THE NEWS AND OBSERVER.
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 24, 1919.
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Society
, "'. ' A Nimt Wlalnr.
A narrow window may let in the light,
A tiny star. dispel, the (loon of night,
A little deed a might; wrong set right.
A top, bloom, my make a desert fair,
A singls cloud may darken all the air,
A (park may kindle ruin and despair.
A sails, and there may be an end to
." atrife,
A look of love, and hate ma; sheathe
. the knife;
A word ah, It may be a word of lifel
... Florence Earle Costes.
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J -Mn J. II. Pool and daughter,
. Marie, have returned home after a
short visit to Mrs. J. C. Daniel, of Wil
ton, N. C.
-Mr. and Mm, C. B. Edwards and
daughter, Miss Klorn, hare returned
from a visit to Wilmington ami South
' port. '
. Misses Eloise Horner, of Oxford,
has returned to her home after a visit
to Mrs. B. C. Strong.
Mfii Ethel Miller, of GiddslKiro- and
Miss Irene Whitfield, of Norfolk, will
arrive this week to be the guests of the
Misses Lacy.
Mrs. J. D. Whitnker, Misses Helen
and Marie Whitakrr hare returned from
1 Wrightsville Bench where they have.
. been spending some time.
Mrs. C. I). Dees and son, Challis
Dnmout, of Pikerille, are guests of
Miss Henrieet Owens in Boy lan
Beighti.
Miss Elizabeth Cross has returned
from a visit to Wriglilsville.
Miss Marion Edwards loaves Thurs
day for a visit to Wuke Forest.
Mrs. J. W. Shields, after a visit to
friends here, has returned to her home
ia Greensboro.
Mrs. E. B. Crow and daughter, Miss
Nannie Burwell Crow, hav returned
from a visit to New York.
Mr. Jesse Primrose line returned
from a visit to Wrightsvillc.
Miss Pauline Pri-ddy- of Youngs
ville, Is the guest of Miss Ross York. ,
Miss Martha Brooks is visiting Miss
' Margaret Fallon in Durham.
Mrs, Pearl Jinis is visiting Mrs.
Geo. Norwood.
tMt. and Mrs. Ernest Green have
returned from their wedding trip North
and are spending several davs with
Mrs. Green's mother, Mrs. N. li. Whit
field. Miss Alma Stevens has returned
.from a visit to Durham.
Miss Euniee Elliott, of Linden, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. II. M. Lon
don. Dr. and Mrs. Robert U HU-ks and
Miss Natslio Hieks, of Loekhnrt, 8. C.
Jeft Tuesday for their home after visit
ing Mr, and Mrs. R. L. Lumsden.
- Mrs. Julian Pittman, Miss Reheren
Brosdley and mother, Mrs. R. L. Broad
ley, passed through the eity Wednesday
en their way to their home in Scotland
Keek from Western Carolina.
Dr. F. T. Hyatt who has been
apendlng some time at Blowing Rock,
has returned to the eity.
Misa Lucy Dorteh left Wednesday
for New York, where she will spend the
summer.
Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Tragus and
Miss Elira Icmli have returned from
a visit to Saannnh and Jacksonville.
Mr. T. A. Partin, manager of the
ready-to-wear department of Boylan
fearce Company, has returned from
At me first sign of
skin trouble apply
Resinol
It Improves a poor complexion and
preserves a good one, to that you need
no artificial means to enhance your at
tractiveness. At the first sign of akin irritation, of
a Notch or a pimple, itching or burning,
apply Reaiiwi Ointment, and see if it
doesn't h! prompt relief. It con
taint harmless, toothing balsams, and
It so Marty flesh colored that H may he
aed en exposed surfaces without at
tracting undue attention.
Year oasler Mite Ik
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Send Your
CLEANING
and DYEING
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FOOTER'S
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"BAFEST AND BEST" "
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' Agency at
Lindley
', II West Hargett Streot
' Coraer tallabtry
TELEPHONE 395
We Sell
COVERS
for
UMBRELLAS
When the cover of
your umbrella
wears out bring it
to us, and we will put
on a new one of the
good quality you de
sire. We have the
material, and are
equipped to do this
work promptly and
in the best manner.
Covers are carried in
different grades of
silk and linen and
pure silk. All stand
ard sizes.
JOLLY'S
Established 31 Tears
iMj 4 Wrauw Jtwalry C. lac.
ll FarttttrUls St.
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New York and Boston. In Boston he
visited Mrs. Partin, who is spending
some time there.
Miss Martha Dowd is spending some
time at Asheville and Uendersonville.
Mr. Paul Harris, of this eity, left
this morning for McDonald, N. C- where
at four o'clock this afternoon, he will
be mitrried to Miss Donnie Greyard,
daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. T. 8. (Jrey
nrd of that city. Mr. Harris was ac
companied by his brother and sister,
Mr. Norman and Miss Lucy Harris. Miss
Ureysrd, until a few days ago, was em
ployed in the office of Secretary of State
tinmen, and will be pleasantly remem
bered by her many friends of Raleigh.
Mrs. C. I). Dees and little son,
Challii Duniont. of Pikevilli , N. ('., are
visiting Miss Henrietta Owens ia Boy
Ian freights.
Return Hosne.
Mr. Grice Sherwood, who recently
underwent an operation for appendicitis
at Jt'i Hospital, has returned to his
home.
Mlas Walton Better.
Miss Alio Johns Walton, who under
went an operation at Mary Elizabeth
Hospital Tuesday for appendicitis, was
doing nicely yesterdny.
.
Lawa Fete.
The lawa fete, which was to have
been given by the Epworth Isague of
Central Methodist church at the home
of Mrs. J. E. Owens in Boylan Heights,
has been indefinitely postponed.
Footer's Dye Works, expert dyers and
clearer of Cumberland, Md. Agency
at Lindley'e, 19 West Hargett. Dry
cleaning, dyeing, pressing. Phones SK6.
Delivery service. (Adv.)
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Pcarsea-Daaesa.
The following announcement bat beea
received by friends:
Dr. Psul Lamar Pearson, and Mrs.
Julius A. Duncan, nes Laura Thompson'
announce their marriage, July sixteenth,
nineteen hundred and nineteen, Apex,
N. C .
Caotleaaan-Jonea.
The marriage of Capt. David J. Cas
tleman, of Greensboro, Ala., and Miss
Mary Pride Jones, sister of Mrs. Ernest
Crinkshank of this city, will be cele
brated Thursday morning at 11 o'clock
in the chapel of fit. Mary'a School, Rev.
Warren W. Way officiating.
Falrker-Ray.
The wedding of Jir. Warren Fulcher
son of Mrs. Kate Fulcher, and Miss Ida
Ray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Ray, was solemnized Monday, July 21st,
at the home of Rev. D. N. Caviness, pas
tor of Central Methodist church. After
a visit to Greensboro, Mr. and Mrs.
Fulcher will be at home in Raleigh.
Epworth Leagae Social Postponed.
The Epworth League. Social of Central
Methodist Church, which was to have
been held in the form of a "I.awn Fete"
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .. E. Owens
in Boylan Heights, Thursday evening,
hss been postponed on account of the
weather. The date for holding this so
cial will be announced later.
Engagement Is Announced.
Henderson, July 2.1. Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Finch, of Henderson, an
nounce the approaching marriage of
their daughter, Fannie Mae, to Rev.
John Henry Bunn, of Spring Hope, on
August Twenty-eighth, nineteen hun
dred and nineteen.
Mrs. High Entertains.
Kenly, July 23. Mrs. John F. High
entertained the members of the Pris
cilla Club last Thursday evening. The
guests were received at the door by the
daughter of the hostess, Mrs. A. J.
Broughton, and presented to the Riicst
of honor, Mrs. E. C. Derby, of Bur
lington. SEPT. 1ST CLOSING DATE
STATE AID FOR FAIRS
Only Sixty-two Counties Thus
Far Have Made Applica
tion For Help
Septemlver first is closing date for all
applications for State aiil and provision
of judges for fairs. Those cou ities
which desire State aid this year should
file their application with the Extension
Service at once. Applications received
after September first will not bo con
sidered. According to Mr. S. G. Rubi
now, chairman of the Fair Committee,
only fc! counties now have applications
on file. Of these, 16 are for county
fairs, 4 for district fairs, 3 for negro
(airs and 39 for eommunity fairs. Every
county eaa hava a county fair, four
community fairs tad two negro fairs.
These ahould be organized at once, and
applications filed. ,
Every fair should strive for better
attendance, more exhibitors, better ex
hibits, finer program, mors contests,
mors interest and a permanent organi
ration. To secure each of these, pre
mium lists onght to be distributed by
this time and in the hands of every
man, woman and child in your com
munitv.
Extension Circular N'o. 94 gives' the
record the people of the State have made
In fair work during the past five years.
This circular is free, as long as (he
present supply Issts, snd ran be ob
tained by writing to the AgrirultursI
Editor, Agricultural Extension Service,
Raleigh, N. C.
ANOTHER SOCIAL EVENT
IN LOCAL Y. M. C. A. SERIES
Another in the series of receptions
and socials at the T. M. C. A. will be
given tonight by the Edenton Street
Methodist Church.
The program will begin at eight
o'clook in the gymnasium with volley
ball and indoor baseball followed by
other stunts. At the same time, a bowl
ing league contest will be staged.on the
Pale
Children
Made over to your liking,
with rosy cheeks, hearty ap
petites, vigorous digestion snd ro
bust beslth. Give them a glass of
this delicious digestant with meals.
Shivar Ale
Hint DICUTIVt aMsMflCk WITH
SHIVAk MINuUI SYAItS AND klNGM
' Nothing like it lor building rich
blood snd solid flesh. At all gro
cers and druggists satisfactions or
your money back on first dozen. '
Bottled snd guaranteed by the cele
brated Shivar Mineral Spring. Shel
ton, & C If vour regular dealer
cannot supply you telephone
PORTER CAXDi CO,
Distributors for Raleigh.
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July Clearance
SALE
Beginning Wednesday
Morning Wonderful opportunity for new
hsts at great reduction. One
table up to 110. While 1 A A
they last, for iplsUU
Misses Reese & Co.
10 Fsyettevillo Street
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Tomiglht !
the
Garbar- Davis
DANC
Wilson, N. C.
The Complete Garber-Davis
Orchestra of Twenty Accom
plished Musicians Will Fur
nish the Music.
There Will Be All Night Dancing.
Beautiful Jap Gardens
Grand March at 10:30
Admission $3.00
Ladies Free
DR. T. E. WILKERSON
Has returned from Overseas Service
ia the Army.
Off ic 404-407 M.rchanti Bank
Bids.. Raleigh. N. C.
Barorr anS Grunkify
Office Hours: 11 to 14 to S
Phono (47 OltlM i ResUrnc. 141
Dr. Robert P. Noble
Has returned from service in
the fermy nd has opened offices
ia ths Commercial Bank Bldg.
Prsctiee limited la X-Ray Diagnosis
and Treatment.
KODAK
FINISHING
"Ths Beat la the Stats"
24 HOUR SERVICE
Writs for price list or just mail
us your film and ws will send
statement.
Siddell Studio
-Dept. B.
RALEIGH, N. C
Dr. Dexter Blanchard
Dentist
40S-I Tncker RALEIGH, N. C
Bailding Bell Phons I 315
"Y slleya between the Edeatoa Stmt
Methodist team and ths Central .Metho
dist team.
At niat o'clock aa eicellent musical
program will be given by ths Junior
Choir of ths Edeatoa 8treet Methodist
Church under the direction of Mr.
LsKoy Thiem. This will be followed
by a social sing and other socisl fea
tures. The members of these two organiza
tions and their lady and gentlemen
friends are cordially invited to attend
the social. 8erviee men are also invited.
sued aa order calling atteatioa to the
reunion of the North Carolina division,
which is to bs held la Bocky Jlouat,
Augnst 8th to 7th, aad also to the spec,
ial rata of two eeats a mils mads by
the railroad. . To secure this rats it
will be accessary to secure a certificate
front ths camp commander. t
The areas are (sir, when tha iateat
of bearing them is just fihakespearo. .
URGES VETERANS TO ATTEND
REUNION .AT ROCKY MOUNT.
Holly Springs, July 23. Commander
0. B. Alford, of Osesr R. Rand Camp,
United Confederate Veterans, haa is
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Store
For Men and Women
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"The greatest things
are done by the
help of small ones"
THIS old saying is true in the clothing business as
well as in other things. That is why we do not over
look the least little thing that makes for the satisfaction
of our customers and the betterment of our service.
Little things that seeni insignificant to others are very
important to us. What others do good, bad or indiffer
ently, we try to do best.
Herein lies the success of this store-service success
that comes from the confidence and satisfaction of our
patrons. Confidence and satisfaction that are the result
of a broader, more enlightened, more intensified service
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