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GOLDSBORO.
in New Bern. I'
hi T,uev "Davis- and JSlitaheth
. J Sknklns entertained a number of
T . ' I tVioir vnnnr frtanda this waaV nt t.h
Wldsboro. N. u. the after on Geora ArJ
r tv nave receieu mo iuuu - . , ., .
5". . . ,r a tt nue. Tneir noma, was lasieiuny aec-
. orated with SDirea. ferns and beam-
iie request u - ,uu4 honeysuckles, many fW
ijuenter. . :i wata nlaved. amnnr them a flower
,Tait5n. of seima, tounaay, pru -c ' -
ills- . , , r.iK ; ton and Mr. Leland Edmunsori won
asS nfflXi'r the prize. During the evening de-
ooperauuu . ' ficious refreshments were served con-
.niriTicr mans ior ci uik uino - . . .
are .? ' . ttt-Tco sistinr of brick ice cream, case ana
,r0Ugl.out Z sandwiches. Those present were
cleaner aim mui, D "'-L . Jf I -vT c,4,,o0 to to r-r-ifflr, t "R ns
or tne sunuay , ,T7" ' -o
l-v a
Menibers
ers or uie a - MiHSfta Marv Morri- Berta Cww.
Council of b raui ""Itord. EmilABranton. Virginia Sasser,
t?re entertained . - TO ' xWston. tfannie Lou Brogden,
va:r sotiuu rrr V Sarnmnns. of Fremont. Lucy
it-eet. During tne evening mis-1 . Vt j ntn t
f n.wfli. Davis, Messrs. Hayden Griffin, Le-
S aidMr Robert E. Stevens, 1-d ,Edmundson ; Armour Wilson,
... onrt AT r and Mrs. E. A - eorge uew, .uuuam
'Aven "ho reside at 1;heir conn- In celebration of her birthday last
5 npar Goldsboro. have re- Sunday Mrs. D. J. Broadhurst had
i! - A 'mo fJ-nm "Rnreraw. w"hrt a reunion family dinner at her horns
i-Tiea ';uu.o i ' - .
. t. t TYnVrtom nnmitAT nf lifer children, srrandchn-
r?" -mj,riifi" Parrott. for several 1 dren and "In-laws" participated,
Lirrrranacer of the Western Union those present elng Dr. and Mrs.
. , u ffino in tins riTv. na.s srv- w nKfi man. tnis uiiy, ivai . aw
with that comtSanv LT. J- Mr. and Mrs. F. K.,.ana Mr.
ha taken a position with the and Mrs. Chas. Broadhurst, of
n-omp National isanK. ' smiuuiBw, uu .
, ATareraret. Hines. who Broadhurst. of Greensboro. Man?
LUl' ' -r I . - 11 J ( J 1 ilm j4atr Trt iTr
.... v,fei visiting Mrs. josepuua inenas caueu uuimg mj
Tas presented to fresiaeni auu iub. Misses Alne UTeeman ana jwnry
T'lson. has returned nome. Dortch entertained a a large numuet
vr R. Jack Smith was summon
P im o -1ff
fil piW
4iM $
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- THE GREAT RELIfA 1 rl
CHAUTAUQUA
wiLMiisrGTQisr
7 --Great Vacation Days j
MAY 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11.
The Chocolate Soldier.
r.omnsnv of 30
Including Orchet- 11
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DUNBAR'S REVUE
The Chorus Ensemble of Allen and K enna's Aviation Girl at Royal Theatre All of This Week.
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"THE WOMAN GOD FORGOT."
" 1 " uuriuu cuidi ioiuou o i wnen me AIIBUb m iua. uuia
s Smith was summon- of their young friends Tuesday even- Montezuma decided that woven feath-
ti AToos. fhio wpplr nw- l x t : J3 'EVkllsvarfner an I . . j xv.
ed to nicnuuig, in ai a uriu6e p1 " er cioaKswere io oe xne sign oi me
'is to the deatk of her mother, Mrs. exciting game of bridge delicious re- n0bm"ty, they did not reckon for the
Tp. Baldwin. freshments were served. trduble they were to cause- future
Mai. e. W. Hill, who is in the Mrs. B. H. Griffin, of Raleigh, is generations who wish to' immortalize
silitarv service near Atlanta, Ga., in tne city tQ spend several days the eariy ,jay8 Cf North America on
t in the city io spend a few days witn friends and relatives. the never fading film,
iith relatives. Thursday evening, Mrsj H. M. Geraldine Farrar, who so wonder-
Mr-. KV. O. Benton, who nas Deen Humphrey entertained the Tuesaay fuiiy and vividly immortalized Joan oi
' l, Qtivp r,.?ient. at a local hos- t,ij0 ninh at her home on George I Arc in the ereat Droduction of "Joan
Uii was able to return to her home street Dainty refreshments were the Woman," was selected by Cecil
hivreek. served after an evening ui t uriu8. aeMUie to perpeiuate iuc -
r. E..M. Davis lett tnis weeiv Those present were Mesaames w . Tenzca, Montezuma s aaugmer, wuu
' . ... :ii v V I a vr.. .. I i - i -3 OnW-av Tt 4a
ion and wmie mere win uc Vick F V. rJumgaruner, Mi6aioi mg Dywuiu uuua vvn..
neV of Mrs. Charles W. Sanders. 0ldham, of New York, Norwood Spi- upon this that Jeanie MacPhersons
6 .7. Li.. .rV, on I r- it Mnnvna TO1 I fho A rt draft's STieCtaCle.
.M1?S or I ac uiauow. , . I Cer, aiioaco J nvw I --- . ,, . 4. !
pmmtda Virginia Bordfen. viv- "Tne woman lioa rorgoi, . m
ian Wooten, Huldah Slaughter. ' Grand theater, Monday and Tuesday,
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. .esne was iounaea,
Weil very charmingly entertained the For three months before the ac
Tuesdav Bridge Club at her home on tual filming, of the picture, Director
Park venue After an afternoon deMille's research department was at
snent in playing bridge, delicious re- work in libraries and museums and
Jhm?ntV weri served even invaded Mexico itself, to photo-
Mrs L W Humpnrey. arcompan- graph the ruins of the ancient Aztec
ied by her niece, Miss Mary" Hum- palaces
Iphrey, left mmoay p, city the famous throne room of Mon-
K'ork to be with her son, Mr. Paul city, ine mo
t. Humphrey, who is seriously 111 a, ; - nearly
his home there 200 feet m'eight, were erected, and
Dr and Mrs. M L Smoot, of ay tn0U8and people employed in
etteville, were visitors in Goldsboro . . the scene. but aB they
this week en route , to New K UTere m0stly native Aztecs of Uhe
where they went to take their liWe daases. their costumes were
daughter, Margaret Virginia, wnu wi sunniied. It was when they
receive treatment for intanuie paraiy- pam;.tn th costumes of the 250 no-
sis
GORGEOUS LIGHTING AND SCENIC EFFECTS
4 Featuring
Grand Parade of the
Allies
SIR JOHN FOSTER FRASER.F.R.G.S.
h-iArauve tfatient at a local hospital,
lis recovering nicely. v.
J. T. Lashley left this week to
enter a Baltimore hospital for treat-
lien f.
Mr. Toe A. Parker left Wednes
day to visit rnenas in tucnmuuu.
Tr. W. H. Mason, of Petersburg,
ha.. i in the city on a yisit to rel-
Mrs. W. H. Cobb, Jr., is visiting
feds and relatives m Jacksonville,
ip-,u GeorsTA Norwood J s in thet
kir to spend a few days with his pa-
fcnts here .
Frank, voung Jon of Mr. and Mrs.
L. 0. Rhodes, died at they?-home
l:ere Vednesday.
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v. T. Harrison is spending
Mrs.
r -oc
Lrnwii wifri fHonria in Wilson
Mrs. Herbert Atkinson, of Wilramg-
m. is the guest in this city of Mrs.
I). L. Jpock.
Miss Mildred Dunn, of Chapel Hill,
I the house guest this week of
':?s Lilljan Brown.
Cor.. 11th A.tUrkot.Sttw
Vian
m
wiMWMLy of a delicate nature
' Batter Than Ew
Etmodeled and Eiulpp4
tjpw MANAGEMENT
i'l CAFE and ROOF GARDEN
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With BatW OO -i Jl
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HI 1X1 !
s- "... x.. bles and the garments of) Montezuma,
Through the generous gut oi his dau nte and his immediate court,
city and private donations by citizens costume department was mo-
and $22.50 given by the todies of the mentarily stumped.
Episcopal church, the Hostess nous Drawings compiled by the archaeol-
fund of the Goldsooro woman b ogists and historians demanded that
reached a total this week of ?3i8.o. cloaks head-dresses, vests and even
Robert P. Uzzell, a 'popular young tne curtaInSf rugs and screens, be of
a ivi. want tn KnltlTTlOre . -mtx-j. i
iman oi mis vi-j, woven learners. ragm lewuweu
ithis week where he will enter a nos- robeg were required for Montezuma;
1 i .nt-rrtarit QTiA SLT OOeratlOn I a r x. r .
Pltai IOI ncaiuivu. " 1 J SIX IOr UUaieiUUi;, llio lavuiico, iuui
a oeiiuate i reatnerea gowns were requireu iw me
Miss Merle Weaver, of Greensboro, Aztec Empeor and six top his daugh-
is in the city on a visit to inenas ter .
and relatives. She is the guest of
Miss Emma Giddens. BACK TO OLD FAVORITES.
uespite tne iact tnai me attraction
' for tne Past two weeks at tne froy3-1
f has been one of the best popular
. MARIETTA. , priced shows ever presented in Wil-
mington, there are some who prefer
- , . A x'a a a a show light and frolicsome, w5th
7 . plenty of singing and dancing and
Marietta, Aril 13. miss nothing serious to worry about.
Oliver, who is teaching at s Tq thoge tne attraction for tne
Mountain, came, home to spend uas- minz week AUen and Kenna's Avi-
ter. While here she had Lrerniaa ation Girl musicai comedy company,
measles and stayed a week longer muat very forcibly,-lhis being
than she expected. a brand new company in this dis-
. TTnin loft for hfir tir- rJl nnn MoaeT m n a4 rn 1 n rm tAv
hom in Florida Friday, after spend- organization, presenting tabloid , ver
ing ainonth here with her brother si0ns of popular musical comedy bills,
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. G. S.- with three different shows on the
Page. . . wemekl
nnvpr rural carrier, x uc, uycuiu6 amavuua.iui
y Mr. J---Sin iJ Sunday He and Tuesday will be "The Two
went to Washington last Sunday, we musical frolic in one, act,
returned Home lueauajr. .- featuring in the leading roles Mae
Quite a numum , n -a r Kenna, Liuaiow Alien ana jacs
ed the dedication service of the nap- WrIght three wen known musical
. . i nuirmmit nn Easter . . i
tiSt CITUTCn in oinu comeay Stars who are suie lu yieaae.
Sunday.. Four big faudeville teams are carried
The new Methodist , church . feere wIth this show, in three different
?it' hp dedicated in the near, future, thangeson the weekrand among them
Will uc . . 1 frn . .tt , J J -r,.11 in mtoiinal
The third Sunday in June ih is -wooawa.ru uu uu m. mU01v
VL dedicaUon exercises, if the-speab specialties; Dot Duell, who sings the
me UBU1W,W . . .1 .t-.i v j rnfirTi " Impersonator
or can come at tnat time. ' xjiuod, ""r " . '
er can . . too dancer. This show will un-
Mr St GreenV lie pent doubtedly attract big, crowds for the
SveT t&&P whole ofthe coming week.
ter and brother-in-iaw. mi . - :
W. M. Oliver. V -
Mr. Draper, of jairmont, w
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jsV " 4 ""0 - 4 - -V. A
HI n ' " " "" s -y - - x m
pav:"' nf n-iiiii
GERALDINE FARRAR
The World famous Grand Opera Prin a tfonna, In Her GreatesUFilm Spec
tacle, "The Woman God Forgot," at the Grand Monday and Tuesday.
WHY WAIT?
Sooner or later ypirll come to us, if you want first
class printing. Why wait? It will profit you more to
come now.
Wilmington Printing Company
"Masters in the Delectable Art of Printing."
Phone 886
Native Croatian Tamhnrica Orchestra
MARGERY MAXWELL
GREAT TIMELY LECTURES
CIRCUS TIME -IN FAIRYLAND
MRS. CHRISTINE FREDERICK
ationally Known Expert, On Household Economics
100 War Posters of Allied Nations
Exhibit of famous RAEMAKERS WAR CARTOONS
PiiAiiTaimiiA Sasnn Tickets for the
m-mm. i
tLntire oeyen uays $ov u oougnt
Before the Opening Day
Children's Tickets $1.25 if Bought Before Opening Day
TkQ,a pM- TV Not InrliiHf the I U f&r Cent War lax
A A X IVVU V a w. -
Which Will Be Collected For the Government at
the Gate
WEEK HERE A TO
MAY ... .tMAY
i rtLI -li Nob Feataru.
RT I IK BONNtlS Jt r . . ... . .
&Mt wetn without vmnklma. repd du JjTrM peukp Ako drp-
eries, turmturc oaraaw
quinte patten - . ... mal Ame e deafer and
CI
IT PENETRATES"
, OUR GUARANTEE
fails to do all claimed
we will gladly refund your money, and
authorize any dealer to do the same, do
uro yoa get the Genuine 1 rade-marca
Noah'a Liniment, with Noah'a Ark on the
package. You do not have to fill any blank
or return the bottle. Wtthat fair? 25c,
5Qc, $1.00 of your dealer. '
Noah Products Corp., Kiclimona, Ta.
sri
Sundky with Jiis father, Rev. Mr-U
Drapr.
CHADB0URN.
4. ''.
niioHhnnni. Anril 13.-Miss Vera
yAa.MW h w f
GRAND
Most Gorgeous Photo
play Spectacle Ever
-Released By Artcraft
Monday and Tuesday
ARTCRAFT PICTURES PRESENT
The World's Most Famous Grand Opera Prima
Donna
GERALDINE
I Best, who has been in training at
l Toma Walter Memorial nospi-
! i- TirnMttrfnfi la -D-isltln? relaMves
(ai in "
CL.ARKT0N.
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4, i I in town. ,
I Sergeant William Usher, of Camp
Plarkton April 13:Misses K-ate m. jacitson, Bpeni-u-...v -
Johnson and Bnrn K -were vis- Wsparents . . . , wilmingt0n,
itors in Lumherton relatives here this week.
Miss Adelle Slngletiry ha? f1?- Rev! 'and Mrs. B. E. Stanfield and
ed home after spending a period in m Mrg E A motored
Raleigh. t w to Evergreen last Sunday.
Mrs W. S. Clark and. daughter, Miss Migg Gta,iyS McDonald, who has
Cora Clark, We returned from a been visitlng relates in Wilmington,
rtei?4. tn Arlonta. Oa. v. n witnmoH home '
' ' , -1 uaa - . V V,o.
Mr and Mrs. M. O. CODie, oi The entertainmem &iyu. j
ttnrinm last Friday night was aJ
suocess. A neat sum was realized K
which will be-used to;.purcnase new
. 4.- A nhvsirAl labora-
Greenshoro, and Mrs. 5. S. Tate, of
Rftmsenr. Kre' visiting here .
W , r a TAnalAT. Jr.. of .Tsrfl
KArl lwjs accepted ' an lnvnanon,
eaA the baocaiahreate seraaon to
t I fl ....... ttImL jiaVaaI Ufa X.
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SUPPORTED BY WALLACE REID
Hofeart Bosworth and Raymond Hatton
"THE WOMAN
G0DF0RG
A Production of Powerful Proportions With Gor
1 - . . . m w i .1 A L
geous Scenes Laid m the Land or tne .aiww..
A BURNING LOVE STORY 0F THE LAND OF
MONTEZUMA
A Spectacle of Extravagant Splendor With Miss Far
rar In Her Most powerful Screen Portrayal
MATINEES 15c
ROYAL
All This
Week .
MUSICAL G O MEDY
PRESENTING A NEW SHOW
NIGHTS 25c
Ml
and jenna s
Aviation Girls
A Classy, Up-to-Date Musical Comedy, Organizatibri
1 OPENING BILL
"THE TWO BOSSES?
A Musical Frolic In One Act, Featuring
May Kenna Ludlow AllenV
Jack Wright
3 ' , , . . ..
Four Big Vaudeville Teams arid ay Pretty Chorus of
Dancing Delights
SAME OLD PRICES 1
Matinees 15-20c ) -Any Seat Nightsv20"30c
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