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THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, THURSDAY MORNING. SEPT. 28, 1922. 105 CHURCH ACCESSIONS The Old Reliable" Business Has Outgrown the old faahined roll-top dealt with -iti well stuffed pigeon holes; the 'young lady who transcribed letters with pen 1 and ink; the executive who wore a plug hat to the office. Shorthand, typewrit ers, adding machines, telephones, radio what changes these have brought' in methods of doing business. This bank was started in the old days mentioned. But we have kept pace with developements. Our customers have the benefit of both ripened experience and up-to-the-minute banking equip ment. May we serve you? BATTERY PARK BANK , . ' SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT NOTABLE WEDGING AT SUING PLANNED FEATURE BIG REVIVAL Haffenden T. Coates Nup- First Methodist Church at tials Are to Be Obser ved October 14. RED RUSSIA THANQOIL BESIDE RKT OF WDHLO Opinion of American and Other Correspondents ' .Seeing Crisis, t MOSCOW, Hept. JT. American and Western European aewepaper eorresoondents who hsve baan In Moeeow during the period of the railway and coal mine striae in , the United Htatee; . the renewed ' fighting In Ireland; the political crisis tn Italy, and the trouble In Oermany Incidental to the fall In value of the mark, reached the conclusion that Soviet Kueala waa the moat tranquil country tn the world. . Under the Iron band of the pro letarian dlatatorahlp, strikes and disturbances auch aa the cable re ported dally from abroad are 1m- posslbls In lluasla. Bo, while their t.olleaguea In other countrlea were actively enicaced In reporting ware, atrlkea and near revolutionary demonstrations, the Moaoow cor reapondenta found little or nothing- to do. The court trlala and death aantencea on .th coumer revolutlonlnte seemed mild In com parlnon with the new coming Into Kueala. Thle tranquility waa particularly aurprlalng to the flrat French newa paper correepondenta vlaltlng Kue ala einoe tne eariy aay 01 in r olutton, METHODIST CKI RCH RECORDS UROWTH IN CAW A OA. TORONTO, Sept. 27. Member chip In the Methodist Church In Canada haa Increased In the peat fou years from 188.810 to 404,933, according to a quidreanl.il report made at the opening of the Meth od let General Conference today. Increaaea of aalarlea to Mlniatera In Canada -during the four post war year aaya the report, hav advanced the total aalarlea paid 11,783,880 In ltlT-H to 12,- from American newspaper tor, 7M01 In llll-IJ. OLIVE OIL Sold Eoerywherm ore than a year hav had direct t The report note a considerable relatione with It u eel a, but tn ; increas in in tunas raised lor an Preston preja haa obtained its, purpose In the aame porlod, the "news" of Kueala by way of the actual figure belnir f,(l,Ilt In "grapevine" route printing obvious ! 11 and . 80S, 823 In the year fabrication Indicating that blood-! Just ended. Churches, parsonages, ahed and horrora performances Heating tnai DlOOO-iJuas inueu. tliurau, faiiuiiM, ra were contlnuouaj other buildings, and cemetery pro in every Russian ! pert lea owned by the Church In lo this day. I i Canada and Newfoundland are city. ven up lo this day, On French correspondent waa a surnrhied to find Moscow calm and vn attaining the gaiety of a metropolis with brilliant cares, crowded race course ajid flower bedecked park and ylasa full of smiling and well dreeaed promea aders that he feared his Parisan readers; accustomed to a different brand of Jiueelan rwa, would not believe what he wrote. . Whether an egg 1 potential rooater oA an embryonlo ban can b determined by, eiorater It is olabned. valued oloa to $50,000,000, It was announced. ' v The Itev. 8. D. Chown, of this city, will com up for re-election as General Superintendent of the MethodlslyChurcii trWCanada at the conference, a will the ten secre taries of the departments of the church. " . Th 'araeat wine cask in thf United Battea ooet $4000, and haa a capacity of several hundred bar rels. Coffins mad of baked clay have been found in Mesopotamia OHM Cmt r fk-rnt OMMl SALUDA. Sept. z A rail waa Sins ( Interest throughout the Carolina will b solemnised In 8a luda October 14. when Mlaa Mary Kate Coates becomes the bride of Mr. Char ea ItadclifTe Hanrenaen Miss Coates Is th attractive daushter of Mr. and Mr. John Coatee, formerly of Maoon, Ua but now of Saluda. The wedding will take place in the Episcopal Church of Transfiguration at t in th evening. .Mle Coata Is a member of on of Georgia' oldest and moat prom Inent families and ha numeroua friend throughout the South. She la a gradual of Wealeyan Cojlege and a member of th Tnoata Tan Alpha Bororlty. flha later etudied vole for tw year at th Clncin natl Conservatory of Music. She noaaeaaea a beautiful lyrlo soprano voice of wide range. For the past two yara ahe has been studying under George Furgeson In New York, and was preparing to take a oourae abroad thle winter to complete her training. Mr. Heffenden la a graduate of Trinity College, N. T. At the out break of the, war he qualified aa Enalgn In the Naval Reeerv. and rapidly roae to th rank of Lieu tenant, serving two years in tor elan water. . He still hold b'.s commission In th First Battalion New York Naval Militia. He la th (only son of th late Myle Kaddlll Haffenden, London, Eng., and Mrs. Haffenden, of New York. After hi discharge from active aervlce he ha returned to hi real estate bualneas In New York.' The bride ' will be given away by her father. 'The Maid of Honor will be Mies Elizabeth Wall, New Orleans. Th bridesmaid will be Mis Margaret Cowan, Asheville; Mlaa Helen Eaten, Gainesville, Oa., and Mr. Jenning Adams, Macon, Ga. '. " , i . Mr. 'Fred Kellman, New York, will be beat man and the grooms men will be the groom's friends from New York. The ushers will be: Mr. John T. Coatee, Jr., Har ry Kendall, Macon, Oa.) Walter; Stapler, Atlanta Ga., and Brown Hamer, Hamer, S. C. : , ' Mr. George Wyman, Bolae, Idaho, will play the wedding maroh, and Dr. Donald Bandera, Spartanburg, will sing. - A reception will follow th cere mony at Breeze' Point, the Sum mer home of Mr. and Mr. Coates. Mr. and Mrs. Haffenden will spend several days at th Grove Park Inn, Asheville, and then leava for a trip to' Bermuda. ' On their re turn they wll Ivlait th groom'a mother in Flushing, N. Y., until their apartment III New York is completed.' , Hickory Gratifled. at Great Success.' HICKORY, Bept. II. Rev. C b. Ktrkpatrick and th rtember i th Flrat Methodlet Church r congratulating themeelre on the success of a two weeks' vngll tlc campaign which cam to a close with 105 acoeaalon to tn church. of which on pro feeelon of faith, and a general arousing of Inter eat In th congre gation. The loral mlnUter. who Is closing hie flrnt year in did all the preaehlng hli.tself. th vast wek preaching twic a dV A larg choir tinder the direction of Julian r". . Jttoorma-i. oi v vlile furnlahod the singing. alt5d by an orchestn. !.ars crowds ut-te.-ided each service. The South Fa.-k Baptist Aseoct atlon will convene In Rlvir View Baptist Church, Lincoln County. Thursday, and the Flrat Church of Hickory will make th beat re port in ita hlatory. During th year 83 new members havs been added to th echurch, which has ralaed for all purpose vr $11. 000 and th Sunday School haa averaged more thaa 141 during th year. Ker. H. C. Whltener, Pas tor of the Highland BapUat church, wilt deliver th annual ser mon. Osborne Brown f Long Ialand la Moderator and J, F. Click of Hickory, Js Secretary. Uaht ' showers late yesterday and today interrupted. It la hoped. drouth that haa extended over nartod of several months and that haa put farmer ao far behind with their Fall plowing aa to make a general Cowing of wheat improb able. In tbla Immedlat aeotlon very little wheat land ha been prepared and the condition 1 still worse farther West. In Lincoln County, which adjoins- Catawba, lome farmer hav prepared their landa, thank to th occasional rains, but In Caldwell. , to th North, It haa been even drier than around Hickory. Farmer aay th dry weather has forced th cotton to mature and pnt It ahead of th boll weevil, which mad It first appearance here eeveral weak ago. - The sweet potato crop will aver age little "hiore than a third of a normal yield, though th corn and cotton yield will be good in this section. i Garden vegetables hav almost diaappeared from th market.. COMMUNITY FAIRS IN THREE COINT1KS AHEAD W Dollar Day vcv v I III! II II Asheville V Semi-Annual Sept. 29th DONT FORGET THE DATE It's Your Day to Save. The folldwing Finns contributed this space to the promotion of DOL LAR DAY. Pollock's Brown Hardware Co. AsheriU Power & Light Co. Bon Marche. Susquehanna F a r n 1- Ji Price The- Racket Store M. V. Moore & Co. Teubner-Palmer Paint , & Chemical Co. f t ture Co. Western Carolina Auto Co. p TeagTJe't Druf Store. -vtimYil.rrm,.. flf mm I Uli'lL inif "'SSSS SrWWl w AT Ar V T W ear I saai m (BpetUt CHtumitm th JfttOTUK OiHIt HICKORY, Sept. 2t. -Community fairs In three Countle -Catawba. Alexander and Coldwell will precede th Catawba County fair nxt iveek when all th beet pro ducts of farm and pantry and th sewing room will be put on exhib it. Last year several South Caro lina farmers, hit hard by the boir weevil, visited community fair In Catawba County to get a Una on th system of farming here . and more ar Expected this week. Quit a number will find an education In the larg. fair that will begin next Tuesday. Burke, Catawba, Caldwell and ' Alexander Counties, will participate and a feature this year will be larger exhibit f sheep. The fruit exhibit, short for several years, is expeoted to be the beat ever shown. Good apple are obtainable her for 'CO cants a bushel from wagon. 1 Chesterfield Chats The demand f r BLUE STREAK elf -ruing flour tot biscuit is increasing every day. If you prefer self-rising flour- for that purpose you will certainly : make no mistake if you us BLUE STREAK. ; If your grocer doesn't hap pen to have it cn hand, he will be glad to get it for you from CHESTERFIELD. Chesterfield Flour L F Hot Water Bottles and Combination Syringes A very complete amortment, and moderately priced. . Pon't wait for theae eold hlvery nights. .Be prepared and b comfortable., Bottle, f 1.28 to tS.50 Combination Gyring and Bottle, 12.00 to $4.50 All are absolutely guaranteed. Aiken & Hester Druggists, 12 Broadway. 'Phone 2004-2005. NOTICE Closed bearlnnlng' . Oca. 1st. from 1:00 to I: SO p. M. Orders taken aftn twclrs not to tw do llrrrrd be form M. Friday . . :(.:' Dollar Day " Below are Special Offerings for that Day ; r Super Dress Values $14.50 $19.50 Tailored Frocks, of r?oiret, Serge an4 Trico- tine, in navy and brown. Some self trimmed, others are beautifully embroidered. ' Lace dresses and combination of lace and satin. Silk dresses of crepe de chine and canton . crepe. NO, they are not all small sizes. Smart Sport Suits $15.00 Specially priced for Dollar Day is a rack of Sports Suits. Of high grade Jersey in both Xuxedo and Coat models. A large range of colors and heather mixtures,! in sizei from 1 6 to 42 Vi . Not a suit in the lot sold for less than $29.50, from that on up to $49.50. NINA TAYLOR House Dresses ' g) vn- -.' . st . m ana Apr NINA TAYLOR House Dresses and Ap rons at this price makes this opportunity an ex ceptional one. You can't afford to miss it. $1.00 ons They are of percales and ginghams in checks, stripes and plaids in a varied and large assort ment of colors. . $1,00 9 fashionable Hair Nets for . ,., ,.. ,. $1.00 5 Linen Embroidered Handker chiefs. White and - l f. $1.00 5 Crepe de Chine Handkerchiefs. In colors. 'Embrold- AA erd and plain, for vleUU We have three beach capes that formerly sold for $13.00 each. Dollar Day they will AA be sold for each. . . tPl UU ' $1.00 asfjLgLgi - UNDERWEAR. SPECIALS Sunsine ' 1 ftfl Step-Ins ...... . 9lUU Sunsine AA Vests . . . . PlUU Sunsine ' 1 Aft Bloomers . M . . eJ)lUU Bloomers . $1.00 Gowns . . '. i.t... . $1.00 Muslin d AA Princess Slips., ,. PAUU Muslin tfl lift "Gowns . . . . vlUU The above are from $1.50 to $2.25 garments. Beautiful Negligees all fussed up with ribbons, chiffon and embroidered but just a little soiled. They sold Tor . ' . "i $20.00, $28.50. $37.50 and up to $49.50. Only an ' even dozen in the lot Dollar Day they will be sold for All Sales Cash Dollar Day I ",.1 V ......-:..'.-.. ; ;' - . ; 424 if' u - t.H Richards Market 1T1 Charlotte Hi. phone SO J I - 27-29 HAYWOOD ST.
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