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The Grenada sentinel., 1903-09-26
Bids wanted to Paint Bridge.

Bids Wanted to Paint Bridges.
Bids will be received at October
meeting to scrape and paint the fol-
lowing iron bridges: Bridge over
Yalobusha river, Dist. No. 1; bridge
over Long creek, Dist. No. 4; bridge
over Cane creek, Dist. No. S; bridge
over Perry creek, Dist. No. l and
bridge over Bakers creek, Dist. No. 4.
This IL day Of Sept, 1908.
J. s. KING, Clerk.
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Non.Resident Notice.

State Of Mississippi. J II Chancsry Court,
Grenada Co. ( October Term 1903.
No. 1866. s.s* ..r 4
Augusta Porter
+ <S>t'. VS..
, a.E>~ %.@.,. Homer Porter.
State OF Mississippi, T.. t.u-ss,
TO Homer Porter, defendent whose post
Office Is unknown: -@5+
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court OF Grenada County. in
said State, on the third Monday OF October.
A. D, 1903, to defend the suit In said Court in
the above styled cause. wherein you are y
defendent. This, the 11th day of September,
1903. $e.s.s7J. g. KING,
Chancery Clerk.
8. A. MORRISON, - as
Solicitor for Complaipant.
s Sept. HIT.
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We will hold the fall examinations
on the following dates: For white
teachers Sept. 18th, 10th, and Oct.
23rd, oath. For !. colored teachers
Sept. 25th, 26th, and Oct. 30th, 31st.,
@S S. V. r. JAMES.
Co., Supt.
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Bids Wanted to Floor New
ss--- Highway,

Bids will be received at October
meeting, to floor about half a mile OF
New Highway, Dist. 4, according to
plans and Specifications on file in
Chancery Clerk s office. This IL day
OF Sept, 1903. j. S. KING,
Clerk. :.
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Laugh and Grow Fat.

Laugn and GfOw rat.
Read Jim Rickey, Jack Henderson,
Spots, Good Gravy, Philosophy Of
-Four. Also some OF the Iates popular
Fictions- The ward OF King Canute,
Gordon Keith, The Pit, A Daughter
OF the Sioux, ETC., etc.
SECOND Glass DRUG STORE. q
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vlS--SOUTHERLAND
A Fayetteville Wedding Of a Popular
Young Couple Celebrated.

Fayetteville. Dec. 3rd.---(Special.)- -
There was Q hesutiful home wedding on
Tuesday evening at the home of Mis-. G..
E. Switzerland on Haymount, when Mr..
William Davis. one of Fayettcvilles most
popular young merchants, was united IN
marriage to Miss Tommy Switzerland, the
Rev. T. a. Smoot officiating.
The house was cxquisitely decorated
the color scheme being green and white
The bride was Lovely in white silk
trimmed in silk medaliions. The maid
of honor, Miss Bertha Switzerland was
beeomingly attircd in white nuns veil
ing. The lovely little flower girls, Misses
Margaret Matthews and Matte Jackson,
nieees OF the bride and groom. were ex-
quisitely go'vned in accordion plated
silks blue and white.
Memberships wedding march was rem
dered by the brides aunt, Mrs. 2. T..
Mathews.
The many useful and beautiful presents
received attest the popularity of the
young couple. Among the handsomest
being a very fine chair presented by Mr..
f. w. Thornton and clerks, expressing
their regard for their late associate in
the store. After the ceremony delightful
refreshments were served the bridal party
and guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. DAVIS are at home to their
friends in their lovely home on DAVIS
street
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LaRoque--Hines

Kinston, n. c., Dee. Especially
marriage of Mr.. Walter Dunn LaRoque
and Miss Mamie Hines in the Christian
church here was a nest interesting event.
Mr.. LaRoque is prosperous merchant OF
Kinsion and very popular young man,
and his bride is the charming and accom-
pjished daughter of Mr.. Lovltt Hines, OF
Kinston.
on the evening preceding the wedding
there was an elegant reception given at
the home CT Mr.. apd Mrs. Hines. The
rooms were beautifully decorated and
there were many guests The beautiful
wedding gifts Of the charm ne bride and
the popular groom were admired
An elegant luncheon was served at IL
o'clock in the Handsomely decorated din
inc room. At the conclusion OF the dc
licious rapast tho wedding cake was
brought III ard each guest cut one piece,
The traditional dime, ring and thimble
were secured, respectively, BY Miss Bes-
sic Patr elk, Of Greenv lie; Miss Rosale
Smith, of Goldsbore aud Mr.. ]. Joel Stew
enson. Each OF the bridesmaids found be-
side her plate handsome pearl brooch,
the gift of the bride.
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Marriage at Asheboro.

Asheboro, n. c., Dee tSpecial)-
Mr.. James r. Underwood and Miss Bes-
sic league, both of Asheboro, were mar
ried at the home of the brides parents
today at o'clock. The happy couple goes
from here to Pinehurst, where Mr.. Under
wood has recently purchased drug store,
Pinehurst will be their future home. Mr.
Underwood is a son of the late DR.. Under
wood, of this county, and has for some
years had charge of the Standard Drug
Company at this place
Miss Bessie league Is the charming
daughter of w. j. league, who was for
many years Register of Deeds for thu:
county. Best wishes of their many friends
accompany them.
Tomorrow Mr.. I. z. Lassiter and Miss
Juanita Reesh are to be married at the
home of the brides father Mr.. c. H
Reesh.
This is most popular couple and the l
friends rejoice with them.
Mr. Lasster was for many years with
McRary- Lasster Hardware Company, but
is now engaged in the grocery business
here.
Miss Rush is the accompl shed daughter
of c. Fl. Rush, mail clerk on the A. and A
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AYc0cK--DARDEN.
A Beautiful Home Marriage Consum-
mated Last Night at Goldsdoro.

Goidsboro, n. c., Dec. ESPECIAL -
A very beautiful home marriage took
place Ill this city tonight at S:45 O'Clock
when Mr.. John William Aycock led Miss
Katharine Julia Darden to the hymene&l
altar at the residence Of the brides Sis
ter, Mrs. ". H. Borden, on James street.
A number of the friends and relatives
OF the contracting parties were present
to witness the ceremony. which was per-
formed by Rev. NJ. Bradshaw. the popu.
lar pastor of st. Paul Methodist Episco-
pal church. The pnrlors OF the home had
been specially decorated for the occasion
and presented brilliant scene with bright
lights, and handsomely dressed men and
women.
The best man was Mr. A. T. Harper and
the maid of honor was Miss Matte Oar
den. sister of the bride. The ring
bearer was Master Sydney ]. Borden, a
nephew of the bride. The bride wore a
handsome travelling gown and carried e
brides bouquet of lilies of the valley.
After the ceremony the bridal party
We're driven in carriages to tho depot,
where the bride and groom boarded the
northbound train on the Atlantic Coast
Line for bridal trip TO New York and
other Northern cities. large crowd
OF friends gathered at the train to see
them off and extend their eongratula-
lions and best wishes IoT a pleasant
trip.
The groom IS the assistant cashier Of
the Bank of Wayne, which position he
has held for some time aud possesses
alike the confidence Of the bauk officials
and its numerous patrons, all OF whom
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A Visitor From Rockingham.

DR.. ]. II. Williamson, of Digs, Rock
ingham county, is in the city on business
Dr. Williamson hrs noticed that the leg;s-
dture of Louisiana, is ON the point of
taking stens to prohibit the introduce
tion of cotton seed from Texas, fearing
the incursion of the dreaded boil weevil
Or. Williamson thinks that this is the
time to advertise North Carolina cotton
seed for sale abroad and he is doing
this. DR.. Williamson believes in tho
Truett's long linbed cluster cotton which
is an early vsriety and which he has
planted for years.
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CoWelI-- Baker.

Washington, n. c., Dec 3-(Special)
The marriage of Mr.. r. r. Cowel, Jr.,
and Miss Fay Baker at the home of the
brides brother was a most interesting
event.
The bri'e is the sister ii - George
Baker, WHO has occupied lucrative posi-
ton with the KuSlcr Lumber Company
for years, and is an interesting and at
tractive young lady. The groom is v1e
elder son of Mr.. w. B. Cowell, of Green
vile, and grandson of w. s. Cowell, Of
this city He is one of our most promis
ing young men, IS master machinist, Is
indr trious and has a large circle of
friends
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Too Young to Leave Her Mother.

Love. they Soy laughs at locks, but
when they strike our alert register OF
deeds, VIM Wells, they are UP against
proposition that Is worse than locks
Last Sunday couple. Mr.. Robbins II
Rocky Mount and Miss Carrie Britt Of
Battleboro, applied here for license to be
married. but th" girl annearius TOO Young
caused Mr. Wells to hold up the license
until he could ascertain the &c of tho
Young lady. Uoon inoiry ne found that
the girl was only 16. The counle departed
for another county and yesterday We're
irving elsewhere 30 get spliced.--Wilson
Times.
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ho.d him in highest esteem. He is closely
related to Governor Aycock and has other
prominent family connections. The bride
is no less popular in society circles than
the groom. She is sister OF Mrs. W. II.
Borden and comes from distinguished
family
The following out of town visitors were
present to witness the ceremony: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Dardeh and Mr. and Mr..
]. l.. Bryan. of Fremont; Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Darden, OF Wilson; Mrs. B. 8. Jer-
man, Mr.. VIM B. Jerman, Miss Julia
Howell, Mr.. Miller Hughes, Mr. Jno. O.
Ellington and Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Dun,
can, of Raleigh; Mr.. A. r. Darden and
Miss Sadie Darden, of Greene county;
Mr.. Oscar Aycock, Mr.. Allen K Smith
and Mr.. Frank X Broadhurst, of Smith
1eld
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picture hat and bearing pink La France
roses entered and came forward alone.
The circle was competed wnen Mr.. w. S,
Chadwick entered with his daughter, the
BRIDE, where she was met by the groom.
There was momentary pause and then
while Mrs. Benton OF New Bern rendered
Hearts and Towers, the ceremony was
performed by Rev. H. NJ. North Ct More.
head City The bride was dressed in a
going away gown of dark ~.ue broadcloth
and carried bnaes roses. The bridal
party fastened to the pier and went
aboard the launch Georgia" which bore
them rapidly to Morehead City in time
for the westbound train on the Atlantic
and North Carolina road. after reaching
Goldsboro, the relatives and friends OF
Mr. and Mrs Uzzell bada them ,arewe |.
After trip through the cities of tho
North. Mr.. Uzzell win return with his
wife to Beaufort, n. c. This young
couple are deservedly popular aud the
good wishes of hundreds follow them as
they begin life together.
Scores Of handsome presents, costly as
to the intrinsic value but Of greater worth
still, inasmuch as they come as tokens
of esteem and friendship, were bestowed
upon this happy occasion.
Among the guests from distance were:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Uzze | of Laurence
N G. Mrs. William Woodland, Jr., o.
Wilson, ~ G. Master Ten Uzzcll, o. ,Eli-
son, n c., Mr.. c. S. Wooten, OF la
Grange, n. c., Mr.. and Mrs. James ErI-
nett Benton Of New Bern. n. c., Messrs.
inc. w Aycock and A. 7. Harper OF
Coldshoro, n. G., Or. J. I. Hamaker, nj
Durham, ~ c., Misses Mae and Carrie
Houdreu. Of Now Bern. n c.. and Miss
Ruby Daniel, OF New Bern, n. c.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Ed. Snakenberq

WI on, n. c., Dec. -tSpecial.) MIR.
and Mrs. Ed Snakenberg have arrived
here from Asheville.
They were married on Saturday IN Ashe-
vile, the bride being Miss Kathleen Nc
Lure, a charming young lady, the popu-
lar daughter of Capt. Mcclure, conductor
on the Southern.
They are visiting Mr.. Snakenberg' par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Snakenberg.
Mr.. Snakenberg is a practical and ener-
getic printer and for some time has been
foreman of q book and job printing office
in Gaffney, s. c.
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~ TO1AN: !:
NM AND
V Y =: Society.
You nay live without money,
You may live without books,

You nay live without money,
You may live without books,
And unless there's some chang"
You'll live without cooks
= 4. +
Miss Annie Burns returned yesterday
from visit to Pittsboro.
Miss Elizabeth Hinsdae has returned
from i visit to Richmond.
Col. Thomas S. kenan left Yesterday
for Chase City, Va, to see Mrs. Kenan.
Mrs. F. b. Arendell returned to the
city yesterday after visit to Chase City,
Va. where she has spent several weeks.
She was accompanied by her son. Banks
Arcnden, and she returns much improved
in health.
Mrs. Beauregard Arendell, from the
Occoneechee farm, spent yesterday IN the
city.
Mrs. F. B. Arendell and Master Banks
Arcndell have returned from Chase City.
Mr.. AreadelPs health is much improved.
The condition of Miss Kathe,ynne
Page. of Morrisvi'le, who Is sick al her
home was reported as not being as well
az hoped yesterday.
Mrs II. A. Crenshaw returned yester-
dav from a visit to Lousburg.
Mrs j. B. Robertson and her daIgn-
ter Miss Pearl, after visit TO Mrs, J. c..
Ellington, left yesterday for their home
in CLAYTON.
Mrs V. C. Tompkins and son left YES.
,erday to visit friends in Atlanta.
Miss Rosa Bryan. of Moncure, was
here ,-cstcrdav.
Miss Mary Pott, of Summit. New Jer-
sey, arrived yesterday TO visit Mrs. A. B.
Hunter.
Mrs r. E. Moseley and Miss Grace
Mcseley, of Poultney, Vt. are guests of
Mrs - B. Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Virgins were in
tie city yesterday on their way from
Wilmington to their home in Charlotte
Mrs. c. r. Ellis and family. OF Kit
trell were here yesterday on their way
TO selma where they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Alfred ard family
were here yesterday OH their way from
Kittrell to their new home in Selma.
Miss Sophie Busbee returned to the
city yesterday after a visit TO Norfolk
and New York.
Mrs. James NJ. Williamson after visit
10 the family of Mr.. W. II. Williamson,
left Yesterday for her home in Graham.
Mrs G. b. Startling and Miss Sadie
Culbreth, of Cary, were visitors here yes
terde.'.
Mrs. II. E. Garland, who lectured on
Temperance last night at the Christian
church is the guest of Mrs. G. a. Strick-
lard.
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Duncan left yes
teriay for Goldsboro to attend the Aycock-
Darden marriage and will today go to
Beaufort for d short stay.
Mrs. B. s. Jernan went to Goldsboro
to attend the Aycock, Darden marriage last
night.
Mrs. Mamie Crabtree and her daugh-
fer. Miss lima, will leave on Monday for
New York city, where they will make thei,
home with son OF Mrs. Crabtree's. who
resides there
TIE Sans Souci Club will meet this af
ternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Julian
Undertake.
Mr.. Charles Z. Johnson left this
morning for Columbia, S c., and will re
turn on Saturday with his daughter. Miss
Mary, who has been i'll there, but who
has greatly improved.
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GLENN
Son OF Capt. R. B. Glenn Weds Miss
Jessie Morrow of Burlington.

Burlington, n. c.. Dec. 5.-(Special.) y
News has just been received here 81
surprise marriage in which a Burlington
young lady and a son OF Capt. +. b. Glenn
are the principals.
The groom is Mr.. Chalmers Glenn, s0E
Of Captain r. B. Glenn OF Winston and
the bride is Miss Jessie Morrow the
charming daughter of Captain and Mrs.
u. f. Morrow.
The ceremony was performed az Pu!as.
XII, Va Mr. Glenn is cashier at the Wa
chova Loan and Trust Company's bank
1T Fries Va.
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M lIoway-.Wilson.

Greensboro, n. c., Dec. S.-(suecial)- y
There was a quiet home wedding last
night at six O'Clock when at the rest
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmer Wilson,
on East Washington street, their daugh-
ter, Miss Myrtle Wilson. was united in
marriage to Mr.. Eugene Mi loway, Rev.
r. NJ Andrews, pastor of Grace NJ. z
church, was the officiating minister aud
the ceremony was witnessed by nunl-
Der of invited guests. The attendants
were Mr.. w. j. Scott and Miss Pearl
Wilson, sister of the bride. Followin'
the marriage there was a supper that
was greatly enjoyed. Mr.. Milloway an1
his bride are popular and attractive yourg
people and receive the congratulations OF
many friends.
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Mrs. Harriet c. Turner.

Teacheys, n. c., Dec. 3.-tspecial.l-
The children and grandchildren OF Mrs.
Harriet c. Turner celebrated her 73d
birthday on Tuesday and a large number
of relatives were present. The children Of
Mrs. Edwards who are living are Messrs.
j. r. Turner, d. w. Turner, NJ. =. Turner
and Mesdames l.. II. Bradshaw, d. D.
Bradshaw and A. ". Switzerland. Mrs.
Turner has thrity-four grandchildren and
two great grandchildren. This reunion
was delightful in every way.
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- IL -
Crisp--Garrett.

Charlotte. ~ c., Dec. 3.-(Spcci al.)-
Rev. j. C. Crisp, a Methodist minister of
Pender county, and Mrs. Rachael H. Gar
ret, Of this city, were married at the
arsouage of Tryon Street Methodist
church. the ceremony being performed by
Rev. Dr.. IT. F. Mari, pastor of the church.
Nj. Crisp is minister of the North Car
DINA Conference and has a charge IN
Pcnder county. Mrs. Carrot was a widow
and lived with her mother. Mrs. Rachael
r. Holton, at S21 East Trade street.
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Ravenel.. eftwich.

The following invitation has been re-
ceived by friends:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Perrin Harrison
request the honor of your presence at
the marriage OF their sister, Miss Florence
Leftwich to Mr.. Samuel Prio'eau Ravend
on the evening Of Thursday the tenth OF
December, nineteen hundred and three,
ct six O'Clock Davidson, North Caro-
ina
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Wiggins--McR

Wilmington. \. c., Dec. End, 1909
Especial miss Ethel Emma Mathis,
niece Of MIR. and Mrs. W. ". MacRae,
of this city, and Mr.. John LEROY Wig.
gins. an employee of the Seabcard Air
Line in Charlotte. We're msrried at 6:15
O'Clock last evening in the First Baptist
church Mr.. and Mrs. Virgins left on
the evening train for bridal tour after
which they will be at home in Charlotte.
The groom is brother of Editor j. p.
Virgins, Of the Laurinhurg Exchange.
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Mt Airy, N. c., Dec. 3.-(Special.)--
There was a surprise here when it was
announced that a wedding had taken
Mace in the Presbyterian church and that
the bridal party had left for a trip
North. The contracting parties were Mr..
Ernest Galloway and Miss Carrie Joyce.
two of Mount Airys most popular young
neon,e. Rev. DR.. 3. w. Mebane per
formed the ceremony.
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W0odWard.-P

The following invitation has been ser
to friends:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Phillips
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage Of their daughter,
Martha Washington,
to
Doctor John Franklin Woodward,
On the evening of Wednesday,
the sixth of December.
at six o'clock, at Calvary Church,
Marlborough, North Carolina
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Dayis-king.

Beaufort, n. c., Dec. 3.--tSpeciai)--The
marriage of Miss Mary King and Mr..
David X. Davis was celebrated this even
ing IN the Episcopal church here.
There were many friends present ami
the event was brilliant one. Both are
popular young people and this was shown
in the many handsome wedding gifts.
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Waters--T

LAGRANGE. n. c., Dec. 3.-tSpeciai.) -
Mr.. Octavus Taylor and Mrs. Fannie
Waters were married at O'Clock yester
day evening, by Mr.. ]. r. Dosier, pastor
of the Methodist Protestant church. The
marriage took place at the residence of
the bride in Ii Grange. Both parties axe
old residents OF this part of the county,
and enjoy a large circle Of friends. Mr..
Taylor is a prominent merchan; of the
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man, students at Converse. one of the
events OF the evening was the selection
Gu the piano rendered by Miss Louise
Sanders, Of Raleigh, who is now student
at Converse College The home was ele-
gantiy decorated and the evening was
most happily spent by the large number
OF Young people present.
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ClodfeIter.- crimson.

1t is announced that ON SUNDAY morn
ing there viii take place at the Christian
church here the marriage of Miss Alice
D. Brinson of New Bern and Mr.. John H.
Clcdfelter OF Greensboro.
Miss Crimson is a student of Kings
usiness College, here and Mr.. Clodfelter
IS young business man of Goldsboro.
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Sanders.-lyon.

MIR. W. II. Sanders. of Roanoke Rapids,
and Miss Matte Lyon. of Granville, were
happily married Wednesday at the home
of the bride by Rev. j. NJ Shore
Mr. Sanders and his bride spent wednes-
day IN the city. and left in the morning
to visit his relatives at Dunn, n. c.
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With Miss Villa Norris.

Miss Villa Norris most charmingly EN-.
tertained the R. S. Y. p. Club this week.
Miss Pattie l.. Carroll won the first prize,
a Christy picture and the consolation
went 20 Miss Lucy Haywood.
Those present We're: Misses Lucy Hay
wood, Lucy Andrews, Pattie Carroll, Mar
garet MacKay. Alice Aycock, Lucy Petty,
Rose and Lily Skinner, Mary Hull Nc.
Kimmon. Eliza Brown, Fannie Johnson
and Alethia McGee.
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Miss louise Sanders Played.

In spartanburg. S. c.. at one OF the
lnerriest events of Thanksgiving, and one
which made happy large partv OF Young
PEOPLE given by Mr.. and Mrs. Stobo Simp.
son, in honor OF their attractive young
nieces. Misses Nora and Eloise thinner.
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Mrs. C.. Felix Harvey.

Kinston, N. c., Dec. 3.-(Special) ---On
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. c. Felix Harvey
most charmingly entertained the Round
Table, having as her guest of honor Mrs.
E. B. Ficklin, of Greenv lie The after
noon was most delightfully."- spent by the
guests of the charming hostess.
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Thre will be meeting of the Day Muir
sery Board today at eleven o'clock
at the Nursery. Members are requested
OF be prompt and full attendance is
wished.
MRS. J. r. FERRALL, President.
Mrs. F. A. OLDS, Secretary
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Subscription Dance.

There will be a subscription dance given
by the young men tonight in the Olivia
Rancy Library Hail. This will be compl-
mentary to the visiting young ladies in
Raleigh and will be led by Mr.. Val Per
kins.
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Sisters to Marry.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Mr.. Graham NJ. Broadwell and Miss
lola Edwards, Of Apex; Mr.. James NJ.
Yates and NJ SIS Lola f. Sears. of Morn s.
vile; Mr. Evander W Hill ard and Miss
Bette Sears, OF Morrisville.
The marriage of Miss Lola Sears will
take rlace on Sunday and that of her sis
ter, Miss Bette, in about three weeks
They arc both very popular young wo-
men and The grooms are prominent and
prosperous young men.
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Day Nursery Board.

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