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tATCTPAY MORNING, **TT. fj L
EAGER TO KNOW SOCIAL PROGRAM OF MRS* GEORGE J. GOULD
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A VIEW OF THOSE
WHO WERE HELPED
Mr. Hum'll Pays a Tribute to
Workers and Supporters
of the (VO. S.
lit A, K HOWRI.I.
Whst would hnii pm if the prop!, of
Goldsboro i ■>u!<l mi a pro. - union of
the th.- helpless, the -iik,* »lu
aged,'the hot..i.tl| ehildfia
whom Ihe ( h.inly Organisation Society
has helped throughout those yearst If
nil those helptil in one ><ur could be
»ern, if they could speak to the city of
Goldsboro, to th" moo rs of the C. (I.
N.. whot would In the result? We won
dvr if the C. O. S. worker* themselves
realize w hat ufferiug they uri reliev- •
ing. »nd what lil ai If.dt gtTitrttide for
them, and thanksgiving for. the spirit
which prompt) them But", up in the
prayer* of those helped.
Th t’*c anti many other thought* crowd
id the wrf. r - -1 I . h. *nt tan the
rircli* of tho*c faithful, t»roadN*pir»tcd
women who mot to take up their regular
business of the month in the C. O. S.
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Angers Hornsby. of the St. l««la
Cardinals. considered by many Use
beet all round tall tow r that ever
•mra spikes lit a out alter the
homa tun title thta year. Those
bt« bands tell the atury of his UU-
Uiif .ui'l fielding |TW ?rs.
meeting Thursday evening. One could
not help admiring these wemta ol vis
ion, human sympathy and love, many
of whom through aU. these thirty seven
> itrs, have devoted theif time, money
and energy to relieving the poverty, th.
ml ry, and the suffering in our oo'ntr
munity. What sums of actual money
they have brought to she Community by
placing dep, mi nt families in position,
not only to earn their living, bat Hi
produce for the city and icounty rath
cr than to live from others' earnings!
A Ural Joy.
Those who have had a part in this
noble work in giving service or utotiry
need not await reward fa the nest
world if tftey will merely stop ta think
over what their efforts have meant.
The joy from this kind us work is real.
Is 1 laitihg. it is satisfying.
“Being it man in tKo. meeting of worn
en, the.writer could not haip wondering
the men of OfoldsbM would contin
ue long to leave this work solely to the
’ women. The C. O. K. strives to make
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report* lu the absence of knowledge of the dot* and dual) l '* common to rndlo telegraphy. Ihe department * radio
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NEW' YURK, Sept 22. New York's
r.rh are wondering the social
program of the bride of George J,
tfould, the multimillionaire, whose
k.l:!> id Inr always beVe been at the «
rye* of the."“4*o.'’
Wilt th« fofim r .Vcrc Sinclair ro* J
tarn from abroad and attempt, .a so
cial campaign next stuoti?
Yt s
The quctli'on intr.gue*. while other *
questions are still unanswered the
anteeedi nts of the new Mrr. (.oald, the •
’ romance that led to the marriage, the
circumstances of the cere
mony itself. ‘ ,
And uUo: What I* Suing to happen
to the two city Hornes one in Fifth
Avenue which Mr Gould inherited by
the wilt of Mr . Edith Kmgdun (lould, '
b » il rat (fei fe ? j
Provision nine of .the will bequeaths
hioi these residences “until he rtmsrl
lies," nl which even they are to be
sold and th«. proceeds added to the
residuary estate. , z
i.% r, i stall'.
(loul.l and his bride are now report
ed to have been married In Lakewood,
N: (.. before paving t .«r abroad, though
no announcement w.t- nady^pgtil after
they had spent some 11 n \ .At-C ! • id -n
ami laris and were on the way to
Aix-lcs Bains. '
Meanwhile Jay (iould. a son. has gone
to Europe and will probably visit hi.
father niid stepmother during their
money moon.
Mr. (lotild'it daughter, Edith Mrs.
Carrol l>. W’oinwright, whose romance
led to a runaway match is planning
lo go to Europe. .
Other children are Kingdom, George,
Jr, Mr»,<®Anthony J Drexel, lady Hey— ■"
lies, and Gloria "(iould.
The l.r.de of Godld is a blonde,
at out 30. Klu i» said to have be< n
The l.auie Vt-re Sinclair appeared in
the iiiat of "The tlirl iq the hilm,"
horn in Ohio, of English parentage,
a iwusiial farce produced Due. 30,
IPIJ, in Nns Yprk by George Gros
suuth, l-oi|iilon comedian, who brought
the eomyulny from England.
it* work efficient, to avoid pauperising
people, to do the work undertake:! Wigg
ly and thoroughly. Mu', could not the
men, with their business experience add
to their effott* and irrcrei ■<.- Its «f
fectlveness T
l< not this a vihtf': 1 !'' si yin the com
munity? Can any able citizen afford,
to be Uninterested, Uurnopi rative and
'"without at least u word of rtteottrugc
mem for this agency and this work? f
Vital Activities. „>
The C. O. S. is a »ucu ty for organ
izing the family social work in fluid*
koto It attempt* to rvUts* all 4ho i*l|*f
hoit and rtuaka it iffi'Ctl*! 1 and t«» avoid
duplication to maka all our charity
helpful and not harmful. It |«r< t• »
u* from the unworthy Uougur. It In
to make begging unnecessary hy a«**nf
i Rtcfuary rdtef m a ay.-dcmalic w»>.
Through the chrlier work of th** C.
0. si. and its activities in -
noction with the c»iy, our rnm-
P*vhcn»iv<* county h* Alik prog^jsin‘f'u w?
None can fail to th*-
sadfsadf
ms
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l«» i» romwitttff of the * O credit
for the vxtendve ami cffortlee rcMilts
in fighting in thr city and
county Many other wnrihy activities
known to a-1 ore ci-niwl on hy tH*s
ag* nu v.
family w«d«aff. Tutr pum, «Xi>< ;*.s» pre
vention, child welfare uni car* us Ike
kelpie** aft* viM atctUltien tn dpr cum
■aqnlty. I. u* t r iH» over this m ittcf
<*r«tk tiUf uf>d t. hcx«f u - , ua
each h«* helpful in deytdopit»g tin* w*»«k
t« ik'frraM *uff* rinj* and poverty in'
our in*d*t. Wc ,ip- our l»tot her * keep
er. I><» wc h Ip him?
N t:\YS rHOM THK KfiH
mshKr or iiik woKi i).
((jnldsbftru ( haiui i’r of CommvrceT
Is th ■ poultry bu lasts a payng in -
dutry?
. lie Ip w me ffgtgMM lb t we have
jll'l MM" ’. 1, (, ,ls»( ii Vj
.■riTTii. ti. ; . Is - El. .fc »
'o. t
of |!i v W <*rld.
fVtn?ui*m, »'nl»fornU, population #*•
22(1. has a IMMNMMO H«y*» that lay 52*.
OOn.OOu cjrff.n annually valued at sLL
jlbf ha# $21.000,(Mill worth of
(*oul j y rquipnimt within u abort rad
of tl»«* «jJ> She aolta annually 12.
|j|n,(!oo «ii»y old chirk.*. Sh** »#dl* *
live fowli annually, She ha* iom<-
poultry farm# with ih.WH) bird* to th«
fnrni and he 1* rail* d the Lgg Market
of the World.
fVt aiumu lupplie* NYw York* I*hila
drlphia. Haiti! n«r«* un.f W ii.hiriKlnn will,
thirty per cent'nf their entire c*M*mp
(ion of vit«» *nd chicken*, htltpping
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!. ' history of our business. We guarantee that these suits can’t be . ,
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15 Men’s Suits ... SIO.OO 50 Boy’s Suits .... $2.50 j
) 21 Men’s Suits ....$12.50 50 Boy’s Suits $3.50 j
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> J them before you buy any Fall Suits. v n *
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theee product# by nyrut to the ebove
point*. It take* fourteen day* from
Cdtalunui to New York. Way** County
c#a reach the above murketi In lour
tut ii hour*.
A (r you interested in developing the
poultry '.rultiitry “111 «ur County’ H.-e
the Mammoth liuut.alor hacOilrig liiidfl
"Kgr WeJne»d*s »nd Thur day ->f Kjit
Week it tbe Way** County fair
tiluwndK
lien* •« *he I mil hall IJ.nw. Kept, 3#
RUMINATE AIX CAR TROUBLE |
)) AH mnki* of car of rcpaiml Full line of Gas and Oils )
Ihslnjuiloiis of 1“. ty field vat Inu trtors and Hartford \\
1) Batteries 'it
(It liayiielil c arhurotors adjusted to Fords arc gtiurniitccii
■W a *<» five 22 miles per gallon of yeas ((
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, / to fit all makes of cars. it
) All work guaranteed at a reasonable price. if
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/ Successor to Queen Motor Co. Center St. at Mulberry
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Open Tonight
Our store will be open tonight until 9:00
o’clock. \' 9
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Come down and see us and talk STOVES
lie fore cold weather gets here.
We put them up,
Smith
Hardware Co.
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A Ft** Trick
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Th« conjure r wan tw-rformiag I* ■ •<
iwm adjoining • gunpowder fpettry. . '<
A nailor and hi* parrot wttt enjuyug
th»..how.
TH. conjurer eh#nr*d a baif dollar
“ "lrl.l. -o> ' AV. ,
>.ow, that'* fine trick," taid the
.i-ii-.r. lightiup It i b pip. "I wilder
«h*t hv Ij do ne*t?" The tailor the*
r» ’v *W«y hta match*
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