SUIJDAY fcOKNRG, AUGUST 17.1919.
TI1S NEWS AINU URVEIt
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SOCIETY
t WAUrOUST. ,"'
Waka Forest, Aug. 18. Misses All
Powell aid Dolly Seward vert at koma
ta a aumber their friead aa Sat.
ardty , evening. . The boat aa fc'orta
aUla ttreet wat attractively deeerated
for tha aveaiag, which, waa apaal la
pitying garnet. Dainty refreshmente
era served. :;:
Mr. T. P.. Joaea entertained tat
Intra Nona Claa at ar beeatifvl eoaa
try raouieCrnsHaw Ball," oa Tuet
dty morning at Trail. Cat towera
tddeM Ua ahara af taa beta. A
dainty lea tonne trat tervtd.
Dr. & W. Thotaptoa gar a dtlightfal
, oarbeeoe at hia home oa Wednesday
toenplimaatary ta ait atas gaetta, Ur.
tad. Mrs.' William Thompson and Dr.
Bauford Tbompeoa. A aamber af Vnke
forest friends enjoyed tha hospitality
.01 taa occasion.
Miss Uladyt Caritorpkaa gave a
. ehnrmlng party to tha younger act oa
Ttrsdny evening.
" Mr..K. P. Ilnlding, of Saithneld, spent
Sandfly at the homo of kit parent. Mr.
tad Mn. T. U, Holding.
Mrs. Dixon am the guest of her
, titter, Mr. C L. Jackson, for tha eok
end.
'tlesdamet Rollins and MeDcarin. of
Humboldt, Tin., have beea the gueata
at Mr. 0.K. Gill during tht past two
neekt.
Mitteai Virg'.nia Gorrcll aad Lealae
lie ding have returned from Char
lottetviUe, Va.
lit. W. C. Brewer hat gone to Buf
fain Springs.
Mint Annie Uill it tht ge of
tistcr, Mrt. Joe Prevette, in Wllkrtboro.
Mrs. W: M. Dirk'soa, Mist Lulie and
Mr.stcr Wavcrly Dickson iipent tome
time at Ocean View during the part
week.
" Mi;i Nell Allen hot returned from
a stay if some length st Wrlghtsville
Beach.
Miss Lois Dirksnn has returned from
, a visit to friends near Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Met'lmiil end small son.
of ftanfonl, are the guests of Mrs. Isaac
Tort
Mr. R. F. Graves was r.t home during
th week
MiM Mattit Gill and Mr. G. K. Gill
are spending tomt time tt Buffalo
ftp rings.
Mrv B. P. Bofrd aad Master Fleet
Balrd have returned from a risit to
re'otives in Henilersonvillc. f
Mrs. Brown and children of Wash
ington, aad Mrs. Joyaer of Wevaesville
visited their mother, Mrt. J. W. Lassi
tor, daring the week.
Mrs. W. R. Beddingtield it the guest
01 reintlvet la bnoishurg.
Masters Joseph Holdinr and Walter
Hefner, Jr., have gone to Lincolnton to
Vintt relati.es
Mrs. J. L. Kciil has returned from t
visit to her father, Mr. Tucker, la, Louis
burg. Miss Maggie Bcid and airs. M.
il.stin have retarned from Kittrcll.
The attention of the community
railed to the celebration for ear r
taraed soldiers on the afternoon of Au-
. runt 26th, under the auspices of the lornl
K?d . Cross, its auxiliaries and the
alumni avociatioa. All soldiers and
a'orx, both tho who did overseas duty
eat (boss who served at home, are cor
UJifly asked to eome, wearing their uni
-A.
forma. Aa effort Ik being made ta -ivt
each mat a personal Invitation, tut sJat
ana may be overlooked. It it hoped that
so aaa Wilt atay away if this thoald
hippea. The entirt Bed Croat member
ttij m requested to aoma tad bring
basket.
J Pattam-Tkoi
Jonetboro, Aag. 18. A pretty asat
ritce took plaea at the home af Ur.
Jadtoa Thonut aesr Jeaeebore Ttea-
day whan hia daughter, Lara, became
tha brida of Mr. Joha W. Pattoa af
Washington, AC. ' r .
Tha porch. Bitting , room was beae-
tifully decorated for tha occasion, a
tolor scheme af white and greea beiaf
ated. Under a large white wedditg
ball, la front of aa altar white waa a
bank of feral aad lighted with, wkitt
candle, th couple made tha tolema
vows. Two aisles, marked by whit
pott, with loop of white ribboa wer
arranged from adjoining rooms, dawa
which th bride and groom with their
sttmiilfittr mnrrhlid
Just before tli ceremony Mr. Claytea
Thomas aang 'I Love Yon Truly," aad
'Perfect Day.' Mist Grace Thomu
presided at -tlit piano. Thea aa the
tret chords af Mendelssohn1! wedding
marck were ttrncC lira. C. C Bcbell,
titter of the groom, at matron of honor,
entered from the left aisle, and Mr,
Carlyla Bohleder from the right aisle,
Mrs. Sthell wore a beautiful dress af
blue taffe, with a large picture hat to
match. Then came the little flower
girls, Misses Virginia and RuthThomta,
dressed in pink and blue organdiea,
carrying backets t match, tiled with
white flower. Kelt came tha bride, oa
the arm of her brother, Mr. Paal
Thomu, who gave her in marriage, fol
lowed closely by iter aitter. Mitt Alma
Thomas at maid of honor. Advancing
from tho right aisle eaine the groom
with hit best man, Mr, Hubert C.
Hcffner.
The bride wort a gown of white satin
aad net. with aonrt train. Her veil
wat caught with a wreath of orange
blossoms. The maid of hoaor wort a
lovely drctt of pink georgette aad
crepo do chine with picture ktt.
K'cv. Frank Hare of Bt. Pauls, N. C,
performed the eeremony, using the Im
pressive riug ceremony.
The bride is an accomplished and
beautiful woman, sh attended Meredith
College and later took special work at
the University of North Carolina.
The groom it tn A. B. graduate of
the University of North Carolina. He
wat formerly of Murphy, N. C, bat
aow holda a positron ia Washington,
D. C.
ii, ; FATITTBTIIXK.
Five tevi'lt, Aaa. Mj Dr. J. Vaaet
MeOaagaa entertained at a dinaer party
ia boaer of Coloael B. P. King, U. B. A,
af tha affle of the Chief af Field Ar
tillery, Waaklngtoa, Taetday evening,
at tkt home af Mrt. W. It. William at
Gillespie etreet. Dr. MeOoagta'a gaesU
were Colonel King, Uoiosel autweu
Mnrray, Memrt. W. E. Htadrey, A. B.
McMillaa, D. P. Lewi d A. U Ma
Csikill aad 'Lfent Joha W. Paypt,
Ckariettea Port Terminal.
A anmber af Fnyetteville yeaag peo-
nle and vltltint rirli loeat tha paat
week at takeweod. It tha party, char
ereard by Mitt Faa Willlsma, wertMJm
Margaret Rawllngt, ef Wlltoti Mlstet
Jtae MeMillta aad Emma Bellamy Wll
llamsoa. of Wilmlnrteti Mitt Mary Ly.
brook Lattiter, af Wlnstoa-Sletnt Mist
Virginia Spesre, af wtsmngton, v, u,
snd Mlsaea Laev Leaden Andersen,
Ianra Kyle Caderweod ' M Uaaaat
Ully af rsyettevtiie, taa rote loiar.
Joha Oanatoa. Herbert Lntterleb tad
Jnhn Badcewaad. Jr. af thit ity.
The ataal weekly date at tht ua
ten' Club wat tm by tht offletrt af
Camp Brtgg Thursday evening. The
affair waa ont of tkt most tnjoytblt
dantet of tht season. Tkt mutle wat
furnished be Kottaia t orchestra.
Tha Wtdnetday aveaing lawa fete at
tht Hostess Hons was celebrated by tha
War Cams Community Sorvlet with
tht atnal dtlightfal eoelsl feature,
mutle aad refreshments. Quit a aum-
hr af overseas men recently Bstlgatd
te Camp Bragg aad t large aamber of
civilians wtre ia attetdaaee. Indoor
pleasures iaeladed dancing, billiards
aad progressive rook. On the lawa largt
groups of young folks bus toiaiert, aa
der the directioa of Mrt. J. C Pope and
Mrs. Joha H. Atdersoa, volunteer
play directors, both at wheat are al
wayt helpful ia the eatertalameat pre
grama at ui w, u u a, parutipatea
ia gamea. Tk mttie at the aveaiag
waa lastra mental aad furniahtd by Be
mtiat't artkestra, Mr. Aadertoa wat
heard with appratiaUoa ia aa laformaJ
lsprampta program of reaitatioat etpe
tialiy for the tolditra, including a beta-
tiful weltome home teieetloa aad on
af Jamet Whitcomb BUeyt poemt, la
llnditna. . ;
Mist Margaret Hatha gave a delight
ful tUaea Wednesday evealag at her
heme ea Haymeaat ia honor of her
guettt. Mill Kraklaa Jaratgs of At
laatat Mimes Emma Bellamy William
son aad Jane McMillaa, of Wilmington,
tad Mist Mary Lybrftok Laatiter, of
Wtattea-Balcm.
Misset Jane MeMilltei aad Emma Bel
lamy William soa, of Wilmington, aad
Mitt Mary Lybrook Laatiter, af Wia
ttaa, were the house guests of Miss
Laara Kyle Uadenraad, ea Orta
street, last weak.
CftKCNVlLLI. ,
Gresavllle, Aug. 16. One of thtmott
aajoyable tfftirt of tht tea soa in isst
tra Caroliaa wtt the dance given in
Forbes aad Morten't aew warekoase
Tnaaday aveaiag by the young mta af
the city ia, honor of the young ladles.
Daacing started promptly at 10 o'clock
aad lasted antil 4:30 ia the morning,
making tkt kuge warehouse a teent
of bright tolon tad gy laughter.
There were about a hundred and fifty
couplet on tha floor aad almost tt many
spectators. There wtre visitors from
all Ike netrby towae and atvsr before
ha there beea ehown tock hospitality
tad good fellowship aa Greeaville af
forded her viaiUag frlead n ttla
eatioa. ' . ' ..
Mis Adelaide Taft entertained at
late loachtoa after tha date Taeadty
tight, eomplimeatary ta - ker haute
guettt, Mltee Belma Fouttala, at BaJ
tlgkt Ckriitlne Walker, of Graham, aad
Mrs. 0. . Browne, of Btleiga. A de
lidoai ttltd eoaraa u aerved and
th reaag people mid merry tat th
sma wee hour. Timet present wer
Muse Belma Fountain, Christine WnK
ker, Gretehta Parker, Erla Cfitcker
and Mrt. a X. Brownt tad Mrs. J. J.
Barefoot, af Orakata, and Adelaide
Taft and Ueeera Jot Priverte, Davt
Moore, Earl Carter, L. A. Orimet, Carl
Hiaaaat, Jo Carter aad B. H. Kaea ,
many a nsnsm mmm una vu mwrw
thai kt eta ntMtiate. Erem tha lane-
the Ira.
Miwei Reese & Co.
1M FayeUeviUe Street
Showing of Fall and
Early Winter '
STYLES
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Aagatt aad Bepumket Bride will
lad all they deal re to teleat from.
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Beautify a, Complexion
IN TEN DAT '
Na-Jinola CREAM
.ThsCsnsnillisntmw
' Caaraateed to retnova
tan, f recklm, pimplm,
livers pots, etc Ea
trems cases 20 dsv.
Rtdi poets uA titsoet of impurities
Leavm the skla clear, soft, healthy. A'
leading toilet counters. If they haven't
it, br mail, vera sizes, 60c. and $1 20
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Without Sacrificing the Shock Absorbing
Qualities of the Pneumatic Tire.
You can now ride on AIR, ovtr GLASS, NAILS And TACKS without fetr of punctur
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pay for the interliners.
4 Avoid Costly Delays and Worries
Increase your Tire Mileage 25 to 100 per cent by installing RAY PUNCTURE PROOF
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G. C. SOUTHERLAND, Jr.,
Goldsboro, N. C. -
North Ctrolinm Diatributors
GOLDSBORO, N. C
D. BOYD KIMBALL, Jr.,
Henderson, N. C.
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The Bargain Center
We strive at all times to give you the
best service possible as well as the best
merchandise and for less.
Enterprise, service, reliability and power of purchase)
have made this store a safe place for you to patronize.
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Summer
Season's End
Sale
Last sacrifice sale on Silk Sweaters,
Wool and Silk Skirts, Tub Skirts,
Summer Silk, Voile and Organdie
Dresses.
at $.95
One Lot of Silk
DRESSES
Organdie and Voile
We have added from our large selection of
medium priced garments that sold up to $19.96.
Georgette Combinations, Taffeta Combinations,
solid colors and fancy models. Get at this lot
quick while they last You' can buy ! nr
them at the sacrifice price, each. . . . tpUJ
O. L. HOPKINS, Inc.
Hsnitnmimnmm-
IN CLOSING the most successful season this popular store has ever had, we are
going to place the most gigantic sacrifice one week sale ever put on in Raleigh.
Merchandise in "The High Class' "Up - to - the - Times" characteristic of our
methods of merchandising at unheard of low prices. Your dollar will get you
three for one. Look at our big window display and be convinced.
Summer
Season's End
Sale
This I. the "La Call
Unprecedented Sale
of
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear
Goods
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at $5.95
Closfaf
Season's Sale
at $5.95
at Waists, Blouses, Smocks
,98
A lot of all wool
Serge Capes that sold
for $12.95 and $14.95.
Only a few left. If you will
come early you can buy one
of these at..... $5.95
Georgette, French Voile, Crepe d Chines aad other materials
that formerly told up to 12J0. Our 1745, ISJ5, IMS,
110.93, 10 Waist. Tha very latest la sty lee, aoth
lag mere tuitablt for th waati of tha most
skeptical btivers, nothing tier appeal
Inf ta tha aaa who know. Uaay
many beantlfal designs aad
coloring ta ttlttt
from. They are
yonra at
Price
$5.95
A big Sweater
event. Silk, Plaited
Silk and Fiber Silk Sweat
ers. A large line of colorings.
at just one-half of former selling
price. Formerly sold $9.95 to $24.95
at $4.98
See This Line of
MIDDY SUITS
Colors: Navy Blues, Cadet Blues, Copen, Bom,
Pongee, and White. Former price $5.95, $6.95
up to $9.95. This offering will appeal to one
who knows quality and values. Our d J AO
sizes are complete. At this sale only. . $Tee70
at $4.98
I This Will Appeal
to the
SKIRT
Buyers For Early Fall.
This lot sold up to $9.95 each. A large assort
ment of colors and materials. Novelty Silk
"Plaids, Novelty Stripes, All-Wool Serges, Plain
Silk Taffetas. . This lot on sale at a t i aq
sacrifice price of only. ...... tpfLwO
at $14.95 at $14.95
LADIES' DRESSES
We have selected from our large and most complete stock about 50 Dresses in materials of
Printed Georgettes, Plain Color Georgettes, Taffetas, Georgette and Taffeta Cimbination
Dresses in large variety of colorings that sold np to $44.95. Formerly sold $24.95, $29.95,
$84.95, $89.95 and $44.95. Where your dollar will go at a fast two to one and i nr
three to one gait Sizes almost complete. Crosing season's sale price, each $LHt,J)
O.. L. HOPKINS, Inc.
122 f ayetteville $L
Phone 112
Raleigh, N. C.
at $4.98
Your Last Chance At This
Lot Man Tailored
TUB SKIRTS
Materials, white heavy Gabardines and heavy
Linens. Our former price $7.95 and $9.95
each. A big range of sizes. Priced dj J QO
for this sale only ..... .
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