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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-11
Oxford Socia! News.

Oxford, n. c., Dec. 10.-(SpeciaL)-The
beautiful home of Judge a. II. Graham
on "Horner Heights was the scene OF
a pleasant gathering on Wednesday after
neon, when the Social Club was enter
tanned by Misses Susan and Alice Ora
ham. The new, game of Doubt was en-
joyed by the many guests. Elegant re-
freshments were served.
THE Junior Shakespeare Club" held
a most enjoyable meeting on Tuesday ev-
ening at the home of Miss Hilliard. Win
ter's Tale, which has just been read, was
discussed. Selections from Hamlet were
read and greatly enjoyed.
After the reading, dainty refreshments
were served.
Miss Charlotte Britt is visiting rela-
tiveS in Washington, d. c.
Miss Kate Connor, of Wilson, who is
visiting Miss Kate Cannady, leaves Fri
day to visit in Raleigh and L)uisburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cannady and family have
returned to oxford to spend the winter
Quite a party of Oxford people went to
Stoval Shed to attend the marriage OF
Miss Mary Eliza Gregory to DR.. William
TAYLOR
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Social Functions at Henderson.

Henderson, N. c., Dec 10.-(Special ,
TIE Cosmos Club OF our town was most
charmingiy entertained Tuesday evening
by Mr. and Mrs j. G. Klttrell. The hos
pitable home was beautifully decorated
with palms, trailing ferns and flowers
There were six tables Of six-handed
cuchre The score cards were magnif-
Gently oxccutcd-pen and ink sketches,
comprising variety OF subjects-The
twentieth Century Girl, The Home Man,
Cupid with Bow and Arrow, The Profas-
sor, The McMullen Head, etc. They were
the work Of Mr.. Jack McMullen, a cousin
Of Mrs. Kittrell, who is unusually gifted
as an artist.
Mrs Charles Turner, Misses Mary Perry
and Marie Manning aided Mrs. Kittrell in
doing the honors.
These present were: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
c. Kittrell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner,
Mrs. Thomas Fl. Crudup and Elizabeth
Kittrei, OF Kittrell; Miss Sue Hall, of
Oxford: Miss Jessamine Cant, of Burling-
ton: Mr. and Mrs. j. Hill Parham, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Corbett Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
BurWell Mesdames E. G.. Davis, d. Y.
Cooper S. p Cooper, Alexander Cooper
J. H. Brdgers, w. 0. Shannon j. I. Mil
Ter, Thomas Chavasse, Misses Stella Per
ry, Lila Tucker Alice Cheek, Willie and
Gloss Parker, Leila Shannon, Leah Per
ry, Bette and Gussie Blacknall, Virginia
and Sue Robards, Amy and Rebecca But
Ter, Carrie and Mamie Lands, Mary Per
~ and Marie Manning, Col. Henry Per
~, and Mr.. w. S. Parker.
The Butterfly Club was elegantly en-
tcrtained Thursday a. m, by Miss LEAH
Ferry in honor of her guest, Miss Jessa
mine Cant, Of Burlington. Sixhanded
euchre was the game played
Miss Elizabeth Pittman entertained the
Alma ~-ub. comprising Art, Literature
Music and Amusements, most charming
| ~ Thursday p. IN. There was an arr
program.
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The Fortnightly Review Club was de-
lightfully entertained yesterday afternoon
by Mrs.. Josephus Daniels. The subject
of the meeting was, Heroes From Mod
ern Fiction The first paper was read
by Miss Ellie Haywood on 1.-THE Virgin
IAN DR.. Della Dixon Carroll read an
interesting paper on REV. Emmanuel
Byard." Mrs. John NJ. Turner read pa
per entitled, David Grieves'' Mrs. j.
r. Chamberlain discussed entertainingly
Honorable Peter Stirling The last pa
per was read by Mrs. Hubert A. Roy
ster, on Nicholas Burr
After the meeting the guests were in
vited to the dining room, where covers
were laid for eighteen. They gathered
around a large round table, on which was
miniature Christmas tree lighted with
red candles. Dainty refreshments were
served, and Christmas package contain
ing ludicrous gift was presented to
each guest.
The club will meet again on December
Il with Mrs. Sanborn, at St. Marys, and
will be musical evening.
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RAN OUT FLAMING
vapor Lamp Bursts at
Entertainment.
A Panic Followed and Several People
Were Burned and Otherwise
Hurt. None Seriously
However.
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Especial to News and Observer
Greensboro, N. c., Dec. 10.-At an en-
tertainment given here last night by
glass blowing travelling company in the
old rooms of the Record, pressure va
por lamp exploded, set the building on
fire, produced a panic among the thirty
or forty people present, and set fire to
several, few of them being quite badly
burned. When the mad rush for the doT
and windows was over, it was found that
Miss Cora Jones, of the Revolution Fin
ishing Mil, who had with her hair on
fire and her clothes, crashed headlong
through plate glass window, was badly
burned and cut with glass. AS soon as she
reached the street, screaming fire, a col
ored man rushed up, threw his coat
around her, smothered the flames and
saved her life. Windows in the front and
rear of the building were smashed all to
pieces by the escaping crowd and one
side Of the double front door was torn
from it's hinges. With the several people
ablaZe from the sprinkled ignited vapor
and everybody rushing mad!y to escape,
it is a wonder that there was no fatal or
very serious casualty. Even Miss Jones
is reported resting easy this morning,
suffering more from nervous shock than
from her cuts or burns
| The ticket seller of the show, who was
counting the money near the front win
dow when the explosion occurred, was not
only badly bruised by the crushing crowd,
but his money was scattered everywhere
about the floor. one the pavement, and
some of it was found this morning on the
street. While a great many of the sight
seers We're singed and slightly cut. the
following were the more seriously hurt:
r. c. Prince, merchant, head and hand
burned hand cut by glass; j. G.. Fowler,
hand cut; John Robinson, leg burned
hand cut; Miss Cora Jones, head of hair
burned off, scalp blistered, hands burned
and cut with glass; James Denton hand
cut, face burned and blistered
In explanation of the explosion, M NJ
Howell proprietor OF the exhibition, has
this to say:
THE explosion last night was caused by
a pressure vapor lamp burning gasoline
It gave way under pressure. l was un-
able to get electric light as soon as
wished. so I used the vapoG
lamp instead. I was not familiar with, it.
but it gave a splendid light and ]
had no reason to think it dangerous. -
The building was but slightly damaged
the fire being eXtinguished before the
very prompt arrival of the fire depart
ment. The exhibition will be on again to
night. the proprietor assuring the public
that nothing but safe light will be
used
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GreensbOro's Social Side.
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Especial to News and ObSerVer.)
Greensboro. N. c., Dec. 10.-Mr Peter
A. Gorrell and bride, (nee Miss Bertha
Shelton), of Winston-Salem, who ere mar,
ried there yesterday, spent the night and
thi snoring at the Benbow Hotel here,
leaving at noon on an extended bridal
tour Of Northern cities. They were the
recipients Of much attention by their nu-
merous friends and admirers here.
Another Winston-Salem bridal couple
who arrived last night were Mr.. and Mrs.
] w. Scott. Mr.. Scott is a recent acces-
sion to Greensboro's ranks OF excellent
business men. and is connected with the
furniture business OF Benfield & Co. He
was married yesterday afternoon at Win
ston -Salem to one Of its most attractive
ladies and is making his home at the res
idence of Mrs. /. White on KING street.
One of the pleasantest social affairs OF
the week was delightful chatlng dish
supper, given by Miss Queeny Mcdonald
to a coupanv of friends at her sumptuous
home last evening.
Mrs. Hattie Phelps, OF Lemon, who has
been visiting her brothers and sisters IN
the eastern part of the State, spent a
couple of DAYS here with her brother, An
drew Joyner, leaving for Lenoir this
morning.
Rev. James Joyner, an Episcopal min
ster Of Charleston, s. c., Is on short
visit to his brother, Andrew Joyner. re-
turning home from visit to relatives in
eastern Carolina.
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Social Events at Wilson.

Wilson, NJ c., Dec 10.-(Special AT
her elegant home on the corner of Nash
street and Park avenue at noon today
Mrs. DR.. Albert Anderson gave an elabo-
rate luncheon in honor of Mrs. Governor
Aycock, who is visiting her. Mrs. Dr..
Dickinson, Mrs. Fred Woodland, Mrs. J.
Il. Uzzell Mrs. Walter Woodland, Mrs.
w. S. Anderson, Mrs. S. w. Venable, Mrs.
Ernest Deans, Mrs. Haywood Edmundson.
Mrs. John Corbett, Mrs. r. p Watson.
Mrs. H. G. Connor, Mrs David Wood
ard, Mrs. John D. Gold and Mrs T. Nj.
washington We're the invited guests
Tonight the Mamona Minstrel Troupe
gave their initial play in the opera house
to large and thoroughly delighted au-
dience. This troupe is composed Of home
talent, whose histrionic ability is remark
able. John Clark, DR.. Newherry, -
cert Woodland and Louis Molly cant be
surpassed in their respective roles
The bazaar, under the auspices Of the
ladies of the Presbyterian church closed
this evening and was big success in
every way. The music was furnished by
Prof. Shockey, Misses Newman and Hutch
en-, Mesdames Whitehead, Wright, Clutch
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TO MISS ANNIE WILLIAMS.
Entertainment at Smitfie!d in Her
Honor by Mrs. w. H. LasSiter.

Smithheld, n. c., Dec. 10.-(Special y
On Monday evening, ct the home OF Mr.
ard Mrs. viii H. Lassiter, was the scene
Of very enjoyable reception given IN
honor of their guest, Miss Annie Will
Hams. of Oxford, N. c. "a Poetical
Guessing" was the principal feature of
The evening, test in which all entered,
with much pleasure and profit. The first
prize, beautiful volume OF Anthony
and Cleopatra was given to Miss Fios.
sic Abel, and Mr.. Tom Lassiter, as the
successful competitors. The BOBBY car
ried destruction to Miss Matte Mcclure,
and Mr.. Gentry. These presents were de-
ivered with witty and appropriate re-
marks by Prof. Merritt. an3 f'rof. Smith
deal.
Elegant refreshments, in the form Of
ice cream and orange, cake and coffee,
we're served.
The rooms, brilliantly lighted, were
artlstlcally decorated in green plants, and
chrysanthemums A more enjoyable So
cial gathering has not been witnessed in
Smithfield in some time. All present ex-
pressed themselves as royalty entertained
By the cordially and mirth, which
reigned throughout.
Those present were: Misses Williams
Harper. Coats, Bingham, Eva Hood, Min
ME Lunceford, Mary ard Ella Myatt
Matte and Annie Mcclure, Stevens
Kirkman. Coltrane, pou; Messrs. A. K
Smith, w. A. Cole, n. Z. Yelverton, Wal.
ter Jordan. Aycock, Carver, Hood, Gen
try, Wade Hardee, Lassiter, Hooks, Hol
land, Merritt and Smithdeal.
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4 x x
GorreII-- Shelton.

Winston Salem. n c., Dec 10.-(Spe-
ciaL)--Last evening in the Moravan Home
church. surrounded by host of friends,
ore Of winston Salem's most popular
couples. Miss Bertha Isabel shelton and
Mr.. Peter A. Gorrell, were united in mar
riage. Bishop Rondthaler performed the
Impressive ceremony. The ushers were
Messrs. Maslin,, Ogburn, Currin and Nor
feet who entered from the right and left
doors Miss Margaret Dalton entered
from the left door, carrying the marriage
vows in her hands
The attendants were Miss Skinner with
Mr.. Henry shelton; Miss Buxton with Mr.
Andrews, of Raleigh; Miss Miller with
Mr.. Green; Miss Smith with Mr.. Mashlin,
and Miss Rose with Mr. Harris.
After The marriage there was re
ccption given at the home of the bride
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Misses Norris Entertains.
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Apex, N. c., Dec. 10-(Special.)-A
most unique and enjoyable finch party
twas given by the Misses Norris at their
lovely home on last evening. Only few
of their friends were invited, but the
evening passed very pleasantly and all
left declaring it the most pleasant they
had spent this season.
Delightful music was rendered during
the evening by Miss Stella Norris and
Miss Lizzie Utley and some very bright
and cunning coon songs by Mr.. H. B.
Harvard. Delightful refreshments were
served.
The following couples were present:
Miss Lottie Utley with Mr.. H. B. Har-
ward; Miss Lizzie Utley with Mr.. Charles
Weaver; Miss Annie Taylor with Mr..
Edgar Penny; Miss Jeanette Hudson with
Mr. L. S. Olive.
The Misses Norris are widely known
throughout the State for their most ad-
mira BILE manner of entertaining, and their
guests on this occasion express them
selves as more than delighted by the
charming hospitality so graciously given.
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The JohnsOnian Club.

The Johnsonian Book Club met yester-
day afternoon with Mrs. Charles NJ. Bus
bee and it was a most delightful event
The club discussed events in the history
of India, most excellent paper on "Thc
Temples Of India: The Rock Inscriptions, y
being read by Mrs. William j. Andrews
and another Of equally great interest on
The Sacred City of the Hindoos,'' by
Miss Dodd.
Following the business meeting of the
club the charming hostess delightfully."- en-
tertancd, dainty refreshments being
served.
The invited guests of the afternoon
were Mrs. John c. Drewry, Mrs. -. S.
Leak of Durham; Mrs. r. d. Gilmore and
Mrs. Platt d. Walker.
The next meeting Of the club win be
held with Mrs. f. II. Busbee.
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LUNCHEON TO MRS. AYCOCK.
DR.. and Mrs. C. A. Thompson Enter
tanned.

Wilson, N. c., Dec. 1c.-(Special.)- I'm
honor of Mrs. Charles B. Aycock, a most
delightful luncheon was given yesterday
at noon. by Dr. and Mrs. Albert Ander-
son. There were a number of prominent
society people present and the occasion
was greatly enjoyed.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
George Station entertained few friends
at their home on Green street in honor
Of Dr.. and Mrs. C. A. Thompson. The
bride was formerly Miss Bessie Harris
The table was beautifully decorated in
red and green the the color scheme being
carried oft in smilax, roses and candles.
The snbndid bazaar of the Presbyterian
church going on at the armory of the
Wilson Light Infantry, is meeting with
great success. The musical programme are
enjoyable fea lures The bazaar, besides
BEING a social success is also financial
one.
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MoriseY--Beam

Friends have received the following in
vitation to tho marriage of beautiful
young lady of Clinton and a popular
and well known travelling man:
"Mr. and Mrs. John a. Beaman request
the honor of your presence at the mar
riage of their daughter, Virginia Eliza
beth, to Mr.. James Renan Morisey. on
Wednesday afternoon, December 10th
1903, at five O'Clock at the Baptist church,
Clinton. North Carolina"
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1T is FOR LADIES, TOO.
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With Herpicide.

Ladies who have thin hair and whose
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dressings there is. Herpicide kills the
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the root After the germ is destroyed
the root will shoot up and the hair grow
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vince any lady that Newbro's Herpicide
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or dye Sold by leading druggists. Send
lOc. in stamps for sample to The Herpi-
eide Co., Detroit, Mich.
Henry T. Hicks ~ Co.. special agents.
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Hart--Stevens.

Shelby, N. c., Dec. 1O-(Special.) 1.-The
marriage of Miss Cleveland Stephens, the
attractive, popular and talented daughter
OF Mrs. S. r. Stephens, and Mr.. j. 3.
Hart, popular and able young business
man, of Charlotte, was solemnized at the
home of the brides mother, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. c. f. Sher-
rill, of the Methodist church The deco
rations of the home We're beautiful, and
4 number of intimate friends were pres
ent. Mr.. and Mrs. Hart will reside in
Charlotte
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BroadWe!!-- Edwards.

At the home of the brides father, near
Apex, wednesday afternoon, at 2:30
o'clock, Mr.. Graham NJ Broadwell and
Miss lola +, Edwards were united in mar
riage, Rev. C. V. Brooks performing the
ceremony.
The bridesmaids were Misses Floyd Ed
wards, with Mr.. J. G.. Beavers; and Miss
Bula Council, with Mr.. E. S. Edwards.
There were many friends present to wit
ness the impressive ceremony.
After the marriage the bride and groom
accompanied by several friends went to
the home of the groom, where all enjoyed
a delicious country wedding supper and
a pleasant evening.
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MacAuIeY-.Wooten.

The following invitation to the wedding
of two of Clarktons most popular young
people has been issued:
''Mr. and Mrs. Shade G. Wooten
request the pleasure Of your company
at the marriage of their daughter.
Annie Elvira,
to
Mr.. Marshall Barringer MacAulay,
Wednesday afternoon, December thirtleth
nineteen hundred and three,
at three O'Clock,
Presbyterian Church,
Clarkton, North Carolina
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Wedding Card Received.

The following wedding invitation has
been received:
Rev and Mrs Maxwell Humphrey
Hoyle request the honor of your presence
st the marriage of their daughter, Eliz-
aheth. and Mr. William flaming RucS-
er, on Tuesday afternoon, December the
twenty-ninth, at half past two o'clock
Methodist Episcopal church, Wedding
ton, North Carolina
At home after January the 4th, Ruther-
fordton N c.
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St. Luke's Circle.

st. Luke's Circle met yesterday after
noon at 4 o'clock with Mrs. F. L. Hollo-
way.
Those present were Mrs. F. A. Olds
president; Mrs j. w. Foy, Secretary;
Mrs. F. I. Holloway; Auditor; Mrs. c.
H. Gattis, Collector; Mrs Sherwood, Mrs.
B. F. Dixon, Mrs. Phillips and Mrs M.
A. Edwards.
Important business in connection with
preparations for Christmas was discussed.
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The Doll Booth.

The opening day of the Doll Booth, con-
lucted at the store of Messrs. Sherwood
Higgs & Company was an excellent one.
There was a rush q trade. for dressed
dolls are being SOLD as cheap as dolls not
dressed are sold. If the rush continues
The stock viii be quickly exhausted Home
made candy viii he sold today. The
Young Ladies Guild of the Church of the
Good shepherd, is to be congratulated on
It's successful work.
The contest for the big doll to be given
away on Christmas eve. the little girl re-
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Miss Bette Garvin was maid of honor
The bride was given away by her brother
Messrs Isaac Foust, John Whitfield, c. r..
Stradiey and Chas Horn acted as ushers
Mr. b. Y. Finger with Miss Beula Petty
and Mr.. j. G. Freeman with Miss Myrtle
Garvin preceded the bridal party in en-
tering the church.
After the wedding there was delight
ful reception at the home of the bride
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Petty Garvin.

Burlington. n. c., Dec 1o.-(Special)
The wedding Of. Miss Annie Garvin ano
ATr. Emmett Petty was celebrated yester-
day afternoon at the Methodist church,
Rev. D. N Caviness performing the cere-
mony. The church was handsomely deco
rated ana many friends were present.
The best man was Walter Sellars and
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ceiving the most votes-is just beginning
voting, for this takes place at the Doll
Booth and yesterday the votes were:
Julia Andrews Marks, IA votes Florence
Busbee. 5; Gillian Bernard, 4; Elizabeth
Telfair, O. Isabel Brown, /: Jeanne Atkin-
son, L; Elizabeth Woolcott, 1; Nina
Cooper. I.
The votes will be counted every day
1t costs ten cents to vote
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en- and Payne and Messrs Brown, Har-
ris and Cate was superb.
On Tuesday and Wednesday nights of
next week the ladies of the Baptist church
viii have their Christmas Fair and judg-
ing from present indications and the IN
terest manifested both here and elsewhere
it. too, will be a gratifying success.
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s--Hedger.

Tarboro, N. c., Dec. 10.-(Special.)-
Cards have been issued for the marriage
of Miss Nora Hedges. to NJ. w. Haynes
both of this place, Wednesday Deem
Der 2Srd, at $50 p. M, at the Presbyter-
ian church. After the ceremony there
will be public reception at the residence
of the brides father, John r. Hedges,
SIS Main street.
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Hamilton Grees0n.

Mooresville, n. c., Dec. 10.-(Special. }
This morning Mr.. j. A. Hamilton, ex
sheriff OF Alamance, and Miss Bessie
Greeson of this place, were married Both
are very popular people and their friends
will extend many congratulations.
Mr.. Hamilton was accompanied here by
his sister. Miss Fannie Hamilton, and his
friend, Mr.. Lynn B. Williamson.
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Miss Adams Entertains.

Miss Annie Adams entertained num-
Der of her friends at her home last even
ing on North Person street Delicious re-
freshments were served and the spacious
rarlors were brilliantly Illuminated in
ell colors of electric lights. The party
numbered about fifteen and at the closing
of the reception all voted Miss Adams an
ideal hostess. Games and other amuse-
ments were INDUCED in.
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Thompson Orphanage Box.

The ladies of st. Agnes Guild requests
all those who are interested in the box
for the Thompson Orphanage to send
their contributions TO Mrs. Or. Capehart's
residence as early as pssible.
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Meeting of w. C. T. U.

The w. C. T. U. will meet this after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock, at the residence of
Mrs. G. w. Walters, on New Bern Avenue
All members requested to be present
and visitors invited
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-11

November sales Of Blue Ribbon lemon
and vanilla extracts broke all previous
records.
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Probably no one is jumped on SO
quickly or so hard as the minister who
happens to stray from the straight and
narrow path.
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On December Sixteen.

The Concert and children's entertain
ment to be given for the benefit of Mrs
Sherwood's room, viii be given at the
Centennial School on Wednesday, the
sixteenth of December<at four O'CLOCK in
the afternoon.
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Few men can afford to stand on their
dignity all the time. IL IS necessary 10
get off and hustle occasionally.
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Handsome Mahogany
Furniture

Several pieces Of handsome colonial and
antique furniture will be sold at auction
at noon on December 10th, at our shop,
corner Morgan and Blount streets You
are invited to call at any time and inspect
this furniture.
CAROLINA WOOD WORKERS.
Successors to Boyd Furniture Co.
Sun. Tues. Thurs.-2wks.
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Bynum--L Ut erIoh.

Invitations have been sent to friends
Us follows:
Mrs. Della Lutterloh
requests the honor of your presence
at the marriage of her Gau ghtec
Annie Moore,
to
Mr.. Henry Atwater Bynum
Wednesday evening the twenty-third Of
December nineteen hundred ard
three at six o'clock
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pittsboro. North Carolina.
). >: y
Cassada--Pic0t.
The following invitation has been sent
20 friends:
DR. and Mrs. Louis Julien PicCt
request the honor of
your presence at the marriage Of theif
daughter Mattoinette
Mr. John Davis Cassada
en- Wednesday the twenty-trid of Deem
Der noon
Baptist Church
Littleton. North Carolina.