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. $ j m G. MARCH 17, 1922
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
PAGE THREE
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The Bisaiar Store
Service and Satisfaction
you always get the best quality, latest
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.-tvles5 ami iowusi prices.
Expert repairing promptly executed.
Geo. E. Bisamar
Jeweler and Optometrist.
tch inspector So. and C. & N. W. Rys.
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Local and Personal
Mr. and Mrs. P .F. Hilton and son,
Wiley motored from Magnolia, Miss.,
TO PRESENT PLAY
On Saturday night, March 18, the
'find (are spending- several days with Philalethian and Eumenian Literary
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hilton. Societies will owe lor the anniver
sary play, "Mr Bob".
i nis is a very interesting eowdy
m two acts, having seven characters
, I Mrs. C. C. Bost is spending some
mi. and Mrs. Lawrence Thorn-'time in Wilson with her daughters,
burg of Hudson were Hickory visi-1 Mrs. Claude B. Weset and Mrs. Robert
tors yesterday afternoon. ! V. Moss.
all.
A cordial invitation is extended to
Mis. D. W. Aderholdt of Henry j
,vri was a visitor in the city
tcrday.
Mrs. Fred Yount and Mrs. David
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job. Ask us about this feature.
Hickory Novelty Co.
PHONE 19
TO ENTER CONTEST THE ARRIVAL OF KITTY
The domestc science classes o-i the Local talent will stage the "Arri-1
yes- , Hickoi v hish school are preparing to , val of Kitty" tcnierht. at the Citv
enter the Southern Public Utilities 1 Auditorium, under the auspicer. cf
Company's electric range contest the Community club. The rehearsals!
f ) . . C .. . ili.. . . . . l.i . 4-' il A .i-i 1 1 1 . .-. i i - 1" . 1 1 1 1 1 V 1 I - 1 " 1 -i.l,,,.. i V r , . i . i . i" . , .
lidluier OI Npwtnn woiu in U .: j i i : ii- i in "Xfva v tj Hr.,,.,;,. i ;
snopping totay. .ship may enter. are being handled in great shape. !
, a v i V'1 ' - : '.'i'he Arrival of Kitty'' has been
Mr. and Mrs. Pn t mw o.wi i:u mrs niTrwAV.iv wnsTRKS t ffiven in Charlotte and other cities i
daughter, Oia Holt, went to Graham Mrs. R C. Buchanan was hostess : a .has made a big hit. It's full of j
mis morning to visit relatives. vesterday afternoc'n .to the Da "As i R'000 wncesome xun, and mere s!
' You Please Club . together with ain.thin8' to make you bite your hps j
Mr. and Mrs. K c Mon,;s nun-be r of additional guests at a about. You'll enjoy every line cv' it!
I Mrs. R. C. Love motor? tn Ph. delightful meeting at he.- hom on i.yeryoc'a'y is interested, in the i
lotto today to visit Mrs B D Wil Seventh avenue. work ot the Community can- r. nd
Hams. ' ' ' Beautiful spring flowers were us- want to help make "The Arrival I
ed as decorations am! were in keep-1 of Kitty'- a financial success, and
Mrs Tamr a t? w ing with the bright spring time j the players are due a gooi! house,
to Boston Mat Jft, ZT ekther out of doors. This thing of working overtime fc'r
about a week with M. ,r T ii?8 Instead of the usual discussion other folks deserves v. pretty good
and Mis 1 r vl Vonts, Mr. find cliticisra of books the.time was share of praise a7id you should be
Mrs. Solon Shook
and Mrs. Aza-
ter the minutes of the last meeting
and the transaction cf several busi
ito M.r'oii v...i
" "vu ui mr iu were anions- j:
the out of town shoppers ir. the city "ess matters wnicn came up i. u
yesterday afternoon. " ,tUn;ervinK of an elegant iuncheon
'11 , was a feature of the ' social hour.
Mrs. Gordon B. Crowell went to The guests were invited into the
LincOintcT. yesterday afternoon ' to cvning room an,d found their1 places
spend several days with Dr. and- at sman tables. A three course lun
Mis. Crowell. j cheon was served and each guest
tit- -i N , I found beside, her place a bunch of
Miss Florence Blc'omberg has re- fragrant violets which were favors
turned to her home in Mia'iapolisJ Guests in addition to club members
Iowa, after being the guest for some were Mrs. E. S. Earnhardt, Mrs.
time of, Prof, and Mrs. A. L. Lugn, Cari jj. Moore Mrs. Connolly Gam
the latter her. sister. I ble. Mrs. Geo. S. Watson Mrs. John
' j Geitner and Miss Elizabeth Ebeltoft
Mr. Robert Bonner has returned the latter of Shelby. The :lub will
from Linville Falls where he spent meet again in two weeks,
several weeks with Mrs. Rrnnpi- and '
children who are visiting her parents TRAVELER'S CLUB WITH
there. . mks. Mun
The Travelers' Club met yester
day afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs.
T. A. Mott as hostess. Seventeen
members were present. The club has
been pursuing the study of short
story writing in the different parts
of the Unitied States and yesterday
the first topic under consideration
was the South in Short Stories and
Southern writers. This paper was
.bly given by Mrs. N. W.. ., Clark
who presented her topic in a very in
teresting manner, giving also some
of the short story writers namely:
Charles Ed vert Craddock. Joel Chand
ler Harris George Wash ngton Cable,
also Thomas Nelson Page. This con
cluded the first part of the program
and Mrs. K. C. Menzies then gave
Rev. S. B. Stroun went to Char- an account ot the lite ot W, kidney
lotte today to attend a meeting of .'Porter or 0. Henry as he is known
Mrs. P. C. Halin attended the fun-
eial at St. Matthews yesterday af
ternoon of Mr. Lonnie A. Carpenter
who died Wednesday night at his
home in Maio'en.
Miss Minnie Bingham who is at
tending school in Charlotte arrived
yesterday to spend the week end
with her mother, Mrs. J. W Bing
ham.
(Mr. E. C. Ivey of Mooresville, who
is manager of the toy factory, a
new business enterprise for Hickory,
has moved his Itimily here and they
are occupying a home in Kenworth.
the Church club of that city. He will
be the jcuest of ;Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Smith while there, and will return
home .tomorrow.
Mrs. Sam Williams of Washine?-
U ton stopped over in the city for sev
eral hours with Mrs. Ge?rge Lyerly.
Mrs. Williams was enroute to Mar
shall where she will visit for about
a week and then refcjrn to Hickory
to be the mest of Mrs. Lyerly.
Mis? Iiene Coffey of LencIr pass
ed through the city today on her
wav home from New York where
she recently underwent an operation1
on her fool. Her friends here will be: MRS. HOLDEN OBSERVES
in the financial world. Mrs. Menzies
also., delighted the club by reading
two of his short stories. Mrs.
Mott then gave a Victrola selection,
Melody in A Major. Mrs. W. B.
Menzies concluded the program by
reading the best short story ever
written, "The Necklace" by Guy
deMaupassan:.
Bright bits of current events were
exchanged and later the guests were
served a delicious salad course by the
hostess. Decorations were Shamrocks
and were suggestive of St. Patrick's
day. The club adjourned to meet
next with Mrs. E. B. Menzies.
delighted to know that the opera
tion was successful. Miss Coffey has
been crippled for a number of years.
BIRTHDAY
Yesterday Mrs. Bettie R. Hold'en
observed her eighty eightr birfehday
anniversary and in honor of the oc-
Mrs. Belle Ingold and Mrs. A. K. casion Mrs. Carrie uamDie ano. Mrs
Joy came down from Lenoir last ' onmmy uamoie gave an nuor-ma.
night to see Mrs. Bettie Hola'en who "traumui 'ui.. tvc.vc
yesterday observed her eighty eight c flock. '
birthday anniversary and to attend For a number of years Mrs. Gam-
the Community Club play at the au- c"l"uu " ?
ditorium this evening. They are "y d,,1"ei.,,u . uut
guests of Mrs. Gamble. Mrs. Ingold for the past few years this na. been
and Mrs. Holden have; been friends called oft on account fc Mrs. Hn-
frr manv vears. Mrs. Insrold. has uenn wywicea aKe am: uuu me
reached her eightieth birthday.
CAMP FIRE GIRLS ON HIKE
THE ARRIVAL OF KITTY
A Farce in Three Acts
CITY AUDITORIUM
Friday, MarcK 17th(8;0 P. M. v
day she is at home to hev . numerous
friends who call in streams.'
Mrs. Holden ha?, been in Hickory
for many years, having moved here
from the eastern part of the sta4e
eil UIl ,rU TJtV.I'-, woo o tr-Illonrii hn ti
afternoon to the .74.u j 0, ,,it
'I-
vwtflPttJIE DERSONS IN THE PLAY:
IMltr.', W. A. Self
AanWrJ.s.sistfir.in.law. ., . . .Mrs. T. F. Stevenson
Jan$ his niece Mary Stuart Menzies
Bobbie llaxter . 1. .... . Worland Eaton
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Benjamin More - .; .Connolly Gamble
Tngf a bell-boy R. H. Shuford
V: u colored porter .....J. H. P. Cilley
Kitty. an actress Annie Killian
Suzfttef Aunt Jane's maid Helen Springs
I
c.::vEThe office of the Halcyon House, in the
c'atskili Mountains.
Tim k-One day last August.
Act I. Late' morning.
Act II. Early afternoon.
Act III. Almost evening.
f The camp fire girls were taken on
a hike yesterday afternoon to tne
I - .i j tut T7U.A intiiiuv-io i,3 uy -
t-mai miarniun viiw r.iii nisi .... .
rivci uy iii ; industries started here. She is re-
uonnev. Aitev re&un, Aur maikaWe for her affe and is a very
the young people returned to Miss entertaiAing conversationalist and re
Bonner's home where the: were , , ..liinho. nf
served a delightful supper. I f. ; .
These taking the hike were Misses rPOP;V(A nmm,K liirthdav
Martha Horton. Aline West, , Kebec-
ca Kirkpatnck, Cohne Abee, Garo terd av and received hundreds
Nichols Gladys Frye, Mary Wi lev -vf frienvds caled to 1&ave thelr
Lenrz, oaiue ence m. grcetingS and bes1: wishes.
Whltener. nnrinir Vio afternn Mastpr Cnr-
nolly Currie Gamble, Jr., young son
Miss Minnie Gwaltney went to of Mr. and Mrs. Connolly Gamble.
Oteen today to give a St. Patricks was christened by Dr. E. M. Craig,
party to the boys in ward 1-7 . She pastor of the First Presbyterian
will spend several days there before church, it being very fitting that
returning home. Mrs. ft.. J. ivienzies me mue xeiiiw icrave uj uayuo
I has arranged a party for the boys in mal rites on the birthday anniver-
. t r 1 xi T nr.1 A i. vll n v,t r.n Vita rrroat onan1mnViA.T.
Ward J.-0 ailU tnf Ijituica nuAiiaij aoiy ft 1 "u
of Hickory Post Nd. 48, American Guests for luncheon in addition to
Legion, sent up contributions and the immediate family were Dr. and
favors for the party for the boys in Mrs. E. M .Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
ward B-4 at Kenilworth which tne s. Watson ana daughter, Manna
local legion has adapted. The parties Steed, and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
will be all given tonight. Yoder. ' ; V
Several perfectly gc'oi! places have
been saved fc'r "great applause" and
if you want to make it "loud and
prolonged'', there'll be. a special ed
tion of the Congressional Record
brought o'ut for that purpose.
MllSlil
FROM SECOND ii
The petition of Councilmcn N. W.
Clark, for alderman in the second
ward was filed with the city mana
ger yesterday afternoon. The pai:
tionern are:
John N Bohannon. J. L. Cilley.
S. L. Whitener. P. A. Setzer. J. J.
Hefner, J. W. Whinant, J. J. Wil
lard,.R. E. Martin, K. C Menzies
T. A. Mc'tt, J. C. Martin, Samuel
E, Stroup H. S. Smith. J. F. Del
liligqr, Edgar L. Fox. R. C. B.ichan
nan, Geo. R. Wboten. B. L. Martin,
Chas. Menzies, Jr., J. E. Baib. A. P.
Whiten3r, J. L. Latta, J. M. Step
hens, O. H.Hestev. Paul W. Trout
man, N. M. Seagle, A. Alex Shuford.
The candidates to date are Eubert
Lyerly and M. H. Yount for mayor,
S. A. Isenhour and S. L. Whitener
for aldermen in the, 'first ward and
Capt. Gee1. L. Huffman and Mr.
Claik for aldermen in the second
ward.
Petitions may be filed up to 12
o'clock tonight, and then the race
will be on.
"CAMERON RORAL MOUNTED"
p i. PASTIME TODAY
If you failed to see "Cameron of
the Royal Mounted," made from
Ra'ph Connor's stirring story with
Gaston Glass. Vivienne' Osborne and
living Cummin gs at the Pastime
theatre yesterday, you missed a
mighty good picture. Better come
today. Tomorrow Realart pictm-es
present Constance Binney in "Mid
night" with Jack Mulhall as leading
man, and a cast which includes such
well known screen personalities as
William Courtleigh, Sidney Bracey,
Arthur S. Hull, Herbert Fortier, Hel-
ene Lynch, Edward Martindel and
iYK'nv extiii'S,
Fine horses and some unusual wat
er scenes and features of; this thrill
ing play, which verges on the mel
odrama Ve. Added attraction, a
Snub Pollard comedy.
HIWAIIAN SINGERS f
HUB MONDAY
Come to the Hub theatre Mon
day evening, March 20th and hear
Vierra s famous Hawaiian Singers
and players in "A Night in Har
waii." They will present what is
promised as an enchanting melody
of Hawaiian music, songs and danc
es. A fine entertainment. Don t
miss it.
CONSIDER POSTOFFICE
: ' The Republican cCunty executive
committee will meet in the court
house at Newton tomorrow at 2 o'
clock to hear what the boys have to
say about this postoffice business,
anyway. No admission will be charg
ed, it was said this afternoon.
MASONIC MEETINGS
There will be an important meet-
ine of the Hickorv Masonic lodge
Monday niffht..-- In addition to de
gree work, there will be several goo'd
talks, including one trom Man
Squires of Hibriten lodge. Lenoir.
. On Tuesday night the chapter will
confer the most excellent and royal
arch decrees and there will be re-
frishmehts on the side.
New Spring Ready-To-Wear
At Special Prices
For cash we were able to buy many gar
ments at less than value. We pass the saving-
on to our customers.
All Wool Jersey Coat Suits ...... .$9.00
All Wool Tweed Suits, lined $16.50
All Wool Tricotine Suits $25.00
All Wool Jersey Sport Coats .. . . . .$6.00
All Wool Burilla Sport Coats . . . . . . $6.00
All Wool Polo Sport Coats $9.00
Canton Crepe Silk Dresses $10.00
Canton Crepe Sport Dresses . . . . . .$16.75
All Wool Jersey Sport Dresses . . $5.00
Pure Silk Tuxedo Sweaters . . . ... . .$9.00
Crepe-De-Chine Tailored: Blouses . . $3.98
Twelve Mumme Pongee Blouses . $2.98
Black Satteen Petticoats . ... . .
White Satten Petticoats, Double
; White Wash Silk Petticoats . . ;
Silk Jersey Sport Underskirts .
All Silk Crepe-de-chine Gowns
All , Silk Dressing Saques '
All Silk Jersey Bloomers
Sport Coats $6.00 to
Tweed Coat Suits S9.00 to
Tricotine Suits $18.75 to . .
Sport Silk Dresses $20.00 to
,.$1.00
. .$1.25
. .$3.00
. . $2.50
. .$5.00
. . .$4.50
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...... $35.00
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a big soap supply. We are able to sell you some of the nicest
toilet soaps at prices which prevailed some years ago.
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