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HICKORY DAILY RECORD
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 11, 19$
Graduation Rememberances
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Geo. E. Bisanar
Registered Optometrist
HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO.
General Insurance and Bonds
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1030 14& Street ''V - I Pho
QUALITY AND; PRICK ?
' Two principal factors' to be considered
in ;my )iirchase whether large or small.
When you are always assuredo f the best
at the lowest price and often at a big sav- en
iinr. it is well worth your consideration.
There are reasons for the continued
growth and popularity of our store.
linns: or send your prescriptions to us.
You will be pleased and you will appreci
ate it.
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i I wish to announce that I will put up a
ivood vard in a few days to serve the peo-)k-
i' H ickory and suburbs. I can tomsh
jctny kind of wood and cut it any way you
want it. I also handle lumbber for sale at
Reasonable prices. Put your order in now.
H. F. SIPE ;
.'Phone 2505 East Highland -k,..
DR. O. II. HESTER
DENTIST
'm. y.hone" No. 237
Mjixi.nifl Temple Iluilding
Niiit phone No. 8
G. W. UAIIY, M. R, D. C.
CHIROPRACTOR
and Spinal Specialist
Over Zerden's Store
Chiropractic Eliminates the Cause
of Disease
When you have any old or
fast off l urniture to sell
CALL 224-L
fligheat (ash Trices Paid.
K. VJ REYNOLDS
Electric Shoe Shop
M. THOMPSON, Proprietor
t'lrnt nu Work Goarntidd
Phon ion. 'work Delivered
Hth Htrtet, Hickory, N. C.
HALE KLECTKC COMPANY
Ninth Arena
We are equipped to do Ml kinds
of electrical work, small or large.
We 1ho carry a complete stock
of Electrical Godn and a line of
fixtures for atora and residence
lighting.
DR. J. B. LITTLE
i DENTIST !t
1. Offlce Phone 101 "-vL
Orir n, p. Bowmaa'a Stori
Local and Personal
Master Rufus liryan Hall went to
Lenoir this morning to spend som.e
time.
Mrs. M. I.. Lohr, who has been
itii'.y: her sister," Mis. B?uni, of Ga:s
tunia, returned home today.
Mr. Wt.rtland Eaten has ' returned
frrm the university to s-iCnd the ho!i
wst fit Lome.
Mrs. J. II. Aiken and Miss Aileen
Aiken left this morning for an ex
tended visit in the west.
Mr. Herbert Fritz has returned
from the University for the summer
holidays.
Attorney R. II. Shu-ford returned
yesterday from a business trip to
Was hi n "ton.
Miss Mayce Blaekvve'dcr is spending
the week end in Stanley Willi Miss
Wixie Rhyne.
Miss Mary Walton returned yester
day from Due West, S.,C, where she
attended college1 the p::-'c year.
Mrs. Clara Finger impending seme
time at th' horn.'; of he? son, Mr.
Charlie Finger- ' on Hickory route 1.
flew W. R. Br.:dshov. who attend
, a; Baptist meif,.ns in Blacksbuvg
burg, S. C., this wei'k, returned home
tetlay.
Mr. Bailey Patrick a senior of the
University of North Carolina, has
gone to the university to join his class
in tho graduation exercises.
Master Kenneth Warlick w;s ex
pected heme today from Maiden
where he has been visiting hij grand
father, Mr. Carpenter.
Miss Edith McLaughlin of States
ville is expect i-d this aft.enioen to
spend the week end with Mrs. Fred
Ilorton.
Little Miss Katherine Harmon of
War W. Va., accompanied her grand
mother, Mrs. V. D. Breton, to Hick
ory Wednesday i'oi; a visit of 'ome
time.
" Master Rowell Holt, Jr., attract
ive son of Mr. and Mrs. Rowell Holt,
of Montgomery, Ala., will arrive to
morrow to visit his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A.Iartin.
The ministerium of the citv will
not meet on Monday morning. This is
the regular time of meeting, but the
leatW on the. program is. out of the
city and as a result there will he no
meeting.
Dr. and Mrs. P. W. Troutman hnd
ns their guests yesterday Mr. C.
Tioutman and children, F.red and
Doris They were enroute from
Asheville to Statesville where they
will be guests of relatives. j
Mr. Pondo Hatton of Tamna. Fla.
is visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mr C. M. Shuford. the latter hi.
aunt. Mr. Hatton is city editor ot
the Tampa Daily Times.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Brad sh aw returned
yesterday from their bridal trio and
are at the home of Mr. Bradshaw s
parents, Mr. aad Mrs. J. H. Brad
shaw on Eighth avenue. Mrs. Brad
shaw before her marriage was Miss
Alice Adams of Asheville.
. . ir inpks in Cliar-
Aiier spenuiuK -"" "
lotte as the guest of Miss Jam- Gil
mer, Miss Alice Cilley returned home
today. Miss Cilley was very popu
. ruifn nmi n number ot
lap in ijiianuiw:
parties, luncheons and dances were
pUfnntd tor ner aim a.- "
Winstnn-Salem. who was
of nf Miss Gdmer.
aisw ju,rov
THE ANVIL OF GOD'S WORD
Last eve I paused beside a black
smith's door,
And heard the anvil ring the
vesper chime;
Then, looking in, I saw upon the !
floor
Old hammers worn with beating
jfears of time.
"How many anvils have you had,"
said I,
"To wear and batter all these
hammers so?"
"Just one," said he, and then with
twinkling eyes,
"The anvil wears the hammers out
you know."
"And" so." I thought, "The Anvil of
God's Word .
For ages skeptic blows have bemt
u-on,
Yet, tnough the noise of falling
blows was. heard,
The Anvil is unharmed, the ,
hammers gone."
- Author Not Known.
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CAPTAIN LOV1TT HERE
Capt. E. F. Levitt cf Boone, vet
eran cf the war between "the states,
trustee of the Oxford Orphan Asy
lum, and the oldest living former leg
islator, passed through Hickory today
en route home from Raleigh and Ox
ford, where he spent a few days on
business. - He served in the legisla
ture first in 1883 and last in 1017.
Captain Lovitt has many friends in
Hickory and they gathered about him
today to shake his hand and to dis
cuss good roads and other live topics.
FOR VISITORS
this
Tir r Trtwc.oir vnivrnPfl VeS-
M V W U. lv.ain.-iMj' 1 "
terdav atternoon xrum -
lseacn wneie sue n,,wx.. -
vention ot tne norm w -
nf Clubs. The convention,
r.k. C c5nn since
. i Jnca vpst.prdav
Tuesday, came v.x
At the election oi
Mrs. Kamsay was "
Mr. and Mrs. " James C. Shuford
gave a delightful supper and spend
the night party at their cabin on
Little River last night in honor of
their nieces, Virginia and Adelade
Cilley of Paoli, Pa. who are popu
lar visitors in the city.
After supper the evening was hap-
mlv snent in dancins and rowm
The nartv returned to Hickory
merning.
Mr. and Mrs. Shuford's guests in
cluded Misses Virginia and Adelaide
Shuford, Ellen Stuart Menzies. Kath
erine Mcnzies, Louise Rowe, Virginia
Menzies and Messrs. James Whitener
Sterling and Alex Menzies, Donald
Menzies, Hairy McComb and Mr.
and Mrs. Chas.Menzies, Jr.
RETURNED FROM SYNOD
At 9:".0 last night J. Porter Burns
arrived in Hickory with his narty
from Burlington consisting of Revs..
F.-glev, Hite and Senter, w! Mr.
Austin, Dr. Deaton's delegate. It was
a delightful drive all the way home.
Other ministers and delegates return
from the New United Synod todiy,
The meeting in Burlington is report
ed very well attended and happy ana
harmonious in all its work. Reports
were especially good from all parts of
Svncd. In all Lutheran churches on
dli., cr.ri!iv tK" vpnorts will be made.
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BACK FROM SYNOD
tu xt.i.y.,. A elpo'fl ti on to the ad-
1 lit" v..-r, -
journed meeting of the North Carolina
A at "Rnrlinfirton. has re-
LiUtnno11 " w .
turned home after participating m
the business before that body. Dr.
J L. Morgan, president, presided over
the sessions, wnicn were ucvwu
etinc the unfinished
business of the Salisbury convention.
Amonir Hickory peopie ai"'s
were Dr. F. C. Longaker, Drs. John
C. and Rufus B. Feery, Kev. r.. d.
Sox, Rev. C. R. W. Kegley, Mr. Por
ter Burns and Mr. J. A. Moretz.;
MOONLIGHT PICNIC !
argaans np
Work Ooflies
Our stock of work clothes consists of the better kind
of garments, cut full and roomy, sewed with best
thread and best colors, yet-cost no more than you pay
for inferior goods. .
Best Overall J . . ... . , .
Good, Khaki Pants ; . v .
Best Chambray Shirts . ,
... ... . . $1.5G.
. . . .$1.50-?2.00
. .75c and $1.00
Complete stock of work
clothes at best prices
. Moretz-Whitener
Clothing Company
Hickory Harness Co.
Manufacturers of all kind cf
I1ARNESS, BRIDLE- SADDLES
AND STRAP WORK
Repairing a Specialty
HICKORY, N. C.
R. W. B. RAMSAY
DENTIST
0c our IlayM-LoDff Drut r'f
HICKORY, N. C.
CYRUS C. BABB
Mem. Am. Soc. Civil Knr.
Waterpower, Watemork and
Seweratro Land aub-oitiaion f
Addreis: Granite Falla, N. U
Geo. E. Bisanar
DOCTOR OF OPTICS
n ction W1W
Just Arrived
FRESH
Shipment Whitmans
and Norris Candies
Lutz Drugstore
"On the Corner
:ALL 17 or 317-Thafa ENOUGH
Prac ripti-3na a Specialty
Complimenting- Mises May and
Millie Snyder ot High Point, house
(nio,ts of Misses Essie Peeler and
Mary Bum garner a nioortiigftt picnic
was given at Connelly Sprigs by srv
eral young men -T; thetmvn.'-. The
party went to the cpringft in - a
truck. A delightful picnic' "'lunch
was spread during the oVtTnng.
Those going were xne
Mr.' and Mrs. Everett itaves, Misses
May and Millie ' Snyder, Pearl Bum
garnerrEsste: Peeled - -. Lucile-f Beal;
Pearl Frazier, Bu6lah IcaM and Gert
rude Peeler. Messrs. Joe' Reinhardt,
Jakie Geitner, Elbert Whismant, . Sun
mie Wihitener, Albert .Lutz, Ulen
Abernethy and J. H. ThTjft. ,;
LA DIE'S AUXILIARY MEETS
Nineteen members were, present
vesterday afternoon when the La
j: AViiiorv nf Hiekorv post No.
48 met in the legion club room. Mrs.
J. IL Shuford president,, was m xhe
chair. j
rpu nAnotitntinr was reau
adopted with a few changes ;Jeing
made. It was ueciaeu tu
monthly meetings on the seconu rn-
dav in each montn.
Mrs T. F. Stevenson, Mrs. jv. j.
nr Mrs P.has. Geitner, and
Mrs. E. N. Carr were appointed te
serve with tne. omcers um
tive board. Miss Mabel Miller was
appointed- publicity chairman.
v. The poppy comiuiui'c "-py"1-1'
every yvyyy " pn-j .
the 'funds sent in to headquarters.!
One thousand smaii popyieo u
larger ones were sold.
In view of the reunion of the 42nd
'division which will be lield in Hick
ory in July, the president .appoint
ed an entertainment committee to
in .Annoratinn with 3, Similar
Y committee from the American Le-
cion The committee is cumiiuaiu
of Mrs. T. A. Mott, chairman. Mrs.
Carrie Gamble, Mrs. John Miller,
M Xlfr T. T.rmr Mrs. H. P.. WU-
liams, Mrs. John Stephens and Mrs,
Bob Thomasaon-. , , .
fiirtJlpr DUS1HGS3(
the meeting adjourned until tne sec
ond Friday in July. ' a
K. K. K. TO ORGNIZE
Hickory is to havei lodge of the K.
K K. The preliminary meeting was
held one night this week and the er-.
(ran i7.at.ion will be perfected next
Thursday night, . - -
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT
Tiilo fnllnwino- announcements have
been received in the city :
Mr. and Mrs. urianuo &mytvu
Adams
announce the marriage of their
. daughter
Mary Alice
'to !
Mr. James Hugh Bradshaw
on Wednesday, June the eighth
nineteen hundred and twenty-one
x Asheville, North Carolina
tu Ais(iimii o-f vniinf women of
X llir i.wovMtn- f
today is extraordinary healthful, i
think young ladies snoum oe con
gratulated on winning the battle of
the short skirt, Dr. Woods Hutch
inson. New York physician. ,
Friendships and .warship are not
built at the same dock Newark
News. . . - ,;. N ' ' '
CLASS PICNIC
sf d,1ocii AT Ynnnt entertam-
ivi I n. ivu.i-v i . i...
ed her Sunday school cJass of young
trirls yesterday afternoon with a pic-
. w TTi A 1 farm
me; on Mr. J. r. awuciuj .
t r- TVio nnrtv Went to
the farm in cars and spent, several
u''ta, riovinir o-oTvips and wadincr. A
picnic supper was served before re
turning home. Mrs. Yount was as
sisted in entertaining the young peo
ple' bly her sister, Miss Elizabeth Ab-
i u , .
The members of the class attending
were Misses Gladys Rowe, Mary Mc-
( arley. rJnzaoetn wanitu, uuuiac m
tin and Norene Lefevers.
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nveru dains
CHILDREN'S DAY
HAVE a portrait made
, of your kiddies in
then white holiday frocks
and curls. Their charms
1 can be made permanent
j 1 in a good portrait.
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HARDINS STUDIO
Hickory, N. C.
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Pennsylvania Vacuum
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Are like Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
the best buy on the market, price
and quality considered.
Standard
Garage $
Sales Co.
Phone 210 f V
For Your Table Z il T
Fairy Bread, Rolls,
Cakes and Pies
Always Fresh j 1: L '
CITY BAKERY
Ninth Avenue ' C. W. Ellington, Prop.
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