The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-11-10
CLARK At
RALEIGH
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REP.
RESENTATIVES WILL SPEAK
THANKSGIVING DAY
JUDGE ALLOWS BAIL
(By w. J. Martin.)


Raleigh, N. c., Nov. "a telegram
from Hon. Champ Clark received to-
day by Secretary r. D. w. Connor,
of the NORTH carolina teachers AS
sembly is to the effect that he will
certainly fill his engagement to de-
liver an address before the Assembly
here on the evening of November 80,
Thanksgiving Day. This will be in
connection with the annual session
of the Assembly and federated organ
izations of teachers to be held in the
big new auditorium November 80 to
December 2.
Thursday is Educational Day with
the Davidson county fair at Lexington
this week and DR.. J. Y. Joyner, state
superintendent of public instruction,
has gone to Lexington to- deliver the,
educational address. He will go from
Lexington to CASTOR county to make
a final campaign in the interest of
proposed farm life school for CASTOR
county. The people vote on the ques-
tion Saturday and DR.. Joyner is es-
pecially anxious to carry the election
! for the school by the biggest posi-
| BILE majority, especially on account of
the effect this election and its result
may have on farm life school move
ments in other counties.
+ Judge PEBBLES has allowed $4,000
bail in the case Of J. H. Pearce, of
Franklin county! charged with the
| murder of Alex Macon, November 1.
Pearce is 20 years old and, his victim
| 21 years and they were close friends.
| They roomed together and were
I scuffiing together when they arose
| next morning and in tust1e over
l - b. - ~
on fired and Macon was killed Judge
| PEBBLES holds that there. is no ele-
ment Of first degree murder that
would preclude BAIL
| The contract is awarded for an ex-
tension of the Durham and South
Carolina Railroad from Bonsal to Flu
quay Springs where it will make con-
nection with the Raleigh and South
port road. It is believed that this is
one of the proposed links that will
ultimately link up the Raleigh and
Southport, the Elkin and Allegheny
| and other roads for an important
new system in this store that will
| top the Norfolk and Western in Vir-
ginia.
Christ Episcopal church was throng-
ed last evening at s o'clock with a
splendid audience of Raleigh's best
lpeople assembled to do honor to the
marriage service of Miss Juliet Crews
and Mr.. William G.. Harris, two OF
Ra1eigh's most popular young peo
lple. The bride is an accomplished and
exceedingly attractive young woman
daughter Of the late w. J. Crews, fol
many years manager of the Postal
Telegraph Office here. Mr.. Harris is
a prominent young attorney He serv
ed with marked credit quite a while
as police justice for Raleigh They
received many handsome presents
After a bridal trip they will be al
home with Mr.. Harris parents, Col
and Mrs. J. G. L. Harris, on Fayette
willie street.
On account of the absence from the
city OF Associate Justice Platt d
Walker, attending the funeral of the
late Col Henry C. Dockery, at Rock
, ingham. the North Carolina Suprem.
Court delivered no opinions Wednes
day, announcing that the delivery fol
the week is deferred until this even
ing.
! Rev. w. C. Richardson, who servet
the past five years as assistant pas
, tor Of Tabernacle Baptist church, de
! voting special attention to the fnan
> oes of the church, and who resigned
q few weeks ago, has accepted a cal
IT. the pastorate Of Ridgedale Bar
I list church, Tennessee, and will TAX
+ l1-D his new pastoral duties Decembe
1st.