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EVENING. MAY 19, 1921
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
PAGE THREE
liocnAY
Qur Glasses Promise
Brighter Days
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And brighter sight and your
ability to read and write
and work v.ith loss eyestrain
and with greater pleasure
than ever before. Nothing
more injurious to your eyes
and general health than eye
strains.
No better equipment, con
st rin tod on the most mooern,
scientific principles for ex
aminations to be had.
Our grinding plant also
furnishes prompt and efficient
service.
Local and Personal
Mr. W. T. Sledge spent today .n
Salisbury on business.
Mr. Forney Hoke spent today in
Chat lotto cn business.
Geo. E. Bisanar
Registered Optometrist
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HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO.
General Insurance and Bonds
Service Our Motto
1030 Mth Street - - Phone 292
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WWh fe'f m&K, :,
The lens sees with you-thc auto-
rememoers for
rapine record
you when you
Kodak as you, go
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'Mit on vour wnv.
Ti.-j Koi!::k vou want i.
i.i r!i;it it: is pretty
Stnp oti a few
her
KrMLs fromSb.OO i.p
lirttior.iis ft cm $2.00 up
Mr. Geoige Craig of Asheville
'spent yesterday in the city.
Mr. Henry Elliott cf Catawba was
a Hickory business visitor today.
Mrs. J. F. Alien has returned
from a week's visit to relatives in
Chailotte.
Mrs TT. W. Tone-no an ! Mis. Dula
of Lenoir were visiters in Hickory
this incrning.
Mrs. J. S. Lancaster and Mrs. Bob
Taylor of Newton were shoypers in
the city tcday.
Mrs. J. F. Abernethy and son, Rich
ard, are guests in Conover today of
Mis. Edgar Bolick.
Messrs. E. N. Carr ard Edgar Fox
are in Greensboro attending: a meet
ing of insurance men.
Hickory banks will c'.one to:r.orrow
in honor of Memorial day. The pub
lic is asked to bear this in mind.
Mr. Oscar W. Hawn will leav to
night for Startown to attend the clos
ing exercises of the Startown school.
Miss Edwina Hancock has return
for the summer r.fter spending the
winter in China Grove wherj she
taught school.
MISS A1JEKNETHY HOSTESS
The Virginia Dare Book Club
VipIH n mnct pninvaVilo niCfitinp at flip
! home cf Miss Elizabeth Abernethy
witn eignt mcmoers present ana
Miss Nancy Hall a welcome guest.
Miss Abernethv gave an account of
the life of Katherine H. Taylor, au
thor of "Celelia of the Pink Roses.'r
During the social hour Misses Louise
Cline and Mary Dellinger gave piano
solos, also Victrola selections were
given. At the cfbse of the meeting
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Russeli
Youiit, sewed a delicious salad
course. The next meeting will be
with Miss Louise Cline in two
weeks.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS
There was a most interesting
moetiT,- of the Woman's Missionary
Scc'cty" of the Methodist church held
at the" home of Mrs. W. L. Abernethy
Tuesday afternoon. May 17, with an
unusually larire attendance and with
Mrs. W. L. Wolfe- Mrs. Carl Deitz
and Mrs. C. C. Freeman as visitors.
A special feature of the afternoon
was reports from the annual confov
ence cf the Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the Western North Carolina
conference held in Lenoir last week.
Many HickcVy women had attended
this conference and each spoke en
thusiastically cf the work of the con-fc-Tcnce
-Ahich most impressed them.
The meeting; which was most en
joyable, adjourned to meet in June
with Mrs. B. Lffi.
MRS. HULL ENTERTAINS
MOSES HBE1ETI
SRLOnE
II CI!
Mr. S. Muses Abernethy died last i
night in Charlotte at the home
of his son, Mr. W. S. Abernethy.
ory, his old home, for burial. He
had been living in Charlotte since
last fall, having gone there to re
side .with his son. News of his death
will be received with sorrow by many
friends.
Mr. Abernethy, known as "Uncle
Moses" by hundreds of friends, would
have been 97 years of age"7uv he liv
ed until the 17th of August' next. He
was one of the oldest men in Cataw
ba county, and his recollections
published in the Record a year or
two ago carried the younger people
hack to the time when deer and
turkeys claimed this section as
ranges.
He was a member of the First
Methodist church here, a faithful at
tendant on church and Sunday school
no always a great neip to ins oi-
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R
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TODAY
ALLAN DWAN Presents
mm inme
WITH
Monte Blue, Jacqueline Logan, Stanton
Heck and Hardee Kirkland
From the Saturday Evening Post Story by Carl Clausen
TOMORROW
BESSIE BARRISCALE
And an , All Star Cast in
"BREAKING POINT"
Admission 10 & 20c, war tax included
ficial bodies. He is survived by nno agagagawifciCTM'uKfr
Mrs. H. S. Leonard anl Miss
Katherine Taybr velurn-d yesteiday
from Charlotte where they jpont
jeveral days.
Mr?,. J. P. Jones hn.; moved ir.to
the bungalow on Seventn street
widen she recent.1 v purchasid from
Mr. J. P. Burns.
Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Teaguo of Le
noir were Hickory visitors today,
Mr. Teague driving home a new
Chandler car.
Mr. J. L. Cilley is erecting two
pretty bungalows on the lots he re
cently purchased from Mr. A. J.
Payne on Ninth avenue.
Mrs. W. A. Dcaton who has been
quite ill in a Statesville hospital is
making improvement- her many
friends a ill be glad to note.
Mrs. W. L. Coor.3 and daughter
Helen and Mrs. I. W. Moore and
sen, Wilbur, of Gastonia spent the
day with Mrs. W. E. Miller today.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stone of
Sfatesville and Mrs. A. R. Hartick
and son, Bobbie Sloan of Wilmington
were guests today cf Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Horton.
Mrs. II. W. Doll and Miss Amelia
McComb left this afternoon for
Charlotte to spend some -tims. Mrs.
rtoll will bo with her si ster, Mrs.
rWitherspoon who is ill.
The Van Dyke Shop
With three tables attractively ar
ranged for cards, Mrs. J. O. Hull en
tertained with a second bridge party
yesterday, the younger set be;n;; in
vited to play in the atternoon;
'TVia cnFKts were Misses Naomi
'Trent Lucy Poindexter, Luciie
Scarbcro- .Tssie Byrd. Rose Martin,
Margaret Taylor, Elizabeth Hol
Brcok, Katherine Shuford. Mary Al
len Evangeline Et'ey, Mrs. C. V.
Garth. Mrs. R. E. Martin. Mrs. Wes
ton Clinard and Mrs. Richard Bal-
At the conclusion 01 me game
was found that Miss Poindexter held
i-rrV.Q-f wrn-P nnrl was presented
with the first prize. Mrs. C. V. Garth
drew the consolation prize.
Dainty refreshments m two cours
es featured the social hour which
followed the game.
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DISTRICT MEETING U. D. C.
On Wednesday, May 25. a district
meeting of the Unit2d Daughters of
f,. Pnn-fpHpraev comprising Morgan-
ton, Lenoir, Statesville. Mooresville.
Newton and Hickory, will be held at
f Mrs. K. C. Menzies on
Thirteenth avenue with the Abel A.
Shuford chapter as hostess.
Delegates from the different town
comprising the district will be pres
ent and about 50 visiting ladies are
expected to attend.
A luncheon at 12 odock at Mrs.
Monks' Vinmp will precede the meet
ing which will follow immediately
cftov A snlondid tirocram is be
ing arranged and it is expected that
the meeting will be exceptionally en
joyable. ,
Ml members of the Abel A. Shu
ford Chapter U. D. C, are invited
fnp-ether with the delegates to attend
the luncheon and the meeting.
snn. all'. W. S. Anpr'npt h". with
whom he resided, and two daughters,
Mrs. W. J. Kennedy, anj Mrs. C. J.
Sigmon, besides several grand
children and great grandchildren.
ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN
PASTIME TOMORROW
Rev. C. S. Kirknatrick accompan
ied bv Dr.' C C. Weaver of Monroe,
I went to Granite Falls this morning
where Dr. Weaver spoKe ai la
o'clcck Dr. Weavre will speak under
the big Chautauqua tent at Lenoir
at 3 o'clock and in the First Metho
dist church here this evening: at 8
o'clock.
INVITATIONS OUT
have
DR. O. II. HESTER
DENTIST
Ocflio i-hone No. 237
Masonic Temple Building
Nitflit phone No. 8
G. W. RABY, M. !., D. C.
CHIROPRACTOR
and Spinal Specialist
Over Zerden's Store
Chiropractic Eliminates the Cause
of Disease
Phen you have anv old or
pt off Furniture to sell
CALL 224-L
Highest ( ash Prices Paid.
K. W. UEYNOLDS
UAl.fi KLECTKC COMPANY
Ninth Arenac
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
HxturM for atoro and residence
lighting.
tmnhtlnna readinir as follows
hecn received:
The Faculty
and graduating class
cf
Davenport College for Women
invite you- to be present
at the
Commencement Exercises
May twenty third to twenty uttn
nineteen hundred and twenty-one
Lenoir, Ncrt:-i Carolina
FOR LITTLE MISS CLAY
A delightful event for tbe w
folks was a birthday party given
Monday afternoon by Mrs. J. II. 1
Cillev in honor of ber niece, little
Miss Alice Clay, the attractive
young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T.
W Clay, who on that day observ
. i i .tt, Wthrlfiv anniversary.
Many games were played on the
lawn after which delicious ice cream
and cake was served. About
young people were present and en
joyed the afternoon.
Elaine Hamrr.erstein the charming
Selznick star, will be seen in a new
emotional drama "Whispers," at the
.Pastime tomorrow. FroDr,oiv no
star has risen with such a steadily
flowine1 tide of popularity than this
halpntorl voune nerf ormer. Ever
since she appeared in her first Selz
nick picture, ihe Country Cousin,
she has been known and liked by
Mr. and Mrs. Everybody in the wide
country.
Tn "Whisners i Miss Hammer-
stein has a dramatic role that is ting-
ea with tragedy and topped oft .with
a pleasing touch of comedy. As che
adopted daughter of a scheming aunt
who is trying to torce tne girl into
monev. marriare. Miss Hammerstein
has a role expressly made for her.
She meets a newspaper reporter, be
comes involved in a score cf com
plications stirred by the scandal
tonguvs of a whispering community
and -tails neir to an adventure tnat
brings the play to the pinnacle of
"emotion.
Matt Moore, who plavs the part
of the newspaper reporter, is at the
head of an excellent. F.u'Mr.ortine-
cast and the direction was by William
P. S. . Earle. Added Attraction
Pathe News.
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SCOUT HIKE TOMORROW
Hickory Scouts will take an over-
lijrht hike to Little Ri,rc:- tomorrow
.light. They will ride their bicycles,
and will leave at 3:30.
Each scout will take his own bed
ding anffifood.
FUNERAL TOMORROW
OF MR. ABERNETHY
Electric Shoe Shop
1 M. THOMPSON, Proprietor
Fl"t Claa Work Guaraut!
Pl"n 108. Work Delivered
052 14th Bti-Mt. Hickory, N. C.
DR. J. B. LITTLE
DENTIST c
' Ofllc Phont 196
O'er D. ?. Bowman'a Stortf
Hickory Harness Co.
Manufacturers of all kind tf
HARNESS. BRIDLE. SADDLES
AND STRAP WORK
Repairing a Specialtj
HICKORY, N. C.
I
. W. B. RAMSAY
DENTIST
r flayea-LoPif Dru
HICKORY, N. C.
CYRUS C. BABB
Mem. Am. Sm. Civil En".
WateTDOWir, Waterworks and
Addrea: Granite Fall1. N U
Geo. E. Bwanai
DOCTOR OF OPTICS
Brmr of Reaction and aU Opti.
lefectt corrt-r..
i . J ..InUkil
beckon witL Jewalry Ucrt.
Don't envy the woman
with the soft clear
complexion, use NY
ALS Beauty Balm and
youn complexion will
be likewise beautiful.
Lutz Drug Store
"On the Corner"
:ALL 17 or 317 That's ENOUGH
Prescriptions a Specialty
r.-rcssnr for MARS IN
"A. PERFECT CRIME
Have you ever had an uncontrollable
Hooiro tn Hp tn lio maffnificentlv so
n? tn imnresa someone with your im
portance? Have ycu ever had the-
rpKirp to nretend to someone that
you're a dashing hero or a society
lrllp when as a matter of fact , you
are nothing of the sort? Have 'you
pvpr felt that it vou- could attract
someone's attention you could hoM it
and have you ever haa tne aesire
to he to do it ;
On the assumption that you will an
swer all of these questions in tKe
nffirmativp. Allan Dwan has oroduced
" Perfect Crime," a comedy drama, as
his second Associated Producer's re
lease, based on the desirability and
evei importance of lying in an intelli
gent way. The picture comes to the
Gi'and theatre today.
Monte Blue has the role of Wally
Griggs, a tifnid bank messenger whom
everyone despises for his stupidity
Suddenly Wally. tjhe worm tyirns.
He begins to lie. He tells mag
nificent and thrilling yarns, about
things which nevxer - happened on
land -joy sea. His ridiculous yarns
are published and he wins a beauti
ful girl who had ignored him in his
honest davs.
There is a litlte sister in the
stow. too. and it was she who first
started him on the adventure ol
spinning lies by wholesale. The
story is as pathetic in spots as it is
amusing in others. Jacquelin Lo
pm. a former Ziearell eirl plays the
! leading feminine role, while Stanton
! Heck and Hardee Kirkland are also
in the cast.
CAKES FOR SUNDAY
The Baptist Tihilathea class 'will
hold a cake sale at Umstead's Friday
:nd Saturday.
WANT OPEN DOOR IN
W03LD COMMERCE
New York, M y 19. Herbert
Hoover, secretary of commerce,
founded a warn.m; last .night bel.no
the National Asocauon of Manufacturers-
c'rm comti'iKiUi'i'S ex
porters anl impor'-j.-s in various
various 'countries are seeking to
dominate certain trades, which, if
nr.t rf.ine.lied. can become a menace
to the peace of the world,
i He made a strong ;)lea forma'nte
i nance by all nations of the open door
' in world commerce, asseiing there
are many growths and tendencSe to
day that make for 'he- direct or Jp
dirrct closing if the ope.i door.
Secretary H ) vei drw a i ovation
wl-on be declared the world if surer
lv but sVwly Making tovard' eco
nomic stability. If Europe can keep
the peace for anotner year, he said
Funeral services over the remains
of Mr. S. Moses Abernoth., whose
ieath occurred last night in Char
lotte, will be held tomorrow at II
o'clock from Wesley's chapel, nar
Hickory. The remains are being
brought to Hickory by automobile
and will be taken to the chmch for
the funeral.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
the
the
There will be a meeting of
nK5rrihers f f r the SCOck r.f
Swimming Pool .Legion , inurement
Co., Inc.) Friday, May 20th, at 3 p.
m., American Legioi Hall. Eveiy
nerson subscribing for stock is ui' tr
od to be present as officers and di
rectors are to be elected and the
organization perfected to build the
pool.
Walter J. Tayicr, lemp.uaLy
Chairman.
R. M. Yount, Temporary Sec
retary.
America's Favorite
ZANE GREY ! There's a name that you folks
know and love. I've talked with a good many
of you about him you're just as anxious as I
am to get hold of his newest story. So here's
good news: We won't have to wait until it
comes out as a book; it starts next vseek in
CTNTLEI
I wouldn't miss the next fifteen issues of this
national farm weekly for many times their
cost ; this story alone is worth double the price
of a whole year's subscription.
To the Last Man is more than
a rattling-good story Zane
Grey spent a lot of money
and months of study to make
it an accurate picture of one of
the most dramatic conflicts in
our history, the protracted
struggle between sheepmen and
cattlemen for the ranges of the
West. Against this, stirring
background, full of breathless
action and gigantic adventure,
he has painted one of the ten
derest and most pleasing love
stories he has ever portrayed.
You won't want to miss a
word of it, so you had better
rush me your dollar for 52 big
issues of The Country Gen
tleman, including this great
story.
Weekly Not Monthly for $1.00 a Year
MRS TOM McCARLEY,
' TWENTY-SECOND STREET A
Phone 277-L Hickorj, N. C j
An authorized subscription representative of
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HEALTH FOB
WORKING GIRLS
Those Who Suffer and Are
Unable to Work Need
Helpful Suggestions
ANNOUNCEMENT
Yc beg to announce that we have formed a partnership un
der the name of ,
CONSOLIDATED INSURANCE
& REALTY CO.
We are prepared to execute bonds and write aM forms of
insurance. .;
We respectfully solicit your patronage.
Office in
CONSOLIDATED TRUST COMPANY .BUILDING
PHONE 170
L. F. ABERNETHY W. Ti. WEAVER
Advertise in the Record
Springfield, 111. -' 'I had periodic trou
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" ' , , T 1 J
acne ana i couiu nut
work. A neighbor
recommended your
medicine and I took
four bottles of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound. I
am now strong and
well, able to work.
and recommend your
medicine to my
friends. "Anna
Rimkus, R. R. No.
8, Springfield, 111.
Tirill o-irls continue to suffer
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did when case after case is related where
t ;o v. Pmlrhnrn's Vegetable Comr
"bound" has removed the cause of tne
trouble ana orougnt gouu ueuui. r
more than forty years this old fashioned
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has the record of having restored more
suffering women to health than anv
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t mQro id snv r'omrjlication about
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write juyuia tu. i!v.-w-- w ,
DR. W. I. BOWMAN
1240 9th Avenue, over Williams
Clothing Co.
Office Hours:
9 to 12 A. M., 2 to 5 P. M.
Niht Hours, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, 7 to 8 P. M.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
9 to 12 a. m. only.
Phone 412 HICKORY, N. C.
You Can Do It With a
Reo Speed Wagon
See it at
Johnson's Garage
the peace for - a lotne yc-ar, he sai.i r Massachusetta, in regard to your
there will be .io faftehr cause r4biL,ti
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James C. Shuford Co
1212-1214 Tenth Ave.
Plumbing, Tinning, Ileatinj, Roof
ing of a;i kinds
Prompt Service Reasonable Prices
Satisfaction Guaranteed
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PHONE 31
Jitney Schedule
Hickory-Lenoir Jitney Sebedul
Leave Lenoir 8:30 P. M
Leave Hickory 5.00 P. M.
AJrive for No. 21 and 22.
C. E. ROBBINS
s
Hickory Ledge No. 343
i & A.. M.
Regular coqimunicatioa
md Third Monday nighta.
Brethren cordially invited
rpsent.
II E Whitener. Master
D. B. TAYLOR, See.
First
to be