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MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1922
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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The Bisanar Store
Service and Satisfaction
You always get the best quality, latest
styles and lowest prices.
Expert repairing promptly executed.
Geo. E. Bisanar
Jeweler and Optometrist.
Watch inspector So. and C. & N. W. Rys.
HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO
General Insurance and Bonds
Service Our Motto
1030 14th St. - - - - Phone 65
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You're always safe, in buying baseball
goods at the Winchester store.
How about a new' 1 fielder's glove, a
catcher'strnit or a new bat to help you play
a bettergame? Whatever you need you 11
find it Hire, the kind that would please a
big leagier. Special service to teams.
The Winchester Store is headquarters
for all outdoor sporting goods. New
spring stock of :
Winchester .22 Calibre Rifles, Golf and Tennis Goods.
Wmcllsater Fishing Tackle, Reach Baseball Goods.
COME EA11LY WHILE OUU LINES ARE COMPLETE
Abernethy Hdwe Co.
Moose and Elliott
Contractors and Builders
Temporary OfTtce over Mrs. Beck
ley's Millinery Store
Geo. E. Bisanar
DOCTOR OF OPTICS
Error of Refretio ad all Op
el dtfteti eorrtet! with proywiy
mtl iluiM.
Offlc and xamlnatlon room m o
' itti(m with Uwlrf Stor.
Local and Personal
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Jones of Newton
were Hickory visitors today.
Mr
Rock
J. B. Ashe was a
Hill over the week
visitor
end-
in
Mr. Thos Pruitt left today for a
business trip to Raleigh and other
places.
M'r. and Mrs. Earl Mullen return
ed today from Lincolnton where they
were guests over the week end.
j WITH MRS- LUTZ Two freight engines ran togeth-
! With Mrs. II- C. ' Lutz as Hostess ' ei in the yards at Statesville this
1 t w VmmP on Thirteenth avenue. ! movning and tore up the tracks to
4-u r;.,,i,.c tj.v rinh Violrl n VP such as extent that passenirer trains
tile X iiauo uvjyji vjw . v .v. m . j ( -
delightful meeting Friday afternoon had to be detoured in order to get by.
UT11GT UCSIS Wei c 1V1J s. IV. j?v. ' iuivu-u wo.a hijuicm aii luc atv-iucii..
Mrs. Ruth Blalock. I Train No- 15, due here at 8 o'clock
The hostess criticized her book "The ' arrived shortly after 10 a. m., having
hf-en detoured nrrAind bv Barber and
some general facts in regard to the , Mooresville and taking the mam line
author. The regular routine of busi- oi the Asheviile division this side ot
nesr, was cone through with and cur- ! the derailed engines.
rent events of passing interest were
Mrs. W. E. McRorie and son, Wil
liam Field, of Reidsville are visiting
her mother, Mis. T. E. Field.
discussed.
Following adjournment the hos
t-ss served a beautiful luncheon at;
small tables placed in the living j
roi.'.n- The club adjourned to meet in1
two weeks with Mrs. Albert Aber-'
nethy
MISS FINGER
HOSTESS
TO CLUB
Miss Miriam Whitener of Mitchell
College spent Sunday with her par
ents, M?r. and Mrs. A. A. Whitener.
The Limited Bridge Club will meet
tomorrow at 3:3Ci o'clock with Mrs.
J. H. P. Cilley.
Misses Lillian Rockett has returned
to her home in Granite Fhlls a'f;ter
visiting Miss Sudip " ShcrrlM.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L- Riddle are ex
peiled hone this afternoon from
Florida where they spent the winter
months.
' M' and Mrs. Gee W. Hahn had
a thei guests yesterday Mr. and
Mrs. Vance Lentz and Mrs. Leila
Rogers cf Mooresville.
Mis. George Fisher and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, have returned to
Salisbury after being guests of Mr.
and Mrs. P. P. Jones for a week or
more.
COMMUNITY CLUB
REPORT FOB YEAR
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Setzer, Misses
Louise and Kutherlne Setzer, Miss
Nancy Sherrill and Miss Frances
Tucker motored to Statesville yester
day afternoon.
The Philathea class of the First
Methodist church will meet to-morrow
night at the home of Mrs.
Richard Williams on Thirteenth avenue.
The Lenoir College Glee Club left
this afternoon fa its annual spring
tour and will present the "Bohemian
Girl" at Lincolnton, Cherryville, Gas
tonia, Kings Mountain, Charlotte,
Salisbury, Lexington and High Point.
Mrs. R. A. Grimes left yesterday
fxV Morn'stown, Tenn., to attend a
number of prenupiial parties to be
tiiven for Miss Jessie Donaldson,
'bride-elect of this month.
MV. J. Wr. Moose is moving his
residence from Ninth avenue to
eighth avenue and will build on the
Plinth avenue site a modern Pihr-
oom brick veneer bungalow.
The contract for the erection of a
ten-roam residence for Mr. William
Cox on Seventeenth street has been
p.Vlarded to Moose & Elliott. The
House will be colonial stvle with
brick veneer.
Ml'S. I flUTdllCO T7V1 U'CJo j-.nlll
. 1 J HO Lttlicu lu
Asheviile Saturday to attend the fu
neral of her little niece Evelyn
Bowles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W- R- Bow es.
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A.J.ESSEX
Graduate Optometrist
Office in Jewelry Store where your
eyes receive expert service without
the use ot drugs.
CYRUS C. BABB
Mem. Am. Soe. Civil EngT.
,Wterpowr, Waterworks aad
S!werag Land aob-diiriaio
Highway!.
Hickory, N. C. Clim. Com. Wdf .
ddreia; GraalU FaUs, N. C
Dr. J. F. Campbell
DENTIST
Phone 870-L
HICKORY, N. C.
Office Over Essex Jewelry Stor
G. W. RABY, M. D., D. C.
CniROPRACTOR
and Spinal Specialist
Over Essex Jewelry Store
Chiropractic Eliminates the Cause
of Disease. Phone 528-J
Hickory Harne Co.
Manufacturers of all khtdf of
HARNESS, BRIDLE. SADDLES
AND STRAP WORK
RapairiBf a Speeialfe)
HICKORY. N. C.
The Silver tea planned for Fri
day afternoon by the Y. W, M- A.
of CorinRh Refcrmedi church, has
pageant to he presented in the au-
mtovium on tne , evening ot that
date ihy" 'the children of the North
chool.
..Mr. J. ' W. Clay, head of the pub
ishing house of the Methodist church
South, in Brazil, who is spending
several weeks in the United States.
was present in the Philathea c lass nf
the First Methodist church 1 yes
terday morning and nr;ade very
interesting and timely address. The
Philatheas &C as their guests the
Junior Phileatheas and the teacher's
training class.
The parent-teacher association of
the high school will mept at Tup
auditorium of thajt ibuilditf? to
morrow afternoon at 2:45 o'clock-
Rev. J- R. Walker will give a talk
an education and Mr. Rob Roy
Peery will give several musical se
lections, these being outstanding
features of the program. All mem
ber? are urged to he present.
Electric Shoe Shop
P. M. THOMPSON, Proprietor
First Class Work Gmarat4
Pho 10C. Work D!iYr
10SI 14tb Bttt, Hickory, N. C.
Jitney Schedule
Hlckory-Uaolr Jitaty 8ch4al
Uara Ltnolr t:I0 P. M. ,
Ua? Hickory I.0O P. U.
ArriTt for No. tl and IS.
C. E. ROBBINS
Hickory Lodge No. 343
A. W. A A. n.
Refnlar eommanieatioa Flrsi
and Third Momday aff hts.
Brothroa cordiaUy larit at fc
praaant.
P. J. SUTTLEMYRE, W. IL
W. L. BOATRIGHT, Sc
Every
Toilet
Creani
Cold Cream, Cream Lotion and
Almond Cream, Day Cream, Night
Cream and Vanishing Cream. Just
o. few of the toilet creamn which
we carry. If you use a toilet
creSm it is here, because we car
ry a complete line of this commo
dity. LUTZ DRUG STORE
"ON THB CORNER"
PHONES: 17 and S17
The following was submitted at
the district meeting in Salisbury
last week:
With an enrollment of 338 mem
bers, each of whom is represented on
one or more of several committees,
it is impossible in a short rep-oK "Su
give but a fragmentary account of
ihe activities of this club for thje
past year. The club raised and ex
pended a total of $3355.88 gnvi
$1,319.79 to the Carnegie library
lund, maintained its interest W
school progress, suios-crAed $oOU m
stock to the Legion swfming pool,
Lpresented a historical pageant that
.utractec! state-wide interest and
won commendation, and through its
welfare committee carried out a pro
gram that we believe has been of
uorc tnn Ical benefit.
For the benefit of the library
fund the Historical Pageant, writ
ten and presented entirely by Hick'-,
orv people, was the outstanding fea
ture of the year's work. Given in
October before a capacity hcuse the
first night, it was repeated by re
quest before an audience almost as
large as the first- The pageant, which
cescribes tho growth of Hickory
from the days when this was a tav
ern station and when the Catawba
Indians infested this entire section,
is preserved in written form and kex t
cn file for its historic value-
The club put on an educational
Lyceum course which, although not a
financial success, is accounted a
worth while feature.
Wo rvoontprl a nlav. "The Arrival
of Kitty," bv local talent, sponsored;
an operetta and two glee club enter-tfiinmp-nts.
e-ave a street carnival
that was a howling success; clearing
on this $250. Through a oootn at tne
fair and the serving of meals to xocai
organizations, a neat sum was real
ized for the Domestic beience ue
partment of the High school. Sever-
ai ice cream suppers anu uaim tun-
certs netted many dollars during tne
summer.
The activities of the welfare com
mittee during the period covered by
this report were:
A county weltare comerence m
November ,with such well known
authorities as Mrs. Clarence John
son. state commissioner of welfare
Dr. Crane of the State board ot
with- l)r- Odum of the University;
and Dr. McCain of Sanatorium, pres
ent and speaking. Frovision tor sev
eral needy families; care of an under-nourished
baby for several
months and placing it in a-gooo.
home; sending of a man to Sanator
ium; purchase of blankets for loan
chest; sale of Red Cross Christmas
seals to the amount of $112; furnish
ing of magazines weekly to firemen
and the sick.
The club has been glad contributor
for $15 a month toward the salary of
our most . efficient township public
rna' Mice T.iaiirn A . - Koch.'
Cooperating with the .Southern
Railway Company, the Parks and
iff Ac cpf. nut a.
yard hedge between Hotel Hullry
and the passenger station, also
tori -flnwprs and trees along this
walkwav. Three park places were
planted in flowers and the plots car
mA TliA Rnv Scouts who have al-
wavs been helpful to the club, enter-?;
-i intn this work, ana m a;j-
;oitn" nf tbpir services the " com-
mittee gave an ice cream supper tor
tfcp hPnefit of the Scouts camping-
Through the joint effort of the
i t-u Pomptprv rnmmittee.
the work of beautifying the ground? 1
begun last year has been conunueu
tho ppmeterv put on a self-sup
porting basis-
The social committee gave a tea
at the beginning of the scnooi yeai4
for the teachers and patrons of the
the school, served dinner to ..he 11 Tlx
Engineers, Rainbow division, a
men aiiimm ,i'v"i ... , j
Chamber of Commerce participated
in a Community picnic at Catawba
Springs.
At the close of the fiscal year m
April officers turned over to the
incoming administration
ir.oro than $700 with all indebted
ness paid. 1
In conclusion, the cluib feels honor
ed by the fact that its retiring presi
dent, Mrs. W. B- Ramsay, is State
Federation auditor, and its music
Airman. Miss Pearl Little, tnree
times winner of the Duncan cup.
v.r.c0fl the sone- "Beaubiul
I America," which is to be ued as the
State Federation song tnis yeai.
MRS. S. H. FARABEE-
Miss Gertrude Finlr was de
li'iiittul hos. ess 'Saturday after
noon to the O. Henry Book club
and several invited guests. The
clu'b has just completed reading its
af-rips or bc:ks and it has been vot
ed to continue the meetings as a
sewing club during, the summer
rprsnths-
Thp list of books fov study the
nast winter included some of th
l.-.tcet novels ' cf the well known
writers of the day and combined
with that me ciub studied the
livps and woiks of the some of the
., t ' 9iviis writers of verse. In
taking a vote c'i the most popular
w.rvVe in tht; nresent series "The
KinoYlni-ii round the Coiner by
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Specials In Cotton Novelties
These Goods About Halt Last Years Prices
We have never shown as complete a line of
imported and domestic cotton goods. The
patterns are new and different and the colors
include all of the new high shades.
Conjgsbv Dawson proved best liked
with Gene Stiatton Porters lisr
t.- v..-'o rvjiwV.fpr" peminc a close
o ' -
A Ibright open fire and decora
tions cf"pretty storing flowers made
ih liv'nsr room, wheie the meeting
of much cneer
i .,,.r,f;.-i nnrl nddinsr to1 tne
IU1U auiawiu" " " .
..i-..t- -iVm crr-inl hour was tne
presence of sei ) aj guests includ
ing Mrs. L. F. Abernethy, Mrs. b.
11. Farabee, Mrs- Inam a. caicn.
Mis. Claude A. Jordan, Mrs. b. b.
in-Hier. Mis- C. C- Ld-
munds of New York, and Mias
With her sister, Mrs. J
t. ccno-. the hostess
1.1. i ; l . -' 1 - - - - 7
linimis salad course
t n v 1 1 -' -
coffee. ,a . .-n i-
ANOTHER HICKORY HIGH
SCHOOL GIRL HONORED
Me-
J.:n A-served
and hot
An honor tiat comes highly ap
preciated io the many friends ol Miss
Jane Menzies, the beautiful and at
ti active daughter of Mr. and Mrs
E B. Menzies, who is a student at
the North Carolina College for
Women at Greensboro, is the select
ion of Miss Menzies fPn' the cast tor
Oscar Wilde's four act play, "Lady
Windermere's Fan" to be presented at
the college on April 29. The lead
ing roles are to be taken by Miss
Marie Bronitz and Miss Menzies and
the honor that comes to Miss Men
zies is quite signal as she, a mem
ber of the Sophomore class, is to
take a leading role with Miss Brortitz,
president of the student governing
board.
Miss Mendies is another ot-HiCKory s
daughters who has won honors at
the college. A recent issue oi tne
Charlotte Observes gives :he iol-
lowing:
The cast for "Lady Windermere s
an,". Oscar Wilde's four-act play to
be presented by tne ivisasquerauers,
the dramatic club of North Carolina
college,; in the college hfluitorium
April 29, was made publi Tuesday
morning. The Mh squeraders have
been rehearsing for several weeks
under the direction of Prof. W. R
Taylor, of the English department of
Hir fnllpo-ft. and teei that the per
formance this year phould surpass all
of their efforts m the past.
Professor Tjrylor states the cluo
was unusually i.ortunate. in tne se
lection of characters. It is expected
that Miss Marie Bronitz and Miss
Jane Menzies, in the leading roles.
will set a new standard in acting in
the college plays. The parts of Ladv
Windermere and Mrs. Erlynne both
lend themselves well to eXiPectionally
ffrie damatic . interpretation and
should afford the young women an ex
cellent opportunity to display their
historic ability.
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Extra value 39c yd. "
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$1.00 last year-V-CQc yd..
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fine goods, twelve new colors, '
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GINGHAMS 32 in. Fine weave Domestic
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Ginghams, the newest ,
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GINGHAMS Andersons Ivanhoe, brand new patterns, 32 inch wide.
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Complete lines of Ratines, Liner.es, Pure Linens, Voiles, Crepes,
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"SATURDAY NIGHT? COMING
Cecil DeMille's latest ' Paramount
nicture "Saturday Night" by Jeanie
Macpherson played by a brilliant cast
including Hheodore Roberts, Conrad
Nagel. Beatrice Joyce, Edith Roberts
and Jac-k Mowser will be the fea
ture attraction at the Pastime theatre
Thn.r(fev and Fridav this week.
Special .music at the evening per
formance by the Pastime orchestra'
Mr. Peery conducting. -1
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