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SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1922
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THE CHURH'S EASTER
MESSAGE
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There is a t'Joral meaning to Easter.
TXnAa musical meaning.
And an artistic meaning-. ' '
"eall these are mere echoes and types of the spiritual mean
Jiyf'ot '-Abe great day whjcjjjyyyyje, .kept tomorrow. ' (
Master is the anniversary of the Kesurfection of Jesus
Christ from the dead. ' j
Church attendance is greater on Easter than on any other
lay of the year. Soma persons will gc to church tomorrow who
nave not done so for months.
The music and the flowers are partly responsible for this;
yet wv are persuaded that the deep spiritual significance of the
day is really the underlying reason. A hunger for the Resurrect
ion note in their lives draws men and women within sound! of; the
Easter message. t
I am the Itosurfection and the i.5e; he. that believeeth in Me,
though he were deau, yet shall te live: and whosoever liveth and
bflUireth in. Me shall liever die. John, XI; 25,26. .
''fhe churches Easter message is Life Trttor, fairer, fuller Life.
She hears the won: or her Lord, 4,1 am come that tl?y might
have life, and might have it moie abundantly."
Many of us are impoverished of life. Our souls are starv
ed. AVe lack spirit-vitality. Instead of joyous, buoyant over
flowing lives, we are merely dragging out an existence.
To us all, the Church bring at Easter a message of
A NEW LIFE, :
' A RISEN LIFE, ,
A DIVINE LIFE.
Easter is the day of the Eternal Hope. It brings to memory
iur beloved dead; or most of all, the Redeemer who hrolvp death's
power and assures us of a Resurrection.
In many churches tomorrow one may hear, in Scripture, in
sermon and in song, the Message of Life of the risen life that
is lived by Christ's power. v
To the hearing of this messaige we summon the deader,
promising him a welcome and an uplift.
THE MEANING OF EASTER IS FOUND ONLY IN THE
EASTER MESSAGE.
Now is Christ risen from the dead and become the first
fruits of them that slept. For since by man came death, by
man cande also the resurrection of the dead. JFot as in
Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be mat .ajive.-Corinthian.
XV.-20-22.
GO TO CUHRCH TOMORROW !
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES FOR
THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF
NORTH CAROLINA.
In the matter of R. F. Hendley,
Uankrupt In Bankruptcy.
Pursuant jtp an order of, Hon.
Lsaac T. Avery, Referee in Bank
Juptcy, directed to the undersigned
trustee in the above entitled cause,
the undersigned will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, on Friday, the 12th day of
May, at 2 o'clock, P. M., at the
door of the First National Bank of
Hickory, Worth Carolina, the fol
lowing described real estate:
Being lot No. 5 of the plat of lots
made for M. V. Barger by J. W.
Mauser, surveyor on December 24,
I'JW, located on the east side of,
Kikhteenth street in the city of
Hickory, and bounded as follows: Be
diming on a stone on the South
west corner of lot No. 4 and run
ning South 11 degrees west 100
IVt to a stake; thence North 80 1-2
Kust 200 feet to a stake; thence
North 11 !i-4 east 100 feet to a
ti.ke; thence South 80 1-2 west 200
'ft to the beginning.
This being the residence property
"i the said R. F. Hendley.
Also another lot: Beginning at
.stake in the margin of; what was
formerly called Shell 'street now
'idled Eighth street, in the city of
Hickory, which stake is also the
corner of Lot No. 5, and running
tlrt-dce South 3 1-2 degrees west 50
' t to a stake in the margin of said
iift-t, the corner of Lot. No. 7;
thrice south 86 1-2 degrees east 236
fH. to a stake, another corner of lot
7 in the rear line vl the tier of
'"H; thence north 2G 1-2 west 58 feet
t( a stake, comer of lot No. 5;
1 hence with the line of said lot north
v'l 1-2 west 207.5 feet to the point
't beginning.
Being lot No. 0 of Block A of a plat
' J town lots in the southern portion
'f the city of Hickory, which plat
is known as the T. S. Green plat
of lots. This 1M contains about
one-third of an acre, more cr less.
Sale will be made subject to the
confirmation of the above named
referee.
This tht 7th day of April, 1922.
H. E. WHITENER,
4 i 4t Fri Trustee
NOTICE OF TOWN ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that an
election for the selection of a mayor
and board of aldermen and town
marshal for the town of Long View
will be held on the Fti'st Monday in
May, 1922, at the School house. The
board has ordered a few registra
tion of all electors, tiho old books
having been destroyed? bv fire. The
books will foe o'pen for thirty day
preceding the election. O. A- Yoder,
iegi?trai, J. D. Mo'gain and J. M.
Herman, Judges. The boots will be
at B. C. Shufords store every Sat
urday. This March 28,j 1922. ,
O A. YODER, Secretary to the'
Board- 3-27-3t Wed. nd Friday.
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
PAGfc THREE
Local and Personal
SPEND EASTER AT HOME
Quite a number of the teachers.;
iaiu spending Lastei at home, M'isS
Kuby Giles going to Marion. Miss
The U. D. C. meeting has been
postponed until the fourth Monday
in April.
Messrs. J. V. Moose and Herbert G.
Miller returned by motor yesterday
ironi Lake Junaftiska.
to Morganton, Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mullen went to
Asheville yesterday to spend the
week end with friends.
Dr. Ralph Little returned to Ashe
ville Thursday afternoon after at
tending the Little-Harris nuptials.
Misses Pearl Frazier, Marie Allen
aind Irene Flowers are spending th
week end ft- Asheville.
Mary Kincaid
Annie Preston Heilig to Norwood
Mioses Helen Derrick, Ivah Nesbit
and Grace Blackwell going to Lan
caster and Miss Helen Brandon going
to Clover.
J. Arthur Webb has been awarded
th contract for painting and decor
ating the new Presbyterian Sunday
school building at Rock -Hill, S. C.
Mr. rod Mrs. J. A. Capns of Oak
ridge arrived yesterday afternoon to
be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Miller.
Miss SJrah Link from Charlotte, i
the attractive guest of Miss Mar..
Shell ill. for the Easte'- holidays
She will be accompanied home Tues
day ny Miss Mary snerrin.
Misses" Katherine Menzies. Elku-i
Stuart Menzies and Elizabeth Coun
cil are home from Fassifern school.
Hendersonville, to spend Easter.
LEAGUE HAS MEETING
The Epworth League of the West
View Methodist Church 'held its
monthly council meeting with Miss
Edna Havener Thursday night, April
13. Nine officers were present.
The meeting was called to order
by the president, Mr. Raleisrh Hawn.
The Lord's Prayer was recited in
"oiv-ert t after which the tranction oi
business followed. At the close of
-he meeting the hostess assisted by
Miss Violet Icard served deliciou"
refreshments.
..TO GIVE TREAT AT pTEEN
The boys of ward 1-3 at Oteen will
be given an entertainment this after
mon at 4 o'clock by the Philathea
class of the Reformed church, rep
esentativeis going up this morning
to put the party on.
Special Easter cream, angel food
.-ake, stuffed dates and candy will
jt served and favors will be Easter
jaskets-l with rabbit.- and candy eggs
'ansies and white roses will also be
ijivtn to the boys. There are about
S in this ward.
Miss Marv Murphey arrived yestei
day '. afternoon from Cherryville to
spend the Easter season with her
mother, Mrs. J. L. Murphy.
Mis'. George Craig returned yestei
lav afternoon to her home in Ashe
ville after visiting her mother, Mrs
Walter S Taylor.
Mr. Alex Shufford, Jr., a student
it Alevandria, Va., is spending the
Eastertide with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Alex Shuford.
Mrs. ChaS. Fort and daughter, of
Gastcnia are spending the week end
with Rev. and Mrs. W. H. McNairy
and other relatives.
Mr. Kenneth Menzies arrived
vesterday afternoon from Davidson
College to spend the holidays with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. C.
Menzies.
NOTICE OF ELECTION .
Tn rnmnliance with the require
ments, by the Charter oV the City of
Hickory, a primary for the pnrpose
of selecting candidates for the vari
ous offices of the City will be held
on the last Monday in JUarcn, me
same beinir the 27th day of Mav-ch
1922, and the first Monday preded-
mg the general election,, wnicn wvi
be held on the first Monday in April
1022, flor the purpose of holding the
above primary and geneml Municipal
election wnicn win dg ruerm on tuc
first Monday in April, 1922", the City
Council at its lust reguuar meeun&
appointed W. F. Burns, Sudjge elect
ion and James W. Espey, registar.
Registration books will ,be open
until March 31, 1922.
R. G. HENRY,
1 8 15 22 4t -City Manager
Miss Louise Jones of Salisbury n
expected home tonight to spend Sun
lay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
E.'C. Jones.
Mr. Burgan Witherspoon will ar
rive tonight froim Durham to spend
Easter with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Q. A. Witherspoon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Whitener and
Miss Essie Propst are spending
Easter with Mr. and Mrs. N. W.
Propst near the city.
Messrs. George and Donald Johns
ton have arrived from the North
Carolina state college to spend Eas
ter with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. P. Johnston.
The music at the Reformed church
tomorrow morning and evening wil!
be unusually good. At both ser
vices anthems, quartets and solos
will be given. The music will be ap
propriate to the Easter occasion.
GIVE TREAT TO COUNTY HOME
The inmates of the county home
were given a treat Thursday after
noon when a committee from the Y.
W. A, of the Reformed church car
ried handkerchiefs and aprons for the
women and socks and handkerchiefs
for the men, each person residing at
the county home, including two color
ed people, receiving the gifts.
The articles" were hierhly appre
ciated by the inmates as well as the
kind attentions shown by the society.
Mrs. T. M. Johnston. Mrs. R. P.
Wan-Tier. Mrs. Russell Robinson and
Miss Mattie Thamasson composed the
committee
THURSDAY STUDY CLUB
The meeting of . the Thursday
Study Club was held with Mrs. C
. Jordan at the home of Mrs. J
3. Gibbs. The guests were Mrs. A
.. Whitener, Mrs. R. S. Brown, Mrs
U S. Bach, Mrs. GSfobs and Miss i
irace Patrick. Readings were given
jy Mrs. L. F. Abernethv, Mrs. C.
1. Eost and Mrs. N. E. Auli Mips
Patrick gave an instrumental pro
gram. The program committee for next
;ear was appointed, with Mrs. E.
Lyerly, chairman; Mrs. C. L. Mos
.eller and Mrs. A. M. West. The
nusic committee was also appointed:
Mrs George Bailey, Mrs. Roy Aber
lethy and Mrs. A. M. West. De
.icious refreshments were served
n the dining room at the conclu
sion of the meeting.
MUSICAL PROGRAM AT
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH
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The musical program at St. And
rews' Lutheran church tomorrow even
ing will be specially inviting. Mr.
?ob Roy Peery, a young violinist
sho has recently come from Denve
ol., to Hickory, will play a violin
:olo and will also play a violin obli-
gato to a vocal solo sung by Mrs.
John Geitner. Other solos will be
endered by Mrs. Harold Deal and
VLy. Albert Hewitt, Jr. The music-
oving public is invited.
COOKING DEMONSTJIAlfiON
All next week, beginning Tites-
lay, 18th the Abernethy Hardware
2o. will give a cooking demonstration
n the Horence Automatic oil cook
tove in their store. During this time
hey will be glad for the people of
lickory to sample the many good
hings cooked on this stove.
SCOUTS HIKE TO RIVER
Yesterday Hickory scouts, troop
-To. 1 hi Ked to the river for an over
light camp. After some work on
he cabin they cooled off in the river
;ound the water fine. Then the boys
vith their first swim this season and
ooked supper around the camp fire
:fter which they spent several hours
ilaying games. The hike was thor
oughly enjoyed by the scoutmaster
md twenty scouts, most of whom
?ame back to town early this morn
M
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best ice cream parlor in town.
Special attention to ladies a.nd
children. J. Henry Hill, Nint.H
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Summer Fun
At Our
Fountain
The first swarm days of spring re
call to you soda enjoyments to
be continued throughout the month.
Make an early acquaintance with
our fountain and learn an early
appreciation of . its products.
Start your summer pleasui'es now.
Ice cream and soda drinks are
wonderfully appealing in the qual
ity we supply and the way we
serve it. You know prices are
lown at least no war tax is charged.
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Persons who have begum the pre
paration of articles in the Southern
Public Utilities Company word con
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ReccTd readers are familiar with the
torm.s of the contest. Forty-five dol
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first prize being $20. Those who have
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fully and get busy. It's good mental
training and almost anybody can
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"LIFE OF OUR SAVIOUR" PAS
TIME EASTER MONDAY
Monday and Tuesday the Pastime
theatre will present the great Bibic
al production "Behold The Man'
formerly the "Life of Our Saviour-''
This is a picture that every family
should see. It is a picture that you
will never forget. The most momen
tous event in history, exquisitely
portrayed in colors.
Special music at evening p erf ot
to ance by The Pastime Orchestra
Mr. Peevy Directing. ,
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Eveiy High School Pupil should spend a good
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Five Gold Prizes for the five best reasons why
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Five Gold Prizes given away Monday night.
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