a reader who explains that her hands get chapped and rough every Monday while she is washing and hanging out the clothes says that she always dips them in Warm olive oil Monday night then wears dean loose cotton gloves while she sleepsNext morning every rough spot has disappeared Poppy Sale To Aid Victims Of World Conflict Not every person is familiar with the significance of the little paper poppy which members of the Wom Auxiliary of the American Leg ion sell on the dty streets on Armls tice Day each year for the benefit of disabled The little red flower is a replica of the pbppies that grew on the battle fields of rance and Belgium It was selected as the memorial flower to the World War dead because it grew where the soldiers fell the one touch of beauty in the desolated battle area The poppies are made by disabled veterans working In government hos pitals and poppy workrooms under direction of the American Legion Auxiliary They are distributed by i Auxiliary members working as un paid volunteers Proceeds from the sale of the jtop ples go to the work for rehabilitation of disabled veterans for relief work among their families' and families of those who died in Trance leaving de pendents Each poppy bears a Legion' and I Auxiliary label which identifies it as the work a World war veteran and gives assurance that money received Horn its sale will go into the Auxiliary welfare funds Wearing of the poppy means that the' wearer is honoring the war dead and aiding the living victims The local auxiliary will sell popples in Danville on riday Armistice Day' with Mrs 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