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HICKORY DAILY RECORD
ft
Birthday Remembrances
V very approphtr time to re
jhcml'tT your fnVnd cr rtda
tit with a dainty iice of
jwglrv or othvr il : fnM our
niv'f olt'i't idt't
Such tfifi1? arc rui.h aprire
ciatfd and :uv l.it:u.
fss ' - feft - Steffi-
Local and Persona
! A business meeting: of tb,2 Fhila-
tht'a class of the Reformed church1
will he held tonight with the secre-'
tary. Miss Mabel Miller, for tlio!
tranrjetion of-t,cme business maft-'csl
-tv importance1. All members are ur;-
ed to atieiul. Meeting called at S
ft : a M'i'.
1m r;i to Mr. and Mr. flulan Ghoek i oV!ock.
Kcvival services, vhic:S have Ixyn
Mrs. ( . Ai. ( ampbell arrived today in pr; srress in ;,;inke K;il!s at i
gj; i'i'OM .'! df-n ilk- to visit relatives. j Methodist church, came to a close
I I ia:;t i'i.LViit. 1 no mertiniv v:'s success-
t Mi.-s Kulh I ircli ef Cuili'ord Cl-jtu! and helpful. J4v. C. S. Kirk
' 1. : is the vlt : cl i v :-ue t of Mrs. 1:',? a:.dcr of the First M'lho-
gj; I.e.. eaiv'e. jdij-t church Uk-kcry, pleached dutim;
H Mrs. 11. V. n.n-kley ?, c!:ildr-.5i J . , , !
H j are speiidio'-- s-.um.1 time in 1'iun -! Mr. and Ttirs. L. P. May'. -w and j
'v.-i.-k. ! Mrs. Belle Fiu.tr.n ci Meosvsvii'e i
ig ! v.vr I'-ueis Sunday of Dr. and Mrs.
W. V,. McKorie w '. 1 ' ' rou mini, i ney e)-e aceoui-
r;:r.;eo j; .no y .viisse.s 3iaitia Wi!-
applies to all sizes-
7!r. .rd Mi.-.
n i t ,V-i svi c :i i ; r
'iil-.-st.; r.f K:-i
;::utl.er, Mrs. T. I-J. Field.
.son TrruVnan and Ruth Lent:, who
!v-i! be ti:e:v 'uosts for a v.-c.-.-k.
E. BIsanar
IloyisliTcd Optometrist
rae ti'tu- in ;r;n-l iviids, :d '-... ; , V: ' tui.v lur
is : '.oir,-'- lite ! urn: tare exj)".-.:iO'r.. ...... ai. mi o
;-i visit thiri e. Danny; their -absence
f .''iii lae cityrf Misses M.-;ry W'ilev
y .-. Wvuu r,e
""hi fi'.iit.- sj
SlSandv with Mis. I lock and j f'd f Mar...arel Lent, will be jiuesis
HI the Inane of Mrs. A. L. iVhiteur'r. t ! "Jl' J' A' Lent'i-
i t oi'intrev ol .Nov. ton were visitor---
n. y. v. v. i:ntertaim;ii
-Mrs. T. II. Juftice entertainvl
hickory mmm & mm co.
General Insurance and Bonda
Service Our Motto
1030 14th Street - - Phone 2D2
the city yesterday afternoon.
Ji. Y. P. I . of V.V.-st Hiekoiv Uartif-t
i Y Emma Kelly and Miss Annie; church with a soda Saturday evea
! 1 -'i Ktlly it Wihnins'lon are '.'.uerds ; m-. Ahcait eighteen niemhei s were
j.t :ir. ft id Mrs. -. (..'. Kelly. j pveserd. Mrs. T. II. Boyd and dau:rh-
; Iter, Miss Pearl were welcome is:tsi3
! The Kniyht:-; f Pvthb.s will meeLi Special music raid ?in;in and c o--1
i'.u.-- Li nn's wore played thro'urnou:
:.':-,-i'-iit at s o cioc'c ior wo, ii. ia n
t::id tieyrre.
r. a-i.l M'S. J(hr Stephens !i-.'e
s i heir yjaesL Mrs. .StJphins nii-t-e,
!:. J.i:c!!:t!a Valkins, cf Charlotte.
Ii v. ami Mrs. C. S. Ki'.'kpatriek
'rave as- tln-ii u."st i heir iiieCe, Mi.ss
Kii kpj.trick, of Yir.yinia.
y-.:. Ch.is. Aheme'liy of Connellv
;s a phonper in the
i
, , , , ,M , I 111 1 1 1 1 Mill I . m.iui J J '
yMiC :i;r .-.:.c; Oil Ceo!: Sfcv?
.1 Ivrht-j::-. K!?':-: St:::i3
l:cnrctjs, Cy, h;:.!:c?.. a:: ;t rc;.t"f.
ft tho snir.: t ;:r; c ?.(- .-ii-caily,
toe. vrlcC::;. X r:;n, f 7o
V Ci i . it
fu! burner? ditv-l' fit--? i.-ifcY;'.!
hot blucr.2:no c!os:: up jtr.dc-rli-S
cook'iu- zvA ?y the Fl'jrc:;co
!'r,e evenin;'. After v
the o;iu
v:e invited into the dining i.om, i
which v.-as l-eauiifuliy deeorate:! ' wit.',
sweei per:--. : nd hydrangeas wlire
tielicious ice eieam. cak.1. friTit and
pickles were serv,":!.
ungp . r 1? "
FNTIIRTAIX (KIK'IY
T!ie Vnian's Missionanv S'-ciety
of the Methodist church met Mon
day afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs.
ivi:t (i-M . i' s. 'i ninni. r mini f - a- t i . . . . i - . . . n r . -
' . 11 t i v t s,... , JK i itrie win Ai is. variicK as-
t'Ms m-.rmn;r. i sistaut hostess. Mrs. Fred II or ton
was leader tor the afternoon, :t end
ing the 42nd chapter of Isaiah, with
Mr. -:vf Mis. ,?. A. Lent, and Miss
es Mary Wilev arid Margaret I.oiitz
ire spc: li'-y ttxlav in Charlotte.
i .ore. s i'-iayiT in concert.
Mts. Thompson was elected dol-
l''.i..v4,
L.;,.
Mr. J. S. Tit) ton is attending the!(''-U(1 to att.na the d?stnct canier-l
u oe neui ;n iNe.wen JU.y o ana
! S hem Furniture Exposition at! .u'-
?i;vn Faint ioriay.
More Hcct
u ... j :v .. v t c
; i j 1 1
'lis . i - - v fw. tA! .-.ff'.-f t . i r t .5
' ,;J. -uju. I ii-.-kZ ' v-it -
I
Miss Louis Tlcrman of Newton, at'
t. ; .-pei' line sooie time with Mi-s. L.
S. I-1'.'. ; riil. rvlarneI h: me today.
Mi-'s Rac hel Kcevt r returnotl y -
it noon from Ashevxii-ie,
pit't the week end with
r-- ,,t-
wh"1
Mrs. V. V. Uasl.cr.
Mr. C. C. r,o-t, Jr., h.is returned to
Aujruo'n, (i'i., after speaiin;- somv
riaie with hi- parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. C. IJost.
r
-,4
1
ll'lJL Y-
Abernethy Hardware 'Co.
The meetinc of the Wednesday
Afi'O i'iOi n Uiidi:e Club with Mrs. W.
I. Fhuford toiiiorrow iias been rost-noned.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T.. Urrris of Tho.i
.'sii!e and Miss .Elizabeth St,ejh?ns
and Mr-?. White of Conway were
enests Sur.dav rf Mr. and Mrs. ii.
W. Harris.
Jilncy Schedule
Hickory-Lenotr JUpoj ?, k4u
!.? Lenoir S;20 V. M.
L.vb Hickory 5.0O P. M.
Arrive for No. 21 arrj
C. E. ROB8INS
Hickory Lodge No. 343
F. ft A. M.
K?r?inr corrirt;yn!cafio Fir!
s'j.-l Tcml Monday r-.iht-s.
Mreihrcn e.iriitl: to t
pre gent.
I F, Whitor.pr, Master
D. B. TAYLOR, Soe.
DK. O. II. I TEST Kit
DENTIST
Ocfflc phone No. 2.'.7
Masonic Templr? building
Nijjht phono No. 8
G. W. HA MY. M. I)v D. C.
CHIIiOPIiACTOK
and Spinal Specialist
Over Zerden's Store
fihiranractic Eliminates the Cause
of Disease
When you have any old or
raat oft Furniture to sell
CALL 224-L
Highest Cash Prices Paid.
K. W. KKYNOLDS
Mv. Smith, the district secretary
of the Epworth League was present,
in it', jiave a full account of the work
and plans of the league and of the!
f-outerence v. atcn nas jiisr cios.eii at
Morsia.iton.. Mrs. Shuford ajipoint
ed Mesdamos I'ec'Yey, If or' on an-i
j Wv son to aid Mr. Smith in Is
work.
Mis. Spratt th-n took charce of the
meeting- and R'ave a very interesting
outline of Ye :ind chanter of ttie
lesson study book which, was thor-
oiutoiv enioyea oy an.
After a most plpasant evening, the
society adjourned. The hostesses
served delicious block cream and
ra':e. The next meetinp; V-,vill be
V.ehl with Mrs. Foster the fourth
Mor.davv in July.
MRS. LONG ENTERTAINS
,lK,..Lif..i n .1
-v oom-miui paiiy ot LHs nioiM
1U was that given b
Urs. I..
Loire; of Newton when she entertain
ed the Limited Auction Club at the
home cf Mrs. Georpy? C. Yoder.
ll.'idp;e Avas played at three 1 bles an l
tiible prizes, jrivea f ;r the hiffh'-t
scores, were receive.! by Mrs. J. IF p.
Cilley, Mrs. Walker Lyerly and Mrs.
E. B. Jones. Mrs. J ones in turn pro
sen tod her prize to Mrs. R. S. Parker
of Murohv. ;v-. is visitiner her nar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Abernethy.
Inimediatoiy f r-'llowintr the j?ame a
delectable luncheon in two courses
war. served with Mrs II. D. Aber-
Rov. VV. R. Bradsh -w. p'tor ofjnethy as a special fjue-st.
i'hos.e plavir.e,- '.cre rdesdaraes Ctxi.
N. ITutton,J. If. P. Cilley, .Walker
I.yeriy, T. C. Blsokhurn, E. B; Jom-s,
K. B. Menzies. J. I,. Riddle ' N. W.
Pass. R. S. Parker, Geo. (k. Yoder
and Miss Mi-ayce Bahkweklcr.
Mr. R. S. Parker, after spend in'.-,
'unii' time vith Mr. and Mrs. A. S.
,bei re! hv. ha i-cUirneil to Murphy.
M'-. F i .'r nd .children remair.-rl
for -xn extended visit.
Mr. O. G. Wolff and brothers
J. A. P. Wolff r.f Rural Hall ami Y .
L W f ef Winston-Salem and Mr.
Claud Wojff have ,'rone en a camping
and fish'ter trip to the Bridge a atr
lakes.
l-i.e J'lrst I'nn' ist church, ?s con
tinuing a revival motin.tc in Lenoir
this week. The iv.etirisr is sjeeesful
liU'l in to .is- nuv'ot. 2 P. conversions
had 'oien made.
Mr. nod Mrs. Gordon Crowe! 1 1-f.t
vnstrrdav for Li-n-olnt n after .-be.'.ntr ! I II
t wcli's i:;nnts. Mr. apd Mrs. G. mil 3 8
II. Geitncr. on tl',?ir return from a g j SL.
lioneviron spent in the mountains m
the wester invt of ' the state.
Rev. A. S. Peeler of Lenoir was in
Hickory td:y etnoute to Salisbury
bavins been called home on account of
Mv death of his father, Mr. Craw
ford Peeler, who died this morpinp:.
Mr. Peeler, who was atrcd about 78
years, had been in feeble health for
several years.
HUE KLECTRC COMPANY
Ninth ATena
We arc equipped to do kiads
of electrical work, Btaall or large.
We alo carry a complete Ktock
of Electrical Go1h ami a line of
fixtureg for tor nrd reHidence
lichting.
an . 5w? jm sew ' 8 Hi t
BONDS .:
t s U a i
Electric Shoe Shop
F. M. THOMPSON, Proprlcter
Firt Cltss Work GuarM.t
Phon 106. Work Delherwd
I0S2 14th Ptrot, Hickory. N. 0.
Hickory Harness Co,
Manufacturers of til Incdi .t
HARNESS. imiDLE. SADDLES
AND STRAP WOP.K
UfcpAlrla 8 Speciltj
HICKOKY, H. O.
DR. J, B. LITTLE
;i DXNTIST
Offlc Phon 109
Orr D. F. Bowman' Stor
CYRUS C. BABB
Mem. Am. Sec. Civil. Sngrn.
Waterpower, Wntcrworki and
Sewerage Land eub-diiiutca
Highways.
Hickory, N. 0. -Chm. Com. PW
Sitklresa: Granite Falls, N. C.
DR. W. B. RAMSAY
DENTIST
OSee 0Tr BayM-Loojr Drns C
HICKORY, N. C.
Geo. E. Bisanat
DOCTOR OF OPTJCfi
ErroVof Uefraction and all Opti-'
cal defects eorreetC with proytrly
fitted glataea.
Office and examination room In con
nection with Jewelry Store.
Week end Package
Colgates Tooth Paste
with large can
Collates Talcum
Price
18c
lutz DruaStore
"On the Corner'
JALL 17 or 317 That's ENOUGH
Preemptions a Specialty
The cruniy board of commissioners,
meetm; .in special session yostY'dav,
discussed road bonds and set Thurs
day, July 1-3, as the time to open
j bids for the sale of the $500,000 is
I sue. An advertisement in the Record
gives details of the issue,
j The commissioners also took final
! action on the hard surface project
from the Burke county line to Ncw
j ten and will present it to the state
highway commission for adoption' at
' its meeting July 0.
i Owing to Monday's being a holi
day the board will not hold its regu
lar meeting until Tuesday, July 5,
and all persons having business be
i fore that body will take due. notice,
j Monday will be observed generally
as a holiday in this section and the
! stores in the county are expected to
be closed and everybody will have an
outing.
TRUSTEES FAIL
1 TO TAKE ACTION
l
j Chester S. C, June 8. Election of j
a president for Lrslune College at
; Due West, S. C, to succeed Dr. J. S.
! Moffatt, resigned, was postponed un-
til August S at a meeting of rustt
J ees here last night. The postponed
; meeting will be held at Gastonia. N.
IC.
j The postponement was due to the,
! absence of certain members of thej
board of trustees, it was announced.)
- Four names were presented by thej
executive committee of the college.)
from which the trustees are expected j
I to make a selection Rev. R. C. j
' Grier, of Columbia: Dr. E. N. Oir
of Charlotte N. C: Rev. J. W. Carson
and Professor O. Cannon of New-'
mm
iili 111 Hi
if ! xVkWK j
ill f ey-uu'j-'
The name of Goodrich on a t,- f n
just one thing qmlhy. Ami il:.;;
is always the highest that can. hz r:(y ,
Each tire is specially designed for
vice it must deliver. Goodrich I br;
the popular sizes, hsve cstablhh'::) i
eclves as unusual valuer, from iht --
point of real economy. Silvcrtv i- O-nh
in their class h?.ve always held fj:-,t
m tne esteem cr maorisis, not ornx y
cause ef theiv symmetrical p&rfcci'-; 0f
finish, rut furthennorj hy reason o? tl-ru
long life, complete dependability and
ssfneiory perforniancc.
Your dealer' will supply you at the- uit
?rices:
.A
-4 s
r - 1 .
Ji 1 "I M , r
fviV IT ii
The anh-suul safety tread
Silvertown Cord
bit ibV .fcR A. O VM UORli
' 30x3 1 1 .$2450" $2. I
" 32x3i 32.90 j 2.90
132x4 I 4 L85i 3T5 1
33x4" 43 AO j T;o ""1
32x4 47.30 4oH
"33x41", 4840 43 1
3-4x41 1 49.65 4 J
3:5I, 5ci90 ,"j 55
35x5 6190- .80 1
FABRIC TIRS
20 Lower Prie
The Goodrich price reduction
which took effect May 2nd was
without reservation. It mciudarl
SHvartcwn? together with Good
rich Fabric tires raid Goodrich Red
and Gray inner tubes.
Smooth j 30x3 12.00j
safety i 30x3 13 A 5
Safety ' j 303? 1600 !
S-.i'
THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY
e lkron, Ohio
I nere s pleas
in a co
T"! I"ihN your cook in is
Vit'HC fection Oil Cook Stove the
fp fi N kitchen isn't made un.com"
li mm ( k YortaSl? hot, All' the heat ou
Hi
1
I iwmm
ortaqiy not, iu vac neat yoit r
necdB ready, justlwhen'iandS1
wKere vou watit it there isji
none lost. You. regulate it by
simply turning- the vich up
or down a trifle.
SFCliRlIYOIII
STASO-ViiD
OH CCMifVSV
That's why it's so easy with
ordinary cooking experience
to make light fluify cakes,
crisply crusted pies and tooth
some cookies. The New Per
fection Oven is up where you can. reach
ii conveniently and look into it easiiv.
It's -a pleasure, too, to be relieved of
coal and wood carrying, of sweeping
around and under the hod and wood
basket or box, A small dust-rag takes the
place ot the stove blacking brush.
Always be sere to adjust the
wick so that the flame has Ion
ore in cooKing
Kitcrien
white tips. These give you the
most heat." Another feature of
the New Perfection is its long
blue chimney. This drives ail
the heat up to the cooking
utensils and doesn't soot up
the bottoms ef them. Insures
complete-burning of every
drop of oil; none is wasted.
New Perfections arc rnniie
in five, four, three, two and
one-burner sizes. Most rub
ers select them equipped v stn
the warming cabinet.
Use Aladdin Security Oil (or
best results; it's always clean
and dependable.
Nen-Perfection Gil Cook Stor es are '
at most department, furniture an-i h ; !
v.-arc ft ores.
STANDARD Oil CO. (NEW JFK' '
N
Of Cook Stoves
Kmix xp-ffp ;r of
r-:-fiiMiTTriii"M iiiiiiiriiMiMiii7iiii"iiiiTiiri'Tii'iMi '
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SHuford Hardware Co.
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