Sunday Morning, August 20, 1916
ITER TfTNSTUN-SALKM J0URNA2
TIIRS3
High Pointers Are Marooned j
Until Late Hour in Twin-City
0 C I ETY
I.ITTI.1", THINGS
A gooH-hye kiss is a little thing.
With your hnd on the door to go,
Hut it takos the Venom out of the stint;
Of a thoughtless word of a cruel Hint
That you made an hour ago.
A kiss of greeting is sweet and raiv
After the toil of the day.
And it smooths the furrow ploughed
hy care,
The lines on the forehead you once
railed fair. .
In the years that have flown away.
,'Tis a little thing to say, "You are
kind;
I love you. my dear." earh night,
Put it sends a thrill through the heart,
I find-- ,
For love is tender, as 'love is blind
As we climb life's; rugged height.
We starve, earh other for love's ca-
We tnke. hut we do not the:
It see'.ns so easy some soul to loess.
J'Ut we d(de the love grudgingly, less
and less.
, Till 'tis hitter and hard to live.
Mr. I'aul Nhiiii lias
Keooverud l-Yoni Illness
Friends of .Mr, 1'aul .Vittin will be
Clad to learn that he has recovered
from his recent severe ilnoss. and will
return to the city from his home in
(luitford College to resume his work
on Monday.
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Mrs. W. C Hubbard and children
left yesterday for Carthage to visit re
latives. Mr. and Mis. Fred Hamilton, who
have spent the past six months in
Winston-Salem. left yesterday for
Newport N'ews to spend several weeks,
hefore going to their home In I'hil
(idephia. While in tholcity thev
made many friends, who regretted to
see. them leave.
Miss Kdith Adams
laiterlniilH for Guest
Very delightful proved the after
noon yesterday, when in Junior of
her house truest, and cousin. Miss
Nellie Hird Wood of Knxboro, Miss
Kdith Adams entertained at a most
enjoyable party, I 'regressive ana
grams vere- interestedly played al
Several attraclively arranged tables
on the hrond. inviting porcn.
The home Has abloom with many
heautiful Mowers, the bright color of
Which was emphasize, I hy being in
tersperse,! with potted "plants and
ferns. After a number of pi-egi-os-sion,
a tempting ice course was serv
ed hy Mrs. S. II. Adams, assited by
her daughter, Miss Thelma Adams
and truest. Miss Margaret P.ra.lshoi
of Koxohoro.
To the honor guist. was prescutel
u iovely gold liar pin, with .file
'While to Miss ID-den Henley, for mak
ing the highest score, a beautiful pliir
of silk hose were given. .
iMdlowiog the ire course. the
guests were invited into the parlor
where they were delightfully enter
tained with recitations bv Misses An
nie Mary I'untrell and Helen Heniev,
solos hy Misses I felon Henley ami
Unvvona Cromer and instrumental se
lections hy Miss Nellie Rlrd Woods,
About twenly guests enjoyed Miss
Kdlth's pretty party and' had the
plleasure of meeting her guest.
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Pleasant House
1'itrty Xt OvToid
Mrs. M. I'. ChamLleo of Oxford en
tertained on Wednesday afternoon
from fi lo T o'clock, complimentary to
her house guests. Misses Sara and
Marion Kdvurds. of linleigh; Melissa
and Nancy Hankins. of Winston-S.-i -lem.
anil Virginia Joins, of l.ouis
tnirg. The house presented a beau
tiful scene with a profusion of lovelv
flowers and electric lights and elec
tric, fans created constant breezes.
The guests were met at the door hy
Miss Marv I!.. Willi.--pis' -ind ushered
into the hall, where they were cor
dially (fl eeted by Mrs; f humblec a no
presented to the guests of honor.
Misses Kthel Hancock and Martha
Parker (trinklev dispensed uralige
piinch after which scor-- cards were
given out and the quests found (heir
pai-fners. and fables for rook, which
wrts very mii"h enjoyed nf seven ta
llies. After several interr.-tlng games
delicious refreshments consist inc. of
crearo, cake sniffed eherrles ami p-p-ft
were served hv Misses M "v V- Wil
liams. Kthel Hancock. Marl ha Pa'ket
Brinkley ami Mrs. !, 15. Coble, A col-
Ar scheme of vellow and green wa
e:ir-rjei out in die rci'i limi nts and
decorations '
The following vnong tallies ettioved
Mrs. I'hamblee's delightful hnspit.ilty.
' Misses Lucy l.aridls. Hexle White
Kstellr While. Sulllo Webb. I.oulso
Worth of 'Wilmington: Miss i;,iriln
nf (lustonia, Louise Currin. of liich
niond, Va.; Dorothy Itoystcr. Martha
l'arker I'.rinkley. .Mary llovul Han
cock. Ml hid Hancock. Marv fisher
Hunt, .lulia Council, Marie Meadows
.Mary and Ituth Shaw, Marie Medfnrd.
Melissa Hopkin, Alm-y K, Williams
(ieorghi Winston, Dai.sv lloltiians, and
Frith Howell.
EloetH'.TTinipf
KleetrolyBln.
L!E3 ELECTRO
THE
THERAPHY
OFFICE
Bth
Floor O'Hanlmi Bnlldlnc
Phone 877
She -Will-Expect
Johnston's
The Appreciated
CHOCOLATES
0' HANLON' S
"is we place:'
I '.njoxuhlc l'irnio
At Yiidkln Uivor
Friday evening the younger social
set spent a delightful outing at the
Yadkin river where they had a picnic
supper. Leaving t lie city in automo
biles, thev arrived at (he river about
fi o'clock. , ,
The holioivrs of (he .'lolly party
were Miss Klizaheth Clary of (lreen
luiro. t-rucsis oA Miss Mary Shepherd,
Misse Mary Alice (ialliiiK. of ban
enster. S. C.. Sciiti h ami Klcanor
ftev nolds of Ilristol, Tenn., I lei aliline
h'leshman of Kernersville. who com
pose Miss Mary l.ybrook I.asaler's
house-party, and Miss Julia Mae
Southerlanit f ( ioldshoro, q uests of
MissMftrparet Stockton.
In addition to these rliarniiiiK
younp irirls and their hostesses, the
following were also present: Misses,
Abigail Itoan, l.ucia Wilkinson, Sara
Jeffries. Maria in VauKhn. Frances
Hitchcock, Messie Ainhler, and Messrs.
Hohblns l.owe. Donald Tatiim. James
Conrad. Jules Spach. Kerr Speiicer.
Robert !. amber. son, Warren Wix. Roh
Mailer. Kalph Mailer. Hill Thoina.s,
Hustacc WhaliiiK, Carland Terry. .Mar
tin (ioodnian, Sam Collier. Jr., Charles
Hancock: Chapcrones. Mrs. M. IV
Stockton., Mrs. li. M. Hitchcock, Mrs.
K. 10. I.asatei-, Mr. and Mrs. K. ( ),
Leak..
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I). (.'. Kankln Missionary
StM'lety Will Meet Tomorrow
The D. C. Hankin .Missionary So
ciety iwill meet at lirainlette, the
home of Mrs. .Lindsay 1'atterson. to
morrow at 4: SO o'clock. It is hoped
that every member of the iiitanlza
tion will he present. Automobiles
will meet the cars at White street
from 4:10 to 4 , :iu o'ciorr;.
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Fiiirview I'liilalhoas
Klort Otlics'rs
The fhilathea Class of the Fair
view Moravian church met Friday
evenini; at the church and the fol
lowing officers were elected:
President. Miss Kthel . Mctialliard:
vice-president. .Miss Alia Mickey, sec
retary. Miss Trula Snyder; treasurer,
Miss Fssie Whiiliehl.
The next meeliiiK will be held with'
Miss Kthel McCalliard, on North
Liberty street.
Keuuiil'ul Kirilnlay
Party Is (ilven
The home ,,f Mrs. It. I'. Mosei
on North Liberty street was the scene
Frukiy nit,'ht of a very enjoyable af
fair In honor of the daughter. Miss
Kthel .loser, who was eelehrntiiiK her
1 n b,i ih.l .
The home was beautifully decorat
ed for Hie occasion and the color
scheme of pink and while was car
ried mil throimh the entire house.
. Punch was. served by Misses Min
nie I'liiiu and Kllie Punier. while
Miss llosa Pliillips iresided over (lie
vilest hook.
A Ulliuue conlcsl was rallied out
and HlOse winniliu prizes Vrre Misses
Ha 'Sprinkle and Wyatt Lamb. The
consolation fell to Misses Ui.sa Phil
lips mid 1 ra Kenerly. 1
At III o'clock the quests were in
viled iulo the iliniiiK room where the
lame birthday cake was cut.
Delicious ice .cream, cake and minis
were served 'by Misses Kthel flute,
Matlie and Inez Moscr.
The honoree was the recipient of
manv pretty t-'tCts.
. Anient: tluise present were: fissew
Clara Thornton,. Clara Armfield. Mar
:ueri'c Kllison, Hi Sprinkle, lOstelle
Slope, Tn va Sprinkle, Lena Muiidy,
Katherine Thompson, Lena iledee-
ock. A I; a Pelle llowar.l. Minnie
Hlnm.' Kllie Hiitner, . Kosa Phillips,
Lilian Lamh, .Martratet Casper. Mol
he Davis. P.ertha Fereuson; Messrs:
Walter P.ierson. Clyde P.ennett. Dal
las Kirby. li'a Kcncrl'. Virttie An
drews. Wiiifred Thornton, ,1. W. Hes
ter, Jr. Amos CumminL's. ;;. W. and
T. W. Lambe, 11. X. Tyler. John
l.imbe, Jr.. C. C. Sprinkle, ,,. s.
Moser. W. L. Moser and Mesdames
lla'iies, Mtiser. Crahatn and Heck-ard.-
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Miss Mini L. Anel
liiiti'i'lains
i Snrcial To Th .Jnto-nil)
Moonville. An?. 19. Miss N'ttui L.
Anpel most deliirh! fully entertained
this afternoon at her home. . from
four to six. In honor of her - little
neohew and niece, ( Uohetd. Jr.. and
Klizabeih Dodson, of Winston-Salein.
The little folks played a number of
interrstine, tranics on the hotel lawn
after which a delicious ire course
Mi set ved them bv Miss Alltrel as-'
sisted hy Mrs. t'has. P.. Dodson.
Those present were: Little Misses
(Irace Ha-yes. flay S'horf'. Kale and
Helen Spcas. l.ois Steelman. Mabel
Norman, clailys Jones. Mildred Am
htirn. Mari;uarel Ppeas. Cliiie Mic;k,
Carmen Fry. ftosa Woodruff. Vera
and Arless f'oraio, Martha , Pearl
Shore, Klizabeth Dodson, and F.van
celiiie Pardue Maslers Sleuart ami
Thad Shore. . lames 'Franklin Alnburn,
'Iroyer-. and -.f dlmer P.rown. ITiKon
Jones, and .Holier! Doilsnri, Jr.
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Prof. W. P.. Sieas
'))' oo III" acallon 1
Prof. W. T5. Spen.o, Mrs. Ppeas ami
children have fiinp to the rounlry to
MANICURING PARLORS
Room 115, Gilmer Bldg.
Hours: 9 to 12 and 2 to 6
Catering to ladies especially
If you would keep in the fcooil
unices of the girls, bi's, hy all means
learn to drive a motor truck, before
yon throw out your chest and pro
claim that ytii are ready to face the
world ami all us Joys and sorrows.
Tn this case, il is the latter that we
have lo ,eal wilh.
Fifteen of llprh Point's prettiest
and most winsome .vomit; debutantes
stood' on the corner of Main
And Second streets last nitiht and
sobbed- had a real Rood cry as "it
were, while a like number of yonni;
men stood close I y witli sheepish
looks on their sturdy faces and swore
tV'i'Ceh - -under their breath of course
at one of their n-.imner who was
missimr, hail cess to him.
These, thirty voiinc '.joy seekers"
came to Winston-Salem last nipht on
a hay ride. They lanchored their
larce truck in front of the Cadillac
traraee. Then the majority of them
strolled around to see the "white
way," tin', (I'llanlon huildintr, the
thronged streets' and the many other
features connected with "the city."
Like the rest, the chauffeur left to
see "the sights." He was to meet the
rest of the party at the corner at n
tiiven time. II was lovely.
The merry, makers stratit-'lcd hack
to the truck in small' groups, after
feasting on (he sights- for an hour
and mil) be imhibine, a glass of "soda
water," uinil all had answered pres
ent except the aforeinentioiijed chauf
feur. Inasmuch as this young gen
tleman was the only one in the party
possessing (he knowledge of how to
drive ii motor truck, consternation
reigned supreme. i
"He'll be here in n . minute, I
know." .sobbed one pretty young lass
wilh raven Mack locks and sparkling
eyes that twinkled brightly in the
glow of the arc light. "I know he
won't keep us wailing here long."
The clock in (he town hali tolled
II:. 10 by striking one time.
"One o'clock." gasped a quick
thinking young gentleman. "Holy
smoke. I wonder where that guv can
be?" . -
The n i i n ii I os passed until another
JSociety Personals
Miss Ksther Pain of Charlotte- Is
visiting Miss Lola Doub on Holly uve.
line,:
.Miss Mary lieid left last week tor
l'.altimore nntl New l'nrk to pur
chase fall goods for the Winston Mil
linery ( 'ompanv.
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Mr. and Mrs, K. F. Harher, Miss
Klla May liurher. Miss Nancy Pres
ton and Mr. Charles Fordhnin went
to Italeigh in Mr. Harbor's car yes
terdav to spend Sunday.
.Miss Sarah Itooc of Winston-Salem
is (he guest of Miss Myrtle Clldger
at her home on .Moutl'ord avenue.
Ashevillo Times.
Mrs. Dick Manchester - of Char
lotte, wlio has been visiting Mrs. X .
P.. Williams on Highland avenue and
unending ihe ball games here, re
turned hoin.i yesterday. Mrs. Williams
accom pa uieil her and Will attend Ihe
panics in charlotte t h is week.
Mis.s Klizabelh Conrad of Wlnston
Salein arrives ill' the city today to he
guest of Mrs. (ieorge VV I'.ryan, her
aunt. Miss Conrad and Miss Loss
Durham leave in a few days, for
Tuxedo, to visil Miss Durham's aunt,
Mrs. J n. Hell --Charlotte News.
Miss Km i ly Critnth of. Cleunnons.
who has been visiting Mrs. Will Vmr
ler and .Mrs. T. L. Cliiigman of Ihis
city, will leave tomorrow for Thom
asvillo. where she will spend a few
days with her uncle. Mr. ('has. Grif
lith. spend a week or (en days wilh rela
tives, They will spend a part of the
time with Mr. Speas' father. Mr. .1.
S. Spens. at Pafllown and .will later
visit Mrs. Speas' lather, Mr. W. 11.
Long, at Tohaecoville;
llnr-W llliniihiim
Vinounceinenl
' The fnllnwinc annminrement. for
warded lo friends in Winston-Salem
will he of great Interest to the ac
quaintances of the parties who are
referred lo in the fuMowitiu message
1 roio Macon ( leorpia :
"Mrs. ('aider Haynrird Willinghair
HtmiMices tlJe encigeuient of her
daughter Camille Barnard, to Dr.
Henry l.el:,,y Izl.ii- of Wimtou-Sn-lem.
North Carolina. The wedding to
take (dace in the eyrly fall."
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GIRL GOULD
JOT WORK
How She Was Relieved from
Pain by Lydia E.Pinkham'
Vegetable Compound.
Taunton, Maw. " I had pains in both
siiles and when my periods came 1 had
U 3 tay Ht homo
from work and suf
Or a lone; time.
One day u woman
cunu' to otir housn
an u il a b.c a..,m y
mother why I was
ufferinir. Mother
told her that 1 suf
fcreil every tnontli
afifi she: said, ' Why
don't you buy a
bottle of Lydiu ft.
Fin-khain's Vcj;etalde (.oinpound? ' My
mother boupht it ami the net month I
wa m well that I worked all the month
without staying at home u day. I cr
in good health now nrd hsve told M ?;
iriris almtit it.' Mis Cl.tcin: Mitiy
22 RuhhcII .street, T.umtoi!, M, .-.
Thousands of girl-i snircr in r'tlepc
every month rather tbarf coiis-n!' a rh
jician. !f pirH who are troubled :!
painful or irrcgukr pevii ''!.-, b!n!.;n'!i
headache, 'rfi?i;inrr-do'.'n 'oinn
fainting spells or indigestion won: I ta'
Lydia E. Pinkham's VsgefAWe for
pound, a safe and pure remedy ma
from roots and herbs, much :t'T -n,
tnif'bt tic iivoidei'.
i Write to l.yiliu K. Pinlilutm Ni.-o'i.-o
Co , Lynn, Miiks. (ciHHidcril'Hi' I i.
I advice which will pruvei helfful.
l!PPPi
hour had rolled aroun.l. At 12:Si
sad scene greeted the kite passer
by. Numerous young women were
lyine in the truck face downward on
Ihe hay. sobbing their pretty hearts
out; two husky patrolmen were try
ing to offer words of encouragement
and at the same time keep u sharp
watch for any person that might look
like Ihe delinquent chauffeur.
A! last one young lady became
possessed of a horrible (nought. She
raised her tear-stained face from the
hay and sobbed: "Just supposing he's
drunk," meaning the chauffeur, of
course. . Alias, this causeiU'resh Out
bursts of tears. The young men
were taken severely to (ask lor their
inability to run a "simple thing like
n motor truck" as one of the dames
put It, and it was while this was
in progress fin unsteady step was
hen rd coming down (he pavenwnt
half a block away.
"There i is" came a chorus, "and
he's drunk, too. l-'ull lo the brim."
lint they were mistaken. It was
only a resident of Happy Hill slowly
wending his drunken way homeward.
He passed the sorrowful crowd, his
whiskeythickened hrain unable to
grasp the predicament in which his
white brethren and sisters were expe
riencing. Another step was heard. Like (he
thst, it wns unsteady. The High
Polluters held their breaths. Would
thisjl he the chaulTern. tilled wilh
spir tnous strength? . Would he want
lo .piish Ihe truck bmue instead , of
drive It ? .- 1 -
l( was the chauffeur hut he was
not drunk. He was us sober as a
lodge; H, had n hard time convinc
ing the numerous female members of
Ihe parly that he was not under the
influence of whiskey, but . soon all was
settled satisfactory and wilh the re
turned "prodigal son " al the helm,
the ood ship "Hiph Point" started
on her return .tourney.
Moral: He sure to learn how to
drive a motor truck. Jmys.
PflSTB.T.PJ.
I
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Kiilly fur MpVhImts IMiumed
Km' Xcxf Saturday, AYIipii
Mpiiilip.rs tit' tlic Stiitc
Dt.anl Will be llcif.
The regular inonlhlv meeting of
ihe Post I!, North Carolina liivision
Travelers Association "f America
was held at Hie .inzenibu T, and new
faces were noticed as being present.
President Marsh commented on it
in a few well chosen retiiar! and
the officers of the local post in-, 'el
oilier member?' who have not ' v
in habit of attending these moi.'hh
meetings to come mil and mingle
witli Ihe "Knights of Hie Crip" as
something of Interest is discussed
concerning business "f every char
acter. After reports were received from
special and standing committees,- It
was the sense of the Post (hat a ral
ly for members he held In the cltv
next Saturday, -when members of the
State llonrd of Ihrcctors will assist,
as they come here lo attend regular
board mcetnir. which Will be hd I
next Saturday iiitlu al the olllee of
Secretary Crntchliclil
The membership chairman wob i
local committee will loo'. iC'cr
few lapses the count'g weel- A com
mittee was appointed-In miine ah 'ar
rangements for n li estnif ids M be
served at the regular monthly ruei :
lug the third Saturday nvbt in. S-e(.-leinber
which will be known a a
"gel logelher Hireling."
Short talks for Hi- go i I of Ihe as
sociation was niaib' by !! I il l i
bers and the niceton," wrpi ad.iovtn-
Ncmitnr, AVIih ';intp(l the
judgeship, it is Said, lii
uorod in the Wiwain's Se
lortii ills l'nl' Offices
New Vl.l'k. Aug. I ' In sclccling il:
favorlli's for judical ., lilies lo he tili
;il the election ihi.- f ill. the lCxccut i
i.'oiiiniidee of T:u any Hall gave a
Hint of its plans I'd' licit venr.
for the supi '"ic Court' beiu b
places now ocenpit n lo John C: Clork
and (ienrge V: Malum, both ap-
poiulees of Cm ' Wl'ii 'nan, lamnianv
chose lioherl I., f.ncc of lt own Low
Coiumillee, ami Pichard II Mitchell,
Asslslaid Instiic! Aiioiiiev of l.r.oii.s
county. Justice ei non ,f. liavis is
selected lo sun-cod himself
John I-' Mel - , .. erillilnnl I'lW-
ver ami formei A-1-lornev,
is picked no
llell.'ial Sessions bi
vni r by I nsl i o i A 1 1
Illicit for Ihe lime
ll.ln!, who is an 1 1
'Lint District At
Ihe place on Ho
l , b :n nleil hi-'!
,rnc Sw.inii and
b .llulge lee-
!), i ndent iichio-
ci al .
Il was Mini a "
k'oiirteenth .-'ii-c'
erf .1'. Warner h
laliou foi oie o
So pl'i'tiir I 'on I I In
! I le- itieel ini:
U n; a m I ha'
hc
!:
nl declined a ib-u
f :hc places on ll
ni b This gives hii
'on! of 1 1 1 1 i
b clinations
-(few rrrnmhs
-W -Ine refnwf- 4ve
Posi mastership a
lor liovernor.
The (ruth is; m
Wagner is being
I the nomiiia ' ion
l.clieve, i Inn
ooiued for
Mr,
(he
.Vlavorally ilomiii H ion
next year. He
lioiniiiatioii. t!
wanted i he' Judc'shii
is sa id, a nd t bn I he i
ennstih-reil significant
'id
not get it is
le has been
niierlv tallied ol im several weeks
as
'In- probable iioioii . c for Mayor.
Frank !.. liowlor. Illling an unex
pired term as Prulm! of the hoard
of Alderiiien is 'be the organiza
tion candidate for iluii place If
elected, he 'will ' "'t' one year His
designation nolo. re- 'hat he will also
be (he candidate n. ' n-.'it. The re
poit is thai. She
.selected for the
Presidency, and
John J. Filiter
Ihe Tammany i
Iroller.
HI M Smith will be
.Manhaitan p.orough
that Congressman
Id probiibly will be
iniince for i 'omp-
Ta ri
lu'ei-'i'
h to renoni
.iigresKioen c.-
nale ;i
cept (
teenth
II ils inestni
leorgi
W Lop, in (he Thir-Seii.il-or
Christopher Ii.
g-t ihe nomination in
In the nineteenth, now
by Walter Chandler, a
Slal
Sullivan will
that disfriet.
represented
I 'roe res'iive
the iH'inocrais (irobabh
will get togothoi
Michael Scliaaps,
Progressive.
ftnrney Jiowutng. Iiepnty
und once Coiiiliilssiyiier of
Sheriff
i'ublic
IT LAS
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The aboe is a likem-ss of K. V.
Crist, who will deliver a free lecture
today at the Paramount theater at
3 o'clock p. in., under the auspices
of the International llitile Students' i
Association. His subject, "The Out
come of the War." treated from a
scriptural (standpoint, should prove
prolidihle to those interested in what- '
ever the Bible has to reveal regarding:
the limes In which we are living. It
MI.MOIK )l' CAHOLYX
l CWITT i
Nl.WTI.U
1'lie darling little child, Carolyn De-
Will Sin v lor, who1 sleeps so sweetly ju
lier little white casket, surrounded by
he lloweis (hat she loveii sJo well, was
ihe only child of our liro. John D.
mil Si. Carrie Linvillc Sluwler. She
,vas born "on March Jilih, 1HI4. and
vas spared lo be the joy of (he par
'tits' hearts and Ihe sunshine of their
lome for ' ears.
lays.
I .months ami
She was a child .of unusual beauty
ihl pi
lose
olilise. I 'hysica ll , she measured
ii Ihe perfect standard .md al-j
Has giving evidence of a strmiK!
d
ind ijleri mind. Full of overilnw lug ;
leg. inlercsled ill tile (hilll.'S h;lp-j
..cuing .iboiil her. wilh happy disposl- !
lion and loving heart she was thci
eider of an ev er widening circle of I
idmiring and devoted friends whose
ioy il was to have her near..
She wa fond of the out-of-doors
mil happy in praying ami riding in
lie air and 1 lie sunshine. I'.ul. per
haps, her greatest delight was lo lu
ll I lie garden w iih the flowers where
lie could pll'lcli Hie choicest ones for
iiose whiiiil she lovoil best,
N'ol oulv In her own home was- her
iresencc a constani delight, (ml in
he In
I
grandparents and other
clalivCs
Will, her
due to lii .1
Is she was juf't begin
wav (o ihe church
in. would have been
with others froui
i' which she was a
iriiinerv I lejiii i l no-lit,
,ni' taken iu-r regu
aaks of the Soui1a-
be l
mil s , I
r mi
l':l tlsl'eri I'd a!o
be I'laill' Poll
uelnbef I'o I he I
lfl'1 she would
ill' place in ihe
In.,.!
Iimg liciiis ware beginning to
.tan ni.tnc lliings for her earthly fu
iirc, of which ihcy felt reasonably
,ure, La- she had alwass en. lovcl such
i i . 1 health ' (b i twelve davs ago she
a;is taken sn k. and before manv days
lad passed, her condition . hecauu
i la tin ira: AnMous davs and uighls'
.veic sii. ai l.v Ihe watchers at her bed
si.!..
i In- I'u 1 1
.1 ri n.' i
i ha I . I'
ill .',i I
ae r. si,
A wi
ll horw'i:
-ri-iiitijr
loving s
.an ser'vice was given lo
nl -ol' lis a bilil and divine
as sough in earnest prayer,
I ' ll lu-r .willed it so. her lite
.light lie prolonged and she
il hi heallli and .strength,
and loving Lord w illed il
and at eight o'clock on Ihe
I' A uriis! istii.. If I ii. the
tour 'mil: her in IDs arms
md i -a -1 1 1 1 : lion,
vheie father
icr' wait ii;;: 1.
her fo (he oilier home
ml Ib.r will lin. I
vvelce ihein.
Safe 'II ' he al ius of Jesus.
Saf I lis gentle breast.
There bv His lov-e o'el -shaded.
Sweeilv her soul doth rest
I lark, 'list he voice of a ore's
(ionic in a song to no.
iv ei ihe fields of gloi .,
Over Ihe -crystal sea.
Safe In t he nrms- of ,(;.. us, '
Sale on J I is gen! le breast,
There bv Ills love o'. r -shaded
Sweetlv her son I ..doi ' t-w.
DEATHS
Si l l, I, M XV Nl Mr K
.Mr and Sir;-, Pobah , T. .Snunder
o ti Li I .Mulberry street have Ihe deep
chi svnipalhy of their host of friend.
'iiclay in the sail . .death . ... of their
bright hub- two vear-obl daughter.
Slell.-i May. whieli occurred at (he
home Salui'day afternoon at 1! o'clock,
following an illness, that heg.-in onlv
the night before.
The little girl was unusually bright
lor one of her age, possessing many
Hails (ha! had caused her lo be dear
ly loved by every one in Ihe eonimuu
ity. Ier slliilllig little face Will be
SHdly missed "not only in the home
circle, hut in Ihe entire neighbor
hood. Surviving, in addition to the parents,
'lid one hi other. Thurmond, .ire one
itraiidinolher. Mis', I'hoelx Snimilorn
..r Wliistoii-Siilem. aiid a grandfalher
Mr. Iv L. Kverhart of Davidson eoun
1 v
The (uncial services will he held
ibis u.1 leroooii al the resilience of (In
parents, conducted by Lev. .). K
I Tnli I. pa-lor of the llmne Moravian
church a -.sped by pev . Krtiest stock
Ion, pii-aor of ihe Christ Moravian
.hiii'li. The Iterineiit will follow in
Midway cravev.ud. .12 miles south of
: hocitv.
Well, under Porougll President
Mi eari. is 'laic.i for Sullivan's place
ill I he Stale Sen, tie and Senator Wag-
uer i-' to he sent back for another
vein-
vT tv n iir IT rrm rrf eem T1S(T e e r o r'
ga iii.ai ion ic.ill.v hose .Mr. Mitchell
for the I Iron x .liidgsblp. the Itronx
I'olllllv I 'olrl ti i il I ee went through the
(oraia in ' of designating him. At
the same lime H.-nrv li'riirkui'r was
desigllllted lo succeed himself as Ttcp
rescnialive ol the Twenty -second Con
gressional. Dilll'lcl. ami .laloes Maii:
ilion, Slal.- Senator, vvas ' boson as Ihe
ol galli.al ion candiilafe for Congress
Ironi the rw'-uic fo.irib 'I'hr- present
Asseniblvuien w.-re redesignated, and
John Iinniiigaii was i e-.b-signa t ed for
the Sta'e Senate from the Tweniv first
John V. Sheridan was selected to make
Ihe run tor ipe Senate ill the Twen
iv - -eccml
Tin i niv .-nonni'iee passed res-
oluiions y es(-f.ia v. indorsing Ct csl
den( Wll'on and praising his "wise
states. ia nsh i p" in (eeping ((,,. eoun
trv out of war P also ratified the
action of the Saratoga Conference in
epprnving the nomination of .fiidife
Seahuiy for liovernor.
8it postcards and one extra
photo in a. pretty folder for fiOc.
ITKAIi PHOTO COMPANY
Phone 1092
Quality Meet Me al The ideal l Economy
Summer Dresses
Half Price
i - . . f , .'At,
White Skirts
1-4 Off
Parasols
Half Price
Coat Suits
At Give i Away Prices
To Clean Up At Once
New Fall Goods
Arriving Daily
TKATHKR: TTfiE IDEAI '
I WINSTON SALEM L f0'
hcW -eCSTSTOClC-fHc am Peptomher
SPI,Knil MI'KTIXfJ .VT
I fUAYT M(t NTAI.V ( I.OSlaS
Pev. J. S. lliall. pastor of Hie
(irace M. 1", cbiircb. has refiirned
from Pit ,t Mountain and will (ill his
pulpit (it both services tomorrow.
Mr. llinlt has been assisting in eou
d'leting n very successful meetlne? nt
the .Viet Ho.lisl church there. The
meeling does not close until tonight,
hut Mr. Hialt rclurned to fill Ins
charge here,
Th' loeetlm: vviis one of the best
held in Pilot M mi n I a i n for some (line.
The attendance whs very gnpa.
HANKS AM C MEOI.IN
Diviix: doi ni l'. noNoits
Carolina -Mills and Mnnestown. di
vided a doitblf- header yesterday, C.'ir
olina. winning (he flrsf to 1. anil
I fanes Ihe second. ! to . S. The Mill
boys won the matlm-e affair hy
bunching hils- o'T penplew;" Jn the
third inning, tills bv fiobson, Pinks
Ion, f'lilllam and Self scored five runs.
Self pitched ii wonderful ga'me for
Carolina. . holding Ihe strong .Ilanes
leam' lo (Wo tuts. He also secured
four hits out of five trials. Pulllan
and f ti.inillon plavcd star bull In the
field. Heavy hitting lri the fifth In
ning forced Peoples from the mound
in favor of Adams.
Willi Miller . itching inihe, liable
I. ati r, it- llaneslown in the soonii.1
affair, fhe visitors , easily won by h
:i to :i count. Miller allowed "the fair
olina l.ovs only three seatH-red hils.
MAN lll lti: VI STI ItnW TOOK
m.i i,i: Hon roit anotiicii
If is tepfirlo.l as an acliia! ..fact that
a man delivered some guilds at the
Phoenix Cal'e yesterday morning and'
sfaried out. He stopped and began
bilking to what he thought was the
man in charge. After Ivvo or Ihr-i-e
lein.'irks. seeing no move, on the part (
of the siiposeil man to give him the)
money foi l Ills . induce,, he tail. I l..,:
his rcllcel ion in (be mirror: Well.:
ifii't you gom' to pa.v me','"
Fresh Shipment:of r
"Made "Last Nigh r
She Will Appreciate This
Exquisite Candy
Phone 49
RANKIN -BUTNER'S
"PROFIT- SHARING DRUG STORE"
FOR ALL AC'IIL'S AND I'AINS -'
we have a remedy or n relief. Wheth
er It ho the stinging paltl of a corn r
the mHdrlenlnr agony of a splitting
headache, you dun find relief at thU
pharmacy. But why wait till your
sufferings are acute and prolonged.
Wise people keep these remedle at
hand for Immediate use, . 8ha.ll We
make you a list of "those you ought to
have?
Owens Drug Co.
THK Rli'.AIi lKnJilsrH
Prescriptions,
Carefully Compounded
At Any Hour
Open lliy and Kigtrt ,
I'lione 111 or tfr,' , i
HUT CHINS'
DRUG STORE
"On The Minute Service"
Our guarafltee Is back of all
our work.
IDEAL L'HOTO COMPANY -Phone
1092
Over production simply ihmhh that
! Ihe supply exceeds the demand, and
j yet the world keeps oh' making mis
I lakes.