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HICKORY DAILY RECORD
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 30, 1921
Eye Comfort
1
ic-in'V in .my kinl
cumud be your
i, ss'-ty V.li.'ll VoUr
.i.Ji'i' an abnormal
iwil.-hinir eye stuiins, poor vision
of Optical defect:'.
-yc-, yi iii health ami W vfllclfnt.
arc some of
Geo. E. Bisanar
I'egistcred Optometrist
Local and Personal
Mr.
visitor
W.
in
N. Ba
ass was a nusinoss
Winston-Salem today.
Mrs. O. Jot' Howard will return to
day from .Asheville whore she spent
several days.
Rev. W. A. Poovey will speak to
morrow afternoon at the Windy City
graded school at li o'clock.
Master John Murphy, Jr..
ftm-Saleni is visiting his
mother, Mrs. J, L. Murpliv.
of Win-grand-
I Rev. L. P. Smith, of Andrews, N.
C, a. former pastor cf West Hickorv
i Baptist church will preach at the
j West Hickory church Sunday input
i at 8 o'clock. The public is cordially
! invited.
Mr
William Howard is spending
r went to Morganton ve&terdav
rtrernoon to spend seme time visit-
Mrs. K. C
l tv . T 1 1
i. . ijiivk am cm uren
if Hendeison are visiting; relatives
in the city.
Mr. Carol Van Horvie is spending
the week ond in Blowing Rock.
Mrs. Laurie Deal
ville today to attend
.Stat. '3 training camp
!Jr. and Mis. C. II.
ifo Charlotte Thursday
'lay.
went to Ashe
the United
for women.
Diets motored
and spent the
ing relatives.
Miss Florence C. YVi.'iard, who has
been isitinf Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wil
lard in K,?n worth, has returned to
her home in Baltimore.
Mrs. F.. A. Richardson and habv
of C lumbia, S. C, are visiting her
motht". Mis. J. M. Sides on Twelfth
street.
MR.
Mr. L.
WHISVAXT BETTER
I. Whisnant, who was hu;t
Lcia Wagner is visiting her
Mis. Eugene Beard, in .states-
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I Miss Eva Peeler return" .1 to hr
home in JfaiisbV.y ye-nVay afte;
being the guest of Mis. N. d. Deal.
! Miss Mollis Wies was
;ycsteidady afternoon from
i water where she has been
!a vacation.
Wednesday moraine by a piece of
tun oer (ailing on his snoukier ar,d
?kip. oruisinsr 'rsim consn !erar v
a lauiy g-oou niftht last nighl and w
day showed some improvement.
, TROOP P ISSES THROUwll
Troop Xo. 3 of the Castonia hoy
s'. u!s passed through Hickory this
morning, stopping- here awhile, on
their return from a camping trip to
AshcViilf.
SETTLEMYUE-MMJLNMS
A quiet wedding; was solemnized at
the Reformed church parsonatre last
night by Rev. W. W. Rowe. " when
Miss Harriet Mc(Jinnis and Mr. Ho
mer Settlemyre, bot!i of Newton were
united in marriage.
The young couple were accompanied
to ' Hickory by Miss P.ertie MeCJin
nis, sister of the bride, and Mi. Bur
gess. 1
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Kettlemyre returned to Newton where
the groj"in holds a position.
PICMC AT MOUNTAIN
A party of young people fiyin the
Hickory Overall Co.. had a den giitful
outing at. Bakers .Mountain last
night. The party was chaperoned
by Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Dielz. A
line picnic supper was spread. All
report a pleasant outing. Those at
tending were Misses Bill Ballman, ;
Lena Pope, Essie Pope, Texie WiI-.;
lis, Sallie Mclver. Eva Self. Flo,-t..-e:
ar-1
r ox,
mv. and Mrs. H. ,
If It fl IV
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pring
mid
Brown..,. Maramie Cutting,' Xc!da V.
ti'cr
;adi
'rye, Mess.'
Hubert Suttlemvre,
F. Dietz.
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and Mr:
lit SI
.expected j
Bridge- j
MRS. HATCHER HOSTESS
1 1, !,. ! I
nil nun; laoies arrunsen Tor
(playing-, Mrs. J. H. Hatcher entertain
Miss K a t'v Carrol Jones of Teaoir
!S Vlltlllg
ShcrriU.
her cousin,
jed the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
n' i .V at a niost enjoyable meeting
Miss Sarah and Master Frank
Hester arrived yesterday afternoon
ff.!ii Rak-iu'h to visit
Bradford.
Miss Edna
n
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Sledge wer.t
to Catawba to spend the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Elliott.
Mrs. W. T. Councill and children
h.-.ve returned to their home in Rose
mary after visiting relatives here.
iar.cy uiursnay evening.
After a number 0f interestin
game Mrs. K. L. Shuford and Mrs.
R. A. Grimes cut for the prize, a
loveiy bud vase, which Mrs. Grime-'
drov. . ,. , ... A,, .... ..
Ic-c ion and sandwiches were serv
ile. Out of town guests playing
wove Mis. Hill, house itvnt nC :L t?
Rlr.tforl, and Mrs! W. W. Wilburn
naiLsviue, . trues Is .,f M...
Fred Abernethv.
lorn
V
mmmer
Suits
7.50$10.00$12.50
Voder-Clark Clo. Co,
?.liss Mjrgaut Harhigton Lenoir
who has been visiting at tne hore
of Judge and Mrs.
returiv'il today to her
L.
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OFFICERS IXSTA I.ED
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Newly elected o cers were insta!
fast night at a called meeting of
tawba loo'ge No. 54 Knights' of
thias:
The officers are: John W. Aikn
... 1'ix-a i. Murnhv V. C .losr
Ca-Pv-
L. Murphy, prelate; William P. Woot
Earl T. Edwards, M.
ten. M. of W
of A., Edgar
Geitner O. G.
Lytle, I. C.
M ISSES SSM ITIIS G U ESTS
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Jacob
HON
The Charlotte Observer has
following to sav abont Mi--se
Hosteller and Allene Whif ner
.vre Huests rf Misses Mary Lamb
Margaret Smith m ThKmltt-'
Misses Allene Whitener and Mi.;
A Ha Most.-Mler, of Hickory,
Life is too short to learn all tilings by
experience, some are better learned from
the experience of others. For example:
learning that yon can't get Kelly-Springfield
mileage fro m a bargain tire.
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W. B. Councill.
home in Lenoir.
Mr. and Mrs. John 1. Hall and
Ralph are on a visit to their
home in Benton, Ky.
sen,
old
Mrs. .1. L. Riddle has returned from
a visit to Savannah, Ga. She was ac
companied bv her mother, Mrs. A.
R. Laup,ev, and Mrs. Will Craig i-T
Sbelbyville 111.
Brs. Bi'Vd Hardin and children re
turned todav from Chester ami rt.
1 aureus. S. C where they have b,een
visiting.
PICNIC LAST NIGHT
Mr. and Mrs. 1 rank Nicelv
r. and Mrs. Miileclrr Sinclair
c nap-
Mrs. T. L
her sister,
Lenoir.
Henkel has as her guest
Mrs. P. L. Kiliian cf
V AFTERNOON
JVH I, AND NIGHT
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Miss Sarah and Master Freder-ck
Hester, who arrived yesterday from
Rdoigh to visit Miss Edna Bradford-,
went "to Lenoir today.
Miss Mary Murphy returned Thurs
dv from Forest City where she was
the truest of relatives. Her cousin.
Miss Helen Covinp-U-n, uecompanica
her home for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Rowell Holt will ar
rive in their car Monday from Mont
gonyrv. Ala., to visit her parents,
Mr. aiid Mrs. J. A. Martin.
Miss Ruth Craig returned today
from York, S. C:, whe she rt'"
on a visit to Miss Margaret McDd. .
her room mate at Agnes Scott Col
lege Miss McUaw came up to spend
a week with Miss Craig.
The Record 'force i indebted to
Mr John L: Ingold of Hickory route
3 for HonwDiK a hf,
wnicn in- ic -
eroned a picnic crowd on a moonlight
i"1'"" nigiu. The uartv first
wont to the swimming pool and soent
about an hour, going from there to
the river where sunp.er was spread.
Those in the party were Mice's
I ranees Howard. Julia Mitchell,
Bobbie roster. Dorothy Icey, !'arv
Muiphy, TVlen Covington. Eu-.v-'e
Long, Edward Clement, Melissa Kerr
and Messrs. Sumtnio Whitener Hen
rv Doll Manly Whitener, TTame
Ralph Flowers, Robert Bell, P-thnl'
tiamiitos, Hick Hamilton and Ed
car
SOCIAL COMMITTEE TO MEET
The social committee cf the Com
munity Club, with their ch a inn am
Mrs. Walker Lyerly, will meet Mon
day afternoon with a similar commit
tee from the Chamber of, Commerce
and Secretary Van Howie to dip
cuss plans for the commnoitv n';.--n,v.
...l-.l. ;n 1 ... . t-"-
wuicn win oe neid one Thursday
lernon nuring August at so-i!.
outing place. The meeting
'-fid at t) o clock m the
i i
v-umnieice anu an members of
ciai committee are urged
ent.
af-
itearliy
will be
Chamber of
the so-
to be pres-
Misses M-vv
Lamb anl Maruarct Smith at rheiV
1 home on PaiK avenue. Dilworth, are
j'being entertained .oy.tcnsively.
thm at cubical halts TuesIay, t!v
tables being arranged on the veranda
which was derjrated wih potieu
plants and garden flowers.
The pri;v a bud vise, for the High
est seorv was won by Mis.s Elizabeth
rei't. The bobv pi'.e, a ooden
doll, fell to Miss Tirzali Messick.
,vi-.cS,. Whitener and Mostell-v re
ceived a rose sachet.
The Mis-ses Smith wecejif s:ste( in
entertaining bv their mother, Mrs. E.
A. Smith. ,
Wednesday morning the DPwoidh
club gave 1a picnic at Lakjewood park j
" he i-.v or i Wiiitener and j
Mosteilei'; Wednesday afternoon Miss.
' . . fc- 1 x . 1 c-. . y, I ' '' r. I Ifl I .
for them at the hom.e of her sister.
, jorretn-e IL-mby. in Myers
rk; yesterday M'ss Margaret Talii
fevro--eertaine4 for them at her
home on Park avenue, and this morn-inp-
Misses Tirr.ah and Helen Messick
will give a cubical heart party for
them.
Thieves
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Users of Travelers Cheques sign them at the time of purchase,
and again in the presence of the person cashing them. This
adequate system of identification makes it impossible for per
sons oilier than the original purchasers to cash Travelers Cheques
except through forgery, for which crime there is a severe penalty.
However, Travelers Cheques
cash.
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as
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Mr. and
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,.A ,. .uov viro-inia. Mr. and Mrs.
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lev of Gastonia p;"" ; .
way iiwit". v
ere they spent
ory today on their way
iru. from Saluda W'..t
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