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CHARLOTTE SUNDAY OBSERVER, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 19 i?.
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CAROLINA SOCIETY
LU3IBERT0N
MONROE
SHELBY
KORGANTON
. w-.v i n Tlrrinlm lt I Shelby. Feb. S. On Friday after. ' UamatM. F.h 1 fra Dorr Bo
hM, Tneadav th Boon at hM" bom on Sooth Washing- I (ar was hostess on Thursday after
rtalB4 at ' , ."! etreet, Mr T. D. Batetnan w!o. to th. Embroidery Club. Alter
followteg gweats: MMl li-,1B, 1 I hostess to the member of th Twa- ! a pleasant hour of sewing and con
man. Ula Barnes, or M.-iton; i tieth Century Club, at their regular versauoa. the hostess eerved a aalad
Olbeoa and Julia Tat am. of McCo.l; i Mmj.m0nthly meeting. fceuree. Mesdame S. Frisard. Hyams
Rttth RusU. MesJame J. r. taney. With Miss Mae Kendall a beet. ,sd R. L. Hufmen were invited . Marv
r. Mi. numon. 01 i tmmm. i""" i the member or th lsftnenia im.mM
and K. I Payne. ln)oyed a pleasant meeting ea Friday i The Attaroa Book Club, which ii
Mra U. H. Meerei entertain id i afternooa. "North Carolina Writer-I thi winter studying "Famous Wo-
Lumberton, Feb. .Tuesday after
noon Mra N. A. McLean and Alra
John Knox received at the horn of
Mr. McLean, complimentary to Mr,
J. Weaeott Edmondson, of Jacksoa.
ville. Kia., hoii guest of Mr. Knot.
Mis Erti Sinclair, of FayettevW,
th guest of Mr. McLean, and Mrs.
Juniu J. Goodwin, a recent bride.
Those receiving, other than th host
esses and honoreea, were Mr. A. W.
McLean, Mr. B. K. proctor, airs.
Hugh ii cAUister. Mr, R. C Law.
rence, Mra C. V. Brown. Mra. T. C
! Johnson. Mrs. . Alt. H. McLeod. Mia
Q. McNeill, Mrs. McNamara,
Stndv CInb Wedniav morning. Mra
Cugn A ah craft was leader, and
each member took part, making th
!son quit Interesting.
Mra .T. J. Part, of Chariot, a
farmer aaabw, waa a gueti of th
stub.
Th Tuesday Afternoon Club was
entertained this week by Mra N. M.
Redfara. Rook waa played at eight
table. Out-of-tewn guest wore:
sfsdaas T. J. Payne and J. L.
Hye. of Charlotte: arisses Atlanta
Olbaoa and Jail Taram. of McColl.
LUia Bar of Maxtoa; Esther Par
ker aad Tlma Morrww, of Albemarle;
lira. C. M. Kadfera and Miss Velma
Hra assisted ia enrvlng a salad
seers and mints.
Mra C M. Redfern entertained at
three table of rook Wednesday
morning la honor of Mia 6ara Quin
nrty. of Ayden. gnec of Mrs. Al
bert Redfern. Mesdaeiee J. M. Fair
law. Jr. aad K. M. Redfern assisted
la as ilm refreshment.
afternoon with Mrs. H. L. Riddle.
Mra Riddle hsd for special discus
toa "Mrs. Pankhurst" and "Billi
Mra E M. GnrZln was
waa the subject for discussion, the fol-'j men." cad an enjoyable meeting thia
lowing- interesting writers Deing me
studies for the afternoon: John
Charle McNeill. Isaac Irwin Avery.
O'Henry. and Thomas Dixon, Jr. At
th conclusion of this prof ram. the
hosts eerved refreshments, aasiated
by Mies Ruby MeBrayer.
Mrs. George Blanton is entertaining
at a series of parties at her hern en
West Marlon street, rook being the
chosen game On last Thursday even
ing Mrs. Wanton was host to 12 of
her married friends, an J at the close
of th gashes, refreshments were
served. Miss Margaret MeMurry pre
siding over the chafing dish. Again
the following' evening Mrs. Blaaton
was at home to the same number of
friends. Ferving an ice course later in
the evening.
On Saturday afternoon Mis Ma
Kendall was hostess to the Ce!la
Music Club.
A eplerjdid mu'leal program eras
given on Friday evening at the College
Mra. I. T. Townsend, Mrs. Irvln Jea.
kins. Mrs. J. A. Sharp and Mrs. Ira
B- Townsend.
In honor of Mrs. J. Wescott Ed
mondson, Mra. IL II. Anderson enter
tained Wednesday afternoon at two
tables of auction bridge. Mrs. Charles
iMirs.- in tne oining room a cour,.Brown and Mrfc & u Holloway ty-
.uocnewn w "u"'1'"" . ln for "p (core, each received
rSr.Cvb ,p'"bf,, en.y'nff dainty .mert toweC while th. honor
I'rtJ1" KrLk'T.avi. H I pink silk ho. Those play-
I?r2'1(,nk Da,'S' B Ing were Mrs. Edmondaon. Mrs. John
Brwol and J B Riddle. KnM Mrl cbarlM Brown Mrs. B.
onMWednU
Mra Frank I'avis. of Fort Bayard. XAm PtM&nUn'
V, ho w here on an extended visit ren?f 1iUowr- m i.
to reUUvesLiUra Brirtol s Kuests Elisabeth and George WWt-
wer. Metdames W. A. Harbison. H. n?1(1 ntertamed at rook Thursday
L Btdoi. W. L Dana, Robert Davis. ; fternoon tn honor of their sister.
E U EJwards. Koyes and Frank Da- ; Mi; Jrro Wtfield. who has been In
v: a siUd course was served. I Aaheboro for the past year and her
Mra Bessie Rountree left Friday eesu Miss Annie Moreing. of Ashe
fnr m tnmit r,f sevoral weeWs to rla- : born.
fJeroat Thnrsday aftemoon. Paper
were read by Mra J. M. Blair and
Mis Abb Blair. Invited guests were
Meedajnee H. E. Coppte. J. B. Coppl.
Joel Grlflln. Watt Ash craft. B C. Ash
craft aad F. E. Wilson, of GatTnev.
Msadame EmsUy Fletcher and N. M.
Redfern served refreshments
The Woman's Club held an In'er
etlag anting la th reading room at
UftV UIJ UAU ni.Jr.J u-r ,
M A A VA m ' 1 ' -U.S.
no9t" t0 ! Inn. when he pup'.U of M'-ss Bertha
Hotic, gave a reciul to a large audi
ence.
The music pupils of the 16th grade,
under the direction of their teacher.
Miss Helen Doner, gave a recital Tues
day afternoon at the school audi
torium. On of th large' fractions of th
new yar was the aftno'-n tea given
on Thursday by Mrs. Joh Mauney and
fives and friends in Wilson.
Mrs. G. P. Erwin has gone to Unl
vr!y. Misa. to visit hr son, .E J.
Eraia
Mr It T. Oaywell is visiting Mra
Roi-ert Gartt in Durham.
J!r. J. II. Hyams has returned
from a visit of several "weeks to
Sia:esvil!e.
Mrs. Erwin Curtis left this week
for as ertended visit to Akron.- O.
5!rs. Ross Fraxier is spending the
week here at the home of her fathe-,
Dr. J. R Ar.derson.
Mtss Margaret Bristol returned
home Mondav from Statenville
i The Lumbee Research Club enter
tained a number of their friends at
a banquet Tuesday evening from t to
; 12 o'clock at. the Hotel Lorraine. Mr.
E. K. Proctor,, president of the club,
i presided as toast roistrera
MOORES VILLE
club voted to Join the Federa- of Mrg Mal;nv and M Wi:t Arey.
frern Mra T. W. Lingre, State presi-
Ward Arev. at the home tf the
Utter, complimentar y to Mi Nan . Rale gh, where she will b the guest '
Mooresville. Feb. S Mlsa Lillian
McConnell was buete& to the San
Souci Club Saturday afternoon from
S to 6 o'clock. After an hour or more
of sewing the guests were served a
Miss Rose Davis left Thursday for ; course and hot coffee.
The Strattford Club held It regular
recent brid. Welcoming the gue?e
at the front door were: M-s. J.
ef Mra Parker.
Ml?" Neta Shaping went to Nor
ton. Kan., this week to accept a posi
tion.
dent. aeceprJiJSjanlnptauon to ad- Lndsev RoM and Mri w j. Roberts. J Miss LJlli Morris Is spendin; the
a
future. Several committees wre
appointed, one to make a social sur
vey ef the city, one to organize a
civic league among th colored peo
Recelvir
iilames W ard ArT, Josh Mtuvr. will mother.
Arer, W. J. A rev and M: K:il:An
I AaWInf the ruests into the dinirjr room
PwI ZJZ r l. . Royster. Receiving and serving
ysiciaji about the qrnttn la Mesdames U A. Blanton and
which are not being enforced as they ! . Rlnlnn hr Miw, ,
' KendaU. Ruth Mundy and Mibel Mc-
week at Rutherford College with her
meeting with Mra. Clarence McNeely
Tuesday afternoon.
A business meeting of the Maids'
and Matron's Club was held with Miss
Clara Mills Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
The Wednesday Afternoon Club met
with Mrs. Bruce McNeely at the last
meeting. It was decided at thia meet
ing to buy new books, at an early
date, to be passed from member to
Fort Mill. S. C, Feb. Z. Among member. At the close of the after
number of notable social events of noon Mrs. McNeely served refresh-
the season, one of the most brilliant -ments.
occurred Tuesday evening at the ! The Idle Comment Club met at th
FORT MILL, S. C.
ahould be. It waa decided to begin
in siiu-sr (woraoi nu., ; Brayer. Miss Anrile MUler then asked
Bffnam. w w 1 the ruests into the coffee rom. coffee C" . t u " . .""r" ,
laiMtr nnmn thmurn wnlcn rw VS i . . - - . - fi'jn.r- ui ji i biiu jiis. . . new.vo uunttr ui .urs. j&iiivs ij. vuuuu ntu-
" - " - , n ni. cAMMn n v ipb I'a ii I urnn vi rm . . . i i . .. . .. ,,
. " j - lewume nirri w i;ru uto uiuica ui nesaiv anernoon. inis was a. hdcciu
may And employment.
i r i . in ifr ,h. .. ' Friday afternoon to th members of
retaserv Th. rooms pursda, AfUnjoon jT.ub and a
I uurituri lift uuiuunt guwiat
The Civic Leagu met in its retralar
monthly meeting en Thursday after-
war prettily decorated with bowls of
airina
Mil ) Valma Morrow and Esther
and'r: V." Mneberger and the Misses Araea the Fort Mm Presbyterian Church ! meeting, the occasion being. In a way,
under use auspices or tne Home mis- i a farewell party to one of the club'
sir.arT Society tendered a reception i most popular and loyal members, Mra
and linen thower In compliment to George C. Jones, who leaves this week
the Rev. and Mrs. R. K. Timmons. for charlotte to make her home. Re
Alsiost 10 guests were in attend- j freshments were served,
ance who were received by Mrs. J.I A newly-formed club, the Thursday
Lee Spratt. Mrs. John J. Bailes. and : Afternoon Sewing Circle, met Thura-
Ms Has White. Kerresnmenta dav afternoon with Mrs. G. O. Freeze
OXFORD
Oxford, Feb. J. Tuesday afternooa
the garden and forestry department
of the Woman's Club held a meeting
In the library. Mra R. G. Lassiter,
the chairman of thia department, read
an interesting paper on landscape
gardening.
Mr. and, Mrs. T. L. Caudle, of
Wadesboro, spent Sunday in Oxford,
the guests of Mrs. Caudle's mother,
Mrs. Alice Gooch.
Rev, William Black. ' evangelist, ef
Charlotte, has Just finished a ten-days
meeting In the Presbyterian Church.
The Carteret Literary Society of th
high school met last Friday. Th da
bate being: "Resolved. That Oxford
should have a new high school build
ing." - Affirmative, Rives Taylor and
John Perry Hall: negative, Morris
Parham, Sidney Currin and Frits HalL
Mr. Phillips decided la favor of th
negative.
Dr. Eugene C. Branson, ef the Uni
versity ef North Carolina, delivered a
lecture In the auditorium of the grad
ed school building Friday afternoon.
under the auspioea of th civio depart
parunent or tne woman's imud,
"Come. Let Ls Live With Our ChiU
dren," waa his subject
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NEWTON
Newton. Feb. I. Th Thursday
Book Club this week was entertained
by Mra W. C Kenyon. Th literary
program was carried out as planned
and refreshments wr served.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will hold their monthly session with
Mrs. 4. Tate Killian Monday after
noon at S o'clock.
Mrs. George A. Warlfck was hostess
Tuesday at .luncheon to the seven
members of the executive committee
of the Woman's Missionary Society of
the Western North Carolina Methodist
Conference, who met here in business
session Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. George E. Coulter and daugh
ter, Mrs. Beta Goforth, hav returned
from San ford, where they were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. John Coulter.
Miss Willie Gilleland. of Conord.
has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Wagner during th weak.
Mra J. Tatea Killian has returned
from Raleigh, where she visited Mr.
Killian, who Is a member of the House
and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Barwick.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Murray, of
Maiden, are now making their home
In Newton.
MOTHER LOVE
THE HARM IT MAY DO
mean service and self-forgetfulness.
Then are its rewards greatest. Hap
py mothers often say that their chil
dren, as an Inspiration, hav don
more for. them than they have ever
been ablt to do for their children.
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LIQUIDATION STATE BANKS
OF EMISSION PROGRESSING
Mextee City. Feb, . Tb Uqulda.
tloa ef the Bute banks of mission
provided for by recent deoree. Is
progressing rapidly. Commissions
which correspond In a measure to
Federal receivers in the United States
have already taken over the Stat
hanks In Vera Crux, Puebla, Queretaro
and Guanajuato. -
BULGARIAN GENERAL
PRAISES SOLDIERS
v., m aiKn.ri w. .r. i.it- noon at th court hot!?. Mrs. W. B.
big Mrs. Estell Stuart, have been the J N l- president, presiding. Plans were
conaiKlr.g of sandwiches, coffee, and
rectpieats f Beach social attention .
Monday afteraeon Mix Mary English
eternised at rook In their hoaer,
Ta dy afteraeoa. Miss East Green,
aad Taeeday avealng Miss Normal
Bell gave ssutie. Thursday morning
Misses Janie aad Myrtle aanders en
' tartained anal Tharsday evening, Mrs,
A. M. Cecrsst gave a rook party.
Mm Albert Beaten entertain at
made for the district reciprocity day.
which the Federated Cloh of Shelby
Boyd. Mus Bes Spratt, and Miss
Dora Oner where favors were pre-
will entertain this year, th last week ' sen ted by Misses Hattie Belk and Ag
in March. ' aes Link. From out-of-town there
were present Miss Florence Thorn-
I wen ana aire. j. iv - noacn, oi noes
iHilL S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Edward O.
! Mack, of Hartford. Ala., and
HIGH POINT
General Radko Dmitrieff Compli
ments Successful Offensive
on the Riga Front
Petrograd. Feb. 3. General Radko
Dmitrieff. the Bulgarian general who
fought against the Turks in the Bal
kan war, and who took service with
the Russians early In the present
struggle, has issued the following or
der ef the day to his troops referring
to their successful offensive on the
Riga front:
"Neither blinding snowstorms nor
paralysing frost nor impassable
marshes could check your ardor.
"After long hand-to-hand strug
gle you broke through in spite of
Vnrviuw) Fob 1 Mm I tin w the murderous tire of hundreds of
Lisk entertained the Norwood Book I machine guns, the fortifications, the
as hostess. A delightfully informal
mints were served in tne aining room, afterr.oon was whiled away with
- "" needle work. The hostess served a
salad course.
NORWOOD
Mw Club Thursday afternoon. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess, as-
redoubts. and the bomb-proof shel
ters which the enemy has been con-
... . . ! . ; Mary Mack, of Columbia. Ten n.
mgn romt. ren. . ice most rv- -,.mk, e ,k R9.Kinr , . , . . ....,i.. . .1
-an mmmt 1, nmws ntaruunn si' i.v" .. . . .. ., . - .... ... - .. . ... glslea Vy juesasmes Lnaries univin ""n i iim mumui.
rook Wodaeeday aftersee honor !c'"urml ,u,"lu"n Maids B.k Club met with Miss an1 u W. Hart. Guests of the club! "You penetrated these works
of
MJs Qniwerly ef Ayden.
occurred Wednesday evening
in
WCCT France mitb as hostess on Wsdnes- f.jo.- xj . --a .insnlrim aiUn Ev.nmih,
. UBma. I - . . . . . - REIE. M. AU, 1 W BUU J -" f " f w J I W T. I1BI J
Mm Allea Heath aasiated In serving Mr- "a MrV r ;-.aran 1 eniertaici d, aftemoon of this week, the host- Vance Lowder. ' you cleared a passage with the bay-
a salad course. i" ridg and roon complimentary to t having present aUo several In- The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pre- onet. thus saving tens of thousands
Mra. a Bikes was hostess to the I Jf"- Edward K,nr ilh- Mi Mary .t,,, guest byterian Church met with Mra. 8. P., of shells for other and better ends.
u 1711 vras isnTMiar anernoon. j -' - ' 1 jnouimj m- Barnhardt Tuesday afternoon. Re- Among tne oooty captured are
nasmngton. wno ior tne pat to rurne to ton miii mesaay morning freghmenta were KCred ! thirty cannon, fifty machine guns,
weeks hav been house guests of Mr, after a month s tnp to points in Flor- , Dr Rn(1 Mrf Kar, Blalock left i 14.000 riflea 60.600 . uniforms, the
HrmoJ1- , i T Tuesday for North Charlotte, where . treasury chest of the f4th Infantry
Masters William and Gilbert Ra-! Arthur L. Gaston, Z . Davidson. Doctor Blalock will locate for the ! Regiment, containing 135.000 marks.
airw--u inc icunsu. ia me IL ricim i fah ii "rvi ' a PtacUc of his profession. Mrs. Bla- ,ana le.uoo Domes of br&ndy.
room. iae naiviwrneiv ociuna ikjok 1 - " -
and case of stationery riven as hieh Mr- Mr- E- G- Gaither. of
The program wras carried out along
the usual lines) and refreshments
erred., M dim W. J. Boger and
T. Is. CroweO. and Misses Esther
Parker and Velma Morrow, of Al
' keaaarla, were Invited guesta
ASHEVILLE
ATbessarlev rb. S. Mrs. C. J.
Maaney waa holt to the Merry
Matrons Cteh Wednesday. Every
member; with one exception, was
' present to enjoy Mrs. Mauneys hos
pitality. Mr. MUton and Mrs. price
sang eld melodies, sxeompanled by
Mrs. Mauney. Tb testis, assisted
by Mrs. Whitwortlt aad httle NU
Whttworth. served s luncheon.
The Bridge dab met with Mia
Theresa King Tuesday afternoon with
v si few Invited gvasta.
" Mm J, K. XiBtta was hostess to the
CordUa BooJl- Clab Tuesday after.
. Boon, -i
Mrs. F. BL Blarnee gave a dinner
lock goes to Baltimore for a month's
bleb "' ua,l"5''. visit to hr oarents.
seore prigea were won by MLa Mary lu- .-I-e:- T V." r1" a.u"n Wednesday afternoon at S o'clock 1
a quiet wedding was solemnized at j
this place, the contracting parties be- j
1 0 . inic v iiimm nenrT aawv inu alias
honor guests were presented with em- tK- 'w., xi' vml Genna Nichols.
Cowell and Bob Amos. Each of the
tb week of Dr. and Mrs. T. S. Kirk-
t guests waa given favors of claa- .. , ... .
,.r. t r.i.v -T-K- Mrs Otis Pattos and Mrs. W . J
V, ,.WA 11111, U. V...
.the week-end guesta of Mrs.
FRENCH GOVERNMENT
IS NEEDING ALCOHOL
BY WErOJTA WTLOOX. I
"1 hare done everything, endured
everything, and always shall, tor only
one reason my love for my eon,
says Sarah Bernhardt, th greatest,
the moat famous womaa in the world.
Thus does Bernhardt, at II, verify
the statement of the scientists that
maternal lev Is the mightiest ef all
human love.
It ia th fashion, la this century of
the glorification of the child, to give
nothing but praise to the wonders of
maternal love. Whoever suggests that
it hold any danger Is regarded as an
enemy of society. -.
Nevertheless there are soores of ex
amples ef th misery which la
wrought by this, th most powerful
and the most enduring ef human af
fections. It often threatens, and
sometime! it destroys, the existence of
th family.
Indeed, it generally causes the first
serious domestic discord. The young
husband Is apt to he jealous ef his
first born before he loves It. By the
time the baby ia a month old he dis
covers what he should have been
taught before be married, that ma
ternal leva transcends woman's love
for man.
Oood men beoom reconciled quick
ly, for they know that there are
man kinds of love. But the selfish
man, the unthinking man, makes th
young wife's preoccupation with the
baby an excuse for hunting up eld
bachelor friends. Then he takes the
first step In the very bad habit of
staying away from home until late at
night,
Young wives, too, should knew the
science of the situation. Nowadays
young mothers are inclined to be
somewhat over-aealous In maternal
vigilance. The more highly educated
they are, the more seal they have.
Tet it Is often very unwise to be so
"wrapped up In th baby" that they
Ignore the father's comfort, rights
and happiness.
It is far easier to save a home by
a little compromise at this time, than
it Is to make over the inherited in
stincts and traditions ef a certainly
not uncommon type of husband.
Perhaps the most unfortunate of
all children Is the "only" child. Such
an one must endure the undiluted
strength of maternal lov.
"I cannot possibly part with my
child." says th "perfectly devoted"
mother. And for this selfish reason
hundreds of ambitious boys and girls
are never sent away te school or are
kept in the father's business, or In the
mother's kitchen.
"I can never live without my daugh
ter," is the reason many a mother
gives for invading what should be a
sacred place, the home of a bride and
groom.
Mother-In-laws occupy a conspicu
ous place In cases or divorce for sue- a glass of real hot water with a tea
nation of affection. There Is nothing ; spoonful of limestone phosphate In
on eartn so unrelenting, so persistent. ltt M a harmless means of washing
and so mischievous as a mother's in- j out of the gtomach, liver, kidneys and
fluence over a son when it Interferes ; bowelSi tn, indigestible material,
between him and his wife. , .t. Kiii toxin: thus
Equally pernicious Is th selfish Lansing, sweetening and purifying
Jump from Bed
in IVMng and
Drink Hot Water
Toll why varysns should drink
hot water eaeh morning
btforo breakfast.
Why is man and woman, half the
time, feeling nervous, despondenth,
worried; some days headachy, dull
and unstrung; some days really Inca
pacitated by illness?
If we all would practice Inside
bathing, what a gratifying change
would take place. Instead of thous
ands of half-sick, anaemic-looking
souls with pasty, muddy complexions
we would see crowds of happy, heal
thy, rosy-cheeked people everywhere.
The reason ia that the human system
does not rid itself each day of all the
waste which it accumulates under our
present mode of living. For every
ounce of food and drink taken into
the system nearly an ounce of waste
material must be carried out, else It
ferments and forma ptomaine-like
poisons which are absorbed Into the
blood.
Just as necessary as It is to clean
the ashes from the furnace each day,
before the fire will burn bright and
hot, so we must each morning plear
the inside organs of the previous day's
accumulation of Indlgestibts waste
and body toxins. Men and women,
whether sick or well, are advised to
drink eaeh morning before breakfast.
domination of devoted mothers over
the entire alimentary eanal before
!LnKm,lrri.C!?nin, S!,ta.2S!5SS PlW oro food into the
ovw esa vs v '""IHW.. aCTl
M Afrtdialtr rarklth mebao iham ssr .
DV wjx crv 14 V bit w assise -( ver
stoa-
anxious to leave home, and so Im
patient of parental control as to have
the mother demand na take all the
wages which her children earn. Hun
dreds of mothers do this thing and
bewail the ingratitude ot the child
who objects.
JThls Is not the kind of maternal
love which Inspired the great French
actress. Maternal love at its best
Millions of people who had their
turn at constipation, bilious attacks,
acid gtomach, nervous days and sleep
less nights have become real cranks
about the morning Inside-bath. A
quarter pound of limestone phosphate
will not cost much at the drug store,
but is sufficient to demonstrate to
anyone, its cleansing, sweetening and
freshening effect upon the system.
broidered silk fans.
Mrs. J. Edward Kirkman and Mies
, Tloir.pon
Robert X. Capps of Lower Meek
The ceremony look mt.,nn.ni r. aa nnn r.iiA.
piace at tne nome oi tne nnae pa- cohoi per day ln the manufacture of
rents, Mr. and Mrs. William Nichols, ; certain high explosives, it la said, has
Avery Kirkman entertained at card b.nb.jr5 County was a guest this week tnB P of the family and a had a mere effective Influence on the
Tutsday afternoon the guest of hon-: bt Mr. and Mr, j i, Capps. few Inumate friend. She entered the alcohol question in France than the
or being Mra Ed. K. Willis, M, Alex E. Young, of Charlotte, vis- Parlor on the groom s arm. there being efforU of temperanee advocates. The
aiary towm ua kiss uiue eeu u- tted his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. n" ""-n, "r- " ey j consumption of alcohol for this pur
ua. . i ours, aunne tr-e past weex end. ire" v ..
Misses Venetis snd Zillah Smith Eliiott Parks, of Lynchburg. Va.,
were hostesses Monday afternoon to , is vt.urg relatives in Fort MilL
the V. D. C. The meeting was pre- I e
sided over by Mra J. Edward Kirk-i LEAKS Y1LLE-SPRAY
man. president ,t,-c . .
vr ix ijM aj, rru. o. Airs. i.
Mra H. C. Kearns. Jr.. Mra E. K. ,
I.lllie Bell Willis were entertained on
LJNCOLNTON
1M ( .. 1 . . . V.
i ww u v ii 1.1 ii u vm iuiia IU0 urw
' ent rate, will amount annually to 12.
1 500.000 gallons more than France
j produced before the war. The Gov
jonaa j ernmant has already bought 17,'00,-
1 (nnAlnlnn f?H t f A
came home from Raleigh Monday to 00 "on" aD'
1 AIW UVI SCI V VBJ
Willia Miss Mary Cow.U and Mia. il.V5" Z?a.5r1?..10 lne 1IU,tor' Bl." "u. , w., fthe manufacture of th powder used
w" .o.u-T i.nw.n. . ' a. . riilli: .nln,lu in th. lor.,.
a Dusmess visitor to tne city tne past "
V VUUI UI 1.
.arty to the followtog ladle Th.rs-! Wednesday afternoon by Mra GurT c. ,! 'i, week.
toy: Mesoame W. B. MUton. C. J. rns. at rooa. a saiaa course was tn , w!a4 C0UrM. I Mrs. A W. Webber was a Charlotte
MMaaer. K- Frice, W. H. Snuggs. , ereo. t Satardav afternoon llitm in. visitor Monday.
iS D" McCurdy Ml !wre W"!i9 Vith MTrl! ?Bth. Ro; Mr. J Frank Anderson and little
C. M. Palmer. ,WiIlis were again entertained Satar- nuh In lhe rtccpUon hall and parlor wn. J. Frank. Jr.. arrived in the city
A imdal event Of much interest was. day when Mrs. H. Irvm Coffieid cave :fht U);M were piaci (or rook At Monday for an extended visit to Mra
sua tnformaJ party Tharsday night a Joint rook and card party to aboat th conclusion of the aame Miss Laura Anderson's parents. Mr. and Mra
" ey "S .-euie mson tn the mty guest. The prizes were won by a,,,.. ho;d n ,hB h;.htt. . Summer Alexander.
DSETIFHEI
- home ef Mrs. J. D. Morrow at Badin. Mrs. J. Albert Hart and
The evening was spent in interesting Bravens.
games, after which the hostess served ' Messrs. Bob and Ed Rann wre
refreshments. Those ecjoyisg Miss. host at two dinner parties jriven Mr
Vinson's hospitality, were: Misses Harmon's guest, th frat Fridar .
Blanch Button. Lois Trotter. Louisa ning at the Elwood. and the second
Earper. Catherine Loughey and Ethel Saturday evening at the Man,h House,
? Had-, and Charles Tounts. P. E. Lexington.
' STrti-5iJ!lJr"ry' I S' ArthuJ- I I At the orjranliation meeting Tu--
. htrrtly tad Thomu Hamra. j. National Child Conservawr. Leaira.
i ii i the f !l'wine ;!irt ih were tW'.n)
Presidenl, Mrs. F. P. lr.gran;: vice
I president. Mrs. J. W. Harn;
Itarv, Mrs. J. V. Wil?on; treasurer.
Mrs. J. W. Chandler: re&orter. Mra
KOHL BURN. PUFF UP
ton won the haft of pink carnanoss
piven as visiters' priie Friday afer-
'. - . m noin' wh'-n Mrs I. Thurman Mann
. Can t Mai I IT fnr artr iwas hostess to the Gamma Zat Club.
! -Miss naynie l.ll Sm;-h. of Jack- y
son, ienn.. is tee guest ot iirs.
com II j kins.
Hiss Nellie Dr.das has returxed
from a visit to her s:s.er, Mrs. W. C
Boren. at Par.arr.a.
Mra David Clark Is vtsitinc rela
tives at Carey.
Mr. and Mrs. Albion M:'.ll will
leave the ftrrt of the w-e" tr ai ex
I tended trip to Cuba.
Mrs. A. A Tate Is visiting m Flor
ida.
DRESSMAKERS STRIKE.
'Paris. Feb. 3. Two strikes have be
gun in the Paris dressmaking trade.
One concern's male cutters, who are
mostly foreigners; the other Is ex
clusively an affair of Parisian
Bruce Lander, who has been visit- Tniamewes. as in. young gin gar-
to Mrs. J. W. Hopper, a bride of a few lng his mother in this city for several 1 "'nl w?r. ro ,J ,' n pr0"
-es A telegram was then read weeks, ha. returned to Brooklyn. X. T. j J anst being paid lower wages
Hr the kocteiw announcing a kitchen 1 Mrs. John C. Ramsaur and little son. Ulan betore the war.
shower, wbkh was brought in by a Charles, are visiting relatives in Rock MMMwHwaaHMniK
maid ic a large t-asket and to each UtH. S. C.
Mr w C ' reived the pnie. which she presented
r-tx was att( beJ a receipt Kefrooh- Mi's. Annie Hoke and Miss Kate
meets confuting of a salad course and Michal and R. M. Michal left Thurs- ;
cream aad cake were nerved. 'day for Wilmington, where they will;
Miss Martha Taylor. LeaksvUle'a vlBit Mrs. John Hall.
rum gifted pianist, left for Richmond Mrs. Raymond Browning returned (
Tuesday to aeni&t in a recital to be Tuesday from a visit te Cliffside. j
g:va there on Thursday evening. i Friday evening and Saturday after-
BOorf Mrs. Julius Buttle entertained in I
honor of her house guests, the Misses i
Greene, of Monroe, and Miss buttle,
of Shelby.
QUIT MEAT IF YOUR
GREENVILLE, S. C
tired, rvToOeii, calloused
feet or corns.
Greenville. 8. C. Feb.
senh A. McCuIlough Is
ChSCAHETS fob
IE BOILS IF
HEADACHY. SICK
Mrs. Jo- , x- vn;
planning a ' u uutwusucoa, ua uivwu,
ttdkf& T for Mty
VW IKI foot trouble."
aC taUleSIiOOnful OI SaltS number of affair for her guesta. Miss ' COlds .llldi&6aitOII and
t l- 1- il A Roberta Clark, of Baltimore, and Mr.' ' " .6 .
if l5A'k hurts Or lilad- and Mrs L. P. Naylor. CoL John 8. COJlStipatlOn.
der bothers.
V."e are a natioa of meat eaters and
o-r t;J : t:led with uric acid, says
t i i i r -l . eWeB... S
LUmpHin, i r a rinesai vnj. m viuinei wi . .
Mrs. Mt-Cullough. Is also a guest at the ' ,.. T i,A.
McCuIlough home on Washington ; Cujwjf WCI ittBU juiu uw
and bowels tonight and
feel fine.
Your tongue is coated! Look inside
our wat'
1
Wanted
GASTONIA
kind of a laxy chair did you tak ex
x nJ, hti erciae in?. Now don't think it doesn't
" rvl.ljl.W 7.n.C?7. " i, matter, because it's your bowel that
When year kidney ache and feel SrdirifteraoolTii her home on Whit- OW Vryd fn voul IZ'
like Iuph of lead, and you have Mtt street mouth. That doesn t help your pop-
Teal can be haDDV-footed in a mo- Revolution, w.il
tent Use Thr" and never suffer with Torrence, roiliratara norrano a O-
teader, raw. burning, blistered, sw. l- ,onla artist who trade he- debut tn
fw ion Vila wee. i.s Torrnee
' lea. tired, aching feet. "Tlx" and only
"Iter tak) th pain and soreness out
of eorit, caJQouaes and bunions.
. As soobj as you put your feet in a
ThT" hath, row iaat feel the happi
Tseas soaking la. How good your poor,
eld test feel They want to dance for
tiona which Miff no vour feet and
'caoa sore, ' inflamed, aching, sweaty
..feet. --
road.
l m Tt R Hnimtnn waa hoetes to '
a ae 1-kr.own authority, who warns tne Monday Kridge Club at her home !
us to be constanUy on guard against on Washington street.
iidrey troub Douglas Jenkins. American Consul j
Th- Vi.'r.ev. An their utmnat tn frea -. i k . !
i - ' n i n ir.i ilumu. uu iiviiiv . -m . . . . . . .
the blood of this irritating acid, but iaav- i. visitinw his eld friends her your "a,ch cover anu see: inats ma
W.rre weak from the overwork; n Ore'nvlne Conw JSln. What haVe, S. "JtK
thev ret sZugguh: the eliminativ. ti.1 a"T? .VI -JVi rSLT 7h. ' wg? What were you drinking? What
j sat c tg aad mus the want is re- home of Mra A. O. Furman,
; la-nee ia ta diooo to poison tne en
ure lyi.fm. , v... -,.n. a hlnehonn Sat
VjamniH. reo. a -.r evem rir ?jn-
usual interest to the music lovers of
lUastonia win c-cur ve-tr.e-lay eTen- r.irfini; i-ains in the back, or the Minn Catherine Heard, of Augusta.
lng. rebruary ., at the .whool a-idi- artM i cioudy. fall of eediment. or Oa waa honor guest when Mis Oc
toriurn. when the .l!:am Giston tb h!addr U irritable, cb iging you taVia Arrlngton ntertained th
tnapter. uauenters or the Amnf to eek relief during the nlKht: when Thnrulv ri,t nnh this week.
present Miss Mirie job hav severe heada-hei, nervous I Raturnav Mr. IJndmv Smith en-
afid dwy spelis. sleeoieMnes. acid tertained in honor of Mr. Horace
stomach or rheumatism in bad weath- SwannelL
ee te from tfiiir r.hartritiiut ahuiit 1 A .
f ait ounce of Jad Sa is: take a table- j v a nni i lh nicst, gentlest cleansing they ever ,
sinful ln a r a. of water before KAUlil i experienced. Take one or two Cas.
breakfast eah m.rning and in a few I J carets ton ght and wak up feeling i
days vour kidneys will act fine This i Badin. Feb I. -The social event of fine and Bt. All Headache, Dullness,,
fame ; salts is male from the arid I the week was the reception tendered Biliousness. Bad Breath Stomach1
of grar-i arid ieir.on uie combined the Rev. J. E. B. Houser Monday j Sournes. Cold or Constipation gon
wsh iKfcsa tv.i ha? h-er, ud for gen-! evening by the Ladles' Aid Society of wake up with your head clear, tongue
erii.or. to njh ar.rt s' mu atn -!oir- the cnurcn in I ommuniry nau. a u.., HMU uuw-
ged k:4r.ey. to neutralise the acids ' thoroughly enjoyable program was
In ciir. o it is rr, ,i,sr anurcs ' riven.
About two nunarea enjoyea in
will be a.isted bv Firnor L'raberto
.Sorrentino, an Italian tnor, whom
many (;a.tonia muic lover , heard
with delight in concert here" last year.
Che two classes of the Mission
Ftudy Ciub of the Firtrr Presbyterian
ru. v. . i , . . . .
u'arity or your earning capacity. Be
side a person with bad bowela is tn
a bad y And a coated tongue )r a
bad breath are sure signs of bad bow
els and poor digestion.
Why don't you get a 10-eent hog of;
Cascarets at any drug .tor, and slve
J your liver and thirty feet of bow s
ir.espnsive and cannot
maker a e irhtful efferves-
rater
verv Dleasant evening.
5f iss Kathrine Rimmer, of Danville.
Pa., arrived here today to visit her
Mrs. E C. Wltoon. with Mrs. R M.
Reid, leader, and the other with Mrs.
J. II. Workman, with Mrs. D. R La- of irri:at!on. thus ending urinary and
tflf mm teAfter i kl.Ji i
mm . . wra- '. ! "ivrii.
M T r". ml The Gaetoma Woman's Betterment! Jid Fa:t i
tw vr srpsruoCTi sxore. Association met Fri4T at Cer.'ra! ' toHsre-
lnetaet foot relief. Laugh at foot uf- school auditorium After a b-isine rert it:hja.watr Arink .nitnAtwutv- brother. F. R. Kimroer. of Heftder-! don't bother you all neat Hay like
ferers who ewmphUn. Because roursessidnJje .fiersifieajrursc ja 'i-",'" - tahing a "V " q number ,ot sOx4aaltanUaoli-Orcalomel-Caarajeiai
" r )vtpf; terer ;o.cg" to boihtr of the sanitatx.r. tomir..M. of iLitai oc::cKa3;r to keeo the kidneys cial events have been planned in herjl-eing perfectly harmless is best chiUj
mt bui jwa amp any mora 'Mrs. u. K. .Lat er la chairman. caji aad active. honor. aren s laxative.
e s active, step elastic and ' complea.
ion rosy.
Cascarets work while you s'eep
never gripe or sicken. Cascarets act
so gently that you hardly realise you
have taken a thorough cathartic. They
30 women
to join out
HOOSIER
Kitchen Cabinet
Club
Which Starts Tomorrow
Now is the time of all times to get this scientific
kitchen helper. There isn't a reason on earth why you
should drill double-time back and forth from the cel
lar, the pantry, the cupboard and the kitchen table get
ting each meal, and clearing away the dishes and uten
sils afterwards. The Hoosier does away with aU those
miles of useless steps.
No other kitchen cabinet in the world has the 17
vital features that the Hoosier brings to your kitchen
without extra cost. That's why more women demand
the Hoosier than any other five cabinets combined.
Join this club now. Our terms will interest you.
Lawing-Robbins Furniture Company
Complete Home Furnisher.
24 S, College St Out of the High Rent Zone
t