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HICKORY DAILY RECORD
WENDNESDAY EVENING JANUARY 5, 192f5
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A Happy New Year
to all our friends
and customers
Geo. E. BISANAK
Tho Travelers' Club will meet
ihursday afternoon at 3 o.dlock with
Mrs. W. B. Mlenzies.
Miss Azalie Davidson of States
ville is a guest of Miss Frances
Lentz for several days.
i. Mr. P. A. Rowe of Baltimore, Md.,
is spending several days with his
family on Fourteenth street.
GREETINGS
To all our good patrons and friends we
extend the Season's Heartiest Greetings.
HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO.
G. R. Wooten, Pres.
; W. E. Kuhn, Mgr.
E. L. Fox, Sec.
Life Dept.
Miss Florine Herman lff
day for Forest City to resume her
work in the Forest City schools.
Mr. L. P. Morgan of Danville, Va.f
who spent several days here with
relatives returned to his home Monday.
Dr. and Mrs. P. W. Troutman and
daughter, Martha Wilson, spent the
week end in Mooresvflle with relatives.
Mrs. Hiram Simmons left Mon
day for Boston to spend three
months with her son. Mr. J. HeVpr?
Simmons.
Mrs. W. L. Abernethy is a guest
of Mrs. R. O. Abernethy during the
aosenee of Mr. Abernethy in Nor
folk, Va.
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VII 1.1 AM S. HART
1 ASilJl K TU1I AY
Toda v William S. Hart the eminent
lA rf r xit. sUr will appear at the ras
linwt thentre in a return engagement
f one of his best western pictures
5Si'i:re Deal Sanderson.'" The story
9 one of intense interest and the
Vti 'ii i. rapid mmi start to finish.
,T!v scenes are located in Arizona
jjnd nil who know Mr. Hart know
Hut. thrro is not a dreary moment
In it. Ann Little i3 tho leading wo-jr.m.
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Be Comfortable
ENJOY warm. evenly heated
rooms no mailer how
cold the weaiher. Nofirej
I" build fire never oul. The i
Air-Tight, stay tight construe- ?
lion enables you to keep fire ,
off night and have a warm
room to dress in.
COLE'S
Original Air.Tight
Wood Heater
guaranteed to stay air tight.
No putty oint$ to crack and
leak air. Every
joint double
earned
Let us show
you yours to
day U34)
Shuford
Hardware Co.
START
THE
YEAR
RIGHT ; !
1 TRADE
' AT '
LUTZ DRUG STORE
"On the Corner"
:ALL 17 or 317 That's ENOUGH
Prescriptions a Specialty
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Whisnan t were
movmcr todav from Eio-hth strpt i
to their handsome new home in
Kenworth.
Messrs. Alex and Sterling Menzies
and Norman Hutton left today for
the University after being at home
over the holidays.
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Little and chil
dren of Asheville are .visiting Dr.
Little's parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. 3.
Little, on Tenth Avenue.'
Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Campbell of
Charlotte are spending several days
in the city with Mrs. Cam obeli's sis
ter, Mrs. Louise BeckleyV
The Do As You Please Club will
meet Saturday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock instead of Thursday afternoon
with Miss Millie Kate McComb.
Local and Personal
Mrs. C. W. Squires of. Salisbury
was a visitor in the city .Monday.
Mr. Henry Eliott of Catawba was
a business visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr W. S. T.von of Greensboro was
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a business visitor in tne city yester
day.
Mr. R. 0. Abernethy is a busi
ness visitor in Norfolk for -several
days.
Hf T -n not- Mnrria rf Pint no I Hill
wai a visitor in the city over the
we -A end.
Mrs. E. Wilson is spending this
week in Granite Falls with Mrs. A.
M. Martin.
Mr. Felix Grissett of Collettsville
spent today in Hickory enr uto to
the University.
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Mrs. C.'S. Grove and little daugh
ter, Marie Caroline are visiting
friends in Catawba.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Fritzjr., have
returned from their honeymoon and
are, guests for several days ox ms
parents, Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Fritz, be
fore going to tneir nome ui ciare
mont.
Ever Try Neolin
Guaranteed to outwear Leather. Makes
just as nice job and is waterproof. I have
it for all kinds of Shoes.
Work called for and delivered.
Electric Shoe Shop
F. M. THOMPSON, Proprietor
Phone 106
Miss Annie Killian has returned to
Winthrop College, Rock Hill, S. C,
after spending the Christmas season
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Killian.
Senator and Mrs. Robert Bracken
left today for their home in Frank
fort, Ind.. after a visit during the
holidays at the home of her father,
Mr. II. E. McCmb.
MI CARPENTER WEDS
Mr. Waiter Carpenter, former
manager of the Hickory Electric
Company and now one of the stock
holders in the Lenoir Telephone
Company of which he is manager,
was united in marriage to Miss Em
ily Coyner on Saturday night at 9
o'clock at the residence of Rev. L.
D. Miller, Lutheran pastor in Lenoir,
in the presence of a -few friends.
The bride was bookkeeper for the
comnanv. t
Mr. Carpenter made numerous
friends during his residence here. He
is not onlv a snlendiH vounc man in
every respect, but possesses fine bus
iness qualities. His bride is an ac
complished young woman.
MRS. BOURBONNAIS HOSTESS
The Senior Philathea Class of the
First Presbyterian church held the
first meeting of the new year last
night with Mrs A. Bourbonnais at
her hospitable home on Fourteenth
street. Welolome visitors were
EvTrs. Holmes and Mrs. Oliver of
Michigan, nieces and house guests
of the hostess.
. lgular routine -business was
carried out and matters of intere&t
pertaining to the class were discuss
ed. The social side of the meeting was
emphasized by two recitations by
Mrs. E. B. Menzies and MJrs. T. F-.
Stevenson and an interesting contest.
Two captains then lined up their
teams and old time charades were
indulged in which was the source of
much fun.
At the conclusion of this delight
ful meeting the hostess served a
tempting course of refreshments.
The February meeting wil ba held
with Miss Lizzie McComb.
FftRUISES-SPRAINS
L-JL Alternate applications hot and
cold cloths then apply
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Vapo Rub
Owr 17 Million Jan Used Yearly
Misses Dorothy Ivey, Aileen Aiken,
Edward Clement and Kate Shuford
have returned to Greensboro College
for Women after spending the Christ
mas vacation at home.
Miss Clarissa Abernethy who
spent the holidays with her mother,
Mrs H. D. Abernethy, has returned
to the North Carolina College for
Women to resume her college work.
WITH MRS. WARLICK
The Hickorv Music Club was en
tertained most delightfully last night
by Mrs. C. R. Warlick at her home
on rievemn avenue.
Eight members responded to roll
(dall and Miss Elizabeth Holbrook.
a new member, received a cordial
welcome into the club. Miss Mary
Murphy, a student at the Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music, who is snonH.
Ing the holidays with" her mother,
Mrs. j. L.. Murphy, was a pleasant
visitor at this meeting.
An interesting program had been
arranged with the following ladias
iaKing part: Mesdames George N.
Hutton. Geo. Bailev. W. B. Menzies.
JE. L. Shuford. C. R. Warlick, J. L.
Murphy and John G. Carrier.
An enjoyable social hour followed
the program during which refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The club then adjourned to . meet on
January 18 with Mrs. George Bailey.
'Cadman will be the study for this
meeting. .
Miss Katherine Allen returned to
day to Randolph-Macon Coilege af
ter spending the Christmas season
wth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Allen. Miss Allen is a member of
the senior class and is very popular
among her classmates.
IV is Nellie Bayliss of Dallas ,
TVras is the attractive guest of her
sister, Mrs. E. AV. Lent'?. Miss
Bnyliss was a visitor in the city sev
eral years ago and while here made
many varm fSr.nds wiv will wel
come i vr back ayain.
lMis,s Louise Little, insturclor of
music at Rutherford College, has re
turned to the college after being a
guest over Christmas of her parents
Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Little. Mrs. Vena
Litte Goode who was also a guest of
her parents during the holidays has
reurned to Greenville to resume her
classes in music.
MISS HEAVNER ENTERTAINS
Miss Edna Heavner entertained a
frw frienrls at her home in Loneview
Monday evening at delightful party.
Games were played 'and the evening
was most enjoyable Five couples were
present. , l
r.nHifis and fruits were served
during the evening by the hostess,
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TO ENTERTAIN. BARACAS
The Philathea class of the Reformed
church will hold a business and social
meeting Tuesday evening at :au in
the church basement. The Baraca
Class of the church will be enter
tained by the Philatheas at this meet-
ing An interesting time is promis
ed and all Philatheas and Baracas
are urged to be on hand.
WATCH PARTY
Mr Rav Abee entertained a num
ber of friends on New Year's eve
with a watch party at his home in
Longview. About 15 young peopie
were present.
Many games were played and
pleasant conversation whiled the
hours away until the new' year was
ushered
HOLY TRINITY SOCIABLE
There was a social meeting of the
Aid and Missionary Society of Holy
Trinity church at the parsonage last
evening when tne cnurcn councw, me
Brotherhood Bible class and the hus
bands of all the women who belong
to the Women's Society were invited.
The parsonage had been decorated
with holly and potted plants. Rev.
and Mrs. C. R. W. Kegley who in
vited the gathering welcomed the
guests at the door. Mrs. George
Poovey, Mrs. Hamrick and Mrs.
Reinhardt assisted Mrs. Kegley in
serving delidious refreshments con
sisting of ice cream and fancy cakes.
There was a splendid attendance of
members also a number of visitors.
Dr. and Mrs. Edquist of Lenoir Col
Wp. farultv were anion? the eruests.
All renort a SDeciallv fine evening
Isaymg they would like to meet tnat
way often.
Rutherford College
(BY J. T. STOVER)
Rutherford College, Jan. 5. Be
ginning with the first of January 1
espectfuHy1 request aUi citizens 'of
this town and community who have
any visitors, or other items of inter
est they would like to have noticed
in the papers to write out arid hand
the same to me by Saturday or Mon
day morning early This will save
labor, and secure accuracy. J- T.
Stover. . .- "
I note the following visitors to our
town during the holidays:
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Coleman and
children to her mother, Mrs. E. L.
Morris for two weeks.
Mrs.- Parker of Lawndale and Mr.
Robert Coulter of the Southern Pow
er Co. to Mr. J F. Coulter.
Mr.ahd Mrs. George R. Powell of
Longmont, Cal. with kindred and
friends, and expect to remain for
over a month. '
Miss Annip Luck after visiting
home has returned to her school
work in Mt. Aijry-
Mr. E. S. Craven has returned to
his work at Covington. Va. after a
brief visit home.
Mr. Grover C. Beam of Shelby for
one day among friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. F. Abernethy
of Granite Falls .with Jjer daughter.
Mrs. M. I. Feimster. .
A-ffer a ten davs visit to his father
Mr. Fred H. LaFevre, left Saturday
for his home in Burbanks, L.ani.
Mr. Harvey Goode of A a"d E
College, Dr. T. V." Goode of States-
GO LOOK IN
THE MRROR
Do Your Eyes Look Back a You
Dull and Drooping? Is Your
Complexion Bad?
YOU NEED PEPTO-MANGAN
A Really Wonderful Blood Tonic
That Puts You Back on a
Healthy Basis
Your face will tell you how your
health is. Muddy complexions and
drawn, pale haggard faces, usually
mean bad blood, clogged with poison.
It is dangerous. sl Your powers of
resistance are low. Disease germs
would have an easy time of it.
When you work too hard, you get
fatigued. You probably keep it up
for days, perhaps monthsj without
feeling any bad effects. Sooner or
later it tells in your blood. You are
not yourself.
It is then your blood needs the
help of that great tonic Pepto-Man-gan.
It is a wonderful remedy that
physicians have recommended . for
thirty years.
But be sure you get the genuine
Pepto-Mangan. Ask for Gude's and
be sure that the full name, Gude's
Pepto Mangan is on the package. You
can buy it in liquid form or in tab
lets, whichever you prefer; one has
the same ingredients as the other and
gives the same effect. : nS&A&v
ville, and Mrs. McDowell of Morgan
ton iwere welcome visitors at Mrs.
T. V, Goode's.
Mrs.J.J. Caudle of Yadkin county
is visiting her daugghter, Mrs. M.
T. llmshaw.
Mjrs. Edward Brooks and children
andMiss Arti's Bolick after a brief
visitf to Mr. J, E. Bolick. returned to
their home in Canton, N. C. Sunday.
"Babe" and Joe Heavner are spend
ing a short time at home.
The authorities say the public
school will certainly open here next
Monday.
Professor Bennette has done con
siderable work on his new house dur
ing the holidays.
Our young people closed their ser
ies of holiday gatherings with a
watch-night party at Mr. P. M. Ruth-erfords.
Mr. T. E. Conrad and family arej
back from a Christmas visitation
among kindred and friends in Florida.
The old students of our college are
returning well and quite a number of
new ones with them.
The dormitories and kitchen remain
tinder the same management. i
Rev. Will Abernethy is spending
some time at te old home, but ex
pects to soon return to Norfolk, Va. I
Miss Lochie Stover and sister, Mrs.
T. P. Bumgarner and daughter,
Louise, spent the holidays with their
parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Stover.
Miss Rosa Lowder, who is enjoying
her years vacation from missionary
work in Korea, finds it necessary to
take absolute rest for some time be-,
fore doing and "home work" for the'
board. Her sister Miss; Sarah has re-
turned to her work as Deaconess in
Atlanta, Ga.
HILL YODER DRAWS
FINE FOR SELLLING
Hill Yoder drew a flne of $100 in
recorder's court yesterday after
noon on the charge of selling liquor.
Sid Spencer and Julius Johnson,
young white men were fined $75 and
$50 respectively and costs for haul
ing three young girls out in an au
tomobile. It was claimed that the
party bought liquor in Alexander
county.
Martin Warren the young Durham
fellow who stried t6 sell a rooster
to a fTenth avenue housekeeper
found friends in recorder's court
and het must have left for his home
feeling that Hickory was a pretty
good town. A collection was taken
up in court and Warren scni: home
rejoicing.
Is That Cold and
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Get right after it with Dr.
' King's New Discovery. For
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YOU will be convinced that Dr.
King's New Discovery does just
what it is meant to do soothes cough
raw throats, congestion-tormented
rhests, loosens the phlegm pack and
breaks the obstinate cold and grippe
attack.
Right away you will notice the
change for the better. Has a con
vincing, healing taste that you will
appreciate. Buy a bottle at your
druggists on the way home tonight.
60 cents, $1.20 a bottle.
For colds andcoughs
NewDiscoversr
Bowels Behind Schedule ?
Liver acting lazy? Bring them up to ;
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not griping, sure acting and not habit
forming, they will please you by
troducing a regular, normal bowel and
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, prompt I Wont Gripe
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Before We Take Stock - f f 1
We have a big lot of short lengths in ' our dress
goods department that we do not want to include fa
our inventory next week. . '- 4: k
Seasonable Goods That You Need jF'7 1 ;
. Silks, woolens, waist lengths, skirts patterns, ging-.
Ijjkv hams, percales, suitings, shirtings, bleaching,
domestics, etc. ;t
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At About Half Price Hf I ? ft
To move these goods at once we are marking every
piece at a very low price, forgetting what they cost
US. 'A ' .
Big Reductions On All fXFW ' $ I
Coat suits, ladies coats, ohildrens coats, silk dresses, -woolen
dresses, wool middy suits, skirts, bath robes, , ,
IF;, kimonas, shoes, etc. j
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THE LADDIES StTORE"
Just to Remind You
That a new series has opened in the 't
First Building & Loan Association
Now is the time to begin saving systemat
ically. It pays. c
First Building & Loan Association
G. H. GEITNER, GEO. R. WOOTTEN,
Pres. . Secretary.
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