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Santetit Nrfaa ?5v , v MRS; HERMAS GRANADE CLUB HOSTESS. - Mrs. Hermas Granade was hostess km Friday afternoon to the Better Halves bridge club at her home on Xtaurens Street. An extra table was added for the following guests: Mra Jo "ackey, Mrs. Irving Pearce, Miss Mary Goodale and Mrs. Shell Sheom. Tin high score prizes wore won by Mvk. Joo M&ckey for the guests and Mrs. Basil Bruce for club members. Misses Nell and Margaret Goodale ascisted the hostess in serving a de lightful course. MRS. STEVENSON -HOSTESS I Tho Neighborhood bridge club had a delightful meeting Wednesday af ternoon with Mrs. R. E. Stevenson. Mrs. Ernest Spong of Columbia and Mrs. Robert Stephenson of Atlanta were out-of-town guests at the party end others invited tg play witn club members were: Mrs. W. O. Hay, Mrs. /2. H. Sterrett. The high score prize was won by Mrs. Hughey Tindal, the 2nd hign by Mrs. Steplhfenson, the consolation (prize going to Mrs. Ster rett and the low score prize to Miss Drue Baxley. The hostess served a lea course before the card games. MRS. TAYLOR HONORS VISITOR j One of tihfe prettiest mid-summeri parties was given on Wednesday af ternoon by Mrs. G. E. Taylor at her| home on North Broad Street in hon- 1 or of Mrs. James Clyburn of West' Point, N. Y. who is visiting relatives j in Camden before going to Columbus Ohio to make her Jiome. Five tables were arranged for bridge in rooms bright with roses and mixed garden flowers. In tho bridge games Miss Sara Wolfe won the high score prize, and Mrs. James Gandy cut the con solation. The Otonoree received a dainty gift. Delicious ice cream and pound cake were served by the host ess assisted by Mrs. Roland Nettles, Miss Melita Team, Mrs. Lewis Lee Clyfourn, Mrs. John Langford, Mrs. Sidney Zemp, Mrs. James Clarkson Mrs. William Clyburn, Miss Charlotto Perry, Mrs. J. M. Boyles and Miss Minnie Clyburn. Mrs. G. A. Brasington and daugh ter, Miaa Loma Brasington, of Tam pa, Fla., are visiting the former's mother, Mrs. B. F. Haile. Jerome Hoffer, Jr. returned Sun day from a stay at Myrtle Beadh. Miss Mildred Wyatt of Portsmouth, Ohio, is the house guest of Misses Nataleno and Mary Zeigler. Miss Mary Ellen McCaskill, stud ent nurse at Watts hospital Durham, N. C. is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mc Caskill. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton McKain anv spending their vacation at Pawrey's Island. i Miss Charlott? Perry of Miami Fla. is on a visit to her aunt Mrs. Lewis Leo Clvburn. Mrs. John do Loach and sons havoj returned from n stay on Sullivan's Island. i F Mrs. Drue McLauchlin, Mrs. Edna1 Clyburn and Miss Thelma Flowers . spent the weekend in Hendersonville. | Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Nettles and Miss Olive Nettles have * returned from a week's stay at Folly Beach. Miss Cornelia Rickenbacker of . Cameron, S. C. was the weekend ' guest of Mrs. Hernias Granade. j I Mr. David Wolfe and daughter, Miss Saia Wolfe are spending a few days in Charleston. Mrs. W. B. Dempsey of Rock Hill ppent several days with her si^ier, Mrs. A. A. Reasonover last week. CLUB HOSTESS Mrs. Alfred McLeod was hostess on Thursday afternoon entertaining her bridge club. Mrs. John T. Mack ey, Mrs. C. H. Zemp and Mrs. Har rington Yates were invited to play | with club members. The 'high score prizes were won by Mrs. Mortimer Boykin and Mrs. Harrington Yates. .The hostess served delightful ice cream and cake. ENTERTAINS CLUB r On Thursday morning Mrs. Frank] ?aim|p delightfully entertained tho members of her bridge club and tJhfe ' following additional guests: Mrs. I George Prunson, Mrs. Dougal Bissell. ' Mrs. William Ancrum, Mrs. Ralph Shannon and Mrs. W. L. Goodale. Garden flowers were used to decorate the card rooms. At noon a two course luncheon was served. The DAN C E GLEN GRAY AND HIS CASA LOMA ORCHESTRA J ax's AUDITORIUM, INC. Management Rcickwell-O'Keefe The Largest Floor in the Carolinas FA Y ETTE V I LLE, N. C. MONDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 19th high score prize for the series was won by Mrs. John Villepigue. The higUfest scores for the morning were made by Mrs. W. O. Hay and Mrs. Dougal Bissell. Birthday I'arty Charming in every detail was the birthday party given by Mrs. O. J. Arrants Wednesday July 31 in honoi of little daughter's fourth birthday. Fifteen small children were invited to attend. Games were enjoyed by ull present, after which the guests were invited into the dining room where a beautiful color scheme of pink and white was carried out in re fresments of ice cream, cake, lemon ade and pink and white crackers were served by the hostess assisted by her sister, Maggie Lou McCaskill, end Beverly Hendrix. GLEN GRAY PLAYING IN FAYETTVILLE Monday night, August 19th, mark? the beginning of a new era of enter tainment to be offered the inhabi tants of Virginia and the two Caro lines. Glen Gray and his Casa Loma Orchestra have been ev.gaged to fur nish their own inimitable style of syncopation for the ga'a opening to be held on lhat date at. J ax's auditor ium in Fayetteville, North Carolina Jax'r. Auditorium features a maple floor of a size unsurpassed in t'h'o Carolines, and of a quality which is said to make octogenarians shuffle their feet and exclaim "Hotcha"! An expensive sound amplifying system will make even those in the farthest corners feel as though they ware in front of the orchestra. The need has long been felt in the district for a place of this sort, in whidb a really famous attraction could be presented GIVE ME THREE WEEKS TO SHOW YOU WHAT I'LL DO ON GULF A Sporting Offer: If your motor hasn't teamed up with Gulf lately you've no idea what a pair they can make! Give them 3 weeks together ? a real workout. It's the only fair way to judge gasoline! And here's what to expect . . . 7SO "Talcors"; 750 motorists accepted our offer? matched Gulf against their reg ular brands on mileage, starting, pick-up, power, all-around performance. 77(0 Winner ? Gulf! Over 7 out of 10 reported Gulf better on one or more of the 5 points? many on all five. For Gulf is really 5 goos/ gasolines in one. Controlled refining gives it not merely 2 or 3, but t. ill five Important gasoline qualities! Try That Good Gulf Gasoline 3 weeks ? and you won't want to change! GULF REFINING COMPANY Qa What free Gulf battery service can help save gasoline? You'll find the answer in this Ciulf Booklet, plus Mother valuable economy hints. I'ret at the Sign of the Oranj. Disc. . THAT GOOD GULF GASOLINE ;n iill its glory, and it is the intention of the ir,anagenjlen;, to d;uild up ipres tige with some of the finest orches tras and other entertainers in the country. Glen Gray and his Cp.sa Loma Or j 'hestra are at present in great de | mand all over the country, and it is j indeed fortunate that he will be able ' to make a special trip down from New ! York to play for the opening of Jax's Auditorium in Fayettville. ! Kenneth Sargent and Pee Wee Hunt ! features in the vocal solos, and the 1 trio and ensemble furnish harmony i which would be hard to duplicate, {(lien Gray himself is adept with tho I Saxophone, Flute, Clarinet, and he al j so sings in the ensemble. It would I bo no easy task to find a group of entertainers more suitable for the jr polling of an enterlprizo of t'his kind May the best of luck aitend this step j forward in entertainment to bo pre sented Monday niKht, August 19th. Ja'-k Frost Catches Red Fox Jack Frost, salesman for tho South Atlantic Paper Co., com in gfrom < 'ha rlosto;? to Walterboro last Wed nesday night, ran over a rod fox and killed it. He tlvought at first that it was a dog but when he stopped to investigate he was pleased to find that it was 1 fox. Ho is goin^ to have the; skin dressed and 'nade into a muff or neckpiece for Mrs. Frost or his little daghtor. ? Walterboro correspondent in Sunday's State. Quite r number of people in Carrv don a ro pleasantly acquainted with Mr. Frost. He makos rogular business trips to the town in the interests of the South Atlantic. Paper Company. The Hciigler Wednesday, August 7th The Perfect Honeymoon Attraction "HONEYMOON LIMITED" With Neil. Hamilton, and Irene Mervey. Extra: Joe Cook in Mr. Widget Thursday, August 8th What is the Secret a Woman Keeps From Men? Sec Ann Harding and Herbert Marshall in "THE FLAME WITHIN" With. Maureen. O'Sullivan. atnd Henry Stephenson Friday. August 9th Robert Young, Madge Evans, Bet ty Furness, Ralph Morgan and Nat Pendleton in "CALM YOURSELF" Also Charlie Chase in "Poker At Eight." Saturday, August 10th Mob Steel in "BRAND OF HATE" Sweeping Action Drnma of the Old Frontier. Also Comedy and "Rustlers of Red Dog'" Late Show at 1 0 :f>0 "IT HAPPENED IN NEW YORK' Monday and Tuesday William Powell, Virginia Bruce, Frank Morgan in "ESCAPADE" A new airplane wirt^ to fneilituce slow landing has been tested it> (iermayn. ANNOUNCING + that the SWEET SHOP has been leased by George and Bill Rlmmo, * 'Where People W?+,h Good Taste Moot' '