Mount Airy News.
, W. W. Ami of Rocky
Mr. and Mr*. Stott Noble ud
«f Wb»atoti-B*l— iMM
' f. P. OtlTW
ef Daarflto, Tl
with
Wood it Whit* Plata*.
1 H. Dixon axlt i kdMN trip
Mr. and Mn. J. E. A yen
to
Parker-, submitted to an
at th* hospital Wednesday
Msadamss Giersch and Ja
Miss Blair of Oalai Va. sprat Tw
day km .hopping.
Mrs. Will Clayton and, littla son
bft Saturday for thair horn* In
PayatterlDe after spending a few
day* with Mrs. J. L. Ashby.
Mia* Maod* Idding* *nd Wilbur
Blown of Oromaboro will spend th*
aeaaing week and in this city roast*
ef Mia* Cooaie Stewart.
Mr. aad Mn. P. B.
Miaa Nita Maaten of
■prat Toes day here with Mr. aad
Mr*. P. B. Maston Jr.
Mia* Hasan Gentry who teach— at
Walnut Cot* sprat the pact weak end
with her parents Mr. aad Mra. W. 8.
Gratry an BockfoH sti**C
Mm J. J. 8h*lton wd aoi C. B,
Ihalton laft Wadnaaday nomisf to
▼fidt her relatives la Gaffney S. C.
making the trip thro th* country.
Mr. and Mr*. C. C. Pulp of Waah
togton D. C. spent a tow day* of last
weak with Mr. Pulp's sister Mrs.
Clyd* Shelton.
Mr*. J. Edward Johnston of Rey
nold* wa* the guest of her parrata
Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Smith Wedneaday
•f but week.
Mr*. L. J. Bray of Elkin i* visit
tog her dauber Mrs. M. K, Pleas
anta on B. P. D. aad *on Jaa. Bray in
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Pulton, Mf. and
Mr*. J. C. Bruce of Winston-Salrai
and Mrs. Jan* Pulton of High Point
war* guest* of Mr*. J. H. Walker
Sunday.
Mrs. W. S. Yates of Raleigh Is
■pending nme time in the bom* W
her di«|ht«r Mrs. Eugene Smith
while Mrs. Smith U i patient at the
hoipiUl.
Mr. and Mrm. Lindsay H. Swaim of
Winston-Seism wera called bars
Saturday to the bedside of her father
E. A. Hannah who suffered a alight
stroke of paralysis and is a patient
at the hoapKaL
A. C. Hunter, manager of the
local chair factory since it was open
ad about a year ago, has accepted a
position in Winston-Salem and will
move hi* family there Wednesday of
thia week. \\
Bar. O. W. Williams moved hir
family into the new Rockford street
Methodist tabernacle parsonage last
weak. Iter. J. A. Cook of route •
pastor of the circuit moved hid
family into the circuit parsonage cM
North Main street. w
Mia. Baa. Graves
Mtaa Elisabeth of YanceyviHe
Mis. Margaret McAllister and
Worth at Winston-Salem spent
day with their auot Mrs. Irta Whlt
k>ck who is a patient at Martin
Memorial boepitaL
and daughter
Sunday Preeby
Nert Sunday is the day for holding
Ike regular qoarteriy Communion
aarvice at the Preeyterian church.
There will he a eermon by the pastor,
, jkw. Z. V. Roberson, at eleven o'clock
followed by a celebration of the
Lard's Supper. It is moat earnestly
hoped that every communicant he
pi saint for thia aervice unlaaa pro
vUsntAlly hindered. At aeven
•Vhek In the evening them wftl ha a
ear men and the administration of the
Lord's Supper at the
and Mm. W. W. B»sfce "**^j
Charles Htatt.
>nd Miaa Auk
of Pilot Mount* In spent Tooeday 1
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Steals W Dob-|
keeping in U»o homo of Mr*. R B.|
Short. '
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Mound
Lu\e
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D. 0. Cnwi of
«u i business vialtor hot* Toeeday.
Ha was accompanied by hia
Mrs. Wtnaton from the aaitarn
of the state.
Miaa El isobath Merrltt
appointed chairman of tha Bed
■Tubercular Sea! aala for the Mount]
A try township with Mrs. S.
Combs as co-chairman.
Mrs. E. M. LinvMe and son Lind
say Hnlcomh and daughter Mias
Ruth Ho),comb spent the paat week
end In Kemersville.
Dr. M. S. Martin and Misa
Weat of Martin Memorial hoapit
left Wadnaaday afternoon to attend
a meeting of tha North Carolina
Hospital Asaociatioa in Wilson.
Miaa Mabel Allan, graduate of thd
Martin Memorial Training School fol
Norma will complete her term at
the hospital November 10th and win
locate hem to do private nursing
after that data.
Tha Col. B. T. Graves' chitdrana
chapter U. D. C. will meet Saturday
afternoon at t o'clock November 4th
with Mary V. Davis at her home on
Pine street. Mrs. P. 8. Roth rock
leader. „
Tha local chapter D. D. C. will
meet Thnmday afternoon tha isscad
of November at I o'clock with Miaa
Mary Franklin Graves at her home
on Rockford street.
Kent Harm an left Wednuday to
take charge, aa manager, ofla now
Electric Shoe Repair shop ai Galax
Va. for the E. Steele Co. <tf this,
city. Joe Herald of this city wQI be
the repair worker and left al tbe
same time. E. H. Steele of Bobaen
will take Mr. Harman's placq/ln the
Steele Shoe store In this cltw
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Parent-Teacher Association To
Moot
The Psrent-Teacher association
will meet lr. the high school audi
torium Monday evening at 7:M
o'clock. All parents, are urged to
attend.
Mstdsmss Wolf* And Hir>es
Hostesses
The ladies parlor of the Blus
Ridge hotel was the scene of two de
lightful parties Wednesday, Mea
dames W. ft. Wolfe and Earl Hinea
being Joirit hostesses at ten a; m. to
a number of friends, while at three
p. m. they entertained the members
of the Young Matron's Book Club.
The hotel parlor was attractively
decorated with baskets of yellow and
white chrysanthemums, rook was
played at eight tables in the morning,
and at thirteen tables in the after- |
noon. A delicious salad course was,
Served in the moming by Misses Maei
\wyn, Elizabeth Long, and Virginia
Banner, in the afternoon by Misses
'Mary Franklin Graves, Nannie Ful
Wor\, Msrgaret Ashby, snd Alma
Yokley, the favors were littls Hal
lo w'en baskets ■ filled with pistachio
nuts.
Girl Scouts Entertain Bot
ScobU \
The local Girl Scouts gave \a
Hallowe'en party Tuesday evening ins!
compliment to the Boy Scouts.
Two rooms in the Binder home
on Pine street were cleared of heavy
furniture, and autumn leavee corn
stalk* and pumpkins lanterns used
to stimulste the out of doors, a thick
carpet of leaves making the pretense
very clever. All the scouts were
masked and some really attractive
costumes were provided for • the oc
casion.
Games were played, marahmaTlowi
toasted, eon popped, and bobbing for
apples afforded much amassment.
Miss Elisabeth MejrKt, Girt Scour'
Leader SS gypsy fortune feller ni4 ■
dieted wonderful futuiee for/the
. After the program Dm folks Ml>
MM or.r Um ballding. asaoag Um
nick penny attraction* war* • carta,
aity shop, a mmtwWh and coffee
booth, candy booth, fiah paw), two
raal Ihra gipay fortune tallara, applaa
■aapmdsd by strings, •** otbar ap
plaa floating on a tub of water to ba
had by bobbin* or docklag and catch
ing tbam with tha teeth.
Everybody bad a |M tfaae and
mqMy spent a IttUa laaay aad
Um teaibiw wan happy Car whan
tha aaah waa counted thay had SIM
enough to pay for thair rtctrola aad
racorda aad then mm to (para.
Uaioa 3ai'»ka
Tha regular fifth Sunday union
service of tha churches araa hold in
tha Preabyterian chnr-h Sunday
night.
Rev. E. L Olive of tha Pirat Bap
tiat church prealded, and stated that J
only one member of the ministerial
association was absent, Um Rev. Mr.
Kulghum of tha ,Second Baptist
church but stated that they were glad
to have Rev. D. Vance Price to occupy
hia chair, for he said "Mr. Price ia a
aort of Biahop of all tha churehaa."
The sermon waa preached by Rev.
G. W. Williams pastor of tha Rock
ford Street Tabernacle, and praai
dant of the miniateria! association.
A large crowd waa praaanU both
the auditorium and Sunday school
annas being full.
Mr*. J mm* Ash by 111
Nn. Jmmi Aahby bmnu v*ry ill
Imat week white viaiting la Winstoa
Stlm. Her mpknr Dr. L C. Aahby
want down and brought bar to this
city in an ambulance last Thursday.
She ia now a patient in Martin
hospital and ia aomewhat Improved
tho bar heart and other organs are
aerioualy affected. Her ton Paul
Aabby will arrive from tha govern
ment hoapital at Port Bayard, Naw
Mexico, to attend her bedside.
Mrs. Byerly Ho* tea»
Mrs. W. J. Byerly wa* hoatesa to
tha member* of the Entre Noue Book
club and th«" Young Matron* Book
club at her spacious home on North
Main street Wednesday afternoon.
Yellow and white chrysanthemuma1
adomed the room* where twelve
tables were arranged for rook, and
Hallowe'en acore carda were used.
Mebdamea E. M. LHiville and A. V. |
West a**l*ted tha hostsfa la aervtng
a delicious salad course with eoffaa
followed by yellow and whit* mint*.
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Sydnor-Simraon*
Mr. William Granville Sydnor an
nounces the engagement and aj>
preaching marriage of hla daughter j
Margaret to Mr. Richard Morgatyf
Simmon*, the marriage to take plaoi
the 0th of December, 1022.
Dr. Worrell Buy* Birthplacl
Dr. T. H. Worrell recently bougW
hi* father** (Maj. C. C. Worrciuf)
homeplace, a valuable grai* furm of
454 acre* near Hillsville Va. jE^
Notice of Administration
Having qualified a* Executor of
the I.ast Will and Testament of Al
fred W. Fogleman, deceased, I hereby
notify all person* holding claims
against this estate to present th*
same to me for payment within
twelve month* from, the data of this
notfoe, or thl* notice will be plaadad
in bar of recovery thereon. Persona
Indebted to th* astata are n jtifiad
to make immediate payment to ma.
Thia No*. 1,192*.
Wad* a Moody,
Executor of th* will of Alfred W.
Fogleman, Dec'd. Mt. Airy, N. &
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Nat To Take Cold
8ome persona are subject to frs
uent colds, while others seldom, tf 4
ttar. have a cold. You will find that!
tha utter tak* aaod ear* of them
a*lvea. They tauV shower or eoW/
a pong* bath every d.iy in a watr
room, avoid over haatea rooms, al**p
with a window open or partly open,
avoid rxcaaaea, over eating, becoming
over boated and than chilled and get
ting th* feet wet Then, whan they
feel the first indication of * cold,
they tak* Chamberlain "a Cough Re
medy without delay and it ia ao<
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Hale's Department
. Store i
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\ Mount Airy, N. C.
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Sweaters At
Wholesale Prices '
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We are throwing on sale this week one big lot of Sample Sweaters.
This is your opportunity to buy Sweaters at retail aa low sa any mer
chant can buy them and at the time you need them.
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Our stock of goods in all departments is loaded with merchandise that
we are selling as low as we can replace them on many items.
* We are making big gains in sales over any previous years and the reae»
on is we are looking after the interest of our customers as well as our own
interest
Good Advice
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Take our advice and buy your fall needs while our stock is going at old
prices.
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Hale's Department Store
S. M. HALE, "Prop.
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Hon A. t HOLTON
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Republican Candidate for Solicitor
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/Will Address the Voters of
Mount Airy at the
CITY HALL
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Thursday, Nov. 2
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At 7:30 P. M. ^
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Everybody Invited To Come
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EDW. M. LINVILLE,
CHAIRMAN REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMTTTU.
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