WOMEN'S INTERESTS
Ctioke Family I't'iinlon
For more' -than thirty yvars.
since the first boy left home and
launched out in- the WoYltf for
better or %vor?e. the son* and
uuughters of t!ti? lute It. A.
C*o:?k?)* of Auiander. Her tie Coun
ty, have met in annual reunion.
As lon?! as their fath? r lived, who
survived their mot her a number
of yejim, they met wi?h him ut
thr ? oUl ? Iwiiii.i, ttimir ? dem h
they have alternated their place
of mating from ouo of the.child
ren's homo to another, or" to
some summer rtsort. Last Wed
nesday they, and quite a number
of their relatives, met at the
home of their brother. Pr. 11.
Cooke in Kicli Square. where
thiy were served in the prove of
Hi' llaptiM ('luirrh ni-ar hy. with
a res I i?lil 1:* lilnrieil Imrhonio and
brtinswiek stew dinner, with all
its accessories. There are nine of
the children, six boys and three
Blrls. All of th. 1:1 are married and
have children. Ileginnin;; with
tho oldest hoy and going down
lo the youngest, their names and
addresses are:' John 11. Cooke.
Auiander; Clinrlle A. Cooke,
Elizabeth City; James K. Cpoke,
Helcrnss: Nertmttl -W-. ? -Cooke,
Andr ws. Smith Carolina; Quin
ton II. Cooke, Rich Square; Ku
gene M. Cooke. Wadesboro. Tie
girls in like order, are Nellie
Lasslter, and Mat tie TMttman. Au
landcr, and Kulaiah Joyner,
Woodland. All of these w ri;
present. Next duy after pari lik
ing of a sumptuous dinner with
their sister. Mrs. Lassiter, they
went to the ci metery and placed
flowers on th k graves of their
mother and father and other rel
atives, and from rhere departed
for their respective homes. -
Mrs. .Max L. Samh't'lin is -Im
proving aflcr .being ?|iiii?> ill at
1n r homo <in Smith Hoad sired.
Mr. 'and Will F>r?man
hnvo return (Ml from Nag* Head
Hrhcro they spoil 1 some time.
?Mrs. Hoy Sykes mid daughter.
Jmic Mae, of Galveston, Texas,
and Alonao Coppersmith and
family of West Point who Imve
1?een visit ing ..their sister, Mrs.
John Albert .-^on of this ciiv mid
their father.. (J. II. It id of
City Route Five for tin* siimm *r
left Monday by motor for Galves
ton, Texas.
Miss Mftta MrPaddrn. ?f Phil
adelphia is the u ur-it of l>r. and
Mrs, Howard Combs, on West
. Ma i 11 street.
Mrs. ' ~7?rT. Ml nil it*; ? a-iid linlr
(laughter, Hilda, and Mrs. Churl s
Jackson, of I'lymouth. are the
gnosis of Mrs. Fred Hoycn on
Kast Chureh street.
? Kkin n?-r .Ionian of this cilv is
visit ing friends ami relatives at
Kdontoti.
MIhh Gertrude Harrell <?f this
riiy bns returned aflflr spending
two weeks at 'Kdenton visiting
frionds and relatives.
Mr. and Mr;:. J. II. LeRoy left
Monday for (Newark where they
will attend the Atlantic Deeper
Waterways Association.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ilen Goodwin
relumed Friday from Indian
apolis where they attended the
National Convention of Hed Men.
Mrs. John Kramer has r tAnod
from I'en Mar and Hedford, Penn
sylvania, and Baltimore where
sht> has been spending Hie sum
mer.
MJr*. F. L. Traenklo and little
daughter. Caroline, l>ft Tuesday
for Ihelr home, Youngstown,
Oh'o, afPr visiting Mrs. Traen
'In's parents, IMr. and Mrs, W.
II. llodrlck on Cedar street.
Hev. H. F. Hall is a?slstinK
Rev. B. L. Wells, of fSdenton. at
a revival this we- k at Macedonia
Baptist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Wood hrtvc
returned after spending some
time at New York City. They
were accompanied homo from
Norfolk by. their daughter, Miss
Iconise Wood.
Mrs. Edward Haws and chlld
ren loft this wet k for HaIHgh
where they will Join Mr. -Hawes
at thflr new home. v.
Miss Hcglna Jaroeks. of iNor
folk and Miss I 'oily Jaroeks of
Tarhnro. have rot nrii<*-i to rft.-ir '
homes after vi?IHn s their aunt,
Mr*. K. G. I a cocks.
Born to Mr. and Mr<. tl. F.
Laughlln. of Florida, a baby girl..
Margnret Brooke. Srad-iy, Sep
tember 14. Mrs. Laughlln was
formerly Miss Bessie Cobb of this
city.
Mrs. Claudia Limb left Sun
day for -Newport N w.a where she
will sltend the t o thy Bubunk
wedding Wednesday.
Carl Perry and Malltu w
Weeks left Tuesday for Fork
Union Military Academy. Vir
ginia.
Mrs. Panflne Griffin. of
Greenville, has returned to Ikt
homo after visiting her sister.
Mrs. Halite Kvans, at Heleross.
PI I O NT, 1 1 t
Standard Pharmacy
THEY WIIX SEND IT.
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m 8AFE BONDS
M n lor fin
INDUSTRIAL BANK
Flyer Harding's Goal
?Ida Rcu^nzohn. rtcrk f.>r the V. S. Air Si-rvlw n' Pajtsn, O, !n to !*c
?married lo Llt-uiviiuui Jack IJnrtlin!?, 'rotiiulthc-woild U>\r. iiftvr his uiy.
?>o cays Mrs. Ruti.or
bachelors: mehes vonii chances
If you an a jrouuj: frllow \v III* no matrimonial i?rm ?rcls. hiT?* U
your opportunity or r?ih? r -Mipoitunlti' to ?- f yourself a wife.
Those two Chicago !i?-. .1 ! j I- i:;'' ? . .1 sin?l hor ; Is
ter, Cecelia, l!f?, a.r?- oniy t: o *?\ i * 1 i 1 1 %*??' l!ut Hi n - O'h III
lie cjitrli to it. Tin in;in- nr m. ii \v4i?? i.ik'- ..'iv.tn; ?? of their
Ixtrcahl TlHIHt Ul.rci lO pi.j '?fi for ' t?) H <?II
I In >ir iiioIIh I*'h liOnri. farm in-.-ii* Milw.ii:" TiulV v.liy I hey nr<*
inaklnK.^K! ofh*r. And lie nr* i-l-mre ?r n?*? niukt
come ouicMv.aa a fclLLlifl 1 < l? ???-.
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KXAMIiNKI) AMI CLKAMil)
Kvory watch should toe cleaner! nine Oncft year. Wc
jjfivc you quick scrvice r.iiil a watislactoiy jolj.
H. C. BRIGHT CO.
Jewelers
A FIFTY CENT TOOTH
BRUSH FREE
All this week
*
ASK t ;+ AWll-T THIS I ?IMPOSITION.
TheApothecaryShop
? "A Good Until Sftii { "
In Tho Ilinton Building
Phone* 400 and 800
A Queen
i. T"ti? Pl it I of N?*w YorlT RiiT
i.tvM iltti.ij t|U<-?-n ?>( the 5k'p?cm
bi i Kk-v(3? in Mi x. Slic ?
jusl is
Fash ion Ne ws Notes
(CnpjrrlcH. 1!?3I. I?v Tti? Aifraur*)
Paris. Sept. 17 ? Tile boa of
ostrich ii|i> in hri^lit roli.rs
:.nin<tfnio:< iimm| us a I'ltff !?? now. h
? ih-IitIi'h a <1aiirc frock or an e.v
' -ill lit; wrap. impartially.'
London. Sept. J". . Lingerie 111
soil printed silu Is mncli'in Tttvor
;iT pr? SoilH'llnioK thCMe 11 it -
d- rKtiriiiftiSH an Dresden slicpli
??rdcHH in- I foil' designs. and
trimmed willi only a binding ol
lirlulit rlld'on.
London. S- pi. 17. The jeweled
;i ii k l?-t keeps pare today wit ii the
l?r:n'?'l?'i Oi.u noted beuuty__iip.
jH-ared at a fashionable dinner
dance pliiC" tlie other evening In
a black cv? nlnt: gown ivlli*ved by
ii v. jade braeeiots on ber rlK.lt'
.dim and five jade anklets on lier
Ii it ankle.
Paris. Sept. 17. ? ' Tbt dastliiiK
ny a dance frock Is now cijiilpped
.i? almost too tia/KiliiK without
som. softening relief. Cons**
quentlv. many of lluwc - frock i
have hiiRe swirls of nilrlch feuth|
* rs down one tide of the skirt.
buitlun. Sept. 17. ? -AppMqued
designs are being extensively used
todav not only on gnwnM but also
on lingerie. White crepe do rhino
appllqnei with .. floral de?li:iiw in
wWlr smiii- mukvs up one attrac
tive lingerie sot.
.Ww York. Sept. 17. ? One fea
. nrc of the cnsi'iulile frocks which
hid fair to ho Immons.ly popu
liir this f ill is the comhinat ion of
materials. A silk frock has a
"Wool roai. .mil so on. i no co-its
often are ?? f seven-eights length.
New York. Sept. 17. ? Wool
challie. that soft anil lovely ma
terial. is "in" again. House frocks
Of challi.-- Nil ii> d ami figured.
are among the prettiest showings
of tlie season at present.
New . York. Kept, 17. ? Among. .
he shoes for street wear shown !
here today is a pump of almost
startling simplicity. Of eunm I
-TtlM ???! Mil. T lia** iieitner stuclv
n??r cut-outs, merely one slim
atikle-etrap. ,
M. (J. MurriM'llc
&Jjuipu\
I II it N I TUB K
CASH, ir You Have II
( ItKIIIT. II' Von Wtim ll
KKCOItl) EiSliOIIMiN r
at the
lUU'lKh. *'Ht. 17 - 'talc C..1
lent1. rnlv??r?liy of Nortli ? *r? i ??? i
nu. Eton Coll?*ico. Wake Furvi
North Carolina Collect* for W ? >
men. and llteh l*olnt Coll??>? ? ?
mrd yesterday wttta rrrr nt T-n.rr.1
inent*.
Bridal Gifts
The irift tli.it von m il ?
the bride should : Ii:>v;
exceeditiK kooiI t ?: U? i.i
its selection. Ind'seiim
innte choice is tni:i|itir>
ctntfd. :
What can be nicer thsin
a wise selection of pretty
biheiT "STIvt'i mm1, well
chosen, is the ni o s t
dial miiiK and durable
K' ft of all and pleases the
bride best.
Il'r tci/l be yUrtf to shotr
you.
Louis Selig~
Your Jeweler Since WSJ
Main & Water Sis.
Real Heating Comfort
Kor real heatiiiK comfort every home requires auxil
iary Ileal -ever-ready warmth to help out your furnace
on bitter, winter days ? economical warmth sufficient in
volume lo keep your rooms properly heated in Spring
and Tail when a furnace fira would bo wasteful.
All this is yours with a jfas radiant-glower heater.
See them at our oll'ice.
I j
Southern Gas Imp't Co.
J. T. STAIJJNfiS, Manngcr.
"If it s ifimr irirh hviit, i/ou Cdil (to it bcTtrr with (/us."
DIgPMY
Introducing
Fashions Favorite Modes
If o/ncw/nv mul Thnrmlny
Si' lit. 17 imii HI
Vml n xhnv inn nf mIi/HmIi t/rirmcnt* rriilcjirinj/
many rhanqrn anil innovation*.
( orric mill See I he Fall ( /i/Hiri l
In Mo ft Attractive Array
M. Leigh Sheep Co.
W'umnn'i Wear
I - !
Wool Jersey Dresses
For High School Girls
A wry attravtivo model h? nl! wool Jersey that j
nrikrs a wry" sorvirwifilo School I)p*ss, swes 14. 16.
| 18. :'.S mid 10? colors. Ill-own. tali. Kivv, henna,
| I'owili-r I illlc. i-opoii.
$5.75
R ticker Cf S/ieely Co.
Elztthrlli ( ilv's lli'sl Shirt'
S i I k e n L o vc I i n ess
for Winter Frocks
^ \HI)S vanlw <>f I'lC most <'\i|lli*ilr ^ilkn
you've ever srrn hit iiflrrwl for very nioilrr
'TUT'jTfti
(rrucrful yialU'l'iiH and fxay and soiiiImt colon*
arc licrr for the iich frock*.
McCabe & Grice
The Rutty Stttrc Since I It'H)
Don't Buy Old F ashioned
Heaters
On von Maul ii 1 letter met h
<>fl of lieiitin^ your home
ihiH winter? Then nee I lie
new type fiirimee whirli
?rl* almvc the floor. A
wonderful new heuling de
velopment thiit does the
work of two or three ordi
nary sloven.
HoiiIm tl??? Ii ? a 1 1 Ii f it I way l?y moi?t
iilr elrru hit Inn. .\n ratlly kept
rli-Hii on a *?r ruinltiin .
VHr.niiH imnviniii i iiinn. I fTnTSTi
In blue, i;ruy, nmlm^nny or plain.
Allen's Parlor Furnace
Don't tmy an old fanltiom>fl stove ivhvn you can
yet thin /riftf'ivKB furnaev for almost
I hv 94i in v money ?
We una ran fee. even hcotinfi in nil parts of the room and
a bit) Hvvinff in uonr fuel bUI.
D. M. Jones Co.
Kli/iiliclli Cllv
Famo and Lebanon Belle Flour
arc nh^4?lii<cl> flour* ??f <pinlttv w>l?1 by the leiullnR iroMfi
? DIsntlflt'TKI) IIT ?
F. TOXEY & COMPANY
SCHOOL DAYS ARE HERE
Let tin help you nolvc your cleaning problems that arc bount
to arl*e durlnfc tlir- coining whool day*.
Our n^rvlrf on girl*' middle RuttR and dreMe? will plea??
you. .nid the Blight rout will a?toiil*h you.
I'l#ane call early In the morning no our dellveryman will not
have to cover tho name territory twice and wo can gtvo you
better aervlce. I'lKlNi: HHO.
Cooper Cleaning Works