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THB COAT OR ARMS
November hll a coat of 4r»V,
No king’* could grander bet
It boot! " tb# specimen*
Os a'neicnt. heraldry.
Upon • (Mold of pumpkin plo •
1 In hue* of brown and gold
lire lesrnge* of cranberry sauce
.And chicken csssrroiv'd.
A roasted turkey coochant on
A t«W*rloth I* leetf.
f With quartering* of potato masked,
And color/’ whlto and groan,
I And apple* rod, und pfotly girla
The flour for cruller* nioving.
And at the tpp tb« legend scraljvd
y. In Utter* bold, "Thanksgiving.”
—Minna fcvlag In New York Sun.
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Btvv*s»s-t>\ erir. jn U adding
MQgh Interest in GoUlekoro and 4h«
*urrounding countie* ccntrr* In lt»«
* mar ring* of Ml** Bailie Bell Overman,
" of Ueogden Tewyithlp, and Mr. F.dwortl
Allen Steven*, of Grantham, which took
place in tnc Providence Msthodist
church in Beogden Township at S:00
o'clock Wcdntfsday evening. Reverend!
R. K Pittman, former pentoe of both
the bride and the groom, officiated.
. / The alter arangement waa unique and
nnuandlljr beautiful I.ong leaf pin* and
* trailing Ivy with a conttaat as magni
’ Scent p'jlta rhryaantbemum* formed
the background At a distance of about'
four foot woe* two improviaed' archaa.
! one, amaller. In front of the other. Both
J'of thoee were eovrrrd in ivy and south
ern amiUg. and onhaisred by a akllifnl
.addition of tho chrysanthemum*. Jast
I prior to Uw rocemoay. Me*. I-ealb*
f.l nrkgr *angt "I Love You" and “I Love;
' FYou Truly.” Promptly on time, Btffia.|
Herring, presiding at tbo organ. 1
fifeegun Mendelssohn's wedding matrh |
jli nd fbe bridal party entered. Leading j
procession wee* the two uaherc,
Aliaifa. Ilaywod Cox and Hugh Davis, |
Hpf Grantham. %
• The maid of honor, Mia* Clara I#e'
*Kt#g#ns. followed, rxqutcito In a eiea
fion of blue crepe. She carried an atm- 1
ful of yallow rhrytantkrmum*.
Mias Iva Jennett* and Mr* Alvin Ed
warda, the twa lovely- bridoamaid* ram*
next In order Thyy were in aftfr
notM.o gown* of pink and their Sower*
m> *e White ghrysantbcmwms- Tlu
groom*men, M***r*. Williwm Tofev. of
thi* elly and John Lee Oo*rman, brother'
as tlaa bride preteded tb* flower (tirl,
who w*i littie Mia* Sarah Kfj»»bcOi
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i««f of Mr. and Me* N II Htev-te. o<*d
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neire -of .the groom. Her
of the Wnffieat pink allk and »*• **r
tied ,8 basket of maaiOtura chrysanthc
music. Her ha«d»omo young aouaip,
Matter' Edgar Allen Stltvena. aitraarivo
regulation middy auit. / followed her
beaaiag the ring in a perfect whit*
giant chrysanthemum.
The bride entered on tb* arm of bar
father, Mr. Rotund Wvcrman, who gave
her in warring*, fib* wore a anaart
Uavoiing auit of anvj aad bar flowura
wwr* a shower buwuuc of brides' roaaa
and liliea of tb« valla*'.
| Mrs. Steven* la a beautiful young wo
j uian of rare charm. Sb* graduated at
tb* Eastern t ktolino Training Srkooi
la lilltO and niaea than kaa boon teach
ing ig th* Falling Crook public schools
Mr. Stevenp la well known and very
popular in Cold*boro, whore He lived
for a loaf number of ytdg*. H<> is a
Trinity man aad w>* of th* aiast pro
gressive farmer* |b U»a After:
spending their himeywoon In th* wpsl
, orti port of tho ♦tat# lleg wig bo at:
horn* to their friend* in Grantham's j
Tow nth ip.
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Mr aad Mr*. Urd
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Mr and Mrs i. W BSed. of New
! York, arrived in tk# city yesterday toi
Jb* present at tk* opening of the new
! itor* on Saturday Tbay are register
lod at the Kenaan. Mr. Khrd has charge
of th# baying office In Now York City.J
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Mr*. Groauie Ul
Friend* in the city of Mrs. A. K.
Graaaia will regret to know tkat the
was carried to a laral. h«*pi>«l W*d
j neadny night aariouely fit. Her ren
dition waa somewhat batter yesterday.
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Among the eieitor* fiom out as luarn
yesterday were: Mra. K. P. Holme*. M r
Daniel Jenee. Mr*. A'. K Senynerliji.
; Mr*. T. R. Martin. Mount UUvJ: Ml**
1 Nits Hook*. Paulin* Garris, Fremont;
Meadamea 11. M. Woodward and R. S.
Moor*. Warsaw; Mra. Seth Gibbs, Beau
(prt; Mra. Mary Reorder, Wilmington.
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SI. Mary's KndewnUnt Fand
Pour years ago a campaign waa
i started to rwia* ISOd.OOO for 81. Mary a
feffoel, ftalejgh |2SO,d«n yf |ki. amuuul
i kaa been » •cured, lenvmg RWP.aue yet
icta b* raised'. From ' December f to IS
an campaign will be put en
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Will I*, gireti to all »lumna*- in Wnvne
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county at Which the formal opening pt
tho campaign wUt be launched. Mm* 1
Lena Simmon* is chairman of the move
ment in Wnyn# coonly.
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Mine Berden Heetuee /
Mia* finginia Harden deUgbtfully efi-
U rtninod a few hour* ak Wer home qn
George Street yaaterdny morning bu«i
oring Mg*. ZoIHe Collin*, n recent bride
and Mr*. Jam** Cooper, nee Ml** Hag
tic Wooten, of Henderson, who I* u
popular favorite .la Goldsboro. T|t.-
wonting was spent in sowing and rhek
ting and oujopang a dcllciou* salad
course served by the hostess.
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The Recital
Wednesday Night.
It la seldom indccd,that the people of
ieoldeker* era privileged to h mar mu***
of tbo High quality which churactarixqd
Mr. C. G. VardelFt argua mdtd at the
J Presbyterian church isat night. It wq*
i heard hy a geod-aUcd audience, which
| way not disappointed In Ita expectation*.
; The organ ia a naw instrument, of stteei-
I ness and power, and I*. not tike many
, eharrfc organ*-- mad* up of pipes which
1 imitate orchestral and bund instruments,
to tk* detriment of their proper fun«-
J tlea.
Mr. Vardell, likewise, is a true love*
at hi* inaUuaienG aad dae* net attempt
to make It sound like something else, 1
bor perform the prank* toe often played
by eemeevt organists Throughout the
reeital, be played with artistic reserve,'
yet rnada kb* duml' as tk* uapucitle* of
tkd «rga*.
In accordance with tima-honored re-1
cite I pvnedeuG he began wish a prelude
and fugue by the father at the inod -r*
etgan, Johann Sebastian Bach. The
fugue chosen was the very bright and
melodious one la R flat, both shorter
and more InUrestiMC to ike averngp
audience than the more difficult ex
amples usually chosen. Mr. Voydrll
brought eut with great clearness tb*
' various leading theme* on which thg
fugue i* constructed, and carried lK*
mi. star piece to iXe ceaplusion with car
thusipm and tafhuiral skill.
After several lighter number* by
masters ancient and modern, tb* r*r.ite%
'! Ist gave what wa* the big number of thg
i' program, an Mr run sonata as bis own
i rviepoaition. Tbit type of composition
>j sens mode Immortal Mendelssohn. !g
i tk* sarly part of tb* last ceaturf. Mr.
{ Vardell'* work fallowed tb# orthodox
pattern as fear contrasting iqj/vement»,
■ from grave to gay, aad ending wjth a I
1 »jx* upllslulation wf all the llwuwl,
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nfoylnr tA« full tM»*n x of the organ.'
"th, efhi® coinpcStifh la of If rent in
te re at ams bc-aaty* tq« mcl»dt#« bem?
fresh and ..;«’'«*** >•
grpupd of *cll l h n
Thci# gpr* ah dHH vnoiqr-nta ia the iwrg'
' rompqritiPN. ond 4t.Would ho diffienti
wlcct tdis Imst part ! from sti dsi )l
molded wurh." Perhaps tbo vi.> tun.
ful arabesque pakydie* <tb uunor ,m*ur
In the Allccro MmAtoso. and ih# ewtir*
development of the third
• suited Ryhevsu, would be Selected as thv j
happivst inspirations as Jhe whole piece.
This' lust divinlop was of bubbling
sprighttlneM throughout, the very es
sence at spring time end youth. It wa*
surely the climax of tho evening's stii
tertainment
Tb# other numhefp Wdre of average j
program chynctar. with some sugary
musical ben-bone M the end. concluding
with
Quran of Shcbs. «ic choral prelude of
Brahms with ali it* tnterweioring of in*
trieatc counterliolin Wa* a bit too in> ,
cal for the audience, end yet afforded *
line contrast to the following pieces, <
Buck compositions are understood onlyj
after much hearing of them, and this;
opportunity la rarely to he enjoyed out -!
side of the great cities.
It is to he hoped that other recitalists I
yr|U bo brought-her*, for there is no'
branch of must#* I art more ia terming |
Is th* mind and beset than skillful *r- i
gan playing Mr. Vardell set a very:
| Wgh standard cfer any who may come
••**r bias, and kla hearer* are indebted
te him for an evening of rare enjoyment.
Th# choir at the church song at the I
‘*t*r*»4 between the two halve, of .the.
program airuntiiem, “Tlicre Wore Ninety
*nd Nh»e.” and this hit at poetical e«-
pee.Mea made * fitting diver. lon, *x-.
ccltcntiy well-rendered.
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Lit Mr MU Os y
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Dear Mr* M*|on;
Tan sny person In, Goldsboro tell
whoa, end under what strcuuMteet.
a man, who Utcr hesame President’of
th* Unued Stats*, visited Goldsboro? .
Respectfully,
< HAS H MILLER.
! i Th* New* will be glad ta print aay
answers to Mr. Miller's query. In ywii
cemrauiticatiad* plr»»* givp *ll indi
«•*•*** that joa recall in cennertian
with tk# visit as Hit* dteiitiguishtd per
sewage, j
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| Th# best cur* ttr bard luck I* bard
,4 vark.
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PERSONAL
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;.: T-r-*‘ ... If:
Mien fti.finw 1-vrK, h»*4 o' bhe <l*- •
ot Kugiish of tho (in l Jehu*)
Hijjh rrHo>4, loft thin morning fur hei
lienio in J ierkovilk-, Vg., U. Uk ,
wbvk-cnd 'v. itii Irr parents.
Mr. W. N (jiltn nnd Misa Battle
Cirifltn mrivrd yoyu rday ut.erouaa iruyi
their summer tdtusc ot Biaoh Mown
Wiki, auJ will Wni : i rc. TUe trill
t*ae wade Utuiwh the uouatry. Mr.
f. Tyson coin* with them nnd Wt last
night to iiny • visit to Hi* in
Hooky Meant.
Ki*V J. Its. Hiaoe hao returned from
| ColunW*. wbor. the sU.nUed the R#of u
i (>/ oit/tn fi»ir Ya-r.
Tt% and If to. John NeaJ baw cotsoned ,
fwm n fcii'in* Icfp to Morobead City.
M* k K- Pwo«**>n rouirned vt**l*fdn?
1 from ,V 4 York Imi other Morthvtu
1 ' mi *>l/
>< E. Brown, of Selml.
r*f‘i rue* i.fiie yesterday alley »p<j)>r*''
1 ii| several daga hero 0* t*m nuottj of .
Mr. and Mr*. Vick MroWn «n Vt*t ufrevt. j
[ Ur*. John, icon ell'., v*b<« ti n* Barn vta
-1 >Ung. Hr*. Mnr'tn Root th|» loch*4*o.
, tuny.il to iter homr in hour Oaken yes
• terda/.
Mr. J. T. Vlnaon spent yesterday tft r
noon on hi* (ju« tg county
‘ mi H. a Hoot utd ii.fl Jft, of Wer
•■or, toft y«»tccd*y,ytiter it brief visit!
to hlr. J, Q. Vtko.
■r. A. W. ffliiotto Has rhiavnod from
» ln.niito.Mt trm ho BaUugH.
Mr. Mid Mr*. ,W. L. MoHowwil, who)
li«vb Won Htloadin* tko tjuakcr ytior.y j
i.iwi Ing lint Northampton county, re
: turned bunth ya«lerday,
Mr. L, A, Roney spent fngterday nftoo
j '» Rose UiU «B business.
Mr. J. W. Jones left yoelerdnf on ft
iii»oi»ou# trio to Hot earn >. C. Ho wdl ,
nstuon lotuuht.
fir. Norwood Nilfue* hot returned
. trym % inn tw Genoa.
SLEEPY TIME FOPi
THE UTTLE FOLKeS
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After BUehie Uuar get ever that'
, bold work that Mr. Man made bim d«>|
j and the lon» ride that k« gave Hiliie
Peasem, he had pretty gued luck fieh
<lng end taUiiiag sebbie* till away most
, l hnstmaa ‘time.
lie rerne labored how. leal rear, it had,
mowed all the w*oh before ChrUuaa.
and had kept him from nottiat anyihing l
for hia « hiistmaa dlaaao, ee this year
' be noekod uy a lot of good thin go in hia
kitchen, to he would hami a g'<u p(V ! i\
dli '
lir Moea had same trouble ln»t yonr.
and so he and Bhwhie B*ar get togoth
tiT and talked it ever to see If they
eOt.Un'O haoo tome cert at a ftirietm* >
party, ami invite in mm «f thru,
' fries do.
They mot and talked it all over two
or three time* before the), decided whop
>to do They aeaVd some ir» rroone'
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know wh»M in the w«g|d they wees go*' :
w Nfd aw vfraume *• they ehHmT on j
Midst Possum and embed b*m It bn haeow'
h*j* ho ttwk entan, |
Milho Phornic toot.ad mlojhty worried
omi oMidohod Min. hoa<l » Idng time.
After a while ho betmm to fitn, and
thuh Itmrkio Boar i.nd pr. Noa« hn#M
' he had thuunlu of a ptaoo Co got eon#
■ JMWgrn. , ' ;
You rninembt r Met. Moo’Cow that WOs
' Ji v-i) in Vt. Man'e.Aotd that day whan
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I Riot |ie Bsar had so . hadlfheoed, mus
that the donkey wad to foil Ur aisv M
[hie, Joke on ttioski.f And yoa rs *in 4-
her that Will* f’poscrti ha>i moved to a
\ • big holWw tree tu IHo. *it- id Mrs
i Jlou Cowfo Raid.
Well. Bi{|le and Mll, ito i t.yw bod
boceam pretty good frierde. to BQlic
told Uinrkie Hear if b« rooid got him
a. big but ki t ho Would got Jdru. K>/o
(Tow to glv# -him »omu nslih and crown.
So BlacLlo got a bucket out «f b>*
kiu boo, end BiiUa raaaam west dawn
to Mft. Moo Cow * Paid and velyi bog if
| she wufld givo him a baobab' til mdfc he
| Wtu.l4 • limb up •» Ute iiarohgMum pM%
oiwt knmb hoc down iMpdo yerotnuaoao,
j Mrs. Moo tow _r*o* mighty (lad to
; make tiiOt sort of as trade, aad MiiHo
j dm. .ooea - ißiso I. abswkoMidpamae ■—in degkduddhmiidiiimfci u KileOdNhillAoia
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Suggestion No. 7 ft
UK! T.'.~ \ it ud tuig«e»tKm is always goodc-todUr Wt t1
say buy him a cowhide leather belt plain leatbet 1
or the new i<>n. 1 h ad- to be had only at A. A. Joseph’*^
The carded iwlt hi;ldi» it’s place aud ia thorefor* nenM
e*. >r t'>ria)ii»* than the i egular«s©rt—and bcaniea an I
entirely new feature. ~Jg
The belt hdcktaa come iu plain up hammered siKcr— % «
I iniuul it you i refer. A splendid aji’<vtm*nt awaits yen t B
I ' A. A JOSEPH I
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' tweet milk and who ?>»**** S|K
Rlaokjc Hr*re hottsf, w|#rg kßeg' Wfo
' gi'lW to hav, tht, J ■■
While Hill, * Po*u,g waa gage far &«
milk 4ny Birg Ilfrl^TOiLtfW"
bur,.>,.* . cMMht,
f N<l«H nalT, fid
ca,giu s nier fat pig, adM|Br. RtMW ttd
found «)-« of Laota JktVMQ td iMk*
ift * t M- g o» Mm to age. fast M&
end Ud canghi Urn add jirwgftl K
to Hlarhie’e houae.
New- they kad aU gboy ncoded. Jm
1 «’«* Ainnkf. Joy Bird oatrf* boy »k«at
to coolly, end ream Mg. tan. eg they ft
W» sot the thbic whip* the eo#-
u* detiahr. ft
Vm fb w damn to M|o, crook and fji*
f id *1 kollg Hdoom Mi OWlhwihi
w.-wvo tn fia.tho tAMo. m>4 Omm f»
vtioi all the and made ft rfik
dui* !d*i io w«* htgMr lim «*Mjr w>
*«'>»>•»«m<
'Uy ail i t doom and ate every bljK
4.0 n*r the V , bdif^
ws* •' the bead of’the tdMo, pad ramfl
ctegybody sit they • mild eat, f
By. the tease obey got throagb dlafr
it dm*, odd A Maekte Breh aaMg
«H <4 h*. gaomaAf «* »« •»*». A
•Id Jay 2 BiM that Tie muet gW fr
l ard tnarn arc good times to wg#.
tl«. b»u*oa RerOoa amtf RoyaHe
«• foie. hsecV. tie* f aftdrrla d||l
' -da AN» r. ■«> rtRCIR «ori RWW
JAb. C. JOTMOt H n, f
oUthChl, liVIUKKIMBY. AND J
j.km I'isi'WHAw Maapk 1
ohict Pesrth O'ioor Boydow Btdidiaf
, iiutiita v is ttltadi ft* Mo tA
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