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MARY OANIRLS MASON, Settlor
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THANKSGIVING
F*t that t« in living in this hoar,
004 of Nations, God of
Wo thank The*. Grant aa of Thy
power
To llvo aright’
For that our wills > spring forth to
moot
Tho challenge wkl(lK|hi hour sounds
ebay,
* jN thldk That. Keep ul from dis
graeo, of hato, or fear
that oar llatrning heart* aro
grown
Mho tender, with the whol# world’!
Wo The*. Love more like Thine
own
Gtve ua to know.
Pm that our thankfulneai barm bright
B, (W* Thee, God of gifta tupreme,
Thee. Merge it in Thy light.
The New Dawn’a gleam I
Minnie Lenona Upton.
Mm Graaaie Leave*
Friendt of Mre. A. E. Graatie will j
•>0 Very glad to learn that the la im- j
Plowing nicely after a very teriout ill- J
“Oid in a local aanatorium, and hat re- i
‘pthd to the extent that the wan
afco to leave the aanatorium yoaterdly
if • o a
Mtn. Grevee Eatertaiaa
ottß. C. D. Grove* delightfully\enter
tdined Mn. W. L. Bawling. and her
jMrnnniag riaitora. Meadamea J. F. Band
P's »“< M. A. Stewart, of Norfolk, at !
Im tinner party in the Cafeteria, Tue*
ykf evoaing at aeven o’clock
O O •
■To Atlaad Game
'“|At ChorfattovviUe
I Mia tea Lena Simmon*, Margaret Ed- I
■NifMaon, Virginia Simmon*. Dorthy
ffflmtnona, Elisabeth Bogle, Mark Mlc-
Ihll* add Sarah Bordun and Mr Edwin
• <m*ph have gone to Charlottavlllo to j
Wtond tho gamo.
o • o
•b. nwd Mia. Land at
PNM Early la fdgooamha
i Mr- and Mr*. E. M. Land and Mis*
■Eotrica Psrmelee, their houte guest,
loft thb morning for their farm in
county to attend a houao
<o*t*y. They will return Saturday
Inominf and Mint Parmelee will visit
■r. and Mrs. Land hors until Monday.
Mtla Rachel Borden waa hoetea* yea- I
terday afternoon to tho Wsdneiday
Bridge flak at 0 aeries of intonating
games. Following then delightful re-
Treahmenta were served. Guests for the
afternoon were! Metdamea E. E. Euat- 1
lw. P. U. Bumgardner and H. M. Hum
■bay, and ths regular members were: ■
Meadame* Robert Powell, George Dew- j
try. B. Bv Miller, Paol Borden, Rosalie .
Kxum, W. H. Smith, E. M. Land. Miatet ,
-Clara Spicer and Helen Kirby.
M* * *
Stetarn From Bridal
i Mr. and Mra. t. K .Raa, Jr. arrived
the city teat night from their brld
tel thip apent In Florida. They will
'visit Mra. Reaa parent*. Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Summerlin fore ft#’ day* be
fora going to Norllna. where they will
gnohe their homo.
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Margaret Kornegky chaperoned
VAUDEVILLE
Acme Theatre
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
This Week
PHIL PETERS CLASSY STEPPERS
PEOJLE 16
f / Opening BID n
* BLACKCAT CABRETTE
> Friday—Two Jolly Barrons v
Saturday—Topsy Turvey Honeymoon
Gpod Singing—Dancing and Vaudeville
Specialties.
■mi s w i ws . ns
ADMISSION 25 and 50 CENTS
the |-A grade of tho Goldiboro High
School on o moot enjoyable outing yes
terday afternoon. Leaving immediate
ly after school at thfod-ttn, they hiked
out to Haaa'a Spring*, where an after
noon of rose ting weinora and toasting
mofahmolloW* wad enjoyed. The name*
of tho fortunate porticipeate are listed
below;
Mlaaea Alice Slaaghtor, Elitabeth Ray
I Virginia Kornegay, Louriae
I Eleyaa, Rlitahoth Speer*. Annie Bia
mone, Ruth Pate, Pauline Thorton.
Georgia Davit, Leaiae Loeham, Ida Mfr
golia, Sarah Faulkener, Sadie Lea
Southerland,Mestra. Robert Eealy, Mar
vin Bherrard, Adrien Crampier. Fred
( rowvoo, Haywood Lynch. Edgar Simp
kin*, gillie Brat, William Lang*tan.
000
Goreroor To Entertain
Governor Cameron Morrison, will en
tertain at a reception this oveaing
from 10 until it O’clock at tho ex.ca
tlve maaiio* in Raleigh in honor of
1 the teachers attending the Teachers'
aaaewrbly- The i-oldabor* teachers at
tending the assembly are Misses Al
| lie Freeman, Rennie Peel# and Mr* H.
i K. Fennell.
sen
Tho Parker-Conto a
Wedding
A wedding of interest to many Qold*-
l oro people waa that of Leroy Parker,
of Mount Olivo and Mias EvagCnata, of
Goldsboro, at ths homo of tho bride's
parents in Smith Held (not evening, tho
Rev. William 0. Cone, of SL Stephen’s
Church oAciatiag. Mlaa Coots waa
given in marring* by her father.
Among these present wort: Mr. Graves
Smith, Mr. David Prince, Mite Bottle
and |T»* Blanc)* fight, of
Goldiboro, with many from Smlthfiold
end Mt. Olfve. Thd young couple will
reside in ML OWvv after a short wed
ding trip in the Wtetern port of the
State.
see
Get of Town V letter*
Out of town riiitor* in the city yes
terday wers: Miss Catherins Boyd, New
Bern; Mi*e Annie Duncan, Beaufort;
Prof B I. Heffner. Mioses Elisabeth
Chwek. Loui* Moon, and Ethel Rees,
Hookrrton; Miss Mary Lou Wilkins,
Ro*e Hill; Mr. L. N. Smith. Raleigh.
Mr. S. L. Roberts, AsMevillsj N. J..
Siginor, of the Newport Schools; Ellon
Dale, Faro.
PERSONAL ‘
Miss Coloots McEorhern left yester
day for her home in Wilmington. She
expects to return Sunday.
Mi*a Florence White Is in Wilming
ton a* the guest of relatires.
Mr*. Flora Kendall i* spending
Tha nksgivtug In Wilmington wftli I
friend* and relative*.
Mr*. L. H. Jones left yesterday after
noon on a visit to La Grange, and
will be there until 8u nduy.
Master L. Newell, Jr. It in Wilming
ton visiting hi* aunt. Mr*. E. C. Craft.
Mr. Cecil Boat hat gone to Warsaw
to spend Thanksgiving at horn*.
Mia* Lilli* Walker is spending the
holidays in Qreenthnro.
Mr. Carlisle Shephapd went down to
Wilmingtoa yesterday, to visit friends
and relative* until Sunday.
Mr. Sam Emory is spending tho holi
days at his home in Ckata City.
Ask us first—We have it
Palace Drug Store
Phone No. 8
10-Minute Delivery Service
Mia# Paulina C«bb, of Bowan, whn
has boon visiting Mra. A. K. Robert
•on, bus returned home.
. Mr. wi Mrs. Crooch, of Winston
talem. ara tho bona* guest a of Miss
Leah Slaughter.
Mra. W. A. Aldridge is visiting in
Mt. Ollv* and trill he there the remaind
er of this week.
Mt. B. M. Land Wan a bwsiaaaa visitor
in Raleigh yesterday. '
Mr*. Them os O'Berry returned thin
morning from an extended visit to New
York.
Mtea Elitabeth Waters is spending
Thanksgiving In Wilmington.
Mr. John Hobbs wao • visitor in Wil
son yesterday murniag.
Master “Sonny" Graham, of Chapel
Hill, I* tho guest nf Mr*. C. B. Wilkins.
Mra. H. M. Humphrey and Mias Mary
Humphrey spent yesterday morning in
Wilton, shopping and visHing.
Mr. and Mra. M. J, Beat aro in Lam- '
hecton, visiting their daughter, Mr*. J.
C. Fuller. 1
Mra. M. B. Andrew* and children, cf 1
Fayetteville, are the house guests of
her parents, Mr. and Mra. J. D. Daniels <
on East Walnut Street.
Mr. George Norwood spsnt yesterday
afternoon in Raleigh on business.
Misi Margaret Hines is in Raleigh I
spending Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mra. B. H. GriMn, at tha Yarborough.
Mioaoa Varna Baker and Nonas Ward,
of Newton Grove, aro visiting Mr*. K.
B. Herring, on E. Walnut Street.
Dr. J. M. Howard has retained from *
a business trip to Raleigh.
Major Matt Allen it home for Thuaki- J
giving. • |
Hr*. Tom Whitaffeld Is vlaitiag J
friend* and relatives in Mt. Ollv# for !
a few days.
Mra. Jamea Jeffrey* Is spending *
Thanksgiving with frtend* in Rategh.
Magdalene Hsmmoll, Virginia
»“<l Wf‘» Suther are in Benncttaville,
Sootir Carolina, a* tha guests of Mr*.
R. B. Kirkwood.
Mr. J. W. Seta, Jr, of Raleigh, le In *
Goldsboro on a baelnoat trip, and !a 1
registered at the Keniton.
Mr. and Mra. R. R. Austin went ap *o 1
Durham yesterday afternoon and will *
return tonight.
Mr. A. 8. Grady, attorney of ML *
Olivo, wna in the elty Tuesday UR legal J
ljuaine**. '
Mias Jaat* Scott it In flaunt Olive at '
the gaeat of Mr. end Mr* Merman An- 1
dtpws.
Mias Mary Poplin it tho guest for 1
Thankagiving of friends in Mount Olive, '
Mra. Charlie Water* and tdiildren 1
left yeaterday afternoon for Mount 1
Olivo to spend Thankagiving with rota- 1
tivea. Mr. Water* will join them this '
morning.
Mist Mary Talton left yesterday af
ternoon for Wilmington to viait for f
several days. 1 j, ; i
Meadamea J. F. Bakey and M. A. 1
Stewart, of Norfolk, who have beten 1
visiting Mra. W. L. Rawlings, returited 1
home yesterday. I
Mr*. J. P. Hewitt and Miaagt ltd •
garet and Jaaa Hewitt, of Rosomai*y. *
will arrive tonight and are to bo tMe '
houaegurata of Dr. and Mr*. William '
Smith. i
Mra. Faison Thompson went to War
saw Tuesday t* attend a party at Mr*.
W. L. HIIH.
Mra. C. E. Boat, of South Rivpr, lo : •
• pending tho week end in Guldsboro <
a* the gaeat of her slater, Mia* Mary 1
Alien Groves. v. 1
Mra. F. W. Hollingsworth, of Statea- *
v> Ho, who bo* been ■ pending some 1
time hero with her parents. Mr. and 1
Mrs. F. L. Caste*, returned home yes- 1
terday. 'I
Colonel John D. Langston and child- '
ren are spending tha day in Darham
and wlTl Attend th*, Trinlty-Woffard I
game. I
Mr. W. C. Daniel*, traveling repre
sentative es the Baker Binnrtt Co., 1
la in tho (city vieiting this parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. » Daniels.
Mias Freda .Cuben Is visiting haW
sister, Mrs. ff. J. Need!man. in NeW 1
Bern.
MrJ J, O. Bitiell \spent yaßterdap
morning la Fayattovillo on baaßisss.
Mra. Marshal! Williams, of Fsisen,
wo* a visitor In tho city yesterday.
Mias LofifSe Ptidgin left yssHsrday
afternoon for Warsaw t* visit. She as
pects to return Sunday.
Messrs Lodi a sad Farrar Oner are
home from Atlantic Christian College
to spend Thanksgiving with thair par
ent*. Reverend and Mra. L. M. Onter
Miaa Jessie Winstead Is vlaitiag in
Roaehill for a few day*.
Miss Satie Sagga mt MU****. le edit
ing Mlaa Carrie Hinson, on Spruce It.
Mias Hansford Patterson, of MoiMfcr,
Virginia, (a spending Thankagivlv* !
with Mlea Eleanor Daniels.
Mies Maggie Blackman, es j
is viaiting Mra. F. W. Rutledge.
MY. Clarence Parks, of Wilailagton.
is visiting hi« parents, Mr. and Mrs. B |
F. Parka, on Asha Street.
Mia* Julia Mala Southerland of tho
Warsaw High School faculty, is home i
for the Week end.
Meter*. H. D. Bateman and D. 8
Boykin, of Wilson, were hualaeaa visi
tor* in Goldsboro yeaterday.
Mr. A W. Gilletta left lost night for
his hotiM In Copron. Virginia, whord
bo will visit? for ths remainder of the
Meek. ~
Miss Margaret Soeaer went over to
Fremont last night for a visit of a
fnw dag*.
Messrs. If axel Zealy and Thomsa
Campben are home from the Oalveraity !
s dfs df
Goldsboro, N. C.
far tho week end.
Mr. Solly Isaac*, baa f»turned from
» business trip to WlteaJugton
1 Mr. K. W. Vick was a business visi
ter in Wilratugwa puadsrday .
Mr. Vaaoa Weill Is hstne for Thanks
giving.
Mr. Lewis Giddoao la home from
Chapel Hill to spend ths holidays with
his pa rants.
Mr. 0. L. MlddUton. mt Manroe, ar
rivovd test atght aad is tha guest of
his father aad mother, Mr. and Mrs.
D. C- Middleton ,
Misses Annie aad Helen Moore, of
Mount Olive, are visiting Mr. and Mr*.
O. C. Jones.
Mis* Carrie Scwelkort, who is teach
ing at Steadman this year, it the house
gaeat of Miss Nellie Josraa.
Miss Adel* Rosa* is spending tho
holidays at her homo ia Copron, Va.
Mra. Eatelie Smith hat returned from
a visit to WhiteVillb and Wilmingtoa.
Miss RoWena Berdan has retained
from Clinton, whom ska has boon on
on extended visit to relative*
Mr. Bishop Malpass it heats from
tho Uaivorsity fat I sass days
OF YR OLD TYMI
Santo DlMisaii BMwosm tho QUosrv
aaco mt tho Dap Thou aad tho
Foatittea of today.
From picking tho staAaff oat of a
wild turkey to kicking tha stuMng oat
of a wild football piayer, Thanksgiving
day absorvanc* has uadargono a de
cided change* d*oa wMkla the ken Os
the present Writer, who, at tkat, Is
gait* aid enough to gain a permanent
homo among tho mummies at tho Me
trepioitsn Museum of Aft, Roy K.
Moulton writes ia tho Now York Eve
ning Mail. Thera wore days away back
in Paritan times whka people had a '.at
to bo thankful far and eaoagh sens*
to bo thankful for It. It is still true
that a portion of oar groat metropoli
tan population And time to render
thanks in tho old-faskloaod stylo, hut
the rah-rah Thank*firing has been with
as *oae twenty yearn now, and it seems
to be gaining momentum.
In the old days they used to lease a
platter strewn with the hones of wild
turkey, and now it is tho general cus
tom to lose* the gridiron strewn with
arms, tegs, cars and other more or let*
Important impediments.
Tha history of a Thanksgiving day
used to be set down by the Church
clerk, and now it I* tot ifnwn in Jaaa
by tho sporting writer, all of which,
geos to show that civilisatlan is mov
ing, though wo can't always decide
whch way.
Y* Oid Tymo Thankagiving.
’’Know ye all me* by thefc presents:
“That I, Makepeace Wharhurton,
governor, do noaAnnte Tharfday, ys
twenty sixth of Novcmbor, to boa day
of ihsnkfgtving and a day of prayer in
remembrance of tha groat blcfflng* w*
have received daring the path year. All
aad fUndry of tho population are order
ed to attend service and profoundly
render thanks for pease sad profperlty
or pay penalty on the pillory, the duck
ing stool or tho or the fteck*.
“MAKEPEACE WHARBUETON,
“Oovemor.”
Those were the days of real Thanks
givings. Pelog Prouty did not have to
go to the batehor shop aad batter his
soul, his hoaso aad lot and his Ford
for m tarkey. Ho klaond his wife, Prd
denco, and the kids good-hy for maybe
the last time, and net forth far a wild
turkey. Ho carried over his shoulder
on kb- pound blunderbuss with a sprin
kler sttatchmetit on the inutile which
would sutler shot over m fsir-sixad
township and would kick Peleg for a
goal when it went off. If the Indians
got a bead on him first it was good
night tarkey, and if he gat a head on
them flret the springier attatehasont en
abled him to put the raspberry on
eight or ton of them at onaa.
If Peleg got homo all right with tho
wild tarkoy they had a Thsnksgieipg.
If he didn’t they had a funeral.
The family would go to church
the morning and •rrlvd'dhere with sev
eral arrows sticking through their
clothes and hats, and after good old
Elder Hudnutt hod prtsrhod for four
hours and a half sad finally stopped,
tho congregation had something to be
thankful for.
When the feast ws» ready. Psleg,
his wife. Prudence, and the Children,
Steadfast, Charity, Prosper, Fsith,
Cromwell end Whetstone, seated them
select shout tk* table, the room would
suddenly fill with smoke for the reason
that there would be an ladlsa sitting
on the chimney top trying l# smoke
i them oat and glam the tarkoy and
Peleg’s flagon of flrowster.
Indiana Took Part.
Peleg would nonchalantly wander
! oeer to tho fireplace sad throw a hand
| full of gunpowder Into it and ths In
dian wonld moke a dash for the crook
siear by, angrily pursued by his buhn
iVig breechclonf.
Peleg would return to th# fesst and
■ if, "For whnt w# are shoot to receive
let us bo truly thankful ” And h# rs
reltvd it quickly. A noble redmsn pok
ed hi* arm through th* window and
firmlj nlchdd Filer o* tk* boon With o
torcunj hawk. Being a hsrd-ksadcd Puri
tan. P* leg would g* on with his dinner
*fter throwing th* torolsiyh*vk barb
over >iw shoulder sad catching Mr.
ShlnncVock just below th* Adorn'* vp
ffte
The afternoon was given ewer to
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Let t/s
Be] Thankful
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Let us be thankful for the bounty of Providence.
—for friendship that we may tir peace with .*+.}
otir fellows
—for sunshine, and rain and snow, that the earth
may become fruitful * , *
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—for our birthright, that we may know the true **
worth of freedom and democracy
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—for the sense of smell, that we may know the
clean perfume of Autumn mornings
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And let us be thankful for our legs, that they can
carry us among the hills and down in the valleys.
Let us give thanks for our health and strength, that
we may attend our daily labqrs and reap the reward \
of our toil. * 9 iMM 1 \
And let us never lose the sense of gratitude for the
heritage which has come to us from the Pilgrim Fath
ers—the heritage of courage, resourcefulness, piet?
and enduring faith.
Let us use this heritage in our business, and in all the
walks of life. A >
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H. Weil & Bros.
meditation pad reflection.
CoVobrollon •( Todor
But nowaday! they father is lomr
Jan reetanraat and the . boet .aaya:
"For what wo haven't had dating the
past under the Volitead art tot u»
be—,” welt, anyhow, something like
that. The waiter doee not reach trroa«h
the window and tap bin with a tommy
hawk, bat he blta him for a |M76
cheek and a (to tip.
And tnitead of spending the after
noon ia meditation and prayer, as Piles
did, hie greatgreak-grestgront-great
grandson alia ia a.grandstand with 11,-
000 he re tore nad they yollt
“Freehwater's got the ball!"
■’Kre oh water. Freshwater, tip, boo-ti
bah! freshwater. Freshwater, rah, rah.
rah!"
“Oo to It, romailkt Now, hoys, the.
Comsilk locomotivei
“Rah rah rah rah rab rah rah—Cam-,
ellh, roraallb—hip, hip, htp, hip. hip,
hoeraht" ,
Aad after the game Feleg'a descend
sht edsemfaiilhe a ye on 4 flapper ta a
hotel for fllanor, where ho gets a piece
of usrksy through whleh bo can road
the name of tbo oaf# and make oat tte
coat-of-arms la the center of tbo plate
, and call* it a food.
The only folks fuaalor than the nld
ones nro the new ones.
Dr. G. D. MORRIS
Borden Building
Phone*:
Reeideno* I7i» Office 134
Ilount—9-11 a. m/-2-4 p
except Friday afternoon
Suggestion No. 12
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Hid handa nutv br Cold but as long an his hasTt is*
warm vou min hi get him a oatr of warm won ftwfa
now nr tell him to get them and wait till Christinas
to get his silk or kid gloves. Nfcw foubgtevw* Ht»t
reived tAdsv' xp”* 4tf, We, aafrfSc
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A. A. JOSEPH, My Outfitter* ,
Under Hotel Kennon
lAA. C. JOY*m Hb «.
PrweOoe IhnHfld fk . T**
smtcßßY, onnvmfiSr, am
(•wi i
O«eo fnarth floor SmtSoif'AMliag.
Houas » *o tt ito H fMMdtStM
Telephuno: Office
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