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A PRETTY : LlAPiRl AGE iD9toun- 0fo n.. c
... 5 - - , November 18, 1908, was one yf the
- -r- season's event in. the prosperous
SOLEMNIZED AT . THE - LOUIS town of Franklinton. : . . .
BURG; METHODIST, CHURCH. Immediatly afterhe marriage ti.e
v - brida.1 party boarded the Seaboard
MiSS LUC? Hugh Thoirias- and &n Franklinton where the
, - dinner was served at 3:00 p. m. by
Mr. Charles- Farmer Best Mro A
A PROCLAIIATIOII BY GOVEH-
110?. R. B. GLEHN.
. -1 Mrs. rWinston. the crrooraV aunt.
Married in , the Presence of ; Fires glowed :in the parlors while
a large Concourse of Friends mrasinvauturan leaves floated grace-
"Merrily the bells of .Heaven rang: ; folly ; from x their , summer home to
As they werewea. , their winter bei-upon the Kovem
This marriage tookplacp iin Uhe, t ber j earth. : Happy . people entered
MetJhodist Church - of ' . Louisbufg o-gce the occasion ndto.su ppii-
W ednesday morning. - The 4 grooin nient, -the happipess otv the "young
avj-s Ar. Charles .Farmers Bestj.a bride and grooi v Covers ; were laid
Ixieht and promising-yxmugvbnsinefiB or, fourteen pexsons,. twelve besides
man of Franklin ton; "3?orth Oarolina,' the couple in: whose honor, the' dinner
and the bride .-Miss' Lucy Thomas", was given as follows:-The bride and
the popular, and '; atrractive '1 dauh-igro6m;Sidnet C. .Hoden?'best : man,
ter ot Mrvj.r; lnomasj eanorot ivirsAr; younsonjame or nonor,
" the FRAjrKLnr,' TiMEs.sIt was fa bridp's'raaids Sfiss MaudevE. Dickr
day for ' mamage:fThere : wasXm ens., of FranklmtonV groomsman, 1;M.
hiat of spring in the air.' The south ,E. Vui9tori,;of Youngsvilje. - 'Other
winds were wooing the violetsjl and menibers ofithe bridal f party .were
the sum, like a lover jwhois : going Miss rEstelle Lipscomb Baltimore,
on a long'journey, came back to - tell MdA'MrsV.W. Gr. Thomast Raleigh;
the earth good bye, and give promise MrA .H. :.L.S Thomas, ; Raleigh, John
nf his aare return. " ' , Best. Cornelius.: Calvin "Winston.
The Church was tastefally dressed of oungsvillej piles "i"Win8tead, ot
in e;reen and wliite, while here and Franklintonf J; vB. Thomas. and.?E.
there bunches " of Chrysanthemums J F;&Thomas,ot':-fsIiouisbuTg,4 Miss
added a touch of coloi ;to the scene. I Annie taley, ;-FrankUhton,". Miss
sweet as a mocxing pira mat sings i Jieaiiorj, iuunuy, oi .? juariousvme3
to his mate under . the summer; stare, f Va.: Re vT-TV. j W. State v,- Suffolk,
sounded tHeyoice of Mrs. AH. Tif-V: 4' r
Flemina, rendering ""In "..Beauty " The Menu' Vhich was served , in
iyes." as ner oice aiea away, sixreoursefv representea manjrr see
the wedding march : with its 'lifting tidnsi rnany product . and . raany
nots of love triumphant-buret forth delecaciesr" ' ' ! ' -
aii.i the bridal party entered "The IT3 i-" 'vz lU:iZpS?i
white, carrying bouquets, of white iC VV9ssv
" raraations and looked til priestesses Ham, r -Turkey." ' Cranberries a
5r . t tlieAlterrwhile' !tEe"T gf oomsmeri :77'T,T ?t,cetff t-?-r:S
m vueir luamy Dearing emuouieu mei oaiau .uumetj.. ,
, form and spirit ,of: chivalry Then ;f . v ?l -v VCakend CrearaJr-
nniTthe irroom with th ,ftonftftioiiR Mi -: it' " -.-- ' '
step of pride and power. 1 he scene a . - - - . ; .
was eloquent; the; atmosphere'holyVr"'. ' ;
while the man 6f Glpd,';Rev: JV A; ynettnojmostmteresnngxeatnres
Bishop, welded with the powerof of; thw delightful nuptial 11 feastjras
the spirit, the heart1 of the man and the ake cutting. John Best, broth-1 tirely free f rom , wac t, em ploymeot
the heart of the maid, v .And: thusr- w. Vue groom, gov ; iue- ring; me
-For days that liuglvior nights ' thalfeU was taken by ;Mrs. Betti; D.
that weep : i ' " 1 s on.the lbstess; M.B. Winston,
These two Strike Voari across -V tbe' d,rae'Jnf Aiinie . Staley
riiAt!KSGiui;:Q
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Names .Thursday . November
26th as a Day of Thanlisiv-
inp: and Prayer All Business
to be Closed. - - -
; Another year has corae and gone,
bringing its sorrows and Its joy ?, iu
reveraf s and its prosperity; but, if a
true account m taken, we will Cnl
ou mercies largely- exceed- oar illij
and,-therefore, we have much for
whichxto be. thankful.
-Tit is :"a , be3utifol custom far the
President of the. United States .nd
the Gorernors of the. varions States
once a -year 'to issue a Thanksgitrmg
f reclamation, asfcing-tne people "to
forget poCall' their benefits'- but to
praise the Xord,lu'wlo crowneth us
with loymg Kindness and tender raer
cies,' mdsati9fieth our moutbV with
good things.".; - ' "
' vTJii3rhankBgiYing Day, set apart
from all others, - is. no, meaningleM
observance; neither scould it bo rei
gafded simply as V day of pleasure
or rest from ordinary labor, buf as a
da? above all days, on "which we can
and should express gratitude to our
faster for undeserved blfissius, Ixjth
to us individually and as' t Slate and
JSaUon.-'-' : -- i . '. .'
vWe havei indeed, ranch for -which
to be thankful. During the year no
entanglingr-iclations with -foreicrn
powers have threatenet the country
with danger or married our peace and
happiness. ', V -. ,
A.8a isp t ? ; 4n a1 pstilinc f a m !. n c ,
ea.rthqaake.or jotherl dire - evif, "si've
rains-nd floods in rcertajn eectinns,
have visited bur, "people; outi with"
this; one named exception, -oar ' crops
havei been abundant, bringing fair
"priCea,.and, in -snito'of a "panic, pro-
ducing distress ia other - States, - our
State to a great extent has been en-
ship 11 oV!:r'. t.i rr'.-n: ". ' - . j
to (tol f.-r &. lla - .:,Ir. .-i t i
c-r.-' -r::- t!..:-. 'hi sfr--!; t :w;
of trut!i and ti':f;;!r.'-.. r.i .-if.
new t!. ;r'voi cf !f'...r ir. I 1 tc
to th, It a.U Counirr r.r. I C !.
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: the ' eleventh dly ;NWMr,w- M;!4 '- H(-: ;! '
100, and in thi csn I. nr. lrd ir, 1
thlrtv-tird year dC ov:r Aocncaa
Jndeif dcnc.- .
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Ut.thk Goytnsoru -
.;-; , v ' . IVivat-e' Hcrury. '
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- ; Rally Day. N
y Thora " will W a ii f?nr.!ij
School Rally At Shi! oh M. i;. Char A
on ThuTfrlsy, KovernUr ''"'.r,.
Thnkivin dy all y
Rat. AY. A. FrrralU of !U!er,:V .'!
prt:c!i in th.t -afternoon. 1uIh4
corli3ly inyitcd. i. i'
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TheVday; was ' bright, r the - gusst
the deep . " " '
WitJi HfAa tuU At'thabrim ' 1
V ' J wan' hriohfor ' snd ' tft" bndp and
The attendants were as ' follows: r. i. : "
n k w m- uv't w - groom, were the .brightest of all. v v
Dame of honor, Mrs. A.- F Johnson, r, j. - - - - -T . V
u m csr tiu' t The dinner was elegant, , bounti-
Best Man, Mr. S. O. Holden , Brides- - , . - . - , - .v -
, , K ful,iind much' enjoyed: the timing
maids and (irroomsmen - as-" follows: - ' . , ,
. v - r. room was spotless and "fragrant
ii . f '" ir j tai " - x with, flowers, and happy - guests
Banks, Miss Maude Dickena, of . , A ; - ' . - " :
t - - voted to .repeat - the occassion ,one
... ... . year hence and.' m departing, left
f loungsville, Miss Mamie .Thomas. T. ... . ' - j c j.
. .' their best wishes -and. benedictions
or uaieigh and Ur. -U. Jb. X arbor- - - 'm' "-,'
fr-L tt f-rrn.- Upon the young coupler ;.
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as, of Raleigh;-and Ai F; Johnson.
ioe numerous ana , nanasomej 1 ? -
presents from" 'erery -part . of .the K T XJ, Strickland-Collins.
tate attested the , popularity; of the The marriage- of . Mr, Robt. TH-
couple and the good; Vwishesof Strickland and Miss PaUieL. Collins,
friends. is announced', tp3 lakalace at the
a he bride and 4 groom together j residence of the bndy's mother, Mrs,
uh the bridal party ;lef t on the Anna LrCollins, near Staliings,-. on
11:20 train -for the home" :.ofv the Wednesday; DeffembeTr 2, 1908
grooru in ranklin ton where a recep- o'clock; p. mv v ..'.
"uu was given tnem- Dyrtne groom's
aunt. ATra 4 Uatfia "H' OTiTatvn " at
: i Tribute to Up. H. H. Barrow.
The
were by Mrs,
x Krs. Jennie B. Hart.
tin . .rrifiana-D- nirrVlf nnantinn VQS T . , . . . ... & . -.. - .
v , v For a period of thirteen years Mr.
given the bridal party at the home t, - , , . i
f k u i ' ' i " - Barrow mingled with our people and
iio uiiue, wiiere elegant, reiresn- . - - . - . t - - -, . - -rnS.:'-
, ' had grown m esteem from. the first
. ' ' - " , - 'day he came into the life of the city,
Those present, uvaddition to. the bein a cIeailnan of 'high ;and: no
amily:and bridal party '.being ai ble character, always leading in the
iollowe; y xJrs. E. B. ' Thomas,-ot raoral upljft) and doing ia an unos.
rankhnton, Mrs W:G: Thomas, of OT, oVt,W nM fh
jwgu,oui8s iLsteue LipscomD, ot bettermem, ot mankind. ; Broad in
taItimorer Md.Mrs.B. C. High v:a MaaQ an 9Mrat.A-aIwavr .'fo
ardMrs. J. B. arbofough. . the unfortunate! Herbert Barrow had
" ! W ' I 1 n ? it f a l-o'riFf-ia oil a
I Willi n iiniuiz iu iLiu uctuu uii vuu
people and especially .. bo i, among the
mill .hands and:the settlement of the
h:e t.U cV
- Mr. Syltfwur .S.llar.fi lJw,ft wfU? tf, i.
known citttcn oi th:j couiiiy. i!.' U( ti - to
at tr bono of lut ? n. M. 1 !.: . 4, . t
a3?, wru a Cnff dtrato SvU;rr at. 4
ncrtd in the War with ,trxiiil ti
himself and !.: h':
Decoration at, the church - .?Th& Tribune published- at Con-
.Dr. JrE. Maloneand cord wnoseeaitor was. airiena, oi
- fMr. Barrow, -contained the following
paying profitable"" wages, our homes
peaceful, ana our live3 happy 'and
blessed. . '
Not a single; instance of mob vrio-
lence haa;occurred during the, entire
year, but ali: hare acquiesced ins and
obeyed the lav, thus upholding the
dignity and majesty of the Stat
' iremenaous. progress nas Deen
made along all lines of Jndaitry and
thriftr:Tbe State is out of debt'and
so prosperous and aggressive inbuai-
ness activity that its name -and .fame
have extended even unto'Eartha
remotest bounds."
4 Educationally we have made great
er advancement than evtr before.
and, are spending in the education of
our youth as large a. per cent, ac
cording to the value btour, property,
as any State tn the Union, thus giv
ing ever yjboy and girl a'chance fo
a hberal and sufficient education.
v Morally virtue' ia overcoming vice;
wrong giving way to right; eobernee3
taking the placo of intsmperanw,and
the youth of our State being taught
Higher jdeaUanT given nobler, aipi.
rations, thus enhancing the value- of
true, manhood and adYkncing the
cause ot ahigh civilization.
V For these- and many other blesaings
and benefits, in order to give all . an
opportunity tc express their heart's
gtatitude to a Triune God, I, It ll.
GlenK, Governor of the State of
North Carolina, do unite with the
President of the ' United State i in
proclaiming Thursday, the 2Gth day
of November, .1903, ps a day of gen
eral thanksgiving and prayer.
On this.day I hereby order all
publio offices to be clcied and ' ill
buisiness therein to cn.y and most
earnestly ask all busines.i cone n..-,
private and corporate, as far r.s prac
ticable, to join with me in my t fu rti
Ambiuoui youn; nja z i
should learn teUgraphj; t r, !r.e
the now S-hoar law bcu flc
tire there U . a . shorta; of r.xrtY
thousand . tfllegriphfrs. . I'ci.thM
pay from o0 to $70 a rnjr.th to t t
ginnen. The National Tetctjph Ir.
stitnte of Cotumbi i5. C.. ni Cue
other citie is op -rate 1 on irr -r-
viiton of odcias anisll ?u4cr.u r
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placed when qualititd. Yhlo tl.rr.,
for parttcuUn." '
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The "old Fid die m" had n
time in the Ope-ra House i n Xfcs
day night and the auilrr.ee m
kept in an uproar ffon $Un to f.r.
iah. M"anacr Turner c!!fl
gers aat the Vbornptaycd. irV-d
and dancsd for at-out an hot:r &r. I
a half. Tho Judges ?If?rtt. 5 .r..
J Person, ?am CAnidaj. V. J.
Barrow, A. TV. Prron acd Dr. A.
II. Fleming awarded the p mm
follows: "
Violin first priro rT Ifc
ger; second To::i Ilopri ad son;
third -C Jl. Lwi?r.
Banjo tint prid AV. Hlrt th
tr; second O. T. Wood! irt
Dancer tint prixo.-.:a Itir.
dale; second Wiley Joy rT.
U; sf : i: wit -if, "
rinr.cn-ro-a-dca.
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A past wedding'dinner, in honor Odell Manufacturing. Company, with ( to make this day truly ono of rejoic- Jfuh. 1
of. ; Charles ; Farmer" lies and his whom he was thrown in. a busine ing and thanksgiving by clo.ln- t!. :r S Lt ! r.r v "
feride' who' was Miss -Lucy "Huh ay for eo inany 'yara." libdeath .establishments and civin a ;e:. r .l j 1 1
Thomas,-of Louisburg N. C at the eatly deplored and much grkf U boliiay to their employes.- . p 'n
'Parous 'residence of Mrs. Bettia D. throu-hcut tho city. ' I alao rcczt that n'l - - 1 ; ! 3 f :.!v r : . ' .
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beii aver sent oat, leir.iif'-t mum
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