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JAMKH-PATE. j
Mlei Jamie PaU, ih• »llr/ctl>e daugh
ter of Mr. aad Hr*. A./M Fat*. who
Mr»» about alx mHes ttom the city, wa»
maritod at eaiven e'eibek last night to
l Wr. ißoran James, of Mount ORtc.
Tha reremony Waa iwrf.amnl at fht
, homo of tho bride's parent* Ur Ur.'
'*•»• Wall, pouter of the Pint Baptist
church of OcHdxboro.
Just before the ceremony, MU* Eva'
<Wt« *nng -Ob, Promise Mo." Mr*. C ro
llon Hood was dome of honor and the
bxlda was *!•»«» away in marriage by
her father. Mia* Sadie Pate, a aUter
Os the bride, the wedding march.
Among the out of town gneeta for the
wedding were Mr. and Mr*. Theater
Prince, ef-NotJolk, Mia* Blanche Joint*
ands Mr. Edgr.r James awd Mr. UovW
Byrd, of Mount Olive.
An informal reception for the mem
ber# of tha bridal party followed the
1 -ratnony, after which the young coa-
I!•' left on a motor trip to Western
North Caroling.
ee a a
Vardan-Miller
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ij'- Laot evtmiag '*t ! eight. o'clock the
llwtddinr of Mil* Ethel Mftirr. daagh
tar of Mr. and Mra. Charles B. Miller
to Mt. W., E. Borden, Jr, ion of Mr.
~, W»d. MPa. w, E. Brodcn, was solemn ia
ed'lVl'St. Pbal Mctl'nsi -t chorcb.
The altar whs a bower of beauty,
with long loaf pane, ferns, gladtelas andj
~ Falsa Dragon* used far decoration
Pin* candles enhanced tha colojr scheme
of pink and whltf.
At the first atraina of Lohengrin*
bridal ehorus Mr. Kenneth <£- Ruyall
ang Mr. Charles Thompcon entered, fol
lowed by Mr. Borden Cobb and Mr. Ful
lar Hill. Next came Miaa Mary Wright
Tvvler, gowned in jade colored evening
drasa and carrying pink asters. With
Mias Taylor waa Mr. Douuel Cobb. Mu-
Laah Slaughter, gowned in an orchid
'•s>*a draaa aarryiag pink astars and ac
companied by Mr Claiborne Royall, fol-
S lowed. Next followed Mia* Mary Dortch,
(.owned in gold lace evening droa# with
lavender asters, and accompanied by
Mr. Charfos Miller. The dams of honor,
Mra. Cbarlo* B. Miller, wore grey lace
tvening l gowa with a wrngr of pur
ple aster*. Mias Mary Mbhaux follow.
ey as maid of honor, attlreil in American
beauty colored evening gdwn with a
corsage of Kalao Dragon* of blue hue.
The bride, lovely In a handsome gowa
of Roma crepe, with becoming coronet
veil affd orange bloaaoms, entered with
, her father, Mr. Charles.B. Miller, who
rave-her la marriage. Her corsage was
of brides roast with shower at swanso
aia. She wa* met at the altar
by th* groom and hit host maa, Mr.
- Thomas IWsrdan. Row George T. Adorns
officiated, Using the impressive ring
servieo. Mrs. Georgs Bynum render
ad "iMitir and -Somatima” while the
wows wore being spoken
Bsswose «f the yromiaente of both
families and due to the uaiversal popu
larity of both bride and groom, tbs
wedding, altogether lovely and impres
sive, will ho it Interest threaghout the
state.
After the wedding an elaborate rc
repiles waa hold at the home of the
bride on Walnut street. Members of thu
bridal party farmed the receiving line,
and delicious ices and hon bona were
”» served in tho dining room. Mrs. t bar
lea L. Jvmßh prankled at 0 the punch
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bar (iron on tho subscriptions, no per the regular schedule.
bbwl, with Mra. B. B. Miller resolving
in the gift room.
Mr. and Mrs. Borden havw left tho
city for points 'worth. They leave the
statoa shanty for-Tuba.
Ogt at town tarsi* for the occasion 1
weroi Mr, agd Mr*. Fuller, of Durham;
Mr. FuHer Hill. MUs Man Wright
Taylor, Mr.'Charles MHler, €t Boston,
MV-. and Mrs. Erlic E. Smlttr of Ricli
aioad; Mr. Sydaar J. Borden, of Wilson;
Mrs. Lacy, of Uoleigb; Mra. C>fp, Me-
Aliiater of Fayetteville end Mrs. Wm.
Douglas, of Juekfow villa.'
• ago.
Mrs. Wugiaa A
V i'.iter Mere.
Mr*. Wiliam Douglas, of Jacksonville,
Fla., Mr. 8. J.. Borden, of Wilson and Mi
end Mrs. E. E. Smith and children, of
Richmond, Va., arc in the city with their
sister, Mr*. W H. Cobb, for tho Borden
hiilicr wedding,
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PERSONAL
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Mrs. C. E. NorrU left yesterday for
B’oek Mountain to spend *e/eral weks,
Mr. and Mr*. J. C. Vanatory returned
h> the city today from a sojourn at
Cleveland flprlsgi Hotel, on# of tha most
popular of the mountain resorts this
*u miner.
Mr. H. L. Wrcnn tnd family havo ar
rived by automobile from Haitannah on
a visit to hit math eg, Mra. M. t. Wrcnn,
op Tester street.
* Mi-' F. M. Hrndall Is
wesibe In Aurora With relatives aed
. friends.
Mis* Dcrette Oetfinger leaves lunight
for New York to *pend a f*w weak*
with relatives and friends. *
Mr. and Mr*. Wade Dorsette have rfv
turned homo from o visit to the bride's
relatives in Virginia.
Mr*. A. L. Hcrtd and children, ,es
B'wk'j Mount are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Mr*. C. C. McAlister and Mra. Tom
Worth, of Fayetteville, have arrived In
the cily for the Bordcn-Miller wcii<j«ne
Mr. and Mra. Carl Baldwin have re
turned home from an extended bridal
tour through western North CaroKaa.
Mrs. W B. Edwards anatwo daughters
Athia and Catherine, left this morning
»• spend a while in Wilson and Norfolk.
Va. ,
Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Moye are vii.iting
friend* in Richmond. Va.
Hr. "B. Fj Terr has returned home
from a basinets trip to Richmond. Vo.
Born ta Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sav
age, August Ist, a daughter. Mother and
baby are doing fine,
Mr. sad Mr.. Dalton Stith are-, all
smile* today—it's a son, William Fore
man und mother and toa arc doing
nicely. <
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GIIM.. 11. RELATES ATTACK ’
MY MEN AT OCEAN VIEW.
NORFOLK. Va , Aug. t—A 18-ytar-old
girl, whose name is withheld by the
police today, (barged that she was kid
napped at Oceaa View Satarday night ,
and attacked by three men. Her rhargoe ;
mated the arntst of Joba Murray, 19
years old, and ne will he triad tomorrow ‘
in Ocean View. f
The girl was foaad wandering about
the street* Sunday, her clothe* torn aud
her body bearing the marks of bruises.
She had taken poises, sha told the p« |
liefv and ohc waa rashad to?H. Vijimnt's j
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MRS. TIIARI.ES DI'FFT !*>.
SAN DUEGO. Cal., July 2» - Mary
McCuilea, four year* ago, became this
county's oftieial eupid. '
At that titrv* she sgpured employ
went la the clerk's sfflee, and on her
Brit day at work isaued her fret marri
ng* license. '
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The n«upic tittered their way put, and
Mary quite dctcm nodly said; “
"Not
Fas* two year*. Mary iraues the
four-thousandth Marriage license from
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Hospital, whero immediate treatment
j eared her Ufa. « ,
The girl **rd today that *K« had gone
* to Ocean View with l.oulae Hill II yrara
| old, and had bee Lome separated from the
j *h*n three young men dragged f
her inte a place called the Devil’# Pea. j
• rude ahack uaed aa a clubroom. She,;
declared ehe waa stacked there and
could remember nothing elao until she ;
•O found on the atreeta by policemen.
She denies that Miss Hill contributed |
to her Iron Me, bot the latter la being
held, the girt haa giren a partial de- tj
i *n iptiutt of the men who attacked b„g,
and police are after them.
ATTRACTIVE WEEK
END AND SUNDAY
FARES
via
Norfolk Southern R. R.
to I
L BEAUFORT and
MOREHEAD CITY
Sunday train leaves litaufort
5:16 p. rh., Morvhead Crty 6:40
p. m., arrives New Bern 7ilO p.
!m., Kinston B:Ji9 p. m., Golds
boro 9:46 p. m.
Special week end raUa at
Moreheud City hotel*,
I. V. DALTON,
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- General Pasnuffuc Aftst.
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her deck. Enters rbarloo Dwdfg aa e s
contt clerk la another department Us !
Iha, <(;h mug old courthouse
>Hoy« Mary again: “Marry? I've never 1
thought about It,” »
Another two, yours. Another foiw
thousand marriage I wen sot issued by'
Mory that it, to be exact, S.m.
Then Huffy whispered sense thing Into
Mary'e ear. Mary waa sdboptire.
And the eight-thouohndth licsaas
Mary iaeued to heraelf. Now she a Mr*.
Charles Duffy.
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Watkins Male Mod Caewwu* IIM tkh
Week only Mfcc. Step tut MolfN King,
far fordo aJf algoo. this weoh 10c each.
HAH * to
Coder Messenger Opera Houoe,
(ieldajbore, N. C.
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i Small Accounts |
Why should tho Wayne National Art*. )) J
which 1* the largest bank in this section, cor- ((
diulty invite Midi accounts? Renseniber the u I
oak? . a|]
f The young man of character and ability (I
| • may have a small earning capacity at the ho* ))
( k inning of his career hot he will be the bun- (A
) iitems- man of the fature. /#
) Many of our largest accounts were at one ))j
( lime sMutil. We net only want yen to open -ml
j ynpr account with us, hut we want yon to foei ft
(Ut. even though your account My ho smII, \V
», / n« are entitled te the saasa service and pro- (f
) lection thet the largest bank in the commenity '■}
( afford* the bigger account*. (C
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The Wayne National Bank
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On Gas Ranges! [
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| ~WE OFFER A LIMITED NUMBER OF VULCAN > |
| GAS RANGES AT A SPECIAL SALK AND HAVE J
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| REGULAR PRICE *58.00 AND SVRRY RANGE f
| NEW AND IN PERFECT CONDITION. I
| THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO SECURE A DE- ~ I
{ PENDABLE COOKING range at a »V I
I WITH EASY TERMS IF YOU WISH. I
| *M* BRINGS THE RANGRTO YOUR HOME I
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Mat Rtooatta oraay eight. Ma par |
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II try to buy the beta always and
H to have the right prices. Compare^
Pi>cea and quality and see for j M
|| The best Moorsboro Butter jjf
Sliced Bacon i.. «•«.!■. 43c and 3Be
1 Sugar, per pound ..... (
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Pay Caah and Bank tha DKee—aa
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I DRIVEWAYS, SANITARY SITTER I
I CONNECTIONS. AND W ATER ita- I
| VICES ON EAST Xsll Bf߻r . 1
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V To AH Persons Owning Lute dll But Ask Strut fitfcfua B
R Herman Strut and East City LfcnJt*
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ft Ash Strut bctwun Human Stout ami tka But 1
ft City Limit is to, be paved at an mtif data, fpa%Qlt C
|( having jilrudy bun Ist and work bspm. AO ppNUS |
J desiring chrivwwajrs, sanitary N««r "imirttna*. at war M
| ter run to to thair lots Mom tha stout Is ff
ft pavad must males application tor mow to CHg MmL f
ft near in writing, on or Wars August 10. ISO. Thau |
ft applications must state sisa of saefc drtoww*y ituifaS
ft * m * location with ta tot, aad moat stats I*
f( ration desired for SeWsr aad Water rnnasitliu wMN
// respect to lot. , _
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