North Carolina Newspapers

Friday, April 0, 1026 rsociETvi For Wear j Rnr* is a very s-oart pi-sv* ;n ihe ! sllp-on style iw ioftr* 1 sUam-jcn i wear White ksc 1 . is usntl. Thi tlirn j down ca/T is trimir.«! w.'.’j the rc»- chain mail trimming Ir: gcM. Gold , K*f~ M EASTERN STAR CHAPTER IS INAUGURATED HERE Hie Wrfebt G. Campbell Chanter In. stituted in Masonic Lodge Room. Tile Wright G. Campbell chapter. Order of Eastern Star, was instituted in the /Masonic lodge rooms on April Bth, with the following grand officers present: Mrs. Elizabeth G. llergman. of Winston-Salem, worthy grand ma tron of North Carolina; Mrs. A. h. Smoot, district deputy grand matron ; Mrs Mabel Tatem, grand marshnl of the grand chapter. Other officers ap pointed to serve protero were: Mrs. George A. Bryant, grand secretary; Mrs. Ivina Ewan, grand warder ; Mrs. Helen Walton, grand sentinel, all of Murium Winslow chapter Kannapo lis. The order being the woman's aux iliary of trie MasAnic bodies was named the Wright G. Campbell chap ter in honor of Rev. Wright G. Camp bell. one of file leading spirits of Masonry in Stokes lodge. It was due to the, untiring efforts of Rev. Mr. Campbell immediately after his arrival in'Concord ip .188$ that Stokes Bridge was revived and,put .on, a firm his is which has made jt one of the' most active lodgbs in' the states. ' Mr. Campbell personally trained its mem bers in the secret work and aroused the lagging interest of the scattered members of hi«\time. and from this foundation Stokes Bodge is still build ing a. better and stronger organiza tion. The local lodge elected him to its highest offices, and in recent years they conferred the honor of a life membership upon him, presenting him with a gqldjifo membership card iff fuK-n’ of its appreciation. After the institution the following officers were appointed and installed : Mrs. .Julius Fisher, worthy matron; I)r. J. W. Pike, worthy patron; Miss Janie Klutz, associate worthy ma tron; Mrs. James M. Culcleasure. secretary; Mrs. T. B. Sturgis, treas urer : Miss Cora Lee Buchanan, con ductress ; Miss Sudella Frik, asso ciated conductress; Mrs. Jessie How ard, chaplain; Mrs. Gilbert Hendrix, marshal; Mrs. Frank Pounds. Adah; Mrs. E. S. Towery, Ruth; Mrs. Bes sie Hartsell. Esther; Miss Helen Pat terson. Martha, and Mrs. Ray Hoov er, Electa. The evening ceremonies were con ducted by the Miriam Winslow chap ter of Kannapolis, with a number of the Salisbury chapter members pres ent. During the social hour which fol lowed. refreshments were served h.v the Concord chapter. Hyman-Herrin. Miss Ruth Herrin and Marion Hy man. of Mt. Pleasant, were married sit the St. Jdlin’s Lutheran parsonage, on Wednesday evening, April 7th. Rev. L. D. Miller officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Hyman left immedi ately after the ceremony for South Carolina, whore they will spend their honeymoon, after which they will be' at home in Mt. Pleasant. Parents of Daughter. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Tucker, April Bth, a daughteiy CORETHROAT J tonsilitis or hoarseness, gargle with warm salt water. Rub Vicks over throat and cover with a hot flannel doth. Swal low slowly small pieces. VICKS W Vapoßub Over 17 Million J*Hi UtedYnarj? r i CKXXJOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOPOP 8 H. S. FIRESTONE ISAYS - ‘A truly great product is one that gives the buyer more than he has a right to expect. I ; have found the ELGIN wutch to be ttjat kind of pifpdijct." r Let us show you bur. line tit S ELOINS. Easy Terms, r I S. W. Preslar I jt’ JEWELER ) j I PERSONAL Revs. W. L. Sherrill and A. R. Surratt, of Charlotte, were in Con cord Thursday. . • • • Rev. C. M. Short, of Waynesville, was in Concord Thursday. Mr. Short was a former pastpr of Forest; Hill Methodist Church here. » * * * Mrs. Harry Tlttsworth and Dewey Rinehart, of West Frankford, Illinois,) spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. George Kluttz. Mrs. Tittsworth and Mr. Rinehart plan to stay in North j Carolina for several months. * •» • Miss Nannie Kluttz has returned to Lenoir-Rhyue College, after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geeorge Kluttz, for several dgys. *-• * * I Miss Mary Kluttz has resumed her studies at North Carolina College for women, after spending the Easter holidays with her parents, Mr.- and Mrs. George Kluttz. * * * Adam Kluttz lias returned to Ta bor, after spending several days in , Concord. • • • Miss Margie Troutman has return ed to her home, after visiting friends in Charlotte for several days • • * Miss Mary Moore Alston, of Greensboro, is visiting Mrs. T. L. Chaney. • « • Boyd Biggers spent Thursday af ternoon in Charlotte. ** • I Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Men ns have returned from a motor trip to Charleston Mag nolia Gardens and Summerville. S. C. * • * J. A. Cannon. A. G. Odell and A. S. Webb returned Thursday from Asheville, where they attended the district Rotary meeting. * • • Mr. and Mrs. Wade Gilbert and two children left Thursday for New ton. where they will make their home in the future. • • * C. W. Ryrd and T. H. Webb were visitors in Charlotte Thursday. * * • Rev. It. S. Arrowood spent Thurs day afternoon in Charlotte. | * » • ,Mw. M, L. .and Miss Helen Marsh will leitVe tomorrow morning for Charleston, where they will spend the week end. « • ►« Mrs. C. H. Barrier nnd Miss Ida May King are spending several days in Greensboro with relatives and friends. i • » *■ 1 Mrs. C. A. Itudisilt, of Cherryvillc, is spending several days here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D'. M. Tucke/. „ - ~ - | MISS MARY O’NEAL WEDS KING TOLLES. OF NORWALK Beautiful Ceremony at First Presby terian ChoNk, of Rock Hill, Unites Prominent Families. Rook Hill, April B.—Centering the interest of a wide circle of friends throughout the Carolinas and Conner ticut, the home-state of the groom, was the wedding Wednesday evening of M iss Mary O’Neal, charming daugli- i ter of Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. O’Neal, of* this city, and King C. Tolies, of Nor walk, Conn., now a popular resident, here. The nuptials, characterized by bril-! lintic.v. and beauty w;as solemnized in the First. Presbyterian church, where the bride’s pastor, Dr. F. W. Gregg, officiated, assisted by Rev. Walter It. Alexander, of the First Baptist Church, the pastor of the groom ami were witnessed by an immense as semblage of relatives and interested j friends. The attendants were: Bridesmaids. Misses Marguerite and Dorothy Ruff, of Ridgeway, cou sins of the bride; Maids of Honor. M ss Alethia Fennell, of this city, and Miss Margaret Virginia Erwin, of Concord, N. ('. The Dame of Honor j was the bride's sister, Mrs. A. L. Humphries, of this city, and the Ala- ' tron of Honor was her mother. Mr*. J. W. O'Neal. The bride was at tended by her father, who gave her In marriage. , The groom was attended as best man by Raymond Brady, of Auburn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Tolies left during the evening for a honeymoon trip, their destinat : on unknown. Upon their return they will begin housekeeping at once on Union avenue. Miss O’Neal is well known in Con cord, having visited Miss Margaret Virginia Ervin on several occasions. Coek-Parnell. The following announcements have beeen received here: Mrs. W. C. Parnell announces the marriage of her daughter Mary Esther to -n ' Mr. Jasper C. Cook on Thursday, April the eighth Nineteen hundred anil twenty-six Charlotte, North Carolina \ I At Home j After April fifteenth I One hundred East Depot Street | Concord, N. C. ! Mr. and .Mrs. Cook left after the ceremony for a motor trip to Colum bia, South Carolina, where they will visit relatives. t \ Children of the Confederacy to Meet. i The John Phifer Young chapter of the Children of the Confederacy will hold ita-'ineeting' Saturday afternoon [ at a :30, with Adelaide nnd Billy Lin | ker aUtbeir home’on White Street. I All members are urged to be pres | ent and prospective members are cor ( dially iuvited to meet with the I ter. I iMrs. Geeerge Richmond is lender’ I of vie children’s chapter. i j SWING-DENNY WEDDING A Marriage of Much Interest to Friends In Concord and Else where. , A marriage centering the interest | jof many friends in Concord, Kannap-1 I olis and other cities, was that of Miss j Fay Denny to Ed. Swing, of Kannap-: olis, solemnized Saturday evening at I eight o’clock in the McKinnon Pres-1 j byterian Church. Rev. Robt. S. Ar- j 1 rowood, pastor of the bride, offielat- 1 ing. The altar was grouped with state-1 jly ferns and a towering screen of ! palms formed an effective background for the impressive' vows, j The bridal music was reendered by Miss Nell Utley, who was beautifully gowned in white laee over rose satin | jwith rhinestone trimmings. Miss I |Utley’B corsage was of sunset roses. ; J At the strains of Mendelssohn's J Wedding March, Miss Margie Miller, maid of honor, entered, followed by | her sister, Mrs. Smoot Blackwelder,j |of Salisbury, who was dame of hon-! j or. Miss Miller was handsome in a cream satin gown with gold and lace trimmings. Mrs. Blackwelder was beautiful in a gown of beige georg ette with touehes of lace and rhine stones. Miss Miller and Mrs. Black welder both wore blonde slippers and hose and carried lovely arm bouquets of carnations. Mrs. Blackwelder was followed by Misses Louise Peck, Ellen Punch, Kate Swing, sister of the groom, and Jessie McCombs, of Kannapolis, who were bridesmaids. Misses Peck and Swing wore attractive pastel shaded j dresses of green, while' Misses Pubch j and McCombs wore dresses of deli ■ eately shaded pink. All four brides -1 maids used blonde accessories aud carried arm bouquets of pink and: white carnations. 1 Little Sarah Crooks daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Crooks, was the' dainty little ring bearer. She was dressed in flesh-colored organdie trim med with lace, and carried a large Id ly in which rested tile ring. The' bride entered on the arm of her father. Mr. Sam Denny, who gave her in marriage. They were mei at the altar by the groom and his best man. Mr. Everett Derniy, of W'n ston-Salom, cousin of the bride. The bride was unusually bioutiful in a lovely gown of white satin and veil of tulle. ’ caught with orange blossoms. Her corsage was of bride's roses and valley lilies. The ushers included: John Flake Melnnis, Roy Sapp, Tom and Guy Johnson. | The bride is the eldest daughter of ! Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Denny, of this city. She js a very striking Ijrunette of unusual beauty, with a winning personality,'" and has been much ad j mired *by many' friends in this city and elsewhere. • Since the announce ment of her engagement, she has beeii accorded a round of delightful payt'es and showers. | Mr. Swing is a young man of sterl ing qualities and holds a very respon sible position with the Cannon Mills of Kannapolis. He commands many friends here "ami elsewhere in the ■ State. I The many beautiful presents, which Mr. and Mrs. Swing received, attest ed the popularity iiml esteem in which they are held. . Mr. and Mrs. Swing are at present residing at the home of the latter’s . parents on the Kannapolis Highway, but upon the completion of their handsome little bungalow, which is now under construction, they will be at home to the’r friends in Kannap olis. XXX. Shower for Mrs. Otho Ervin. ( A most charming linen shower was j given by Miss Mary Virginia Harris I at her home on South Union street ' on Wednesday night, April 7th, in honor of Mrs. Otho Ervin, who was Miss Lela Brafford before her recent marriage. A color scheme of pink and white was effectively carried out arid the reception rooms were resplen dent with spring blossoms. Aminia . ture pink and white float dawn by iittlo Elizabeth Krider, carried the many gifts to the bride, and was pre- I ceded by little Charles Harris carry ing the weather forecast oil a huge poster. “Sat’s Bear Says Showers To j night.” Delicious refreshments were . served by tlic hostess and after many hearty congratulations for the bride, the guests departed for their homes. Silver Ooss Circle .Meet in? Tills Af ternoon. ] The Silver Cross Circle is meeting 1 : this afternoon at 4 o’clock, with El ■ len White, on Georgia Avenue. AUDITORUM CHAldxrn'E Next Monday Two p SS; mances FAREWELL VISIT MESS LEE & T. J. SHUBERT PRESENT GAY GOLDEN GLORIOUS UNFORGETABLE Q msm I mail orders now Prices: Eve $1.50 to $3.00 Mat. SLOO to $2.50 / SECURE SEA'ES EARLY [ At the Gordon Music Academy—'telephone 5532 THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE Announces Engagement of Miss Gai ther Pearson. Salisbury, April 2.—Mrs. Burgesj ; Gaither Pearson, of Salisbury, an nounces the engagement and ap | proaehing marriage of her daughter, i Gnither. to James Whitaker Ballou, j of Richmond, Va., the wedding to take ! place in June. I Announcement of the engagement jof this popular young couple is re- I ceived with interest throughout North i Carolina and Virginia. The wedding | will be a beautiful event of June and I the ceremony which will be solemniz ed at the bride's home, will tie fol lowed by a large and brilliant recep tion. Miss Pearson is the youngest' daughter of Mrs. Burgess Gaither | Pearson and the late Mr. Pearson, I and is dhe of the most beautiful, at- ' ; tractive and popular young women of | Salisbury. ~She is a vivacious brunette Since returning from Salem College lof unusually charming personality. I she has interested herself in the lit- j ' erary, religious and social life of the i city and ; s a member of the O. Henry I Book Club and various other intcrest , ing clubs. J Mr. Ballou is the son of Col. Wil liam Brantford Ballou and Mrs. Bal lou, of Richmond and Clarksville, Vir ginia. He is an alumnus of the Vir- j ginia Military Institute nnd the Uni versity of Xorth Carolina. For sever- 1 a] years he has been engaged in the! tobacco business in Virginia and North Carolina. He is a young man of most i pleasing address and has a wide ac quaintance in the state. ! M'ss Pearson has many friends in Concord, where she l”is visited Mrs. E. F. White, Jr., on numerous occas ions. . j I Guest of Rev. and Mrs. VV. C. Lyer ly. Rev. Sterling W Whltencr, Mis sionary of the Reformed Church to Chinn, was the guest of Rev. nnd Mrs. W. (\ was returning from the annual meet ing of the Woman’s Missionary So k eiety "nt Renr Creek Reformed Ch'uroh. Mr. Whitener spoke to the pupils of the high school at th£ir chapel services this morning.. 5 He is a son of Catawba county, a graduate of Catawba College. He will spend ' several months in North Carolina be fore returning to Yooliow City, H unan Province, China- SEA BEAST With Dolores Costello George O’Hara Last Time Today | CONCORD - 1 ’ Sat. Wm. S. Hart, in “Tumbleweeds” Miss McKinley Honors Bride-Elect. Miss ®ary McKinley honored Miss Bertie Louise Willeford Thursday morning with a bridge party, follow ed by a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Parks M. La (forty on North Union The color scheme of pink was car- j lied out in the flowers, roses, hya- 1 cinths, and apple blossoms being used i profusely throughout the spacious liv- j ing room, dining room. Miss Willeford. holding high score, was presented a corsage of pink roses and sweet peas. Miss Penelope Can non, holding low' score, was given a : deck of cards. Little Emily Lou Lafferty came in, with an attractive corsage formed of a dozen linen handkerchiefs, and flow SLrk. NEW HANDY PACK Fits hand ~~ pocket and purse cAlways ready, in your pocket, to give you long lasting bene ficial refreshment. BEST Chewing Sweet for any money. Look for Wrigley’s P.K.Handy Pack on the Dealer’s Counter. M | ' 1 Special Cash Prices on tssk ] Rogers’ Paint i||g ■ Do Your Spring Painting Now IJ? Use Rogers Paints and Varnishes ; Rogers Semi-paste (one gallon makes two) only $3.25 gal. Rogers Walltona, only $3.00 gallon Pure Linseel Oil sl.lO gal. Rogers Pure White Shellac $4.50 gal. i $ Rogers Pure Orange Shellac $4.00 gal. ■ We have a complete line of Colors, Varnishes and anything to paint with. v Just received a big shipment of Rogers brushing Lac quer—for chairs, porch furniture, flower boxes and pots. Come and inspect our big paint stock and get our prices. I YORKE&WADSWORTH CO. , x. The Qld Reliable Hardware Store ,■, ■ ' Phone 30 Concord, N. C. Phone 30 . era, which she presented to the honoree > for the hostess. Miss McKinley, assisted by Misses ■ Mary Crowell, and Orchard Lafferty, • j served a delightful luncheon to the 1 following guests: Misses Willeford, t Helen Marsh, Penelope Cannon. Mary j Crowell, Elizabeth Dick), Martha ■ ■ Caldwell, Laura Gillon. Amiis Sm^ot, ' | Annie Auten; Mesdames J. B. Worn- ; ' | bie, D. G. Caldwell, Aubrey Folkes, i Grace Brown Sanders, NeaP Pharr, • T. N. Spencer, A. C. Cline, T. N. Dea- , 1 ton, Stowe Green, It. B. Rankin, J. ■ C. Willeford, W. M. Linker and E. 1 F. White, Jr. , Divorce in Cliina is effected by the f simple expedient of sending the wife - back to her mother. ▼ SKJKW-WrDE jl [■ . f 11 I I I ejTIT| r Jl \3* STORKid \ i 50-54 South Union St., Concord, N. C. In Flowered Voile For Dresses Cool, Dainty Pastel Backgrounds J Feminine, delicate, and cool looking are these lovely flowefed voile materials. You ij can’t resist a frock made from one these. With white or some luscious pastel background. Priced, the yard, at 35c to 79c 3j New Dress Material It’s Called “Fasheen” of S small and bright figure FpFJT ' “ ion a neutral background— perhaps, a touch of- .4 ihlack, makes this material -one of the Spring’s most V 'j popular fabrics. \ Printed Pongee \ J It’s really a printed cotton 1 pongee, but its particular (iffy feta U 3 'name is “Fasheen,” It is rfcrjfd /Hhijji reasonably priced, the yard, * 39c J^|||§| mi -in mmmmmni imu n7~ mmrnmnm i iiwn ■» ■■■ i — ■ ■——n. PAGE FIVE