SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30, 1919.
THE NEWS AND OBSERVER.
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' Duan, N. C, Not. 80 Mr. andMra.
JM Edward Crockett, of Dunn, an
nounce tha engagement of their daugh
ter, Jnnleta Bhaftar, to Mr. Kenneth
Alexander 8tewart. of Xdlliagtoa, the
wedding to take place on December 14.
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Wedding at LaCrange. ;
LaOrsnge, Not. 8. Thomas I 011
liken, of New Bern, and CaJlia B. Daw
Ma, of LaGrange, were married Thurs
day evening at 7:30. The service was
pronounced by L. T. Righteell. ' The
couple left for Richmond, Vaw Imme
diately after the ceremony, air. Gilli
kea is- connected with the .New Bern
Shoe Store at New Bern.
. bmithVield.
BmlthSekl, Not. 28. Last eTening at
I o'clock at the home of the bride'a
parents in Clayton township, a simple
wedding was aolemniaed when UiM
Bettie Yelvington became the bride of
Mr. A. M. Johnson, farm demonstrator
for Johnston county. Rev. J. J. Murray,
pastor of the Presbyterian church, per
formed the Ceremony.
Miss Mina Johnson attended the bride
while Mr. C. D. Matthews, of Raleigh,
acted as best man. After a sumptuous
repast, the young couple metered to
Smithficld.Vhere they boarded the train
for a trip North.
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs,. Hal C. Hood
gave art eajoyable entertainment to the
Bound Dozen Book Club. Rook was
played at ten tables. Cut flowers and
ferns characterized the decorations and
the refreshments consisted of chicken
Mind, sandwiches and kot tea.
Miss Eloise Martin,. who ia to be mar-
rsied in the early. -days of January, was
" the guest of honor Tuesday evening at
an entertainment given by Mist Lalla
Book Stephenson. Tho occasion proved
to be a miaoellaneous shower. De
licious refreshments were served dur
ing the evening.
KINSTON.
Kinston, Nov. 29. The Young Peo
ple's Society of Christian Endeavor, of
Gordon Street Christian church held a
"eampnre supper" on a recent evening.
Toasted marshmallows, pumpkin pit
nd other things seasonable were
served.
A wedding of wide interest here this
week was that of Miss Eoline Padriek.
daughter of Mrs. A. 8. Padriek, aad
Judge B. Allie Whitaker, of the eity
court. The ceremony was performed by
Bev. Bernard P. Smith, of the Chris
tian church, early Tuesday morning at
the residence of the bride. A small
party saw the nuptials. The bride is
one of the most popular young women
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Judge Whitaker ia a young attorney,
the son of Mrs. B. A. Whitaker and the
lata Dr. Whitaker. Ha waa ia the avla
tion aerrke during the war. Judge
and Mrs. Whitaker are spending a few
weeks ia the North.
Misa Margaret P. Goodsqa, daughter
of Mr. aad Mrs. John W. Qeodsoa, and
Mr. Henry Tull. tea ef Dr. aad Mrs.
Henry Tall, were married at Queen
Street Methodist church Tuesday after
noon at liSO. Ben Charles Bead; a
Methodist, and Bev. Mareftair Craig,
Baptist, attainted. The share waa
filled with relatives and friends of the
couple. The attendants were Mrs. Nan
Good ten Howard, dame of hoaor, aad
Mist Ana Hymaa Harvey, maid af
honor, both af whom were handsomely
man; Messrs. William Grimsky, of
Greensboro ; Ernest Mangum and Willex
Goodson and Dr. Charles Mangum.
groomsmen. The church waa attrac
tively decorated, and the floral display
waa especially fine. An organist, vio
linist and clarinetist played the Wed
ding matie. The bride wnt gowned ia
a brown traveling suit. Mrs. Tull has
been active ia every patriotie uader
taking here since the outbreak of the
mmr ih RamiiiT. . The eounle are
among the best-known young persons
in the city.
Bridges-Page.
Historic Cedar Fork church, aine
miles south of Durham, was tha ereae
of . a pretty wedding Wednesday after,
noon at five o'clock. When Mies Lida
Howell Page became the 'bride of Alvin
Sterling Bridges, of Wakefield. The
church waa effectively- decorated with
autumn leaves and chrysanthemums,
the color schema being yellow and
white, while the toftglow of candles
furnished the only itfht. T' "
A short musical program was ren
dered before the ceremony, Misa Mar
garet Highimith, of Durham, singing
Because I Love You, Dear" and Be
loved, It It Mora," with Miss Nellie
Bath Page accompanying at tha plana.
Then Miss Minda Green and Mrs. Lu
cile Green Pace played "Maytime
Waltz," violin with piano accompani
ment. At the first strains of tha wedding
march from "Lohengrin," the others,
Messrs, Hubert Page and Abner Baker,
advanced preceding tha bride aad her
maid af honor. Mist Bath Owen, af
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Clarkville, Ta. From tha other title
came the groom with his beat man,, hit
brother. Prof. Staley Bridget, of Ral
eigh, Reaching the altar they took
their placet and registered tha tat red
vows, which were received by Lr. L. E.
M. freeman, pastor of the ehureh, tha
ring ceremony being need.- The im
pressive ceremony waa rendered evea
more beautiful by the accompaniment
of Traamerei," ia toft tones from
vlolia . and piano. The bridal party
left tha chare), ta the musle of Men
dersthoa'e Wedding March, starting
immediately for Durham, where they
took the Seaboard train for a short
trip to northern cities.
The bride was becomingly dressed la
a going-awsy suit of brown with hat
and aeeeteoriee la the ean'h- shade.
She Carried a bouquet of bride's rosea
showered with narcissus.
Guests from a distance were: Mist
Mary Both Owen, of Clarktville, Va.f
Mrs. A. S. Hudson, of Salisbury; Mitt
Margaret Highsmith, of Durham; Miss
Minda Green and Mrs. Lueile Green
Pace, of Wakefield; also Mr. Abner
Baker, of Wakefield; Mr. and Mrs. H.
H. Weathers, of Lcggett; Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph A. Williams, of Mebaae; Lieut.
C. M. Baueom and family, of Cary,
with a host of friends from Morris
ville, Raleigh, Durham and other near
by towns.
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Bartoa-Canipe.
Mabane, Not. 29. A beautiful and
impressive wedding was solemnized
.Wednesday, evening.. at.-:30 o'elock, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Bur
ton, when their daughter, Misa Erne
Tom Burton, waa given ia marriage to
Bev. John Clifton Canipe, the bride's
pastor, Rev. W. E. Goode, officiating.
The home had been converted into
a bower of flowers, potted plants, fern!
aad' amilax; Ia the ' parlor where the
handsomely improvised altar was sta
tioned white chrysanthemums, fernt
and amilax, were used with many
lighted tapers glAming through smilsx
aad ferns, while a very effective deco
rative scheme ef pink aad greea was
need both in tha living room and hall.
The dining-room was decorated with
yellow chrysanthemums aad ferns.
Prior to tha ceremony Miss Pauline
Thompson sang "At Dawning," the ac
companiment being played by Mrs. J.
A. Beam. At the first strains of tha
bridal chorus from Lohengrin, the dame
of hoaor, Mrs, E. Lloyd Tilley, of Dur
ham, titter of tha bride, entered from
tha hallway. She wore grey tatln and
georgette and carried white chrysanthe
mums. Then came the little ring
bearer, Pauline Elizabeth Tilley, llttlt
niece of the bride, who carried the ring
ia the center of a beautiful chrysan
themums. Next the bridegroom and
hit best man, Bee. Wayne W. Williams,
entered from the. living room, while
the bride, on tire arm of her father,
who waa to give her ia marriage, cam
from tha hallway into tha parlor and
advanced ta tha altar, where tha vows
were spoken, v
During the ceremony Mrs. Bean
softly played Bchubert't Serenade.
Mrs. Canipe it the popular daughter
of Mr. and Mrt. B. A. Burton, a former
student af Meredith Collage. Rev. Mr.
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Alvin S. Baer
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Canipe it a native of Maiden, but now
is pastor ef tha Mabane Baptist church.
Mebane.
Out-of-towa guetli for the wedding
were Carl t-anipe, or ireentoro;
George A. Burton, of Rocky Mounts
Mr. and Mrs. E. uoyd Tilley, or Dur
ham; Misset Lily Moore and Alberta
Tilley, of Bahama, alto Misa Charlotte
Boy croft, of Creedmoor.
The following announcement hat
been received:
Ms. and Mrs. B. A. Burton announre
the marriage of their daughter, Effie
Tom, to Bev. J. Clifton Canipe, on
Wednesday, November SO. At homo
after December d, Mebtne, N. C.
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' , iV- January 23, 1919. .
Atlantia Coatt Realty Co . . pV '., . - - '
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I have for tome time beea Intending ta write to you t exprtte my.
appreciation of .the high-claae service rendered by yea la tha tale of my
mother! land at Grimetland, conducted by you i a' November. This Tar.
' ana ef the -matt aaeeeatfnl, if not tha most fcueeessfol aala af ita kiad ttat.
baa eoma withia my knowledge, a, '
Tour tale force ia eomposcd af bigh elass businete men ef unfailing
courtesy and unquestioned integrity. I think a large part of . the sneeess
of tha sale waa due te tha efforts of your Mr. K. W. Cobb, who advertised
the aala for you. He made a thorough canvass ef that section aad tha
' sale waa attended by almost all ot the representative farmer aad businasa
men ia that community. I don't think tha quality of hia work oould bare
been improved upon. I congratulate yea apea the aaliber af asea ia year
employ. - . , .
While I kaow that yon are not ia business entirely from philanthropic
motives, I do say that I dont think there ia ia any Una ef business ttat
makes for the upbuilding of oar State like the catting np ef large arena ef
farm lands and locating aa awner oa each tract, and I believe the plan
of selling tha lead at auction it better for all partita eoaeeraed thaa
private aalee. . ... . -'. -
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(8igned) V JUNIUS D. GRBfES. ,.
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can produce such satisfactory results for these men, we
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the United Energy of our .Forces of Publicity and
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to the end that you may be given REAL SERVICE.
WRITE TODAY for pur Booklet of Endorsement.
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surveying and plotting of you land, and just how our '
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Atlantic (Toast Hini.
Enfield, N. C. December 8, 1017.
Aflantie Coatt Realty Co,
Petersburg, Va.
My Dear Sirs:
I desire to express my appreciation of the very satisfactory manner ia
which you conducted the salo of mg farm near Halifax, oa December 4th.
Just one hoar and twelve minutes were consumed ia 'selling aeven traeta
aggregating three hundred and siity-thrce acres, averaging approximately
$59 per acre, or a total ef 21,853.
These reenlts ware obtained through the persistent efforts of your most
efficient force. I feel that 1 should add here that each bid was bona ade
bid, and each purchaser, excepting one, has paid tke cash.
,1 am unable to express the praise that I feel is due your entire corps,
bat will etate aa a further evidence ef my esteem aad eonfideaee la tha
Atlantic Coast Realty Co. I closed another contract with you to tell my
River Tana containing 890 acres about January 10th.
Again thanking yon, aad extending to each member ef the. force any
very beat wishes for a pleaaant holiday season, aad a most prosperous
aew year, I beg to remain, . . -
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