TilJTSDAY
NOVEMBER 4, 192
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Halloween a( the
Parish House
Fiery teeth of pumpkin lanterns
guarded the entrance of !he Parish
House last Saturday evening: colored
lights flamed in the windows and
strings of red apples hung along
the walls anj every paser by could
tell, it was Halloween. The afternoon
was hazy, tht. rich coloring of
the foliage gave a touch of Indian
Sunujier to tht. woods, but the night
was inky black, the , goblins and
witches were out and a big black
mf with a corkscrew tail and sul
phurous eyes had crossed tlie road.
Notwithstanding the ghostly figures
of goblins and withches that
threatened and frightened the good
people of Tryoti a large assembly
gathered in the Parish House, ate
red apples, drank eider, danced and
listened to the weird rhythm cf the
colored musicians. Kveryono entered
into the spirit of the occasion and
adde,| to the fun. A -tall, y rr.ee fa!
figure wearing a mask ami a flowing
robe like a pries-ess marshalled the
younger oms to a ride to Jerusalem
and other frolics. There was fantastic
dancing and the enchantment
ef the little sprites with their mad
pranks and picU'.rosnue dross amused
and entertained the spectators.
Mephistophcles wa- there with slanting
eyebrow * and looking as Satanic
as Goethe ever pietnred him: two
dashing figures in black, so distinctively
French tliev might have coins
aircci from Paris: ronrt ladies' with
Ions regal tv.iins. tu sisters in
charm ins Japanes- curb who danced
gracefully an,] added much 10 the
attractiveness of tip scene: a lithe
figure as graceful as a nymph was
enclos-'d in the suit of a convict,
stripes of gray and white. There
were young goblins and witches who
shot unrolling coils of paper and
swung clamoring rattles, dwarfs who
gibbered and dance,] about and shook
their bells or blew their Moorish
horns to frighten the unsusp-etir>".
A fierce black monkey with a long
crooked tail scamp red about with a
fascinating little sprite, and dominoes
with hood',] dr sses that reminded
one of Mediaeval Kngland
on "all Saints' night" paraded the
hall. The character ,,f Vab ntin<- was
was all gallantry finely protrayed,
but it was tin real wit Itch with a
real broom and a high pointed black
hat who won th,. first prize.
The gay scene, the weird cos
tumes the children so keenly alive
with their Halloween pranks renewed
the youth of the older ones pre*FEATHER
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TO THE BECOMIN
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NOW Is woman's Joy supr- . >.
the ostrich boa Is renppearin<
In all Its glory ou lho stage oi fashion
This autumn and winter will test thin
prevailing sentiment among the fall
ox that nothing" quite so complete.1
the picture as a fluffy neckpiece o
one sort or another. Especially an
milliners everywhere encouraging thi
consciousness among their clientele
that a becoming hat takes on greate
becomlngness if complemented with i
" rrnmntlmn" fanthor hon nr a r?itn
ningly devised arrangement of fui
preferably monkey, either black o
white. In short, ostrich boas am
fanciful fur collars have become th
vogue?a word to the wise be guttl
dent
The effectiveness of a handsome os
v trlch boa U set forth In this ptctur
in several instances. Note the luxi
riant black feather boa as worn wit
the stunning velvet beret, a Prenc
creation, shown to the left In tlil
group. By the way, Paris says fo
the crowns of our hats, higher an
then higher until they reach the 11ml
and in this smart velvet shape we s?
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out and t illed to mind the days o
ttln n tiiey were actors in the same o
jelly games and frolics. h
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[ Columbus Parent. 15
I Teacher Association v
The Columbus Parent-Teachers E
Association will hold its regular
monthly meeting Friday night, No- c
iember 51 h at 7:30 p. in. Follow- f
I i:ig is the program, for the even. (
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i ing.
opening Song, Devotional ? The v
Duties and Obligation of the County a
Superintendent from !he View Point r
..f the Paia nt?Mrs. O. C. Feagan, j
Mr. R. L. Tailant.
The Duties and Obligations of the
Ooiiniy Superintendent from the ^
View Point of the Elementary 4
Teaeher Miss Mildred Land. <
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Dramatization ? Second Grade? .j
t'b Duties and Obligations of the jj
the County Superintendent from the ;
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View Point of the High School ^
Vacher Mrs. X. L. Wessinger. 3
Music, Open Discussion, Adjourn- J j
Jment. 14
The Par- nts are urged to attend 3
ll 'net! ing. . J
MRS. COBB, President <
MRS. JACK. Chair, of *
Publicity Committee. |
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Mr. C. E. Ilogoman and daughter -S
Xc'l of Hickory. X. C., were Tryon 4
visitors last week-end. 1
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I Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ward and 4
ifamil;... motored to Asheville last |
I Sunday to visit Mr. Ward's niece, j
| Mrs Doiiuett Stroup. (
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Dr. and Mrs. T. L. Justice of
>.r. r. S C., wore dinner guests of 4
j Mr. and Mrs. W. Ward on Mon- j
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Mrs. Ri.hard Watson spent last '
week.i'tul in Greenville, where she
J v. as join by lo r husband.
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Vr. and Mrs. F. F. Bacon, Mr. and ?|
Mrs . W. C. Ward, motored over to 2
enville, Wednesday. The party ]j
as joined In Greer by Mrs. T. L. 4
..'.Stic. 4
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Th?- Baptist Ladies Ai,i Society |
Mondav afternoon at 3:30 with }
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' i-s Ru U Me Fee. 4
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Wo are delighted to note the re- 4
iurn of Mr. Adams to Tryon for 4
wnit-r. The Melrose people In- ^
' alii, r Mr. White and family and 4
.'1 Adams complete a group of our 4
n.'ost interesting people. .
NECKPIECE ADDS ~
CNESS OF THE HAT ii
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in* theory delightfully put Into prac- ?|
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Very pleasingly Is the vogue for 4
t black and white stressed In the styl- J|
r Ish black moire chapeau to the right ?
i with its Inevitable accompaniment of J
f an ostrich boa, this time of snow- <
? white. ,
p That most fetching millinery ere- <
ntlon which tops this group Is con- ,
r tent to have as Its "llrst aid" to be- <
n comlngness a girlish high collar of ,
- gray squirrel, thus challenging ostrich
\ with fur. 4
r Again fur competes with feather In '
3 the collarette of black monkey, worn 4
e with the large black velvet chapeau *
I- shown below to the left. 'Tls said <
In millinery circles that the call for *
, large black velvet hats Is Insistent
v In speaking of hats, velvet ones are J
ultra-smart, especially shirred velvet <
1 as shown in the nu.sturtlum wlth^cln- J
namon-colored model to the right ?
'' The pink-beige hat last shown tops a '
s feather novelty boa, the like of which <
Is very fashionably present with new- ]
fl er millinery. <
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POLK C
ILK HATS AND SPAT8 BARRED Alderman H. A
'isitor1 Scored by Minneapolis Aid. He got up and '
AT QUEEN MARIE RECEPTION the queen be gr
city council If s
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Nov. 4? October 81, and
i council leader rose up and called silk hats, mornin
jueen Marie, of Rumania, an Inter- canes,
ational gold-digger bumming her Alderman Johi
ay across the United States, an- a livery stable f<
ther pleaded earnestly for a ban tics absorbed al
n silk hats and spats for welcom- manded to knov
ig aldermen and socialist members about silk hats?
?-j tho Btnrmiest city coun- "No, this is
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il session here In many months Brown reutrned.
iy informing the mayor anj the "I think we st
k-orld at large, that Queens mean er attire befittin
lothlng at all to them. "I move to aii
Silk hats, spats, morning coats and out the section r|
anes may be required in New York and spats," saic
Baltimore and Philadelphia. But Sweeney,
he city fathers here, after two "This queen is
lours of bitter debate, tabled a ternational gold-(
veil dressed aldermen resolution resolution should
,nd indicated they won't do anything so we go down
nore than shake hands and say hands before e^
lello, queen; how's Rumania? Why not welcon
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I thank the
good people of tj
generous suppoi
the polls TuesJc
deavor to fill the
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superior i^ouri
to the very best
JOHN A.
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Brown started it zensT Romania la only about the
said, "I move that size of Duluth, anyway." h
eted by th eentire Then he read hie resolution, "we d
ie arrives here on hereby protest against this attitude
that we all wear of American officials toward the
g coats, spats and much advertised American trip of li
the Rumanian queen, which has for p
Ryan, who owned its purpose thg securing of a loan ?
r years before poll- to assist this oppressor of Rumania
of his time, de- workers and peasants to continue
r "wha'ts all this her ruthless reign and the creation
of newspaper publicity for reproduoserious,"
Alderman tion in Rumania; that this survival
e of aristocratic tyranny and oppresouid
have the prop- sion is so gladly received by the
i royalty." American democracy. \ x
lend it by striking "And we hereby congratulate the
jferring to silk hats Southern Pacific Railway company
Alderman E. J. upon it's show of Americanism in re
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fusing to transport gr?u?
nothing but in in- resentative of decadent European
igger. I think the royalty." The aldermen voted hastip.iss.
It* is getting ly to lay the resolution on the table
on our kees and and then adjourned.
ery foreign visitor.
e some of our citl- I READ THE POLK CO. NEWS 11
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valued confidence.
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KODen r. mcrariano
Sheriff of Polk County I
The great honor that I
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on me by the people of
; the county to represent
them in the legislative,
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is deeply appreciated,
I again wish to express
my profound gratitude
/ to my loyal friends that
have put forth their
efforts in my behalf.
W. F. Little I
House of Representative I
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