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MONDAY EVENING, MAY 23, 1921
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
PAGE THREE
Our Glasses Promise
Brighter Days
. J..-lcI2aJ
Ami brighter sij?ht and your
ability to vend and write
am! work with loss eyestrain
and with greater pleasure
than ever be fere. Nothing
more injurious to your eyes'
arid general health than eye
strains.
No better equipment, con
structed on the most modern,
sck'iitiiie prineiples for ex
aminations to be had.
Our "grinding plant also
furnishes prompt and cflieient
service... , ' ,
Local and Personal
Mrs. W. C. Squires and Miss Cap
tula Beck spent yesterday at Oteen
Miss Mnrv Rnirprs Shuford has re-
tnrnofl -Fnr tVip summer vacation from
iHliea. N. Y.. where she 'was a stu-
! dent the past year at a physical cul
ture and mnsicp.l school.
Mr. II. G
visiting his parents. Mr
U. JJeek.
All these who hiave promised chick
ens for the lunch to be given Wed-
thn Abel A. Shuford
and Mrs. J.inapter win De npsi to ine uia-
trict meeting ot xne unneu uaugn
ters of the Confederacy,; are asked
1 iVii-m to the hoine of Mrs.
S. L. Whitener no later than 3 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth lVst of Statesville
was a guest ever the week end of
Miss Luciie Deal.
FINE SERMON 10
GRADUATING
CLASS
Miss Emily Wheeler has gone to
Charlotte lo spend several days with
Mrs. M. C. Salassa.
Geo E JO
Uej;istered Optometrist
liiiKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO.
General Insurance and Bonds
SeiviceOtir Motto
1(530 14th Street Phone 292
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"Ok U ris :;cc;; vith you-the auto
, apiiic rcci.ru rcuiembers lor
xiu v;hc: you
: . . : -;: vvMn-ci-.ivn: tv !:M :;t-i t i . ; t it is pretty
, "'' '!;; ',,!: v;;v. ' Srop f T 'i few
The Van Dyke Shop
I;
O. H. 1 1 EST Kit
DENTIST
" IU' phone No. 237
.lie Temple Building
.'-i '!;',, phono No. 8
hen vim have any old or
wst otT i'urniture to sell
CALL 22-t-L
Wisest Cash Priccti Paid,
i:. V. KEYWOLDS
(i. W. ISA BY, M. 1)., Bv C.
CHIItOPItACTOR
and Spinal Socialist
Over Zerden'a Store
Chiropractic Eliminates the Cause
of Disease
Elcclric Shoe Shop
F- M THOMPSON, Proprietor
lit Work CaarutMi
I't.onr 1;',. Work Delivered
lEr'i ;-'rtt Hickory, N. C.
HALE KLECTKC 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
fixturen for store and residence
lighting.
Hickory Harness Co
Manufacturer of all kind vf
HARNESS. BRIDLE. SADDLKS
AND STRAP WORK
Repairing a Specialty
HICKORY, N. C.
H. J. C. LITTLE
DKNTIST
fir
'''' 'I I', FoTnnan'a Store
CYRUS C. BABB
Mem. Am. Soc. Civil Kimttj.
Waterpower. Waterworks aad
Sewerage- Land Pub-d.s.on -Iliyhwa'ya.
1 Hickory, k V
1 iress: Granite lalU. N. O
Mrs. Raymond Robinson has as
her truest for severajl days Miss An
nie Coulter of Newton.
VV. B. RAMSAY
Geo. E. Biaanai
DOCTOR OF OPTICS
Frro- of Refraction and all Opti
cal defect, correct with properly
MV. Robert Bell has returned from
Aslieville where he attended the
Shrinvr's convention.
JUNIOR PIANO RECITAL
Tln .Tnninr ninno recital will
Riven in the Lenoir uoiiejrc auditor
Before the graduating class and
faculty of the Hickory high school
filled Holy Trinity Lutheran church
an Sunclav school room. Rev. C K
Miss Jo Bradford spent the week
entl in Charlotte with her sister,
Mis;; Maud Bradford.
Mrs. M. T. Ilinshaw of Rutherford
College was among the out of town
hrppers in the city today.
Mr. Paul Deaton left at noon to
diy for Harrisburg, Hi., where he
will play ball during the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Whisnanc of
Granite l-'alls attended services at the
K' i:;:ucd church yesterday morn-ino-.
Miss Mary Ti.lley. Mrs. Tilley and
Mrs. R. 1.'. Deal of Granite Fills
v! :e in the city shopping this mori'
ing. ! .'5i.i'
I rl Mil n II 1 U IIWII I IMflll. J V .
ium Wednesday evening at 8:30 v. Kekley, yesterday morning deliv
o'clock by Miss Kathryn Hardin as- 0..C(j t1c baccalaureate sermon, giving
sisled by Miss Annie bigmond and I ini views of a wpII voirnded education.
Mr. J. D. Tickle, voice, 1T ino. !..: to..f f,,,,m u or,i chanter
of John. 11th and 13th verses inclu-
MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL give, and his subject waa Christian
ENTERTAIN training
I Tlivo ara tmn rhior-fci in t.raitllTlC
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Russell enter- Hip mind. Mr. Kesrlev said: the first
ninr.l nt o flnl i frll t f 111 1 V informal I : 4?,. iU ...., 1 ifn nnr)
v'" ' . I IS lH.'(cllctllUIl iUI lilt uiracui x lit
dinner party Saturday evening witn the soconti is r,renaration for the
1 1 .... flio f noil fir n ..... . . -r-.
tvvtiJi iiiuiiiucio w . "l,-u"J, . eternal lite bevond the grave. nere
Hickory graded schwis as guests 01 he gave the different ideas 0f Gduca
l llo i.i 1 1 1 1" llliHU-tntiLt in. x t 1 j ? v l ..!
. . i rPnLiori a npautiTui m na in a oeau
nnnfnnl nun iirxrt in IHe center rest-1 . . J , , ,
: S nf ho: mtiful bright nansios 11 ul oy ana the uoman conception
supplemented on either side with " " "Tu t
' . , v.ii:... : These are not enough the minister
sman receptacles nuiums !"ow:s .u i j
tho samp hue. Edison selections were declared. God made the body o
1 1 il 1- thu rarnnmn I L'tJ leillWie OJ. VJOU. illlLl 1 L Wcia
I I'lllll'I I'll l.li I I UL UUb 1.x. v- vy... i '
i, T-.i.v. ti..j:;ii . : nv,f;i..,i- this rnncpntion that Mr. Keglev em
WIMli IVllSS rjlOISC IVUtiioui luiuiiuu.- ----- ----- .
ing several niano numbers. pnasizea uunng tne c urse 01 an m
mi. j.. : 1...i;nn f r..if.V.n,.c; if torpuli in rr spvtrinn Thp music WJl5
the grades of which the chCldren of unusually good and was enjoyed by
iv I f and iirs. Itusteii int. muiiuvr., liic luiKC luiii wauuii. mi
ir.-c tvTmiu! Rnnfh. Misses Helen I lev trnvc. a. cordial weleome to the
Brandon, Emily Gosnold. Kate (Jos- seniors and visitors and invited them
tii.i irir. TJndisi . iviahel xviuier
Louise and Annette Boot!
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Smith and
family of Charlotte were guests the
past, w .ek of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
l'hmk.
Messrs. F. L. Moose and S. B.
f-'lroiip of Charlotte spent last night
and this morning in Hickory with
friends.
Mrs. W. T. Blalock tfnd Mister
Harley Shuford returned Saturday
licm an extended trip to Phladelpnia
and Washington.
After spending the past six months
in Hickory, Mr. Fred Beck has
gone to Colconda, Nev., where he will
make his home.
Mr. and Mrs. ,.r. C. Plor.k h as
(heir guest over the week end Mr
Plonk's brother, Mr. M. L. Plonk, of
Kings Mountain.
Miss Geneva Wilson of dystonia
'.vill arrive this afternoon from G-as-t'dii:'
" in the i.iicst for several days,
f Miss Oneita Miller.
Mrs. Walter Carpenter passed
through llicuory today enroute from
H'atawla where .she visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Robt. Bail.
Miss Louise Jones cf Salisbury
was a guest over the week ena of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. iu. B.
Jones, On Fifteenth street.
to come again.
Mr. Keglev laid down the nroDo-
Ki'fion that God intended everv human
being to have training insofar as he
w:i ri nble n talcn it. A Ghristian ed-
Following the annual custom the ucation. he said, was the noblest
Junior el'ss of the Hickory high handwork of God. and the minister
senor.ll entertained tne nenior cias urged a nure neart in addition to
SENIORS ENTERTAINED
iSSS
FHdnv evpning. the dehghtlul at
fair being given at the attractive
iir,.o nf at;? Josenhme LiVeriv on
Twelfth street
beautiful bodies and minds
The graduating address will be
given Thursday night at the South
i.iiiiiiii iiv iff I .- I ji n u .lrvi. l. vili:-
Lovely decorations of mounta!n president of Lenoir College, and the
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class day exercises will be held by
the seniors 1" riday night.
Ot the 2.1 graduates 01 the high
laurel were used, carrying out in
the senior class colors.
rrVio eveninp- sned merrily on witb
rook and other games being the chief
eing the chiei , , ;4.,.,i,,f
form of amusement. Contests also .,- , ' .,.,,, .,. 1
. . . . ., , it uu uuve liiuieuteu Liieii nitciitiuii ul
attending college and it is believed
!.he others also wild attend. . It will
be a fine record for this class.
.ete cl'so present.
ON ANNUAL PICNIC
Mrs. B. F. Seagle went to Lenoir
this morning to be present at the
Da en port College commencement
which will be held this week.
During the evening cream and cake
followed l.y mints, were served.
In addition to the members of the
. . i tt:.. T,,r,
:;enior and ,iunior cesses, n . unnn vvutfii fop fivt? wars
..bine Mansfield. Miss Evangeline lORD WAI1EJ) l Uh - rlyl'' y.A?,S
; I i" . Anne Preston Heilig. '1U L -KJiftiN "lUia ill
i i i ,y A.i.. - - - - . i
. .1.1 Tl.lict? Nnnmi I
'MISS HiUlllv uu&iimu, i.i. T, . .
;.' . V" i, o rj,..n irtm. For five vears Sewell Ford, one of
rrent and m is. i.. - . . ...
, of tie high school facutly, America's greyest humonsts. refus-
t(i iu (jimii nin xvji. iiv atuiirj,
which have now run into seven vol
umes, to bo pictures on Hie' screen,
because lie did not believe that there
was any actor 'who could properly in
terpret his office boy character.
Then one day he met Johnny Hines,
the noted comedian, and Ford at a
glance decided that here was the liv
ing, bra" thing "Torchy" of Ins pen.
The result. "Torchy" will be mtro
dnred to motion nicture natrons at
the Grand theatre as added attrac
tion today. He promises to ouicldy
duplicate his laughter-producing
qualities in the silent drama.
Mrs. Harrison Winkler and guests,
X.v. Mid Mrs. C. C. Shell cf Lexing
ton, have gone to Lenoir to attend
commencement at Davenport College.
Mr. and Mrs. J L. Winnignham
and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jones 'of
GiccnsLoro were guests yesterday
-u-,i 'last night cf Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
S. W-itson.
.Mrs. F. B. Ingold and children,
P.orrard nd Fhoebe, returned today
I'rirn Mrcl sville where they were
guests over the 'week end of Mr. and
'.vl.14. English.
Mrs. Chas. Menzies, Jr., had as her
gu' st over the week end, Miss Gladys
BviAvn cf Blowing Rock. Miss Brown
was enroute home from Meredith
CcMegc where she was a student the
past winter.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ci Hewitt return
d yesterday from a visit to Marion
-nd Asheviile. At the former place
tl-ey were guests cf Mrs. Hewitt's
"athi r and at Asheviile they attend
ed the Shrine Convention.
' Dr. Glenn G. Scott and Dr. Ram
seur rf Spray stopped over in Hick
ory last night enroute from Ashe
viile where they attended the Shrin
ci'.s convention. Dr. Scott has many
friends here, having been in business
here several years ago.
Don't envy the woman
with the soft clear
complexion, use NY
ALS Beauty Balm and
your complexion will
be likewise beautiful.
Lutz DrugStore
"On the Corner
:ALL 17 or 317 That's ENOUGH
Prescriptions a Specialty
Members of the First Nationa1
Bank force and several friends v'cre
guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Men
zies at Mayview Clubhouse, Blowing
Rock. Friday when the annual out
ing of the force was held.
The club house is one cf the most
attractive places at the rock an',
special effort was misdc by the man
agement to make the day one of
pleasure and interest to ir.o Jt'-'hiv
visitors. The clubhouse, wnicn um
not open formally to the puDiic u
til Saturday evening, was open to
the guests from Hickory l'ay
and at noon served a ot" ftmiui
lunch. . .
Mr. and Mrs. Menzies saes-s in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. J. L- Culev, Mr.
3nd Mrs. E. N. Carr, Air. am. ,v ;
T W Whisnant, Mrs. R. MJtm.
Miss Minnie Gwaltncy. Miss-Virginia
Sellers, Miss Hettie Beam, Miss
Mary Allen, Mr. J. R. Ilolman. Mi.
Donald Menzies and Mr. L. I.. War
lick. FOR MISS ROCK ETT
Conover, May 23. Mrs. Carl Wag
ner delightfully entertained ith a
miscellaneous shower at her home
Friday night complimentary to Hiss
Elizabeth Rockett whose marriage to
Mr. Sam Mauney of Maiden will take
place in June. . ,
It was a surprise affair, the oU
guests having arrived and the hon
oree having, to be sent for. Upon
her arrival the beautiful little daugh
ter cf the hostess, little Miss Elea
nor, pulled in a daintily trimmed
,,-i with piwn and pimc
crepe paper, with the many handsome
gifts and presented them to iuia
Rockett. After opening and admir
ing the gifts seven tables were ar
ranged for rook. The score cards
were very appropriate for the occa
sion. Iii the games of rook Mrs. E.
V. Little won the . prize, a Kcwpie
dressed as a bride which she present
ed to the bride elect.
Those playing were Mesdames S
V. V Little. D. P. Clinc
aVi..;.,,, cvinfvd J A Isenhower,
VUl Kill UiiMi"' vj ...
Orin Isenhower, Edgar Bolick, Oscar i
Bolick, A. M. Smith, Alvin bchcll,
Tnm Hewitt and
Misses Thelma Cline. Maud Hunsuek
er, Elizabeth Rockett. Hah Hunsurk
r, Fiiise Rice, Susie Shell. Elsie Mae
Rockett- Annie Rockett, Annie Yount
Florence Herman.. Mabel Bolick. Al
verta Rockett, Misses Eva Caldwe".
Azalee McCall and Mrs. Marshall
Wagner of Newton and Mrs. John
Shell of Akron, O.
At the close of the games the hos
tess served a delicious salad course.
The favors were jpink and green
erepe backets filled with green and
pink mints.
The home was artistically decorat
ed with a p:-fnsi-n lovely flowers.
MR. STROUP GOES TO
TO NEW YORK AGAIN
Rev. S. B. Stroup, rector of; the
church of the Ascension, left flast
evening for New York, whete he will
undergo an opei'ation onthe head
for a slight growth. He fepects to
rptnrn home in ten days or two
weeks. Mr. Stroup is being treat
ed by Dr. Kobert Abbe, tne noiaa
surgeon, who originated the idea
tlio American women presenti
Madam Gnrie a crammev- of radium
I for her discovery of this wonderful
ATTEND SERMON
NEWTON
LAST NIGHT
Among those from Hickory going
lo Newton last nigHit to hrijr the bac
calaureate sermon at Catawba Col
lere were Rev. and Mrs. W. W.
R(.we and daughter, Louise, Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Weaver and son, William,
Mr. Felix- Peck, Mr. and Mrs. B. L.
Lesser, Mr. an'd Mrs. W. J. Shuford,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bost, Mrs. J. L.
Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. L. II. War
lick. .
The sermon was preached by Dr.
C. E. Schaeffer of Philadelphia.
Hike
oranges?
ttrSt came Ward's
Orange-Crush. Later
came Lemon-Crush and
Lime-Crush. All three
are carbonated drinks of
supreme quality and
fruity deliciousness.
Enjoy one today.
In bottles or at fountains
Bottled by
COCA-COLA
BOTTLING CO.
Phone 149
Hickory, N. C.
Me
a
Bicycle
If you go fishing ride a
Bike.
It's much quicker.
If you're working, ride
a Bike.
It will soon pay for it
self in time saved.
Crown Bicycles are guaranteed for a
year. Buy one now. Pay as you ride.
Nil I
Fishing Tackle, Camp Stoves Baseball
Goods, Tennis Supplies
Photographs
Made in your own home
For appointments, call
Ben A. Stimpson
At Hardin's Studio
Phone 140-J
1 0 Days Only
Attention Friends
We have installed what we believe to be
the handsomest and prettiest soda foun
tain in this entire section. We should like
for you to drop in to see it. Yours to please.
Savoy Candy Co.
Headquarters for Fruits and Home Made Candy
Just to Remind You
That we have installed another modern
pressing machine particularly adapted for
palm befceh, kool clgth and other light
garments for men and women. No disa
greeable odors left on your clothes press
ed at our place.
City Pressing Club
Ernest Wright, Mgr.
Phone 190
element.