FRIDAY MORNING, AMI U, IMS.
" ii no 0.. ~,,, I ... 'f ; ■■; .Mint f i »ts ill)" . . *■■?«
roRMR* DSBoRtTVaL'’™ T
• .. .iAHUIKI) AT UOARAMAK
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IJOU Mac (*Mun Ike
BrW. of Mr. 8. Badger McLeod
g’ *t I .awberten
( Special to The New*.)
HOARDS! Af>', N. t'.,»June M.— ln *
t cer»a»,ny characterised t»y beauty and
i„- ehafisring simplicity, .Ml*** Lillie Mar ,
Cotton and Mr G. Badger McLeod were
•added this mfrlterg at eight o’flork.
!■ the >fWape|, t wlorli waa artistically 1
decor a I.o* with , gedfslgl. of potted
plant* s4d cut «iw*r*. To the atraiaa
of the wadding March (him i oliengi in.
" o * rendered by J. 8. Norman, the
■ bride and groom entered together and
took their stand before the officiating
minittcr, Dr. Chorles lj Durham, pa*
tor of tha Tint Baptist rbarrh of
Lumbtiton The inipri'viva ring rore
ntony was Meed and while the vow i were <
. " being plighted, MarDowrll'a «To A
Wild Roar," waa softly played. At the
contrition of the ceremony, Mi nn<i
Mra. McLeod itctiti'd (»n|iatulut'ititiy
from th* immrd nt** family and fri#n<4*. I
UQ)u<.y )q3nj|»iui Jo 9
d*l 10 DAYS (J>l
\ 1 DOLLAR DAY \ |
* MANSOUR’S DEPT. STORE Y A
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Oily a few more days left for you to take advantage of this great Bargain Kvcnt. (toods
are moving fast. • ('ome quick! The early Bird catches the worm
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Ann* .li'v; ami .Nulimuil, ". I (a-otl >|iialit y. ;tll <.l i :tinl
ld)tlit‘H Admit,, matlo nf vntiles, a yard , I
V•'' I *|iialit (Inml.n,], all SI.OO . m.*M,
HI JS ACHING
WfiiT • rd£sS wit it-, only lr»n yards lo it fiCd*
MiMB SI.OO I—. r»tli,*r tl.’i.rj'e and llrtiid EwjH
i ita:rk 11 l, v\t \ ’ »mi.
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■Tt iHiys { VvvSiiLlM f\ii r \ AMiflk/iafi 'W| £■ vfIWHM mL *-» p f|U
j ffL mg A- ammg\J yV \# ■fiNflHnH I / ■fift |l£f% 7 at
MANSOUR’S DEPARTMENT STORE
105-107 10. WALNUT ST. - (iOLDSBOitO, N. C.
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• *." '" c ■'»■«■ - ■«' , "r, •"' M|H!lggn
K/a.iu n
Later they Mt on o Motor trip to the
western part' of the Mate and will be
*t home in Lomberton afjer July Ist.) (
The brid# wna“ strikingly attited in
with nevaasoriea to match and worn n ’
cerhsUt* of f> rn and vnlt. >’ line,,
Mrs. TMrlgod U the daughter of Mr.
i. A. t -ilton of Goldsboro, but hn. re
aided in Roardmnn during the past fottr
year.. Bh* i* » woman of tine hnsineai
uualitie. and of a vr. ct, cheerful'ill*’
pn ition, and is admired by tk wide cir- 1
cl<- of friends.
The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs
(ico. H Mflcod d( l.umbrrton. He is
assii.latid with the Grantham Drug
fnrwpuhy, and u held in high esteem
hy comities friends.
out of town gaests were Mrs.
ti«o H. Mi'Uiod, Mrs. E. K Procter, Mr
and Mr». James Proctor aod twe lit
daughters, Me tars. John and Robert ,
S’ , j
Procter of Luiaberton, Mr*. J. A. Cotton
of Gold h«ro, Mrs. H R Hryan of Wil
mington, Mrs. E L. Nash of Roncmary,
Mr and Mr*. K. lino* Proctor, Jr,
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Mi 3 A Hrown. Mi < Alice Lee Drown
of I'hadhourn and Mrs. Uussie Brewer
of Birluinghaia, Ala.
GIRL. A BANK PRESIDENT
n. WILL Rrt.DY LAW
The yoangest hawk pic*i4e«it at the
irwrant low* Slate bankers' conVeqti.irt
was a girl, AWtia Dele,'
1 though }tm SS, Mis* Role is presi
dent of the limiri.ii k Savings Hank of
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Hancork, la., a town of 3tM> ii.h-sl Itant ■
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"I've been In the business *in<«., 1
,'was a little girl," <hn sags, “but be
ginning next* year I'm going to study
Jaw.”
Miss Bole'* father is treasurer of Pot-
J h t’
tmcHttainid comity, la. •
Shy was alo the first woo.an in her
county to sere* on n jury.
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THE GOLDSBORO NEW* '*
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WOMAN'S PAGE ® 1
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OPR FIRST YEAR
l*> • Bride
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Svi Runny entered upon net first yeor
•s tuy own was com p|,.Veil Ugiiir/ tt<
*jwur to find out »t the' atart ivhst puv
«ft> Mean*. And Jack *mj |, who h*tl
more than ordinary advantage., owing
to J*<k> industry and thrift, had land
Ird in bankruptcy.
Bonny wa« going to li» happy ever
j afterward Hilt wo»s I ever guiii* tu he
j happy again?
j * »a»M have started for my hua
ban.l nr with him AAd yrt I had barn
I unable to withstand the liauriii othar
girls had. ■*
I hadn't haan ahla to practice urdi
nary • . ouontira 1a hrlp him. *
In thr short prosperity nf our fimt
yanr l had shown the wladuiu of a baby.
Bankrupt and joblcbs, Jark had rod.
to hia ienaes and mada air face a fgw
hard facta and the hardaat waa (hi*:
No longer hy a kisa and raraia could I.
turn him front aarioua dl.ru.alun of
! “* r ••Karo or persuade him to let me ,
Karr ray own w*y,
lha shock’’ of thin discovery waa a
tonic. If Jack would no longer humor
.in.- a« a child wife I would batter be
have lific a pi.niun
! “An in Head of childishly wnndarinir
j a-hat ia in Mr* Harrod* letters," laid
| * ta Me, "why not aak Jack T*
I And »« I did, my lane n ifuiv.r with
j Icara, •llh reproach:
| “Hera aae I have a doyen of lh«m
I onr a small part!'*
■ "Hhy Pkgyins! Why yoo're not hg
man I mean slot fatuiaina! n You mean
*» »•? *««>• hapt aw- and never read
am ?”
1 diarrtt Os conran nolf't
l Jack swept raaiotleas arma about mr |
an ddraw ma to a chair by tha labia.
'Open them All of them! Read
theint"
But read them I could not. Thay
were nothing but rhese problems!
For my files,” Jnrk explained with
Characteristic brevity, tl suppose |
■iuKht to add that my husband gave op
playing i haas with Mrs. tterrod. Ha
did tract. I wouldn’t let him )
j I «4t up suddenly.
“Jack! You remember that night in
‘lh« nines? Whan you ray my suit
lan diicw hat-”
Jmk .loud up unset ly | had awok
en*.l a memory which hart him, hurt
cruelly. Hut ha Waa not going to let I
it rain our lives lie ws* fnr mere
ganeroue than I I haMcned to aaplaini I
*Tlie girl who wore my elothei was]
Bonny! Hut I wouldn’t tell you. Not |
as long a-i I had Mra. Herrod's letters '
on iny mind. I was going to swap fair-" 1
Jack attempted to oilance me with 1
kl'>»ea, hut his tendarnels only made
me Sob the harder.
“I've been horrid, Jark. Rut I'm go
nr to begin all over, Jark, with our
forend year.
"I’ve been a thriftless llttla wife Rut
I've learned You'll *te how I ran save
■ when We get anotltar job.
' Meantime, drar>—t. We'll manage to
..crape along any Heei.ou> | j 1
I have de< ided that I will not take Bar-
I nick's money! *’ V *
tTo Be Continued I
MARRIAGE
A I.A MODE
American fnthefs, ’ abetting * the
harvest of bills a«w«d hy the June 1
hrnle. would appreciate the eastom
In aome parts of Indio where the
friends nf the couple provide the '
trouseaa.
Tlmy borrow all the finery they 1
ran to adorn thr brute and groom
for thr marriage. Sometimes the
elaborate wedding reramoqias last
for a fortnight during which time '
the bridegroom does not aa* bis
bride. |
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Reduce The Cost of YqtH
V *'■ -! n * T Tsr » I
Stomach 1 1
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A arson's stomach is an expensive poe* I
rp*“~ session. It is always wanting more. But J
you can reduce the cost by careful buying |
~~* ,y seeing food stuffs that are rich' I
' jw nutriment and do not faste away in the %
cooking. ** 1
“lOconomfcal (Quality is not always available at every storey But 1
you can always l>e sure of fretting iit from us. That is a strong «. ft <
jj • point with *is, and we buy with that end in view.
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JENKINS GROCERY 1
I PHONES -700-701 ft j
► MBTKPTION FOR HNIIIHEIRfT.
Mra. I'aal Telverton was hostess at
her beautiful horea ua South John
.itiret yesterday aft* m.iun brlwven the
hours of six and .even in honor of
y Mi ij Sarah Horne gay, whose wedding
to Mr Ituy Armstrong of Gastonia will
boa aortal event of tin ropung week.
Mr., Y* Iveyton'a u*MI pvath g- ,
ly decorated in yellow and while Shasta
data!** and phlox were grouped artis
tically in baskets and vases through i
out tke reception rooms.
| Receiving at the door wera Mrs |i„n
L Humphrey and Mrs. Dewey Silbeuiab.
I.ittle Mias BaraK Hall Yrlrril.n rul<
Ircted the cards of the gaests. The ra>’
reiving line ronaisted of she hostess,
Mi*! Sarah Kornegay, and Mra l.q*li«
Yelverton.
Mrs. I’atil Borden and Mrt: I>. II
Bland ushered tha guests Into the din
ing room,- which was a beautiful at
presnlon of the yellow and white colon
, schema. A large crystal b*iwl of .liasta
daisies on a lace rloth formed tha Cen
terpiece, and grouped around this at
intervals on the table were crystal
ratidrlaliea with yellow shaded candles,
'•fee cream, rake, rahdiei, and nuts, •II
fashioned IU Ulu prevail* Mg Cola*
1 srhftme, were served hy Miss Margaret
Kornegay, Mra. K. R. Michaug, Mrs.
Shelton Dunn of Rochy Mount'and Mis*
Eleanor iaurnegay.
From toe dining room, the guests
were escorted hy Mra. Will Beat and
Mrs. W. E. Stroud Into the recaption
hall, where Mi«a Kurhrl Borden and
Mis. S. F. Teague were hoatesaea. Here
they were served with delirious fruit
punch hy Mra. J. R. Crawford and
Mra. Z.rna Wall. The punch bowl sur
mounted a decorative embankmant of
j yellow and white daisies (rimmed with
smilix and fem
About on* hundred gudata called dar {
mg Ike course es the afternaon. ',
TO i:\tkrtaim AT 4.N.
Myy Paul Bordon will be hostess this 1
afternoon at 4 itO nt her home on Mai- !
berry street In honor of Miss Sarah I
Kornegay, one of the season's most j
popular bndes-rlert, Mrs. Thorn- I
ton“llood, of Km ton, who Is visiting
btl«i
WITH MRS. J. J. HATCH.
Mis. James J. Hatch way hostess yes
teidiy morning at her home on North i
tleorga slret uat an enjoyable bridge
party, complimentary to Mist Bardh j
i Kornegay, bride elect; Mra. Hatches' |
! a liter, Mrs. W. T. Host, of Raleigh, and
Mrs. Hickman Ray, of Durham who Is ,
1 visiting here. Where she formerly re |<
I aided. 1 1
Mra. Hatch's home wga cheerfully and '(
generously adorned with summer fluW- ' i
era. I’logreaulve bridge was played,"
there being nine tables occupied At
the close of sn interesting game the
honorrea were presented wtth attract <
■ve gifts; Silk hoar for Miaa Kornegay |
a **<t t of uu ibui tag spoons for Mrs.
Host, and a handsome dect of cards far !
Mra. Kay. The highest a* art prise, a 1
set of hand made daillies, went to Mrs. it
Harry Abrams, of New York Ity. who
.>» thq gaeat of Mr* Adolph Oettjager.'.j
A refreshing salad cnur.ae waa sarved >j
after the playing Wa* coacludai. Aa* If
isling the hoatraa ware Mra. A. M. Bub- I
blit, Mra. 11. I*. Oraham. and Mila KUtel !|
Hatch, as Wilmington, N. d ‘I
Ihosa enjoying Mr. Hatch'■ hdtpllal- I
ity ware Hits BaraiT VornegayT Mrs. I
W T. Bdst. of Raleigh; Mra. Hickman I
Ray, of Durham; Me.dumaa Paul Bor- IJ
dan. C. D. Grove, K. B U*n R. B. Mil !|
ler, R W. Powell, Murray Borden, P, f*
V. Hungardnar, Thoa. Norwood, Adolph
(letlinger, llarrf Abrama, of New Tort
It'Hy; T II Prince, W L. Ri.wl.ng., H
I. Graham, ('. I. Smith, W. K Stroud.
Win. B Thompson, Jritnig Smith, If.
W Tuttle, E. K WJrrcn, Graves J.
Smith, Vance Weill, L. M Michaui.
I'aul B Kdinundaen, W. P. Nufar, #, I
H. Smith, K. If. Graham. A. V Bobbitt,
and Misses Mary Slaughter, Margaret
Kornegay, Mary Stewart, of Norfolk,
Va„ RlolSe Gee Kornayaj, and Ethal
Hutch of Wilmington, M. C.
PAGE THREE
■ Mr Ralph Wing left this Martin* Par
Greensboro to .pend a law day. .
ing friend*.
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Hr. H F. Woodard has guns ta Nasr
York to take a post graduate course.
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Misses S 4« rags ret and Virginia Morae
tyr, Mrs. n. Hanrtr. ,
' Mr*. Albert thfd ad Mount t^Hrartritp?
■ sapper hero yesterday -5
'Mrs. 'd..'t.''autl*j mt Bogtb
>a*rtd«y. ' \
Koadiu dad Viglnia Byrd *
•attm Oliva war* ahoppara ia tha *iA J?"
yaaterday. 'TIJS
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Mr and Ma. Dave Sommalin of M»> 3
* tar<Uy W * r * ,hop, * i,, * »‘»itara hare yea
••• • l
Mr. and Mrs. Have Summerlin es Mt.
tarZy. W * n hat# yaw- 'J
a a a * •••' '. ■ '
Mra. Pittman of Mount Ollaa waa • '
•Magyar in tha city yesterday
• t « • w irm
Mr and Mrs. J. H Edwards of Prince- *
ton were visitors berr youidny,
Misses Stella Cron# and Peniy ciay
?» V * ,P *» 4W « » ttm Ml* Mt Aaho
villa.
'a a a'g • * •'
Mr.. W. 8. Edwards and children bare ;
returned after spanding a fan day* in
Princeton. _ ,_e
Ka. a— «■* » s* . . £
Mr. Oscar Nail of IPilaon waa a aU-
Uor ia thgj city yaatarday.
Mrs. L. W Crawford of waa «*
• .hoppo, >• tho <Ry yaofrday. ~ w
Mra. L. W Jarksoa of PthaatlM wna
• visitor l« JJ,
Mr. Paul Smith has to hla
home in Pikeville.
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Mr. rharlas Rena of PraasMt waa gV
visitor yo.ty rday,
Mr. Oadgy Ayratk of Prsasset atabda- +
Cd ova* Iq tha citg y*-*urdag
***•• **My . Lewie of Palaon waa a
ahoppar here yesterday. , r
Mra. Roland Kirtmdfe ban iillllkl , ~x
to her horns l| t n M/mgkdSl
, Miaa Ethel Hatch! of
ibe guest of Mr and Man a ' ItlK Fm
'.. guy, having com* to k. WtreamlftodC .'-*P
the wedding of tholr iaugkiM
to Mr Kay Armstrong of t
Tuesday evening 4
....
Mia. A. Koacowar left
a visit tu relatives and frUwda Jfeg.
I.ynrhhur'g and other ( Vlrflnla *Sl||M s
( AROf INIANU AT TNI KMMfeE
The following North t atoltatonn WBIB
tegnured at the Kcnnon nibilw!.
H Ma. Keime. Greensboro; m. "Iff
Un.mt, Ko. ky Mos.t, 8. L fiSfl
Wlltboru; A. L Sterner.
Chav J Savurln. Wilmington:
Hnll. Wilmington; C. *. |i#R, ora4H
bor..; L. D Burton, Wsahlngrton; 1M
Wniter., Kinston; K. Jf i.oakar. % K,
Bailey. I A Wadaworth. bSmaZI
I. William. Kanford; A. C, fflfl
Huih.m, Ji, me. I t'rnwtotd, tkaM
A M Broune. Ahookio. L,U Bears, oB
ham; W C. Thom.., Bnjfrfc
ir wmTmuT 1 w m
WEU. MW * . J
Yon arrive at a pnhlle ebtoMnMMB
m.at, aa a- tboator oy
"lure ,he pcrf.rmanc 7
that row do got In Convenience Obklg th
already ig lh.lt yU**l. w w \ W
You do not W*ih dgying tha yr*«- 1
rass of th* glgy or oparo, nor dg jQ
yen mak* any nanecaaaniy aaiao m*
with your program -7
Ton raasove yagr hot wtthaM haw ’ •