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THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 1 1922
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
PAGE FOUR
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WANTS
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On cent word fur each insertion
TUIS SIZE TWO CENTS A WORD
Jhii iize three centi
word. .. .UftSlft
All ds cah with copy. Count th
words before sending In your copy
flMIENTO AND WELL PEPPER
plants, l'onderosa and Stone toma
to plants, Cauliflower plants,
Southern Queen. Nancy Hall and
Tortiu Rica potatoe plants.
Hickory Seed Company 6- 1- .t
FOR SALE SCARLET SAGE
(Vlosia. Verbena ,and Asters.
Very finest varieties. Mrs. W. J.
Shuford Phone 1H4-J 0-t 2t.
Newton, June l.-Ycsterday af
ternoon at 5 o'clock at the ho o e of
her grandmother, Mrs. George W.
Cochran, on College street, 1 Miss
Margaret Wright became the b ride
of Foster L. Wy, of Portsmo uth,
Va., Rev. W B. Shinn, pastor of , the
First Methodist church, perlorm ms
the ceremcny. The parlor where ; the
ceremony took place was artistic, al
ly decorated with sweet peas a id
magnolias. On account of the serioc a
illness of the bride's gitindmother. ,
i Vi npnr relatives of the con-
FOR SALE CHEAl' MC.ORMICK
grain Binder. D. M. McComb
Ctpd
FOR SALE NEW CLOVER HAY.
-..ii wr v TCnrlev ftt .170G.
5-3l-3t pdeod
FOR SALE BOWSER (JAS TANK
and pumps. 165 gallon capacity. S.
J. Lawrence, l'hone 542-L
3-31 tf.
FOR SALE THREE BUICK TOUR
INC. CARS IN GOOD CONDI
TION. TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
FDIt HUDSON AND ESSEX
CARS. ABERNETHY MOTOR
ro. 5-20-tf
FOR SALE LARGE FARM, NEAR
Conover, or will cut in smaller
farms. Would probably exchange
fnr suitable business house in
Hickory or Cottages.
FOR SALE SWEET POTATOES
Slins. $1.50 per thousand 1 miles
west Depot. D. E. BAURINGHER,
Hickory, N. C. Route 4. 5-27-Gt pd
WANTED BY THE LARGEST
Monumental Mills in the Caroli
nas a good man to represent us
in Catawba and adjoining counties
in the sale of Monumental ami
Cemetery work. Address with ref
erence Owen Bros. Marble and
Granite Co., Greenwood, S. C.
5-2G-12t
On
VIOLIN RECITAL.
This 'afternoon at
4:31
o'clock the primary, intermediate and
junior violin pupils of Mrs. T. W.
Shuford will give a recital. The pro
gram is as follows:
( 1 ) Opening March Sweeley
Junior pupils, Misses Ethel Bouchelle
Florence Herman, Kathryn Hatcher
Mabel Miller, Maud Remhardt and
CUsrles Kirkpatrick; Accompanist.
Mrs. C. W. Bagby.
(2) Le Reve-d'un A'uge Benoirc
Lagye Charles Kirkpatrick; Rebeccj
Hvirkpatrick, accompanist.
(3) Nightingale Waltz, 22 Straus?
NOTICE SALE UNDER
MORTGAGE
-oM,-r,o. rmmle were present to wit- (3)
,ss the marriage. The couple en- ?. -Quartet, Misses Blanche Burns
tered to the strain of Mendolsftonn j Jessie Lee i,iay, iNeva eeizer anu
W. U. '-M.rs. li. iumer; accompanist, mis?
Bouchelle.
(4) Im Amerekanischen Volkstt3n
Bruno Oscar Klein (Farewell tc
;VIy Georgia Home) Miss Kathryr
i Jatrher Mrs. J. H. Hatcher accom-
tan ist.
(tf 5) Historiette (A Story) Joseph
ISSoch Miss Rebecca liowe.
(fi) Vacation Melody Harvey
D uet, David Behen, Charles Whitener
(7) Souvenir Joseph Bloch Misc
wedding march played by Mrs
Cochran.
The bride wore a lovely coat suit
of blue with grey accessories anu
carried a boquet of brides roses
and valley lillies.
Mrs. May is the pouplar and ac
complished daughter of Mrs. Kate
Wright, and a grand daughter of the
late George W. Cochran, for eigh
teen years register of deeds of Ca- j
tawba county. She was educated lit;
North Carolina College for Women L eona Lail.
at Greensboro, and has just com-1 , (8) Folk Song No. 4 Joe Weiss.
pleted a successful year of teaching (9) Cradle bong C. M. Weber.
in Lenoir.
Mr. My is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Adkins May of Lenoir, and a
brother of Editor Fred May, of the
Lenoir News. He holds' a govern
ment position in roiismouth Va.,
where the happy couple will make
their home, leaving Newton on No.
12 last night for that place.
WEST HICKORY ITEMS
NOTICE
I have several excellent building
lot" for salo fronting Fifteenth
Street near North Graded School.
Size arranged to suit purchaser.
Ijrices and description upon appli
cation. E- B. Clino
5-29-3 l-2-3t
WANTED POSITION AS AsSIS
rant bookkeeper or office clerk by
young nian with four years ex
perience. Student of accounting
by correspondence. Will begin at
. .$30 per month. Address "Book
keeper", care Record. 5-31 4t pd
FOR 'SALE FANCY GUTTED
Trouts. Get the best fish. Call
Rex Lunch Room, Phone. 248-J
No. 1408-lOth Ave.
4 27 tf Thurs Fri
FOR SALE 7 ROOM HOUSE,
Corner lot 85 by 180 feet. Apply J.
P. Burns Store. 1 19 tf Thur-Sat
IF YOU HAVE ANY BUILDING TO
do see J. R. Hilton as he is pre
pared to do your work on short
notice and at the right price.
. Phono 511-L, 709 S. 22 St., Hickory
N. C. 4 19 30t cod pd
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Of all kinds are now obtainable at
our store. BANJOS, MANDOLINS,
, GUITARS, VIOLINS, STRINGS
We carry a full line of all musical
instruments and accessories. Call
in and sec our stock. Prices right.
: .-Mail orders given special attention.
Piedmont Phonograph Co., 1017
Fourteenth St., Hickory, N. C.
2 21 eod tf
WANTED TO RENT TWO OR
three rooms for light housekeep
ing. Reference exchanged. Thos
K. Gamkond, Care Clay Ptg. Co. G-l
3t.
FOR SALE MILLIONS PORTO
Rico, Nancy Hall and Early 'Tri
umph potato plants 75c per 1000
FOB ValdorfU Dorris Plant Co.,
Valdosta, Ga., f-l-8 2t pd.
West Hickory, .May 30. Miss Etta
Cai swell, delightfully entertained hot
Sunday school class cf the chur."li
of God at her home Saturday eveir-
TV..'
members' of the class present were LVr
nuin jiumpnries, ju'iie, -ltose iNfiiie
Burns, Rose Cordtil and Opie Moore
The invited guests were Messrs Guy
Suttlemyre, Albert Walker, Bernard
Kenworthy, Arnold Hyder, Charlie
Pope Sam Sigmon and Claud Huff
man. The y.'Jng people amused
themselves for a while- playing
game and HsV-'ning to the phono
graph music, after which ice cream
cake, banana', apples and candies
were served in abundance. Miss
Carswell was assisted bv Miss RotfC
Cordcll, Mrs. Carswell and Mrs.
Crockett.
Lveryone present greately enjoy
cd the occasion and Miss Carswell
received the thanks cf her Sunday!
schc'.)l class for this' act of kindness1
which thev all highlv appreciated.
All present gave her their best wishes
for her courteous treatment. In this
connection your correspondent wants
to thank Miss Carswell for her nice
plate of fruit that she presented to
him at his home.
The baseball teams of West Ilick
orv and Conover started to' test their
playing strength here on the West
Hickory diamond Saturday afteT
noon. There w'as a large crowd as
usual, but the rainstorm came be
fore the game was over and that
stopped the game, consequently I
suppose if the boys want to knew
which team can beat they will have
to pack their flints and come again.
The Ivev Mill Company shipped
out in one order the past wek G9
bales of cloth, the average 1,800
yards to the bale: This is the larg
est order they have had at one time
for several years.
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Crump and
Mr. and Mrs. Will Burns motored
to Glen Alpine Sunday and Spent the
day with relatives. Ihey report u
nice trip. x
Mr. Geo. Vanhorn and his two sons
spent Saturday and Sunday in New
ton with the former's brother, Mr.
J. W. Vanhorn.
The Ladies' Sewing ci'rcle of the
Church of God in West Hicory met
last Tuesday at the home of Re
and Mrs. W. II. Pye. There was
auila a number present to assist in
the work and the circle will now
met every Tuesday afternoon with
Mis. Pye. It is hoped that? all thc
ladies cf the church will take an
there will be a full attendance at
interest in this good work and that
every meeting,.
Mr. Calvin Smith, who has been
quite sick for several weeks, is a lit
tle belter at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hedrick and
urriay and Sunday with relatives at
Maiden.
Mr. Will Starnes and Mr. E. C.
Leonard of Draper are here a1 pres
ent inviting relatives'. T. J. L;
' Misses Vera Shuford and Rebecca
R owe..
1(10) Folk Song No. 1 Joe Weiss
Bi axton Pope.
(11) Romance-r-Joseph Bloch
Aileen Whitener.
12) Historiette (A Story) Joseph
Bio c-h Charles Whitener.
13) Conte (A Tale) Joseph
Bloch David Bohen.
(14) E'.swn-Reverie Ficldhouse
Misses Margaret Setzer, Mabel Mil
ler, Florence Herman, Charles Kirk
patrick; accompanist, Mrs. Shuford.
Under and by virtue of the power
ind authority vested in the under
igned mortgage bv that certain deed
'-ated January' 3rd. 1921 and ee-
uted by the Best Hosiery Mills Inc.,
vhich said mortgage deed is of rec
ri in the office of the Register of
Oeeds for Catawba County, North
Tarolina in Book 139, at page, 354,
lefault having been made in com
ilying with the terms and provis
oes therein contained, I will sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash, at the door of the First
National Bank of Hickory, in said
Jounty, on Friday, the 16th dav of
une, 1922, at 2 o'clock, p. m., the
'ollowing described property.
A tract of land adjoining the
ands of H. B. Long, Alice Pope and
)thers, and beginning at a stake
)n Beard street, H. B. Long's" and
Vlice Pope's corner, and runs thence
North thirty-one and one half de
crees west 208 feet, with said Alice
Pope's line, to1 a stake in the center
)f the railroad; thence with the rail
road South 65 degrees west 50and
L-2 feet to a stake in said railroad:
chence a new line South 31 and 1-2
legrees east 212 and 1-2 feet to a
stake, a new corner on Beard street;
thence with Beard street North 64
legrees east 50 feet to the beginning-
Thy plant of the Best Hosiery
Mills, situated on the above describ
?d lot, togethler with the machinery,
stock and fixtures, is included in the
above mentioned conveyance and
will be Sold complete.
This the 10th day of May 1922.
DR. O. L. HOLLAR Mortgagee.
R. H- SHUFORD, Attorney.
5-11 4t Thurs.
FUNERAL GRAYSON BURCII
HELD LAST TUESDAY
A scarcity of dimes is reported
without official information on the
subicc I, t is fair . to suppose that
the scarcity extends to quarters,
half dollars, dollar bills and five
dollars. Boston Transcript. :
The following wholesale houses will
close on Saturdays at 1 o'clock
during June, July and August:
Patrick and Company
Hickory Grocery Company
Mosteller Grocery Company
Catawba Wholesale Company
Merchants Produce Company
i
M'l'XIAI, VALUES IN HIGH
GRADE FURNITURE FOR
Juno $70,00 narlor suits 54.nn
$125.00 suit S74.00, $85.00 dave
nottf suits 55.00 and $60.00, $250.
00 living room suits $150.00, grcon
point h ds 2 inch post 1 in;-h fillet
with wishbone snrinir's, $15.75 n
fine line rugs about $9.00 and
$10.00 Wlow market prices. Ruga
nro advancing buv rugs now. Rang
nnd s'iivos $r,.00 tc 25.00 less
than regular tries'. 1 'rood graph
ophoni' $150.00 for $96.00 easy
terms those are exec-lent va'nes foi
1 .June only. See tin at R"k Store in
West Hickory. W. L. Thornburg.
5 , . " 6-l-2t
Th" s.y the nation smokes $800,
worth of cigarcttov a yeai.
Nc wonder Nor'.f j C'jrolina is wear
ing diamond nnt1 cVsnlnving nnl
rotes of large denomination. Hus
ton Post.
The funeral held from the West
Hickory Baptist church Tuesday( May
yiO for Grayson Burch. who met' sud
e'en dealjh by being run over by a
motor truck, was largely attended,
tl ere being three hundred or more
pc ople present. The service was con
ducted by tihe pastor who was ably
assisted by Rev. J. R, Walker, pastor
of West Hickory Methodist church,
and Rev. Harris, paster of Penelope j
Baptist church. It is rare that such
an expression of sympathy is seen as
ft was shown at this lunerai. Almos:
v-U all who were present expressed
- fit .1 mi
xneir sympoiny in some wray. mere
jvas a flood of floral crosses, wreavhs
a nd other beautiful displays that
g ave ioken of sympathy and love
. Under such sad circumstances as
th is hearts can appreciate so. The
fa.niily wishes to express their heart
fet.t thanks to all who took par?, in
helping or in any way expressing
sympathy or even felt to sympathize
with them in the great bereavement
The little life is past the funeral
is ove r and the body now lies in the
cemett ry at Ho'ucks Chaipel await
ing the quickening - announcement
from hoaven that will bring it back
to life again in resurrection glory
and beauty.
, REV. H. R. FREEMAN
I P Pastor
Auto Topping
and
Upholstering
We have opened a plant and
are prepared to do all kinds of
iiuto topping and upholstering.
Located on 11th avenue near
Latta Martin Pump Co. ;
Should you be in need 6f any
thing in our line, call and " give
js a trial.
All Work Guaranteed
Mr. Frank Ford is in charge
of our repair M department.
Hickory Auto
Topping
tomi
lany
G. WOLFE, Manager
I
z&XFLORENCE
I VY oil cook stoves
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WE HAVE
Fresh' Beans
Fresh Garden Peas
Mice crisp cabbage
Mew Beats
Fresh Meats
Candled eggs
Live and dressed hens
Live and dressed fryers
Full cream cheese Watauga made.
n fact, anything to make a nice meal in
l:he way of vegetables of meats.
Call and see us.
Catawba Creamery Co.
Cash and Carry Phone 510
More
Heat
Less
Care
EASY to cook with, easy to 'control, and easy to keep
clean that's the story of the Florence Oil Cook Stove.
Burns kerosene. No wicks, no valves. Cooks, bakes, roasts,
and does it evenly and , thoroughly. Powerful burners direct
. the intensely hot blue flame close up under the cooking. It The
heat is automatically controlled by turning the lever handles.
i The Florence Portable Oven has a baker's arch that throwc
;: the heat to all parts of the oven. We are always pleased to
show you why the use of the Florence Cook Stove and Oven
means more heat and less care.
Abiernethy JHardware Company
Hickory, N. C.
Newton, N. C.
CHICHESTri S PILLS
Wyr. THE !' ..MONI ItRAND. A
Lad Ira t AU your Iruffci"t for i
hi-c)it-tcr s Diamond KrnndVVV
l'llls la Kcd and Mold meta!lic
boxes, sealed with Blue Ribbon. Y
Take no other. Buy of your "
IHAMO.NI UK.WU PILLS, for 85
years k nown as Best, Safest, Always Rel labia
SOLD 8Y DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Subscribe For Record
PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO.
Hickory, N. C.
Chase & Sanborn
SEAL BRAND
COFFEE
Best grown in the
World
Whitener & Martin
BY CY LONG
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