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FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 18, 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. .5 i ?
Expert repairing promptly executed.
Geo. E. Bisaii&fr
Jeweler and Optometrist. ,
Watch inspector So. and C. & N.JW; Rys.
In Temporary Home
HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO
General Insurance and' Bonds
Office between first National and Southern Public 'Utilities Co.
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Trunks Trunks Trunks
Girls and Eoys, if yon are going off to school. thi3 fa",
it will pay you to set- our trunks. We have just received a
large shipment of trunks, at prices that will interest you.
. We are now doing our own work and can save you money.
Phone No. 47.
A
Nash Furniture Company
' Have Your
AUTO TOPPING AND
UPHOLSTERING
Done At
HICKORY AUTO & TOPPING
COMPANY
J. G. Wolfe,' Manager
West 11th Avenue
Geo. E. Bisanar .
DOCTOR OP OPTICS
Error of Refraction and all Optical
defects corrected with properly
fitted glasses '
Office and examination room . in
connection with. Jewelry store
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CYRUS C.BABB ,
Mem. Am. Coc. Civil Engrs.
Waterpower, Waterworks And
Sewerage Land Sub-division
Highways
HICKORY, N. C.
Cahmber Commerce Building
Address: Granite Falls, N. C.
PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO.
Hickory, N. C.
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Hickory Lodge No.343
Regular Communication . First and
Third Monday nights
Brethren cordially invited to be
'present "
P. J. SUTTLEMYRE, W. M.
W." L. BOATRIGHT, Sec
A.J.ESSEX
Graduate Optometrist
Office in Jewelry Store Where Your
, Eyes receive expert service
'without thie use; of drugs
G. W. RABY, M. D D. C.
Chiropractor and Spinal Specialist
.Over Essex Jewelry Store
Chlrapractic Eliminates the Cause
of Disease
Phone 628-J
JITNEY SCHEDULE
Hickory Lenoir Jitney Schedule
Leave Lenoir 8:30 p. m.
Leave Hickory 5 p. m.
Arrive for No. 21 and 22.
., C. E. ROBBINS.
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Hickory Harness Co.
, Manufacturers of all Kinds of
HARNESS, BRIDLES, SADDLES,
AND STRAP WORK
.Repairing p, j; Specialty
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FIRE , FIRE
Insure before it burns
CITIZENS INSURANCE &
REALTY CO.
W. II. LITTLE, Mgr.
Let Us Protect You
Phone 108 or 14C-L
FIRE FIRE
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
I have some, very desirable city and
country property for sale. If
interested, see, phone or
write
J. W1. HOKE
Hickoiy - - i .N. Car.
Telephone 94-J
( J.'":C." 'DeRHODES
Notary . Public
Office over, Yoder's Carry and Save
THOMPSON-WILLIAMS
Prominent Young People Plight Their
Troth at Newton
Mr. Ernest L. Stroupe of 'Gastonia
is visiting friends in Longview.
Mr. W. C. Sauires of Salisbury is
spending several days in the city.
Mr. W. L. Clinard has returned from
a business trip to Albemarle. ,
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Lutz and son,
Horace, Jr;; are spending some time
at Virginia. Beach,
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Messrs. 01 in and Clifford Abernethy
are spending; several days in States
ville and Winston-Salem. '
Mrs. W. C." Moore and children of
Haitsville. b. C. are visitine relatives
in the city.
Master Russell Frye went to Greens
boro today where he will be the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. 'Frank W. Moose.
Rev. Walter W. Rowe and Rev. W.
H. McNairy were visitors yesterdav
in Lenoir.
Judge and Mrs. E. B. Cline and
little Frances Ferguson Cline left
this week for a stay at Atlantic City.
All persons interested in a tennis
tournament, to begin within the next
10 days and desiring to enter, please
send name Jo. John. Aiken or J. R. Bell,
Mrs.Mozelle Furman returned yes
terday .-fi'onj' Lenoir, where she spent
some time with' Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
Rabb. ',
Mrs. John W. Robinson, secretary
of the Catawba Countv Fair associa
tion, was in Morganton today in the
interest o'f the comin fair.
Mrs. J. D. Elliott, Misses Nancy
Worth Sherrill and Elizabeth Lee and
Mr. Joe Elliott Sheri'ill. are spend
ing sevevay days in Charlotte with
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Salassa.
Messrs. Charlie Brown, B. A. Paton
and Willie Johnson, county commis
sioners of Buncombe co'unty, are
guests at the home of Mr. A. W.
Hasty on Eighth avenue.
Mrs. W. G. Fbx, Miskes Hafttie,
Gertrude and Virginia Fox and Mr.
Edgar Fox left this week on a motor
trip to Meriwether, S. C., and Augsta,
Ga.
Mrs. S. TU. TTamrirlf and daugh
ters, Lena and Inez, are spending
some time m. Asheville with. .friends
Mica Pnnlino Trniifmnn RPr,'mnanied
them1' to' Ajheville to spendseveral
weeks with " her "aunt. :. ' ."
Rev. Brauncheig of Wisconsin spent
from Wednesday until today with Rev.
S. H. Puff enberger, stopping over on
his way to Claremont where he goes to
take charge of St. Marks Lutheran
church.
FOR MISS LEE
Miss Elizabeth Lee of Ridgecrest,
the attractive guost of Miss Nancy
Worth iSherrill, was 'honoree at a
lovely party given yesterday , by Miss
Sherrill at the, home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. D.; Elliott on Fifteenth street.
Hearts dice was the diversion of the
af ternoon and at three tabls the gam,e
progressed yith enthusiasm with Miss
Alice Cilley receiving the prize, a
pretty vanity. The hostess' gift to the
honor guest was a beautiful pair of
silk hose.
A luncheon in two courses was
served after the game. Those play
ing were, Misses Lee, Josephine -Lyer-ly,
Mary Stuart Menzies, Alice Cilley,
Mary Bellinger, Nita Mosteller, Mar
garet Hoitrook, Elizabeth Barkley,
Aileen Whitener; Mary Polk Wootten,
Katherine Hatcher and Louise Cline.
CLUB MEETING
The Business and Professional Wo
men's club met last night in the court
loom of the Municipal building and
transacted several matters of miner
importance after which the meeting
was turned over, to the committee in
charge of the program. Mrs. E. B.
Menzies and Mrs. D. B. -Taylor were
in charge of the sport but Mrs.
Menzie3 being Absent, Mrs. Taylor
took "over the entire program and an
hour or more of. fun was enjoyed by
the club. I
Recreational activities which nave
teen discussed from time to time
have taken on important proportions
and the club will organize several
brances along this line with tennis,
hiking and basketball as the main
footnroc Com mittens to head these
activities were named. 'The..-. question
of a meeting place was also discussed
and the club taking advantage of
Mrs. Love's splendid offer, will use
iViP Wuttercun Tea room ior men
meetings in he future.
The program was featured by sev
eral contests and in the first one,,
whistling1 con-
it imv-ivci c.t . ,
test Miss Emma: Bonner received the
prize, an individual box ot cracKers.
t 4-t, 'aonnA rrmtpst in which the
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names of different varities of candy
were named, Miss Bonner, Miss Swice-
Kood and Mrs. Clement tiea iw
prize, a big stick of candy, which
Miss Swicegooa arew. j. ...
The next. meeting will, De neia at u c
Butter Cup Tea ro'om.
SCOUT MEETING TONIGHT
troon. No. 1. will
have a regular meeting tonight in the
Kiwanis hall at 8 o'ciock. mis win
the last meeting; before the camping
trip to Meriwether, S. C, and Augusta,
that each scout be present and in full
unitorm... ' -
RulBfled Frocics
Messrs. Charles Henry Geitner, Faye
Mitchell, Miles Sherrill, Robert Cox,
George. Killian, Jr., ; Chester Eaton,
John Martin Wootten and Alan Coun
cill left yesterday for the mountains
on a camping trip, going in Mr. C. H.
Geitner's house car. They will' be gone
about ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Cline have return
ed from Gastonia where they were
guests for several days of Mr. and
Mrs". C. A; Moser. They were accom
panied home by Misses Katherine and
Louise Cline and Elizabeth Barkley
who were guests for some time in Gas
tonia of Misses Helen Moser and Kate
Hanna.
ICE CREAM SUPPER
' Hickory Boy Scout troop No. T will
give an ice cream supper on, .Union
Square tomorrow night. The public js
invited to ' join the youngsters ; and
have a good r time. i
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READY TO LAI ASPHALT
The Union Paviner Comnanv is hav
ing a sidetrack built below the High
land Cordage Company plant in High
land and next week will move its as
phalt plant here to beein the lavine
of the top dressing o.n the concrete.
contractor John M. Bohannon said to
day that lack of material had begun
to hold up his work. "
Chase & Sanborn
SEAL BRAND
COFFEE
Best Grown in The
World.
Whiter &v Martin
DR. kGLENN R. FRYE
PHYSICIAN ;
Office over 'Hickory" Drug Co. :
Hours: 10 to 12. , 8 to 5 ,7 to 9
Phone: -Office 36 Residenpe 477-L
We do' All Kinds of m
Radiator Repair Work
Johnson's Garage
MISS HOOD HONORED
One of the most delightful of the
round of parties which the younger
set have enjoyed this week was that
given last night when Mrs. H. D.
Abernethy, entertained about 30 or
more young, people at her home on
Thirteenth street in honor of her
charming niece and houseguest, Miss
Margaret Hood o Greensboro.
various games and contests afford
ed a continuous round of merrirrfent
and in an advertising centest Miss
Altfne WhJtener vand Jack: Hatcher
drew for the first prize which fell
to Master Jack. He in turn gallantly
presented it to Miss Whitener. Miss
Mary Polk Wotten and Master
George Elbert Bailey drew for the
booby prize with Master Bailey as
the lucky winner.
A inarshmallow feast was very
much enjoyed and later in the even
ing: the hostess served -an ice course
Guests in addition to the honoree,,
Miss Hood, were Misses Louise Mc
Comb, Elizabeth Hall, Martha Horton,
Aline West. Nita Mosteller, Mary Polk
Wootten, Sallie Brice gpratt, Helen
Whitener, ,r Elizabeth -Moretz, Agnes
Bingham, Aline Whitener, Elizabeth
Warlick, Adelaide Shuford, Clara Bal-lew,-
Lucinda Watkins of Charlotte
and Messrs. Walker Geitner,. Billy
Blackburn, George Elbert Bailey, W
J. Shuford, Jr., Orris Young, Bill Hall,
! Edward Fennell. Glevd Flowers.
Champ Martin,1 Jack Hatcher, " Kew-
zxey Pearce and Howard Whitener.
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C cAPVRlCHt SY M CALLS
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. Seven layers ipf ruffles and more
if you wunt them are found on"
the newe-t dance frocks for girls
and young women. . f
Ah;jHah!
CORNS
You can tell he has corns by his
limp and the agonized look on his
face. The limp "and the look go
together. OUR CORN REMEDY
in liquid form, so easy to apply,
fan be painted on the corn and is
guaranteed to pull out the ache
and later the corn itself. Such a
rapid, thorough action' hot dupli
cated in any , other corn remedy,
and the price exactly the same as
you pay for any.
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Phone 17 and 317
Newton, August 18. On Wednesday
afternoon at 5 o'clock a quiet, but beau-
jtiful wedding took place at Dixiedale,
I the suburban home of Mr. and . Mrs.
;F. M. Williams, in Newton, when their
youngest daughter, Miss Sarah, plight
ed her troth to Mr. - William Carl
Thompson, of Iredell county, in the
presence of the two immediate fam
ilies and a few intimate friends.
As the guests arrived they were
greeted at the door by the bride's
mother and Mrs. W. E. Jamison, Jr..
of Kannapolis, sister of the groom, and
ushered into the library by Miss Floy
Troll ingcr. In one corner of the room;
delicious punch was served the guests
by Mesdames J. Wilfoner Yount and IL
Y. Mott, Jr., of Mooresville. Each guest
was then requested to register in the
bride's" book presided over by Miss
Eva Bell, of Mt. Mourne.
Promptly at the hour of five the
rich contralto tones of Mrs. J. A1-,
bert Gaither rang through the house
in that most appropriate song of, "Oh,
Promise Me," and scarcely had its ech
oes died away when Mrs. Charles Sher
rill, a. cousin of the bride, began the
bridal chorus from Lohengrin. As the
peals rang forth slowly down the long
starway came the dainty little grand
daughter of the home, Marion Ader-..
holt, robed in pink and carrying a bas
ket of pink roses. Behind her came the
tiny ringbearcr. Ruth Ervin, of Scotts
bearing' a lovely pink rose in whose
depth the pledge of the marriage vows
rested. Then all eyes turned . to the
staiiway down which slowly and grace
fully came the bride, who never in all
her life had looked as lovely. At the
foot of the stairs she was met by
the groom and together proceeded into
the parlor and took their stand before
an improvised altar, where the beau
tiful ring marriage ceremony of the
Presbyterian church was performed by
Rev. W: C. Jamison, Jr., of Kanna
polis. At the close the friends flocked
around the happy pair showering them
with congratulations and best wishes.
Delieious refreshments were then serv
ed while all rang as merry as a mar
riage bell. Later the happy pair start
ed amid showers of rice for an automo
bile trip through the "land of the sky."
Un their return they will make their
home at "The Pines," in Iredell county,
the ancestral home of the groom
Tne bride is the youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Williams and
was born and reared in Newton from
which place the best wishefe of a host
of friends follo'v her to her new
home. She was educated at the Newton
graded school and is a graduate of the
East Carolina Training School, of
Greanville, N." C. Later she taught at
Scotts and Mt. Moure in Iredell
county, where she made for herself
a reputation for ability, : energy and '
hardwork. The groom ia a 'prqsper,p;a4
taxiner of Iredell county, is a grad
uate of Davidson College, and 'a leader
in both church and ' community work
in his section. . ;
The bride was attired in a blue tric
otine coat suit, with hat and accessor
ies to match, and there never was a
lovelier bride.
The entire lower floor of this spa
cious home had been thrown open for
the occasion which loving hands of
lifelong friends had turned into a
scene of beauty. The parlor, in which
the ceremony took place had been most
beautifully decorated in green and
white. An improvised altar had been
erected in one corner and before it
stood an arch of white flowers and
green trimmings, flanked on both sides
by tall candelebra holding white ca
thedral candles. Profusions of roses,
and lilies filled every corner of space.
The library color scheme was carried
out in green and gold, and in here be
side the punch bowl and register was
displayed the vast array of gifts, in
silver, cut glass, and linen. The color
scheme in the , hall was green with
a profusion of various colored flowers
every where. In the dining room ev
erything was in pink; the table with
its handsome lace coyer, bore in its
center a handsome silver basket of
pink rogeg tied with tulle. Candles
stood ; at?, each of the four corners,
while at intervals were placed hand
some dishes of mints and nuts. The en
tire hoise was lighted by pink and
white candles, throwing a mellow glow
over all.
The out of town guests were Rev.
and Mrs. W. C. Jamison, Mr. Thomas
Thompson and daughters, Misses
Mary Bradford and Clara, of Kannapor
lin; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thompson and
little daughter, Sarah, of North
Wilkesboro; Mr. R. N. Thompson, of
Davidson, brothers, sister and nieces
of the groom; Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Erwin .and little daughter, Ruth, of
bcotts; Miss Sadie Somers. of Scotts:
Mr. and Mrs. H. Y. Mott " Jr., of
Mooresville; Misses Cora and Eva Bell,
ot Mt. Mourne; Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd
(joodrum, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Temple
ton, Davidson College; Mr. B. D. and
Miss Lorena Kelley, of Mt. Mourne:
Miss Martha. Thompson, of Davidson;
Mr. w. rl. Thompson and Mr. H. L.
Caldwell, of Davidson College.
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Plo'win ifor whislcey, prohibition
agents who raided the Florida, fruit
farms near Loganton, Pa., are har
vesting one of the most valuable
crops ever produced on a Pennsylvania
farm. The farm has already yielded
42 barrels of whiskey, which are now
behind barred doors in the basement
of the, Williamsport jail, and the yield
is expected to be increased consider
ably when the harvest is completed.
The whiskey was ftfund buried at
various places on' the 2.40 aeres, and
believing that many more barrels are
under ground, dry agents are having
the entire farm plowed up. Several
large tractors have been put in operation.
oys
A group of college boys arrived in
Hickory today and are taking subscrip
tions to Pictorial Keview, the well known
and widely read woman's magazine, to
defray their college expenses for the com-
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resentatives a few moments of your time
when they call on you and let them explain
the merits and advantages of their special
offer. '
This offer is in reference to the Pic
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our store. The&e Patterns are simple, ac
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