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Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina. OCEANIC HOTEL Open June ist. > WILL BE FAMOUS FOR GOOD LIVING Management Vining & Russell, also operating Eseeola Inn, Lineville, N. C., and Breton Inn, Or mond Beach, Florida. ¥***•* *********** * BRILLIANT RECEPTION * If****-****** WHJ2RE THE WIL LOW WEEPS thert'^iet one of our monuments stand to mark the final sleep of the one you treasured so much. A memorial shaft means so much. It Is a symbol of love and undy ing 'devotion—a tender, touching tribute from the living to the lost. Call up | FLORENCE MARBLE . WORKS PACE] 3ER. reel \ 5 J Clings WonderfuOy! F ace powder jonteel gives the skin a soft, velvety smoothness and beauty. Accept* able to the most sensitive skin, because it is pure. And delightfully \ fragrant—perfumed with Jontee!, the costly new odor of 26 dowers. Try Face Powder Jonteel. RILEY DRUG CO. * Opp. P. O. “THE REXALL STORE" Phone 38 On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Er nest i.<»non Oulla and Mrs. LeRoy Brown gave a reception at the home of Mrs. Oulla in honor of Mrs. J. Y. McKinney and Mrs. Thomas R. Scott The we.l appointed home of Mrs. Ernest Lenon Oulla was the scene of the event and whs elaborately deco rated for tile occasion. The four spa cious rooms, on the* lower floor and the porch tvere a wwer of roses and pink moline. The roses were with out rival throughout the suites. Bank ed in every available nook they pro duced an environment of admiration. The grills separating the rooms were converted into floral arches of roses and against a background cf potted palms and ferns banked about the wall, tall vases holding clusters of roses ‘were arranged with artistic ef fect. Roses entwined the double bal ustrade of the stairway in the central hall. To file right of the hall were the rooms used for the reception. Masses of potted plants with clusters of roses formed the back ground. The mantel banker in roses, reflected the light from the handsome silver can deiabra. The electrolier reflected a soft pink light that hung from gar lands of roses. Little Miss Elnora f’age held the card trays and the sweet picture of ease and grace with which she en acted her role, was the praise of the passing gviests. Mesdames E, D. Sallenger and Sim ons Lucas extended greetings in L.eir For Fever Headaches and . / • Neuralgic Pains J =^r An Improved Aspirin tablet wbMi Is abso- lutely sate to use cu*1 in eas.s of extreme dehillty ami weak heart, Uelietes lieait aebes, neur.ilttia and riieilmatie pains and reduces lever. No depressing elTeets. Made ny a formula which is in general use by leading physicians. Jfie per package at your dr.Vg'Rhi or l.y mail train t'le in •mifaetui'e^, Piedmont Laboratarits, Inin, Clinton, *>• L't./ I —And once you do, it’s good bye old scrubbing board and "blue Monday” forever! Clean Easy does the average week’s washing in ten minutes—for only a few cents! It does it better than you could even if you scrubbed till all the skin was off your knuckles! Besides, Clean .Easy can*t hurt the clothes. It doesn’t wear them out like a wash board does. Its whole action is on dirt, grime and germs. And it does the work in any kind of water, any old time and in double quick time! Clean Easy is the wonder see v/wKj wash soap of the world. With out any rubbing or scrubbing it cleans everything from over alls to shirtwaists. It’s the fast est working, best working wash soap you ever saw. See it work —and it’s your friend for life! / Here’s how it works! Soak the clothes overnight. Cut up Vi bar of Clean Easy in 4V2 gallons of water and let it dissolve. Boil and put clothes in and stir, for ten minutes. Rinse, blue and dry. You’ll have the finest balch of clean clothes you ever saw’/done in the shortest time, in the easiest way and for the least expense. Louisville Food Products Company, Incorporated Louisville, Ky. 1 I ''SAVES THE RUB ►> Follow directions on inside of wrspper 0&I •rs- *r-"i charming manner and passed the guests to the grill doors, where Mes- dames N. M. Lorance and W. H. Syd nor so gracefully received. Mrs. E. H. Lucas in her sweet manner Intro duced to the formal line of recep tion with Mrs Ernest I^enon Outla at its head introducing Mesdames John McKinney (formerly of Brevard, N. C.) Thomas R. SeOtt (formerly of Houston, Texas) LeRoy K Brown, Gedney Brown and Miss Essie Oulla. Mesdames Elliott Rogers and Philip Arrowsmith directed the guests to the dining room a place of real en chantment and a veritable rose gar. den with the Dorothy Perkins reign ing supreme. The clinging tendles covered the walls and crystal recep taoles held myriad blossoms. Soft rays from the crystal candelabras perfected this vision of lovliness. Mrs., Fred Wilcox was the hostess of the dining room with Misses Susie Lucas. Marie Newman, Jes'sie King and little Miss Floreid Page as her lovely attendants, all i beautifully gowned in white. Mesdames I. T. Moore an d N. W. Hicks directed the guests to the east porch which had been converted into a woodland. Butterflies and birds hovered near a/ if they scented the nectar from below. Here Mesdames James N. McBride and La Fayette Hodges dipped spiced nectar from the crystal depths cf an ifced pnnch bowl. The reflection of roses from this inirrowed hcwl was a picture to be remembered. This brought to a close one -of the loveliest parties ever given in our city, and Mesdames Oulla and Brown have been ^he recipient of unalloyed praise of the beauty and success of the brilliant affair. Mrs. J. Y. McKinney and little son. ] John. Jr., spent the week end in Char leston, visiting friends on ‘he Bal- tery. <■' ■ <■ - The Mass-book used in Iceland hai been revised and everything sug gesting woman’s inferiority to man nas been omitted* t ^ Control That Is Important It Is easy to forget a kindness and to remember a kick. Yet controlling our recollections Is almost as Impor tant as controlling our temper.— Eliot «■ ♦ 4 + + + * + + + ** 44 4 MISS TRIX BARBOR HONORED * **************** One of the loveliest events of the week was the exquisite dinner party giver last evening at the Blue Bird, in honor of Miss Trix Barbor. The quaint dining hall was trans formed into a bower of pink roses, which was most effective studded with the blue birds. The table keep ing the garden effect formed three large beds of ping roses with tiny pink borders reaching out and en- Iwining tiii plates. Tied’to the chair of the guest of honor was a corsage of sweet pens in a tlimsv back ground of orchid tulle. A delicious course dinner was served. Afterwards, while the guests wet^- enjoying the coffee ami mints, a min iature register was passed and filled for the guest of honor. There wore fifteen present at. din ner. \ - 44444444444 4 COLEMAN—WEBER - * 444 , 44w>**4>444 Miss Vivian Weber, of Spartan- burg, and Mr. Oscar Coleman, of this city, were quietly i/arried last Mon day evening in Darlington, Rev. Ful ton of that city performing the cere mony at the parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. Coleman, are at home to their friends on North Colt street. Among those attending the wed ding were Miss Annie Coleman and .1. Oltn Ellis of this city. _ j 4 4 4 4 4 *m 41 4 ♦ 4 4 4 4 PERSONALS 4 * 4 4 4 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4.4 4 MLs El en 11 or * K e w b u ry, accompani ed by her friend, Miss Mary Louise Hussey, of Warsaw, N. 0.. is home from Flora^ McDonald Chlege, Red Springs. * *' 4c W U Newbury, after a few days visit with his family, returned to Knoxville, Tenn., this morning. * * -T Miss Alma B. Smith, who has been teaching school at Pampllco. has returned home to spend the sum mer months. * *' * Mr. and Mfs. J. M. O’Dowd are spending several days in New York, Washington, and Boston. * * A congenial party from here mo tored to Muldrow’s Mill last evening where a sumptuous fish stew was greatly enjoyed. Those in the party from the city weut: Mrs. M. H. Mims Mrs Adams, Mrs."Wilie and Mr. John Lyles. * *’ * J. D. Gilland, Esq., a prominent member of the Florence Bar, and City Recorder, was in town yesterday visiting home folks and meeting old friends—County Record (Kingstme) REAL SERVICE’ for your car’s STARTING, LIGHTING and IG NITION System is offered here. Skilled trouble shooting that saves you time and expense, repairs that are made by automobile elec tricians working with absolute knowledge and precision, enable us to render IDEAL service. *“WE SPECIALIZE’’ FLORENCE AUTO ELECTRIC CO. S:! N. 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