THE NEWS AND OBSERVER. ,
THUItSDAY l.:orjaTa AUGUST 14, 1S19. '
1
Society
- FAITH-.
. , To have had our faith and bold it
"Gainst ill odds of doubt or fear
' Is to know the way me .conquer
And rebuild the walla of cheer.
To hare bad dream and beld it
''Gainst all shadow tad all gloom
H to life a living gardea
Of some old, enchanted bloom,
Wealth aad power eaa yield ui nothing
To compare with faith that sings
Jo the soul with pong imradrtal
. Whea tbe tempest spreads its wings.
And to dresm and in the dreaming
Keep the heart of dreaming youth,
.It ia this that brings the sweetness
. Of life's solace and ita youth.
Bentitonn Bard.
' Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Urovensiein
'tad children will leave (his morning
'for Savannah, Ga., to spend a month si
Type Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bennett and
. little dnuirhlnr. KUa
' Ga, are visiting Mrs. O. K. Whitsker,
" of 19 Pesce street.
l Mr. John Sprngue returns todsy
'from Wyaeille. K
i -Kr.lMrt Gatlins returned yester
day from Wilmington.
i Mrs. William Corbctt, of Hender
son, is visiting in the city.
-. Mr. and Mrs. Fab Brown and Miss
; Carrie Mae Broom leave today for Vir
, gtaia Beach and Washington.
,' Miss Jane Pescud leaves today for
, a visit to friends in Richmond.
; Mrs. E. F. i'eseud leaves today fpr
business trip to New York.
. ' Misses Bessie Hinton, Louise
Wright and Mary Watson leave todiy
for Kanuga Lake, where they will spend
. some time.
Misses Hulrfs and Ma Jones and
' " Mies Budie Mae Baker, of Durham, spent
yesterday in the city en route from
'Washington, D. I'., to New Hill.
i 1 Miss Oil Branlinm is the guest of
Miss C'oraleigli Bec'.on, of Fremont.
Miss Breton lies also as Iter guests Miss
. Bailey, of Smitliflcld, and Miss Howell,
of South Carolir.i.
Mrs. J. ('. Marahburn and dsugh-
ters have returned from a three weeis'
villi in ninsinn. i ncy were aeeom
. pcaied home by Mrs. Coi.
; ' Mr. snd Mrs. W. A. Linehan are
visiting relatives in New York.
i. ' Miss Loula Thorn, of Airlie, was a
visitor in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. P. A. Tillery hits returned
f, from Washington nfter visiting her
s,!rr.
Mis Virginia Puekett, of Sniilh-
(Hd. was a visitor in the city Wed-
nrsuev.
. Miss May Bay left Wednesday for
Durham, to visit her sister, Mrs. Hick
i man Buy.
' Mrs. A. B. ViiU and children Are
Upending some time in Farmville the
guests of Mrs. Brarboro.
I Mr. Boy, Belts i has returned from
4 visit to New York and Atlantic Ci'y.
' Miss Mattie Moye Adams and Dr.
C. ( A. Ailams, Jr., of Durham, were
isitors in the eity Tuesday.
' Miss Eunice TETHott, of Linden, who
ne been spending some time in Mon--rat
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry
London..
' --Mrs. Lynn Wilder and Lynn Wilder,
. ,tr.j have relumed from Bryn Mawr,
Pa., and Baltimore where they have
been spending the summer.
: Mr. and Mrs. K. N. Spencer have
. returned from Asbeville and B'.ac-k
Mountain. They will leaveytoday to
visit in Eastern Carolina.
Miss Joyce Hand ridge, of Charlottes
, ville. Va, is visiting Mrs. J.AE. Clark.
Miss Maude Stanbark, of Missis
sippi, who has been visiting Mrs. J. F.
Rtanhaek, returned to Washington. P.
C., where she is engaged ia war serr
.,. ice.
Mr. J. F. Rtnnback has returned
from Mount Gilesd,
. Mrs. Annie B. Ellington his re
turned to the eit sfter spending some
' time at Ocean View and Old Point
- Comfort, Va. v
Jaa. Po Bailey Honor,
x Mrs. Jas. H. Pou v. ill entertain on
Thursday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock t
her. home on N. Blount street, in honor
of her grandson, James H. Pou Bailey.
AY FEVER
Melt VapoRub In
spoon and Inhale
tbe vapors.
VICKSVaAPO
your BODYGUARD" -30 OO",
T.W.Dobbin
COMPANY
Foriaerly Dobbin Ferrall
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talelgh'a YARD GOODS 8TORI
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August Sale
Curtain
als
, With- our other - curtain
mkteriali w are showing
a splendid line' of new
Cretonnes, 35c to $1.00 a
yird.Housekeepers
should BeMhem. . .:,
We Bell Jew Cash aad Mark
Oar Geeda,at Cash Prices.
LBjia,
Materi
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VtI
The Smart Costume
, Demands ,
JEWELRY
, The clever woman eoa
lidera jewelry mora thai a
detail of the cost a me. With
(i she galas that elusive
touch of style which makes
her gowns smartly distinc
tive. Experience hi taught
her that the new designs in
the very latest fashions in
variably ore to be had at
Jolly's. Whether she seeks
Inexpensive or costly orna
ments, she knows her de
sires have been anticipated
here. ' "
Diamond Bar Pins
i' Dinner Riais
Pearl Necklace
Brooches
Lavalllerea
Wrist Watches
JOLLY'S
Brtahliahri II tsara.
J.llr a Wrnae Jawtlrr Ca, Inc.
f
is rrtUYlll Si.
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, Mrs. Moseley III.
Mrs. C. I Moseley continues very ill
st her home on North Boy Ian avenue.
Undergoes Operation.
Engineer Benton Koontz is Improv
ing, following au operation st Hex
Hospital.
Moved.
Mr. and Mrs. Turner 8haw have
moved from W. Jones street to N. Wil
mington street.
Improving.
Master George Elliott london in im-
proving after an operation for tonsils
i "d adenoids.
I ' Footer's Dye Works, expert dyers and
I cleaners, of Cumberland, Md. Agency
I at Llndlcy's, 19 West Hargett. J)ry
i cleaning, dyeing, pressing. Phone 395.
' Dt livery service. Adv.
Circle No. 1.
Circle No. 1, of the Central Method
ist church, will meet Friday afternoon
at 4 o'clock with Mrs. J. E. Budy, 4UH i
N.
Bloodworth street.
G I ION-JON E8.
Weddlag of Prominent Con pis Solemn
ised at New Bera.
New Bera, Aug. 13. A wedding, dis
tinguished for its beauty and the
prominence of both bride and (room
throughout the Old North State, was 1
solemnised, in Centeaery Methodist
church last evening Tit nine-thirty
o'clock, when Miss Mary Louise Jones,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Jones of this city became the bride of j
Mr. John A. uuion, also of New Bera.
Mrs. Garrison Farrow presided st the
SLOW
DEATH
Achat, pains, nanrouanass, diffi
culty in urinating, often mean
serious disorders. The world's
standard remedy for kidney, liver,
bladder and uric acid troubles
COLD MEDAL
Mnff tosck rottW and oftsn ward of
Osadrr dlsissis. Known aa ths aauonal
vesnady ef Holland foe nor than 100
years. All druggist, la tare at.
Originality
Hsmessed into the than
nels of good taste account
fdr the popularity of
Crocker's Footwear.
Note the model shown
above. It is made of White
Washable Kid with 2i
jnch Louis heel. Price
$10.00
organ tad rendered a delightful reejUl
before the arrival of the bridal party.
Miss Eleanor Freeman, of New York,
intimate friend of the bride, aaag
sweetly "Calas aa the Night," by Rohm.
At niae-thirty o'clock the atraiaa of
Loheagnn s wedding march broke apoa
the ear, and tbe first brides' maid. Mis
Busaa Guion, and flrst groomsman, Mr.
John Haywood Guion, Jr., proceeded
dowa the maia aisle of the church.
afThey were followed by the four ash
ers, Mr. John Haywood Jones, Mr. Jer
P. Zollicoffer. of Henderson; 1f. Robert
Drane, of Edeaton, and Mr. William
Griffin. The brides' maids. Miss Cora
Mungcr, Miss Laura Ives, Misa Bophie
Hollister sad Mis Cammie Hod mas, of
Norfolk, Va., entered singly. The
brides msids wore rose moire taffeta
gonna, and carried bouquets of piak
rwuaraey rose and tern.
- The dame of honor, Mrs. Joha A.
Joars, mother of the bride, wore
handsome gown of black lace with jet
trimmings, and entered alone. Mrs.
Jones carried a bouquet of white roses
and fern. The maid of honor. Mis
Julia itryan Joucj, sitter of the bride,
wore a turquoise blue satin gowa with
flower decorations, snd carried
snowsr oouquet or yellow roses. Youni
Misa Leah Jones, sister of the bride,
as flower girl, was dainty and sweet
m wnite net over a blue frock. She
earned a basket of pink Killarney
roses tied with' tulle, and immediately
prcceaea tne bride.
The bride entered on the arm of her
father, Mr. Joha A. Jooes, by whom
she was given ia marriage. Her elenni
bridaf-rohe was ofr-wfcrt satin with
duchess lace, and court train. Bands
of pearls ornamented the bodice, with
a pearl tassel falling from the drapery
mi ma docs, anu ine aecorauoas were
of orange blossoms. The net veil was
worn ia coronet effect. The laea of
which the coronet was made was pre
seuieu by tlio groom, and was msde
in i ranee. The veil was fastened with
a w.eath of orange blossoms. The
bride's equisite shower bouquet wss of
white orchids and white roses. Her
only ornament was a platinum and dia
mond lace pia , Ihe gift of tbe groom,
The groom, with bis brother, Cspt.
W. B. Bodmaa Guion, as best man. en
tered from tbe aide aisle of the church,
ami met the bride at the altar. The
1 Rev. Hillary A. Humble, nastor of the
j Centenery, read tbe betrothal, and ring
I service of the Methodist Episcopa
enurcn impressively.
ine organist discoursed soft, sweet
music during tbe nliehtini of the troth
bresking into the triumphant strains
or Mendelssohn s recessional as the
bridal party left the church.
After the ceremony, at the home of
tbe pride's parents on Broad street, a
reception beautiful and informal, was
held. The colonial residence presented
a scene of brilliancy and splendor. In
the spacious hall were stately palms,
fetns and asters. Mr. John T. Hot
lister ia black satin, Mrs. R. B. Nixon
in white georgette, and Mra. Hayner
Jones in white chiffon, greeted the
guests at the door. Notwithstanding
the inclement weather the reception
was lsrgely attended by friends who
showered the bride snd groom with
congratulations and blessings.
The bride is one of New Bern's most
Early Fall
MILLINERY
BRIDES AND
Ii S 1 '
Misses Badger & Denton
Second Floor OTr T. W. Dobbin Co.
Frank J.Moore,M.D., D.0.,D.C.
GRADUATE
PHYSICIAN
SURCEON
OSTEOPATH
LICENSED CHIROPRACTOR
Practice Limited to Chiropractic Adjustment.
Specialty. Nervous, Chronic and. Spinal Diseases
Associated in Practice With
DR. F. T. HOFF, Chiropractor
217 Commercial Bank Building
Phone 330
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C. H. FLEMING
i.. Drugs
We want your business. Give us a "try-out" on your
needs or wants in Drug line. 1. '
"SERVICE Our "MOTTO
Prescription work t givea careful aad preaapt atteatioa. A full Una
ef Drags, Toilet Article. Btiadrie, aad Stationery.
TRY OIB "FOUNTAIN" ON THESE HOT DAYS.
CaM ar rasas' ... . . i V ' . "Arwara WelesaM"
At FLEMING'S .
C FUCMlXG, Dragglat J ,. fasa ITS, Raleigh Betel Bldg,
popular and accomplished ybusg ladle.
Wb possesses a snsrvelous voice, aad
hss been a much appreciated soloist
for the Ceatenery eoazresatios for sev
eral year. . Her magnetic personality
una ncr quoeniy oeauty commtad the
admirstioa of all whs know her. 8h
i aoted for her activities ia Bed Cross
work s chairmaa of the New Bera or
ganization, and her interest ia what
pertains to eivie affair.
' The groom i a soa of Judge lad
Mrs. Owea Guioa of this eity, and is a
young and promising attorney, asso
ciated with Guioa and Guioa. He In
herits ths qualifications for a success
ful career. Courteous and genial, he
win the esteem of all with whom he
comes ia eontaet. The marriage unites
two of the oldest aad most prominent
families of Eastera North Carolina.
As the bride ascended the atair she
threw tbe bouquet which was esught
by Miss Monger. '
Tbe bride and groom left on the
midnight train for New York and Nia
gra Falls, where the honey moon will
be spent. The bride's going-sway suit
was braided taupe trirolette with hat
to match. ..
Marriage Aaaoaaced.
Wilson, Aug 1.1. Announcements as'
follows hive been issued: Rev. aad
Mrs. R. ii. Von Miller announce tho
marriage of their daughter, Adelheid
Amelia, to Mr. George P. Clnrk, on Tues
day evening, August 12, 1919, Wilson, I
N. C. i
At home after Angust 20th Hominv
Heights. ,
-Named A Minister T Ptagwer- j
Washington. Auar. 1.1. Ouni tih .1
K irolvi. iormer nremisr nf Hunirarv
who escaped from his country in a row-
boat after the signing of the armistic
and later was imorisoned in Czorhn.
8lovakia, has been appointed minister
from Huncarv to Pram, aeenrfins in
a report received at the State Depart-'
ment from Pramie. hasjut nn. ro. '
ports there.
It's all riaht to meet trouhln half wv
but don't go any farther.
A DISCOVERY THAT
BENEFITS MANKIND
Two disooverie have added greatly
to human welfare.
In 1835 Nlwton originated the vac
uum process for condensing milk with
cane sugar to a temi-Uquid form.
In 1883 Horlick at Racine.Wii., dis
covered how to reduce milk to a dry
powder form with extract of malted
grains, aruaoaf cane sugar.
This product HORUCK named
Malta! Milk. (Name since copied
by others.) Its nutritive value,
digestibility and ease of preparation
(by simply stirring in water) and the
fact that it keeps in any climate,
has proved of much value to mankind
as an ideal food-drink from infamy
to eld age.
Ask far MOItUCK'S--AvM tasHattsM
Husrh A. TKomnnAn. M. IV I
iuoum aw mum ntnra to SUMfk
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rami nsuus is
Orthspaedia largwry
IJ tarwtss mm4 swtfNaullMS
W toss Msl aad '
41S-41 ComiMrrlal NatiesaJ Bnk Bid.
VUWKW M, UH 1X71.
For
VACATIONISTS
Simple and
Elaborate Styles
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WILMINGTON RECALL
NO? YET UNDER WAY
Wilmington, Ajg. 13, The petitioners
who want to recall Mayor P. Q. Moor
and all six eouaeilmen, Including three
eouaeilmen who are favorable to them,
at last have compiled a petitioa carry
ihg enough aames of qualified voters
to demand a a election. Tbe recall, how
ever, isn't yet under way. It is hinted
that the machinery for holding tbe elee
tion is inadequate aad there i belief
that the whole thing will go into the
courts. ' , - ..' t..,i .
The reeall movement be eaa when
after voting with them on aevera) prop
ositions, it being generally understood
that' he owed his election largely to
them, Mayor Moor began voting
aeamst the labor element s wishes, and
finally ia a eity hall hake-up, ousted
the two leading labor eouaeilmen from
tbe police and fir department and de-
Don't take 'chance with the
bablea. Have something In
tj HOCBai, ready at a mtn
tito's aotloe: '"First Aid" that
IStSi lm baby-a Ii' ' whU
yea r waiting lor a doctor.
Dr. Thacher'
DiarrhoM Mixturt
An old family doctor's pro
cntKMO I or mw trou
bles for wools family. All
atores, e. atuns.i
H. II no rsltef.
hi swwfssra an rta T W sV
ItSAVnaVn Ps.aaVtssVa'" WW
ChAttanoofaV Tcniw U. S. A.
HOTELS AND BE80BT8-
Virginia Mineral Springs
HOTEL aad BATHS
Craig Cs, Va.
A thoroughly modern and up-to-date
Health and Pleasure Besort, oa the
Appalachian Divide of the Alleghanies.
Easy of access. Seasonable rates. Ask
for booklet.
J. D. FORSYTH, Manager,
Hipley Springs, P. 0., Va.
L. C WEATHERS
Doctor of
CHIROPODY aad ORTHOPEDICS
Practice limited to
Disease aad peformltle of the Feet
117H Fayettevilla BU Raleigh, N. C.
Missei Reese & Co.
lH Fayettevill Street
Showing of Fall and
Early Winter
STYLES
Aagast aad September Bride will
Sad all they deetre to select front.
PHONE ttt
Dr. Dexter Blanchard
Dentist
4SS-C T acker RALEIGH, N. C
Baildiag Bell Phone t 815
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A. ILa iMi Today
Charles Ray . Constance Talmadge
"THE SHERIFFS SON" "HAPPINESS a la MODE"
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WHY NO T S EE T HIS PROGRAM AND SATISFY YOURSELF
moted them to inferior positions ia the
administration. Local labor feel that it
elected the ary4h aad expected hint to
do anytbinc they wished. :t now de-
tnaads that ha be recalled, and if aa
leetioa is held, labor ia expected to ga
sgainst him aad three of the council
ajea. " :
' No Date Far Beariag. ' '"
Washington, Aug.' 32. Procedor of
tha Senate investigation, isfo Mexico a
affairs, caused by a recent resolution,
was discussed today by the foreiga re
lations subcommittee beaded by Sena
tor Fall, Bepubliean, af New Mexico.
No date for beginning the bearings
wss set,-pending 'consultation with tU
full committee. ,, 'K !
. i'V-tlf-"'-
, Baa'Ts.
"1 vaderstand tha-alimony elnb has
agreed oa aa economical plan of liv
ingt "I suppose a alimony club bas aat-
tFirai;
Fall
Mts&Cwts
We Were Fortunate Enough to
Make An Early Purchase
of Coat Suits and Coats
Which have already been delivered to us. We have
them on our racks, at a price that will save you from
$5.00 to $15.00 on each suit.
These suits will last only a limited time and you
shouldn't do yourself an injustice by waiting to pur
chase later, when such bargains are offered you for
early buying.
EFIRD
Superba
TOPAY
WILLIAM
"The Mints of Hell"
With the Big Thing f tha Take aa tha Bachgraaad.
fATHE NEWS S tha News Happen.
Smiling BILLY PARSONS Cotnady.
FRIDAY aad SATURDAY
PAULINE FREDERICK
.in.
"The Peace of
THE BIG BILL
Two Stars
You Know Them.
A Double Bill
For The
Same Money.
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rally t husband its mcsss. Balti
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Hare's a hair corliac eaent that is st
ddtdly "worts, while." At Mtjaae affhr a
Httl HasM atlsBtrlas srtlh . elssa tosU ,
brash, srawfcaa Uw Sown the hair trass seat
to U. Ia the sssmma wass ivt htk at
ssar saimr tws srTU bs aatsshhsd aad ae
Hatrtas to An Mr hair as artoi to a
SMotlfal cwrls as jae ae vsra. Ths
vairtoM will took as nstnral as ss will
wass K was srtiaciaJly SKOstras. -
Yss caa satais Uaat sflsMilns at mmr
Srae stats and s few onaeas will hut a bo
It is aaitbsr stick war arasay as
atoaaast to ass. It is daaM aasfal baaaas
s( aba sarHna a a haseSiilal araMiaa, ka-
in tha bair saft. silk aad sastraas. aimt
ana trial vaa will aar as back to ths bar.
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Theatre
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