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JOKO MM NEW lTou WanfAli th, Newt, About Business f Read the Ads Daily GREENSBORO ' PROGRE&ffl ' I crr 1 VOL. XXIII. NO. 106 GREENSBORO, N. C, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 31, 1920 TRICE SEVEN CENTS STATE CAPITAL AND EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA SOCIAL NEWS By MRS. W. T. B09T. Halleeh. Oct. 30. The followinr In vitations have hrfn iiernt to friends out of th city: "Mr. and Mri. Nicholas William "West request the treasure of Vour com Dan v at the marriage of their daughter Julia Ltndsley. to Mr. Wil liam Bruce Montgomery, Jr., on Satur- day, November 6, at hijfh noon, at the Church of the Good Shepherd. Raleigh. N. C. Will be at home after the 20th of November, New Amsterdam Hotel, Cleveland, O." ' A number of pretty rotirtealea will fee shown the bride-elect by her friends during the coming w ek. On last ed nesday afternoon. Mrs. C. A. Dillon gave a lovely bridge party at her home on South Dawson street complimentary to Mlsa West. The Dillon home was attractively decorated with a wealth of autumn leaves and flowers. The fiiata uara lvn (inrinffl HI faVOfS. the honor guest being favored wit a white bridal corsage. Delicious salad and Ice courses were served. i ne hclHa.tn.h I nnn nf Raleigh's fair est young women and a very popular member of ;the social set of the city. She is the youngest daughter of Mr. and -Mrs. N. W. West. The wedding which takes place at high noon on Sat urday, November 6, will be one of the big social events of the fall season. - A beautiful flower allow was staged at the Woman's club on Wednesday under the auspices of the civic depart ment f the club, of which Mrs. W. L. Beasley Is chairman. Blue ribbon prises were swarded for the prettiest arrangement of flowers, best collection of potted plants and cut flowers ar- rangement. for the most perfect single flower, individual basket of cut flowers, .In th ovonlnar nn attractive DTO- ! gram1 of songs was rendered by MrB. . fharl8 Earl Johnson, Jr., and Mtss atitxel, of Meredith college, and some aesthetic dances were given by Miss Katherine Hughes. Mc -Wtnn "Rriinr entertained the ' members of her Sunday school class at the parsonage of the Tabernacle Bap itt church last Saturday night, the so : called "mysterv party" terminating in tit msfrlnffp nf Miss Dun a Msssey and riarenr Adams, both of this city. The party began with a series of games at the conclusion of which Miss Ina Ferrell played. McDowell's "To a Wild Rose" and Miss Ethel Ferrell sang "O Promise Me." As the first strains of the wedding march were sounded i fiimnilnn nf th meaning of the "myB tery party" began to dawn upon the guests. As Dr. Bruner and Miss ffTas aev and MK Adams came from the Hunday school room at the rear of the parsonage parlor the suspicion became a certainty and the "mystery party" was solved. The bride was becomingly attired in A coatsuit ol brown cntnon broadcloth with hat to match, and car ried bride roses. Upon their return from their wedding trip north, Mr. and Mrs. Adams will make their home in Raleigh. Erwin Holt, of Burllnsrton. Mrs. R. F. rarDorouKn ana young son, Kit-hard, ; witn COurt train, and wearing a black forming an aisle effect, through which the bridal party slowly approached the improvised altar which was deco rated with chrysanthemums and south ern smilax and lighted with cathedral candles. As dame of honor, Mrs. Wil liam T. Bryan, of Greenville, a sister of the bride, was crowned In black duchess satin trimmed in real lace, Miss Antfle Prrrv NeaT. of IiOuinbum, Mrs- Peter Arrington and Miss Kath- plcture hat. Bhe carried yellow chrysanthemums. bouquet of As maid of w,dlMrn,M0f N,Wb V?.rk i,?n(l honor. Miss Gladys Galloway, a cousin W arrenton, Mrs. Marmaduke Hawkins, ' K.Ma . ..Amnyrinur niik with large black picture hat anu far of Ririgeway Beaufort. and Captain Nelson, of Mrs. Mary F. Roberts announces the marriage of her daughter. Marie Good win, to Marshall D. Allen. Saturday, October 23, 8:30 o'clock, at Asheville. Miss Roberts was on a visit to her mother in Asheville when the marriage took place. After an extended trip through Canada and the Great Lakes. Mr. and "Mrs. Allen will make their home fn Mobile, Ala., after Novem ber 16. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kellog gave a dinner party at their home on Glen wood avenue last Wednesday evening complimentary to their house guests. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. L.. 1,. Tavlor, fo Jarkson. Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Durham, of uotland Neck. Div m4 Mrs. F. M. Register. Mips Helen and I.oti Brown; of Woodland. And Miss Mamie Spear, of Winston-Salem. Mips Minnie F. Moore and Jack C. Yearhv. both of this city, wert- mar ried Saturday night at the parnonage of the Tabernacle Baptist church. Rev. Weston Bruner, the pastor, officiating. The wedding was a very quiet event and witnessed by only a few Intimate friends of the young couple. Imme diately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Yearby left on their wedding trip. Upon their return they will make their home in the city. Mr. Yearby has been connected with the mechanical depart ment of the Raleigh Evening Times for a number of years. The bride is very popular young woman and naa Miss Elizabeth B. Orimball. of New York, who has been in the city since the latter part of August directing the work of the Sir Walter Raleigh page ant, left last Friday morning for her home in Ntw York. After a brief va cation she will hold two Institutes in the state of Ohio, delivering Illustrat ed lectures on community naereantrv. She will later on conduct institutes in New York for the community drama headquarters and beg Inn ina- with No vember 6th will give a demonstration piay-productlon course in Brooklyn, Mies Grim bail's presentation of the pageant was a wonderful success and delighted thousands of spectators. During her stay In Raleigh she was at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. London. She captivated Raleigh with her delighttul charm of manner ana maae a great many menus during ner iwo monins stay. Invitations reading as follows have been received in the city: ''Mr. and Mrs. tYllllum Christopher Johnson re quest the pleasure of your company at tne marriage or their daughter, Let tie May, to Mr. Clarence Elam Pittard. on Wednesday morning. October the twenty-seventh at half after ten o'clock, at home. Apex, North Caro lina." The first meeting of the literature department of the Raleigh Woman's club of which Mrs. Frank D. Castle- bury is chairman, was held Thursday afternoon at which time the various sub-chairmen of the department gave an outlin of the work of their respect ive divisions. . The first of the series of three lec tures on clothing was given by Miss Blanche Shaffer of the North Carolina College for Women Friday afternoon under the auspices of the home eco-, nomics department of the Woman's club, of which Mrs. C. B. Blalock is chairman. Goldsboro Wedding. Invitations reading a follows have been issued: "Mr. and Mrs. John Lem uel Borden request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Margaret Reane, to Mr. Hen ry Alexander McKlnnon, on Wednesday the third of November, at eight o'clock in the evening, Saint Paul's Methodist Episcopal church, Goldsboro, North Carolina." A pretty wedding took place at Salem church, a few miles north of Goldsboro, on Wednesday morning, when Miss Ludia Montague and Mr. Leon J. Simmons, of Mount Olive, were, married. Rev. K- F. Duvall, of Golds-: boro, officiating Miss Clara Lee Jack son rendered the wedding music, also playing the accompaniment to several solos Just preceding the ceremony. Lohengrin's Bridal Chorus was played by Miss Jackson as the ushers, Messrs. B. B. Montague and Adrian Loftin, of Mt. Olive, entered the cnurcn. as maid of honor. Miss Tessle Montague, a sister of the bride, was handsomely gowned In charmeuse and carried a shower bouquet of pink American Beauty roses. The little flower girl. Miss Mildred Pelt, a niece of the bride, wore a dainty frock of white organ die and carried a shower bouquet of bride's roses. Tk bride, entering the cha-fch with her father, Mr. S. I. Montague, wore a becoming traveling suit of brown velour with hat. nhoes and other accessories to match and carried a shower bouquet of victory roses of white. They were met at the channel by the groom and his best man. Mr. Mosely Davis, of Mt. Olive. Trau merei" was softly played during t he ceremony and was followed by Men delssohn's recessional. Wilmington iirl To Wrd. Announcement was recently made of the engagement of Miss Alice Le Grand, daughter of Mrs. Spencer Le Grand, of Wilmington, to Otis Mills, of Greenville, S. C. Miss LeGrand. a most a host nf friends here and elsewhere attractive youns T-" who will be interested to learn or tne ried a shower of pink KlUarnoy roues. Young Bet tie Frances Hooks, a cou sin of the bride, daintily dressed In a white organdie frock, was the ring bearer. The bride, entering on the arm of her brother, Mr. J. Knott Proc tor, was handsomely attired In a Thiol blue suit of Llama cloth, with acces sories matching and carried a shower of bride s roses, orchids and lilies of the valley. They were met at the altar by the groom with his host man, Walter Whlchard, of Bethel. The cere mony was performed by Rev. Perry Case, of Wilson. Shortly after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Andrews motored to Washington, N. C, where t hv hn nied the train for northern cities. They will be at home in Bethel, s after the first of November. The out- r of-town guests, who attended the wed- S ding were: Mrs. H. A. Tripple, of George Cherry, of Greenville; Mrs. W.j J. EdwardB, of Snow Hill; Mr. andjs Mrs. J. C. Andrews, of Ayden; Mrs. B. W. Tucker, Lone Tucker, and Miss Nannie Loy Tucker, of Winterviile; Walter Whlchard, J. B. Corey, Rook, of Bethel, and Mr. and Mrs. W. T . j Bryan, of Greenville. 1 Lovely Wedding At Clayton. C A lovely home wedding was solemn-1-; ized at Clayton Tuesday evening when Miss Thelma Lflburn Barbour, of Clay-; ton, became the bride of Rudolph s Barnes, the ceremony being performed ZZ by Rev. A. O. Moore, assisted by Rev. i Zl C. A. Jenkins, the impressive ring ceremony being used. The Barbour home was very attractively decorated with pines, trailing cedar and quan-; titles of white crysanthemuma. The ( H guests were greeted at the door by j Mr. and Mrs. J. Dwlght Barbour and , Z Mr. and Mrs. Swade E. Barbour andi ushered Into the gift room by Mrs. - Glenn Pope And Mrs. D. W. Barbour.; A musical program was rendered Just 'IE before the ccremoney, airs. Ljois nass ; singing "Love o'Mine," and "Because, , - accompanied by Miss Telza Barnes, a ' I sister of the groom. In the archws" of the hall the ceremoney was per- formed, the bridesmaids and grooms-: men descending the stairway and tak- ing their places to the right of the arch. The bride's attendants were' Miss Annie Laurie Baucom. of Raleigh, gowned in silver cloth with handsome e: trimmings and a corsage of snapdrag'EC ons and pink roses; Miss Olivia Pet- " way, of Norfolk. Va., in shell pink tat-; feta and cream lace with a corsage of snapdragons and pink roses; Miss ; -jjf Sophie Knott, of Knlston, in melon taffeta and silver trimmings wlth! lovely corsage of the same flowers: ! Miss Winnie May Barbour, a sister, as ! maid of honor, wearing robin egg taf-'E: feta and sliver lace and carrying pink! Killarney roses. Little Miss Alice Bar- bour, a niece of the bride, wearing a dainty frock of white ruffled oraandv I anu carrying a Dasket or pink roses, i and Master Jack Moore, as ring bear-i 2 er, dressed in a black velvet suit, were youthful members of the brldul party j The bride wore a handsome gown of' duchess satin with silver lace and pearl I trimmings. Her court train was of!E3 satin and maJine and her veil was caught with orange blossoms. She carried a shower of Bride rosea and valley lilies. The groom was attended by Messrs. Rennet Pool, of Clayton. B. W. Walker, of Rocky Mount; rr 4 -a B. Bonner of Raleigh, as grooms ZZZ men, and his brother, Nell Barnes, as 3 best man. Immediately after the cere- rnony Mr. and Mrs. Barnes left for New lork and other northern points on their wedding trip, and upon their re- turn will make their home In Clay- I rT! ton Both are well known and popu- iar in the eastern section and have a host of friends who will be Interested to learn of their marriage the Webb Avenue Methodist church. Rev. J. F. Starnes. officiating. Cicero T. Phlbbs and Miss Willie B. Summers were quietly married Wed nesday night at I o'clock at the Luth eran parsonage by Rev. T. S. Brown. Miss Myrtle Nicholson and Charles Coble, both of near Burlington, were .united in marriage at the home of thi bride last Wednesday, Rev. J. A. Bur gess officiating. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Green A. Nicholson, and haa many friends throughout the county, who will be interested In her marriage. Mr. Coble is a prosperous young farmer with a large number of friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cheek, Miss Mary Kllnabeth Cheek, Mr. and Mrs. C. H.I Cates and family. Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Staley, Miss Klla Andrews and Lee An drews attended the reunion of the Cheek family held at the old Cheek home near Chapel Hill last week and thereby celebrated the birthday of Mr. Cheek, father of J. B. Cheek and Mrs. C. H. Cates. Among those from Burllngtong at tending the fair st Raleigh Thursday were the following: Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Steele MIks Madfe Steele Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Squires, Misses innie and Nina Squires, Miss Verna Cates, Rev. and Mrs. J. Benners Glbhle and the choir boys of the Episcopal church, Milton Squires. Misses Sadie and Mary Loy, Mrs. David DeMoss. Mrs. W. Loy, Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Spoon, Mrs. Archi bald Cook, Mrs. Sidney It. Roland, Reld Maynard. Mrs. John H. Vernon Mrs. Wilson Rose and others. The Kiwanls club held their regular dinner at the city schools last Friday afternoon. The spm-tnl feature of the meet ing was t he Hinging of 1'roressor Stents and the talk by Dr. Price, who is assisting in a revix al at the M. K. church. Miss Mary Alice Jeffreys. of near Burlington, and Kenm-t h H. Moser, of Graham, were united in marriage at the Methodist ProteHtant parsonage Saturday eveting at 8 o'clock, Hew J. E. Pritchard performing the ceremony. Only a few friends of the contracting parties were present . One of the most enjoyable meetings 'of the Entre Nous chb held this sea , son was that of Inmt Tuesday evening wlu-n Miss tirace Moore entertained at her hnnin on Davis street. The home whs prettily arranged with autumn i flowers, and the refreshments, nerved I by M I'M, Ed Moore and Master Exlwln Mnore. consisted of a .salad course with coffee. Guests who were not club j members present were Mrs. Glenn Holt, I Mrs. Corrio Holt. Mrs. Will Las ley. j Members of the cluh present were Mrs. A. H. Simpon, Mrs. Marvin McPher ! on. Miss Violet Holt, Bertha and Ver na Cates, Sal lie and Anne Moaer. A special Kuest and former member of the club was Mrs. J. H. McEwen, of Charlotte, who Is spending a few days In the city with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Holt. BURLINGTON. marriage. The following announcement s have been received: "Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Mailings announce the marriage of their daughter, Elisabeth, to William Regan Lamhertson on Friday, the twenty-second of October, ninteen hun oWd and twenty. Raleigh, N. C. At hJfme after November first, W ins ton -balem, N. C." Mrs. Joseph Blount Cheshire enter tained at a reception Saturday after noon complimentary to Mrs. H. O. Skinner, Mrs. Carroll Kramer, guests of Mrs. J. B. Cheshire, Jr., and Miss Brooks and Miss 'one, of the faculty of St. Mary's school. Refreshments were served during the afternoon. Miss Katherine Clark Pendleton, of New York, and Warrenton, a direct de scendant of Sir Walter Raleigh, Sir Humphrey Gilbert and Sir John Haw kins, was one of the young milkmaids In the Raleigh pageant presented here during fair week. She is the grand daughter of Senator and Mrs. Marma duke Ha w k ins, of vv arrenofty and Burlington. Oct. 30. One of the out-': standing social events of the week oc-H curred Thursday eveling. October 21. 1 when Mrs. J. E Prttchard was at home!: to the four different Missionary so-I : i i .u..k... u oi.t ,hn i fifties and the l.nrtiB' aih v. i. - learn with interest of her approaching ' lJ0 Met hodist Protestant church at the,: marriage. Mr. Mills, a well known ! ar?nae on East Davis street, the;! of the younc ladies h-inc- tnviteH i- and popular young business man of Greenville, comes from one of South Carolina's most prominent families. Va rm e r- H errl n g. Miss Alice Farmer, daughter of the late .1. O. Farmer, and Needham P.. Herri nc son of Deane Herrlna". both of Wilson, were quietly married at the ' Coble. First Methodist church Monday after noon at 2 o'clock, the ceremony being performed by Rev. C. J. Harrell. Im mediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Herring left on their wedding trip for New York city. Wedding mt ftreenvllle. A lovely wedding was solemnized last Wednesday morning at Greenville when Miss Lena Earle Proctor became the bride of Thomas R. Andrews, of Bethel, the wedding taking place at the home of the bride's parenls, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Proctor, of Grimeland. Mesdames R. M. Elks and J. Hebr Brooks welcomed the wedding guests at the door and Mesdames H. A. Trlp- -ple. of 'Norfolk-, Va..- am Wr J. Bd ...mt- i ne rneeunff nart he en an-i-noimced as a missionary social, one of1: the purposes was the announcing of 1 ' the approaching marriage of two of: the popular young people of the church,': Miss Lula Foster and Jennings Hrvam: great granddaughter or ur w uiiam , ward8 of Snow HiMt UBhercd them into week little Miss Pendleton and her goo-mother, Mrs. Peter Arrington, iwlth whom she lives, were the Kuests of Mrs. T. W. Bickett at the Executive Mansion. I'pon leaving Raleigh t hev merit to Wurreiiton fur fewrul davs before rettirniiiif to Ni w York. Guests of Governor anil Mrs. T. W, UlckMt al the executive mansion dur ing lair week u ere - Mrs It. 1 . flrlho rtr' wln rnAm. Tllt nrece-Htn the "d Mrs J. B- Cheek, entered the par- 11" ' t." . j " V... iw- ,or rr-om Ine rear nail dressed in bridal rei ennui y iuibs nua ui a; fiiun, 1 , Farmvllle. N. C, sang. "O .Promise Me" and Hod ley playing t lie accompaniment. As the first notes of Lohengrin s wed- bridal Holds, of WinsLon-Salein, Mr. and Mrs. i tulle ding march were sounded party entered the drawing roitin 1'ri.s hil.-d with lare white clirysitithe- lnums and Joined together with whi wre placed on either Hide, EJlRAVEP X I CHIISTMAS H (femNG CARDS fl 1 MQVOGRAM J iTATfONERY AND jf ISITfSfr CARDS jrj StilllTTED omm&mT I'EACHTIiW: 8T. OPP PIEDMONT HOTEL 11 Atlanta, Georgia The Clients wt-rn irrant t.A at f V by Rev. and Mrs. Pritchanf and matm--! eu into tne nouHe, which was beauti fully decorated with the season's flow ers, red and ve low heinir ih inf used in the reception hall and parlor, j and pink and White In the dining mom.' Music fnr the occasion was furnished by Mrs. i 1 W. Wade at the piano and by Kerry Lee Iibbs on the victrola. A content. "Works of Art" was engaged ES In. each couple being given 12 ques- lions, the answers to the questions he- ' Ing objects found In the rooms Pro-7 gressive con v ersation was engaged In 7- to the merriment of all, and while this ESS was In progress suddenly Mrs. Wade SSSI began playing the Lohengrin wedding SSSS mach. nnd little Miss Mary Elizabeth SSSS LnrfK, ine attractive daughter of Mr. hall dressed in bridal costume carrying a brides bouquet. Because.' with Miss Ethel fo,,nn Vr way to an improvised hVon. in tiie reception hall. Aft. r bavin '.US mounted the throne she r ad tins hrlel ' ' annoiinreiiient "Mi. Jenning! I trvan ' STZ Coble- Miss i.uta F.(,ter. N'o ember SZSS lith. elKbl p in, M,-ihodiM I'rotestant SSSS fhurch Tin- bild.- and kio.mii iu bt- SSSZ Were showered Wllh 1 t e and letelwil 7SS tiie hearty cuiigr.it u la t kmih of t Iiosp 1 ; ; present. Then an R-e course whs tiei vil in the dining room. i SSSZ ' The Entre Nous cluh was delight- SSSS fully entertained on Tuesda y evening SSSS by Misses -Anne and Ha Hie Moser &t SSSI their home on Tameron streft. The re- SSZS ception room as informally arranged 77 with potted plants and cut flowers, and 7 the - refreshments consisted of sand- rT wirhes. coffee. etc. A dainty little thimble was placed on each plate as SSSS a favor Guests beside club members SZSZ were M isses Pearl Tuck and Susie SS3S Stafford. SSSS 1 SSSZ Miss Mary Turrentine was hostess ti the members of the PrlsciHa club and several other frtends on Tuesday aft- ernoon t tne horn or ner sister. Mrs SSSZ W. T Htnks. on Mebane strt. Ft SSSZ jth;s nreinn the hme vafi pret t p v , SZZS! I decora ted with white and veiiow -( ' h r sa nt hmums and Mrs Stolen ' f 1 s fd in reef 1 v i n c and en 1 1 r .1 i n 1 r c K'huktn tand i' ,P)s, rnl's. ciflT-, 77; jwer per.d bv Mrs. .Irirr. P Mopr- ESZ pomery ;ind Mrt- M"1 m S t i fT " r! TT 1 in ' s hf pid- ( hi h m- m t-t-r s wrc M isb SSSZ Vloit t Unit, M sda.mes Vitus and or- ZS rie Halt. SSSS 1 Mr and Mrs W. K Sfcarpe and Mr Mrs ' II May Lav returned !:uni ' h a r m.i It- u here l l,e w e nt f -n TT 1 - Th p At :rn i;i n Lit e -,( rv s - c ;et hid ZS! a very inter sting m.et.ng lust Friiav XS! ,afterno-.n. This metung consisted of extemporaneous spee hes by the mem- - hers and proved very instructive, as 1 the topics were up-to-date and every ! member cat ed on responded The ZZ 1 sperh'5 wore Trade by Allen Moore T Marm Smnti. Joseph Shoffner. liain y SSSZ Severs. C.itxna E;don. Paul Biai-k W SSZS j H Aidndge. Arthur Ooina. W illlam SSSZ Noah and Raymond Garrett. SSSZ j ... zr The Lutheran Brotherhood had a de- ; ; lightful barbecue and Brunswick tw-y-7 on the grounds of the Hunting riub SZSS near ncoe. Tne urotnerhood look SZZZ; their wives mm guest. ZSSS ifc Wi-s Kdlth Boilsr and r-r1 Smith. f M biiK. ere quietly mt ri 4 Tuf- f ita, October 1. al lh ruag f jHIii Beauty and Coniort In Furniture Cash Prices Mean Worth While Savings Handsome, Comfortable Suites and Odd Pieces For the Living Room WE ARE featuring this week some very handsome suites and odd pieces for the Living Room. Now that cold weather has arrived, the family will gather in the Living Room, guests and neighbors will be received there. No room is so generally used. Make it an attractive and comfortable room. v We have' the exclusive agency for tJfoMtf ield Davenport -r t'es; "generally considered Jhjlfinest on thtL AfnericaW' market. Tly'Javeh- ' nort folds inrrnnn eitrirtha1TvnRrH romffirfnhlf hrA J :V 1 nree piEciNortntieiy suitefat tffjrfUU.UU The Nor? Hf ield Day BA is an attractive j Living Roomf A comfortabll bed fortheafted a very desirable bed for nighii Here in either SU3- A truly handsome 3 piece overstuffed I suite jwith full length Davenport, spring bejtom, edge and cushion. Upholstery of the I best grade tapestry. A real value at $275.0(1 1 jiece ofyrniture for the rmanogany. Beautiful, comfortable and superbly constructed 3-piece overstuffed syites at $325, $450, $475 and up to $700. Cane Suite in both tapestry and vel coverings. $650. Complete suites at $175 Living room suites in genuine Fibre and ' Reed will stand hard service. About half price of overstuffed suites. Odd Chairs For the Libr?(ry Or Living Room U A very complete line of odd chairs. Designs include "the quaint fiddlebacks, Windsors, wingbacks in cane and upholstered, and a wonderfully large range of odd chairs in overstuffed. One of the prettiest and most comfort able chairs we have ever handled is offered in the Friesse Upholstered Lounging chair, with extra deep cushion. Solid mahogany throughout. Covered in rose and blue and in taupe. Most comfortable as well as most beauti ful chair made. Priced $165. J & J48-CCT-- Tables For the Library Oi the Living Room An exceptionally largo showing of Daven port tables, also the Davenport end tables. The best materials and the latest styles in tables will bo foi.nd in this unusual assort ment of odd tables. Almost any shape table for a -particular room or ennu-r in vour h ."o will be found in this showing. Morrison-Neese Furniture Co, The Only Strictly One Price Cash Furniture Store In Guilford County.
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