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MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 25, 1921
HICKORY OAILY RECORD
Our Glasses Promise
Brighter Days
f of Concord were guests Sunday of Mr.
and l5is. K. W. Broome on Twelfth
: avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Sills are par
ents of Mrs. Broome and Mrs. Cline is
'a sister of Mr. Broome.
'And brighter sight and your
ability to read and write
and work . ith less eyestrain
Hiid with greater pleasure
than ever before. Nothing
more injurious to your eyes
and general health than eye
strains.
No better equipment, con
structed on the most modern,
scientific principles for ex
aminations to be had.
Our grinding plant also
furnishes prompt and eHu lent
service.
Geo. E. Bisanar
- Kegistered Optometrist
Miss Frances Cline has returned
from Washington, D. C. where she
'received a diploma as a trained nurst
,'Shc will rest a while before assum
ing her duties.
Mr and Mrs. Vernon Lackey. Miss
Cecil Maynard and Miss Roberta
,Peay motored to Chsrlcttee Saturday
I and spent the week end with Mr and
Mrs. 1 . M. Neese.
URGES BIBLE IN
STATE PUBLIC
ppiinmp
UUUUIJLU
BABY CLINICS CUT
1 MORTALITY
Mr. Weston CIinar;l has arrived in
Hickory from the Happy Valley and
probably will remain here. Ths con
dition of Mrs. Canard's health is
such as to make it desirable for them
to leave the farm, and their friends
will be glad to welcome ithem back.
Mr. Jas. A. Estridge of Gastonia
spent yesterday at the home of Mrs.
Minnie Senboch. He was accompanied
(By Alice T. Bassett, P. II. N.)
A baby clinic in a town is a health
measure which .should1 appeal ic
every citizen and especially to every
Deciding that the family altar en in th(J djreetjon Gf Saving the lives
and tne study of the Bible in the ' cf babies not so much by h.lpmg
public schools were' essential to the I sick babies got well as by keening
perpetuation of American riviliza-: 11 Us toes from getting sick, wnen
tion, Dr. T. F. Marr, one of the lead-
isuch clinics were established in New
w-r . , l 1 , 11,. I? i. .7 4-V.
irn,j:i x. . YOTK CKV U reduced 1X13 . IttlUIlC ueuus
's iiri.iiuaiat mmisLers in me scat?, i . . i ,1.; 1 r 4.1,; 1 nwi '
delivered a strozig .sermon in bh-ilf i?'at b.two' tr'4rJs cf ta? usua
cf Christian eduction at the First. Kr Yh?h meant a ?aving.of 4'12"' !
Methodist church yesterday morning.!1 TT, uv.Cfe: . . . . .
X 11V. JAllV,li-l J.Wv.lV...xv..i.l. - w - -
ile took. fcr. his .text. "Seek ye first
the kingdom et God and all thes?
thi'igs shall be added unto you."
Dr. Marr declared that the civiliza
tion of Bsbylcn seemed permanent
HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO.
General Insurance and Bonds
Service Our Motto
1030 14th Street - - Phone 292
nome Dy ivirs. ustrmge wno spennm its heyday, as did that of Rom"
two months with her mother who fcas .,n(j Egvpt. But their civilization is
been recuperating from an operation. I jr0ne. To make ur- civilization last
Mrs. Sca.boch is much improved and ing, he said, we must build on the
resumed her work today. right foundations and h? insisted that
these were moral Christian charac
ter. He contrasted the difference be
tween the civilization of North Am
erica and of South America. On this
The Chrestonian Literary So- continent the Puritan English came
e'ety of Lenoir College will hold its ; with dheir Bibhs to worship ..Gcd.
ANNIVERSARY TONIGHT
DR. 0. II. HESTER
DENTIST
Ocffie phone No. 237
Masonic Temple Building
Night phone No. 8
or
When vou have any old
cast off Furniture to sell
CALL 224-L
Highest Cash Prices raid.
E. W. REYNOLDS
Hickory Lodge No. 343
JU F. & A. M.
Regular communication First
and Third Monday nights.
Brethren cordially invited ta b
present.
II E Whitener, blaster
D. B. TAYLOR, Sec. .
Ill I ) I MMWIIII HWH
FINE PERFUMES
There is nothing which wtomen
of good taste are so exacting
about and rightfully so as
perfume. There is nothing in
out Toilet stocks which we have
selected with greater care and
discrimination. Prices most
reasonable.
hiz Drug Store
-On the Corner"
:ALL 17 or 317 That's ENOUGH
Prescriptions a Specialty
anniversary debate at the . college
ruditorium this evening. A 'splendid
program has been arranged. The pub
lie is ccrdiall yinvited to be present.
REDFORD-WALKER
On Thursday evening Bro. Redford
and in South Ani&rica the Spaniards
came with iheir 'swerds ; to conquer
and lock for gold." " "'
In spite of the tremendous natural
resources of the United States, Dr.
Marr said, it1; greatest resources arc
spiritual th 3 integrity of ' the great
majority 'Of 'its citizens who resd fhe
Bible and follow.. Christ., The selfish
Austin of Polk county. Georgia, and man is as bad as a bem'ber or an
Miss Dolly F. Walker of Knoxville, archist. the minister said, and rra-t
fTenn., were married by Dr. W. A. bring ii'o his business the precept
Deaton at his residence, "Fairview Love iliy neighbor as thyse.r. Se!t-Plac-e."
Thev will make their home 1 ishnes ii a tremendous destructive
at Brookford for the present.
CIRCLE 3 TO ENTERTAIN
Circle No.
agency.
Manufacturers at many places use
specialists to- develop the rsw ma-tei-ials
that go into their factories.
Dr. Marr said, but few employes have
3 of the Missionary So-'1' sam, ouc iew employes
cicty of the First Methodist church Sft 3 fluman.m-
will entertiin tho othor nvrlo T,,o tenal that forms a larger part cf the
dnv after, n f,L (l whoIe- Gcd and JeUS Chlist mus
Slfte"7 flom 3,3i),rto w5:30 Put in business and education.
AbLrn.th f Mr3AW- L- "Why 't vou put Jesus Christ in
Abernethy on Tenth avenue All worn-'the school house?" ,he minister ask
en of the church are cordially invited. ed. "If we believe the Bible, let's pu
Run theve. V'"'3n a grest government
JUNIOR .MUSIC CLUD MEETS
The Junior Vivo Music Club had a
very happy meetiner. at ths homp r.f
Nancy Lentz Keever, last Saturday
afternoon. Every member was pres
ent and played nicely in solos and
duets with Miss Little. Ten or mere iter is 3 dansrer to tha
invited young folks helped to make; The greatest question is the kind of
merry in the games that followed. ' education our people are to have, 'or
after which ice cream and cake were j we must have statesmen uoo are not
served. If-fvaid t.n Ho viVht if tbft p-ovprnment
is to survive.
takes the Bible out of the schols, it
says that it .doeb not believe the
Ei'ole necessary."
Dr. Marr said the mcb in icself is
not dangerous. It is the leader with
a cultured bram who is dangerous
A citizen lacking the moral charac-
tuuiuiumij
CLASS CONTEST
HALB ELECTRO COMPANY
Ninth Avenue
We are equipped to do- all kinds
of electrical work, small or large.
We also carry a complete stock
of Electrical Goods and a line of
fixtures for atoro and residence
lighting.
Local and Personal
Mr WT T. Sledge is spending sev
eral days in Asheville.
Mr. Oscar Jones of Charlotte
spending several days in the city.
is
CYRUS C. BABB
Mem. Am. Soe. Civil Engrt.
Waterpower, Waterworks and
Sewerage Land eub-dhision
Highways.
Hickory. K. C Chm. Com. Rldg
I Address: Granite Fulls, N. C.
Miss Blanine Frazier spent the
week end in Catawba with friends.
Mrs. Charlie Abern?thy of Connelly
Springs was a shopper in the city
today.
Mrs. W. C. Squires retunred today
I irom nansDury wnere sne spent tne
'week end.
Geo. E. Bisan&i
DOCTOR OF OPTICS
Error of Refraction and all Opti
cal defects corrected with properly
fitted glaaaea.
Oflct and examination rocn in coa
nect.lon with Jewelry Sti-m
I Miss Stanley Hall of Iakc Juna-
luska is visiting her mother, Mrs. R
J. Foster.
. 'Mrs. F. J. Flagler is here from
Asheville for a visit of several days
to relatives.
Miss WJxie Rhyne of Stanley is
the guest for several days of Miss
Mayce Blackwelder.
Hickory Harness Co.
Manufacturers of all kinds if
HARNESS, BRIDLE. SADDLES
AND STRAP WORK
Repairing a Specialty
HICKORY, N. C.
day at the home of her father Dr. F.
day at the home f her father Dr. F.
T. Foard near the city.
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Applegate and
children are spending several days in
Charlotte and Gastonia.
On last Saturday afternoon the
Senior Vivo Music Club rendered a
short musical progrrm at the home
of Mrs. L. F. Abernethy, after whkh
a class ccntesit was hedd, in ;hich six
of Miss Pearl Little's most advanced
pupils played. The contestants were
Hermine Warlick, Louise Van Tassle,
Katherine Cline, Mary Dellinger,
Elizabeth Councill and Elizabeth
Barkley. The piece which h?d been
carefully prepared for this contest
was "La Bien Amie" by Eduard
Schutt, and the artistic rendition of
lA. I- 11 A 11 i
i it oy aa oi tne periormers showed
talent, application and excellent
training. The Judges were Miss Mar
garet annamacher, Mrs. George
Bisanar and Mrs. John Carrier. The
first honor, and also the privilege of
entering in competition for the State
contest which will be held the first
of May, was awarded to Elizabeth
Barkley. The second honor to Eliza
beth Ccuncill. Small musical diction
aries were given as prizes. Some de
lightful guests were present and in
spired the young folks to do their
best. Refreshments 'were served.
H A LTI WANG Ell -HERM AN
DR. W. B. RAMSAY
DENTIST
Office orer Hayes-Long Drng Co
HICKORY, N. C.
Mrs. R. S. Allred and daughtei,
(Mildred, spent the week end with
relatives in Granite Falls.
Miss Emma Bonner ihas accepted a
position as bookkeeper with the
Thompson-West Company.
Jitney Schedule
Hlckory-ienoir Jitney Schedule
Leave Lenoir 1:30 P. M
Leave Hickory G CO P. M.
Arrive for No. 21 and 22.
C. E. ROBBINS
Misses Edith Sultlemyre, Era
Prcpst and Mrs. W. M. Busby have
returned from a viit to Charlotte.
Miss Lila IIayc3 and Miss Lizzie
Keever of Granite Falls were guests
Friday night .of Mrs. R. S. Allred.
The Lenoir College baseball team
defeated the Belmont itearn " in a
trzme of ball Saturday on the latter's
diamond, 14 to 4.
Electric Shoe Shop
P. M. THOMPSON, Proprietor
First Class Work Guart.td
Phone 106. Work Delivered
1032 14tb Ftrect, Hickory, N. C.
: Mrs. George Link who has been ill
with influenza at her home on Ninth
i avenue continues quite ill, pneumonia
developing yesterday.
A large dry kiln at Patterson,
Caldwell county, was destroyed by
fire Saturday night. The lumber be
longed to the Patterson school.
.Newton, April 25. A wedding of
much interest to their many friends
in Newton, Hickflry and the county in
general, was solemnized at the home
of Mi-, and Mrs. B. F. Wagoner, in
Newton, last evening at eight o'clock,
when Miss Bessie Lee Herman be
came the bride of Rev. V D. Halti-
wanger. Mrs. Wagoner and Mrs.
Haltiwanger were room mates in
college and the ceremony was per
formed by Rev. M. L. Kester of Con
cord, a class mate of the bride-groom
both in college and in the seminary.
Mrs Halti'Aanger is the accomplish
ed daughter of Mrs. M. J. Herman
who lives near Newton. She is a grad
uate of Catawba College, class jf
1917. Since ker graduation she has
taught successfully in the public
schools cf the county and also one
year in the high school at Conover.
She is a member of the Reformed
church at Startown and has ben a
leader in her church, having been
organist for several years. She is a
distinct gain to the Lutheran church
because of her activities in church
work.
Rev. Mr. Haltiwanger is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Haltiwanger,
at Chapin, S. C. He is a graduate of
Newberry College, class of 1909, and
of the Lutheran Theological Semi
nary at Columbia. S. C, class 1912.
Immediately after his graduation he
was ordained to the gospel ministry
by th? Evangelical Tennessee Synod
and accepted as his first work the
Iredell pastorate, near Statesville.
He remained in that work for nearly
six years and it was with reluctance
that the people of the pastorate gave
him un wnen he decided to resign.
GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM
AT LENOIR GETS LETTERS
On April 23 the followng members
cf the girls' basketball team of Le
rcir college were granted letters
earned during the past season: Miss
Zeld'.-, Carpenter, cf Crouse; Misses
Edna and Elsie Rhodes cf Lincolnton:
Miss Kathryn Rudiiill, of Gastonia;
Miss Ncliie Gilbert, cf StFtosvil'e
Miss Mildred Tclbert, of Salisbury;
and the coach. Mrs. J. C. Seegers.
The Lenoir girls think their record
entires them to claim the state cham
pionship of the girls college basket
ball teams. O
- m, s eBJ "
CONVENTION ADJOURNS
With the annual sermon by Dr.
Joel Snyder, pastor of the First
Baptist church cf Fayetteville, the
state Baraca-Philathe:a, convlsnticn
which has been in session at Hender
son since Thursday, came to a close
last night.
On Saturday reports from classes
in all parts of the state showed large
gains in membership, (with nearly a
half hundred new classes, oi-ganized
during the year. The convention was
largely attended and was cne . oi
great interest. , .
Durmtr the election of, state rnii-
athea officers Miss Frames Tucker
of Hickory- was chosen third vice
president. The date cf meeting va
changed from the last week in April
to the third week in June. Hender
son will have the 1922 convention, it
was the consensus of opinion.
u i
PEARL WHITE FILM
SHOWS QUAINT FOLK
a clinic is the services cf a good doc
tor, a nurse to help him make ex
aminations and a centrally located ,
pk ee where mothers may bring their j
babies for a thorough examination.!
The equipment for a baby clinic need .
not be ebborate or expensive;, a pair
of baby scales an extra blanket or;
two to throw ovsr the babies when!
they are being examined, a 'AarmJ
brigiht rocm nd such implements;
for examining throats, (. or eyes,, hs
the doctor may carry with him.
In examining the babies broiM i
to the clinic the nurse stands at the i
right, hand of ,.theK doctor's, sjhe interviews'":-
the -hidthcEJweisfthe baby
and -gets- it ready1 for the .doctor to
examine. Then she keeps the record
of what the doctors finds and she ex
nlains in careful detail to the mother
just 'how' the doctor's " orders" shouht
be carried 'fioty-'n-mv- tn? -oaDy-sftoi
be dressed and bather, how cows milk
shouYi be--prepared to- make-- ifc -sa-4
if breast feeding- js impossible, uno
after the baby leaves' th2 clinic the
nurse viils the mother in her home
ar.d shows her the best way of car
ing fcr the baby with the appliances
she has at hand.
100,009 babies can be saved every
year if they are properly cared for
is ,tihe beMef cf scientists who under
stand the care of babies, ar.d 3 babv
c'inic is the chief method by which
this great work is done.
During the summer months the
largest number of babies die duo t
improper feeding because in f:od n;.
kept perfectly clean germs multiply
with much more rapidity in warm wea
ther than in cold, and this peisens
thousands of babies every year.
Then, too, many mothers give babies
food which it is impossible for their !
to digest ard this lack cf understand
ing cf ,v baby's food needs is one of
i'he pr'cipal causes cf the ml ant
death "rate.
Every bby should gain a fixed
amount each week; a loss of a pound
or two cf weight makes very little
difference to- an adult but it means
much to a b?by fcr it is an indica
tion of its development, and a pound
or :tw.o- lese by a baby means as much
as ten or fifteen pounds lost by ' an
adult.
When a babv fails to gam the re
quired number of ounces each week
it means that there is something
wrong with his food cr his health.
All babie?' should be watched and this
Watching is .one of the main func
tions of a baby . clinic
It is a comparatively simple matter
to keep a well baby ..veil; it is a dif
ficult and often an impossible task
to help a sick baby get well. The
Baby Clinic helps the mother to -..c-conipiisihi
both lobjecV;, but itsmot
important -work is keeping the well
beby from setting sick.
The organizing cl a baby clime is
a valuable asset to a town; it should
command the interest of all the pco
p'e ar;d once attention is called to
ihe gcd work accomplished by a baby
Clinic it is safe to predict that neaicn
officers, doctors, mothers and infiuen
tial citizens will all combine to es
tablish; and support a permanent
baby clinic.
EVIDENCE OF THREE MORE
NEGROES BEING KILLED
rnmE
1 lad mi
When We Tell You a
i hiiig Is &i
ilk-
Not Mercerized C
oltor
We can supply you with everything' in
Silk you want from a bright Hair Ribbon
to. a beautiful Silk Dress.
SILK HOSIERY
Van Eaalte" anl '"Cordon." The vanicd colors 50c to j r.
SILK PARASOLS
Made by "Folmer-Clogg." . .For Ladies, Misses and Child!-,!;.
Beautiful costume shades. $1.00 to Tl.'-
SILK UNDERWEAR
Nearly as low priced as cotton. VantV2 and Niagara Zhvn.
From $1.00 to 1 '
SILK UNDERSKIRTS
A dandy all si-k Jen;;
AtlantaiGo.. April oeHsring
he had evidence indicating tnat at
least three negroes have been killed
on -a piantatiorTTn "a "SoUttr Gecrgm-
county operated m the same mannei
s Jchn S. Williams' alleged "murder
farm," Vincent Hugihes, head cf the
Atlsnta federal bureau of invet'.g:i
tion announced last, night that his
agents will leave tc day to investigate
TO MAKE MARRIAGE TTV
COMPULSARY IN TURKEY
Her Majesty and i-'itrite brands. A
Others from $2.50 ta : ' ?7."ii
' SILK WAISTS
Georgettes, Crepes, Ilahufais Pongees etc. A beautiful quality "
pongea in whit a and natural six styles $.:. i.i
Others from ?2.C0ito 1, ?'j.:o
Georgette Crepe tie chine, TnfTetc, Satin. Back Crepes etc. New
styles. From $15.00 t' 1 S4-? :,u
SILK MATERIALS
Taffetas Pongees, Foulards, Georgettes, Crepes, Carton (;
Shii tings, Novelty Skirtings and a'l that is new in silk ;.-; !
goods. Bought at the last lowest pi ices. From 50e to $.C0 Yd
SILK CAMISOLES, MIDDY TIES. MIDDY LACES, SHOE LACKS
WINDSOR TIES, BRAIDS, LACES
Tassels, Dress Trimmings, Dress Shields, Hanclkfrch''ef.--,
Cloves, Elastics, and many ether tilings made from Silk.
j Everybody likes to wear silk at the present -low prie-e-s. Every-
body can affcrd to 'do so.
Tl
A
f est lompany
"The Ladies Store"
CALL 189
r,i Oranges, Apples, Bananas, Crape Fruit and Fresh Home
made Candy
Probably no group of people in
this coiiitry are more picturesque
and interesting than the mountain
eers of Kentucky ana . lennessee. . TCrzenoum. nasses the
1 OX J ' i:( TIia nnnnn
Anaula ijainaiuein. a us uiw
Constantinople, April 5. Marriage
will be- made an obligation in Turkey,
if the law proposed by bahh liey
Pearl White's latent William
picture, "The Mountain ' Woman" is Vthe country is such,, ac
laid in the heart of the Kentucky, or(ye to Salih Bev, 'that the Turkish
iimberlands, and Miss vvnue nas me, ... hortlv be inferior to the
number of Greek and Armenians. He
declaied that while the old time Turk
was willing to take as many as four
wives, the modern one is slow in tak
ing; one.
In Nationalist Turkey the police
DR. J, B. LITTLE
. , DENTIST
Office Pbort 196
Oft O. P. Bowman' Stor
liO wARU-rl ICKOR1' UD. i
LaniwCtipc GumiK.Ts-Nurserv'mcn ,
it r . ' l
Trustworthy
lives It ridiits
i
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1
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sills and two he has been and still remain, the be- .delightful, the quaint, humorous speech
daughters of Albemarle and Mr. and loved pastor of the Zion pastorate. th? mountaineers Demg iaitmuiiy
Mrs. Campbell Cline and two children near Hickory, where he is doing a recorded.
i i. lli- l. - i In the Ptiet nvo Cnrlisa (-.llPS. Rich-
IIIIINl. I'Xtlllllll. ui k . i - - - . ; v - - " 7
Rev. ami Mrs. Haltiwanger left
today for Chopin, S. C. to spend
their he-neymoon at Mr. Haltiwang
er's old home. After a visit of a few
weeks. -in Scuth Carolina they, will re-
xurn ana occupv me now parsonage
nearing completion.
part of a tempestuous daughter of
the hills, who has been reared as a
boy and named "Alexander" by her
disappointed father, who had wanted
a boy. -
"The Mountain Woman" which
. . .i 1 j.1 j
will be seen at tne . juraim uieuiic impose fines on couples living
touay is auayitfu T 5 V out of wecilork
Buck's famous novel, "A Pagan ofi
the Hills." 'The part of Alexander
fits ,the well known athletic ability
of this famous star perfectly, and
altogether gives her a picture that
for shear interest and heart appeal
is said to be second to none in which;
Miss YVhite has appeared.
The picture ' contains some in
tensely dramatic situations, which
include a dangerous logging trip
down the river, a hotel fire and the
burning of an immense grain eleva
tor. The sub-titles are said to be
Money back without question
if HUNT'S GUARANTEED
SKIN DISEASE REMEDIES ,
(Hunt's Salve and Soap).lail in
Vhe treatment of Itch, Eczema,
Tetterorotheritch-
ing sfcin diseases, 'iry this
treatment at our rlsK.
HICKORY DRUG COMPANY
v m -vi a i
One-third of the area of Barbadoes
is planted to sugar cane.
ard C. Travers, George Barnum. War
ren Richmond and J. Thornton Baston.
TENT SHOW - THIS WEEK
Jack King's Comedians have
patched 1 their tent on the lot in the
rear of the-"postoffice and will be
here all week. The show carries
an eight-piece orchestra and other at-i
tractions. 1 '
DR. W. I. BOWMAN
CHIROPRACTOR
1240 9th Avenue, over Williams
Clothing C.o.
Office Hours:
9 to 12 A. M., 2 to 5 P. M.
ight Hours, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, 7 to 8 PM.
Mondays, Wednesdays' and Fridays
9 to 12 a. m. only.
HICKORY, N. C.
SAVOY CANDY CO.
. .
Headquarters for Fruits and Home Mad Candy
FOR. SALE
f
I
Eleven acres of land, .with five room h
cottage, store building, barn, etc., local-
ed within fifty yards of eight months school
four miles from Drexel, eight miles from
Morganton, splendid neighborhood.
Also another tract 52 1-2 acres ad-
joining, good six room cottage, barn, good
orchard, well watered. The above tracts 1
known as th'e Tilley rjropertv in Burke 1
county. "
Terms can be arranged.
For further particulars see 1
F. R. TILLEY, Granite Falls. N. C, or
write ' I
F. A. HENDERSON, Hickory, N. C.