■ATOmDAY MORNING. FBBWJABY 14. IMI
Business Girls Win World's Laurels ¥$
.* A> Athletic Competition By Faithful Xv.
Application To Strict Training Rules
World champions! This Ittlr be
l*Ml to t»w* of tkMf young wo-
Quit* by accident t hey hMn
•W <»P honor* for thrlr lu I*
♦too roolni of sport
i- Uoaol Kirk, tithrr fie bring aad
C|ora Fbrtoy did ma, art out to
Means* athletic record-« reckr ra.
Th*y oirrrly wonted to main loin
thrtr youth and develop thotr
health. Cuaaoquoatly they parti
otpotod to thr athletic actuates for
woman sponsored by the l-rudeat
lol Inaura oca Company at Newark.
H. 1 H where they are employed.
Hite Kirk la shown In th> picture
above; Mlaa Fartoy la the sixth
* , fyom the left, and Miss Hehrtng
«hr third from tbs right la tbs
* picture below.
®! With hundreds of other girts they
war* guided In Indoor and outdoor
sports by Oeorgv JI Vreeland.
chairman of tho At Matte Pom,
tollloo of the company’s Athletic
Association As a roan ft of this
health program for home offlee rm
ptoyos of the Prudential Mis* Kirk
to tarte* a champion *»he la the
peetteat holder of thsf Amateur
'a ' Athletic Union national champion -
•hip for the slaty yard bardie out
doors and the holder of <hc world's
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Caught you. \Mr Winter.
Doan hohiad the bill.
Danclnx « lb a phuntum iluscr
<v*> call the Uaflodll.
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Cauth. you. lAidy Wltilor.
Furbishing your clot he*:
Nbckon yon expected
To flirt
Dust he Is, af/d-(lrci|nin'r.
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To wander front Ihc sk'es! b
Oueea-you beard the blixs>ir(l,
But guess you didn't care!
Underneath thr tempest
Bleeps for you tho fair.
The otror fragrant.
The senile and Ihe iwoet,
Bhr Violet who maybe now
You're going at last to ant!
—B. B. In Baltimore Hun.
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A Blrihdo) I’arly
On Wsdncstlay evening February
tho eleventh. Allas Addle l/t *n
tortalnod Jlulle a sow of her fiionds
in honor of her eighleenlh liirltiday.
The cnJor scheme was carried out
in red Had white Id the living mom
r.ud dining mdm. A beautiful birth- j
day oaks aflh the eighteen ' nod leu
fotmed the center piece on the din
ing table.
_ Homo of Ihe intereding features
of Ihe evening was- m gitewHiux game
the prise was won by AHaa VVtoria
, Bartlett. Tlum Best cn
tortalaad tit* guoat with stururali
solos accompllabtHl by Mr W’ljlei*
lee on the guitar. "
Mil’s (at riselved many beautiful
ptudoflU.
The •le'rtslienivnt served were
eshe.lce creemiandy and nil kind*
.of fruits
At oleveu o'clock the go -id de
parted declariag Miss l.e«' a harai-i
log host ess
. I.KIAM) MATHKWK AND (UAHA
HOWKU, ' »,
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Bant Ta Mr. aad S
Mr*. Baherl Pew HI.
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> Bom Thursday to Mr id Mr*.
Robert Powell, a son ll< i mother
aad child arc doing well
Vlsaoa Racb*| Hast aad k -
Utedy a Harrh. I.atertaia.
Missaa Rachel Hunt and filadys
Harris dallplitnilly eatcrtatnerl the
M. O W. Phi lathes tfbas of the
First Baptist church at a Valentine
party oa Thursday evening al the
home of Mlaa Harris oa North John
•tract The bom* was hemtilfully
decorated, the color scheme being
red and whit*. Many Interesting
games wore enjoyed by the guests,
after whlc-i they were inhered Into
(ho dining room, the table was a
•cans of tovlaesa pith an attraetivs
Valentine coulorpiece aad favors for
each guest They wore served a t
delicious course of ersum aad cak*..
out* aad atoata. ~
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HA.ZBI KIHK
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\ Today's trots-Word Puzzle
YOUR VaI.KNTINR—PutfI# Na. 101
-» THERE’S A ME&AUE FOR YOU IN THIS ONB
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I record for the seventy-five yard
' .outdoor hurdle mnd tbs aixty yard
Induor hurdle. Mlea Bshrlng toaa
-1 as a tiaokelball with aueh deaterity
j 1 that she exceeded the long dlatanco
I »»H record la the beak rt ball
| throwing event indoors. Aad at
I shot-putting Mlaa Behring ta a
leader She won the wetght-fltng
event for women c ‘at the Amateur
| Athletic Union meet In Ptttsburgb.
Mlaa Farley won the champtonahlp
V for women In the discus throw tu
I the same competition.
Mr.' Vreeland says that the Pru 4
denttal has encourag'd Held ana
I track athletics among Ilk 111*
I home other women to tbs end that
they are better worker* sod la
r better physical ronlitlou. No girts *
I are allowed to nntvr competition
I unless they or* In the proverbial
"pink " of physical condition. Mr.
I Vreeland says that their outdoor
lpflflariMP«r~pMtteftpa*ta»-te opsone-
! gives them a keener asst sot .’Relr
I tasks, that they train as faithfully.
or even more on. than tho average
i maa atbloto. refraining consistently
• from dainties and. foods which do
| not contribute (a their progress In
| track apd Held sports.
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A WORD FOR BEGINNERS.
Tho beat way ta aolva a
cross-word pusslo Is to run
quickly aver tho list of horl
aontal and eertlcol synonyms
and compare them to U>* spaces
in the puzil* extending warn
wins or downward from tho
number as the synonym. Some
wart which will just fit la Urn
number as space available nil)
quickly occur ta you lb some
InsUaesi. giving you a faaa
<l at lon from which to salon th*
mors difficult wards Tho
word* must iatoHook florfocUy.
THE GOLDBBQBQ NEWB
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PERSONAL
MENTION
Mrs. I tick man Hay of' Durham Is I
ta the city tho guest of Mrs. C. D.
throve Mrs. Roy will bo plooaautly
remembered by a host pf rrienda.
ako having made Goldsboro her
homo until a short Urns ago •
Stokes May Be Faced
By Everleigh Sisters
Chicago. Keb. I«—Miania uu I Ada
Mvarteigfef, who fifteen year* ago
conducted tho underworld resort
known as the Evortaigh club, may bo
•arprised witnesses In the Ural of
W. K. I> tftukce, Now York million
airo. sad others charged with con
■Ptenay ta d*f*me Mrs Hsian khwood
Btokaa. of Denver. Thev once stated
(tint dir*. Blokes waa act the rod
haired girl known as Helen Under
wood in thoir resort. The aiatera
have a winter home m Nice, nano-,
and Mother home la New York city
Right jurors have bout chosen sos
tho triei.
Noted Missionary
Speaks at St Paul's
Roy. tho* E. Roovo of Bolgtum
Congo. Africa, will spank at Bt. Paul
Church Buaday atorniag at 11 a. m.
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Gaily Patterned Two-Piece I
Crepe de Chine Frocki
E£2.(H r £f! “t $10.75™.. I
'T'HE two-pi rep vtigue crralnt by Chsnd I .
I —the exceedingly popular atyte lor Spring.
Very carefully fashioned of beautiful quality j
ernpe de chine, A j|
9 In Batik, Floral. Blank, Caavwi- 1
Uawal, Crass Ward Puaalo and Ori- I
sntal designs. * J
Taro of sevoa dtotiactlvo styles at thia popular low prln I
are illustrated: I
“avArsar
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black |Hd. .ad cdUr and eug. of
front planta. white. f" *
tW of our Mail Shoppers will bo glod to aioko seise- I .
■fato fgrygl. &Utt sim and rotor preference Parcel 1
poM charges prepaid. Satisfaction gkaraaUed.
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WE OFFER
MEN’S AND BOYS’ OVERCOATS,
suits, sweaters,.
DRESS SHOES
AND .
SUPPERS
- POSITIVELY AT COST
Fw Two Weeks Only
FROM FEBRUARY 14 TO 28
TERMS: CASH, AND NO GOODS TO BE
RETURNED OR EXCHANGED v !
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B. G. Thompson l
r Goldeboro, N. C.
i
ta The Huutaa Animal* or ('antral |
Africa”. and at 7:30 p m on "SouL*
in Black”, A,t 3:30 p. m be wilt
apeak to tka Bp worth L« agues. the
Soouih. and the general public on
“Hunting Hl* Game In A/rtca." Rev
Reeve ia a man of wide travel and
experience, having about many year*
In Africa and In other continent*.
Hr la the author of the moat Inter- 1
eating and pouular Blidta Study
book “In Wrntbo-Nyama a Land ” It
hi a*ldom that are are privileged to
have auch a paraoaaga to eialt our
< Ity. . The public la' cordially Invited
to all of thena services
Ellen Terry Honored
At Hands King George
IAJNUON. r»b. li. -Elian Terry,
“grandmother of the IKhgllai ntage.”
In Buckingham palace today waa per
aonally inveated by the kink with
the Inalgnl* “» dame, grand croaa.
Order of the Britlah Kuiplre. The
k’liß received the actrcaa per
sonal')’ before th? general Investiture
and aaaiatad her from her wheeled
chair, she vu taken to the queen’*
apartment where ahe had a chat
with the quean about the old Jeya
ou the aiage.
The king at the general ,4 nveil tare
conferred honktri m Damn ililllrani
Fawcett. sir lama* Fraser. author of
the “Golden Bough.” and Hk Kmant
Rutherford, it* fainoua arlaniuo and
conferred the aecolade on )l new
kßidWh. . . . , ■
After the Ikveatlturv lie reralvi l
III* MW tvarl of Oxford Mi. Asquith
: - «nd congratulated him on bin clave'
lion to the peerage.
Own ft-Yegr Old Brand}
and Can’t Dispose of it
UNIONTOWN. FA.. Kab. 13—The
Mlaaea Sarah J Italian and Margaret
Hellrn wall kaown in Unlontown *O
- have Eve bar re la of tlve-yewr
old apple brandy that they do not
know what to do with. The young
women wlah to diapoae of It legally
aad dlacreetly. The brandy upon tka
death of William H. Hellen. former!
hotel proprietor, who dfhd shortly
after the prohibition amendmeht be
came a law, waa left with the rank
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I And You Look Better;
I Look Better, i
I And You Fed Better; H
I Feel Better, p g|
I And You Work Better; 1
I Work Better, I
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I Special Friday and Saturday .* fl
K 1 kit •! Voting Mm's HbUm, 12&.M ur»»MSBt ’ 1
I M.N. EPSTEIN 1:
“lust 1
Received
150
Spring Coats
s9ss
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Spring |
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One of the best selections
seen in this part of State.
y
Junta visit to our shop will
i
convince you. Our prices i
always please. aB
NEIL JOSEPH’S [
KXt LIISIVE SHOI I
PAGE THREE
of tba eatala to bis wHa Mra. Oraeft
h. tlalieo. At bar death aaauani
mouths two the liquor waa Wlllfl us
the two daughters. *j-
Under the law an asset of an aetatJ
iray not be destroyed aad the Wkjs&
ccnth Amendment prohibits tka.ggM
of liquor. Thera are willing fcgadj
1 ■<* l u *'y 'hirsts hare, but the ypui
women do not regard! this an tnoam
to eatnhllah ehglbllfty. j
HI HTAI\ KKRJOCH IHJtWt
< hapkl hilu IVh. it- Corttod
McDonald, of Wiaatoa -Salem anti
WMIIe Danay, of Greeasbara. aagpgga
sustained injuries yesterday an M
remilt of a 40-foofi fall Worn the anal*
told of the Graham Memorial ballg*
lag, where they wace it worttf