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0 a - i i i. J 1 Miss Nina ' Orrell went ' to - Fayette . ville yesterday to visit friends. - , Mr.' Ernest1 Yopp left yesterday for - Asheville, to spend a few days.. - Mr. Bennie' Jones left "yesterday for Birmingham, and Mtianta on :& snort , pleasure trip.-: a -wv - -' wn; -v .. Mr . "R . Sellers anti bride have fe turned from a visit to .Rocky. Mpunt and are at home to "friends rat-- No. 722. South Front street. . - - - - . ' . . Mr. E. J. Wlllard, who has been spending the holidays-, with friends "at Fremont. N. . '. "will return to the city "today. ... '-r r . - ;. .; . ... The meeting of the United Mission ary; Society of Grace M. E. Church, has been deferred nntil Wednesday, January 8th, j at 4 o'clock P. M. Mi's$ Annie Riley, who is attending the nurses training school at St. Leo's Hospital, Greensboro, returned last night to the Gate City after a pleasant 'visit here to Mrs. Charles Deems Foard. ' , , r Mr. I. O. Schaub,; Of Raleigh, in charge of the boys corn clubs in this State, conducted iointlv by the Unit- ed States and the North Carolina Agri- culture Department." spent yesterday In Wilmington. He. was here to attend the Boyd-Foster wedding. Friends of Mrs. J. B. Cottle will fee glad to know that she has recover ed from a five weeks illness with ty phoid fever at Harper's Sanitarium and has been able to'-return to her home. No.' 412 Castle street, where it is hoped -ei-4mprovement will con- tlAUG r-r,. --.tLvm.-- f'Ji-"i 'X .1" X J J- . . ' ' . -- - . m Reserved seat tickets 'for the second ' number of. theBoysV Brigade Lyceum Course will go. fen- sale at.I6sher's this morning. Tnei second number of the course iaAli fpfUtiinoreans, who ap pear tomorrow night. Tickets may be reserved any time todayand tomorrow up to 6 P. Si. Indications are for a crowded house. . -- , . " ' Following the dance at the home of - Hon. and Mrs. John D. Bellamy Mon day night, Miss Meta . Rountree enter tained a party of friends -at .the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs." George Rountree, at Carolina Heights." There ' were present : a number of young la dies and gentlemen and the .occasion - was; greatly enjoyed by all. ' . r , . Miss Josie Wright entertained a n,umber 'of her young friends Monday evening at the home of her mother, , Mrs. John M.- Wright, on Nun street, '. between "Second and Third. Various games were indulged in and the even ing was most pleasantly spent by all present. . Refreshments were served ' during the evening ' ' x 0 The Star is requested to announce that a pleasant automobile party . will leave the city, at 4 o'clock this inorn ing for Ashton, Pender county, where - ' a number of young-people will spend a short time with, relatives and, friends. - Among those who will be In the party " will be Misses Ruth and Gladys Par- ker Messrs. Octave jand Herbert Huhn, Harry King and. Herbert Cowan. - . .- ;r . ' - :-y . Invitations have been issued by Miss Agnes MacRae, the "attractive young daughter , of Mr " andMrs.'Hugh Ma . Rae, to an elaborate luncheon she will r give -at the home of her parents, No. " 713 ' Market street, . Thursday ; after noon at 2 o'clock. A number of her - ; girl "friends have been invited. Each of the guests with .her costume, "has been asked to represent one of the twelve months. The. little folks are looking forward with J: much pleasure " to .the event. . V " .' One- of the most' enjoyable dances of the season was given last night in 'the ball room of the Masonic Temple by Mrs. J. K. Wise, complimentary to - her daughter, Miss Louise Wise, who is at home from schbol in New York State for the holidays. Dancing be- ' gan at 8 o'clock; and continued un til a : lateonr. MUsie ' was furnished " by Hollowbush's Orchestra. A, num ber of the members of the younger so cial set were in attendance and the event provedqneQf geat enjoyment for alL " ? "v' ; - ; J The Christmas celebration of 5 the ' South' -Wilmington -Sunday- School was ; i held at the school house on the Car o ' Una Beach-wMosday -evening. An ad dress; was made by Mr.' G. C Bordeaux and an interesting programme of songs and recitations was rendered . b the" children of the Sunday Schbol. Pres ents were distributed from the Christ mas tree to "the children and there was a ; large quantity of fruits for 'all the visitors. The social committee was composed of Messrs. H. O. Upchurch, and A. J. Thompson, while Miss Julia Cameron had charge of the music- ' "-Irr-i. : '". '. ' , ' Friends in - the' city, have received handsome engraved invitations ; read ing as follows: . k : Mr.. Herbert Mitchell Frost ' i.;' v invites you to be present r at the maraiage of his daughter ' -V' 'Mary Mitchell Mr. Lawrence. Woodward Folsom, "Jr. on Thursday, January the, ninth ; at half after" twelve o'clock - Conelia, Georgia: " " -i ' ; afteri January the fifteenth, - ' ' ; , - y Sumtert"S. C : . -- cThe' prospective groom has been a very i popular v visitor to Wrightsville Beach for the last" few . Summers. M R.'J . T. GIBSON anu ,' MISS ALEXANDRA WELLS WED. Mr? and Mrs, , M. . Schiller; v Mr.. ; and " Mr. Jasper T.' Gibson and Miss Alex- - Mrs , v F. , Schiller; Miss Deborah andf a ? M Wefe daughter of Mrs. : Cshrier i tti Frederick Bear f "Mr . arfS A'-nV4ils,C0f'-banBur 'Mrs J. M.; Solky; 'Mr and Mrs. J. v WiiAv laftt hieht at the home of L. - Solomon; - Mr. and Mrs. Julian "?r; .. i . s ' -KtVioi ifr "CArdnn ' H. - ina-'in HH . UAWt-Vv - - . .. U'ol 1 a TCn ' 203 Kea is street, in the '.-I- ;BrBence of only ew .-relatives and J : Lfrlends. -; Th&.ceremonys;was lmpressj -. -r .-.iwnoH hriRerJi'iiunay, pastor of Grace Methodisb church. rs.. to1 attend the wedding. ' The coupler are wpII known and very popular In Jjau Hnhnrir where Tih announcements of their marriage .will be received' with much interest. 'Mr. " and Mrs. Gibson will leave this morning" for Tampa, Fla., where ; they - Will spend their, ho neymoon and . upon tneir return in about 15 days,' will make, their home in ufinburg.-j;S-r:-f children of Sunday , - w sftCHbaL ENTERTAINED Mnnrlav afternoon the teachers of the primary department of the First Baptist Sunday school gave a party in the Sunday school room,' '' which :had been tastefully decorated for the occa sion, to the children of this depart ment and there was about 75 present. Numerous games were played, one of which was "Turkey." Each child Was ilind-folded; given a pin and told to stick it in the turkey's bill. The, two children that came nearest, to stickin it in, the. turkey'.s bill were little Miss Alice Phelps and Master Ernest Beale and both" were-given nice prizes. The booby prizes fell to little Miss Mar garet Beale and . Master Hirsch. Len non. After the games were bver the children were invited to the tables where refreshments were seryd. Tlpon finishing at the table the. children de parted for their different homes. thank ing their teachers for the -pleasant af- ternoon RED CROSS XMAS SEALS ARE STILL ON SALE The ladies of the Wilmington Chap ter of the National Red Cross .Society wish the - public to understand that ,the pretty little Christmas seals will be continued on sale tnrougnout tne month of January and they are invited to use .them in every way. possible as the sale thus far is not up to the mark that had been set' for Wilming ton. The little seals attractively deco rate any package of mail or gift to a friend and their use during the entire year, even, would "not be "out 6f place. Especially during the month of Janu ary the ladies wish to make the sale as large as possible. - The publib and all possible contes tants are also reminded that the con test for the ' prettiest design of ; Red Cross Christmas seals "Is still in pro gress at the store of Messrs. Peck & Holloway, who will furnish all neces sary materialsrand sell the stamps for making the designs -This contest will continue until January . 6th and it .is by no means too late for anyone who desires to do so to get in the contest now. . The Wilmington, public has al ways been noted for its generosity In all matters charitable and. humanita rian and it is sincerely hoped that all will remember that- the sale of the seals is to .continue through the month and that Wilmington ' must -take the lead, in this splendid work as she has done in the building of a modern tu- i berculosis sanitarium. Other-cities in the State have pointed to Wilmington as an example in this Red Cross work. She must not fall behind in the mat ter of the sale of the stamps, every penny Of which, beyond actual expen ses, is devoted to the work, right here at .home. : T-'. -.- -t.7 f . 1M5.4-S- T- MISS EDITH HILL. FOSTER . BRIDE OF MR. GEO. R. BOYD. x" A wedding of much interest to many friends, in Wilmington and elsewhere was celebrated" at the home of Rev. Dr. and Mrs. J. -H. Foster, No. 503 Chesnut street, at 2:30 oclock yester day afternoon, when their attractive and popular ..daughter, Miss Edith. Hill Foster, became the bride of Mr. Geo. Ray- Boyd, of Wilson. The ceremony was performed in the parlor, which had beenv very beautifully decorated with holly, bamboo and ferns, by the bride's father, who is pastor of the First Baptist -church. There were present only members of the immedi ate, family of the bride, and official members of the church of which Dr. Foster is pastor: The bridal party -entered the parlor to-the strains of Mendelssohn's Wed ding March, skilfully played by Miss Cannie Chasten. The bride was at-; tended as maid of honor by her sister, Miss Cormeil; Foster, and the groom had as his best, man Mr. I. O. Schaub, of Raleigh. The bride was becoming ly attired in a traveling suit of dark, blue with hat and gloves to match. She carried a shower bouquet of bride roses and lilies - of the valley. . The maid of honor-wore -white lingerie over fblue and Carried 'pink roses. ' Following the ceremony refresh ments were "served to the small party assembled and the couple left on the 3 : 25 o'clock train for Lumberton. where they 'will reside for the present. The groom Is a member of the firm of BretrBoyd- Engineering " Company, of Wilson, and is engineer in charge of important drainage work' in Robeson county. - . The bride is a most attrac tive and popular young lady and has imany friends in Wilmington, who re gret ; that she Is to make her home elsewhere, but will hope that she may return to the city often on visits. ANNUAL HOLIDAY DANCE . OF. HARMONY CIRCLE The 'annual holiday dance of Har mony Circle was given last night in the handsome rooms of the organi zation on South Front street- It was ja most enjoyable affair-and largely at tended.' ; oancing: began at 9:30 o'clock and continued.-until early this morning.' At -midnight ax sumptuous suprJer was "served. Music- for the dance was furnished Tby Johnson's or chestra. '-iX' . : ' . ' Amocg those present and dancing were: riiss Mamie Nathan. Mr.. E. I. Bear; Miss. Elsa Bluethental, Mr.. Sidney. Greenberg Miss ; Hazel . "Ein stein, Mr: Suhwab; 'Miss Margaret Solomon, Mr. J. Jrvihg Bear; Miss iielma waxman. Mr tiarry soiomon ; i Rtoiin.hAri'PT' - Mra j ' A J ! Blunfenthal : Dw- , ..- - 7 ' , Mr. Sigmohd Bear f Mrs : y iola ; Wal-- lace; Mrs. Sol.Sternoerger-,;Mrs. sig. Wallace; Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Bear:.;ajxv ana,iw near; Mr. and Mrs . M. . vv.-jacooi; ur. ana E. E. David; :.Irs. KeLcca Stern berger ; Miss Irene Ashe, ,- Mr. Ike Schultz: ,. ,r ;.v; ; 7- ;. Stags Messrs. Louis Goodman, Mo sea Bear,- Joseph Nathan, Marx Nath- an,-.S.; A; Nathan, siegtriea uooumau, PRETTY HOLIUAT wtuumu , r si t'i'--ili ' - AT ':R d B E R D ELj '"N .C: Wadesboro, N. C., Dec. 31. A lead ing social event of the holiday season at Roberdel was the marriage or uxiiss Myrtle McRae to JMr. Walter Franklin; Bostick, of Laurlnnurg, me ceremony taking place ;at the'.Methodist- church at Roberdell. . ..- ' ' .! " ; -V- : Quantities of- holly.; - and? mistletoe and' flowers - were ?" used " in decorating the "church, producing almost beauti ful "effect The chancel! was ; banked with ferns, furnishing: a pretty back ground for the ceremony, which was performed by Rev. Y. E: Wright in the presence of many friendsl whioh 'filled the house to overflowing, ; " lPromntly-'s.t:a o clock as .miss Mon- tie Mcintosh began' playing the march from Lohengrin, rthe bridal party en tered in the following order : Messrs Sam Bostick and Clayton Gibson, ush ers; the -groom ; and his best man, Mr. Fred Kendall, of -Laurinburg,. and , the brideand her maid .of hbhor, Miss Ol- lie, vick xjiviugsiuue, oij wnubsuoru The. bride and groom met under a beautiful arch where the vows were said." During the ceremony Miss Mc intosh softly played "Melody of Love The bride wore a beautiful costume of white crepe de chine over mess- aline, made en train with pearl trim mings and a handsome 1 tulle veil caught with lilies of the valley and carried a snower oouquet or maiaen hair ferns and lilies of the vallejr. The maid of honor was gowned ; in span gled net over, pink messaline with trimmings of hand-made roses and carried a bouquet of white carnations. The' groom and ' his attendants -were dressed In conventional black. - Immediately after the ceremony the bridal party left" in automobiles for Laurinburg, where r an elegant recep tion Vwas tendered them at the home of the groom's brother,, Mr. J.iT. Bps- uck. a large number Of handsome presents were exhibited at both the bride and groom's houses: Mrs.' Bostick has for several years been one of the teachers in the Rober dell Graded School and has a large circle of friends whose best 7 wishes will follow her to her -new. home. Mr. Bostick is "a. prominent young farmer who lives ear Laurinburg. : . PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Mr. G. , Henry Haar returned yes terday morning from New York city, where he went to purchase goods for the new firm of Gaylord-Platt-Haar Company. I i Among yesterday's guests at The Orton were E. S. Hughes, Marion, S. C; P. H. Halley. Charlotte: G. A. Clute, Clinton; E. J. Hill, T. F. Wood ward, Warsaw; Perry L. Cobb. Ashe ville. v rMr. D. Y. Rivenbark has resign ed "his position in the general , offices of the Atlantic. Coast Line! in this city and expects to leave in aday or two for-Clio, S. C., where he has accepted a position. , Among; the guests at the South ern Hotel yesterday were: J. Eng lish, L. L. English, Wallace; C. A. Russ. Shallotte ; J. H . Capell, Flor ence, S. C; F. T. Lewis. Burgaw; F. M. Murphy, Atkinson; John iHan- kins, Greensboro;-; J ..RMs2Uw ton. -;: " . . ' . i- "V OPENS PARCELS POST SERVICE Hitchcock Sends First Packaae to Postmaster Morgan, of New.Yprk -Washlngton, January 1,1 1913. As the clocks ticked off the first second of ,1913,- Postmaster General Hitch cock- inaugurated a new era in the American postal service by depositing n the Washington. postpfflce, the first package to be entrusted to the domes tic parcels post service. At the same moment the parcels post service was opened for business in every postoffice n the United States open at that hour. Postmaster Hitchcock's package con tained a silver lovine cud enclosed in stout box. The package was ad dressed to E. M. Morgan, postmaster of the city of New York, and after it has made Its journey to New York-, t will be sent .back: to Washington to be engraved and preserved! In . the Na tional Museum to commemorate the inauguration of the parcels post ser vice. The postmaster general paid for 27 PTlt Wm-tli nt to the package which weighed about two pounds. Of this, 17 cents was for regular postage and 10 cents for "in surance" or registration, i Elaborate preparations have been' made by, the Postoffice Department for the inauguration of the new service throughout jr the country. ; I The post master general set aside $34)0,000 from me z&u.uoo appropriated by Congress for the parcels ,post to be used in equipping the offices in thel larger cit ies for handling the great amount of matter to be sent via the new service. This sum was divided pro rata among the big offices and the various post masters were allowed to use their dis cretion in the expenditure of the funds for additional clerks and for de ivery service. . Automobile delivery trucks were, provided in several cities. Mr; Hitchcock has ordered from the postmasters in charge of these offices reports on the workings of the parcels post to be submitted on January 15th: On these reports "will be based a com prehensive plan for handling the new Service, and the estimates for appro priations to conduct the service dur ing the next fiscal year. "This - occasion - marks the culmi nation of years of work and develop ment," said Postmaster General Hitch cock, as: he turned in his package to Assistant. Postmaster. Robinson and Su perintendent of Registry Granville Hunt, of the -Washington 'postoffice. The; postmaster general -deposited the first package under the fire of a battery of cameras and moving picture machines and as he turned away from the window, heiheld. an impromptu re ception for the officials-of the depart ment who had accompanied him on his errand.-:'' -T-j-ci ' - v"; a' ,.yv:; -: ' Savannah; . Gal,-' December 31 .The body of the mysterious suicide found in a field on the;putskirts of the city Sunday, was today positively Identified as that of Richard Barrett, formerly of Philadelphia. Barrett ended his life .-'len? among; the young 'as? well as the old; audi from; all indications .mere wui u a general rush to; pie" box office for ikiddies knbw ; that- when . "School Days" ; is slated ' to appear there is a gala ; day gambol and that they are sure to have the time of their lives.; . - The management of "School; Days" this -season is said to have added, a lot of new songs that are" of the whist IjrjBort and that comV to stay forever. This is the ; first time that, this play that pertains to the . days when? we were school kids, has toured in any thing but the 'eelc stands, thereapn. being that the -three companies that have heretofore played this piece have been booked solid' for the entire sea son and the demand had beenfso, great that it) was Impossible eten : t'reSLch tne towns or. less than juu.uuu.-, . This seasonal U : ia said, finds new wardrobe an(TlBCehery Tut an exact reproduction from the plates and mod-. els' as they.werje when Jirst prdducedv Tnis attraction win be at tne Aca demy of Music i for both matinee and night today. maMnsr a swell New Year's' show, and the matinee will ap peal "especially .to the children. The prices for the matinee will be - lower floor 75 cents for adults,, and 50 cents for children, with the balcony 50 cents for adults, and 25 cents for the youngsters. Seats for both perform ances can be reserved at Plommer's. .'T.; New Year. at The Bijou New Year s Day js srolng to be a whopper for joy at the popular Bijou The clever, enterprising management has prepared 1 a special' repast for to day and it will be the htost delicious of V all. v Bear in mind., too, , that the Bijou is ever comfortable. - It Is al ways solid comfort at the Bijou, no matter the condition Of, "the weather. The New Years bill will offer, as the particular stars, three . of. the greatest films, each coming direct from factory to this Mip-to-the-second thea tre, and being one of the most expen sive. Today s '"bill is going to be a hummer, too, for comedy, being" lead in furiously mirth-provoking; "ay by Pathe's "Locked Out of Wedlock." It tells of the troubles of a cha on his wedding mornlrig.-' Trying to get a few winks sleep" hef is disturbed rby noisy boys. He runs x them off, and .then dozes off near a dog house. The' boys turn loose the canine, but fasten the collar around the bridegroom. When be wakes up he is' In a predicament; and the fun that ensues, in his frantic efforts to reach the church in time will cause howls of laughter. : - Another blue ribbon fun-winner on today 'is "Bill Mixes. With His Rela tions." in which "Alkali Ike" takes the stellar part. A tramp passes off as , a relation that hasn't, been seen . for enmo ttma off at Via efoola a ' emit nf clothes, but he': Is finally discovered. The fun is bright and.dccidedlywhole- some. , . , r - The dramatic portion of the bill has not been neglected by any means, and will be headed by Lubln's latest and best, "The Blind Cattle King." . It Is stirring tale . of a .wealthy, -though blind CAttle kine. who. croes forth to seek a wife, one who wbl love him for himself and not for his riches. There are many thrilling, as well as novel scenes. - - ' " '" . - ; Today's Bijou musi? will be "some peach," all brand new.'1 i W Holiday at Tho' Grand.. ; As usual, the Grand Theatre will of fer a big and exceptionally strong bill for the holiday this afternoon . and eyening and all patron's of the house are asked to visit one or the other of the performances today. ; The Grand orhcestra will feature fThe American Eagle March. by ' Harry J X Bullarch -while another number' will ( be "The Ghost of the Violin", a two-step, by Bert Kahner and 'Ted Snyder. In ad dition to this special music the Grand will offer Mr. Leonard- Chick in Wit mark's new ballad. "I'll Love You Sweetheart Sue"; He will be ably as sisted by the Grand quartette, Prof. Brown, Roy Woodward,, Frank Banks and "Little" Chick. This great Ne w Year's programme should not be missed. ' In the pictures for today there will be, a .great Pathe Wteekly, giving all the latest occurrences of the world. The 100-mile auto race will be a feau ture of this weekly, vwhile there will be several other events that are pic tured from the "real article. The Bear .'Trap" lis t t-Pathe of strong dramatic strength and one that win .be quite Interesting. Then there will be a Lubiiti',Two-BoyA?It is a story of two boys in school and the dramatic incidents that bectfr in the ! lives of both. Thf splcture win be esv ! pecially pleasing to collegians t home for the holidays." - '. 'm-, - .- NEW YEAR'S GREETING FLASHED Arlington Station 'Sends It toAII the World Gets Parrs'- Signal Washington, December 31 .A New Year's, greeting was flashed to all the world at midnight f roirf' the Navy De paremepfs great new wireless tower at Arlingtcn. Va. ' The Arlington ope-1 rator last night succeeded In catching the time signal from the Eiffel tower in Par's, a distance of approximately 3,900 miles . "and the f French station: was cxpcctec: to watchtfor the New Year signal ' It " was -hoped that the" message would reach' the Cllfden stai tion In Ireland as well as the naval sta tions on the Atlantic and Pacific-coasts and American Warships at sea. : - . At 5 minutes to midnight he Ar lington station began to flasfi the 5ew Year greeting. The signal sent Was identical; with ttie daily noon' signal sent by the coast radio station,; but the Arlington. Xower vbeing ' a high power station Will have a mutih gteat er radius. : s 'A'-: -:.t:-"U l;;i- The signal tfansmltted was the 6ftthe" iiaster clock at the naval ob servatory, omitting one beat before each half ihihute ; . five 'i beats1 befpre each minute, extent the ! last onel; and iu neats before thenhar signal which occurred at midnight;1' Standard, time, 75th-- Meridian. Mt ' rzs ' i r-i . - : .-'-;----;;"':- Zirxf IT "" A Joyous New Yea"rv.'-: -: :"; r The Grand is the place to spend iti Special music; f: special song by Mrl Qhick and, h PathWeekly?wiih two uuier greai pictures. ' i - ' 'of :be hioWA' piantiRt-.- church -.will ; MUi sitv j. - - lr ! LLjrv-n vh fact hat: today: is a inVfli vhffliiMvadlhere' is h Ipecla: ft n Ms ti reouire4 attentlbnthe regu J lar weekly, meetiiTg -of the City ; Counj ell : will not be, new .tnis morxiiug. . H -"-tice yest'erclay fori i hmarriaBe ot-Mr . laue-4 JCk- son, of Wilmington', ' son of Mr, . and .3frs Pi Robf ;r E 5.- Jaefeson.ofTChariotteV and Miss Florence D. raylor;wrr villeV .. .;-:: -'t.v v ' "" burtngv the month of December tri erfev were' issued ' by the Register of Deeds 52 marriage f UcfenseslT wmte and 35 to colored ? couples, iwhile-; in November 66 were Issued, 40 to. white and 26 to colored couple. ; j-i : S ir b.lTh"e . dhristmis celebration of. the ounaay acnooi oi rrou.ijfii church will be held 'tonight. At this time' a box will be made up to send to the orphanage;a.t ;Thom.asville.: Ani at tractive; programme has been arrang ed and the public is invited to attend in : a "notice on another page of to day's paper Sheriff S. P. : Cowan calls attention to the fact 'that the 'time' for paying State and county taxes is ; up. and urges- the delinquents to call Ana settle .at once,- in order to save costs, He announces that he will advertise the--property for sale in. a .short time Justice G. W. Bornemanh will make" an: address at Wrlghtsbof o'. Bap tist church tonight on "The Beauty of Character." He will leave on the 7 o'clock train" this evehihg?f for Wrightsbbro attd: invites all the Glee Club boys who Will behave them selves' to join hinr at the station. -' At a meeting Monday of" the City and Suburban- Building Association, the old officers were re-elected for the en suing year. - Mr.' M . J. Heyer is"presl: dent; Mr. , Clayton Giles, Sr. :vice jiresident. - and Mr. T. -.1. Carter." sec retary and . treasure.r. :- The '.folio wing are the: new members of 'the' board of directors ; ; Messra.' Martin Sqhiiibbei W. I. Baxter and L.'J.- Carter Judge "0 H. Allen has signed an Order in the case of Dr. J. NW. Powell and wife. ' against Mrs . S. E... Moore and Mr. Roger Moore temporarily re straining the defendants from fore closing a mortgage held by Mrs Moore on the home of Dr. Powell on Market street. The complaint in this case has not been filed, but" the action is thought to be similar to one brought by- K C: Sidbury, Esq and wife agalnst the same defendants, details of which were given a few days ago. January 6th is the date set for, the .hearing ATTENTION TAX-PAYERS ! The time for paying State and Countv taxes iS up. To save costs, please call and set tie, as 'I will -shortly, advertise. b. r. UUVVAfN, : Sheriff. January 1, 1913. - DIVIDEND NOTICE. The Board of Directors of the Carolina Insurance Com panyhave declared serni-aifi nual dividend of four per cent payable on January 2nd. " M. S. WILLARD -. . ' Secrefarv. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The -co-partnership heretofore " exist ing betwen the undersigned under the firm name of Koeth & Freidhof , has this day been dissolved by mutal con sent, all amounts 'due said firm- may be ; paid ; to L. . A- H. Koeth, and all amounts due by the firm will be paid, by him, ' - .. . . j Thik 3l8t day of December, 1912. 'j, y- ' L: A. H. KOETH, I 1 ' ANDREW FREIDHOF, -: J ja l-oaw-4t . " - . . . . Statement of Funds In the Sinking j '"''-r. :. .'':'::".- Fund, of The' ' : ; V T 1: CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. C. " t : r January let, 1913. ; ; i : City Bonds . .$48,500.p0 Certificates of Deposit ...... 6,876,88 Receiver's Certificate Bank : ; . (; ; ! New Hanover 304.09 : $55,680:97, !i . : . ...... ) Bonds are. stamped and made non- negotiable. Certificates are in the name: of the City, and three signatures required ' to convert same. " --r-. ,r . M. G. TIENCKEN, . . ". Councilman, Accounts and Finance. ja i-it. , :.-, -:. h X ::X . i-. . t. Fancy ; jShickens, ; Turkeys, v Etc. 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Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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