A PROGRESSiVE NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO THE UPBUILDING OF AMERICAN HOMES AND AMERICAN INDUSTRIES.
VOL. VI.
BURLINGTON. N. C.. NOV. 12.1913.
Siorts
To Close ThsBksgiving, i Williamson, Prest,
Burlington, N. C.. I
Nov. 10, ’13. t J. W. Cates,
j Best qt. of vinegar, Mrs. G»
I W. Patterson,
I Best honey in comb, Mrs. J.
tt ^ i {Albright,
The President ot united, | Besthomema.de cheese, .Mrs.
Prx-blSlionln M. Graves.
- ■■ ' _ „n -.-P ■ «fiin Best pound of butter, Mrs. W
L. Is!ey.
Best display of can fruit, Mrs
^ I Columbus Loy, prizes 25c given
■ of tfl0 Kt^pubilC, W6, tllC I CobiB-
Vs upon all citizens^of America! ship District Fair.
thanks unto God for thei Best grade made by boy under
bestowed upon thern as I years old Is-s*:. year,
'’,,\\.rrio-ned, merchants and bu-
U nt-n of Burlington, N. C.,
':X':\eclded to obey the man-
" ■ oi that Proclamation.
r.ust tliat each merchant
iness man in town will!
Best Grade i)y girl under four
teen, Fairy Graves 25c J, M.
Cobie.
G. W, Patterson, |2,50 picture,
Green & McClure.
^ Best can of tomatoes, Eunice
Homewood.
Best of corn, Eunice Home
wood.
Best display of pickles, Eunice
Homewood.
Farm Crops Depurimtnl.
^ . ^ ,-..ness man in lown wmi ^est clover seed. Early Gar- r
petirion atia inake^ this rett, $2 50 razor, H.o-lr. & Mav, ? jeh.e&,
n.. n of com, L'lnn I^«sseli.
Homewood, 50e,
Best peck or rye. J , Isley,
2DC.
town on that day
/i rest and Thanksgiving
for the day our offices
' ' virt(*::S of business. Wereal-
on tlrit day man.v willi Bast peck Dovatoys, Earlv Gar-
?r.r.U.‘ taroagUtheir teiir?.. 25c,
■; •••• ini itching siearts, nnoj peck Irish potaines, Ea
e l‘v ' hi> -ct of sacnfict; Qarretr, 25.:.
i:: ' ^ - ’*■' CrerUor our BvSt peck oni
- ’ f-':‘rnn»n-::> us .0 oe ‘- j Patterson, 25c
larly
onions, Ivir^s Let'se
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‘I Best pecK peys. Hub'U't i.uey.
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B.
SevviOR- DeprirLment.
By Women of The VMstrict.
Best knt lace, I'*,rs. T. L.
Moser.
Best e^iibroidered cor^set cover
?s Sarali Moser.
Brtsteneire piece, Ine^zHorna-
ciav.
i'j
e^st ta^ile cove?',
Isley.
Georgia
ic 'j; (jrcii
I G. W. Paltcr^^on
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iM -cne s>me „ ..i Ldtie
4iaoa and ctose
City Drug Co.
L'^:^n & Trust Co , per
A. V R:vy, Sej.
B-.h’iir,gton Botihng Works.
C. if. Durham Grocery Co.
^I;:\'C>iants Supply Co.
C. B. Ellis.
P.?psi Cola Bottling Works.
J B. FarreU, Mer. Taylor.
H. Go'dsiein.
J. ii. Ang'i;!.
B. Goodman.
B. A. -Sellars & Son.
Cutes Undertaking- Co., ^^by
Cates.
D ^;1ingion Drug Cc.
H. M. Love & Son.
W, J arret t.
Stendard Realty & Security
Co.
i.), R. r'nnviiie.
I, J, Mazur.
T.'" -StLi.ic Dispatcii, J- E.
Foior, M^^r.
Lj:iira Cotton Mills Co.
Di^i'sy Hos, Aiills,
H, Vernon.
•V- )-;• 'H'fi In;mc-.irice & Real
, f. V>. Per W. B. Sharpe,
hVn:- ^ viorray.
ih ounci; o; e-'.!; rv; .vi.j
Patterso.r
E oiUidit o; loadeG ^5. I:'-ley.
1 .LarK'er-t ?ann:K.iu, McCkinley
'Isio,
Bebt trn ears o;: pop corn, Linn
Homevvof.'-i
Besi jjb.'Hv?, Miss Letiie Patt
erson.
Largest turnip, iiovvavd Lsley.
Largest ear of corn, Linn
Homewood.
B-st .•^pron. Eunice H(anew{>od
By Girls Under Fourteen
Bei^'- sp'-‘cimen (.f se;-inj^, ivlar-
j?avet Bornewood, Comb and
Bi-ush, i'Veeman Draw Co,
one half floz-n button
■m Grave
Constable Hall is Accused
\ Of Assaolf.
Durham, Nov. 2,—Raymond
Hall, township constable of Dar-
ham, was arrested today on a
charge of assaulting N. A. Gee,
Saturday afternoon in the police
station. The arrest w^as not
made till about 16 hours after
the assault had been committed
and not until after the publica
tion of the article roasting Hall
and the police department for
not swearing out the warrant at
the time of the alleged assault.
Jule B. Warren, city editor of
the morning paper here, has been
summoned as one of the wit
nesses in the case against Hall.
number of the other members
of the pohce force, who were
present at the time of the as
sault, have also been summoned.
Ti'ie warrant was drawn up and
signed by^R. A, Harris, clerk of
the recorder’s court.
The article regarding Hall's
assault CD the prisoner has been
the talk of the town today,
Cobl? V'/KKts t© Ead Eal! Pays
VVi/li Dgti'oit.
Detroi'% Mich,, Nov. 10-—.Print
ed reports that Tyrus Cobb was
anxious, to he traded caused
Frarik J. Navin, president of
the Detroit American team today
er.so;
Best spi-^cimeo oi' embrokiery,
Nellie A.!bright, Book, C. P.
sse &
Best iiemsticning, VlvaEuliss.
Flower Departmer>t.
Best .collection of flowers, Mis.?,
Best peck ot wheat, Linn | ,\iaude lyley, \Tases, J. Nicks
Homewood. ; Best boston fern, Mrs. G. W.
Livestock Department. ^Patterson.
Best horse colt under one year ■ I'viisce.Oaneous Department,
old, $2 00 A. M» Hadley, j Olihomsmade naii.^ Hobart
Second best colt under oner^j, .Patterson,
year o:d, $1,00 A. .”1, Hauiey, Best, collection of creiics, G.
Best mule colt, $1 00 bucket Isley.
of stock salts, Coble Grocery Q.afst deeds, Early Garrett,
Store. ■ I $2.00 given by- the A)aman;co
2 Best co't $1.00, J. Al-^ Loan and Trust Co. vvas distri-
brisht. > buted.
Best p:-'r of draft horses, G. ; $1,0:.) given by the -."entral
A. Nichols,-;n. _ ^ !.Loan and Trust Go, vvas disiri-
Best drivir-j? horse, J. M. A1 : buted
holes Liilian Graves 1
Beit mm viOow, Felrfa Patt | to n>ake puDiic a letter, &o!a the
er.son. Unibfi^Ua, ,4. Sioo-'jman. - oatsman in_ which
Gantt—IsleT.
On Wednesday evening at 8
be organized within the next
week or ten days. Mr. G. Scott-
Hunter, organist and choir diree*-
Choral Union.
The Music Lovers and former
members of our Choral Union o’cloQk in Front Street Methodist
will be gratified to knbw that a Church a beautiful wedding
ceremony was solemnized when
Miss .Mabel Isley was made thfe
bride of Mr. Sam Gautt of Beau
mont, Cal.
tor of the Episcopal Church bfi The church was artistically de-
this city will be direetorand this 1 corated with potted plants, ferns
assures its success. A Choral [and was drapped in white. Miss '
Union of which he was formerly
director has to say that he is a
musician and directoi of great
ability and was considered a suc
cess in this work.
Our readers are familiar with
Byrd Dailey, presided at the
piano while Miss Christine Cur
rier of the Coservatory of music
of Durham played the vioiin.,
Miss Selma Thorton sang '‘0,
. Perfect Love,’■ and “T Love You
the history of bur Choral Union i Truly." As the bridal party
_ ^ _1 £* J 1 1*1 \ 1 _t?
and from this we know that ic is
needed in our city. The great
aid it has been to our church
cnoirs should alone be the cause
of our people giving it their very
heartiest support this year.
The place of meeting cannot
be announced as yet but this will
be of central location, which to
gether with tiie time of meeting
will be announced later. Keep
the Choral Union in mind ana
don’t fail to attend its first meet
ing. '
laken
bri}/ht.
Briddle given by Gr.,..\ham .B;-
uob.b said he was anxious to
play in Detroit as long as the
ma'.agement and public Vv?ere
vinliing tchave him,
Cobb’s letter also indicated
that there would be no dispute
over the terms of his 1914 con
tract. Last season he^did not
sign until two weeks after the
opening gapie.
T«e letter from Cobb to Navin
reads in part;
VI am entirely satisfied with
condit ons and I want to end my
playing days in Detroit, The
understanding vye reached pleas
ed me i nmensely andfl wiU sure
ly 'give my heart'to playing
with Detroit next year.’'
President. Navin _ said “The
understanding’' referred to con
cerned Cobb's salary for 1914.
:vjr. Navi;-! intimated the Geo--
; gian would receive the largest
siilary ever ' played a player in
Great interest is
in the Organ Recital to be gi.ven
in the Church of the Holy Com
forter, Burlington, next Tuesday
evening, 18th November, at 8 o’
clock. Mr. G, Scott”Hunt0T,-the
Organist and Choirmaster of the
church, will be assisted by the
full vested ch'-.MV, who , wiU rend
er two be^i^r ii'uS - ai)tHe!n,s. Mr.
Poultry Depart nent
Best draft horse, S. Patterson,; ware Co for fastest mule, won
I by G. vV Pattei-son’s male. Suit the .history of baseball
by Seilars foi.
J • I T» .V....V1' of clothers siv^n by :sei!-ars loi."
Best hen, any kind, iw , ^oy under eighteen. Mr. Sellars
Hornaday. _ i \s: will select the winrseri.-; later.
—f,., 1 1 \y(7 , W1' I ot M i-Cii.v.'i
Best pair ol Silverlaced di,' ectors of the fair h(
Gottes H. Patt rc^an, Pan Oi ^^ the people or the
suspenders, Foster bhoe v.o
hearti-
dis-
At the M. P, Church Next Sunday.
. The following services will be
held at the Methodist Protestant
Bvnum
pai
ir White Wyandottes,
, • . church next Sunday, Nov. 16,
tncc tor t!'ieir co-oper;., aun wh;ca
beBt pair .an
conians, Bynum
: ; A . Tr Wood
J, L.
t. Co.
.made i'air a suc'te-'.s and, es- i
: pedally do they wish t
,thoi;e people who
I Isl'c’y. „ . . ' f>-«-,)'p rn-i/.fi.-i
Hid wav! Bos i: paiWnite Or Ding tons, '
Knoiii^ .L;W;:.o i ' 'V-':
* Bunday School at 9:30 a. m.
"‘in - i Berroon -:.:y rhe pastor at 11 a.
i m. :..y follovdng the
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I will bfc a;:h; vJ: vvhieh matters of
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tation as a Eeei'.aiisi: i.s' ■ well-,
known in Wash^ogtira. I'i. C_.,
v^here he was Organist and Choir | ■;
m'a'ster, of “St. Michael and All
Angels” Church, prior to comin.g'
to Burlington, has prepared a
■splendid programme, ., vvhich is,
sure to be keenly appreciated by
all lovers of good music in our
midst. We trust the nmsie lov
ers of Barlington will embrace
this qpportuaky of ;hsteolng to a
programme of the best music,
renderen r,)y an artist of ac-
knowkaho'd ability and wide rep
utation. TOe programme as .as
follows;
1. “Organ Sonata in F, No,
Mendelssohn,
2. x^nthem, “0 Lord our Gov
ernor,” —the Choir—Gaul.
8. “Intermezzo,” -Hollins.
4. (a) “The broken melody,”
“-Van Biene.
4. (b) “Andantino,”-Lemare.
5. “Meditation Elgie,''
—Borowski.
6. Anthem, “As pants the
heart, ’ ’ — the Choir—Spohr.
7. (a) “Death.of Ase. ”--Sui4^3.
7. (b) “Morning,” .(Frora the
PeerGynt.) —Grieg.
‘Grand Selection from.
sntered the bridal chorus from
“Lohengrin was played. Litt le
Misses :Mary Murray, Mildred,
Sharpe, Gatherine Buchaiiah and
Elizabeth Isley were the ribbon
bearers. They were dressed in
white and v/ore pink ribbons.
Messrs. E. S. W. Dameron, Jno.
La^-hley, Charlie Sharpe and H.
E, Lee wereurshers. Misses Loia
.Lashley and Fanny Kilgo w#o e
bridesniaids. Their attire Was
pink charmeuse trimmed with.
(. tickess lace and peurla, carryio
pink chrysahtKemums and wear
ing' pink tuli veils fastened wir.h
& wrea.th of pink ; roses; and pink
, butterfiy. M jsses Trj xie Vvrd
and Joiiette Jsley served ms
flower girls. They, were dressi>d
in pink crepe de-china o’ cr ■ ha.r-
rneusie and.carried baskets filled
with Killarney roses.
.Messrs. Hugh Isley, of Trinity
College; Th C,., Forb, of S lie) by; :
A. W. Horton and B. S. Hurley
were groomsmen, Mrs. Geo. Sum
mers of Columbia, S. C., was
dame of honor.. She was dress
ed 3?* pink satin drapped with
and trimmed with pearl
trimmings. Miss Aiia B.eVl Isley
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sister of bride was maid^ of
honor, she v/as dressed in pink
brocade charmeuse drapped with
chiffon arid trimmed with mara-
bon and pearls and carried white
ehrysanthemums and wore in
her hair a rhinestone band and
aigrette. The ring bearer was
lit:tie Viola DuRant.: The groom
entered accompanied by his
br(?ther Mr. R, M; Gantt. The
bride entered leaning on the arm
of her father who. ^ave her
av/ay. She-was dressed in white
brocade ^ charmeuse trimmed
with . princess lace, pearls and
orange blossoms made en traine.
8.
raniihau:^^er,.”
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(Including “Pilgrims.Chorus
■ ‘.Bliza-b^th's Prayer, .•
blossoms wearing also a lavalliere
the gift of the gOoom and carry
ing a showers of brides roses
arid lilies of the valley. The cere
mony wa’fe perforihed by Dr. R.
C. Beamon, presiding elder, of
Durham ■ Af t^r the : ceretnoriy
the bride and groom left on ao
entended northern tour aft-r
which they will resid.e at •
mont, Cah . _ ■ .
Many' and beautvful Vi/ere too ■
costly prcf-io;it'-;.._ The grooin ;s
a BuccB'.s.s'ul• OuGinti.i'% )0^0 ot. :'■>
home town l-u.ving b..;Ci) a stuoto.it
“ElisabPth’s Prayer, ”Wol. ,»oinK;i.oW!i ^.arii4 ;
fci!n-9 Prayer.”, .and the 1 ac i.na:ty.ntle;;B ,
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