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SOCIETY
THX MAKING OF A FRIEND.
"We nodded ii we passed each day,
And railed aud west along our wan
I knew his name and he knew mine,
But neither of oe made a signi
That w possessed a common tie, -
We barely spok at we passed by. ,
TTow fine he waa I sever ruessed,
The splendid tool within nil breait
I never aaw. From me waa hid
Th many kindly deeds he did.
111a gentle way I didn't know
Or I'd have claimed him long ago.
Then trouble cam to me one day
And he wai Drat to come and sny
'The cheering words I longed to hear,
He offered help, and standing nenr
I felt our lives in sorrow blend,
My neighbor had become my friend.
Mow many smiles from day to dy
I'v mined along my narrow way j
How many kindly words I've lout,
What joy hat my indifference eoiit!
Thia glorioui friend that now I know,
Would have been friendly, yean ago.
The bud but very little ihowi
T tell the beauty of the rose,
And hira we greet in passing by
With scares a nod, the day we sigh
May bloMom ai the storms descend
With all the beauty of a friend.
T in the Norfolk Ledger Dispatch.
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Mi Mildred Turner of Durham
spent several hours in tho city yes
terday with friends.
Mrs. Harry Hunt ha returned to
the city from a visit to Athens and
Atlanta, Oa.
Mm. E. 8. Ferguson of Halifax ar
rived hero yesterday .for a stay of
aeveral days.
Mra. H. 8. Jones of Fayettcville Is
spending aeveral days in Kaleigh with
friends, and 'relatives.
Mra. M. P. ChamMee and little aon
) of Oxford are the guests of Mr. and
Mra. C. B. Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Boyd, Mr. n?d
. Mra. J, E. Hooker and Miss Alice Hoakur
of Warrenton were among tho visitors
in the eity yesterday.
Mra. V.. F. Harison of Littleton
ia the gueet of Mrs. F. A. Fetter for a
few days.
lington la visiting friends and relatives
- ia the eHy for a f cwdayi. -"
Mies Thelma Medlin, of Mnnrure, is
visiting friends at Apex and McCullors.
Mra. Hendrix Returns.
Mra. Joe W. Hendrix has returned
home after a visit to friends in Durham.
Returns From Durham.
Mra. 0. T. Powell has returned after
a visit to Mrs. Fred E. Latta la Durham.
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St. Cecilia Club.
St, Cecilia Club will meet this after
noon at 4 o'clock ia Christ church parish
house.
From Nashville.
Mlaa Boehelle Oully of Nashville Is
the guest of her brother, Mr. M. C.
Gullcy, on Fayetteville street.
Mlaa Woolard Improved.
Miss Gertrude Woolard, who has beea
quite ill at her home on AH Fayette
ville street, is much improved.
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G. F. Society Will Not Meet.
The Good Hhepherd branch of-the
Girls' Friendly Hociety will not meet
Thursday eveuing.
To Elisabeth City.
Mill Eva Godfrey will leave tomorrow
for her home in Klirabeth City to
ipend Easter with her parents.
From Durham.
Mrs. C. C. Thomas and Mrs. T. I..
Williams of Durham spent Monday in
the city shopping.
. ill
Born.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Daniels,
, of Monrure, formerly of Knightdale, a
girl Mildred hlirnleth.
GtnU of Mrs. McDonald.
Mrs. Thomas Fuller fiouthgate and
children of Durham are the guests of
Mra. Bouthgate's mother, Mrs. C. C.
McDonald, on Halifax street.
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Ketarwe From a Visit te Durham.
Mr. W. M. Andrews and Miss May
Aadrewa have returned from Durham
after visiting Mr. Andrews' brother, Mr.
St. V. Andrews.
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Miss Smith Retorna Home.
- ltlsa Mary Weldon Smith has returned
, to her home in Kent hind Nec- after a
viait to Mrs. A. M. Hnnff on Jones
Ueet.
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Retires From Florida.
. Mra. Aihiy l.ee Baker and children
have returned from a visit to Mrs
Baker's lister, Mrs. W. II. Williams,
ta Deland, Fla.
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St. Mary's f.alld.
There will he a meeting of St. Mary's
Gaud thia afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
Engraved Wedding Invitations
v Announcement artel VUiting Cwds
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Cerreapendeae Stationery.
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Edwards & Broughton Printing Co.
RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA
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i -'V 1M fayetteville Street
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STYLES FOR SPRING
v An ArrMaf Dally
Hat for all are here, little lota aa well as grandma, ran
be had from oni anuiual ihowlag.
Easter
. means flowers
in every home
And flowers are always much
more beautiful when daintily
arranged in attractive vases.
The new designs In Bud
Holders' for the early spring
blooms with long stem! are
unusually pleasing. .
You will enjoy aeelng them at
Jolly ft Wynne!.
A more delightful Faster
Present for a friend, or for
the home, could not be se
lected. Prices of Bud Holders, Cut
films Vases and articles - of
Silver, appropriate for-Faster
Presents are extremely mod
erate at Jolly's.
Come in and examine them.
You will not be urged to buy.
JOLLY'S
Jolly & Wynne's Jewelry Co.
Good Shepherd parish house. All mem
bers are urged to coine aud bring their
Easter offerings.
Dr. Koyster to Lecture.
Dr. Hubert Hoyster will lecture be
fore tho-health department of the Worn
au's Club tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock on "What Every Woman Should
Know About Cancer."
Guests From South America.
Jack, has arrived from Georgetown,
British (hiinna, Koufb Anient "aha are
the guests of Mrs. J. Thomas Allen, at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. II. Wilson in I toy lan Heights.
' IIUker-Brewer.
The following announcements have
been received by friends in the city:
Mr. and Mrs. William Harris Brewer
announce the marriage of their daughter
Mabel Blanche
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Mr. Emll Frauncea Hilker
en Monday, March the twenty-fifth
nineteen hundred and eighteen
in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Rammas;e Sale Saturday.
A rummage sale will be hold Satur
day for the benefit of the alek poor of
the eity, by the Associated Charities,
for the milk and ice fund.
Friends in the rily of the Associated
Charities are urgently requested to send
in all old clothes, etc., to be sold at this
sales, to Mrs. John W. Brown, chair
man of sale fund, or to, the Associated
Charities, or telephone them and they
will send for such articles as friends
will Ue. kind enough to donnte. The
need for this fund is very great,
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Attending Meeting In Aahevllle,
Among those from Raleigh who are
attending the North Carolina Baptist
Women'a Missionary Union held in
Asheville this week are; Mrs. W. N
Jones, president of the Union i Miss
Bertha Carroll, corresponding secre
tary; Miss Elizabeth Brlggs, junior su
perintendent; Mrs. Weston Bruner, of
the Tabernacle Baptist church: Mra. J
8. Farmer, Mra. W. O. Biddick and Miss
Elsie Uiddirk.
The convention opened Tuesday
morning and will continue through
t nday. ,
On Wednesday evening Dr. T. W
(VKelley, pastor of the First Baptist
church in this city, will speak before
the convention.
Children of Americen Revolution
A business meeting of the Children of
the American Revolution wai held
Saturday afternoon In the high school
auditorium. The main feature of the
meeting waa the adoption of the by
laws, imring tut afternoon a report o
patriotic work done by the members
waa given,
mrmems inmcn tor Kca I roils am1
individually, thirty one; Libertv Boml
lK)ught, seven; bonds contributed
through school, six; War Savings
Stamps, four; Y. M. C. A. contributions,
four. Plans were also discussed for the
marking of graves of American Revo
lutlonary heroes in this locality.
The meeting was presided ovee by
Mrs. Ernest Bain, organizing president,
and Miss Louise Raker, president.
Godfrey-Catsa.
Tt will be of interest to her manv
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Scene In Art I In the Plekert Sisters
Slock Company, presenting "The
Broken Butterfly" at the Academy of
Music tonight. Special matinee this
afternoon.
friends in Raleigh to know of the mar
riage of Slim Mary fates in Norfolk
Sunday, March 1!4, at 6:30 p. in., when
she became the bride of Mr. James Gol
frey. Miss Gates went from Raleigh
lint September to Norfolk to make her
home with Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Buffaloe.
Since going to that city she has ma !e
ninny good friends who wish her and
Mr. (ioilfrey much success.
Mr. Godfrey is a native or Virginia,
once being in the fish and oyster bun
sa,. but at present he w in. the em
plovment of the United States gov
eminent in eontruetion work. They
will reside in Norfolk, The eeremoBy
wns performed by Rev. Mr. Gorman
of tho Bujitist churvh of Lnmbert'i
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"THE PICKERT SISTERS STOCK CO.'
At the Academy of Music Thia After
noun and Tonight, Special Matinee
Today Presenting "His Broth,
er's Wife."
The Pickert Sisters Stock Co., playing
at the Acm! my this week will present
"His Brother's Wife," for a matinee at
traction tmlny. This piny has been
used for two seasons for the openi
play mid is one that is particularly
pleasing to the ladies.
As Hie company opened on Saturday
a large number were unable to use the
Indies' tickets tlmt were distributed so
by request the management have de
cided to honor ladies' tickets on Wed
neadny night on the same conditions as
Inst Saturday. The play will be "The
Broken Butterfly," and already a large
number have reserved seat! for Wed
nesday night. A special ladies and rhil
dren's matinee will be given Saturday
when tho "Three Juvenilis Piekerts'
will appear In their specialtv.
Vaudeville will be presented between
acts of all the plays presented. Press
Agent.
One Two-Art Play To Re Given This
Evening.
The expression department of Feace
Institute will present two one act plays
this evening at S o clock t the school
under the direction of Mias Alice Sue
11a rsh.
The publie Is cordially invited.
In "The Shoe That Danced," by Anna
Hempstead Branch, the cst of char
actera Is as follows: Wstteau, Marv
Steele; Idiioret, his pupil, Minnie Hold
ing; Cnurtin, Kelia Cnrliett; Failitfine,
Mary McNeill; Pierrette, Annie Man
ning; Columbine. Annie KlUabeth John
son; The Queen, Sarah Fletcher Bryan;
Irfidy, Lucile Bclk; Page, Margaret Mc
Kinnon.
' Aria from Myerbeer's Opera, Rolicrt
Le Diable, by Miss Esther Pate
In "Food." a Tragedv of the Future,
1 !, by William C. dc Mille, the cast
iff characters is as follows: Basil, a
New Yorker, Mary Hteveus; Irene,
Helms Fountain; Harold, sn officer of
the Food Trust, Estelte Williama.
Other numbers on the program will
be: Waits Song from Romeo and
Juliet (Gounod), Miss Theo Wooten,
and a group of songs by Miaa Annie
McDade; Night, Mary Helen Brown;
The Star, James II. Rogers; The Night
Has a Thousand Eyes, Aldridge B. Kidd.
SCHOOLGIRL
TELLS OTHERS
How They Can Find Relief
From Periodic Suffering.
Nashua, N. H. " I am nineteen year
old and every month for two year I
Had aucn pains uiai
1 would often faint
and have to leave
achooL I had luch
pain 1 did not know
what to do with mv-
nelf and tried so
many remedies that
were ot no use. 1
read about LydiaE.
Pinkham'a Vega
tab I Compound
in the newspapers
amfdeddedtotrTit,
and that I how I
found relief from pain and fed o much
better than I use to. When I hear of
any girl suffering aa I did 1 tell them
how Lydia E. Tinkham' Vegetable)
Compound helped me." Deuna
Martin, 9 Bower St. Nashua, N.H.
Lydia E. Pinkharo'a VcgeUble Com
pound, made from native root and
herbs, contain no narcotic or harmful
drugs, therefore ia a perfectly safe rem
edy to give your daughter, who Buffer
from such painful period aa did Miaa
Martin.
The reason so many girt write
I.vdiaE. Tinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
Man., for advice, is because from their
40 year exprrienca they have a store of
knowledge which to Invariably helpful
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Smart
FOR
Quick
Cleverly Fashioned ia the Newest
Eif ecta and Fashions.
Sample line of Georgette Crepe and
Crop de Chin Waists.
Some slightly soiled from handling.
All Siaae.
VeJoea $3.50. $8.00
and $8.80
For
SO.
Miss Tyson Ta Wed.
The following iron the Knoxville
(Tennessee) Sentinel will be of great
interest to friends in Raleigh of Mian
Isabella Tyson. Misi Tyaon ii' well
known here, having visited at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. Paul Lee, on Blount
"No wedding for several seasons will
be of greater interest to a wider elrele
of friends 'than that of Miss Isabella
Tyson and Mr. Kenneth N. Gilpin
thich will be solemnized Saturday aft
ernoon at 4:30 o'clock at the St. John's
Episcopal ciiurch.
"The ceremony will be performed by
by Bishop Thomas Gsilor, of Memphis,
Episcopal bishop of Tenneasee, assisted
by -Rev. W- C Whitaker, D. D.
"All details of the wedding will be
characterized by a simplicity appro
priate to war time. Practically all
branches of the army wiU-be represent
ed in the wedding party, the United
Ximbrellas
With Amber, Ivory and Plain
Handles.
Umbrellas to match every dress
snd garment.
Incorporated.
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Dobbin
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Thomas H. Ince present
CHARLES RAY
"His mother's Boy"
A picturization of Rupert Hughes' story
"When Life is Marked Down''
A THRILLING STORY OF ADVENTURE
This is, without a doubt, the greatest story that Mr.
Ray haa ever been "filmed" in. Love, thrills, intrigue
and adventures knitted together "by master hand
into a burning heart interest picture that you'll re
member for many a day. You can't afford to misa it
Waists
Selling
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States army, the navy, the flying corps
and the national guard, as well at all
ranks from a general to a private
aailor.
"Mias Tyaon will have as her attend'
Hakes tie Complexion BeastiM
SOFT AND VELVETY. Afoneg
back if not mainly pltand,
rVixftn b pan nd hannltm. Adhmsmttl
esuaW Frsasnts snaearn mod Msm
J JiMoimtfoM. A million aiInted nurs
ftesMltsMlm. PotmUr Unlu FUtH. Pink.
firasette. While,
JJ W bseW Tsl CSm er KJ
lbssl TsM Cswmv. rsife. W. D.I. A,
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Floor Over
and Ferrall'a.
Today
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anta Mis Cornelia Howell and Miss Es
ther Smith, of Atlanta, aa maids o
honor, and aa bridesmaids Misses Ann:
Mages fianford, Evelyn Rose, Betty Car
on and Charlotte Strong, of New York
Little Miaa Helen Boss will be flowe
girl.
"Amona tho men In the wertdinr
party and out-of-town guests will l
Ensign McGhee Tyson, brother of th
bride; Mr, Charles Rodgers, cousin o
the bride; Captain Beverly Ober, o'
Baltimore; Mr. Bowie Llpputt and Mr
Alvin Emmert, of Clark county, Vir
ginia; Major ilas McBee, of New York
Captain Dorian Fleming, of Memphis
"Capt Donald Gilpin, brother of th
groom, who is at Fort Bill, Okla., am
who was to have been .best man, ha:
been detained and will be unable ti
be present. Bishop Murray, of Vir
ginia, i "warm personal friend of th
groom, who had planned to be in at
tendance, has also found it impossible
to attend. ' .
"The wedding hid originally beer
planned for the first week in April but
waa moved up to this week in ordei
that Ensign MoGhe Tyson, brother ol
the bride, could be in attendance-
"Owing to the Lenten season and the
exigencies of war the details of the
wedding will be marked by a beautiful
simplicity wholly in keeping with the
solemnity of the occasion."
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PERSONALS
Mr. J. P. Moore left yesterday after
noon for a short business trip to Dur
ham. Mr. Robert M. flantt, of Durham, was
here . yesterday to argue, a case before
the Supreme Court.
Mr. D. M. Bryant, of Benson, was
among th visitors in the eity yester
day. Messrs. B. T. Watson and T. D. Perk,
of Warrenton, "spent the day in Bal
eigh yesterday on business.
Mr. Charles W. Gold has returned to
Greensboro after a short business trip
here.
Mr. J. B. McMillen, of Greensboro, is
spending several days in Raleigh.
Mr. Henry B. Gordon, of Charlotte,
waa among the visitors in the city yes
terday.;- ' -
Mr. L. K. Johnson, of Lumbertnn, ar
rived here yesterday for a stay of
Several days.
Work Room Open Today.
The Red Cross work "room will be
opened today from TO a. m. to 5 p. m.
All workers are urged to be present
FAB. P. BROWN
H. J. Brown Company,
Funeral Directors.
Established 81 Yean
1836-1917
TONIGHT
PICKERT SISTERS
Presenting
THE BROKEN BUTTERFLY"
Special Matinee Today
Presenting
"HIS BROTHER'S WIFE"
PRICES: Matinee 15c, 2Sc
, ' Night Me, 5e, Sc.
Beata on Sale now at the Tacker Bldg.
Young Couple
Doire 3, 4, or
5 Rooms
furnished for light
housekeeping
Address
"URGENT"
Care News and Observer
Superba
nmnimmiiuinmiuDtntunnunini
TODAY
Kitty Gordon
IN
"THE WASP"
Stunning . Gowns and
. German Spies
Pathe News
THURSDAY
HAROLD LOCKWOOD
jl ' IN
"THE AVENGING
TRAIL-
v Mr. and Mrs. Drew -
Hi!.
;he darkened her
gray hair
.Veil Known Lady Telle How She Dark,
eaed Her Gray Hair By a Simple
Home Made Remedy.
Mrs. E. H. Boots, a well known resi
leiit of Buchanan county, Ia., who dark
ened her gray hair by a eiinple home
made remedy made the following state-
nentl
"Any lady or gentleman can darken
heir gray or faded hair and mak it
oft and glossy with this simple re
ipe, which they can mix at horn.- -To
ialf a pint of water add 1 ounce of
uy rum, one small , box of Barb ,
Compound snd 1-4 ounce of glycerine.
These ingredients can b ptfrehssed at
ny drug store at very- little cost.
ApdIt to. the hair every other day
until the gray hair is darkened suftV
uently. It does not eolor the scalp;
' not sticky or greasy and does not
rub off. It will make a gray haired"
person look 10 to 20 years younger."
adv.
?ATAL ACCIDENT ABOARD
SHIP WHILE REPAIRING.
Charleston, 8. C, March 29. Two
men were killed and nine others in
jured by the explosion her lata today
if a gas tank in the forehold of a
nereliunt steamer undergoing repairs at
his port. All the casualties were among
riveters engaged in making the repairs.
The dead are R. H. Hawley, white,
and a negro. Of the injured five men
are white and four negroes.
The tank which exploded had been
installed only this morning. The cause
has'not yet been determined.
The crar's government saved Paris.
The Bolshevik! lost Russia. .
To brighten up gray, mornings
a cup of good coffee is a great
gloom chaser. To be sure of
a good cup buy
Maxwell House
COFFEE
At grocers, in sealed tins.
Whole, ground (steel cut), pulverized.
CHEEK-HEAL COPPEI CO.
SataviO, lusts," Jackseavifls, liilwisi
JVTEURALGIA
il For quick results
no ma r oreneaa
and Temples with
, . UU kit-Oiari IrTbr ICS
Splendid Easter
MILLINERY
Chic Creations for Ladles,
Misses and Children
New York'a smartest atylea
exempllBed by oar recent
arrivals. Oar moderate
prices will astaalsh yea.
Beautiful Waist
in all popular materials.
Pleasing to every taste and
at prices far below those
elsewhere.
The Ladies' Shop
11 EAST H ARC KIT STREET
Ye$, we trim this pump,
if you prefer, and it
looks very well with
either a large or small
buckle or a small flat
bow. Its lines ere so
fine however, . that we
ourselves like it best
without any trimming
at all. And it is a fa
vorite among women
who like to wear a low
shoe with spats.
PRICE $6.00
(Eockerjljpes
lor womea
present a number of de
sirable long-vamp pump
models so universally
liked this season.
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