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THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23jJ
THE HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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Wte are receiving and will soon have
on display the largest and most artistic
line of;, fine
Gold and Platinum Jewelry,
Silverware, Cut Glass,
Watches, Novelties
we hve ever shown. We expect a heavy
trade this year for Christmas and we advise
early buying.
"Make your selections early and we
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will hold them for you.
Mrs. W. C. Squires has returned
from a short business trip to Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Lawrence had as
their guests last night Mr. unu
Mrs. Ben Ncwland of Lenoir.
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Judere W. B Councill is sDending
the day in "Salisbury with his brother,
Dr. J. B. Councill.
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Mrs. F. A. Henderson and Mrs. R
A. Grimes spent yesterday in Ashe-
vnie.
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Mrs. Annie Reud left last nis-ht for
New York where she will spend the
winter with her son, Mr. Robt. Reud.
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Mrs. A. K. Joy returned yesterday
to her home in Lenoir after a visit
to Mrs. Geo. W. Killian.
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. M. Craig
Yoder at the Richard Baker hospital
a son.
Mr. and Mrs. gTw. Wilson of
Statesville are soending a week rn
the city visiting- relatives.
Rev. C. M. Campbell McAdenville
was a Hickory business ' visitor to
day.
Mr. Z. B. Buchanan, real estate deal
er, has moved his oxiice to the second
floor of the Public Utilities Company
building.
Mr. Fred Coffey of Boone, who is
ill at the Richard Baker hospital, i-?
.yetting along nicely his many frien.rs
will be glad to learn.
There will be a box supper at Peace
academy school Saturday night, Nov-
mer 25, at 7:30 o'clock. Also fish
ponds for all.
WITH MRS. LUTZ
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Jeweler and Optometrist
Waich Inspector So. and C. &. N. W. Rys.
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In Temporary Home
HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO
General Insurance and Bonds
OOf between First National nnd Southern Public Utilities Co.
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La- v iramia
Football Game
& CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
Thanksgiving Day, November 30
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
Announces
REDUCED ROUND TRIP FARES
From all points, North Carolina
To Charlottesville for this
Big Game
Special Train leaves Salisbury 9:00 p. m., November 29. Return
ing leaves Charlottesville 1:00 a. m. December 1.
Special sleeping Cars arranged on chartered and Berth Rate
Basis. '
Sleeping Cars on Chartered Basis may be 'occupied in Char
lottesville until 7:30 a. m.t November 30, and will be placed for oc
cupancy 9:00 p. m., night of .November 30.
Carolina Is Calling You
Come On and "Let's Go."
Mr. and Mrs. John Kenyon and
children returned to Charlotte the first
of the week after being guests of
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Shuford.
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There will be a meeting of the Parent
Teacher association of the Windy City
graded school tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock.
Mrs. E. C. Giles left this moraine:
for Columbia, S. C, where she was
called on account" of the illness of
her sister. Mrs. E. A. Richardson.
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Mr. J. A. Lane: returned todav froru
Greenville where he spent the p
few months. His many friends art
delighted to have him back in Hick
ory again.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Salassa came
up Irom Charlotte todav and will ue
guests for the week nd of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Elliott on
Fifteenth street.
Ward No. 1 of the Philathea class
of the First Methodist church will
meet Friday evening at 7:30 o'colck
with Mrs. L. A. Deal oh Twelfth ave
nue. . ' , i'
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Rev. A. E. Hollar and " daughter.
Miss Mary O.' Hollar of Anderson,
S. C.. are eruests of Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. W. Killian. Mrs". Killian is Mr.
Hollar's sister.
Miss R. Margerite Wilson arrived
last mgnt ironi unicago to take un
her work here as executive secretar
of Community service. At present aht
is stopoing at the Catawba Hovt-S.
on Ninth avenue.
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the Hickory Hand concert on
Thanksgiving. night will be one of the
feature attarctions of the eominc
week.' Tickets 35 , and 50 cents, the
nroceeds to go toward naviii"- for th
band instruments. A large crowd is
expected out.
The Flora McDonald College Alum
nae association of r Catawba county
will meet Saturday afternoon at 3:30
with Mrs. C. V. Garth. Mr. R. H.
Rice of the Publicity Department of
the College will be a special guest.
-Miss Precyous Hahn returned b.sc
night from a delightful trip to Ashe
ville where she spent several weeks.
Today she and Miss Lillie Hahn went
to Rutherford College to attend the
funeral of their uncle, Mr. Harry
Jensen,, who died suddenly yesterday
morning. ,
The Pleiades Book club held a most
delightful meeting yesterday after
noon with Mrs. H. C. Lutz on Thir
teenth . avenue. The .usual brines
routine featured the opening of the
meeting followed by a literary hour
when the hostess introduced her book
"Shodow of the East" -by the werl
known author, E. M. Hull.
.This book has unusual merits and
these wf-e brought forth in thorough
manner by Mrs. Lutz who also gave
bright bits of criticism. The club books
were generally" discussed and currents
events were sharect After the ex
change of books the meeting adjourn
ed into an informal social half hour
which was informal social half hour
of. a' delectable luncheon at tables
arranged invitinglyy about the living
room.
A delightful meeting adjourneo.
and the club will meet two weeks
hence with Mrs. F. A. Henderson.
MRS. SHUFORD CLUB HOSTESS
On Wednesday afternoon the Hick
ory Book club met at the home of
Mrs. A. A. Shuford. All members were
present with one congenial guest, Mrs.
Heald. Discussion of books erows in
interest with , each meeting. Curreia
events disclosed not much of interest
bu t the visit of C'lemenceau who
finds many admirers in the club.
Mrs. A. A. Shuford then took ur
ine topic for the afternoon, the book.
I he man who did the right thin"-"
and the author Sir Harry Johnston,
a writer more known for travels and
a more solid form of literature thai:
fiction. The book has wonderful des
criptions of Africa and more unknown
places, making it of unusual interest.
A regular Thanksgiving dinner ot
turkey, cranberries and all the good
things associated with the season was
served in the dining room. A pleasant,
meeting adjourned to meet next with
Mrs. E. L. Shuford.
MRS BAILEY ENTERTAINS
The members of the Fortnitrht.lv
Book club held one of the most, in
teresting and delightful meetings in
its history yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. George Bailey as charming hos
tess at her home on Thirteenth ave
nue.
The lower floor of the home was on-
enend "ensuite and prettily decorated
with quantities of chrysanthemums in
which a color scheme of white and yel
low predominated.
The hour devoted to the literary nart
of the meeting , proved of exceptional
interest with the book for the after
noon being "In the Days of Poor Rich
ard,' by Irving Bachellor, one of the
foremost writers of the day. Mrs. Bai
ley s vivid description of her book
awakened keen-interest in the guests
and doubly, interesting and important
was her, review?? oi the lite of Mr.
Bachellor who is an intimate friend of
her brother-in-law, Mr. Waldon Bailey
of New York, also an author of abil
ity. A personal letter from Mr. Bailey
was read in which he enlarged on the
personality of Mr. Bachellor. He gave
a keen insight into the character of
this prominent and gifted nian whose
versatility with the pen has placed him
in the ranks of great men. -
Following the program a social hour
was enjoyed when a beautiful three
course luncheon was served in the din
ing room which was artistically dec
orated with fall flowers. The table was
beautifully appointed and beside each
plate was found a characteristic of the
book, in the form of miniature bombs.
When these were opened and the ex
plosion had subsided, it was found that"
each contained a bright, saying from
the almanac of Richard.
: Mrs. Richard Ballinger will enter
tain the club at the next meeting which
will be held on December G.
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Of S3 women candiclotes for Par
liament in the British general t.ee
tion, just over, only three vcro
successful. Top to bottom: Lalv
Alderton, Lady Nancy. Astor, Mrs,
Wintringham. The last" two were
re-elected.
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terday ait'ernoon at her home o;i
Thirteenth avenue. Mrs. Martin re
ceived her guests in the living room
which was arranged very attractively
with potted plants and ure'ety chrys
In -discussing -her book "My Anto
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nia"by Willa S.'Cather,. the hostess;
brought cut some very interesting- j
facts-- and her thorough., comprehend
sion of the book was a treat as sir.-j
gayesa synopsis to.-4tfceckJ sketth !
of the author was given and this;
part of the program was brought" ;o
a close by reading a list of the au
thor's writings.
A social period followed the liter
ary hour and during this time booTir.
were ' exchanged ' and current events
were continued.
A beautifu" three course luiich?o-,
was served with Mrs. Maude Booth as
a special guest. The club adjournea
to meet to weeks later with Mrs. K.
E. Simpson.
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SCOUT MEETING
TOMORROW NIGHT
Hickory, scouts, ti'oop. 1 will have
a regular meetjng at 7 p. m. Friday
night in the Kiwains hail. It is nec
essary that every scout who has not
paid his registration fee bring the
money with him at this meeting." Plans
for the Thanksgiving hike will be
discussed and other interesting mat
ters taken up. It is necessary that
each scout be present.
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checks colds . before they de
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soothes tired, scrctchy . thrpat3,
loosens disagreeable phlegm
and soon breaks up '.he cold.
Now don't let your cold linger
on ask your druggist for
drying's
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syrup for coughs c? colas
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? lurthcr Information.
4 R. H. GRAHAM,
: j , Division Passenger Agent,
; Charlotte, N. C.
' Y"esterday afternoon the Wednes
day Afternoon Book club held the
semi-monthly meeting with Mrs. j.
L. Riddle at her hospitable home on
Claremont Heights. The meeting, at
tended by seven members, was k
very delightful one from every stano-
point.
"Province Town Players" was trie
book for the day and instead of the
unual critisism and review of the life
of the author Mrs. E. B. Chne in a
smooth, well modulated voice read one
of the plays. Her reading as well as
the theme of the play brought tortn
much commendation from the guests
and this part of the program was
very appreciable.
The usual routine of business wa:
followed and the' books were exchang
ed. A discussion of current events
brought many interesting happening
of the day.
The social side of the meeting was
featured by the serving of a delec
table Thanksgiving luncheon in four
courses in the dining room. Tabie
decorations and (place Acards were
suggestive of the approaching holiday
season and the dining room presented
a beautiful appearance with decora
tions and immaculate table witn
appointments of silver and linen.
The club adjourned to meet two
weeks later with Mrs. W. J. Shuforu.
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Seals, Tags, Boxes, Tissue Paper and
Wrapping Cord. .
Come in, see our Display. Make your
selections today. '
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