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Regular Services in Churches 1
Os The City This Morning at Eleven O’Clock
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Services at 10 o’clock in the morning 8 o’clock at night beginning again
Tuesday, The Evangelist will rest Monday
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if i The Revival has been Hinder way for four days
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Thousands Are - i Have You Been *
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| Attending Going Regularly
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Where the Meetings Are Held <o
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CffllßT SPECHCLE
OMS GUESTS
Buckingham Palace Presents
BriSlant Seen* aa Kina and
Queen Receive
LONDON. Jan. 9 Bobbed haired
••PNr. trying u appear dignified, cl
a*rljr OvaitN Puking a rnnaclcntioui
la mi girlish, anti Amrriear
mm, prnbably somewhat self ra*srioui
la pi aah knee kf»ch#l, triad to fra
perfectly at home la Buckingham pal
whara they were presented tc
Klag Gearge and naan Mary tonighi
la the Brat formal raart ainee the war
‘ ii, the spectacle raakad In brilllanrt
with aaythlag before the war. Eight
haadred fxrasts were raaeleed. Includ
•a* elceaa vieftiag American women
•he were preeeated by Mtp. Georgr
Wife es lb* American ambas
sador. It was ths crowning moment In
the decs of English debutantes, and
Ibe younger not generally This is the
- • r *‘ •••berate court la eight yeare, and
maay of the younger generation had
»»*er seen oae before
# Tfce doers of Buckingham palace
wera thrown open at «:*0 for the
guests. Ths king, the queen. Princes.
Mary and other members of the royal
family arrived in the ball room at 9:90
and the presentations began at once,
coatiaaing anti! ll,'
Slag’s Tailor 00. Hand
After all guests had been presented,
their majesties withdrew for supper in
the apartments, leaving the dip
lemats to be nerved in the throne room
and the M gnaeral company” in the
larger rooms on the groond floor.
All members of tbe diplomatic corps
and their women folk w*r* presented
% tr»t
The king's tailor, carrying his small
sowing hit and aciaaors. was stationed
•« the staircase leading to the hall
room so that evory guest could be seru
liaised Jast before going into the royal
Ptoeonce Those who had overlooked
some minor detail as the strict cere
mental dress, were taken aside snd the
necessary alterations made so that they
would not he rompelled to forego pres
entotion td lhe king and qaeea.
Aabsiadsr Harvery, after changing
his mlad anc* sr twice. Anally appear
ad la regulation evening clothes **-
copt that he warn ths black plush
breeches instead of tbe straight long
trousers which be had. until s few
boars beferv, Intended to wear. Other
aaoa as the Aasarican embassy dressed
likewise. Besides Harvey and his slat,
the only other diplomat, -wearing even
lag drone. Instead of gold taco uniforms I
Wars ths German ambassador and one
or two represents!ivss from Gatin
Amerteua republics.
Mrs. Harvey wore a smoke gray rrepe
georgette with a bodice of trellis dia
mante and a gray velvet train. ' ,
THE LATE CAPT. COLLIER
(Atlantic Coast Lbn* News)
On April 2Srd death claimed one of
| our oldest and mom htghly nreperted
| employees in the person of Capt. J. C,
| Collier—familiarly known as “( sptatn
Jpck".
Captain Collier cams'' to the Allan
tic Coast Line on June loth. H»«6, at
* ths time this road purchased ths line
between Goldsboro snd itmithflcld, ami
was continuously in the service Until
February 2<tb, 19111, at which time ha
was retired an pension from active ser
vice. Captain Collier was born Apri
,1 !4th, DUB. His genial disposition woe
, for him tbs esteem of all with whom
he came in contact. Ho was in hii
'* usual good health until a few dayi
n befuVv ha died. ‘
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si “Fl.yiNU SW ITCH Kit”
I* In one, of tbs American yards Ir
o Prance, the General Yard Master, a
, lieutenant, (one of MTerat that worn
overseas with a vary small knowledge
r of railroading) was given an accident
* report of some cars derailed, ths cause
it being given as “Caused by Flying
I Switch.” The nest day he issued or
dsrs to the roadway to “Remove all
1 Flying Switches from ths yard and
r have them piled back of roundhouse,
* and rapine* them with regulation
s switches. Do not use any Flying
I Swithea except in rases of antsrgi-ary.”
A HEART MOVEMENT
* Returned Doughboy “Yes, the bullet
struck me here in' the cheat and came
out of my bark.”
Young Mioa —“Morey! It might hove
gono right through your heart.”
Doughboy—"No, Mi.a, ray heart was
in my -throat at that moment.”—De
trait Nowa.
BOY HAB MICMORAHI.K DAY
WASHINGTON. Juae “Tima* do
rhange,” Secretary of Agriculture Wal
lace remarked today as he climbed out
of the horso-drawa carriagr. which! by
custom, convoys the agricultural chief
<m official mlaioaa, and entered the
White House Executive office for the
regular Cabinet meeting. Hi* small
grandson, aged 7, rode wiyh him in
the ancient equipage. “That ia the first
time this boy star rode behind s
horse.” he said.
CHIVALRY IN STRU’ii*,
Convicts, la Kangaroo Court, Apply
I -Osh to loaulter of Woman
SACRAMENTO. Calif., June V. The
•lory of how In ronvirt ruad workers
nt Hig Bar, Trinity county, incensed'
because on* of their number, Goorgi
Zenavre. had horn accused by a wo
man es Insulting her, formed kanga
roo court, found Eenavro guilty, then
ad ministered to lashes, wo* received in I
d special dispatch to the Sacramento
Her from Weavrrsville today.
ORPHAN CONCERT
Ths Middlesex Free Will Haptist Or
phanage singing Class will give * con
cert at the Court House Monday Mil
p. m Admission '/be and Me. Every
body Invited. Cams and help a worthy
raaso. This date will not ronflict with
the Mam-Ramsey meeting.
An Announcement
f Our Policy
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From the time I decided that
n the thing I wished to do the!
balance of my life was tu make
,t photographs, it has been my
• policy to make the best work ol:
( *J which I was capable—at as
. reasonable price as Flits'!
r CLASS work could. I>e. turned
ii out.
n Those who have kept in’
™ touch with the growth and
rs progress of The Clement Studio
know that it has also been nn
policy to- keep our STYLES
and EQUIPMENT ahead «.f the
n demands of our community,
a giving Goldsboro big city Style.
and Service in our pho
nographic work.
>c Since the first of the year
g,we have been busily engaged in
'developing some new styles
and plans for .reaching more of
our town folks.
n The first of our new styles
k appeared in our windows ul>out
ten days ugo, Uing smaller
; models of our highest grade
t portraits— \ very moderate
• prices. V
I Next wetß” will appear mir
“Inext
iH-jng ' well photo
graphs colors in all sirs
Most ofrhe people of
-have become aetjuainted with.
| our large color work and know
’ that It has w<*n a high reputa
t tion throughout the state. He
’cause of the fact that I have
' so many kintis of work do hau
’ die I have not until recently at
tempted to develop the small
- color work. We recently se
cured the services of uu expert
colorist to assist me, and w<
will make our first showing
anti announcement of this work
j next week.
It )a needless to say that the
smaller color work will Ik* of the
same high class as our large
'portraits, however, tint pric.es
will be reasonable and within
the reach of every one.
It will always be our policy
to strive to merit the patronage
of our customers and always
give a little more than a dot*
lar in value for every dollar
spent with us.
Sincerely^
A, O. CLEMENT.
The Clement Studio,
■Photographs of Anything Any
where.
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i NOTICE
When in Goldsboro, N. C.
- Eat at the
McALPIN CAI-’E
IPrices are right* the place is
right, the food is right, ami the
man is right.
, u h- HOLLAND, Proprietor
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luties. Think what it means to you to have no disor
jrani/etl routine—no sloppy tubs, irons and wash linos!
fur autos will call for your on the clay that's
nost convenient for you and return your things clean J
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Tint fresh.
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We do not use strong acids in And guarantee /
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minimum wear and tear. Far less is occasioned
careles.) washerwomen.
And cur prices are very ivasoitable!
WAYNE LAUNDRY
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