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Hinnant, city boys work secretary, will deliver an address on 'The Boy and His Home." Every mother In the school district is cordially Invited to attend. 1 i : 1 The House and -the Road 'The little Road says, go, . The HtU House says. Stay: And O. It's bonny here at home, . But I must go away. : . The little Road, like rrie, "Would seek and turn and know; And forth I must, to learn the things The little Road would show! ' And go I must, my "dears, And Journey while. I may. Though heart be sore for the lUtu House v . That had no word but Stay. ' I" Maybe, no other way your child could ever know Why a little c House would have you stay, c The little Road says, Oo, - Josephine Preston Peabody. Mrs. L. K. Brush, of Hagerstowns, Maryland, who Is visiting Mrs. R. H. Northrop, was taken very sick m Saturday and had to be carried to the James Walker hospital. While she will be there for a week or 10 days longer, Mrs. Brugh is very much bet ter and her friends will be glad to know that she is now able to receive them. Miss Sudie Huff of . New York city arrived last night to visit Mrs. William G, Broadfoot at her home, 1905 Prin cess street.. Mrs. Spencer Lie Grand and family have moved into their home at 508 Market street. The house has been ex tensively remodeled and the improve ments are now almost completed. . Mrs. John E. Bellamy, Jr., 323 South Third street, entertained a number of friends on Saturday afternoon. Bridge was played at five tables, and after the game a delicious salad course was served. -. Mr. and Mrs.'H. H. McKee, who have been' visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Sprunt at ill South Front street, "left yester day for Lemon City, Florida. .. .. . The Service- league;, of St.. James Episcopal church will meet this after noon at 5:80 o'clock in the. parish house. ' Announcements have been received in the city reading as follows: "Mrs. Henry Wise Trible announces the marriage of her daughter, Mary ; Belle, to Mr. Charles Douglas Waring, on Monday, January third, one thousand, nine hun dred . and twenty-one, Jacksonville, Flortda." ' " - . : Mrs. Henri C Turner, of High Point, .arrived Friday to attend the LeGrand Mills wedding; which will take place on. February seventh. . '. . ,- There, will be a meeting of the-", grad uate nurses 'at ' the Associated Charities on February 2 at 3 :30' o'clock. The members are urged to "be present. - . - . .. , The "Sunday school (teachers of St. James church will meet at the parish house tonight at 8 o'cloftk. Board to Meet ' T - The board of the North Carolina So ciety of Colonial Dames wjll "hold a meeting in the assembly rooms at 3:30 o'clock on Wednesday, February 2. The board - meeting will be,; followed by a" general meeting of the society at 4 o'clock and all the -members are ex pected to be present. Mrs. Fanny Barrie, who has been visiting Mrs. Marion Harriss at 310 Chestnut street, will leave tonight for her home in Hampton, West Virginia. The subscription dance, which was to have taken place last night 'in- the Hibernian hall, was postponed. Mrs. Herbert Snead, of New York, formerly Miss Lily Post,'of 'this city, is visiting her mother, Mrs. James Post, 12 North Seventh street. '. . W. A. McGirt left last night for Raleigh where he will spend a . short time on business. .'' Rev. Frajik-Dean-is expected to ar rive this morning from Southern Pines, where he has been spending several days. ... t Miss Louise Knight of Baltimore, is visiting her niece, Mrs. James W. Per rin at 1617 Market street. Rctceptlon Announced Invitations reading as follows have been received in the city: "You are cordially invited to. attend an Informal reception complimentary to the "Hoop La" cast, Thursday eve ning. February 3, Mo. V2i at the Ameri can Legion hut." . -- ' , Refreshments, dancing." Entertainment com'miJteeJ. 'Henry Gerdes, chairman; Rev. R. ' E. Gribbiir L. G. -Hicks. ..-- v. ' ' " " v Friends of Captain J. M. Cazaux will regret to learn that he is very ill with typhoid fever at his home on Mason boro sound. . .. The many friends of Captain Edward S. Addison, commanding offtcer of the coast guard cutter Seminole, will be delighted to know that his wife and son and daughter. Miss .Virginia Addi son, 'and, Mr. Spencer Addison, arrived yesterday from .Boston to make their home in Wilmington. They were ac companied by Captain Addison's brother, Mr. Victor Easton Addison. ' Mrs. John La tenser, Jr., of Omaha, Neb., accompanied by her little daugh ter, Mary Ruth, arrived in the city several days ago on a visit to her mother, Mrs. W. W. Banks, 409 Walnut street. Mrs. Latenser, -nee Miss Annie Banks, will remain' here as a guest of her mother for two months, during which time Mr. Latenser will carry , on some special architectural work at Co lumbia university, New York city. Miasea Lord Entertain From the Asheville Times: Miss Athalia Lord and Miss R. Lord enter tained Friday afternoon at bridge at their home on Clayton street in honor of their cousin, Miss de Rossett, of New York, who is spending the winter here. ' Circle No. 2 of Fifth Avenue Method ist church will meet with Mrs. W. F. Stubbs, 421 South Fifth avenue, at 3:30 p. m. Members are requested to come and bring articles for the basket. m The Ladies' auxiliary of Fifth Avenue Methodist church will meet in the lec ture room at 4 p. m. Another of. the delightful supper dances will be given at the Country club by the younger married set to morrow night. - Circle Nd. 1 of the. Fifth Avenue Methodist church will meet in the lec ture rooms at 3:30 o'clock this after noon. Among the bridesmaids at the Hairs-ton-Show wedding, which took place in Reidsville last Wednesday, was. Miss Mary Cobb of Durham. Miss Cobb at tended Hollins college and has many friends in Wilmington. The brides maids were dressed in rainbow colors and carried pink Killarney roses. . a Greensboro Daily Record: Winder Hughes, of Wilmington, will spend the week-end in the city. . . Announcements have been received in Wilmington of the marriage of Lieutenant-Commander Milton R. Daniels to Miss Sallie Etheridge Jack son, daughter of ,Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Jackson, which took place in Norfolk, the home of the bride, on January 10. Lieutenant-Commander Daniels was stationed on the Seminole in this city in 1915 and has many friends, who will wish Mr. Daniels and his bride every happiness. Miss Isabel Beldon arrived Wednes day from Woodlawn, Pennsylvania, where she has been spending several Week's with her sister-in-law. Mrs. Arthur Belden. ."".. ., - At Jhe Country Club The usual Saturday afternoon card game was . held at th r.innfrv Tj-h bridge: being -phiyed at eight "tabfes! iea w,as served by Miss-Lizzie Peck. cnairman: Mrs. A alter Smallbones. Mrs. .J. W. Hooper and Mrs. James M Stevenson. .. After the launching at the Carolina shipyard, members of the party had tea at the Country club. Thno Were:. Mrs. -..Laurence' Sprunt. Mrs. mtb. W fcitePStornv Jr., and Mrs. Robert Henley.-, -.-j Lei SmftV.V'Jttfly- X. C, is at St. John's hdsplfai. "whe J gorte';"an ' operation for appendicitis. nienafr.-wui-.De giaa to near that the operation was entirely successful, and his condition is excellent. ' m m Friends c-f Oscar High, of White ville, will be pleased with the news that, he is.abo,ut hfs business again after a serious spell of sickness. t MettBft for Mot hfrM There will be a meeting for the mothers of the school children in the William Hooper school auditorium this afternoon at-4 o'clock. Mr. Odis B. An open discussion and a social feature will follow the meeting, which is the first of a series to be given 'under the auspices of the Mothers' Boys' Work association. Charlotte Observer: "The very many friends of Mrs. Louis Lipinsky of the city will regret to hear that she is ill in New York, rnd will undergo an op eration for appendicitis. A phone mes sage from Mj. LlplnsKy to Mr. and Mrs. HenTy Nathan, parents of Mrs. Lipinsky, to this effect came yesterday, also requesting that Miss Carolina Nathan, Mrs. Lipinsky s Sister, come at once. She left last night, f-or New York. Mr. and Mrs. Lipinsky nave been in New York for three weeks, stopping at the Pennsylvania. -'. LIEUT. C. S. TAYLOR OF GREENVILLE IS KILLED Shot by Sentry at Norfolk Navy Base Last Night NORFOLK. Va., Jan. 31.- Lieut. C. S. Taylor, a naval meclcal officer was instantly killed last night by a sentry at the naval operating base, when, it is alleged, he disregarded an order to halt. The officer was driving a closed car. The bullet pierced the back glass and struck Lieutenant Taylor in the head. - While, naval authorities refuse to give out any Information or details, it is learned that Lieutenant Taylor' was entering what is known as the East Camp, where valuable war material is closely guarded, when he passed the sentry. He is supposed to have had a special pass which would give him ac cess to all parts of the reservation. Lieutenant Taylor was 28 years old. He is said to be a native of Greenville, N. C, and a specialist on nose and throat disease. 5TEW BERN GIRLS WIN (Special to The Star) NEW BERN. Jan. 31. New Bern's girls of the high school swamped the Goldsboro girls on the latter's court 39-6, in a game that was more hotly contested than the score indicates. Sarah Spencer, center for New Bern, played a spectacular and very clever game around the bS'.f shooting the greater part of the baskets for the locals. Perfect teamwork on the part of New Bern's forwards ran the score up. FUNERAL OP MRS. STROUD (Special to The Star) KINSTON, Jan. . 31. The funeral of Mrs. Idella Caroline Stroud was held at Maplewood cemetery here, where buri-al took place yesterday afternoon. Rev. P. S. Daniels, a Baptist minister of Fayetteville. officiating. Mrs. Stroud, wife of Isaac Stroud; died at the resi dence on King street Saturday. She was well-known., Her husband, one daughter, Miss Carrie Stroud.-.nd one son. Isaac Stroud. J Jr.. survive her. She was a native of Duplin county, where she was .prominently related. WOMEN YOU CAN DIAMOND DYE IT Old, fadefj ' skirt?, waists, - coats, sweaters, draperies, everything, wheth er wool. silk, linen, cotton or mixed goods, can be' dyed any rich, fadeless color with Diamond Dyes. Buy no other 4ve: (Adv.) ' Short Lengths have accumulated recently in all grades of cloths. But this accumulation has been more pronounced in Silks than in any other line. These rem nants have been SPECIALLY PRICED for toddy and you will do well to come early before; they are picked oyer. You' will find in many cases two colors . can be blended together into a beau tiful garment. ,-.-r. A:.-0tP GIFT OF THE SNOW-KISSED PINES OF THE NORTH Your nose will harbor cold germs Do not allow them to waste your vi tality. Use at once Mayr's Pine Needle Balm and check them at the .beginning. Disregard of common colds is one of the causes for the appalling death rate from flu and pneumonia in the last few years. Colds are infectious and dan gerous. Keep a .tube of, Mayr's Pine Needle Balm in the house, and at the first suggestion of a cold apnly it to the nose. Catarrh, that embarrassing and troublesome condition, clears up quickly when Mayr's Pine Needle Balm is used. Sold in two sizes 20c nd 60c tubes. Free trial by -writing Geo. H. Mayr, 219 W. Austin Ave., Chicago. Mayr's Pine Needle Balm is for sale by Robt. R. Bellamy and druggists every where. (Adv.) . Our Advertising Policy is to tell what we have for sale and help our customers supply their heeds and desires. We do not indulge in misleading or extrav agant statements.; Clever phraseology may produce the first sle, but it does not make a regular customer. We believe in our merchandise a nd Sell it oh its merits. Our mark-up is based on ',a small margin of profit which is respon sible for our quick turnover, and enables us to sell at attractive prices. r Your investigation is invited. .. ,'.V, MR O WN rs A I- 3 v : 5,Per:Cent Off on AH Gash Sales - ri .-. -j i . ' - "'V CAR E B U Y I N Kearly every buying mistake comes from not being careful enough. A trifle more time spent in making sure may save .you many dollars and many hours of regret. The corset you buy and never wear is the really expensive corset. The corset that misses being exactly what you want is the one that coss more than you can afford The ordinarily made corset that loses its shape and does not wear well is an extravagance. If you will permit us to prop erly fit you to a Gossard Corset we will assume full respon sibility for your complete sat isfaction. Our expert service protects you against regret table buying mistakes. Wilmington's Shopping Center" aaHBallBIBaMHMIIIHIIHaHBimBMHMBBHMHg p. TUCK Their Value and Price List price is the only price at which Nash Trucks ever are sold In fact it is the only price at which they can be sold because of their unusual value made possible by volume production of both passenger cars and trucks by one organization and under the direction of one group of executives This means an unusually low overhead ' cost per unit and the saving is passed on to the buyer immediately in the list price. Oneoa chassis, $jS95. Two-ton chassis, $2550 Nash Quad chassis, $3250 Price f. o. b. 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