Hickory daily record. [volume], November 29, 1922, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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WEDNESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 29. 1922. ; '
llj l . . Mrs P.' w!' Carpenter of Convj - yJ .
visiUng her daughter, Mrs. DY.? h. . : .T ' --' A ) J L lvX MTN I tel
n Mrs. Clyde V. Price left today ! for I still imgffdTo bla1ive, V? -SAr Ulu l fwl I i ilj-g5sw mUnh IMjITll '
Ml'S., Robert V. Moss will (intpvfnm
the Do As You Please fhih PriVlnv
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
OuTloL'ram'frore'fho dawn, I ' Jj&'f&lUFm IjJ ' It i j fPrV7, (A ill;'
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Wc 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 have ever shown; We expect a heavy
trade this year for Christmas and we advise
early buying.
Make your selections early and we
will hold them for you.
Eibaniar
Jeweler and .Optometrist
V'WiitcJQnspecitbr.Sb. and G. &. N. W. Rys.
In Temporary Home
HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO
General Insurance and
Ofl btwtB Firat National and Southern Public Utilities Co.
Advertise in the Record
Christmas
matters
KODAKS AND KODAK SUPPLIES
CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS
CHILDREN'S TOYS
TRICYCLES
COMPLETE LINE OF
.STATIONERY
OFFICE SUPPLIES
EVERYTHING IN BOOKS
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Dyke Shop
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The Communitv c nh will ttioAf . TTvi'
dy afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in-tHe
court room of the Municipal building.
Circle NO. -3. Of the First Uanfiat
church will meet Friday afternoon at
3 o clock with Mrs. Russel Pooe.
Miss Sarah Town?pnrl nf T.onmV -iwili
pe me guest over Thanksgiving of Miss
Lmma Bonnpr
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Miss Louis Hanna went to Raleigh
wiis morning to attend the North Car
olina leachers' assembly
Rev. D. F. Hamrick of Thomasville
will conduct the Thanksgiving service
at tne iirst Baptist church tomor
row morning at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Karl -W. Broom and lnvlv
little daughter. Nancv. are snpndiniv
the Thanksgiving holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sills, at Alh.
marle.
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Mr. Elbert Ivey is soendiner the re
mainder of this week in Forest Citv
in the interest of the Southern Desk
company.
Miss Theresa Williams of Wilson ar-
ived in the city today to be a guest
over the rhanksgnling hohdavs of
Mrs. Robert V. Moss.
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Mr. C. C. Bost and Mr. Carroll C.
OSC. Jr.. Will snend tnmniTnw with
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bost near Morjran-
ton and hunt for a part of the day.
I thought it better still tn soo.
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The first snow of the seasc
It gave me rare delight
Like lace of finest : texture.
It robed the . higher slopes,
And made me think of Paradise,
The land of all my hop?s.
The rain of yesterday even' v
To snow by dawn had turned.
A God-send to the. country side,
'Where forest fives had 'burned.
And weary men are glad,
To see the hills of snow,
For it means surcease of fighting
The forest's deadliest foe.
And today we're thankful,
or snow as tor the rain,
For summer davs and autumn hs,
For joy and also pain, -
There will be a cake walk at the
Mountain Grove school house Fri
day night December 1. The proceeds
will go to the benefit of the school,
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Mrs. E. B. Menzies has returned
from a delightful visit to Virginia and
New York where she spent thepast
two weeks. 1
There will be an important meeting
of both Scout troops in the Kiwanis
hall Friday night and all members are
urged to be present.
Mr. Harold Essex arrived home last
night from the University to spend
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Essex.
Mrs .R. M. Bumgarner, Miss Delia
Bumgarner and Mrs. J. L. Friday are
ill at their home on Tenth avenue,
their many friends will regret exceed
igly to learn.
The .fire department was called out
late yesterday afternoon in response
to an alarm near the standpipe, but
the fire was out before the truck
reached the scene. ,
For all are ministers nf life.
And make it rich indeed.
In blessed and abiding wealth,
Abundant tor our need.
N. S. HOAGLAND.
Hickory, N. C, Nov. 28.
COMMUNITY CLUB FRIDAY
The December meeting of the Com
munity club will be held Friday after
noon at 3:30 o'clock in the court room
of the municipal building.
It is hoped to have Miss R. Mar
guerite Wilson of the Community Ser
vice present to make an address be
fore the club. The meeting will be im
portant and all members are urged
to be present. ; t '
HUNT-ISENHOUR
Mr. Dwight L. Hunt and Miss Louise
Isenhour, two popular young people,
were united in marriage Moijday ev
ening at the Methodist parsonage bv
Kev. C b. Kirknatrick in the nresenee
of a few friends. The groom for four
years has been employed in the office
of Johnson's Garage and is an energet
ic and competent y6uhg man. His
bride, who is a -daughter of Mr. and1
Mrs. S. A. Isenhour, is one of the pret
tiest young ladies in Hickory, and has
hosts of friends and well wishers. For
the present they are residing with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isenhour on Fif
teenth avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunt went to Ashe-
ville today to spend Thanksgiving.
THANKSGIVING PARTY
Some members of both Scout troops
will leave here tomorrow afternoon for
the river, where they will spend the
week-end in their cabin. The boys will
have a big time.
Mrs. E. G. Harris of Chester, S. C,
is visiting her mSther, Mrs. Geo. Her
man on Tenth avenue. Mr. and Mrs.
Harris are moving from Chester to
Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Cline left
today for Asheville, where tomorrow
Mr. Cline will attend the Dokie con
vention. Mtessrs. Noble Shumate and
Harvey Wilfong will be initiated into
the mysteries of the' order.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Watson and son,
McDonald, left today for Princeton,
Ind., where they will make their home
in the future. During their three years'
residence in Hickory Mr. and Mrs.
Watson made many close friends who
will regret to give them up.
The Mec ord calls attention to a two-
page ad. known in the shop as a "dou-
ble spi'ead, oi Bryson-onyuei-uuiaiu
Company announcing some unusual
values in this big store. From Bar
rvnni Rnepment tn the second, floor,
where ladies' ready-to-wear is display
ed. Manager Dillard has reduced prices
but the values remain nigu.
workmen have finished the tile front
in the store and it looked gooo louiiy.
D. A. R. WITH MRS. WHITENER
The .Tnhn Hovle chapter D. A. R. held
I the regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. s. i- wniwn.
Deports were submitted Dy xne un-
ferent committees ana several
.uvV.ofc were enrolled.
Tl, recent. Mrs. li.. li. onuiuiu,
m n 1 ,
gave an account x
vention held at High Point.
After tHe business session, mu
Whitener, assisted by Mrs. Rowe, serv
ed a tempting salad course.
MRS HALL HOSTESS
The men of the Episcopal church are
giving a party tonight tor the wo
men of the parish in the form of a
reception and Thanksgiving Dinner,
all of which has been prepared by the
men, who have kept their wives in ig
norance of what they are to find
when they arrive at the parish house
at 6:30 this evening. This is altogeth
er a new departure from the ordinary
way of doing church work, which is us
ually done for the most part by the
women. When the rector suggested this
matter to some of his men, they were
all enthusiastic over the idea, and have
taken hold with a fine spirit and are
determined to show the women that
they are able and willing to do some
thing, Major T. A. Mott is chairman
of the committee on arrangements and
has under him an efficient corps of wil
ling workers who. are all going to see
to it that the matter is a success.
'TURN TO THE RIGHT"
PASTIME TOMORROW
; "Turn to the rights -the most popu
lar comedy-drama of the stage, whose
appeal was testified to by millions ot
theatre-goers, has been transferred to
the screen and will be seen at the Pas
time theatre tomorrow and Friday
AS a stage play, "Turn to the Right''
made a fortune for John Golden who
presented it and for the authors, Win
chell Smith and John E. Hazzard.
Keeping up this financial record a half
interest in the screen rights was
sold to Metro Pictures Corporation for
a quarter of a million dollars, top
price for any motion picture produc
tion. The screen version is presented
by , John Golden and Marcus Loew and
is a Rex Insrram production, directed
bv the creator, for the silent drama, of
"The Four Horsemen of the Apoca
lypse" and "The Conquering Power.
It tells the story of a country Doy
who. while serving a prison term un-
iustlv becomes acquainted with two
crooks, returning home he imas tne
morgage about to be foreclosed by tne j
JIFFION TEA APRONS t
Something Frenchy in Aprondom! -
COLLEGE GIRLS and women who' entertain informally, will wel
come these charming-bits of "aprondom" to slip on over dressy .
frocks. ' - , , :
FASHIONED from the fine imported organdies and Swissesthe
do not hide the attractiveness of your gown, but add an artistic '
touch ' . , '
SUITABLE FOR GIFTS - :
LOVELY TINTS in effective Frenehy combinations. Artistically '
trimmed with circlets of ruff lings, embroidered flowers, pin.tucks-, :
laces and picoterie. .. ;
CRISS-CROSS STRAPS hold them in place. No hooks, buttons or
clasps. Smart pockets that boast of chicness.
Attractively Priced too! $1 .00 to $2.50 i
ATTRACTIVE HOLIDAY GIFTS NOW ON DISPLAY
You will agree with us that our Assortment of useful giffes ;
10 muie uuiiijjicLt: -mail cvenuciure. vv t; 11SL oeiOW a IGW lteiHBv??. 'r i
Silk Hosierv. Silk Underwear. Larp Nrlr
sols. Linen Handkerchiefs. Linen Nankins. I inan TVrl. :''ti:iL:'.''
i w . k --"'" m. un viB mt
ocarrs, i aittmg uons, meiai oasKets, Jewelry INovelties, Beadf,
Etc., Etc. ..' "f-,;- ;is, ' '"p.i,-
Spend a While With Us While The Selection is Complet
Thompson-West Compaini
"The Ladies' Store"
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PASTIME
TODAY ONLY
NORMA
TALMADGE
-in-
"The Right of Purchase
By Margaret Land May
A revival of one of Norma's best
pictures
ALSO FOX NEWS
Regular Admission ... 10c & 20c
1-irfMiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiii mil ' 'f
Menu
Buttercup .Tea Room
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Thanksgiving Dinner
ivr. t: W A. TTall was deliffhtful hos
afternoon at three
tables of bridge, her guests including
the Tuesday Limited Bridge club and
a number of additional guests.
A series of interesting games lump
ed with club and visitor's prizes go
ing to Mrs. E. B. Menzies and Mrs.
J. H. Dillard. A tempting luncheon,
vw.o.itifnllv served, was a feature ox
the social hour following the game.
The club" members playing were
lUAcrianiPs deorcfe C. Yoder.'G; N. Hut-
'ton E. B. Menzies, Richard Ballinger,
'Roy lAbeimethy, T. C Blackburn,
t Walker Lyerly and the visitors were
Mpsdamcs Henry Tucker, J. H. Dil-
livd P. A. Henderson, E. A.fUlerman
and E. BryA ones. . .
village" skinflint. With the aid of his afele to come
two crook pais a way is iouna vo oeiii
out the miser while the influence ot
the aged mother leads the two crooks
into love and a better life.
It is presented by a notable cast
headed by Alice Terry who won an
enviable ' reputation in "The Four
Horsemen" and "The Conquering Pow
er." Playing opposite her is Jack MuJ?.
hall known on both stage and screen.
OtheVs in the east are Harry Myers,
who was the Yankee m "A Uonnecti
cut Yankee in Kintr Arthur's Court"";
fieore-e Cooner. Edward Connelly
Lvdia Knott. Betty Allen. Margaret
Loomis. William Blctcher, Eric Mayne
nnrl T?.nv TJinlev.
"Turn to the Right" was adapted by
June Mathis and Mary O Hara
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Prayer meeting tonight at seven
o'clock. . J
Thanksgiving service tomorrow
morning at ten o'clock. The sermon
will be short and to the point. What
will the offering be? we wan ioi
your answer. ' , " . ,
The offering, is for The Orphans
Home at Barium Springs. There are
nearly 300 orphans there and others
are appealing to be admitted.
$145,000.00 was spent on buildings
last year. $80,000.00 is asked for oth
er buildings needed and ordered to
be built this year. In addition to this,
$70,000.00 is needed for .support fund.
A total of $150,000.00 is asked by the
Synod of ' North Carolina from the
churches for this cause. .
How our Thanksgiving offerings
have grown:
1915,,$31.01; 1916, $81,87; ; 1917,
$100.19; 1918, $105.00; 1919, $135.86;
Send your ottering n you we uw-
12 to 2 p. m.
5:30 to 7:30 p. m.
Cream of Asparag us Soup Roast Turkey Stuffed .with Oysters
Creamed Potatoes , Tiny Green Peas
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Salsify Fritters
g Cranberry Sauce Celery
1 Hot Rolls
. Stuffed Tomato Salad in Aspic
jf Plum Pudding .
1 - " Coffee
Stuffed Olives
Pear and Cheese Salad
Pumpkin Pie : '
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DO LITTLE THINGS
TIRE YOU OUT ?
ARE you "all run down", weak and
languid and thin in flesh from
summer, heat and fall colds i
Is your appetite gone, your nerves on
edge, your digestion poor? ,
You need Gude's Pepto-Man.gan.
It renews the supply of rich, red blood,
brings back the lost energy alia anima
tion, tones up your nervous system
and helps to build firm, solid, healJiy
flesh and strong muscles :
Your druggist has Gude s liquid or
tablets, as you prefer. v
- The Senior Luther league of ' Holy
Trinity Lutheran church will hold its
mn.nt.hlv hnsiness and social meeting
twjco ;Tisi'ft Belle Deal this ev
ening. ait 7:30 o'clock, at the home of
Mrs. 'E. L. Flowers, 03 Fifteenth
street, . . ' ,
Gudc
Tonic and Blood Enricher
Diamond and PlatinuM
Bar Pins
They are beauties. See them.
Headquarters for high-grade jewelry
at the lowest price.
Look us over before you buy. f . -Q
Jeweler
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