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SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEOir,
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
BER 27
PAQE FOUH
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VI i:.()KM JINAKY A TTK ACTION
'3r'ASTIME
Today
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In Newton Society
Nowt.xi. Nov. 27. The members ox
the faculty of the New ion uraded
.-ciuols wire honorecs at a brilliant
reception at the Junior Hall on Fri
day evening from 8 till 11 o'clock
jiiven b.V the Woman's Club of New
ion. The s.uests were met at the tjp
of the stairs by Mrs. Cordon Wil
tVr.r an 1 shown to the cloak roi nis.
At the nv.in tntnnco Mr. Wilfn:c
with lovely pink
tions an 1 potted
and white decor,
and cut flower?.
Mrs. Sid J. Smyre and Mrs
beit Jiowe were hostesses to
v.'.cn;, is i;f the Virginia Dare
t ...j ;.nd their husbands
l ual otjci nieetin"- of the
loiiner's lovely
street Tuesday
were bovtutiful
Yount welcomed the ruests, w
"THE SINS OF ST. ANTHONY
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were in' i oduceii lo me receiving n-'-
hv Mrs. J. Yates KilHati. . The u-
i-civi;:;- lim. was comp'"--'- fl 'f Mrs.
3iy Charles Collins.
A bit,'
til re.
Civls,
A love and laughter romanct
',y Paramount
with a Pose
Art era ft V
I Hid Oarden
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ADDKl) ATTRACTION
SM I! POPI.A1H) COMKDY
SPKCIAL MI SIC AT NKJHT
ADMISSION 10 and 20c. War Tax Included
L. F.
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chair
M. S
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Club,
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the
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president of
Mrs v.. K Abeineihy
Civics department Pref.
. superintendent of the
graven sou
principal
bel Lovis
-Monday-
Directed by
stfoiiK and Wilson
'THE DEEP PURPLE"
K. A. Walsh. From the play by
Paul Arm-
Minzer.
A Kcalart Picture
A wo Reel Mack Sennett Comedy
,ols, Miss Ethel Woou.
of the schools, Misses Al;
. Annie Tuttle. Fay Gla.l-
hl..n Tliol-.-m Robinson. Olive Duke,
Freddie Hoover, Annie Whitener.
Sara Townscnd. Helen LonaV Kate
Wurlick, Eula Yount, Isla Hunsuck
it.
Mrs. C.rover Murray escorted the
quests to the punch hi wis, presided
over by Mesdames J. A. Gaither, Sid
Smyre. xt. B. Knox and George
Moose.
More than one hundred and fifty
jruests were present. Delicious re-
freshme'.its were served, consisting
of cream cake and coffee.
Her
the Book
at the ati
club at the
bungalow on College
nitrht. The rooms
in their decorations
cf cut flowers and ferns. The llianks
sivinjr idea and colors were effect
ively use 1 in the decorations and i't
frefhmenis. Several inlerestinur. eoii
test" wcie enjoyed. One on "Thanks
jrivin; C nundrums" created much
mt rrimer.t. ' Mrs. Sbein, director cf
music at Catawba College, dol'mlitcd
l-,er hearers with several vocal se
IrMinsn Tlv hostesses then served
an elaborate luncheon in several
courses. - Thanksgiving favors were
pumpkins and turkeys. The salted
nuts were served in miniature imi
tation roasted turkeys.
The only guests beside the club
members and their husbands were
the k'd;e of the faculty of C.i-
!,trwba College. This was one ci the
most charming and elabrrate er.-tr-rtainmci:ts
in the history of 'no
club.
days with her
C. II. Mebane.
Macon Williams,
spent Thanksgivin
parents, Mr.
Mrs.
a"'d
of Mount Airy,
with his par-
, l lM.-t. T ai v 1 -
ems, I'osimasici .um .
liams. on College street.
CHURCHES
.crmon
Fox, President.
All aie cordially invited to
these services. Strangers and
tors welcomed.
tttend
v i si-
Our
Christmas
Club
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Closes on Tuesday, No
Any payments received
Not Later Than
i v.n
Tuesday
The Woman's Foreign and Home
Mission-uw Society of the Presby
terian church held a most pleasant
.meeting at the heme of Mrs. J. A.
Gaither Tuesday. As always the pro
gram was interesting and instructive.
Mrs. J. Pv. Campbellwas the lead-
The most elaborate social event ot er for the afternoon. Mesdames b.
the fall season was the reception; Ewart and W. D. Gaither T2-ia
which Mrs. G. A, Warlick gave. Sat- j accounts cf the Oklahoma Presby
urdav afternoon at her handsome j terian schools. Mr. J. R. Campbell
home on Main street in honor of her J gaVe a reading on "Landing of the
son's bride, Mrs. Eli Warlick. J Pilgrims." Mrs. J. A. Gaither read
Mrs. Margaret Stewart, gowned in Missionary poem and Mrs. Frank
blue and white foulard, cordially j Garvin Kf.vo B sketch of the Moun
greoted the guests upon their arrival. I tain schools. One of the best features
at the doer. Little. Miss Rebecca j cf this meeting was a society pledge
Rcwe. lovelv in white organdy, heUl i and also dnations for the Graham
Holy Trinity Lutheran
t'lth Avenue and 15th Street
Rev. C. R. W. Kegiey,. pasioi
Af" 11 nVlimk sublet ')t
"Rehf-ld thv King cometh u.nto
Is it in wrath or in love?
At 7 o'clock services. Subject:
"Israel in Egypt today, a story of in
tense interest to Christians."
At 0:45 a. m. The Sunday school.
The pstaor's class is at -the mam
door of the church. The Brother
hood class is at the East door and
3very class is doing good work. Come
and join a class.
At 2:30 p. m. the Junior League
tnd at G oclock the Senior league.
Pofh of our leagues have very pleas
ant meetings. Let al join them,
fn the 11 a. m. services church coun-c-ilcil
to be elected as voted.
The pipe organ is turned. The new
i rh.iirh books are here for today.
A h??.rty welcome for all visitors
our services.
First Methodist
C. S. Kirkpatrick, ' pastor.
Sunday school 'J:-15 a. m., G. F'.
Ivey, sui?rintenent..
Classes for all, children younft
perrple and adults.
Do you attend Sunday school?
Pleaching 11 n. in. and 7 p. i.
v tne pasror. ine pastor is j.;iem-
congregaiions
past three
t .
as I
v pleased with the
that have greeted him the
Sundays, also for the o
to
Ascension, Episcopal
Rev. S. B- St roup, Rector.
Advent Sunday.
fiu-ino- to. the torn up condition of
the church it will not be possible to
hnvp services at the Episcopal church
:or,iorrow. It is hoped that the work
will be comnleted before another
week is over.
for the cards.
building fur ministerial relief.
lie we
a boauul'ui basket
Mrs. L. F. Long, in electric blue sat
in with hridescent trimmings, con
ducted the guests to the receiving
line, composed ot iurs. Oj. a. vvanu.-., Ijo-htfullv entertained at
gowned in black velvet, Mrs. lAi iaye home of Mrs. J
will receive credit
We
take pleasure in announcing that
with the close of our first year's Christnms
Banking1 Clu!) there will be available ap
proximately SUoOO.OQ to our members to
spend or to save as they see fit. This mod
est beginning; shows what can be done by
systematic s a v i n g.
Of course you will want to join our
next year's club whicli opens
Dec 18, 1920
Watch for our full announcement of
club plans. Better still, come in and let us
tell you about it.
Consolidated Trust Co.
Hickory N. C.
Warlick, in her wedding gown or
: white Duchess satin, trimmed in
pearls, Mrs. E. E. Moffitt. cf Rich
mond, in black lace, Mrs. Belle il
! long, gowned in black crepe de chmj,
,Mrs. T. V Long, in black georgette,
i Mrs. R. L. Knox, in apricot geor
gette with elaborate bead trimmings,
and Miss Kate Warlick in a lovely
rreation of pink taffeta and silver
lace.
Mrs. P. W. Tucker escorted the
guests into the dining room, where
toffee, wafers and mints were serv
ed by Miss Helen Long, in pale blue
satin with gold trimmings. Miss
Grace Gaither, in Bloun velvet w.tn
duvotyn trimmings, Miss Mary Gai
ther. in embroidered black satin and
Miss Helen Gaither in blue geor
gette. Mrs. J. R. Campbell and Mrs. L.
Tf 1 'hill ins e-raeefullv poured coffee
at the dining table, which was lovely
in its decorations of pink roses,
tastefully arranged in a handsome
silver bako't. beautiful linen and sil
ver service. Mrs. R. P. Caldwell con
ducted he guests to the punch room
where Mrs. A. If. Crowell in laven
der brocaded satin, and Mrs. J. A.
Gaither, in handsome cloth dress,
served delicious punch. Several hun
dred guests called during the after
noon to meet and , welcome the
charming bride to the town.
Mrs. (ilen Long played many beau
tiful selections during the afternoon.
At six o'clock Mrs. Warlick served,
a luncheon to her guests.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Prestyterian' church was most d-
the hospit
able home of Mrs. J. P. Yount.
Lovely chrysanthemumse and potted
plants were profusely used for dec
crating the handsome reception hall,
parlors and dining room. The presi
dent, Mrs. J. A. Gaither, presided
over the meeting and the secretary
rnd treasurer. Miss Mary, i ount,
gave a splendid financial report of
the society. The sending of the or
phans clothing to Barium Springs
was discussed and the committe in
charge of this work will send the
at an early date.
the transactions of the busi
ness the gonial hostess assisted by
her charming daughters. Mrs. Fred
Yount and Mri. Wilfong Yount.
served a most delicious -sweet course
with delightful accessories.
clothing
After
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TOILET ARTICLES and PERFUMES
Let us serve you with your toilet neces-
sities. Our stock consists of the best Stand
ard Varieties selected especially for our
trade.
Our stock is always complete in every
line and prompt and efficient service al
ways assured. g
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MADE EVERY DAY
Fancy Fruits of all kinds
SAVOY CANDY COMPANY
Phone 199
Headquarters for Fruits, Fancy and
Home Made Candy
Charming in every detail was the
lovely reception and rook party
combined given by Mrs. L. F. Long
and Mrs. R. B. Knox at the home of
th'i latter Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Grover Murray met the
e-uests st the door. The receiving
line composed of the two charming
hostesses and Mrs. Eli Waraiick and
Mrs. Fred Yount. two recent brides,
being the guests of honor for the af
ternoon, Mrs. G. A. Warlick, Mrs.
John, P. Yount, and Mrs. A. II.
! Crowell. After the guests had been
nrescnterl to the receiving line Mrs.
J. A. Gaither invited them to the
lovely punch bowl, where refreshing
tninch was served bv Mrs. Wilfong
Yount. After this informal reception,
lovely pink and white tally cards
were passed and rook was played at
seven tables. After a number of
games hid been played a handsome
prize w? s given for the highest score
and the honorees were presented
with beautiful cut glass vases.
The hostesses were assisted :n
serving by Mrs. George Warlick and
Mrs. John Yount. Attractive pink
?nd wh'le place cards and pink can
dles added muh to the attractive
ness cf the telis. An elaborate salad
course wit many accessories and
nink and whit" block crenm and
cakes, mints in dainty baskets and
nuts were served. N
Mrs. W. D. Cochrpn prH Mrs.
Clyde T?owe rlavd beautiful num
bers during the rfterr.oen iud 'vsly
elections were given on Hv Fdisen.
Mrs. Knox's beautiful home never
looked lovelier than on this occasion
Mrs. J. M. Lancaster was hoste
to the auction bridge club on f rnlay
afternoon at the Virginia Shipp ho
tel. Mrs. Heath Gabriel was the win
ner of tb? prizes a handsome cu
glass perfume bottle. A Delicious
salad course was served.T hose pr
sent were Mesdames Zb Yount, Ross
Huitt, Fred Yount, L. F. Long, Loy
Sigmon, Gienn Long, J. C. Yount, ?
O. Carpenter, Charles W. Sherrill
Heath Gabriel, R. L. Taylor, I.). B
Gaither and Miss Lovinia Watson.
Mrs. o. E. Duke and daughter
Miss Olive Duke., spent Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Duke's son. Mr. Kinchen
Duke, -f the Charlotte Observer,
Charlotte.
Miss Arr.ie Tuttle, of the facu:
of the Newton graded schools, :
tended the marriage of her frie:
Miss Cloninger and Mr. Bowman.
Hickory Wednesday afternoon.
R
Corinth Reformed
Walter W. Rowe, Pastor.
9:45 a. . Sunday School. W
VV a ver buperi n tenoient.
11:00 a. m. Mornirrg Worship. Sub
-i . ... j- (irpl... TT..1
iect ot sermon ov nastoi, ine vai
ley of Decision."
6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor
7:00 n. m. A Thank Ottering s;r
vice un.ier tne auspices oi xne i.
M. A. of the congregation.
The uublic is cordially invited
all services. Strangers and visitors
m our city win receive a corcuai welcome.
to
given him by the people
coprion
Hickory.
Junior Epworth league
enior league 0 o'clock.
Come worship with us.
roof
backacli-
o'clock, i
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Christ .Lutheran
Divine services will be held Sim
my morning at tne usual noyr. nr. t
o ciock. iieing tne nrst rjunuay .n
Vdvent the entry of Christ into
Jerusalem will be studied.
Sunday School at 9:45 a. in.
The pnbie is cordially invite;! to
:cme
1 worship God with us.
First Preshyi.eHan
lnth street and loth avenue.
Rev. E. 21. Craid, D. P.. Paster.
0:45 a. m. Sabbath School wilh
iasses for all ages. Geo. W. Hall,
vjpei intenuent.
11 a. m. arnl 7 p. m. Preaching.
p.
u
At
"-: f ge w
grims"'
i P(
will find
vices.
Endeavor.
m. Christian
morning service tlie
ill be "Lessor from th
who landed SCO yesrs ;
m
;go.
public i-
a warm
ordiallv i
welcome
ivite
at r:I
regular, i
to, ke i
rc-com
tar as vo
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Th
Mrs. i
fiied 1 -'
It has i
h.ve
inriam -perio'i.
dv'.wn
rjrosll 4
"
.pound c
driers,
roots c:r
for v
-..;o-1,
Don't simply see
"put in tLo day.'' Se
::an put into the
Outlook.
how you cm
: how much you
day. Am eric 'n
en trui.
First Baptist
W. R. Bradshaw, Pastor.
:hool.
m.
Thos
the
Sunday
P. Pruitt, Superintendent.
Preaching at 11:00 o'clock, by
astor, subject: "To Whom Shall We
Go?"
Preaching at 7:00 p. m., Subject:
"B" sure your sins will find you
out." "
B. Y. P. U, at 6 o'clock, Edgar
CHICHESTER S PILLS
Jf THE l)IAMOM BRAN ft. A
I.a.lirx ! Ask ynur ftrupglst for a
Oh!-ches-ter s Ilaniord itrandV
IMlls in Red and r,id nietnllicSyy
l)oxs, sealed wiih Hlue Ri))bon. .
Take nn other. Buy of voiir "
Irazirlt- Ask for CII I-CJfrS-T!:iC
IHAiltl.M) J?UM foL J
years knowr llest. Safest. A lwiys Reliaifl
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"Warming
E'S just used Slor.n'a
i Liniment and the quick
comfort had brought a fmile
of pleasure to h:.i fa-re.
Good for aches resulting
from weather exposure,
sprains, strains, lame back,
overworked muscles. l'-nr-irctcs
vsi'.hpv.t rufTir,- All
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A most delightful Thanksgiving
urogram was rendered by the num
bers of the high school department
of the Newton graded schools on
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
The President's proclamation was
read bv Norris Hovle. and "Causes
Why America Should Bf Thankful,"
was the. title of a splendid paper bv
Miss Margaret Feimster. Miss M jy
nelle Setzer gave a Thanksgiving
poem and Miss Brandon , Gartihl" re
cited "Polly's Thanksgiv'ng." Pr?.f.
M. S. Beam, the superintendent,
made a splendid talk which was en
ioyed by all present. $200 was raised
-fiy the school for the Polish roV'of
fund. In the afternoon a wagon load
of good things was sent to the in
mates of the county home.
Miss
Salem,
lone Mebane, of Winston
spent the Thanksgiving ho:i-
. To Prevent Chills
Take GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL
TONIC to destroy the Malarial Germs
in the Blood and thus Prevent Chills.
75c,
BICYCLES!
! BICYCLES
We have them for the Boys and
Girls. All kinds at the right
prices. See them now. We are
headquarters for Bicycles and Re
pairs. This is our business. We
sell you satisfaction.
P. M. KEEVER
Shop Early
At This Store
We are having to ar
rive on every train a
lot. of Christmas goods
that are of the want
ed things.
Page and Shaw
Candy, the very best
to be had.
We have two register
ed pharmacists who will
prescriptions RiCiHT.
A trial will convince
at all times fill your
you of our service and
quality.
Hayes-Long Drug
CO.
Phone 26
On the Square
Emblem oj S?titfrution
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T'-HE car a man uses in his business
life must be always ready for duty.
It is j ust this demand for a car they can
trust that causes so many business men
and professional men to drive Buicks.
The new BuickNineteenT went' One
Models are cars of valuable depend
ableness f or busi ness use, whose room i
ness, beauty and riding comfort make
them welcome in hours of relaxation.
-m iiuuiuiwcu jDiucK oervice is a
notably efficient as the Buick car
Prices of the New Nineteen Twenty One
Buick Series
moar, , wenty one Forty Four, hrce pawner car
Mode Twenty One-Forty Five, m-e passenr car
Mode Twenty One-Forty Six, four pas.rnjer coups
Mode Twenty One-Forty Seven, five p..,rn?er sedan
Mode Twenty One-Forty KiRht, four pa.srn-r coup
Mode Twenty One-Forty Nine, seven pa-.nenc-r car
Model Twcjjty One-Fifty, seven pacnecr sed,n
F. 0. B. Factarr, Flint. Michigan
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The Hickory Township
tax books will be in the
City Manager's office
Saturday, Nov. 27 and
Nov. 30, and anyone
paying their taxes this
month will be allowed
1 per cent, discount.
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