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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02
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PART I.
We went In the cool OF the evening and
as we were a fun loving set of boys and
girls we went from New York by trolley.
which Is much the jolllest way of all.
out peanuts and candy to chew on, 80 We
tcolt an ample supply along, and had a
great time all the way over TO the Island.
Coney had just opened. and We were not
ja,nmed or Crowded. First OF all we took
IA Trip 70 the Moon" We ware all ush-
cred Into a large watingroom while we
waited for tho airship to anchor. Then the
doors were Hung open and sor,e one shouted
All aboard" We crossed the gang plank
nnd entered the gently swaying ship, and
found lovely seats awaiting ia inside.
CTo be Concluded.)
Composed by
ALICE KIEGoLD GAYLORD.
Rio Vista, Richmond, Va
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"a rrue story.)

"a True Story.)
At tho age OF sixteen years my
Erandmother's father entered the Con-
tinental army. Being SO young BIO was
he became the proud posseasor OF d
!nusket, and his mother, fired BY zeal
for the cause and her sons enthu-
siasm. melted the pewter plates, that
IN those colonial days comprised tho
principal articles of tableware. A
true woman of that stirring time, she
nodded bullets With her own hands
and sent, forth her son with her bless
Ing on his feeble efforts and on all
the. brave soldicrs engaged in the Just
and holy Gauge,
VIRGINIA r. BENNETT,
No. 500 West Cary Street. city.
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A MARROW ESCAPE.
cllanter I.

Chapter I.
Helen and Ben were orphan twins.
They were poor, and lived BY them
selves In q small cottage near the edge
Of thick and dark wood.
Their,mother and father had not been
dead long and as the woods was full
OF dangerous beasts, such MS bears,
wolves and Wildcats. they always had
a gun loaded and ready In case any
animals should try to get In. Their
parents had also taught Ben and Helen
how to use gun and load It, so they
were not very much afraid by them
selves.
(To BE ContlnuedD
ANN ROY JOHNSTON. IA
4o7 East Grace Street. Richmond, Va
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cARR1NeToM ..rAkL AWAY

Dean. No. EAT w. Main street.. chsrlot.ea-
vile. Va. I. George. 2. Ernest. 3. VIII
liam. 4. John. 6. James. q. Hobert.
Answer to an actostic by Beatrice Cola
man: Water.
Answer to sirls' names in figures by Mary
Yates, No. II East Eleventh street. Man
tina 4. Louisa 6. Ellen. 9, Clara.
AnDser to an acrostlc by Lizzie staley:
MARY MAKaARET DANIEL.
Locust FILL. Ea
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The Clubs Christmas
Publication Again
pear Children Of the club:

Dear Children Of the club:
Are YOU thinking ;ih sit your heiri-
annual publication ut Christmas time,
\ although II Is some months off yet,
and are you considering what you
are going to do for he
You know. we laust fhve Hn eal-
torlal department win an editor-in-
chief to take chhrse OF II. Then 1T
erary, puzzle ana humorous depart
ments and an cpistolars department Of
course. The art department Will, the
editor hopes. be one of the best in the
magazine, and for this department the
services of the finest OF the Times
Dispatch Children's Club artists will be
called into requisition.
The editor hopes that stories sent
will, as FAR as possible, be illustrated
The space allotted for each part OF
tho magazine viii be announced a
little later, after the editor has had
q holiday and comes back rejuvenated
to work out the problems of interest
connected with everything ahead of the
club. and all of the much that there
is to be accomplished along the line
of It's development.
The editor doesn't believe that ain.
gle member of the club can possibly
get more pleasure ont OF summer
holiday than she intends to realize from
hers. which Is going to last for two
whole weeks. and have something
pleasant cramit,ed into every moment of
the time.
What do you think abou. 1t? Come,
Tell me- There are some things wish
TO tell you before start on my yaca-
ton. Every two or three weeks the
club rules are published on the chill
dren,s Page, and yet new members
Constantly ask for Thorn they are on
the page to-day for tho beneft of all
me9nbers.. There Is no especial day for
synding In contributions Any day
throughout the week Will do. Pictures
Of moderate Size hre best, but that is
left entirely with the person drawing
The editor is very sorry this week
TO have to discard number Of p,iz-
zies, because puzzles and ans wers APP
pear on the same page. Tile work Of
ten contributors has had TO be omitted
on. this account. and not because the
editor Is partial to the waste basket
Now listen. Write your puzzles and
the answers on separate pieces of pa
per. with proper headings, and signed
with your full name and address.
Don't send in anything that is not
properly signed Miss Willie Smith
esked for a badge this week but gave
no address. when tho address comes
the badge, will be sent. Until next
week, good-by.
YOUR EDITOR.
PRIzE-wINNEHs ron ritz WEEK.
Master Robert ". Hnrke, :i.nB WIZ
liamsburS Avenue, City.
Miss Virginia 4. Bennett. 500 West
Gary Street. city.
Miss Niidred Irris fisr,ut Va
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l. What was the brides name?
!. What was the Eroom'A name!
:. How did he know she would marry
him!
I. what did tho groom think the bride
was?
S. who gave the bride away?
q. Al the groom was rich. what did the
bride do7
L ny whom were they marrIed9
3. What sealed tho fnarriage contract7
Y. tsnere did he salute her
70. How were tho bridesmaids dressed
II. What ala the bride carry
y. What did she wear IN her veii
II. What did the groom wear for the last
time.
10, How many vera At the wedding7
10. What waved Over the houseT
y. Al what time did thoy start on their
wedding Journey?
-. What muAlcal instrument was played3
10. What was thrown after them?
20. What heavenly body nshteu 'hoir
II. What did tho groom smoke7
20. After their Honeymoon. when no was
called away, what did she say?
ea. What did they hope tori
~. Was their happineAs enduring
,,, ny MILDRED N. z, LEWIS.
A Charnds.
Ny first Is In Robert, and also ~ robbsr.
My second Is In cat, and likewise IN rat.
My third Ia In Bob. and also IN RSb.
NY fourth Ia In boy and not IN troy.
My NTH is In ida. and likewise N SPIDER.
Ny stxth IL, In Troy, and also IN 10Y. y.
NY whole Il In very iofi ana pf ,sft I, Nv
tic creature. LuLlA HpLTs 81
\ sii Arnlstead Avenue, Hatnptu ~ Yh.
AESxVERs
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MY SCHOOL.

I went to a graded school last win
Ater. Ny teachers name was Miss
i6arah Leigh. from Houston. Taa ~.
iths asth grade. My school commenced
tthe attn OF November. 1t closed the
itrh of April. We had a commences
tment. We had IT at night.
Written by EDNA KENT.
Il. EaakRs Store. Ma. -.
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Dear Edtor.--r want TO bs tnember of
the 7. ID. G. 6. fiease send rns badge.
lncfosed find the names OF flowers In Hg-
urss. Your friend. RoSLyH YOUNG.
Ford, DlhwlddIe county. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02

Dear Edtor.-I want to become a, mem.
Der Of your r. u. C.. Club. ! send you mn
drawing for tho first week OF "Juiiet,d
which hops you will hecept. am. you,
neE nismpsr,, MARY .. MAss1E.
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YELL ron Tnn 4. d. q, 3.

Foo. hee. heel
Don't YOU Wish that gnu ware mat
So you could drawn and writo
For the Il. p, c, c.!
GAY d. LEWIS.
hanover coYraoVw age ten xeaFs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02

Dear Edltor,--I have been reading Thu
T. ID. c. c. page for soma time and en3oy
II 40 much you'd like Ia Join. PLEASE
srrd me thu badss and rules. / send in 4
!sw girls ran1es In figures. Yours truly.
ELIZABETH NJ. PENDLEToN. !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02

Dear Eiitor.--f wish you would he Kind
snrrgh to send one of your first annual
publications. am sorry that J could. no.
como TO our reunion June gath. I iirs
ous of the city and was not ahin to come
Yours truly. LENA SCHNEIDER
Duinbarton va
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AMoRE

picnic. May be thew have ice cream
and cake Or perhaps fire is lighted
and supper cooked on 1t, camp-fashion.
And the drive home In the moonlight
is something superb. Here's hoping tile
r. D. C. G. children Will all Join US
there some day in tho near future.
Original. BY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02

Dear Ed,pt.-T nm, iit.ie girl Of ten
years, and i am vety much interested in
the r. u. G. G. plenss hafd mo n badge
DOROTHY WATTS.
s,. Salem Av.nue sou,hwest Roanoke,
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Dear Editor.--I would like to Join you.
club. read the r. ~ e. e. page every
Sunday. Please send me- badge. IncIosed
you VIII md two drawings.
zULiE THURMAN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02

Dear Editor--I send you little drawing,
width Is entirely original hopo you viii
publish 1t. love to draw flowers. and this
Is such n ricc time to study them. With
best wishes, your member,
MARGIE P. CLEMENTS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02

Dear Edi'or.--I have read tn. r. D. c.
C. page IN The Times Dispatch and wish 10
become member Phase send mo n badge
ana some club rules YorS new member
RUBY SEAL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02

Dear Editor,-The two pages that We had
iett week ! WAS very glad 10 see. hopa
inst va can continue having the same num-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02

Dear Edlsor,--r have read the T. D. c.
:. page IN This Times Dispatch and wish 20
become r,enber Please send me a badga
and some club rules. Your new member.
GLADYS DAVIS.
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ANSWERS,

Answer 70 boys ppns y aEurss px Mira
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YOUR EDITOR.

PRIzE-WINNERs ron ritz WEEK.
Master Robert w. fnrke, 3.0B WIZ
1iamsburS Avenue, City.
Miss Virginia 4. Bennett. 500 West
Gary Street. city.
Miss Mildred Lewis. Cisncut, YIN.
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2 Dear Editor.--I want to become mem.
Der of the 7. u. e. G. Please send me n
badge and tho rules. Enclosed YOU viii ind
a story. which ! hopo to SEQ In print. 1 am,
your new member.
RUTR NJ. ARMSTRONG.
200 High streei Petersburg. Va.
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Dear Editor.---r want To 1oin thA n. %. a.
club. ! lncldso 4 siory entitled "Triends.s
f'isase send mo 4 badge. Your member
(Mtss) WILLIE SMITH.

Dear Edtor..-Pioass send mo a bndr,
FOR want 10 belong to tho 4. b. G. c. /
am steven years Ola. s.r Tgpr new member.
COS p. Leigh Street 1siuhiicnd. Va.
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Dear Editor.-I would like to Join thu
T. D. G. c. Will send drawing every
week y an, able TO do 80. hope tina.
my name to yud once before. but I don't
think YOU got II, did you? Please send mo
pin. III. DUDLEY GEYER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02

ber. Your mcrnber,
49, . SAMUEL LEE ROBERTSON.
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our TRIP TO ooNrY ISLAND.

MILDRED n. P. LEWIS.
Clsmout, Albemarle county. Va.
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Dear Edltor.--f would like to become 4
mem Der of the r. y. G. G. VIII you please
Sand mo n badge: Yours very truly.
EtfIr0n sCHEEL SURBER
s3s r.. Main Etrest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02

Dear Edltor.-SI regret very much that I
could not he ut our reuniSh. but trust I
shal. receiye an annual. Inclgsed you Will
ind d picture. which drew for tho T. D.
c. c. hops Ii Ii not too iarse to print
ROMAN as ever, a member.
CLARENCE A. SPENCER.
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1aio Taylor street, Riehnond. Va. -

Dear Editor.--f an, very much Interested
In your club, and desire very mitch to be-
Come a member II you will no 30 kind as to
send mo a badge. am inclosing q part of
n composition. which hope will escape
your waists basket. Yoi,r now member TO
be-. ALICE KtSGOLD GAYLORD.
Rio Vista, Richmond, Va.
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Florence Russell.
Flower'7 rusale.

Flower puzzle.
(The answer to each Of these questions
must be tho name of some floWer.9
!. What was the btide's name
!. what was the groom's name?
:. How did he know she would marry
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Dear Editor,-1 have just returned from
a visit to New York City and have not
had chance to answer your kind letter
before this. II received the prize and titanic
you vary much for IT. You asked for a pic
lutea of myself. and YOU will find one In
Elcaod, also another drawing thar l hopa
may please you. Yours truly.
RtITff s. YOUNG.
r. n. p. No, !, Richnohd,Va.
81 have drawn two Of these 10, draw "a
choose which Is tho butter. am sending
tho copy too. cut 1t out Of tho paper.
r. S. Y.
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A YOUTHFUL SOLDIER.

ALICE RIHGoLD GAYLORD
Rio Vista. Richmond. Va.
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t,.ar Edl,or,--1 would like 10 becom.
f1efftber OF your r. y. G. club. Please send
mo badge. Your new member.
...- a.., So. GRACE i'ENNErT.
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Dear Editof,--r want 10 Join the r. d. q
Club. have sent n drawing. pioase send
ms d badge Yours truly.
JULIA Il. sPRATLEY.
1900 T.. clay atrsot. Richmond. Va.
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! NuthHTIh va. ~
7. s.-Pl.a-e Sand ma a an annual. !
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Dear fldltor.--Tbank you SO much for the
pretty badge. I was very much dlsappoint-
ell not to sae my letter and puzzles In print.
but I guess you get many things you
hardly know what to print and what not.
good any way. want to tell something
about our villages. The knights of the
road. Jack Jounett hid nthe garden of my
grandfather s homo here while the British
troops went by. There are lots Of things
I want to tell you. but II don't stop now
you will not print my letter. am sending
you picture. which hope to soc with my
letter In print. Most truly,
Cuckoo Va. ANNE PENDLETON.
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Dear Bditor,--1 am. d rrttis kirl eleven
foars old. would like 10 be 4 mcmbeS
bf tile +. y. e. G. Please send mo a badge.
Your new member. AzIfis HANCOCK.
No. 402a II. MARSHALL Etrset, city
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-05-26
Commencement, May q, %, 20.

The Southern Conservatory oil
of Music has issued the hand.
soonest sort of invitations to the
commencement exercises which
begin May q and run through
May 20.
The first day, Wednesday, Is
the junior recital at $3.50 in the
evening. On Thursday, May 2s,
at $3.50 in the evening, the com.
mencement exercises take place
with General B. 5. Royster, of
Oxford, annual speaker. Fri
day, May 30. at $50 in the even
ing willlbe the closing commence
ment exercises. The daily pro-
gralnme will be printed in the
paper as the events take place.
The conservatory has had one
of its best years. It has been
full and at no time in its life
have tho recitals running through.
tie Il ring L,e.l u higher merit.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-05-26

ITCH cured in 80 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.
Never fails. Sold by HACKNEY
Bros, Druggist.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-05-26
New Enterprises.

The Norton Telephone Com.
pany, Of North Wilkesboro, i
granted Q charter, the capital
stock being $4,000. II. w. Nor.
ton being the chief stockhoIder.
The Hickory Seed Company, Of
Hickory. has been chartered with
$4,000 capital for general seed
and grain growing and the sale
OF seeds of any and all kinds.
The incorporators are r. o. Alb
ernathy, w. ]. Shufora, L. R.
Sticker and A. L. Shuford.
Another charter is to the Fin
ley Real Estate Company, North
Wilkesboro. capital S1O0, 900 au-
thorized and $4,000 subscribed
by ]. R. Finley, ]. 7. Finley, and
other members of the Finley
family.
The Asheboro Lumber and
Manufacturing Company is CIV
en- authority TO change its princi-
pal office from that place to Fay
etteville.
The McClamroch Mantel Com
pany, Of Greensboro, is author
lied to decrease its capital stock
from $50. 500 to sIs,5OO.
A new and rather large lum-
Der plant Is now being equipped
at Cary, on the site of one burn
ed some five years ago, which
was owned by the Cary Lumber
Company.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-05-26
A CHILD DIES.

The one-year-old child of Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Carlton, of East
Durham, died yesterday a,
noon. For several days the little
one was violently sick with
whooping cough and other com.
plications.
The funeral was conducted
from the home today at 3 O'Clock
by the pastor of the family,
Rev. ]. A. Daley, assisted by
Rev. ]. W. Downey. The inter-
ment was at the city cemetery.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-05-26
MRS. LANGLEYs DEATH.

Mrs. Annie Langley, who
came here ten days ago to visit
her father and Sergeant Pen
grast, died Sunday afternoon Of
meningitis from which she had
suffered a week.
Mrs. Langley was "a years
old and leaves a husband, one
child, father. two sisters and
four brothers. The funeral was
held yesterday afternoon at Mt.
Hermon, near Univertity Station,
where she lived.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-05-26
news FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
Items Of Interest from Various Places as Viewed and Told
by Those on The Field Personals.

Some few have robbed be,
gums in this community and go
q right nice chance Of honey.
Miss Jessie Ross recently spen
q few days in this communi
lty visiting the family of w. G.
Marshall.
w. w. Ferrell and son Ezra
of East Durham. were welcome
visitors at 2. P. Ferrell's last
week. ..~
The writer has a Victor talk.
ing machine and 33 disc records
for sale. Any one who is ex.
pecting to purchase one please
call and see this one.
| don't think | ever heard of
50 many pigs dying in one year
before. Most every home in this
community have suffered the
loss Of pig this year.
Am glad to report we have
plenty of fruit such as apples,
peaches and grapes. in this Sec
tion this year. but other fruits
are scarce. ~ ..-
Mrs. ]. H. Lynn has had a
slight attack Of fever. | am glad
to learn she is greatly improving
now.
Mrs. Martha Colcloagh is visit
ing the family Of J. N. Horton
OF this community this week.
Union Grove church has orga-
nized a Sunday school and a
large crowd attends. J. F.F.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-05-26
Notice sof Democratic judicial Convention
For Ninth judicial District.

Notice is hereby given that the
Democratic Judicial Convention
for the Ninth Judicial District
for the purpose of nominating IA
candidate for Solicitor and such
other business as may come be.
fore the convention, will be held
in the City of Durham on Mon.
day June the Sth at 800 O'Clock
P. M.
BY order of the committe
JOHN N. WILSON, chairman.
A. NJ. CARwooD, Secretary.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-05-26

Farm products are looking fine
this section. Farmers are look.
x better, they have q joy at
Eart when they look out over
e fields and think there Is a
onderful harvest just ahead for
|ose who labor.
u. L. Ferrell says he Is arifling
low. He shot and killed q
|mble bee flying one day re.
pity with q % caliber rife.
Samuel Egerton recently had
/ fish pond drained off. They
II they Got q large quantity Of
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-05-26
MRS. MINOR DEAD.

Mrs. Sallie Minor of Orange
county, who came here several
days ago to visit her brother,
Mr.. w. L. Phillips, Of West Dur.
ham, died Saturday night and
was taken to her family burying
ground in Orange. X. ..
She was rs years old andleayes
one son. A brother also sur
wives her.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-05-26
MRS. FUCKERS DEATH.

Mrs. Cora Tucker died at her
home on Randolph street Sunday
morning at 7 o'clock. She. had
been in declining health for sew.
al months and her death was moi
unexpected. 81
She leaves a husband, Mr. M.
w. Tucker,.a little daughter five
years old, father, Nr. Joseph
Maynor. and three brothers,
Messrs. w. ]. Maynor, ]. j.
Maynor and G. w. Maynor. oi
Durham, and five sisters, Mrs.
High and Mrs. Pendergrass, ot
Chatham County; Mrs. A. F.
Garden, Mrs. H. Lee and Mrs.
A. A. Woods, of Durham, She
was a faithful member of Main
street Methodist church and for
a long time was a teacher in the
Sunday school.
The funeral and burial took
place Monday afternoon, being
conducted by Rev. M. Bradshaw.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-05-26

Owing to the illness of Prof.
C. w. Massey. the called meet
ing of the Board of education
will not be held tomorrow, but
has been continued. 1t is hoped
that he will be able to be at
his post in a few days.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-05-26
IN DEATHS DOMAIN.
The Record Of Deaths Since Our Last
Issue.
DEATH O. MRS. WILLIAMS.

DEATH o. MRS. WILLIAMS.
The death of Mrs. 7. G. Will
liams yesterday morning in
Columbia, S. c., was wired her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Woodward. !.
Mrs. Williams is remembered
as Miss May Woodward and
lived here nearly all Of her life.
She was an exceptionally ad-
mired young woman and married
a young man whose residence
here made him a favorite. Their
marriage was idelity and the hus-
band is sorely grieved. ..... !
The marriage of these young
people resulted in the birth of a
son, their pride. Besides the
little fellow, woodward w illiams,
the mother leaves father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Woodward, two sisters, Mrs. C.
9. Thomas, of this city, and
Mrs. Benjamin Wyche, of San
Antonio. Texas, Mr.. George J.
Woodward, of Greenville, N. c.
Mr. John Woodward. of Colum-
bia, S. C., and Mr.. F. w. Wood
ward, of Durham.
The remains reached here last
night and the funeral took place
tilis afternoon.