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WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4. m'
HICKORY DAiLt RECORD
PAGE SIX
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I!ODY OF REV. MB. HALL
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With the faculty of Lenoir. ColieffC
p.nd the teaohc-rs of the Hickory pub.
lie.Kohoolf. an custa. the Kivarns cmU
rut on one of its bie niffhts at -lis
weekly dinner and spilled - pollyannk
j tuff right and left. Praetioally ev
ery place was occupied and- some fit
the youngest newly-weds among the
Kiwanians insisted that they were sin
e le as they sat with a pretty teacher
on ''either side. He who did not enjoy
hb partner was without- fine that 9
all. - -
The evening started off vrith spirit.
It'waVthe first meeting at which Don
hA T; Applegate, the new' preside nt:
has presided over in his official capa
city and he did the honor in style.
The company sang America, Dr. John
C. Perry asked the divinf v blessing
and the rest of the dinnci vhour was
enlivened with song. Smiles wc-sit
strong before the crowd packed up
their troubles.
li jloy Aberncthy, who gave Alfred
f oreti credit for working . out the
details, had charge of the program.
He asked the members . of t3ie college
faculty and the teachers to5 introduce
themselves" Wd' as' the G0i.1;ov' more
ar o s e : the v v.x- i'3 g r c-eted. ., vi th' . a. gl a d
rnu;The JlVgh s -Jiool orehfjvgood
.'jistvearand' better thlsydafe&tfft'islv'
rd music and the youagwijianS:
like wise were given aioiMd;"'Of ap
plause as they presented thtfmelves. -Tlie
hall was prettily decorated for
the occasion, streams running .fronv
t'handelter to: chandelier, noise-makers
and balloons furnished by Ever-!
ette'vjohnsoii : being in evidence, and
the caterers, the Central Cafe,4 serving
an ?uiiusually good meal. . ;. ;:
Miss Rosa Le.e Dixon drer the, at
tendance m-izcv A song by Miss Ber-
th.i Dejiton " called for ' andther and
then Miss Virginia Allen- sang one fit
Rob Roy Peery's compositions, Mrs.
It. S. Iirow'n being at the piano.
' President Peery spoke briefly of the
work at the eollecre, called attention to
f ootball' : p radticc arid the - 'game witb
WWiGl today! h Zj-V y J
Kingfe county, New- York, to al- : , - WrX mm ' Xk riraa:;.
New HrnnswiekK. J., Oct.
ftvrmed'.'lite tody thai? ah ordor : di-
re('leitiar;itust6e& of Greenwood ecme-
county; Nevv' Yorkj to al
low' exhinriatlon of - tho body of Ecv.
Pdwdflheeler Hall,' who, with his
choir' Jelide.';, :rM:i.'' Eleanor R." Mills,
yras nturered' iephiber id; had )been
signed ' bjr SiiprenW Coui-t Justice
0r&I;.atan', ; -.;';'';'-flftiiF6&&M:&&ii&i
diredted ihat
the" k$iyj Jie eropVejd iid the iCihg
County 'ftositftt; inorgue,' whtre' an
'atitbp's j' wa.s to be performed by sur
geons of 'Middlesex' " and Somerset
conntic"3, psfew- sey ;andv Dr; vOtto
Sehultz, :jclnef ' ineieal .' examiner: for
the j diatrict iittbriieys office in New
York. Te body of ' the Hlifin preacher
probaitTy will be exhumed tomorrow
; Meanwhile, -state troopers , -Working
indepndehtly bf , the Middl3e2 and
SbmfrsVt county, inyestigators, are
sechingihe PWli-rrawliere
tlib fepief Wer-fin'ior ' the'rpistol
and knife "uied By fhe slayer. 1 " ' I r
t JanMflJttoitf 'tlie church
of St. John tfreVil&angeliafc'. r;'aHd
husband of the slain ehoir leader, de
clared today thaT if Tftf "'ht"Kad
am, svijjiui U'..l y - uy v -JilS
mends "these bunglers (referring to
chei coUftty : autholltiesy'wMldluive
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One Cent a Word for Each' Insertion
THIS SIZE TYPE TWO CENTS A WORD
Thi Size Three Cents a Word
'All ada cash with copy. Count the words refore sending'in yonr
:.;(t .-.-.v - . . . COpy
; Debplc to attend. He expressed his ap
preciation for the greater interest
shown-in the college -by the community
generally.
-Dr. Peery Avas followed by Superin
iehderit Carver of the city schools who
expressed his thanks for the- inter
est shown in the chools and the .teach
c'3i 'r -''-. - "-' : lV"; 4
Dr. R. L. Fritz, who has se'eii Lenoir
College grow' from a high' school '.to a;
jjnst class coHege. told - of the begin
nings of the institution, "its "gradua1
rise to a place of prominence in the
' educational life of .the community and
'rrtate 'and "asserted that, its larger
growth' Was-'.' assured. ITe said .that
irt'aduate.of: the: college may register1
for-the graduate course at the Uni
i ycrsity of North Cai'olina or any othe
f Reuthern Urtiversitv' and that student1-
from hero ' invariably' do well at the
university. ' - -:
-i 'Miss' Bouchelle gave a pretty toast
and the' company ad journed. :
: DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPER
wants position by 15th of October.
Address "WC" caw Record
10-4.1t-pd.
The back-to-Ihe-f arm movement is
hindered by the fact that many pea
pie who have Jong been in the city hav
en't the "price of a. railroad ticket.
Washington. - -
The ;,i.rouble with European ; debt
conferences is that thev uhvavss witch
" FOR RENT FurniKli T rnnma fni-1 nrrilin tn snmn l.ljin fnr oolHno- nnt
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llirht hOUek-Ofnino'. turn klnptu finm nf nnVMincr- tli-n PhU'sitlnlnlila. Innnir.
Btjuare. Every ' convenience. Phone , er. 5 ' a'4:4 ,
9TTL.CI 'aftM (! M .1 tn.A iv. w,i ' . - '
; STENOGRAPHER With eight years
experience' Wants position. Neat,
accurate and rapid. Also familiar
with bookkeeping. Address "Compe
tent,"' care Record. 10-4-lt-pd.
THOSE MILK SHAKES AT HENRY
Hill's are fine, try ore. 7-24-tf
FOR BBNTTw houses, one on
15th street, and one on 17th street.
A,i Setzerl' Phone 34 or 133-j.
1 9-30-tf
GIRtS EFFICIENT WITH SEWING
machine can make $3.00 per day
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9-25-tf
j locking' Hosiery. Apply, to E. L
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If yb ttin'i "get away", east
the attacka wlth - . 1
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jyANTED To do plain and : fancy !
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JUVilliams
CLEAN ;- COTTON .'R-AGS Wanted.
Clrf y Printing Co.-'. :' '' ,;?: ;;
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fpw SALE 12y acrea farm ; with
P 'three houses one mile from BrookV
"-ford ono 'thousand cords bf -wood
; i euny Xnm "P c; Bost. 10-2-3t; p j j
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ROVOKINCv MISUNDERSTAND-
The new girl VtHhV sknimer resort
being rowed, but to the ; fishing
orttnds.: :-.-:-v-?' ".o--kS itiiiJ
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e &lie rwnarkedl 'bw do you do
whenott hook a big' fish ?" n,
, "you; have, td vp.hiy Ibim with some
xki tti' lowered: the B-v4th 'tins' nam
Don't. ; let r him; ha--; e ' Ais head -too
nucb.' jeld a JJttle ro;his impetuous
ty bat k,evp a;firm ghasp;: Aecepc his
presents, 'such as candy and -the like,
"J'waa speaking of a real fish, you
rnean ; tbingl" indiguantls exclaimed
fhe otber-oaton Traiivsriot.
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BRING YOUR SEED COTTON To
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iR 100 PEOPLE FLEW WITH ME IN STATESVILLE LAST WEEK. HICK.
'LE.WILL HAVE A SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY - TO Pi v im a:NFW r.UR-'
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TATES, OVER 194,000 MILES, CARRYING 9.230 PASSENGERS; MAKING
OfTRAS-CONTINENTAL FLIGHTS. AIR MAIL PILOT AND STUNT INSTRUG
-I Watch for airplane exhibition over hickory at 3 o'clock
THURSDAY, COrtelSTING OF FALLING-LEAF, TAILSPINS, LOOPS, IMMELMAN
TS, ETC. THEN COME OUT AND SEE HICKORY FROM THE AIR: FOR $5.00.
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