The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-05


on the piano. Mr.. Eberhardt and Miss
Della Forbes also gave eofnet and violin
duet. Mrs. J. b Cherfy ana MISS Bruce
Forbes sang solos. mrs Cherry respond
ed to an encore
Two of the most important papers of
the session were by Mrs Davis on The
Spiritual Development OF the Members,
and one on THE Power OF Motherhood to
Dpyplpn SDirituat Lie, by Mrs, X. K.
Co+tan
memorial service was held in honor
of Mrs. Sweet.
The following oIhceFS were announced
elected for the next year,
State Secretary, MIS- w. H. D bur
gwyn of Henderson.
Recording Secretary mrs. Lambeth, OF
Raleigh.
Treasurer, Mrs j. II. brldgers, OF Hen
derson.
Executive Committees Mrs. Henry Per
ry, Henderson; Mrs. JOS. Blake, OF Raj
eigh; Mrs. Hamhn smith, Raleigh; Mrs.
J. b. Cherry GreenFlle; Mrs N. NJ. wat
son, Chapel Hill
Raleigh was CHOSEN as the next place
Of meeting
An interesting memorial service was
held to Mrs J. NJ sweet VINO was Ior
three years state secretary OF the con-
vention
Thursday night a conservation service
was held. An address was delivered by
Rev. f. II. Harding on CHRISTIAN service
and Mrs. Davis foiioWed with tax on
Discipleshlp, rms service was one o.
much spirituality ana earhestness ana
will be long remembered.
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DIX. hlNGSbohl "ol1l'E-N "hDDl->"
There is on man living In North Caro-
lima who has written so much written 50
lovingly, and written so well of the glory
and honor of North Carolina as T. B.
Kingsbury, LII D., the venerable editor
of the Wilmington Messenger Though
older than most OF ms contemporaries
his heart is still young, his patriotism as
glowing as when in his teens, and his
matured intellect is consecrated to ad-
vance everything that is good in North
Carolina. To him and his accomplished
wife, who for fifty years have 'hand IN
hand travelled the roads OF married nap
pinesS, the constdIuid1ioh' anu soou
wishes OF all the soou people VI Noi -. -
Caioilha go ou' upon 'he "i,iii = ''i -
thelr goiaeh Weuoiis' "nleh Mao
ordIeu last "eone9u"S nish. nc
SenSsi iui nislie9 '" ,,,';1o, 10 ~. ana
:, ., 2Sins-.t,,a,. -, Sa,,tt, 1iftb
us aIi1S ,,itt ,,arr,, tbrnno
atioe', ""9 - III AZ ~
lioiii ~ ~, -
oaolon oeIne ''.e -
- - s.,.;od :, oxsord \
= No. 1ezt tho bride baing Miss
salIia tones Atkinson daughter of Gem
eral Roger p Atkinson. of Virginia and
Mics MARGARET Muter I,fttleiohu of OK
tord rboy bavo four daughters Misses
~, Sumner ,Ia,oarat T.ittlenbon Maud
NIadIin and h1ica Kingsburv lynch and
TWO cons ROGER Atkinson and Walter Rus
salI xinosh,,rv All of whom are now Iiv-
;no
NJ " cbockford who died in 1888
1oft 60 cbiIdren one of whom Mr..
Theodore B. shackford, was in attendance
on this happy occasion. There are 16
grand children and four great-grand chill
dren now living descendants of this cou-
PIE.
rto n.rlors dining room library and
uo,I,,.,,r ,,,cro pa,aso,,eIy decorated with
bor,boo VIA eniIax and NOTED plants.
while the draining was golden hued, sug-
gestive of the occasion
..,rbo bororad coun1e occunied posi-
t;o, - ~ nor1or nrdar = large golden
.,,odairo ho,i n,bore tbav mat and re-
ceivad the CONCENTRATIONS of their friends
their daughters. and Mr.. Walter R,
Kingsbury and wife, and hVe OF their
grand children
after congratulating the bride and
groom and inspecting the presents, the
guests were lavishly entertained with re-
freshments served By number OF young
ladies. MISSES May PC cry FreliGh' an
ME Iaylor' Anna Iah'Neli anu 10, NC
Meares, SERVING ils"t puiieH' ~, "llo go
hGha hehlE' Nelile 60, ,,.sat
carrie moore nd'le NlIly' Ie 4n 90.
EaHei Love ~ 49,
strange eiiai iiii'is's
Ieiegrams ana ietterS OF eohsId'ula
tlohS were received from d lSi nui"uei
VINO could not DC pieSen,, ainohs .ne
| kilograms pelhg one lFoiil neN' ~
ton II. Hoge' now Oh LouisNlie' ny" VINO ,nno'
congratulated Or hlngspury upon ms
having at last accepeeu She solu S'"no-