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LOLINA
?ucua
M Hodge. A
rod ?lo b7 Ml" Trarti Hookar
of OrMnrtll* WW much onJO?W
The tMim at -th. atternoon ?U I
made by Or. Jenny Orotic: on the I
"People of India". Hut night ? moat
tataraattag atrtlaa j
tmOoul cietcia
*T MM. C. A. D.
bovr auotbcr ??
llrrrccl by Dr. Crixler.
Tbla morning tk ? nnp and pralae
aervtce. dm of the. attraction. <4
e the convention waa ceudocled bj
Ker Robert V. Hope, the Weal paa
tor Tk. XIU.. of waloome -a.
I made by Sa?. If. A. Darta and the
raaponae < kr Rot J. R. Tingle of
Ayd.n. vjA 1 J ?
After thla ploaalng feature an en
roibaaat of datacataa took place and
rtT two hundred were placed on
I . tbe roll
?? Toalgbt another eerrlce of lntar
-/?' a* wlU take place Th. Km and
mte aervice wfli be ooodorted br
I Mr _ Hajraa Karlab of Wllaon follow
IV'iMV tbe oonrentlen aermon to be
fm- ?- deOr.red br Re? B. T. Bitting of
T fl. 1 llle. There will be a pedal
\?? mate br tbe aholr. Tbe atate lab
ia Mldreae win be mad. br Mr.
Jt. T- Smith of KJuaton.
I^StaOM the prominent vtaitora
ntlon are Bar. a. McLean
? of th. chareh bare., tow. &.
P. Haaltb of Klaaton; Re?. V U. 0.
Storey of Wlaatoa-Salam: Re? X 0.
CaMwell D. D-. prealdent of tk*
Atlantic Ckrlatlan Collage, wllaon;
Rare. R. M. Hopklna ot Cincinnati,
awratarr of tk^ Bible School of
ES
George vfr.
7, aecrotary ot
board and
hi glad
body, of
workers here and hopes
heir stay > here will be jhmc
nd profitable. The con rent Ion is
x pec led to adjourn tomorrow night
ADDRESS OF WELCOME
latera of th? Christian Woman's
Board of Ml sal cms and Friends:
Aa I turn' my eyea lovingly over
his assembly by aoul warms and
endera of tome fine senaatlpn. th?t
wHl name enthusiasm, end my
ieart echoes humbly, a reaponae In
oe glad rejoldn* psalm of thanks
irlnj?for even weak nervs must j
omeUmee grow highly tensloned
nd poetry of life awake and treb
le In tb< moat proaalc nature
.tare.
Fourteen year* this October put
t wu my pleasure to welcome the
Ml tee of our C. W. 8. M to this
ur little dtjr. and fourteen yearn,
erbaps, has brought to us alike rar
?rlenees of happiness and sorrow
see many that ware with US then,
ut alas, quite a (aw bid ur their
ut adieu and ermij the border
rom whence no traveller erer re
urns. I fain would name those
oved ontj we mlu so much but
ometblnf tails me to refrain at \he
umber gone. We all alike ha.e
uffered the loss, but1 the great hap
Inees f experience Is this the year
ortunltlee. How rast and glorious '
? chance of schleTemenU' |
That each one present may In '
pine measure be a' sharer ana Con
tibutor to tbeee I bid Ton In the|
?half of th? C. W. B. M. th our
fashlnstoo an a taring and sincere '?
LADIES COAT SUITS
" '?'-yiL??^t~?.,,.. ? - *
Each day we are adding new numbers to
tbis department. Here is where you
should buy your Suit?if workmanship,
fit and PRICE interests you. Prices $12.50
to $25.M.
STATEMENT OF CONDITIO^
OFTHC
IFlrst National !&ank ,
' ;oir v
Wa^tmato*4tJlorCerolUte
at thcTcuose CofIbusincss NOV. 10. 1*10
L_
RESOURCES ? 3
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- 4M.U
U. S. Bond* - - 25,M*.M V
Other Bond. ....
I Fixtures - MM.M
i CMh U.TNLM
t ?' ? V t MAM
a^"o?,c?*'
information and 'enthurfaim "
~ rr.,rc"/ou ????..uE
w.7come ? " ttrt?
I your patient ""J? u* of
'Inc. Z. T. , ?C,rtr
Uught in the ?,kool that al
ow* no riolatlon of aatura't law
To each and all Horn ev.rywbere
you lB th.
nsspoNie to address of
WBLCOJU.; Tr>:
' ?">?? that each woman her.
r.p?..nUiig a mMooary aoclety
In the Old North But*, feel. . w.d
renponie to to hearty a welcome
??4 If pcwlble for each to ?>? what
l? ?? the heart, there would go up
? treat chorus of "i thank yon'"
AM their representative. I expree,
to you our hearty appreciation, and
OP* th" <>?<? W?In? together may
??. ? mutual ble^ug ThM ,
,recurn for your hoepluitty. ao taJ
Zlu'""" "~l - '"<?
??. '-.3* m" '?*f with you .W*u
memorle.. that we taay live (? J0ur
Election., and may ali work toK^h_
er In awteter nnlty and fellow.hlb,
?ccompllrtlng more for the Maafcr
"*'? *<*'<> Of Mlaaions. becaua.
b"n together .?d know
each other better.
CORRB8PONDINO 8ECHK TART'fl
RSPORT
After the .lip rem. effort for the
great centennial year It waa feared
there would he a tenden^
?o,h
ha, ~^!?rt' W- *~ thf.
?ot been true, to a ay .item it.
jzz:b: ??? zz*
thao over before, j
^nTre",^;'
irS;}}""?
More churche. have had nan
ma'n^"" "" Chrl?"" Wo
"f n,* ??"J -e Mln
*"? *l,? more aaalxtance
?d encouragement; and. the Dla
d'"""1" "her* W"
Z..ZI' ""m*U *"rk- Tb.re
ZfJwH^ """* "'"wolntmenta.
?* dlaconragementa, but our Ood
,b~ '??? bl-alng.^'
,or >n
.?..V'pl'a^Tr .,.hd?n IO"
era hare beea add" "? ??
Th^??nor Roll condltlona ..re:
D,y T? 0b""' C. V. B M
Second. To ohier?0 the Week of
PWf ?" J-aster offering
report" Pr?m""y -*? all
P-TTmh. A" '' centa
i W?a. "peelai otter.
Fifth. Somo part In the Moee?
Afetsorlal Fund. -^oaes
k.n?r ??'i.n? hare
*?Pt tbeae conditions. They ar..
iV.S.
xrs*
?on ' 1 Swa?P?. WIJ.
""rtr .,ul?.rlM and /hu^.^
?"ed the day " ?"?
--rzr'ru"
ether, will do .a U?!a ysar
-oCV;VVMr "
ion rZr.,1 P"MBt Uo
(Continued on P.? Threap'
4 Per Cent
Compound Interest
On
.? c c o tin t s
Savings &
Trust Co.
Capital $50,000
I Stirolu* ami
X
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"Let them %o love that raea" and
mj mt- * *?
I?!how they love Mil oUMnf'tit.
their Jove
Shall ripen to * proverb.
Known, whan their (tooa %
% . in the laad? '?,>
Oa&golden dream of love,
which may death ^>1
Aw*ke them with heaven's
ia * lite .. . V,'
Wore living to soiqe happier
Mr. John Durham Qorhaiiv ?l*d
Miaa Itebn Helen DumaL \ frero
married at the First k Preabj^w-inn
church last night at 9 o'clofk :ia ti?e
presence oC a brilliant company, To
the Inspiring strains of Meiidels
shona wedding march and the itaer
ry peal of the marriage be}l obe of
Washington's fairest women and
one of Wilson's popular young men,
wanjtod their way from the historic 1
ediWe carrying with than every j |
wish for happiness, joy aiul lor.*: lis* !'
las man and wife. No marring* ha* '
occurred in this city for years in
which the contracting parties were
more popular and whq begin the
Journey of life udder more suspi
cious circumstance* * '. ?
No fairer or more popular: girl
4r*e plighted her trotlr:. aw eat' and
attractive In girlhood; . urbane> and
magnetic In womanhood, t>be enters
the sphere of wlfchoftd.rig^ ?n
to make the queen of t be home and'
jto enrich thoae neareat and dearest. ,
The bride la the only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Duraay of this
city, and a honor graduate of the
;Salem Female College and -Academy j
?of Winaton*8alem. Since her real-1
?dence In Washington for the past I
eighteen years, ahe has ever been I
'hi the forefront not only In the |
?circle of her friends but the infill-1
?cnco of her young life haa beer, an)
?inspiration and a benediction She
?la not only attractive In face but
her manner and diapositlon has al-1
waya placed hes conspicuous among ?
Washington's popular aociety worn-!
en. She la a woman of culture and
?refinement and aa a wifo and com
panion In her this city gives one
lof its best. As a girl, sw^et nnd
?unassuming; as a woman, urbane
land magnetic, as u wife, ahe has the
?best w'ishes of a host of friends and ,
? the wish is catholic that both her j
.afternoon and evening will be only 1
Hone grand sweet song.
? Mr. 'John Gorham, the groom, is I
? a native of Wilson. N. C. He Is at!
? present In the employ of the Wash
? ington Buggy Company aa book
? keeper. Before caating his' lot here
? he waa employed in the First Na
Itlonal Bank of Wilson. He came to
? this city a comparative stranger.
? but not for long did he remain a
? stranger?he soon engrossed hlm
.self In the hearta of all apd no young
man has ever become a citizen of
? Washington who has wielded more
? iaQuence. Mr. Oorham haa a bright
? anil"promising future and this paper
Joins his many friends In wishing
| him every happfnes sal ready assur
? ed by winning the baad of such a
? noble weman as a helpmeet.
I A more distinguished company
never attended a wedding. The
|church, where to many happy and
iJoyous v eddings have been solemn
? '"M Wi * dream of loveliness. The
uitar and chancel was ' a pel-feet
bower of ferna. palms and yellow
and white chrysanthemums. 8u
coded in front of the altar was
a huge marriage bell, the work of
deft fingers and loving hearta and
under this Miss Dumay promised
to be a fslthful wife and Mr. Oor
ham a duttfnl husband.
Just before the bridal party was
announoed Miss Bess Coeoley sang
c
our windows for display oI
"oys and Holiday Goods.
msmsm
i CITY LAST NIGHT
\' 7 ' J
sweotly "All For You." Her rendi
tion of this popular solo was much
praleed and Justly so. An the dy
ing strains of this familiar sir died
away the massive organ glided Into
Lobengrlns sad the bridal party en
tered the church. The first to en
ter were the polite-, and attentive
ushers. Messrs George Hackney, Jr..
snd Dr. K. O. Moore of Wilson;
down the right aisle snd Mr. P. &
Worthy and. Mr. George- Staunton
of Wilson <down the left aiele. Af
ter the jostiters had assumed their
places at the chancel the doors to
the right gad left of the choir loft
opened and the bridetOBUds were
seen coming to the maftt on trance.
Fleet to enter were Miss Julia Mayo
and Miss Rena BrdW of Greenville,
Tenn.; Miss Linda Moore snd Mies
May Belle small; Miss Ceddle Fowle
and Miss Wlnnlfred Nicholson. Ar
riving Jt the main entrance they
were Joined by the groomsmen snd
re-entered the church as follows:
Alios Rena Brown of Greenville,
Tcnn., with Mr. Benjamin Smith of
Wilson; Miss Julia Mnyo with Dr.
Henry Best of Wilson; Miss Linda
Moore with Mr. Samuel Etheredge;
Miss May Belle 8mall with Mr.
Harry McMullan; Mies Wlnnifrea
Nicholson with Mr. Willis Hackney
Df Wilson; Mlse Caddie Fowle with
Mr. Alvls Patterson of Wilson.
All the bridesmaids were exquis
itely gowned in white satin carrying
touqtiets of yellow chrysanthe
mums.
The bridesmaids and xroomnmen
were followed by the maid of honor,
lllss Francis LaGrand Dock^ry of
Rockingham. N. C., donned in a
l?wn of yellow chiffon over raes*a
Ine, entrain, carrying white chrys
kisie. At the.same time from the
left aisle came the dame of honor,
Mrs. James E. Simmons of Tarboro.
3he wore a magnificent creation of
ehite crepe meteor, trimmed with
jearls and real lace and held e large
louquet of white chrysanthemums.
Just before the bride, leaning on
^ie arm of her father, Mr. A. M.
Dumay, the cashier of the First Na
tional Bank, entered the church
iweet little Mlaaes Mary Virginia
MacLean. Louise Sprukn Lca*h. Au
Kusta 8immons Clark and Majorle
Hoyt, were the cynosure of all as I
they walked slowly up the respr I
tfve aisles strewing flowers In the
[>ath of the brldo-elect.
All eyes were now centered In her
loon to plight her troth and give]
her hesrt and hand to .one *he had \
promised to love and keep In sick
ness and health "till deitb her do ]
part.
The brido always an attractive i
and beautiful woman never looked !
lovler. Her gown was a beautiful i
creation of white Duchess satin eu-<
trains, with real lace and pearls and
orange blossoms. She carried a!
shower bouquet of Hllle* of tho val
ley. Arriving at the altar sh* was
met by the happy groom and his
best man and brother, Mr. George
Gornam of Wilson. Together they
faced Rev. J. N. H. Summerell. D. D.
of New Hern and Rov, H. B. Sea
rfgbt, pastor of the First Presby
terian church, thie city, cno in e
few solomn but impressive words
they were united for life?a life
everyone wishes will be oniy sun
shine and happiness. During the
beautlfil ceremony the soft strains
of Trahmert chaeed away the stillness
As they were pronounced one by
the officiating clerygymen the organ
pealefl forth Mendelsehen's weddini
march and Mr. and Mrs. Gorhan.
left the ehurch carrying with them
the best wishes of a host of friends.
No more beeutlful wedding has ever
been solemnised In this city. So
ciety witnessed it en masse.
Immediately after the wedding a
public reception was redered the
happy couple and the bridal party
at the home Of the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Dumay on West
Msia street, where a large number
called to pay their recocts and offer
(Continued on Page Four.)
REVOLUTION
IS 6MWING
K1 Puo, Texaa Xor. 52.? With
thrc- town#?Torren, Gomo*-Pula
clo and Pueblo?in the heads of the
Mexican revolution!*.# end Chihua
hua beleaguered by Mandero'i men
who surround it In the mountains
waiting an opportunity to atom tie
garrison. jthe Mexican government
bas resorted to military oonscrlp
lloo, according to reports received
here today.
Over 1,000 men and women have
b?en killed and wounded in fighting
shout the towns of Parrel. Torreon.
domes-Pal ado. Durance And Puebla
according to the same reports. This
Is a conservative estimate, other re
ports of leas definite character mske
the loeses Ave times ss high.
As a result of the Mexicsn gov
ernment commanding "private tele
graph wires snd placing the most
rigid censorship and placing the
most rigid censorship today upon all
ilspatches being seat; from Mexico
City, the details of the fighting last
night and early today were 'low Id
irrlvlng.
Senor Coeio. minister of war to
Any sent a large detachment to pre
rent the Yrqul Indians from Join
ing the rebels.
The Yaftttls nre th#? most savage
tribe of Indians oxtant and they
kave always been a tfiorn In the side
>f Mexican peace.
The territory |tr which they lire
is wild and ruggod and constantly
?atrolled by ruralos.
Somewhere In the mountain fast
leases, no one knows definitely
shere, Francesco Msdero, head and
ront of the prsaent revolution. Is
fathering his army . It Is believed
lere.
Madero's arqiy Is believed to be
ibout 2,000 btrong although ihere
umitiim iti gmyioti
og constant recruits
There was no definite Information
ecelved here today to substantiate
he report that (?eneral Pernado
teyes, a political exile from Mexico,
nd an enemy of Prealdent Wax Is
?n his way from France to Mexico
o lead an army against the Mexican
?gulars. However, no one doubts
hat Reyes sympathies are with the
?bels.
Many s man has lost a dollar'in
rylng to save a nickel.
(HHK
IS PROMISED
Raleigh. N. C-, No>. 23All red
blooded North ?arolinlane ere en- ' 'T>
gerly waiting for Then kegirlog day
when two of Carolina'* strongest
football tea ma will Invade the Old 1
Dominion atate with the hope and
expectation of taking the ecalpe of
her two beet teams. The Universi
ty of North Carolina will go against
her greeteet rival, the University '
of Virginia at Richmond, and the
eupportere of each are confident that
victory will perch on their banaei
when the sun eets Thursday.
The Carolina squad haa already
gone to Virginia aoil, where tt will
devote the time between now and
the game to aecret practice In ??*?
der to get Its new playa and signals
working perfectly. It haa been
charged that In certain gamee this
season the slgnala were known to
the opponents, and so far as has
been heard thia report has not been
denied.
Of course this necessitates a com
plete revision of the signals.
Carolina haa' been -rather disap
pointing to her frlenda this eeaaon,
but many things have brought about
theae defeats that the general pub
lic haa not learned, but it will be
itood news to the whole stale that
these caueee have been eliminated
and It will be an entirely different
team that will meet Virginia than
the one that haa been seen in the
other games.
Carolina'a strongest point Is her
defense, though the coachea have
done wonders during the past ten
days in lncreaalng the efficiency of
the offenalve plays.
All believe that Thursdsy's game
will be one of the hardest fought of
the seaaon. and many are of the
spinlon that the "down-homers"
bav*. a sfce?? t*o better thane*. ?
Georgetown defeated Caroline by
the acore of 12 to 0 and Virginia by
:he acore of 15 to 0. This wouln
indicate that Carolina haa a small
idvantage.
This much Is almoat certain, the
raane will be hard-fought from be*
(Inning to end, and the thouaands
>f people who go to Richmond to
morrow will get their money'*
north
AOVKRT1BK IN THE NEWS.
Specials For Next Few Days
Exquisite^ Silver and Cut Glass
On Display
*. ?
The pr<ces|ireJ?xcepiioDally low. We invite your
inspection.
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niiucrM. H?" - llritoul !*!?? t*. Wmch Tomorrow'* A4
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We want you to atop In today?
c ome in and see te alteat In moving
pictures!
Entertainment for old and young.
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