Monday, June 23, 1924
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Dark and Cool
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When warm weather arrives,
practically every woman yearns
for ti dress that Is both dark and
cool and may be worn on the street
without looking"1t& ts the wearer
were bound for a garden party.
Here is something that just fills
the order. It Is of blue georgette
crepe with just a suggestion of
trimming in the way of white
porcelain beads. The pleated apron
adds to the tailored effect and gives
a certain weight to the sheer mate
rial. The easy neckline and short
1 sleeves insure. absolute freedom
and comfort.
Mission Study C*mrt* t y*4h~
The Mission Ctudy Class of Central
Methodist Church will meet Tuesday at
4 o'clock nt the home of Mrs. W. H.
Odell, with Mrs. Odell, It. A. Brower,
and AV. A. Jenkins hostesses.
Tom Gibbons, the St. Paul heavy
weight pugilist, finds his chief recrea
tion in golf.
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VACATION
Be sure to take the blpe
jar along for sunburn,
bites, stings, bruises,
' sores, cuts, lame muscles,
poison ivy, hay fever or
summer colds.
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W Vapoßub
Over IT Million Jar* U—d Yearly
A Thought jhat i
Comforts After
a Beloved One
Has Been Laid
to/Rest.
In the day* fallowing the pas*.
•us away of • dear relative
ashen the mind i* troubled by
anemoriee of the peat, it ia a
source of meat comfort to re
flect that the remainaare pro.
tected by the (launch mat
reaiating, water, air, mah K !
and ghoul-proof
GALION
Metallic Grave Vault
Safa from earth-contamina
«, bon and the horror* of mold
fbm vaults, hurled In an ordl-
I Italy earth grate, give at perfect
protection at the huge costly »forte
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BELL. & HARRIS
FUNERAL PARLORS
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar N. Linker and
daughter, who have been the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Linker, have re
tijmed to their home in Mooresvillc.
Mrs. Julius Fisher, Miss Lois Crowell
and E. F. Robinson spent Sunday in
Rock Hill and Chester, S. C.
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Miss Velma Lyles and C. T. Miles
spent Sunday in High Point with Miss
Lyles' sister, Mrs. Homer Ridenhou'r.
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D. B. £pwlkes and Yates Bollinger
are spending several days in Spartan
burg with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Har
din. ✓
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Miss Maude Hoitt, who has been the
guest of Miss Margaret Fowlkes, has
returned to her home in Grier, S. C.
Miss Aliece Tucker spent Sunday
with her mother in Midland.
Misses Lou, m\j* and Addie White,
(fid Cy White,* of Charjotte, spent Sun
day in Darlington with .their brojter.
Miller White.
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James Sappenfield, of Great Falls. S.
C., spent Sunday with his paretns, Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Sappenfield.
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Mr. and Mrs. Luther Lee, of Gastonia,
visited relatives here.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mcßride and
daughter are” visiting Mrs. Mcßride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Litaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Faggart and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Barringer spent Sun
day in Salisbury with friends.
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Mrs. Murry C, Long and daughter.
Annie Murry, of Charlotte, spent the
week-end with relatives here;
Mrs. Henry Clinkseale, of Raleigh,
who has been visiting relatives here,
will return to her home today. She
will be accompanied by Misses Irene
Long and Myrtle Morrison.
Miss Maggie Belli, o's-Charlotte, was
the guest Sunday of Mrs. E. C. Tucker.
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Miss Marvin Misenheimer, who is at
tending summer school at N. C. C. W..
returned to Greensboro after spending
the week-end here.
Claude Wimberly, of Lexington, spent
Saturday here on business.
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W. if. McXiven and brother. P. ! M.
McXiven, of Marrietta, Ga, left Sat
urday for Xew York to visit relatives.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cannon and Miss
Jessie Burk head,’ Mr. and Mrs. Parks
Lafferty, Mr*. I). (J. Caldwell and Mr.
and Mrs. Bari Brown spent Sunday at
Skull Kap Kaihp,
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Miss Grace Ridenhour, who is at
tending a business college in Greensboro,
I spent the week-end here with relutives.
Mr. awl Mrs. Tom Deaton, of Moores
■ ville, spent Sunday with Mrs. Deaton’s
1 sister, Mrs. W. I.jLittle.
Mrs. D. W. Tucker and daughter.
Miss T.ennu, left Saturday for Roanoke
' to spend about a week witli Mrs. L. R.
Phillips.
Miss Lnßasne Bornette. of Athens, Ga.,
is spending some time here with her-sis
ter, Mrs. ,T. B. Linker, at her home on
South Union street. Miss Bornette is
a recent graduate of the State Xormal
College at Athens.
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i Mrs. ,T. C. Albritton, of Bowling Green.
, Fla., is the guest here of her sister. Mrs.
Sam Eud.v.
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1 Mr. am) Mrs. Con Crooks and children,
and Messrs. James and Cooper, of Lin
colnton, spent a few hours in Concord
yesterday with relatives and friends.
Misses Mary .Monday Lineberger. Sara
Falls and Sara Thompson, of Shelby, are
the guests, of Miss Mary Hudlow Hill.
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Miss Adelaide Harris is attending a
- house party at Mrs. John R. Pender’s in
Tarboro.
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■ Misses Margie and Estelle Lee, of
Chester, S. C, nre visiting Dr. J. It.
< -Pentuff’s family on McGill street.
Visiting Grandfather.
Little Miss Margaret Vincent Brown
left yesterday for Mt. Gilead, where she
will visit her great-uncle, Capt. .Tno. A.
; Lisk, for several weeks. Capt. Lisk is
I in his 85th year and is the only living
pall-bearer of. Stonewall Jackson.
Fasaifern Dance In Charlotte.
The following from Sunday’s Charlotte
Observer will be of interest here, a num
ber of- .Concqrd persons having been in
vited to be present at the dance:
“The young college set is looking for
ward with keen interest to the Fassifern
dance nt the Charlotte Country (Tub to
morrow evening from ft to 1 o'clock.
The hostesses will be Miss Eleanor
Kuhn, Miss Corinnn Laxton, Miss Eliz
abeth Snyder, Miss Ada Heath. Mont
gomery, Jklisis Doris Howell and Miss Elle
Hardeman.
Miss Kuhn has as her guests Miss Sa
rah Leinster, of Statesville, and Miss
Marjorie Tate, of High Point; Miss Lax
ton’s guests are Miss Julia Shelton, of
Washington, nud Miss Katherine Morri
son, qf Mount Airy; Miss Snyder’s guest
is Miss Phillis Albright, of Raleigh; Miss
Hardeman’s guests are Miss Frances
Lineberger, of Belmont, and Miss Alberta
Winesk'ie, of High Point; Miss Moutgont
ern’s guests are Miss Lillian Emmersou,
of Black Mountain, and Miss Jamison
Bunn, of Rocky Mount, and Miss Howell
has as her guest Miss Martha Lineberger,
of Behnout.”
[Bonus Blanks on Hand Nop-.
AH former service men who are in
terested i» getting' their bonus should at
tend the Legion meeting tomorrow night.
Application blanks for the bonus have
hben received and can be secured at the
Legion headquarters.
At the footing tomorrow night in
formation about filling out the blanks
will be given and the blanks distributed.
AH former service men In the coupty
are invited to attend and secure the
blanks and information.
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
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OPPOSE PRESENT FLAN TO
UNITE THE METHODISTS
Five Bishops D«ebw7~lt Would Favor
Northern Church—lssue Joint State
meat.
Atlanta, Ga., June 21.—Declaring
that “the matter before the church ie
not unification in general but a particu
lar plan which should not be considered;
upon a mere impulse of sentiment,” a
! joint statement issued here by Bishops
■ Warren A'. Candler, Collins Denny and
■ IT. V. W. Darlington, W. N. Ainsworth
and James F: "Dickey, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, asserted that
“however attractive may be some pos-'
1 sible conception of the unification with
the northern branch, it does not follow
( tliat the pending plan would fulfill the
! phrpose.’ ’
“It has been constantly declared,” the
statement said, “that the chief ends of
. unification are to remove ‘irritating
. competition,” prevent overlapping nnd
. duplication of work by the two churches,
save'' the needless expenditure of men
nnd means and eliminate unseemly fric
‘ ticn and arrest the erection .of ‘altar
< against altar.’
“But none of these desirable objects
does this plan propose to accomplish;
on the contrary, these objectionable con
ditions are expressly continued by it.
“If must, be borne in mind that the
1 northern jurisdiction will be eo-extensive
with fiie .United States, while the south
ern jurisdiction will be restricted to the
-south and west where the Methodist’
Episcopal Church, South, now is umlCr
the plan. The northern jurisdiction
Will -bp unlimited and cover the south
ern jurisdiction like a blanket.
“It‘ is claimed by advocafes of the
jdan that under it there will be a. volun
tary merger of competing churches and
conferences after the two churches nre
united under ope name. What in
spired the orlgirial organization of north
ern churches in Dallas. Houston. Xew
Orleans, Louisville, Nashville, Atlanta,
Jacksonville, Miami and Tampa? It
was the desire for northern fellowship,
northern views and northern meney torpid
their enterprises, and the same things
that controlled the,original organizations
will induce these established - congrega
tions, to maintain the shine relation in
the new church. Similar reasons will
control many southern Methodists in
border territory, and where outside pres
sure becomes insistent, many Methodists
will quietly withdraw, nnd unite with
other churches.
“It must be noted that that plan ef
fects the repeal of the “plan of separa
tion,’ adopted in 1844 when by an over
whelming majority and pronounced valid
and binding with the United States Su- 1
preme Court. Our northern brethren
undertake to justify their unerasing in
fraction of this plan by stating that
conditions have altered since its adop
tion. To this it is sufficient to reply
that no change of situation can nullify
a contract once rightly made.
Don’t Want Negro Bishops.
“If the plan of ‘separation,’ by which
we hold all the property of the church
south obtained prior to 1844 be re
pealed, to what substitute for it env
we look, and upon what can we depend?
“Moreover, the plan proposes a rela
tion to the negro not best for him and
not possible for us, . . .It calls-for ‘
the acceptance by our people of two ne
gro bishops. . .
“IVe object to Ibis plan because of j
their powers. . . . Our brethreii have
never been willing and they ought never
to be willing to turn their rights and du
ties to the general conference.
Silverware -
of Permanent Value
Whether it’s for a gift
which shall be an appropriate
expression of esteem and af
fection, or for the adornment
of your own home, silver
ware has a permanence of
value which makes its beauty
all the more impressive.
This store has specialized
in fine silverware, and our
stock is selected with great
care. All our pieces are of
the most artistic design, from
the world’s great silver
smiths, and their quality is
as unquestioned as their
beauty.
Come in and let us show
you at what moderate ex
pense you ,can select pieces
suitable for any gift purpose,
or for the beautifying of
your own home.
Starnes-Miller-Parker Co.
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Why Buy Your Feed
Fro® Cline & Moose
We feed everything—man, beast and
fowl, and do it cheap and good.
Our buying power is the best. We
buy from the mills direct, for Npot cash,
and we always have big curloud facili
ties. We buy fee<f» on their merits, all
put up in good plain bags. Look inside
for Quality uud Merit.
V, .
Ideal Scratch Feed, absolutely highest
grade, per 100 lbs. 52.00
Standard Scratch Feed, a splendid com
petition feed, per 100 lbs. $2.75
Also Laying Mash. Growing Mash, Ba
by Chix Feed, Buttermilk Feed. Feed
your chickens with us.
Butter Cake Dairy Feed, 20 per cent.
Pro.
Standard Dairy Feed 84 per cent. Pro.
Sudan Sweet Feed 40 per cent. Grain.
MarahulUa Sweet Feed, 00 per - cejit.
grain. <i M 'J] ,
Sixteen per cent, pure wheat shipatuff,
Pure Bran, Corn Meal, Bay, Straw, etc.
Feed your cows and hoses with us.
1 We dou’t ask cash. Deliver anywhere.
1 Cline & Moose
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PERSONAL ATTENTION
t 1 "" No organization, however perfect, can take 111
the place of personal service.
|| Direct human interest and contact make the |C c
system a little better.
Such service is invaluable, and it offers ex- J c
( ceptional facilities and opportunities to those
who become affiliated with this institution. |
fiL CITIZENS I
; flpdHfl BANK & TRUST |
; I Igggll 'COMPANY'
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For Sale
92 acres (SoSsamon Springs),
located in No* 10 Township, near
Flowe’s Store. ' This place has
the famous Sossamon Mineral
Springs on it. -tlere is a real in
vestment 'for some one. A good
hotel and swimming lake. at the
springs would pay. Let us show
you this property.
DIXIE REAL ESTATE CO.
SILVERPIATE.£
What would be more appro
priate than a'Chest of -Silver for
the June Bride?
We carry a Complete Stock.
The Old Reliable
W. C. Correll Jewelry
Company
A New Coat of Paint Is Cheap
er than a New Car. Have that
Old Car Painted by Concord Au
tto Painting and Topping Co.
First class Painting, Trirntning
and Topping.
Prices Right. Work Guaranteed
CONCORD AUTO PAINTING
AND TOPPING CO.
Phone 847, Waddell Building
North Church St.
Buy a Good Used
Car.
We have the follow
ing cars that will be
sold cheap.
One Buick Six Touring
One Buick Four Touring
One Allen Four Touring
One Willys Overland Club
Roadster.
STANDARD BUICK
COMPANY
oMK*tte CMy Fire Dept,
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Future
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Your Future Is Your Own
Making -' x
How a simple rule of daily cire 1
is bringing Freshnessfi Charm, *
and prolonging youthful appear
ance for thousands.
—USE— :
Mel-Bro Lotion
“Makes Tour Skin Smooth as a Baby’s”
SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORES
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COAL
Lowest Summer
Prices on COAL —
You can’t go wrong |
by buying NOW. We
have the Best.
K.L. Craven & Sons
Phone 74 i
HillllllllllllllillllllllHlllllllllllllllHlinill
SPECIAL
Another shipment of
Small Cured Hams,
only 25c per pound.
Quality Guaranteed.
Cabarrus Cash Gro
cery Co.
PIGGLY WIGGLY
FOR BEST PRICES:
15-5 c Gold Dust 1 cake
Palmolive Soap for __ j
12 Cakes Guest Ivory, one ]
package Ivory-Soap Flakes
7 pks. 5c Telleys 25 c
We have many other bargains:
Come in and look them over.
Fresh vegetables of all kinds.
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\ Yes, we have beautiful suits hanging : ; |
| here in our cases—but they are not
[ doing you one bit of good where they are! O
i We have within these walls the making 5
| of the best dressed man you ever thought jf
[ of looking like—^but What does it all *7- O
1 amount to if you are letting your own 5
appearance run to seed while the other . ? 2
[ men are blossoming forth? <»
1 Dreiss up—it is being done —it is
the thing to do—it’s easy—and it
[ won’t take plnety of time and money if
; you can remember one simple address—
-26 SOUTH UNION STREET
Browns - Cannon Co. jjj
“Where You Get Your Money’s Worth” ■■ > '*!
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Just Received
A barrel\df pure pickling vine
gar.
A shipment of fine Mississippi
tomatoes.
Fine Granulated Sugar 25 lbs.
for $2.15.
Bearer Grocery €O.
“Where Quality and Service
Rule”
WE CATER TO THE TASTES
( of all. There is no restaurant
V that we know of which gives our
i class of service and charges so
* moderately for it. And yet we
7 /«wo\ =a —want to emphasize quality rath
'S er than low prices. Test our
CAROLINA CAFE
g=jj
Every Express
i BRINGS US NEW ONES J
l Drop in, try on this new pat- //
j tern in Airdale, it’s a good look- SAAX. / / |i
i er and the price is only _57.45 \
We also have several new Jit
ones in patent and blaok satin,
s surely we have just the style /
i| you want and thev are so re&s- /
jj onably priced this season. ~
IVE Y*§
The Home of Good Shoes”
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1 Mr. Farmer! We Want Your Produce!
We buy all kinds of farm products, but we specialize in Poultry,
Butter and Eggs. We seldom get overstocked on these items. The
Butter Market is very dull now, so we advise that you sell your cream.
We are the only cream dealers in the city and we would be pleased to
have you come in and talk it over. We can save you money.
C. H. BARRIER & CO. j 1
210-213 W. Depot Street V
CONCORD, N. C.
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§ DELCO LIGHT , |
Light Plants, Water Systems and Washing Machines |
Twenty-five different sizes of light plants. 8 -
1 ! . N °- 866 > the popular size delivered installed and house O
1 wired for ten lights for $571.50. §
Five per cent discount for cash on installed contracts. 8
S , Three dollars extra for each light over the ten lights 8
5 above specified. T , g
1 'R. H. OWEN, Agent ‘" I
8 Phone 069 Concord, N. C. i
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I ORDINARD HENNA SHAMPOO
POWDER
I] Used whenever the hair is glam
i pooed will not only cleanse thor
j| oughly', leaving the hair glossy and
I fluffy but contains ,just finough
H Oriental Henna to bring out the
IJ natural color of'thd hair,Three
I packets for SI.OO. g
I Gibson Drag Store