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TMs la pretty Mlt for 'mitliige, for
morntoge nn th water and similar ana
- 4b M'm, nnu eioaee nTrerrrT
onra tbe front, baa a wide ssllor cullar'
of lis llnati, trimmed In rowa of al
bios snntacba, a aingle row uf- which tor
der carta aid of tke front Th hloiis
Iroat la alao trimmed with Urge whit
ainae buttons. Tha skirt la trimmed with
tbt hutlona aad soutaihe. A pretty loneh
fca (Itch by the crushed girdle of pal
(lot liberty matchlag tba trimming.
AHOTHE FOOL TNICitK WAS.
ti fool waa thar and b waU bed all night
' (ikn ai yon and I.)
IFor a atar with i tall Ilk a at re a of
ad tb tool he railed tt a deadly blight.
B be loal gootj al.een. ... tn ..wttaaaa tb
itrbt. ' .
Klin aa job and I.)
Jk the bnura that we.waat and th
pereea tbat w waate
: And th itrain of Qr.eyaad bead
HelAnc in the aLar that abot on' Ita war
tin 4 bow we know that Jt couid aol atray I
Tb way the rlntlt aalil.
U fool tber waa aad bl eoln be (pant. I
....Ivva d,
iyr a heawmly bo ho that nrrer paid rent !
Het a fnol mint follow hla natural bent, i
ItKrea aa you and I.i
Dh the toll that we loat aod th apofl that '.
w loat
And the en-ellent rlwa we planned
Belong to the toroet that iildn't make
good.
And now we know that It ronldn't mak ,
good
I Junt th way w planned
The fool waa worn to
leu aa you and I i
and he 'i a rrkk in
nertooa wrerk
the
I of hla
v iiei-k
When he anent th ntghta
I
at
Carnegie
Te.-h
Aad ihoughf the comet would
hla bevk.
((ten aa you and I I
glar at -
anwii -wM'tf -tm t
,m? . . ,.
Tbat make, nie ore lunlttht.
Jla imina to know that I be.hVt a ahow
Te aee Halle; oaoderer reddea and glow ,
Like Horoeeiftrt niUn at nlahl 1 .
' F ,T K Id rittaburg gun. t Tno Five Hundred Huh.
8 3 3 t Mr W p Wllaon enteruined the
Hr and Mra 11 M TUrkaon. of,KH Hundred Cluh on Thuradav f
Haymarket Va are vlmtlng their trnvon After an exerting gum
daughter. Mra Thonia K. Henderon. , dnlntv rFfr.ahment were aerved. and
IZt HIIIlKro atreet.
j j
Mr. frank Hr.ni h of Rcotiand
Neck, who waa here for the Kllllan
Applewhite wedding, returned home
yeterda)
Mr Ijiura Applewhite left yea
Urdav for Knheld.
Mr Tom Moore, of Norfolk, who
w her for the marriage of her
later. Mlaa Hto kard, to Mr. !lon,
rttumed hom yesterday
Mra W. 1. Hall. f Norfolk, re
turned hom vetrila. after laitltin
Mn W H Hughea
MlM Janle Walker. f Apex, la
vlaltlng Mlaa Mildre.i llrounhton
Mr W A Strb khmd, of Mon
Cure, who haa been Malting frirn la In
tb city, left rtenla for Tranklln
ton. Mra S J Hrawite. of Wilson.
Waa In the illy yeaterd) on her wy
to W.ke Forrat
lalaeea l.ucilr anrt Knhlo Cobb, of
Morgant"n. are the gueata of Mlaa
Ivetta Cain
hy -inttt.m IW'ta of Waahlng
to. V C, returped home iratrrday
after lait:ng Mr- Joeepli Hlount
C'heahlre '
Mlaa Umla Kiddle left ralerday
for Humter, S c
Mia Kuienia Paxteraon, of
(Ireenatioro. who has been visiting Mia
Eleanor Mann, left yeaterday
after-
Boon for Wilmington.
Mr J H Meara. of Apra. return
d home eeterdk, after visitTrig Mra.
Thomas Ilurna
Mr. W. IV 1'pchurch n, Mr N
C. Wllllama. of Cr. wer in th city
eierdav while on their way home
from Harrlahurg. Pa.
lira 1 M Hrlghtwell and chil
dren, of Norfolk, are laitlng Mr Z
V. Fltigerald
Mia Matti tlark left yesterday
afWnoon for Kfiand. having twen
railed there on account of th. Mines
Of hr nephew
Mlaa Kent Hodnett, of
Vk i
Forest, spent yeaterday with Ml
Margaret Roger and left tn the af
ternoon for Chapel Hill.
Mlaa Marjory Terrell left yeeater
day after oen for Oreeniboro
Mr. 1. Ie Brorkenrtdge left yea
terJ.r afternoon for Durham, to Malt
ksrr daughter.
Mr. and Mra. tl F Utonaon, of;
Hamlet. pent yeaterday lh th rlty. !
M rs. Alh Hunter, of Apes, r- j
twmed hom )eslerday. after visiting!
friend In West Haiel'gh
' Ml Joal Doub. of Joneboro. r- .
turned hom yesterday, after attend
ing th eoaferenco of Institute work
er. Miss Mildred rtrooks, of Roiboro.
ho haa bra visiting Mtasea Annl
and Elisabeth Eltchln. retamed hom
rtray, crornpshled by Ml Sua
Kite bin.
i -Mr. M. H. SttrUa returned yes
terday after noon from Portsmouth,
where (ha visited her at other.
Keep Tbt Cotnplexlon Beautiful .
Nadinc Face Powder
0 Cesr hssMS Oatyl
Prod ace soft, relvrtr
aptwaraara aa Mark an
snared, arwl rematits artd
i washed a . Farf ed hr
a sew prorrot. Will aot
rl'Tj th pore. I linn lea
at wtf . rttrarurwm
fHoratnloratrona. Uhtta,
Fkh, Fiak, Bra net t.
'By IsssVig Tat Cswaarea
Or Maa. Fric ( aaw.
ITO.VET BACK U Kot EaffrrlyReaasH.
rrwsarol y MTHUa TOILCT rnt.
1
KIDNEY TROUBLE
SuJJtrtd Tttt 'irtktlif4 in TArtt
Msmtkt TkanJttto ILKUXA. ,
f ' ' 1 11 j
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1 1
1
. 2 ri2Ii.ttlJUaJUlw
-.-J ' I
" Hitftn with kMr W:PurpU with monogram and (Utaa
bliddtr trouble for fm rrtpmtt. llHirtn- tba rmnlnc muato u fur.
"Laat March I eoratmaeitd al( nlhd br th Durham orcheatra.
Pertina and eottUooed fort bra nun tha. Tha acam of purpl and whit waa
I h.r not naad tt ainea.oor kaT I fait
Mr. J. !! Johnaon nd Mlaa
Iirna Kai(alal, of Cardcnaa, wr tn
the city yeatorday on their way horn
from WrlKhtavlll.
Major and Mra H. A. London, of
PlttlMro, wi'rw lo tha city yesterday
returning hum fro WHrhtarllle,
wher Majur ImJon attended tha
meeting of th Htate I'ree Aaaxx-tatlon.
Mr, t'. r. While and Mrs. laura
J. Applewhite returned to Scotland
Nerk yeeterday after attending:., lha
Kman-Apple hit wedding
Mra. Parker K AndsraoD, of
'U'aahlngton, V. ( la Malting at th
hom of her mother, Mr. D. L Fort
dado
Mra E H. Wilklna of Waahinr-
ton n f im .(Hiiti KP itanK
Mra K. H. Phillip
li o.X and Heaal p0p, !
ly aftrn.n for Clayton. I
Mime
to vlalt Mr. John fl Uarnea ' :
Mia. Anni- a,t.m. h.. ,
Ooldeboro i,. .n.nd Kunriav i
Mr. V
f-airatiteaj -far -MeOttteTai,
Mlaa Annie Htm e rrr,
tarday aftemwm fmrn ItlKh
Boo
I lahrarlitn at MevwtttlL
Mlaa Emma M Junn who haa boon
Z'uvz?:
tlct"1 rar!an ..f that Institution.
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MISS MtlMKVFs H N t; AGKM F2T.
Mra. John Harden Kntertaina at
Luiwhraei Saturday anil AmnuwN
the i-u(aanHNt Mlaa Julia Mo
ment U) Mr. Waller Winter, of Tu
rn ti to.
Mra John W Harden maa hoatao
reeterday at a "t ia luncheon glv.
en to announra th rncagement of
Mtae Julia Moment f Mr. Walter
Winter, of Toronto, .'miada.
he WfdHtn all! lift nkln tn
Torll on Jun ,h iwentv-nlnth
HoNlilra the gueat "f honor. Mlai
Moment, thenp were present Mlaa Mav
' MKntague. Mlaa tVophla Buabe. Mia
Annie Travis, Mi Annie Hoot. MlaaJ
mmuw a. wiiw nwannanfva tiorne, I
,Mr" l'r"1 Ma.h.'f.r. Mra C. H. awH; i
-mi rhur. n.i. ... a vi . .
,,' 1 ' ""'"
ithi. lub then dmbanded for th aum
mer, ith pleaaant memorle of th
"""aa oi i or paac aeaaon ani a
IlKhttul nntl.'li,tlon
cf the Joa of
nieetrn. in the fall
Those present were. Meadamea A
A Thompson, W E Phlpp, F I. Ste
ven. T 1' Jerman. Alfred William.
.1 It Kenney. H C. Strong. F.llel Wil
son 0 H Shaw. A J Felld. F M
llarprr. J F Ferrall. F Smith.
W n Crawford. Ml Montgomery and
.Mls Hill Morson
An Intrrewtlnr Social K.vent at Kalsivn
The following Invitation (tplslns a
delightful ernlnr Pnt at the bosp.
table home of Mr. and Mrs C K
WeHtherby:
" in Friday eve at th hour of eight
j To that of eleven, so b not late
' ask you to a Sliver J
I At the home of Mr Weatherhv
Please bring with sou, at least, una
nuerter
j To help the iiiss of the "'"nfederat.
Iuhter "
,
Thl romiiet w aa composed bv Mlaa I
Eltaaheth tllek
Quit a large crowd responded t
this unlou invitation, and wer served (
'with delirious refreshments. Inter- J
i epersed with game, "of ,e oldn tim."
In response tn the invitation, a ,
friend In.Tarboro replies thu:
rer?.UyrlalS0,n; Sataf ,r,Tr:oMrrrd,arf --- Pr.or
-Ml? Huh, Tull. of Klnton. t. th. f' Jkh'V An or'aUoa iuV- trf
neat of Mia EUaa IJndy. - ,-T '.l y,J "wS-T iucM which rult.l In Jlti
Mra Jamea II Pou returned tea-: ? JTL1 iL'0" 1" f "J2'l?rC,Z Hcmnattr. of Wllkaahorb. winhlni tha
"Alwava anslou to help the Dauajh- jr. and Mr W. 8. (lark, of Wil
ier. ' , V C and Mr. and Mra. W, L.
Herein you'll find two nuaner i Moorman, of Lywrhburg. 'a., arrived
Accept stamp, It lrnposih tn carry j vmerday to spead aomo timo hr
Cash. i fishing Mr. Claraa ropautlon aa a
With host wishes from Jsrkal I aurceooful flahermaa la ackaowlodgwd.
Thrash " ,
, 1 tt V '
( miw. ltonr f.xti :htit.
j swwtaJ Fveeit In HmTw of Mis Jaiia
Hr Moore.
Washington. Jun 11 Yesterday
from It to i o'rlork Mr M O. Hoyt
entertained at her hom on Market
a I reel In honor of her granddaughter.
Ml. Julia Hoyt Moor, th oceartea
bring the announcement of her en
ablement to Mr. Waltrr Wolf, of
Orangeburg. S. C.
Th hnm waa boauUfully decorated
with palm and fern, th redo
schema throughout feet; sink aa
whit Th auest were received at
the door by little Ml Margt Hvt
and W arrsret Hoyt Brsrs w. who
wor dsintr dresJ. of whit with
pink rib boo a Thev wer tha e
durtsd hv Mis Helen Knaler ta tha
punch room where th dellerou bor
er ws served by Mkasea Md
WlndltV and Pearl faanpHett and
afterward wer shown to tho dlnlag
room by Ml Ertsabrth Warrea.'
Her a area of beauty ana) grandewr
grted them. Tb raon wa tastily
decorated with ferw aad da Isle. a
tb eeater of th table ra a lara
rasa of pink and whrt lillea - aoe
renaded by horoeohaoa of pink and
whit rseXBrta
A delightful Isarkeo) wa
avod. after whlrh th rwtt
wer n t tha door br tho twa llttht
receiving Wirt and oaek) trveot pre
ss n ted with oa of tho arr rsrra
whlrh was hall .Fd. sroried
:Hh hsnd-palnted ewptda aad heort
nd eite an or three pie-, raatonod
toartheV with pmk ' aad whH ribbna. j
the announcement being written on
th renter ,eard F.er -wwe tkn j
en as red la enttf arrnck.
adlewa war td and ene ef the asnot
enjoyable social event ef the seaeoa
was over.
Mlaa Moor ktae,of Wasblngtna's
moss no( ulae ysvna ld a ond a
greot favorite in aval flrr left. - The
M IUI AM NiK 11.
Nrrml IntnrmaMng f.
' KM.
Errata of
th
iHirhim, June 11 Ml Sarah
1 and Martha l evan entertained at all
and Mtfllli Cevan i
ft, , ., ,1 .. . ft f .f . .. i.rnlna , t
II It complimentary tn tha guests of
th 'M1r Erwin and Mis lunula
Manning, th visiting yt-nug ladle and
their host aaan. Thr wart vn te
lila or Invited sural a, end with vim
and nthualem thoy played th evr
enjoyable tam ef ouchre, Th tally
rerda wr given out V little Mar
garet Roat. Quantities of daisies ar
tistically arranged In vase war an
vrrhr. At tha conclusion of
th cam an If rnunu 'waa aerved.
At her hnm rm Trinltv Park. Mlaa
prewar- l , fMr,iy'!it 'tn(Str't
" iS'r,lf 'ipt' tnj NHUnie 'ffwocl-
j ty of Trlnitr t'olleit. Purpl 'and
! w hit, th color of tha e'rdar. daoor
whl rnaa. vlolnt and awt paaa
SJlTSf 11 .11
-I flinch waa rvd with eryatalliad vlo
lata aod klaaea. Mora than ixty grueat
nwtyad tha hoapltaJltr of Mia Kllgo.
lira J. A. Woodall antertalned at
Flinch Friday atemooa from foor to
all lo honor of Mr. 8. H. Rema, of
Savannah, Oa., and Mra. W. B, Fueken.
of Oroaoanoro. Tha horn waa quit
pretty In It decoration of roaea and
diOalea. Fruit aajaxl and irapa fruit
tar aervd tha sueata. Too prea.
ent wer: Meadajnaa. W. A. Fulford,
Lalla .Oreaa Davta. W ft. Fxieken.
Whlto, R. U lindawy, E E. Thorn a,
ntrenr Poo and Mtsaca Mvrtla Ho44-
fer. Klaanor White. Irla Klgabee. Fellr
' Whltaher,, CI yd Hobcood, and Rubi
Howertoa.
Th Hlarma Phi Epalloa fraternity
Itvt tha ft rat of th oollrg fratomlty
I banqueta Saturday night at tha Cor-
coraii
Hotel. Tha hall had been
decorated for tba oocaalon tn tha col
of th f renilty wdolteltad rnnch
f1- lrm i? "J""1
M7 Tha foltowlnamptlng
nw-nu had been prepared: thywberrlea
tn tullpa, lobatar a la Nawrburf
In
EmlUs; "Sigma Phi F.pallon Glrla" by
:r F Jewea; To Kraler-nlty Plaea
In rollega." by E. C. Ahury. Th
auuvenlra wer beautiful red leaihex L
'card raaea on which wer engrarod
, th emblem of th fraternity.
Th aetlv memhrr of thl fratar
' nlty are: Meaar. E t. Abury. E. E.
i Bundv. J. M. Turrln. Jr. Randolph
t urrln. H. H. Harrl. Mai McCoy, F.
R Ry. Willi Hmith. D. M. Tuttlo,
and J. H. Way, Jr
a a
Mia Atlanta Oibaon Kntetaina.
McfaJl. R. C. Jun 10 On of th
moat emjoyabl event of the aeaaon
wa th raceptlon g1vn by Mlaa At
lanta Glbaon at her attractive hom on
, Main tret Tueedav evening In honor
I of Mlaa Blrdl Iceman, of Monroe.
N ('. aad Mlaa Heoal (ilhaon. who
j ha Juet returned from Convera Col-
lere. w ler ahe graduated trile year.
Th parlor. library, and drawing
rodm wore beautifully decorated In
waaMnrttamv. ' -plrr awtt' yertiw
TVl. ...rn imlv with It manv
i.-.v,, "whll" tha lawn waa a DUea of
Hthl. nil tno lawn wm a piat.
beauty
In tho receiving party wer Mra. T.
ft iMtaaoe Mlaae Atlanta, and Beaate
Glbaon. and Mlaa Birdie Iceman. ..
A th ruta arrived they wer h
! ered Into the drwina? room and llbra
' r. where nln table had beon ar
ranged for a game of "Heart " Mr
I vrani r Taium and Mlaa Tena Thom-
as won tha prlae for winning th moat
hearts
Delightful muitc was fumlehe dur
ing th 'evening .which lent Ita n
qtilsit charm to the occasion.
Illclou punch waa aerved out on
the veranda, under a bower of rose,
by Mi Maria Oibaon.
Painty refreshment of cream and
rsk sar asrved tho gveata b Mia
Nell Thomas and TJI Iceman
At a late hour th Tueta reluctantlv
departed for thai hn. all roting
Mis Olhoon an Ideal h nates
ts w
lWl-IVwidW-y
On Wdnedy, June at 7 It a
m. In the Preobyteran Church at
Bloana Rock. Herman 8 Deal of Al
eaander county, N. C . and Eola R
I'eadlv. daughter of Mr and Mra W.
Patterson Pendley..of Blowing Rock,
wer married.
8 8 3
Great Spot at Th Atlantic.
r Mereneq t-rry. rt. t . jam n
I Mr W H Scott and party from Ora
km N C had very good lucfc their
firt day out. Thoy loft th hotel In
th morning, returning about noon,
bringing or on hundred trout and
blu f1h.
Hot, a la nfun th c. they ar
saving the best until th last tha
drum fishing Thl no doubt will b
thir moat aurreasful aa wll aa moat
eacsttng ratrh. Mr. E. . Parker, of
ilrabm. arrived yaatorday to Join )
fishing prtv
an( he ei pacta hi usual run of luck.
th arhoola of fish em very plen
tiful.
Thl la Mr, Moorman first vlalt to
Th Atkajtrtr and ha thoroughly -)oya
th fin flahlng and delightful
MJtlng that can ba found at Mora
head. Z If
Mcter-Wim,,,,
North Wllkesbor, Jaaa l Mr.
noorgo I- Miller and Mlaa Mlnnla Wil
liam wer married at th bride
homo near her on the Ith. by Rev.
a F Harawtt. f th Methodist
ehurrh Mlea Williams la th attrw.
tv daughter of Mr. D. W. Wtlilaan
ad Mr ktllltl w at North Wllkoa-
iwoot onergsstla penaaa: baatnaa
Thoy . will mak tbetr hom la
North Wlkboroi.
At Wlwta Salpbwr Sprraara.
ikpodal Now aad Ot. rvar
Mostnt Airy. X. C. Jan tt Ameag
the ista arrivals at th Whit Sulphur
Sprtrtga Hotel ara Mra, B. J. Sr
anlda, and party of twolvo, frova Wia.
aM OaaJMl laa
D Y S P E P S I A
" Having t.kea ywar wrondsrfal
Vasrareta' ShT thre snoeitb aad bo
Ina eetirelv eared af Mastarh Catarrh
and drspepvla, I think a , ward of
araJs ks duo to T'eararo for
thelf
wonderful roenaestttow. I kAvo taken
natcrerows ether o-ralled rem t tee
but wuhowt avail, aad I Bod that
Ceararets retire snore tn a dsr than
-thr wthvr 1 have taken eiM ln
1 ww enisvft.
11 Merrer St. Jersey City. N. Jr..
t. Pslstskl. peeeot Tsoso
fo fVwd kreee lueaw. Was tow
e i.rtp W. XV. ft v.e w.m tw
.1 I Tba gsesise tatdM etaatnad
' r f nearsstsed to ewes r r
, or tirar - , - - r ir -..KQrth; WMkeaoOra.T in th library Mr
Olnt. . . . . aa a . I nrlffaW A tnVailw I It flaw fatlCF Wfirk haLaT.
"'"Iff
fel French'
P rip Coffee aa
not be. madeJ
unless the cot
fee itself is prt
Jared, blended
and roasted acl
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cprdin to thtV (
a. '
1
litrnous rrencn f
I.1I..., I.Wk
,t
IIZIWOFFEE
around t
family
U
use
f.)
r SRntYTAnMCo "i
WwJ wOxtAiaiuA iL !-.
AW KLiEOAJtT RKIOTOXm -
GHea try Mr. TrO(rden tn Honor -f
Ml ElUabctb Mrrtimon. T
North Wllkeabdro, N. C, Jun tl
Tha, homo -of--Mr. and Mr. W". ' F.
Trogden on west Main atreet waa tha
ar.cn of on of th moat delightful
octal vent . anjoyed by th young
peoplo of thl town for week put.
Th reception waa given In honor of
Ml Elizabeth Meriimon. of Oraen.
boro, a nloc of Mra Trogden, and
on of th most attractive young; wo
men In tb Btata. ,
Notwlthataadlng rain waa falling
rtoadlly quit a larg number of tha
Invited giie.ta found their jay Jltt.thla
hoapltabl hom and wer greeted at
tho frontntrAnecbtj.laaaal
W OtoangWo. And, Ber
prlie a lovaly UtU fancy work bag-.
Another conteaC which auUo
noval and amuairur, u each gueat
waa asked to tak .,. retrpapftcUv
flanca Into th racent or dlatant
past, (aa tha caaa may be) and relat
th moat amusing; arxpeiienc of their
early childhood day This brought
out atorlea of many thrllllDg adven
tures ( T), hair-breadth escape and
romantlo love affairs to th delight of
all.. Tha two first prliea a Taddy
Apa and a fancy work bag to Mr.
Waiter W. Flnlay and Mis. Daasl
Morrison, whtla Miss Fan Craner and
Mr. San ford Cowlaa won tha consola
tion prlsea.
Thm refreahmanta nerved In th
dining room wer la four courses and
elegantly hartnontsd with th other
feature of tha evening.
Fruit punch waa also served In tha
hall.
Muslo rendered by Mlaa. Merrt-
mon and Walter added much to th
occasion. Miff ..Alan-Urn's
main as Mrs. Trogden's fuev a, a
nay. perora returning.
Tl Me-CRAIG
Rrantlfol Chute! Weddlnf a Wad-
Wadesboro, June 11-Tha Wades
boro Methodist Church was the seen
Thursday night of a very pretty church
wedding. Th decorations consisted
of rut flowers, potted planta and ami
lax with a profusion of sweet peaa, the
color being pink and whit. It was
th occasion of tha solemnisation of
the marriage vows between Mlaa
Charlie Belle Cralgi a charming and
attractive young woman of Wadesboro,
and Mr. Raid Tall, of Klrteton. N . C
The vow wer taken In th preeenc
of the pastor of the Wadesbora Meth
odist Church. Rev J. H. West wing
a simple service without ths ling.
Hi us-hem war Messrs. Frahi Fsi
er. Afam Lockhart. George Craig, of
W adeiboro. and J H. Craig, of Char
lotte Just bofore the arrival of th wed
ding party Mlaa Portia Huntley sang
"For iove'a Sweet Sake, Mlas Ool
dle Mill wsa at th nrgsut, and for th
entrance of the wedding party render
ed Mendelssohn wwddlng march.
Mlaa Mill wor a becoming coetum
of whit battat with trimming of vai
lace., and a black picture hat, and car
ried pink -sweat peaar and 'feme fled
with pink tull. Mlas Portia Huntley
wor a white prtnoaa aatln costume
with peart trimming, and carried pink
sweet peaa tied with whit tulle.
Th bride. Ml Craig, entered' th
church with th dm-of-bonor, Mr
W. M. Craig, of Atlanta, Oa.. aad al
th altar root th groom. Mr. Tull, ac
companied by his brat man Mr. Har-
wood Barb of BaltimoT. Tha bride I
wor a pretty eostuaaa of rhampagnal
ralah with hat. gloroa, ' and aboea to
matrh, and rarried bride's rose and
lllllea of tho valley.
Th danve-of-honor, Mra Craig,
wor a handanm madam of pink
chiffon over rnmasJIn, wHh omnrold
ered nt aad stiver hand, and a black
picture hat and carried pink sweet
peaa
Immediately after tha ewrornnny a
hrtd and groom left la. ef th Saw
board Air IJn for Cbr1ott. They
wrtrt be at- ham near-Whitney, whsr
Mr. Tull la busy with tha const nrctloa
work of th Winston-Salem outh
beund railroad.
Amona tho ute from a ttataar
were: . Mr. and Mr. W. H frai. of
Atlanta.1 OaV, Mrs. Ooo. A.-IJadsar. of
Oreeasborn, and Mrj; John U Tull, of
Sanford. N. C-- - ' '
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TrtR TISRVf OT ffT. lo1f.
tVwwtlfwl Cantata HeMrrri It II
ttiwrrli of tho Holy Inaarenta. .
: Henderson. June 1 1. At tha
Church of tha Holy laaoronta, Friday ll
renlng. Jun lath, tha choir rendered j
rs sjs Kasvrw, w I siiiss-U inannvM a.
Vlatoa ef St. John," a Cantata by C.
Whltaey Coomb, test aelecte.i from
the twentv-flrst chapter af tha Book
af Rerelatlon. s
Th Brat aolo, "I Saw a Nsw Heara
tnd Sew Earth. auna by Mr. U
T.-Cooper r Jr, Va ber clear strong
voir, aad the theme of the. whole
Caetatn, "Holy, Holy. Holy, Lord Ood
Almighty." auag by a ejijartott. could
b heard wove ta aad out around the
j Mr. Pendleton i dorp, rich enntral
te note .were at their beet In her
sola. " "Oo4 . Shall Wipe Away ail
Teora--.
Tb trio, asmg bv M' laaib, Mra
Harris dad Mra PenJletoo. was aa
' sttracttve eamber. and whe Vlr.
Birr eeu aaoei nis run pans noies-ins
bartwonr waa complota, ' -
Mr. Rh- hard Jonea baa a plain tie,
vmpthtl voice, gad h i". 'i
Witt Giro I'atd Hlns thot 1 A'nirst
ef the Utter af iJf," wa morft en.
joved and wh Mlas Iamb otned her
sweet aotea wtth hla th melody, wa.
r-ect,
The Ust nolo, "Thna Carr Vrft M
fwe of the Seven An . ir) areid
Me Away tn-Spirit la a -'eat H rh
jr a
whoa tulio wii m uanal, high, blrft- !
iiae aim niuew al. . .
Th key not of th Cantata waa
glvt-n by Mra. Cooper' lohi and from
that In eai h part,, through the trl
limphiiiit choru following Mlaa
liiila aolo, to Ui grand rllniM. of
tha .hymn, "Holy,- Holy, Holy. U.rd
Ud Almighty," th Cantata a a
auecuM, and moot credliul.l to (hit di
rector, Mr. Hiighra, who lo played
th ar!umpantHitii, auatumtti hr
Htat wid reputation, ag an organlat.
Th reaonant note of th violin, tha
eilVr ton of tha corat,
hlaniua with tha volca. trnnhn
J IN harmony of th whola.
Immedlattily. ater th proceaalorlal
hymn- lit, Lh roctor. Kv. 1. W..
Huithn LjiiIw.j lO ft-j alia. nea l
ttictiou; hymn. 4o. being n aa th
ireroaaionai.
f "lm,.jr., air, vnava, aua v.oop
r, Mia Hunter, Mra C. A. Harrla,
Ml Lamb, Mlaa Helen Lamb, Mra.
Perry, Mr. Pendleton, ..Mra, Strait
and Ml. Maria Tucker
Th Alto Mia Halgh. of FayetU-
vllia, Mra Sydney Cooper, Mra. Fau
cet t and Mrs. J. T. Thomas.
Tenora Mr. 8. P. Cooper and Mr.
Rlcfhird Jonas. .....
Basao Meaar a. Chavaase, of Eng
land; Clements, D. Y. Cooper, Jr., Oil
llam, Muore, Kimball and Hughes.
First Violin Mra. Als. Cooper.
Seconj Violin M R, Q. B. Pavla.
Cornet Mr. Turner Jonea.
Thl wa the second musical festival
th choir has given thle spring for on
Oood Friday nljrht they sanglli Can
tata, entitled, "Tha Bven Last Words
on th Cross."
9 - -.
DEIilGHTrTL CA11D JARTT. -
Mice fllamspy EntcaHalna tn Honor of
- Mara. WH1 Thorpe.
Rockyx Mount, June 11 Thirty
Kuesta enloyed tha hospitality of Miss
Ballard Kamsey at a card party given
this morning at tha horn of her fath
er at the corner of Sunset avenue and
Franklin street Mrs. Will Thorp, of
Wilmington, who Is a guest In the
home, was the honorary guest of th
day Six tables played bridge, while
fn-the scoy card there came the ln-
nevsteon or the day. . Large straw bao,J
w-ew- i".n ia racn on ox in
players and as tbr advanced from ta
ble to. table thy- wra eaCIf time; "g fv-f
oi w nosrgay witn wnien to trim th
hat, and- every 1heh 'of flowers wa
of practlcaly a different color. The
ht were trimmed aa the advance
from table to table waa made, and
the holder of the hat bearing the larf-
.number of ftowrrs - 'de-lared
th winner of th morning honor,
at cards. The atora idea I Indrei a
novel on, and Mlaa Ramsey U to be
commended for th Innovation which
was Tttv4" 'With delight by I h
aTVests.
After cards a luncheon In several
courses was aerved to the guests.
When th hour for departure came,
it wa. with expreaalona of tha good
time enjoyed by each on that they
bade th hostess and guest of honor a
morning adieu. Each of the thirty
young women present left for their
homes, wearing the score rard of the
morning and with unstinted praise of
this, a morning most pleasantly spent
75 S
WITH MRS. K H. (iRKKN.
Entertain. RHIghtlully in Hmiwr of
Visiting; (jurat.
Rocky Mount, N. C, Jun 11 In
honor of her visiting young guests
Mra E H. Crew entertained three-
npme. on Jyorva. Uhu rch. tjo. troen he
nour. of eight until eleven-thirty last
night. Ths guests of honor of the oc
casion were Misses Lola (llgnilliat-.. of
South Carolina; Evelyn Hop. Daniels,
or -Wilson, and Madallne Cutchln. of
Wilson, and Mr. Charles C. Ianlels,
Jr., of Wilson. The guest, ware wel
comed, into the home by Mssdame.
Crew.' and Christie and Mr. E. H
Crews, and as they passed Into th
portals of th hospitable- hom thoy
were Introduced to th guests of honor
of th occasion. '
A part of th evening was pleaaantlv
spent at ' tete-a-tete while a contest
was tha fun getter of the evening1 and
brought roars of laughter to tha many
guests present. At the contest Mrs.
I Alia Daughtridge and Mr. Roy Batch
er wra th aucceaaful ronteetastsv
During th evening' pleasures th
guest, were .erved with punch from
th punch, bowl, graciously - pxaWd
over br Mis Lula Daughtridge and
Mr Johnnie Qriflln.
j During th evening dainty refresh
ments In several courses were served.
3 hn the hour for departure came all
eolared the evening aa on most
pleasantly spent and thl Social hap
pening a. an event that might be
classed as th. "beat yet."
S
Society at Tato Springe,
Tat Spring Hotel, Tate Spring,
Tenn., Jun.., 11., prominent, loiter.
fiarttrlpating In th contest here on
he links of the Tate Spring Oolf Club
AFTER
SUFFERING
FORYEARS
Cured by Lydta E Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound
T-ri rUpMs, Minn. "I wu sick f oi
(rears wuito pwaaiug
hrotiifh the Chang
of Lu and , wu
bardly abls ta b
rourvd. After tak
ing lit bottle, of
J.rdU E. llnkbam'.
Vegetable Com-;
pound I rtltcd JO!
pouodi, am now i
able to do ay own !
work tod feel!
well." Mn. Ed.
i- -i i.a 1XJT, Talk lUp.
UrookrllJa, OWo.'! w. lrreml.r
nd extremely nervous. A pclfihboy
rcorrirneitt1ed Lydlft .E. rinltham'i
egeUUie Compound to mt And I bare
com) rrfni.r grid bit rerv. are
uch batter. Mn. ll Xnnnsx).
rnoknil, OMo,
LjniA . nnkhftta'd Ve.rs.ts. tie Cm-
utMi, made from native mote and :
rba, contain, no n.rrvntie or harm.
fnl drnga. and to-dy hoMg the re-cord 1
for the Is ryes t pnmlsr of ftftnal etjre.
of ft male disease, we know of, ,d
thmnand, f rnlrmtarr Utl?rnn!aht '
r on eie ha the riokham lahnrt'ory,
t Lynn. Vas., from wonieti who hTe ,
rem cared from glnjost arpry form c.f :
frm1e romp',alnU, InflitmrriUcvn, ul
rrtion.flirpiarnorits,ft!iro1d tntnert,
tTrognlatitifa,pertcJic plit,rfk.che, i
tnligetios) and riervrMM pros'rarton, ,
Fry trnfTerlnf wnNin we. It pv er
ejf (o rire i,yej;g y jlnkhfi . Ap
tMo ( otrpfinnd fttHal.
If yrnwaiitkprrl.ili'T,rwH?n
?t rs, I 'ink bant, I,jnn.if ,f,r u
f It r r-
Feel So Sore
Couldn't Walk
Down Stairs
Til fared Hat Qukk.
If you have eor feet, tired feet,
sweaty feet, lam feet. Under feet,
melly feet, corn, callouaea or bun
ions, read What happened' to Mra.
Crockett, of Jefferewnvllle. TIZ 1ID
IT. . Mr. Crockett says: After Uwy
aroond trcatmrat aha walked dowa
atalrs one foot at a time,' Kha haa
not been able to walk dowa stair be
fore In past Sre yeatra, ' eaorpt by
stepping down ob eai-h atrp with one
foot at a time. Tola la remarkable.
btaMl flta more Doxra.'
No matter what ails your feet or
what under heaven you have used
without getting relief, Jut us TIZ.
Its different. It acta right oS. It
cure .ore fat to atajr cured. It'
the only foot remedy ever made
which atta on. the prioclpte of draw
ing out all the poisonous axudatlona
as,.
I'tdTr fetrT '' Porgrrt ana
other remedlea merely clog up tho
pores. - TIZ -cleans them out- and
keeps them clean. You will feel bet
ter Ik Bret, titne- M s uoed - Va tt a
week and you can forget you ever
had aore fret There is nothing, on
earth that can compara with lb
TIZ 1 for sale at all druggists, lie
psr. box. or direct, if you wish, frarlt
Walter Luther Dodge V Co., Dodlr
Bldfr., Chicago, : Ml Raconunndd
and (old by Henry T. Hicks A Co.
ara: B. R McCaU. Norfolk. Va ; M.
W. McKenii. Portsmouth. Va.: W. A.
Haygood. Atlanta, Ga.; C. LaPrade,
Cincinnati. Ohio; W. C. Reddeck. Cin
cinnati, Ohio: J. B. Madden. Savan
nah. Oa.; J. K. Livingston. Macon,
Ga.; John W. Tomllneon, Birmingham,
Ala ; W. W. Cunningham. Atlanta,
Oa.; A. C. Wtlltngham. Chattanooga.
Tenn.; Mr. Thomas Ellla. Birming
ham. Ala.; Mr D. T. MctJulre. Mlas
M. McOulre. New Tork City; T. J.
Heflln, Birmingham, Ala.
Mr. and Mra. W. B. Martin. Mrs.
C. H. Cochran, Mr. anj Mrs. J P.
Oaut. Mr and Mra E. H founders,
John C. Cruia, Clarence E. Robb,
mad up a week end auto party from
Knoxvtlle.
Among thoa riding and driving
Aartjea f., Ur ,- ri)i-ssv) "--.-lira I-'
John Ta1a Miss Hrnrl.ii nul.u
liuisvliJie; Ky ; W, W. Cunningham,
Atlanta, Ua.; Miss Claudia Jahnstona.
navannan, ua.; Air. c. w. Tonamtr.
Mobil. Ala ; Mr. J, R. Entile. Mobile.
Aim.; nr. a. tvAiccan, Kortoi
lk. Vs.;
Miss Lavette. ' Chattanooga. Tenn,;
Mlaa Calhoun, lacksonviu. Florid a. .
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Rrtnrnibrr Bernard and CaidweiL
(Special to News and Observer.)
Wilmington. June 11. A feature of
session on the boat waa the In
troduction by Rev. Dr. P. R Law, of
Charlotte, editor of Preabyterlaa
Standard, of a resolution paying high
tribute to MaJ. Win. H Bernard,
founder of tha Wilmington Star, and
nearly half century Its able editor
and ovtur,' and Mr. J. P. Caldwell,
until recently editor of the Charlotte'
Observer, and making them members
of the aeooeiatton for life geveral
pai4 high, tributes to both Major Rer-4
nard and Mr. Caldwell, after whlrh
the resolutions were adopted.
X V
Dellghtful Lawa Fete,
Carthage. June It. The Toung
Ladles' Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church gara a lawn fete
to th. ladles' Missionary Society. In
honor of Mrs. M. A. Roberts, mother
of their pastor. Rev. J. K Roberta,
on Friday afternoon from four to six
o'clock, at the home of Dr. Otlbert
Mrlo.l. The guest, were welcomed
by Misses Carrie Cof. Eula Blue,
Mr. W. 0 Brown' and Mr. H. P.
Sea well. 'The matron, were served
with dellHoua refreshments, by a bevy
of beautiful girls and the, aflernoea
wa. greatly enjoyed by all. .
DACGHTDtS Or ttFEDFRACT.
Delight fal Afterwonw M Ith Mlaa gat.
- sana Kolllcoffer.
Weld on. June HeNo more de
lightful afternoon could bo tmaeined
than tho mooting of th Junius
Daniel Chapter Vnlted Daughters of
th Confederarv with Mlaa (teeana
Zolllcoffer on Frldar. The beautiful
home waa artistically decorated with
111 lee and long leaf pine, the color
srhm being yellow and green. At'
tn conclusion or tne oust nee aesssnn
a mot dl'ghtfut -program waa rea
dared as follows:
Whenth. HearjtWaaToune Wm
rhelisa.
Bniertalnlnr President Davta, read'
tag. Mra. eVllklna. .
TVnttna; Qikartett MIoe rhelp.
ZoUrnDtlar, rierc, and Mrs. ' R-
Travlsi . -:
Roensietrwctloft oader, Johnson
Mlaa. Pierce. :.X . ' -
-.-jx...ia
CRINELEY'S
. DIPrTTMK.TT STORE.
.,IaL!CI. It
, . DRY GOOfS IJEPT. .? ,
ll-ln. Cuttala Swtsa. lo. . ..
Pillow Cases. 10c, . "
tttt Bed rmoota. tie.
Tard wide CjibUarJi. t-twfe.
Lac Certain, tic io tt. pr.
CROtTiFnr. '
Ewers and Haslns 3J. tt.'lS, 1 ()
- 11 It.
Toflet Sets with ftlop Jara, 1.,
. . II. ' : - - -;'( -
Fralt Jar. sa Jeillee, .' '"
- MfOFJs All stare,
TRrn; nwwjr tRTriut
Mosqurta Csnoplea, il tl. II Tl.
Hemp Suir Csrpot, 11 l-e, .
Matfrg lie. ITe. fttu lie. " ,f
Kost, c. to II a.
" FTRNrrrRF.
STOVES AXD RAXGCS.
Taao Um, It, to 14..
'rn Doors and Wlndowa .
Frer and Crmtera. ,
Hommcs-k and Pwierv
CPAVAl LEY'S
f'unfrderat Menu Mrs Gregory
lellhtfnl refreshments, carrying
out lh roiie rhme were ervd by"
th hosl, aesiatrd by )lis Mu
grov and Mis Temp itolllpoff,,,
Koeclsl gut of th chapter wr w
follows: Mra tillllsm, Misses Ahbott.
Of Lreorgia, wnlalPtielp, ciarlt,
DrnT-sTASir-irxn.
Reaoiiful Home Mjarrtage a 1naatrari
Tirarsday.
Oa Thursday of laat week tha wA,
ding of Mlaa Ella Htanfleld to Pro!
K. A. Burt wa. solemnized, at th
bride. hom in . Lmirgr,RvT '.
H. K. Stanfleld. brother of th hrirt.'.
nrto ,vi nrine s maid, and Prof
Judd. of Raleigh, waa boat maT
The. -4wUl-catriad .'..White roses, and'
I waa dressed In ft going away gown oi ''
jwugso,
A beautlfut altar had , baan eon.
tructed. before which stood tha brld
and groom while the ceremony waa
being performed.
Mla Btanfleld la ft besuMful young
woman of many accomplishments, of
one of tha beat families in Caswell
county. She graduated at Littleton
College, where .ha taught muslo for
yearj later aha taught In Nash
ceunty. '
Prof. R. A, Burt ft notlv of Wak
county, .on of Mr. and Mrs. j j
Burt of Holly Springs town.hlp,' la
regarded as one of tha leading school
men of the State. bora lead, ha
has been the central 'figure In build
ing up two of tha beat high school n
tha Stat Holly Springs, hi Wake
county, and ML Pleaaant In Nash
county. -
The bride and groom left Leasburg
for Washington. Niagara Palia an
other point. - North. Returning to
North Carolina, thy will ba at hom
at Holly Springs.
Property on
in Value
Before It gels too high for yon
to rah oonotiit wtth rettttv to
soma very pretty property that wa
hava which would make beautiful
home.
If you want to make a good In
vestment In reel estate, see ua first
We hav some vary attractive of
ferings. J. M. BBOU&HTOH & CO.
Special
Proclamation
The Country IsSafe
And old Norti Carolina is in
front rank as usual. Her
credit is GILT EDGE
y A NO. L
Jferth Carolinians vrhrtbev llrtng tn
KEW YORK (sew that mlllioa doilar
bid for K. C boad) or NORTH CAR
OLINA ara toyaJ to Urtr MOTTXZR
T.Te and hare ttmMtmem ba har
HO.XESTY aad JTrTTTF.
KORTH CAJtoUM.!' can always
br dk-petndrd apoai to Irak ewt for their
STATE and rota so ber whe railed
' What I hare berw illn fh PEO
IUe of the STATE for the past sev
eral ye b paid far exh tlmi
WORTH CAROUXA BOTDS are fba
f aad beat tmeaaies at for XORTH
vrollna pnips-4auftoy mlraat
by tlTOfUALS aT LEATjnro PA
PT3W a Use ST ATX.
Thorn what brsagtaj JfORTH CARO
USA BONDa Sftrw f ortojaa, the, who
eld , ftftd want le be, I oaan
I eeTer SORTTJ C.VROtlXA 4 par
nest, glt at PAR AXD 11 1'KK-
BtTjS. a da. Ills, ad PAR ATD Vf.
IkJtljyf. and X. C ra, Itlt, at 1.11
AJTD LVTEREST. which la ft 4 PER
CfTST XT7T WYEeTrMljsT. Jfortll
Carotlnft la, Hmv prVwd aw ppi'
-Ci MrtfXrVAI.1V f "
llra aad FtoswK 'XlAIFJGHi ST. 0.
- North Carolina : lUftroad '
' ' - Stock. ' "
, 1, - - -
Thle Is t pes. rrtK. fXrarikerd. tieaaw
ed lor M years by eOCTHtlVC RVH
WAY I'D. I ratal giro yaw ft apertal
prtrw esa thrs, ray SETS, -yoa mora
than X. C. rwieyla, Xa las. Tba frnte
TRFtTRFR says, ("STATU has Mv
Ml alsarre rhHiHhe win west aeO).
Tbt asnrti sniM rwadlly at 1.1ft share,
t do wo ask XE.R the snwrta,
I ' - ? , C. C. MrDOAI,T),
J earn ma ftad Bonxla. . RtU -K.n, X. C.,
i DixieTire Insurance Co.
j Aa awand aa ft ftOU-AR. ft s Wejg
I bare el Mawra af thkt
WITT-MI K IK t I JMU A
SHARK BCTS TT. tilt paid la aw
sar. Boo Vehea lite f
lle. Tbevdwire ft PtTinXS
rtMi ef Is&oea. Tber hewigt
Hoopoe worth of W. c e m.ky.
ACT QtlfX W TRK ne yeeir awikw
f or H or ft win b rs. I orrfli its
barew ft ahort Urn bwk. This kj ft
borfala. m
C. C. M-DO'AIJy.
tck. and r RAij-ran. ,
waddlag wiU be next tali.
eey rocs. p sat
MouataiaJ was sang by M Lam Ik 1 It U frr abd J way !pl ul.
t