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K!CKORY DAILY RECORD
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 2. 92l
Graduation Rememberances
very appropriate time to re
member your friend or n da
tive with a dainty piece of
jewelry or other gift from our
nice selection.
Such gifts arc much appre
ciated ami are lasting.
Geo. E. Bisanar
Keginteml Optometrist
Local and Personal
Born tv) A If. and Mrs. J. B. Campbell
on the Brook ford road, a son.
HEIRESS WHO ELOPED
Mrs. D. V. Yount of Cr.mite Falls
was a Hickory shopper yesterday.
Mis Ruth .and Mary lewder cf
Rutherford College were shopoers in
lu city this morning.
j Mr. Clinton Cilley has returned
ihomo lor the summer from R-tleigh
!v.he:e he attended the A. & E. Col
lie;
,e.
HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO.
General Insurance and Bonds
Service Our Motto
1030 14th Street - - Phone 292
Miss I.illie Hahn h.is returr.ot
frum :t visit et sivei.il dayse to Pol
sister, Misr. Myitie Halm, in Greens
ln)i i).
The Do As You Please Club will
meet Saturday af term on at i o'clock
uith Miss Mary Allen on Fifteenth
street.
Miss My) tie McCul! of Lsuisvill".
Ky was expected today to visit at
the home ef Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
Nichols.
i
1 1 S.
I
!
MRS II
LEGE SKITS
Jo;,,-.,
Pi of. and Mrs. J. C. Seeder s and
ton, Conrad, wlil leave this evening
i for Wilmington where they vill
ifp.-nd the summer months.
OUT TODAY
NEW VICTOR RECORDS
JUNE 1921 -
Mi-v, Sudie Sherrill has as her
c.ue.-t I his week Miss Sarah Link of
Charijite. Mixs Link attended com
mencement ero rcises at Lenoir College.
Number i Price
l.ucreia B ui $1.7.")
...Moohie Br.isl.ui TICU
Xczt di FigaroDah .vieni, mm lardar?
Ah. Why Dlav So Long ) .....
Sam Old. Dear Old' Place
M!'?j Solennelh' Dnmine Pij
tPrnir.e Forever to, Cm!, the Father) . F.nrico Caruso S8W9
(a) I.a Fille aux chevcux de tin Thy Girl with the Flaxen Hair)
lt) Moncstrel Minstrel. ) Piano -Alfred Cortot C.lDoG
Don Carlos O Carlo, asoolta
O Carlos. Listen to My Plea) Giuseppe De Luva C,p.)."w
I. ant Rose of Summer Vhdin Micha F.lman lM9frt
Sung Without Words (Romance sans pandes ) Violoncello
Hans Kindler 7hW2
Zara O trio piccolo tavolo ingomhiato
(My Deck, Like My. Heart is Encumbered with Care)
Giovanni Martinclli Tit;:!:.
Capriccio Valse Violin I'rika Morini TRiSU
Walkuie he Hide of the Valkyries
Philadelphia Onhestra
Andrea Chenier Son ses.-ai:t 'anni
' (Sixty Years Hast Thou Served Thera).. Titta Uutfo S7d2',
Sometime We'll Understand, Ernestine Schumanu-Heink S7:'2(
Darling -Lawbert Murphy
love in Lilac Time Lambert Murphy k2
Underneath Hawaiian Skiea MedUy Fox Trot
.Paul Whitomau and His fenestra
'Sip 'Sip 'Sippy Shore Medley One Step
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra ' loT-ll
1 Lost My Heart To You Medley Fox Trot
L Joseph C. Smith and His Orchestra
Broken Moon Without You Mcdhy Pox Trot
-Joseph C. Smith and His Orchestra IS 7-15
Somebody's Mother Peerless Quartet
I Found a Kose in the Devil's Garden. Sterling Tiio 1S7-1G
My Mother's Evening Prayer Henry Burr
Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep, Charles Hart-Kliiott Shaw 1S717
Rebecca - Monroe Silver
My Old New Jersey Home '."...Billy Murray 1S71S
El Uelicario (he Charm), Blue and White Marimba Brand
One-Two-Three-Four Medley Waltz, Ferera and Franehini 1871'.)
Teach M Fox Trot, All Star Trio and Thefr Orchestra
Round the Town Fox Trot 1I Star Trio lS7.r0
Nestle in Your Daddy's Arms Amerkan Quartet
lni Miss in' Mammy's Kissir.' Peerless Quartet, 1S7.j1
On the Campus Marchs Su.su's Band
Bullets and Bayoneti - March ..Sousa's Band 1S7o2
Toddle Maori Medley Fox Trot
-- The Benson Orchestra of Chicago
Moonlight Fox Trot, Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra.- 1N75C
Scandinavia Fox Trot, The Benson Orcicstra of Chicago
Ain't We Got Fun Fox Trot
i - The Benson Orchestra of Chicago 13757
Cherie Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
My Man (M;on Homme) Fox Trot
...Paul Whiteman arid His Orchestra Ks75S
All for You Happiness Medley Fox Trot
I'aul Whiteman and His Orchestra
-Moonbeams Pining .Medley F( x Trot
$1.75
$1.75
$1.LT)
?1.2".
$1.25
$1.75
(11.75
if 1.7:",
$1.75
$1.25
$1.25
$1.00
.85
.85
.85
All T..:,. 1 nu..t.. . .. V -
o") .ion ineu urcnegira Jo
THE VAN DYKE SHOP
a, , HICKORY.. N. C.
703
,
1 jg "r-r 1 , , .
dr. o. 11. ttEstm y v.. w. rt-Afty; iii n. c. .
DhiN riST and Spinal Socialist
Ovfif Zerden's Store
Ocflle phone No. 2.T7 Chivopractic Eliminates the Cause
Masonic Temple Building of disease
Night jihone No. 8 2
j- 1 HAI.K KLECTKC COMPANY
When you have any old or Ninth AvBU
cast off Furniture to sell of f TIT1 10 d ,k,nd9
att noi t electrical work, Hinall or large.
LALLi ZZ l'Li We also carry complete ntock
Highest Cash Prices Paid. ' "f lK,c'ti;tt, a,,d ,in ot
1.' u inwMiii.u rut arm for utore and residence
h. W. KfcYNOLDS Uglaing.
-
Electric Shoe Shop Hickory Harness Co.
v M Tf?niwpqnv p,n,MA. i Manufacturers of all kinds of
; r 1 t , ? harness, bridle, saddles
Fint Clan Work Guariit.i f AND STRAP WORK
Phona 106. Work Dellrered Repairing c Specialti
I0S2 14tb Ptraat, Hickory, N. C. HJCKORY, N. C.
np I n i iTTi I? CYRUS C, BABB
! O. 11-Ci Mem Am soc. Civil Engw.
ntmaT Waterpower, Waterworks and
van liar Sewerage Land auh-ditision
Hickory, N. C. -Chm Com. Bldg ,
Orar D. P. Bowmaa'a Store Addreaa: Granite Fal1n.-N. O.
DR. W R RAMSAY Geo. E. Bi&anai
DENTIST , ,;rr,,r of Refraction and all Opti
cal dfecti corrects with properly
Offea o?a Oayas-Ixtng Drag Cc ''W'd giaaaa.
Office and examination roia In eon
HICKORY, N. C. necttou witt, Jewalry tkr.
Mi. Mildre d-Tolbe-U a ,-,tadent at
Lenoir Coilejve the past e.-.sion, re
turned t0 Jior honje, iu :di !uv t'
dav aftr spending seveial days will:
Miss Mary Dell.
A lir!de of only a few days, -Mrs.
Kaiherino Stevens Fiipui, dau.uliter ff
the late Calvin A. Stevens, millionairi
recluse of Broad street, New York,
will shortly come into possession of
a iare share of the K15,000,(MX) estate
left by her aped father. Mrs. Faumn
is only eigh'tee-n years old, and her
husband, Uichard Fayan, a student at
Dartmouth, is but twenty. The youna
couple eloced.
iioin to Mr. and Mi
Ivey Starr.es
'-,,.f,, 1
The followinjr med?ls. prizes and
certificates weie avarded at Lenoir
Colee cemmenc.cn-! en t yesterday:
Seni'Tf:, l;'irf t
Lila Fay Roof 0o. 19.
'Naomi Ailine Roof 05.12.
Seiiiors, Second
Edna M-ry Roof 92.11.
L. L. Deaton 00.01.
Jur.K'rr, First
Valve:- E. Abernethy C5.G0.
Junicrs, Second
Eir.e.st Deal 04.8.
Hu-h J. Rhvne 01.8.
D. W. Zipperer 93.5.
Clara Sullivan 01.
Sophomores, First
Pr:rald Hutton 07.0S.
Euji-er;e E. Smith 00.24.
SopTiomeros, Second
Mildred Neva Bingham 91.3.
K. Ilirai 01.
Frank E. Abernethy 00.8.
Grace Herman (90.5.
Freshmen, First
Li!lv M. Yount 07.08.
Reuiah McKenzie 97.
Kate L. Mosteller 9G.C.
I'reshmen Second
Cliton Deal 91.
Kathrine Fritz 92.5.
Sa'l :e C-'avkson 01.25.
Nellie Gilbert 90.
Medals and Prizes, 1921
Scholarship Medal, endowed
I FAMOUS STAGE PLAY j SUPPER TO.MoijOV- Vr,.
AS SCREEN THRILLER' A cordial invito,,, ,.-M(''!T
l . . : to au the younf p.,., ..,. 7
I In "Fcmecne. in t'.ie Il'-uso" a ?.Ic-1 Methodist church i0
j tro spens)! prod'uct' n -yth an l?-nar j to he riven on the nS-"" I
I cast, wheh Comes to the Grand Ihea-: church tomorrow .v. ni-i.."
tre, today, motcn pctnro lovers w!; o'clock. The cam as.-:
j have. ,1 he cpoilunity in see this f.m-1 '-'-'en wa-in;; tho Ci,; :.1:
I ous mystery drama which won ;ucn il- ..'- mpaiUM
I laurels" -en the speaking stage. I '-
All thote tense situations which- LiAUJiJN Y Or PAPjiR;.
made the .nymai statfe piav. uen .
stionj? lure by their po'- crl'ul bid. for
the unespected have b.'"ii preserved
the silver sheet
c'S'O'r i nt!
language -of pictures ha:-
the
pr v-
(i mo1'' efl.e-tire in 01 'igm-.r out
tmophore of the uiiu.r;ufi which run
al! thvoh the drama.
This famous mysterv story ha.s v.y
'f::-":. L 'i 'v Evans
George S. Kaufman and V.'alter Per
cival. It is the stoiy if a society
crook, polished in all the ways that
appeal in high life, lie works hi3 w
into the confidence of th" bauvifu1
daughter of a wealthy family and
schemes to betray t'.u-it confidence ir
nrocnririn the f"nnus Brert dia
monds. Everytiimr? vcv,;:; wnn nu
d the
irrtil live ir.ti u-.'o:-
hi-- r, it!-
roTfi
of crime beconv".:;
A -.,.. o- tho -': r ea--- a re F-d
niiind T--'-e. Vohi Vale. Jv.b-' U"! Con
in-Uv. Vil'iam : Irving, Ciarn
and Wallace Harjw.'iv.
.
TO HOLD ICE CREAM Sl'PPEfi
Miss Maiife Vannoy of North Wil
ki ?iiro st:oppod over a it h Miss Mil
dietl Ki;vlt-s Tiusdav night on her
way to Roone t" attend r'.r.muo?
sclio.il at the Appalach .in Tramine
t'..ino1
" ?I r. W. L. Abernethy rcti;rno:i al
m jii tndjy from Lincolc.ton whore
she spent severil days. ?:'.rs. Aber
nethy attended the 7Gth nirthc'ay an
i.dvi rsary observed yester l -. v" by M)'s.
.Toanna Willcie.
Mrs. II. M. Doll returned this
aftenion from Charlotte where slit
spent some time witi re!ati.er. Mr.
Doll was accomiianii-d by hor broihtr
Mr. T. V. Dixon, making tne trip
thiough thf country.
Rew A. W. Seizor of Maido 1 was a
visitor in the city today. M. Seizor,
who has been partly engaged in job
printing, has accented a call to
Chorryville where he will dev tc his
time exclusively to vr.-'-aehinj;.
Mr. v llscn Smith, state secretary
Y. M. C. A., with hca-hiuarters in
Chailctte, arrived at noon today to
be a guest . at the Rotary Club ban
quet at the Iluffry Hotel. Mi- S-nith
..ddrissed the meeting at 1 oYloo':.
Mr. Hubert Ivey of Lenoir was in
Hickory yestenky on Irs wry to
Wmstcii-Salem to enter a hospital
for tiaining duriag the summer vaca
thn. Mi. Ivey attended a me'ical
school in, Philadelphia tho past year.
The Senior Luther League of Holy
Tiinity Lutheran church will hold it
monthly business and social meeting
tomorrow night at the home of Mr.
Bryan Wilfong. All members and
friends are requested to be present.
The; Iregular men; hi' meeting ot
ihe Community Club ha:; been post
poned ' iicni tomor.ow until Friday
June 17th when ivport?. from the
delegates attending the stf.te feder
ation meeting in WiimingtoP June 7
tc 10th will Co heaid.
Mis. F. A. Abei-neihv. Secrc-tary.
WITH MISS CLINK
Th Virginia Dare Rook Club held a
mot delightful nueting Wedneday af
ternoon with Miss Louise Cine. All
ir.eirnbeis answered roll call and Jliss
Elizabeth Barkley was a welcome
guest, during the aitern.;on delicious
punch was served. Miss Cline gave
an account of the 'life of S. R. Cro.k-
LU.4y!bAC..of "'Patsy' Piano' solos
were gi ven by Mi.-ses bar.vley, tet
zer and Sherrill. At the cIjso of
the meeting delicious cieam and
cake was served by Mu:s Kathiyn
Cline, assisted by little Misse.s Nao
mi and Evelyn Cline and Master Hor
ace Lutz. Jr. The next meeting will
be 'with Miss Katkryn Hatcher.
BRIDGE CLUB MEETS
Mr. A. F. Long of Chaih tte was a
business visiter in the city yesterday
topmmr with Mr. and Mrs. II. R.
Longv Mr. Long was favorably im
pressed with Hickory and considered
it one of the finest towns of i"s :-z.
in the state. If he can find a r.uit
ah'e 'home he expects to purchase it
nnd c(.me to Hickory to live.
Friends - c;f Mis Marjorip Gardiner
of Br'Vrd, who ha been tlio attract
ive' "'licit for some time of Miss
Louise Setzer, will be interested to
le.nrn that she successfully under
went r aft O'peratirtii on . het' throat "' at
nStatesville hospital thi. vveo-and
ir? Tiiakipcr rapid " re?ovrvk7 Miss"' Gar-
!dimriwBl return to . Hickory;. ijthfs
weeK IO spemi somi. tuuu nav.
Mrs. J. F. Allen snd daughters.
Misses Mary and Katherine. and
Miss Mary Polk W-ootten returned
last nieiht from Danville, "Va.. M";-.
Allen. Miss Mary Allen and Mis
Wootten went especially to attend
commencement final? and to witno.
the graduation of Miss Katherine
Allen at Randolph-Macon College.
Miss Allen completed a four yen'
c out so thore.
lj vwm
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"
3ALL 17 or 317 That's ENOUGH
Prescriptions Specialty
' MrvW. W. Rowo and Mrs. L. H.
Warlick arc 'spending t. day in New- the Rev'd: A. R. Beokj awarded to
on with friends.., Lila Fay Roof 05.19.
Mathematics Medal, in memory c,
Dr. R. A. Yodoi', awarded to Kar-
! .Claudius . Garrison.
MLes Peiri Frazier. lossie. Poelov ' . Alf'nU 'oncc "Mui, ;vo yv V
ATTEND PAiiTilY
Lueile Deai. Iary Burner, Pearl V. Aderho dt m honor of Dr. n. 1.
Bumgairier, lrs. Faar.:.- Chaiker f? at member of the se,mr
.u:d Mes,r4 .Thrift, Henry Peeior, tlnss wn? Ms tne highest aver-
.... ... , ,, ' T , - 1 -, wo e-)r-":es ir tho m"nta roienoor,.
,,eeii.nardt Alce.t Lutz and m- awardo(, to L,ovtl L,lfavotte Dent-.
..n Wilfong lattendcd a )-trty at r,- n...-'. xr,i,,t ,i..,.-
C ,.notr Tuesday r.ig u given by Miss
MaWl Bolick.
COMMUNITY CLt I;
MELTIN(i POSTPONED
T'ero will be an ice cream sapper
in the Tvey Mill Park in Wot Hick
ory Fndav nigh! . ,7uro for -o
hopofit of the West Hi-kory Metho
dist church.. The pubc is invited.
WILL RE !';;,,,,,
bcvt.al r,o t! -,- ... 1 'ry)
top .it d th.;t th , : -rc
moved i i . i-i ; ; . '.' ,'
lj('I:;Oil.S t.O;.- !.
lin'tt an Looy c tei. .... ' tr
Will i;:- l)i : .-( . u'.- -: :;-1
::u "crd .:; y. ill ( ,v.- .''" A:;
:o ji ; :,r j.ic- o '' -;:
pre mut'y fsuluie ' ;.
rapers 10' i.i' lfii-c , ''
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FKF!) Ai?Ei.!NETIV 1,
A H ")J i !; ; i) .
Adrian L. Si'ufioii.
' he Kiv.;-inian o'i,..,;
ing, writes a-; f ik-v. -. :
Applegate:
''Hermit mo to t-il v
'iij- ye-! I ',:-.-: ;- ,
ine at vour m- :ti'i. ': j
w i h ih fo':Hn-- th".' -, :,
splendid organization :..
a bright future.
"From your v.oi' y,,,x
building not only Hivkor-,-entire
section.
"It wvis a special pi;-;.-Fred
Abernethy sine. "
velops a little more. I
range a profrram for h".--i
Don't let Mr. Farabe;. :,
With all good wishes, I y f
:
M
5S
A. A. Wlrltrner. F.so., awarded to
Dorus Paul Rudisiil.
Chr-stcnian Debaters' Medal."
awarded to Walter E. Abernethy.
Declamation Modal, endowed hr
Ihe Rev'd and Mrs. V. L. Fullmer,
avarded to L. Vergil Loomrrl.
Chio-toni -in Tnmrovement Prize
awarded to L. Vergil I e: nard.
Euronia'i Improvement Prize,
awarded to Jesse Amick.
Phi'alothein Improvement Prize,!
Eumenean ImP'ovoment Vr'.::.
awarde d to Runola Willis.
Q.-,rr.,"-,i pnro fo-. distinction' in
scholarship during the ye.rr. S5.0f
gold, given m membr ,r:f 4he f -ulty
and friends, to that student w'v
bp.s made the hbrhot a7?r."v-" erao'
in any class. Awarded "o Tooy
Yount 97.08 and Donald Huttcn
'7 0S.
TODAY
"' : .METRO Presents
UP
oomeon
With an AlS-ar Cast
In jvbtrK.it is again shown thai' no
01s and so The "Dancer changed ..;naster?
NT)
A 11 n
e in'toeTnouse
man can serve tv,,
Tttei'olJOW
"THE BROKEN GATE5'
Ey EMERSON HOUGH Starrinf;
BESSffe BARRISCALE
With a powerful cast including
JOSEPH KILGOUR, 'M AHGARITE DE LA MOTTE. SAM iiE
GRASS, ARNOLD GREGG, LLOYD 15ACON
ADMISSSIONnO & 20 CENTS war tax included
MrS. II. C. Lutz wa3 hostess yes
terday afternpon to the Wednesday
Afternoon Bridge' Club ct her home
on Seventeenth street;. when several
enthusiastic rounds 5 of bridge were
played. At this meeting it was dec id
ed to receive;-two new members into
the club. Mrs',' W. T. Elalock and Mrs
George L. Lyerly.
The prize for the highest srev-
was presented to Mrs. W. J. Shuford
v-.ith the consolation falling to Mrs.
F. A. Henderson. A sal .id course and
mints were Served during the nocia'.
hour.
These playing were Mr?. T. A.
Mott, Mrs. P.. E. Simpson, Mrs. E:
L. Shuferd, Mrs. E. P.. Jone:v "Mrs
W. J. Shufard, Mrs. J. H. Hatcher,
Mi 2. F. A. Henderson and Mrs. Freri
Abernethy. Mrs. W. T. RIalocfc was
a guet for refreshments.
ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE
On yesterday afternoon Mrs. Geor
ge L- LyoQ entertained at a sec
ond bridge party at her home on Fif
teenth street. Sweet peas in profus
ion, roses and fern enhanced the at
tractive interior of the Lyerly home.
There were guests playing at five
tables with Mrs. J. L. Riddle win
ning first prize and Mrs. Steele
Greer of the Happy Valley the sec
ond prize A social period followed
the game during which a t.o course
lunch was served with Misses Jose
phine and Elizabeth Chase Lyerly
assisting.
The. guests' were Mrs. J. L. Riuole,
Mls."5E. B. 'Menzies, Mrs. N. W.
Clark, Mrs. George C. Yc.de r, Mrs.
TelisJ Miller, Mrs. T. C. Blackburn,
Mrs. J. H. P. Cilley, Mrs. Roy Ab
ernethy, Mrs. George N. Hutton,
Mrs. Walker Lyerly, Mrs. N uwood
B.is3,!Mrs. Albert Abernethy, Mrs.
Alex Hall, Mrs. M. M." Graham, Mrs.
Steele Greei Mrs. R. G. Henry, Mrs
Chas. Menzies, Jr., MrsV'M..K. Sour
beer, Miss Elizabeth Holbrcok, Miss
Frank Martin apd Miss Evangelino
Etley.
CLUB ALSO TO CLOSE
m '
-j t oil M mmA 1 i mux Isri
4
lecmc Emm
In addition to the stores and banks
which started closing at 1 o'clock to
day, toe City Pressing Club, of which
Mr. Ernest Wright is manager, also
will close every Thursday at 1
o'clock. Patrons of the. club are urg
ed to bear this in mind..
. ,m q i
ICE; CREAM SUPPER FRIDAY
The T'lhilathca class of the Reform
ed church ill, orve ice cream and
cake on the la,yri of thfc Reformed
church Friday evening.. Candy and
cake", will also be sold. A cordial in
vitation is extended the public to
attend. "r
With ihe weather growing; warmer every day, it is
now time to select, that Electric Range you have been
thinking about. I;v. . ' ' Y
Let us demonstrate several kinds. Let us show you
Why an Electric Range is worth your consideration!
Southern Public Util
On the Square
inp
Telephone 148
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