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THURSDAY EVENING MAY 25 in?2
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.
Local and Personal
Important meeting Knights of
Fythias tonight at 8 o'clock work
in the first rank.
Bebe in Peril 17
WITH MRS. KOHANNON
. 1 j The O. Henry Book club held a
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Clarkson have lciir,htfnl V"-
u-k-vi ni7i f h IV! rc J fill n I ionii tin nn III
returned from Richmond and other Kenworth, the meeting being purely
points in Virginia. ! social with all routine mattcis dis-
I pens'od with-
., r, . j , i After a pleasant hour of con-
Mrs. C .M.oungand son. .Charles. vca'tVon and the exchange of cur-
of Connelly Springs were visitors in hostess, with Mrs.
Hickory this morning. afc..lstinp;i servcd a de
licious salad course.
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Lutz left today, The club will meet two weeks latei
going by way of auto, to attend the with Mis'. Connolly Cantble.
Shriners convention at High Point. -
AIICS. L.YHKL.Y IHWiiwa.
Mrs (jeorge L. Lyerlv was hostess
Mrs. Ruth Blalock will leave this veslcJ.day aflernoon to the Wednes
atternoon for a visit to Washington, Af' rink -inrl .-.nv-
Dn . UHJ .11111 JJHUg'. Vil" umi 'v.
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Mr. J. I). Ellilt and Mr. J. C.
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HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO
General Insurance and Bondt
Service Our Motto
1030 14th St. - - - - Phone 65
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A '.lumber, of enthusiastic rounds
,-.i'n-,-.rl iT.iih Mr; PVrd Aher-
. . . . . . . . i . mrn. 'i t.iiii i-i.j. - .
Aliller were among those leaving last. ihy holdi njgh scoVc and re
night for High Point to attend the iv-- tbe a tty bud vase.
Shriners convention. A dclct.lble iuncheon in two courser
. r a Tt 1 -i i. was served after the game.
Mrs. J. A . Herndon arrived Tester-( Th paving werc Mesdames
day morning Irom Kinston to be with;,, to' bwh n'Amia. II. C.
her daughter, Mrs. fc. A. Herman, Lut F k Henderson, E. Bryan
who is quite sick. JoneSf w j shuford, Fred Aber-
Ihe Gwaltney Circle of the First rJaltimore Ruth Baiol.k, j. L. Riddle
Baptist church will meet Friday af- and Ki(hard Ballinger
teinoon at 3:30 o clock with Mrs. J. . . .
L. Latta on Fifteenth street. j mp Tirrrv
T . , 4 ' I' Honoring Mrs. C. S. Bailey of WHAT A PUBLIC LIBRARY '
Mif-scs Elsie and Agnes Andrew of Baltimore, attractive house guest of ; DOES FOR COMMUNITY
i.rcensboro are guests lor several Mrs. R. E. Martin, Mrs. Wesley Mar- tl' it doubles the value- of tlje
doys of Mrs.. George C. Warhck on t,jn entertained Tuesday aff-rrnoon, education the child receives 'in school,
Twelfth avenue. cards being the diversion for some , arid- best of all, imptsiidesire for
. .. " . time. i kriowledge which .serves aii:incea-
Mrs. R- E. Simpson has joined MrJ A box of candy, the high score : tjve" to ..continue .'Ms; educat-'oa' after
Simpson on a trip to Knoxville,' prize, was presented to Mis. George leaving : school; and. having furplshod
Tennessee, and the western part ofi-L. Lyerly, wh'le the honor jruest was the, .incentive, it . father supplies the
! Seized at homo of Bebe Dan
lel3, Charles Caprice is said by po
'lice to have admitted he intended tc
slay the movie star f6r $25. H
was taken to a hospital for obsorva
tion.
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the state.
Messrs. Clifford Abernethy and
Ralph Flowers have returned from
the Atlantic Dental college for the
summer vacation. , .
PAY YOUR TAXES NOW
Don't let your property be
advertised for taxes.
I will be at the City Manager's Office
Saturday, , May 27th, with the Hickory
Township Tux Books. Remember, one
more Per Cent, will be added to all 1921
tax unpaid June 1st. See me- Saturday
and save the cost ' of advertising your
property. ' '
JOHN W. MAUSER,
Sheriff.
f Rv- W. R. Bradshaw has returned
1I0..1 Jainhuiiviuc, via., vnfie ne at
tended the Southern Baptist convention.
Mrs. R. C. Goode, Mrs. J. F. Gam
ble. Miss Helen Goode and Miss Ruby
Rudisill of Lincolnton were visitors
111 the citv today, the guest of Mrs.
A. M. West.
presented with some beautiful hand means for Hfe-lng continuance of
made handkerchiefs. A dainty ice j education. 5
course was served. I 2S: It proves for the education of
Those playing vvert Mesdames ! adults" who have lacked or failed to
Bailey, J. II. J.'. CUlley, F. A. Ilendor- , make use of early on.nortunitios..
son. George L. Lyerlv, O H. Hester, ? It turnisiit-is...BHprmi-.tuo;i to tf:ch
(Jarl D. Moore, E. Biyan Jones aiui ! J-s: ministers, journalists, physicians'
r Ti 1 11 '. 1 e n-1 ... 1 ' t a i.t:'. nil v-w v l.' i n c iinrtii Tir Vi f. li'
, - . . .work depend the intellectual, moral
DIXIE GREYS MEET I Samtaiy and political welfare and
Miss Mary Folk Wotten was ' advpneejnent of the people. :
hostess Saturday afternoon at the L 4 It furnishes books and .perodicai
Ma mfi,n. f tv,o niv; r.voir if"" the, cechmcal instruction and m-
'ihc recuar business se; sion wa
The poppy campaign will begin
Saturday and continue through Tues
c.py. memorial day. Mrs. T. A- Mott
h chairman of the campaign and
with a corps of workers, wii'. begijv
the sale Saturday.
formation of mechanics, artisans,
i . . . i ,i
carried on. It was unanimously voted f "11"' iBi '
thai- on t,.fion of ffir, ho hoA i W WU1K ItHl'-iUfS 1II1UW.1
(4 11 V 11-1;1V11 Vl. VAX1AI.J '--r
twice a year. A report of Memorial
lay, M.iy 10th, was heard. The chap
ter contributed a number of lovely
II.. c -1 mi . 4.;.,!
V ; , u i o citv 'by ..affording to
adjourned to meet the second itor- hi tand purest
ciay m cune wun miss ame urice
Spratt.
Misses Delacv Roberts and Aleeu
Whitener were delightful visitors.
The hostess served delicious cream
There will be a business meeting t and mints
of the Philathca clas3 tomorrow l
knowledge ot all persons . upon
whom depends the industrial prog-
ress' of the city. J .
5 ii is mcaicuiaioie oeneiit .to me
thousands the
ghest 'and purest entertainment,
r'.ui i bus itieiiinyr crime and disor
jfler. ' G It makes the city a move desir
able place of residence, and thus re
tains' the best citizens and attracts
nieht with Mrs'. Russell Robinson at CARNEGIE LIBRARY
s o'clock. The meetintr is imporanc OI'EN
and it is imperative tt!t all Phila
theas who can will attend.
Mrs. W. C. Newland of Lenoir,
others of the same character;
I 7 More than any other agency, It
'('""Hfs thf general standard of in
!' telligence throughout the great body
which js nj U(J community, upon which its
leouy lor j-mtPTial nrosevitv, as well as
Advertise in the Record
Thn Carnegie libary,
nearly completed, will b
use by July 1. Miss McWhirter, of frforal and political wcll-lbcing, must
in 3 Aiuwica uioaary scnooi, wno nas ,..,d
who has been at Yonkers, N. Y., for j been highly recommended, has been Finally, the nublic library includ
the past three months with her j secured and will arrive in time to es potentially all other means of soc
daughter, Mrs. John II. Day, passed msiaii the tooks for the opening. ial fcettcrment. A libiary is a living
through Hickory today en route J The library is for the town and capacitv of infinite growth and re
home, accompanied by her three! will be a great factor for good here, production. It may found a dozen
grandchildren. . Mrs. Day, who has ! Books or donations are in order and museums and hospitals, kindle the
been seriously ill tor several months,! " I he qratlv appreciated, ihe of- train of thought that produces beH-
ficers of the Library association are eficient inventions and inspire to
. o. tMiui j.noit, president; Mrs. noble deeds of every kind, all the
T A . Martin, sc ret -i-v, af"l M-.. J . Ti. . wlnle imparting intelligence and in
Cilley, . treasurer. Prof, R. V. Car-. cu lea Sing .industry,- thrifit, morality
hi' itu in. jr.. uel . iii-io nave in ---hH' s:ifif. and all those qualities
suggested as a book committee.
will go to Lenoir later. She will be
pleasantly remembered as Miss Jessie
Newland before her marriage. Gov
ernor Newland met his relatives in
Hickory.
Moose and Elliott
Contractors and Builders
Temporary Office over Mrs. Beck
ley 'a Millinery Store
A. J. ESSEX
Graduate Optometrist
Office, in Jewelry Stcre where yoor
yep' receive expert service without
th use oC drugs.
Geo. E. Bisanar
DOCTOR OF OPTICS ,
Error ot Refractio and U Optl
eal defects eorreetef with proyerlj
ntted glasses.
Oflee and eiamJaatloo ot m ee
ectlom with JTewelrr Puv
MUSIC CLUB MEETS.
The Hickory Music Club held the
last meeting, of the year Tuesday
night With Mrs. Geo. N. Hutton as
hcsiess instead of Mrs. E. L. Shu
ford, who is out of the city. After
the opening business and the reading
of the minutes of the last meet
ing, the roll was called, each mem
boi , responding by giving the name
of a, star who has sung recently in
North Carolina.
. An enoyable program had been ar
ranged and those taking part were
Miss Virginia Allen, Mesdames A.
B. Hutton, John Geitner, J. G. Car
rier, J. L. Murphy, George Hall and
C. R. Warlick.
The" club has just completed an en
joyable anil profitable study of music
and at all meetings the musical pro
LENOIR COLLEGE FINALS.
The, following- '- invitations have
been sent out: ; 'V ' .
The faculty and istudents of Lenoir
College invite you to be present at
that constitute the wealth and -well-being'
of a community.
F- M. CRUNDEN
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PA INT DEMONSTRATOR
HERE FOR FEW DAYS
Mr. It. E. Blizzard, representing
the, thirty-first annual commencement the Sherwood-Williams Faint Com-
May Lo to 31, 1922, Hickory, N. C.
Program May 26-31: .
Friday, 8:30 p. m.- Annual concert-
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i oaturday, 8:30 p. m. Contest in
'oratory.
Sunday, 11 a. m. Baccalaureate
'"moti, Rev. . John T. Huddle, D. D.,
Washington, D. C; 8:30 p. m., Ad
oress before religious organizations,
Kjv. John Fielding Crigter, Char
lotte. -A
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pany, srnveU in JUcKoiy toaay v.t
spend a few 'days with the Aber
nethy llardwpre Company, local
dra crs. On Saturday a paint dem
onstration will be lit id at this store
and for a limited time small cans
of Sherwood-Williams Fioo'sc and
brushes will be received in exchange
for coupons.
INSIDIOUS PROPAGANDA
"Mow do von account for the' fact
Monday, 1:39 p". m. Meeting' )of ; that a beginner is sure to win
trtees; 8:30 p. m., college play. j poker giameV"
Dr. J. F. Campbell
df:ntist .
Phone 370 L "
HICKORY, .N. C.
Office Over Essex Jewelry Store
CYRUS C. BAEB
Hem. Am. 8oe. ClTil Enre.
Waterpower, Waterworks aad
Sewerage Land sab-dhlsloa
Highways.
niekory, N. C. Cam. Com. Bldg
i: GraaiM reus, w.
Hickory Harness Co.
tianofactarers of all kinds of
HARNESS, BRIDLE. SADDLES
AND STRAP WORK
Repairiag a SpeeJaltj
HICKORY, N. C.
for the coming year German music
was selected. The club is not unpa
spcakhv," said
explanation is
In i - - i n-. . ... ll...
mat. it aim a iaci. w-e encouiHi uie
superstition so as to get 'tender-foot
interested." Washington Star.
was serecreu. me ciuu ui u,.,.a- senior class exercises, campus;
triotic in selecting this mxistc for the m literar addreRS LawrelM
programs, but it was felt that it-Rudisill E c, of 1903
. - . , . . J. UVUUU V XU .UU X . lil... XI UKJill rt t l v " ------
gram was very delightlul and brougnr d a a -Whitrnov 'of ! Cactus Joe "tho
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out me spicnum .unf nuniut-s 1895, Hickory; business meeting
the members. British -music and jA,umnj assot.iation; 12:3o p. m.,
composers weie siuuieu ine --.. Ajumni dinner, campus, reunion ex-
ercises, Highland hall; 4:30 p. m.,
8:30
nee E.
' , ; ., , j , ixvuuibin, rsii., ciiss oi ijoj, xvior-
wouia De impossiDie 10 mase a trior-1 !.
, i . r- 4. :i..j iganton
ougn siuuy or music muiuut .nuu- v.,.nesdav, 10:30 a. m., graduat
ing the German music and com- . exercises Address Rev W T
posers as some of the greatest wt, J J.
ers of music were natives of that, announcements.
country. .
Officers for the year were elected T1I1,V Ar.w ntc,I,rDrVT
as follows: President, Mrs. John Car- rT THEY ARE DIU'ERENT
tier; vice-president,- Mrs. W. B. Men-i There is a great deal of difference
zics; secretary and treasurer. Mrs. between lettuce and celery, but
A. B. Hutton. Miss Grace Patrick, 1 fhe reporter always has both words
Mrs. John Geitner and Mrs. A. B. niin.d hen he Wtes about either.
Hutton were named as a program trying to - avoitnc wrong word,
committee ,,l.v me uukji. j imt Wcib me
Delightful refreshments were case'.wHh . te-: fineMettuce noted tlie
served during the evening. other day. .The paper said it was cel
ery, put everybody caught the error.
G. W. RABY, M. D.. D. C.
CHIROPRACTOR
and Spinal Specialist
Orer Essex Jewelry Store
Chiropractic Eliminates the Cause
oi Disease. Phone 628-J
Jitney Schedule
Hlekory'Leaelr Jltaey Sehedal
Leave Lanot 1:10 F. U .
Leave BlckoirV 100 P. U.
ArrlTe for No.' II and n.
C. E. ROBBINS
Electric, Shoe Shop
r M THOMPSON. Proprietor
First Class Work GvaraatoW '
Phoae 10 Work DeUvered
tOSS Uta Street, Hickory, N. C.
Hickory Lodge No. 343
a. r. a. u.
Ree-alar eommanieatloa
and Third lloaday -mighta.
Brethrea eordiaUy united a
present.
P. J, SUTTLEMYRE, W. IL
W. L. B0ATRIGHT, Sec
First
FACE and TALCUM
POWDERS
Plenty of U3e for a good face or a talcum powder, plenty f good
products to select from. Maybe you have a preference, maybe,
you have not, in either case you want to be satisfied; bu if you
want a favorite, wo haye that; if you want us to suggest one, our
knowledge is at your service. All popular kinds in cither product
and at the same prices here as 'anywhere else..
LUTZ DRUG STORE
"ON THB CORNER" , .
PHONES: 17anwS17
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pound Often Does That. -Read
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doctor's care for over five years for
backache and had no
relief from his medi
cine. One day a
neighbor told me
about your Vegeta
ble Compound and I
took it. It helped mo
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to advise all women
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backache. It is a
great help in carrying a child, as I have
noticed a difference when I didn't take
it. ,1 thank you for this medicine and if
I ever come to this point again I do not
want to be without tho Vegetable Com
pound. I give you permission to publish
this letter so that all women can take
my advice." Mrs. Fred Miner, Box
102, Churubusco, N. Y.
'. It's the same story over again.
Women suffer from ailments for years.
They try doctors and different medi
cines, but feel no better. Finally they
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
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That's the truth of the matter. If vou
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f women have, you ought to try this med
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These hot weather clothes we re
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Economical in use of Ice
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