Christ Church
Rev. Geo. F. Hill, rector. Thir
teenth Sunday after Trinity. Sun
day school and adult Bible class
es, 9:45 a. in. Morning prayer
and sermon 11 a. in. Fvoning
prayer and svmon 7 : ItO p. in. You
are Invited to worship here Sun
day.
METHOD I ST
First Methodist
Rev. N. H. 1). Wilson, I). I).,
pastor. You* art- cordially invited
to all sitvIcom. Sunday school,
Mr. J. A. Hooper, superintendent,
9:. 10 a. in. Worship with sermon
by the pastor, 11 a. m. Subject:
"Worship." At 7:150 "Peace
Through Faith." The musical
program for the day follows:
Muiuinr.
Prelude (organ >, Laruo Handel.
Anthem, Gird on Thy Sword ?
.Ateyser.
OfF-Nory (oruam Theme, The
Sweet fly and By.
Solo. Selected? Mrs. John W. Da
vis.
Pobtlude.
nn-T ir^- Ktwaiim ? ?? - ? ? ? --
Prelude (organ > Selah I.. njnre;
Anthem, A Soiik of Praise ? Ash
ford.
Offertory (organ* Offertory in I!
I'lat ? Read.
Anthem, Co Ye, Therefore? Hey
V SiT.
I'ostlude.
t'ity l(oad Methodist Eplsro|Mtl
Iter. Daniel Lane, pastor. Sun
day school, 9:30. Mr. (leorne F.
Seyffert, superintendent. At 11
a. m. worship with sermon,
by the pastor. "Speak to the Chil
dren of Israel that They Go For
ward." Epworth Leagues at >?:tr>
and 7. Si-riiKHi at 7 : 30. "The
Lord is My Strength and My Song
and Has Become My Salvation."
Following Is the musical program:
Mornlim *
Prelude. Salut I)' Amour? Elgar.
Voluntary, The Mighty God ? Ad
ams.
Solo, Selected ? Miss lionise Jen
nette.
Evening
Prelude, An Autumn Evening ?
C. C. Crammond.
Voluntary, Breathe An Evening
Blessing ? Wilson.
Offertory. The Last Rose of Sum
mer ? C. (lou nod.
Ladies' Quartet, Let The Lower
LiKhts be Burning ? Bliss.
Xewbegun, I'nlon, Kimorth
Rev. W. T. l'hipps will preach
Sunday morning at 1 1 o'clock at
NrwbeKiiti, Sunday afternoon at II
o'clock at Union, and Sunday ev
ening at 7:30 at Epworth. The
public is cordially invited.
1IAPTIST
First li?|?ti-t
S. H. Tenipb man. pastor. Sun
day school at 9:30 a. "in. C. H.
Twlddy, superintendent. Preach
ing by the pastor at 11 a. in. Siili
ject: "Are We an Honest Peo
r pie?" At 7:110 p. in., Mil) J eel?
- "Near-Sighted Folks."
Illiu-kweli Memorial
Dr. J. H. Thayer, pastor. Sun
day school at 9:30 a. m.; E. F.
.^jdh'tt, superintendent. At 11a.
mlpreachlng by the pastor. "The
Work of the Holy Spirit in Con
version." At 7 : :s0. Judge John
Warren Davjs will preach.
Calvary I In pi 1st
Rev. R. F. Hall, pastor. Sunday
school 3 p. m. S. S. Davis, super
intendent. Evening service at
7:30. Preaching by pastor.
Corinth Baptist
Rev. R. F. Hall, pastor. Sunday
school each Sunday afternoon at
2:80 o'clock, W. F. Prltchard.
Vr., superintendent. Sunday
*rlv>ol address by Judge Davis.
Senior and Junior II. Y. P. C. each
Sunday night. The public is cor
dially Invited.
Here* Baptist
Rev. R. F. Hall, pastor. Sun
day school Sunday morninc at
10 o'clock. Hen Frank Prltchard,
superintendent. Preaching at 1 1
a. in. by Rev. Q. C. _Davi?. The
public Is cordially invited.
PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. Frank H. Scattergood.
minister. Sabbath school. 9:45 a.
m. Lesson: "Bulldlng-The Tem
ple." Divine worship. 11 a. m.
Theme: "God's Specifications."
Evening service 7 : rtO o'clock.
Theme: "Bulldlnu." Mid-Week
service, Wednesday 7:30 p. m.
Prayerand Bible study. Women's
Auxiliary will meet Monday after
noon. 4 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. L. S. Bladen, All the women
of the church are invited to at
Jrn<! this meeting. A cordial in
jLtntlon Is extended to all to at
tend these services.
OTHER DENOMINATIONS
First Christian Chnrrti
Rev. Hilary T. Bowen, pastor.
Preaching at 11a. m. and 7:30 p.
m. Morning theme: "Watching
the Cross." Text. Matt. 27:36.
They sat and .watched Him there.
Evening theme: "The On- Thlnt.
I.arkinu " Text. Matt. 19:22, But
when the younu man heard the
raylnc he went away sorrowful:
for he was one that had great
pfiKPcsslons Sunday school at
2 :io. E. L. Sllverthorn. super
intendent- Christian Fndeavor
pravrr mcetlns Wednesday at
7 :;0 p. m.
Free Will llaptht
Rev. l/>rny Harris, pastor.
PrenehltiK every Hrst Sunday.
Sunday school each Sunday morn
ing i?t 10: SO. Prayer meeting
? rich Wednesday night.
Pentecostal Holiness
Sunday school ?t 9:tr?, J. II.
Baker, superintendent. Preaching
al\t. 11 and 7:30 o'clock by Rev.
sl'j Noble.
Ht. KIlMbelh'H
Services will be held In the
Catholic Chapel. Hlnton Building,
at 10:30 Humlav morning by
Father Doherty. Visitors are al
ways welcome.
REVIVAL NEXT WEEK
Revival services at Halls Crtek
Methodist Church In this county
will begin Monday evening at
f .10 o'clock and continue
^.Cimughout the week at A p. m
J u u) at 7:30 p. m. With preach
ing by the pastor,
k
Convicts Were Ready Die
-For Pitcher Prison Nine
Twirlrr for San {Jurtitiii ScntciiciMl to llsinu Pitching
Such (rood ilall that Ilirrr h llow Pri>??nri>
OITcrrd Taki' Hi** Plan* at (?al|wws
n>- i? c. owk.v
? Cor?'l jtit lt:4 Br Th#
San Ha fa.* I. Calif.. S-pt. 13. ?
i The st ranee spectacle of three
hardened erim'inals voluuteeriim
to let t hemsel ves l)?> h aimed in or
der that tin- baseball team ??f tin ii
iron barnd "alma uiuier" niluht
i acquire an unbeatable baseball
pitcher. is presented at San Quen
tin prison here.
Tin- baseball pitcher in whosi
siead ?fr?rr ti? suffer death i;
! Clarence 4'Tti(Ty" IKid. 1!?-year
|old former newsboy of Los An
lljelPF. cangtttcr. and convicted
f murderer. Two of the convict
trio who a re williim to lo to the
callows in his stead art member*
?of the prison baseball teuiu. to
which Held is a . rereiit reel 'lit ?
:Th?- oilier i- i'l-r :i t>i 1 1 coii\!.T
fan. who. literaMv speak inc.
would rather give his iife thai.
spo the "home l am" btnteii.
Kcfd/'under sentence ef denib
and less tlijin two weeks nun
snatched bark from the hanc
court reprieve as the callows was
j being made ready for him. today
i is the prhje of San Queiillii
.Were he not';i felon with less than
l one chance tyi a thousand i . ?r -h Lo
life, arid none whatever for hi
liberty, it is probable the bic
lea vne scouts would he interested
-4? ? liir pilHi in l. ability.
Twice within ten days now the
condemned youth, with the shao
ow of death .constantly lurkinu
, be for?* his eyes, has pitched tile
I prison team to sensational vic
tory. In the first came, on Labor
Day, avainst a stronc nine from
the Hank of California, San Fraii
, cisco, he scored a one to nothlim
j victory, striking out 12 hat?men
land allowinc but three hits.
? Acain on Tuesday, in a prison
.came cclebratinc California's iid
mission to the llllioil. lie pitched
his fellow convicts to a win over
;the fast Mi rcantile Trust team of
Social Happening!
Kiiteiiain at Dunce
Mrs. C. V. Mallard altractivcW
entertained a number of th>
| younger set at an informal daucc
j Wednesday evening at her home
on West .Main street and those
? dancing were: Misses Margarc'.
J Davis, Mary Harney Pricliard. Ca
'mlllo Jennette, Dorothy Cbappel],
Mary Perkins Creecy, Mary Do
j aier, Helen Kramer, Nell Jones.
-1vh4 lM?riim ? HjU-lwt-wa-yr? H*h?n
i tl? Maxine Fearing. Messrs Mai
j vin Mann. Seldou Mann. Sidip y
Evans, Jack Jennette. Thomas
? Hiddiek. Willi-* Kramer Constam
! Fearing. Ernest Jones and Hobble
j- Fearing.
Miss Sample IIosIchm
( Miss Ruth Sample, delightfully
entertained Thursday evening a?
It's Here
YOUR FALL
HAT!
jrST out of thf? |)RCkinc
cnMcK. ready for your review,
are the new fall Hat*. Sure
ly you've never seen micli a
likable Hlock.
SlClsOllft, $7.00
Strlnoii Mitlc,
McCabc & Gricc
The I lus, store
since f mho
San I'raucisco. allowing five hits
and sttikini* out nine r.im.
Tin' nil t of his fallow convict*
to substitute for I J' lil on the tal
lows. provided lils Iif?* he spared
lor til** priso'li ti:iy>'ha!l t ? -:t in wa?
made following Tut fjny's 1:31111'.
A delegation of convicts lit word
' to tlo* Warden that they desired
to present a "very important mat
" t? r." Win n the Warden ivspond
rd. tho spokesman of tin* convict
committee told lifm in effect :
"Held is tin ? best pitcher Sail
Qnetitin ever had. W. can't af
ford to have him hanged. Tin
in! suit wants a winning has. hall
team and if willing to pay to L-et
it, So. if vyu could IK it m? .w i Ul
?ttrr? 'vovrmnr '^rt |"::nr- hn<ly
else take Ili-id's place. any one of
tliri" men is willing to mi to the
^allows in his Vti'ad.
Following tho off. r. which the
Warden says was made in all sin
cerity. the throe in n who are
-willintr to Take tin- you thru] pilcli
?*i 's place on the scaffold stepped
forward and personally vouched ,
for their Willingness to Im? his
prow.
H' id- is under sente nce of death
f'?r the murder of Charles Weln
garteti in an attempted holdup of
;? i-ainhlinu house In Los Atu.ele
a yi-ar ago last January. His de
f'-nse was that he was under tho
influence of drugs at I lie time the
murder was committed. Two
weeks n*ro the presiding judge in'
the case, alter the governor had
refused to heed his recommenda
tion for a reprieve until a new
appeal could he made on the
l round that lien- evidence had
been found, personally helped to
tn*e|iare papers which resulted iu
the state supreme court grantln;:
a temporary stay of the execution.
At the time the court writ was#
granted, the time ?? f the execution
?was less than twelve hours away.
her home on llody Koad. After a
watermeloii feast tlu? party mo
tored to t'liantilly and enjoyed .?
delirious pietilc supper and on
their return from Chanttlly tie v
went on a hay ride Those enjoy
ing Miss Sample's hospitality
were: .Misses Kmily Hall llrock
.Emily Davis. Kallo rine Maun, it,? -
|y Melii k. Shirley Ha ran :?i Haiti
mure. I. ovinia Jones. Ilolon C.aith
??r. Elizabeth Croeey. Kleanor
Lane. It ut h Harris. Vivian Turner.
Klizahth Chapped I. Helen Wil
invest Tons
SAVINGS
IN SAFE BONDSi
Se? tut for full
Information
INDUSTRIAL bank
kins. Margaret Fearing. Mabel
liWion mi.! Isabel Mundea.
_ l. l>. <*. will Mm _
The I). H. llill Chapter of tho
I'. D. C. will liolil lis fir?t meet
ing of the lull Tuesday af I ''I ?
noon at four o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Mollie Fearing <>u South
ICnad street. A full attendanr-fc
is desired.
Aucml I 'onfcniicc
Among those attending th>
Kliza be: li City District Metliodi*1.
Mlkiiuuary Confi-rcuiv ai New
Ih'Kuii Mnhoilist church Thurs
day from C.ltv Houd Chnr.-h v?i- ?
Mrs. \V. \V. S;i?y?r. delegate iT
the Woman* Missionary Society.
Mi<s Surah Williams, dfhgute <?(
th. Itrlishr Jewels. Mrs. 1\ 11
Williams Mrs. Daniel Laac, Mrs.
C. II. Culbreth. Mrs; Sam Ov??r
trjrrti. ? Mr ? ? . 4-i ? F F"* i f" i t , Mri
Daisy I'ayne. Mrs. 1.. s. Iloopt-t.
Mrs. K. .1. Hooper. Mrs. 1'. I-'.
Dozii-r. Mr . Fred Dav?* Mrs. W
Davis. Mr- W. S Higrfs. Mr?
W. Woodlcy. Sr.. Mrs. Ilraudou
CIcorKe Smith, and Miss Helei>
Williams.
Mr.ols-Ovi rinnit
Miss Margaret Overman,
duught-r of Mr. and Mrs. S. o. ,
Overman of Sinionds Creek." und
Mr. Zona* Meads. also of Situond*
Qv?k. wer*- married Thursday
afternoon t?y iccv W. 1. I'ill|ip^
at his home, .'J Khtinichitus
?street.
_ IVn?iiiinU
1 Mrs. S. M. Itod*ers returned
Thursday from ll*r?'ord "^heri*
she was the nuest of Mr. and
Mrs. J. I.. Simpsou.
Miss Matilda Ktln ridtfe if
Manteo has returm-d home after
\ inning Mi-<* l?yiiiu Cohoon on
West Church street.
Miss Helt ii Williams who hat
been visitiim Mrs. W. \.. Co boo*
on Kast Church at re t has re
turned to her home at South
Mills.
Mrs. Jane Williams of NYtv
land is visit iiik b??r daughter. Mr.;,
Btr? et.
Mr. and Mrs. P. \\\ McMullai
and family have ? returued after
spending some time at Nan&
Head. . .
Mr. a n*i Mrs. .\fathla? Own.
have returned fro III NUK9 lUad
where they have been for tin
summer.
.Mrs. A. H. Iloutz and daughter.
Miss Jeanne Iloutz. have returne-.!
from Ames. Iowa, where they have
For School Time
W ?? liavi* ;i ihiiiiIht of iiM*ful article* of
clolhiii^ for your jjirls and mk Ii a>:
Hosiery ? Boys' Suits
Shoes ? Boys' Shirts
Handkerchiefs
Also MiliMaulial j'.imI |irrll\ materials for
making Srliool l)riwi>, lt!ou*rs, Sliirls,
lihMMiirr-, Hook liafEs, i?iid >o on.
FOWLER & CO.
II f I pprcciatr ) our Pnlrimiigv
SPECIAL OPENING
? of ?
Fine Dresses
MITCHELL'S
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
Hy -|>i < kiI iirrmip-iiiiiit a rr|irr?elitnlivn from l-oui* (Jruurcr
tV Company Hill lie licro with hi* romplt'lr line and iiimiy of
li i* Drronrs Hill lir for iiimiediatr ilrlivrry.
.SiriHiil Floor
Hitler Through Wen'* Dcparlnirnt
Mitchell's Dept. Store
O. F. MI.IIKRT, Prop.
been visiting Mrs. I lout z'* jiIhu*.
: Mrs. C. C\ t'arhart.
Mrs J. X. Whitehurst aii<!
daughter/ Mt^s l.oulse WhTT'e to
turned Thursday front a trip t .
lialiimor*- anil Atlanta where liny
visited relatives and friends.
Miss Mary Owt-n" North Itoud
.ftrcrt left \Vi?iliu'silay for Ply
mouth when- sh>- will *pend a few
days.
Sam Wool fur. I ?if Plymouth wlv
has lieru the cui'st of his aunt.
Mrs M. Ow ns on North Hoa.l
Htr?*? ??. .Itus rituru'd home.
Mi and Mrs. t\ I*. Harris ai'i
.child: *n. Minuh- Itray and I*. I".
Jr.. r?urmd \Vr.Inr.-?day ftoin atl
;.ntcin> bil< trip To ur<-ou*?oro.
iMirliam an.! Kacigli.
Mr. and Mr*. J C. H. Killing
hail' a 7i?l 'family have rHuriit I
homo after api-mliug thv. suiniiK;
at Xuk* 1 l<*a?l.
Mr. and Mr*. K. It. Outlaw. Jj .
and family, arc at home aft* ?
spending the hummer at Xuk
ll?>ad.
Milimi Kvan? <?f Harbinger wa
in the City Wcdtte.-day..
PHONE 114
Standard Pharmacy
THEY WILL SEND IT.
Shf M 011/#/ lie
More Than Plvamnl
to recoivo a WVdding
liiu^r set with yviiuino
Diamonds ? Sri with
5 DIAMONDS $27.50
Lt t lis show unU'tu*Uni -
Louis Selig
Your Siiico IHMU
Main & Watrr Sis.
School
Suggestions
/
Give TJtem
Good Tools
to Work With
I'm*
IVlH'ilh
Killers
Slulc*
I .? 1 1 a < * 1 1
Noli* liooks
Tablet*
Book Straps
Itook C.urrirr*
IVnril Itoxr*
11V hare err;/ School Xttd ami of tea if* of. the tight
price. .
S( IIOOI. ? id ictj/s makes a rush and iry hare made
oi>e\i\< ; careful prepa rations. Com pet cut. c.vtra
cri/bofl 1/ /trom /dli/ and satisfactorily.
It trill Jul p us to help thy . other frlloty if tjoti do not
insist on h(ji'itifj y tackat/cs v rapped.
1*1. EASE DO IS'OT ^ lost of the books in use ttowttrh
ASK FOR i.KEDFV State adtiption on which there is
tt Special Price IF THEY Mill SO/J) F()U CASH. We
want everybotl i/ to liary adrantaf/e of this price (tint
to mulct1 if possibly ererybodf/ must pa if cash.
The small mnrf/in of profit, trill not perm it an;/ chart/
in;/. This is no reflection on am/one s crctlit , it is the
nan School Hooks are sold oil over the State. Wc can
not break the ride.
Thank yon,
P. W. MELICK CO.
ALKRAMA TODAY
Big Boy Williams
"THE^VENGER"
AImi IIAKOI.I) Mil. I. Kit ill
"I.KATIIKK S UM KINGS"
ADMISSION lO AND 30 CENTS
MATINEE AND NIGHT
MOWN I'OP
O *F PEOPV.E VJE-Rt CAKS P to""
( ENOUGH To SEE the PO<5S?B?.lT>E=,?M
\ *MA&\C. MOD' ID H?UE*>0 "TROUBLE
/ RaisimG *10000 - But THfcM'u. ,
?) Bom vwlDCAT %E?o(?iT>t% uK? \
l peasants ***> iXt good tmi?oC> )
^ DROP U*? ?v HCTT POKER rn-/
BY rAYI.()l<
SOM -MOU MIVKt JE%T3amES"~'>^S|
<-OOK \_>KE ^ ^WRSEM<V\D ? iF ED Tl
OFFER MOO A ?\0 Blu. TOR (V D(M& 7 S .
mouo prm out the 6old f iuumgs I
INMmTEETMH,NDM&KEME.LE*OE \
, mm \jtfr arm for securom
mcajR TERMS VIOuuD M*KE ? (r5piTi
S *ES OP *ML<=. FEEL uKE r->
, AFEMhERBEDII , ' pi
MR &ON>N> - 1 DO t^crr WSHTO t>6C?U?tvGt
?*A6vC MUD" BOT 1 tU'NH \T S ft. MERE ?
FAD - PEOPLE 1WE \T jP COR A {$?
<bwoRT Time BOT uKE OThER am~r^T':]
. MCMecntS vt wjn.v. 01E an
I EARvx D EKTW u? -mwbj^'I
' l? I D'DMT fc=>* It) ??
' r; \ HEAR the MOORNRA.
1,
\F MOU vNS\ST 1!LL PUT yjp
The MON?M VOR A F\RST
MORTGA&E OMMOUft PROPERTY
HOOSE ftND FoRKn'bHUsi&S -
TW<E> \N*U_ N\_SO iNCujDE T
vOoR.CAR-MOUStfbNONJER \
MOuR UFE INSURANCE TO ME 1
WmD Lu. CHft.R6t X*5<<0 FOR J
the rervcq bv the jsivn \
IftfiMEOFOP
mcajR terms
ON \U0AN
OF i\0,000
77h? Ni?ir toll Modfs
%
Aro arrivlnu daily ? Smart
C'oatH with and without fur
trimming* Stiu|t|?y Frocks,
SklrtH ami Swcult-r* ?
All that i# n.'W.-Ht and
h;:t-Cut,te ? 8??c thy new
M. LKU;il SIIKKP CO.
WOMAN'S WHAIl
Ladies
New Fall Slippers
A customer of our'* Jutft ar
rived, hark from her vacation,
i immi helioidhm th*' new Fall
My lr eflVets. slo' ??xciainiod:
"l?h " whv didn't I wait?"
Si vt ??*?11 Hi-* and MunninK hI 1 1?
I" ' I'h have arrived and wi- wili
Im* iilt'dwii lo tiliow you those
III'M' *l>leH.
Tin- a hove Sn:?p|?y Tie Is car
ried In I'utent and lliack Suede.
Owens Shoe Co.
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MONUMENTS
Lawson & Newton
TIIK M()M*MB\T PKOPIJC
K.slinuif cm C<ivcn on Work
S?*C 0>ili|?ir|?>
Monticcllo Ave., at lltlt tU.
NORFOLK. VA.
'will arrange extra couch equip
ment on train arriving Raleigh
September 2, 3. 15, lfi, 17, 22, 22,
account Htudenta returning to
j school for the fall *ex.s|on. Addi
tional Hlecplng earn will bo oper
ated from Norfolk on these dates
J If required, and prospective pas
sengers should make reMervatlons
through their hical agent at tho
earl lent iioxulhle date. nop. 1,14, 21
KL DAI, LO CIGARS
FninoUM For Quality
D. R. MORGAN & CO.
WIIOLK8ALR (iltOIKItS
I'lione 504)
M. C?. Morris* -tic
& (.0111 puny
F II R N I T II R E
C'AMH. If Von Miivn It
CllttlHT, If Vcmi Wnnt It.
Sick
Headache
"I havo used Black*
Draught when ne?<lod for
the i>ABt 25 yoara," say*
Mr*. Emilia Grimes, of
Vorbcc. Mo. "I began tak?
Ing It for a had caw of
conMlpatlon. I would got
constipated and feel Juat
miserable ? alugglnh, Ured,
a bad tasto In my mouth,
. . . and aoon my head
would bogln hurting and I
would havo a aevoro nick
hcadache. 1 don't know
ITnC who slartad mo to
taking
TtiedfonTs
BLACK-DRAUGHT
but It did the work. It
Juat eeomod to clean** the
liver. Very aoon I felt
like new.
Constipation caueea the
*y*tom to reabnorh poinona
that may cauiio great pain
and much danger to your
health. Take Thcdford'a
Wark-T>rauRht. It will
stimulate the llrer and
help to drive out the pol
MM,
Sold by all dealer*. Coat*
only one cent a doae.
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