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CHARLOTTE SUNDAY ODSVEH, SUNDAY," CCTOBL1 13, 1913. ' . IETY .MEWS: '.OF ' SGG CHESTER. S. C. Chester? a C, Oct 12. With Mrs. Alex Macauley as hostess, the Pal metto Book dug hld the first meeting of the fall on Friday afternoon. A number of business matters were dis cussed and planned for.- Mrs T. M. Douglaa the newly elected president, presided. As a war measure there are no refreshments served. Mrs. N. S. Matthews, of Monroe, Is the guest of relatives In the city. The Mothers' club held an interest Ins; meeting on Friday afternoon with Mrs. W. M. Wallace; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cureton and children, of Liberty Hill, spent tho week-end here with Rev. J. E. Jones and family. - - ' ' : Dr. 8. B. Koser has returned to the elty after an absence of several months. ; Mrs. W. E. Thayer, of Sumter. -Is the guest of Mrs. Alexa Macauley for a few days. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Marion have received a message that their son, Lieut W. F. Marion, Jr., has arrived safely oversea Mrs. W. H. James attended the mar riage of Miss Julia Cork and the Rev. James Grlerjn Rock Hill this week. Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Walace and Mothers! Read the Signs! If fen wtB leirri to give Cascarets, the candy cathartic, to jour children, instead of castor oil, calomel and pills, you will save money, and avoid lots of worrK-coaxing and When one of the kiddies has white tongue, a tainted breath, sour etomsch or i cold; when bilious, constipated, feverish, remember, a tweet candy Caacaret to quickly work' way the nasty bile, sour fermentations and poisons should always be the first treatment given. , Children really love to take candy Cascarets and they never gripe the tender bowels, never injure, and never disappoint the worried mother. Give Cascarets to children one year old and upwards. Each 10 cent box contains full directions for children and adults. II Ik e To save human life there must be immediate response on ; physicians and nurses who can possibly be spared from 'their community for relief work. ; . --ayailableforduty.' Mrs. P. 8. Caldwell were In Colum bia this week. Mr,. W." D. Mewley of Anderson was in Chester, a few" days this week with his daughter, Mrs. Sam W. KlutU. Mrs. Rhett Kefsey. of Fort Lawn, was a Chester visiter this week. Mrs. Joseph Scheink of Geroge town is the guest of Mrs. HVS. Her man and family. ' ' Mr. Moffatt Blghara has gone to the University of Virginia. , Mr. J. M. Murray and family left Saturday for City Point. Va, where they will make their home In the fu ture! ' ' - ' . Mrs. W. M. Leckle is at homo after a visit to her sons, Messrs. David and Robert Leckle. in Columbia. WINSTON-SALEM Winston-Salem, Oct 12. The splendid invitations are of notable in terest here, the groom-elect being the eldest son of Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Conrad: ' "Mr. and Mrs. James Benjamin Hester request the pleasure of your company at the marriage reception of their daughter. Holly Elisabeth, to Dr. Henry B. Conrad, lieutenant (Jr. grade) medical corps. United - States navy, on Wednesday, the sixteenth of sickness. Truly I Si tnation Many people aredyingjoi lack ofattenHon.MmyjioimvDes are wholly without physicians and In many other communities medical and nursing tiitention is whollo inadequate to Nurses will be paid 5 per day? and expenses. In volunteering for this duty use either telegraph or telephone collect and give the follow-:'-ing information: age, training school, .-graduation year, whether regis . tered nurses it licensed in North Caroling and earliest possible date October, at eight o'clock in' the even ing, at their residence, Tryon, N. C." The marriage of Mrs. Carrie Phil lips of this city and Mr. WilUam Gough. of Elkln, was solemnized on Wednesday In Greensboro, at the homo of the bride's slater. Rev. E L. Bain, officiating. : -Mra Luther Bitner entertained' the , Southside Embroidery club on Friday afternoon.' ' :V-j-''-- A Beautiful feature- of the after noon was the linen shower given by the club members to one of their number. Miss Catherine Spach, whose marriage to Mr. Taylor Bynum, Jr., takes place this month. Mra Nowell R. Walker, of. Balti more, Md., spent several : days this week In the city, the guest of her father, Capt R. R, Crawford, at Hotel .Francea : k . , . ' Mrs. Burton Craige was hostess on Monday afternoon to tha Round Doten Book club. A cablegram was read from Miss Anne Morgan, thank ing the club for its work In procur ing the Winston-Salem. Red Cross motor kitchen, sent to France re cently, f - . . SHELBY Shelby, Oct It. On Friday after noon the members of the Isbpenlng club enjoyed their initial fall meeting at the attractive home of , Miss Lila Dover. . The club is studying a most interesting war program arranged, by the North Carolina Federation of Women's clubs and on : this occasion of their drat meeting, two papers aUve" with interesting-war data were readT by Misses Elisabeth Ebeltoft - and Ruby ' McBrayer. Those invited J be sides the regular members ' were: Misses Lots Wooten, of Chadbourn; Ruth Porter, of. Snarantaburg; : and Mildred-Johnson, of Davidson, e At her lovely country home In the southern part of town, Miss Helen Morton, the attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ,W. E. Morton, cele brated her sixteenth birthday on Sat urday evening in a most charming manner. The house was beautifully decorated with a wealth of fall roses and cosmos. Many games and danc ing were Indulged in until a late hour. The guests were then " invited Into the lovely dining room where a salad and ioe course were served. Those enjoying this hospitality were: Misses Alma Stroup, Adelaide Bostlo. Me lissa Kerr. Mary Qidney, Flossie Orlgg, Francis Hoyle; Messrs. Man gum Robert, Charles Holy, .Forrest Hamrlck, - John Hunnlcutt, Robert Hartneas and Howard Hamrlck. The Toung People's Missionary so ciety of the Methodist church was de lightfully entertained Friday afternoon by Miss Mary Uidney. An interesting program was given, after which the hostess, assisted by Miss Francis Holy, served punch and sandwiches. Mrs. J. D. Lineberger and two sons left Tuesday for a visit to Mrs. Julius Suttle in Llncolntpn. Mra J. L. Webb is spending this week In Greenville, S. C., with her daughter, Mra 8. R. Riley. Mra T. W, Ebeltoft who has been visiting Mrs. Wade Harris, of Char lotte, has returned home. " 1 r - i..m , - r : ..-..,,,,..I, ,..,,,.,. M , , ...Jt....... ....;v;..s... r. .... ALBEMARLE Albemarle 'Oct 11. An exceed ingly delightful social event was the reception given on Friday evening by Mr. and Mra T. P. Baumgarner in their home on North First street to a large number of friends in honor of Mra Baumgarner'a sister, Mra H. L. Coble, of Greensboro. Among the lovely musical selections of the even, ing) were several piano duets rendered byMesdamea C J, Mauney and R. I Smith and a number of vocal solos by. Altes Bert Sherman and Mrs. Mil ton. These were enjoyed by 1S0 guests in attendence. - - On Thursday evening Mr. and Mra A. L. Patterson delightfully entertain ed the Thursday Evening Bridge club. The usual games were enjoyed, after which- the , hostess served a . salad course with coffee. Besides the mem bers of the club present, Were Mr. and Mra T. P. Baumgarner, Mrs. H L .Cobles of Greensboro and Mr. T. C Rivers, A linen shower was given by tho local, chapter of the Red Cross on Tuesday afternoon October 1 Jn the work room to which the people of the town and - county responded readily, the Badjn and. Acquadale branches having supplied their quota. Albe marle, Badla and Acquadale by this shower contributed large number of sheets, . .bathtowels,. napkins, hand towels and handkerchiefs. Mra Elva C Harris returned Tues day afternoon from Boston where jhol spent two weeks with her son,lMr, Caldwell Harrla- ? spending some time hers visiting her son, Prof.O. D:t Ritchie. : V Miss Myrna Crowell recently spent severaldays in, Charlotte where she visited her friends, the Misses Thler. Mesdanie "J 8. and W, G, Eflrd vU ed -frtengaHtn Salisbury on -1 xnursday. .N w ,',,-,. Mra! W: ' BiMilton veas hostess to the Philathea class of the Presbyter ian church on 'Tuesday evening. NEWTON .. .. K:. r - Newtpft, Get 12. The Virginia Dare Book club met with Its pres dent, Mrs.'-Herbert U. Howe, Friday afternoon, y The subject for the af ternoon was- "France." Interesting pa pers were read by Mrs: C. L. Ever hardt on "France," and the "Women of Franc"," by Mra R: P. Cochran. Miss Eloy Trolllnger gave a reading which waa enjoyed very much. Ice cream, cake and mints were served by the hostess, assisted by Mra C L. Everhardt. Mrs. J. Wilfong Yount delightfully entertained at her home on South main street Thursday afternoon in honor of Mra Sue Wolfong, Moores-J vllle. The hostess served a delta oua salad course with cream. Miss Mabel Bacon is at home from Mount Holly where she has been teaching schooL The schools ttmre have closed on account of the influen sa epidemic. Miss Kathleen Conroy, of West Ashevllle, accompanied her' home and will spend some time here. Mrs. Laura Schrum and daughter. Miss Frances, and son, Mr. Louts Schrum returned Thursday from Bal- part of home spond nrV. i timore, where they have been for sev- Mra Ernest H. Yount was at home to a few friends on Wednesday even ing. After a number of games of bridge were played the hostess served a delicious salad course, fruits, etc Miss Helen Long came home Wed nesday afternoon from Peace Institute, at Raleigh, the school having closed down for two weeks on account of the Spanish influenza epidemic. A Rev. and Mra M. A. Abernethy and Mr'. D. A. Rutledge went to Gas ton la Thursdaylq. attend the Gaston . Mr. and Mra P. A. Keller arrived Wednesday afternoon, from a three weeks stay In Oklahoma where they went to visit Mr, Keller's son, E. B. Keller, at' Council Hill. Oklahoma, who has been in the west nine yeara : Mr. R. B. - Knox and son, Worth, were licfe ' Tuesday from Creston, Ashe county.- where they have been since early Hi the summer. Morganton, Oct 13. Miss Fannio Stotler. who has been visiting her suiter. Mra E. L. Edwards, left Tues day for Raleigh. Mra C. M. Zepp returned last week from a visit to relatives at Big Stone Gap. Va. ' M A Mra Paul DtJUnger returned to Fayettevllle Friday arter a visit to her- narents. Mr. and Mrs. John Mull. . Mrs. Louis Brown McKoy has re-. turned to her home in Charlotte, ar ter? a visit to her mother, Mra O. P. JSrwin f- MrsAWC Knox, who has been With Lieut Knox at Fort Bill, oxia Is spend.ng the month with her moth er. Mra 8. H. Coffer. Mra George Bruna of Columbia, S. C. Is hero on a visit to relatives. MiraJ7fV'W1tspTi;fNeborrcain Tuesday to visit relatives here. Miss Carrie Moses, of Raleigh, Is spending some time with Mrs. F. M. Scrngg. v Mr. and Mra A. S. Lyon and daugh ter. Ruth, returned vedneaday to Rocky Mount Mrs. Frank Taylor ac companied them home. Mrs. W. M. McDowell spent yester day at Rutherford college with her parents, Dr. and Mra T. V. Goode. Mtss Maria Allen has returned from a vacation of several weeks spent on the .Jersey coast and in northern cltlea Mra J. D. Bowman and chllren, of Winston-Salem, are visiting Mra Bow man'Sj mother, Mra Mamie Erwln. Mies Leah Howard, of Ashevllle, Is spending the week at home. Miss Catherine Ervln has returned home after a visit of several months In Richmond. Va. ' Mra J. R. Riddle returned honia Monday from a visit to Mra D. W, Turner, In Lenoir. GREENVILLE, S. C. Greenville. S. C Oct. 12. Each morning this week a party of. young girls of the city has gathered at Red Cross headquarters on Wash ington Street, and from thence have been carried in motor cars to the country to help the farmes pick Physicians will be paid $ i 5. per day. and expenses ; those answer- ' -. . .- , - , ing this call use either telegraph or phone collect and ' state earliest possible date available for service. ' . . - , The emergency is so great that it is urged upon both physicians and. nurses who volunteer for this duty that they be prepared to re- at once upon receipt' of request to-report for work. cotton. ' ' '-; Mra 3. B. Weir of Athena Ga., and her son J. B. Weir of New Orleans, spent the week-end with Mra H. F. Stradley at Sans 8ouct Mra X. B. Mayo, Mra J. B. John son and Mra Sam Zimmerman spent tha week-end in Atlanta; Mra E. H. Graha mand little son, John Borden, left yesterday for Golds boro, N. C, where they will visit Mra Graham's parenta ' Mrs. Ben Cleveland Is the guest of In the Ladies Home Journal for September thert appears an article on "Just What Is Wartime Thrift," by Bernard M. Barucb, chairman of, the War Industries, Board. . . . . V: tf Useles5of.iYerythingJwiitesM.r.J3aruch t .. i-ivx 1 s 1 . i what you have LONGER ea to. use it and Kb-use it. i ry to una new ways ot making old things do. There is a time of great sacrifice aheadof-usHheostfatribticwomaa who finds happiness in what she does without rather thari in what she consumesand the woman' who serves most intelligently, will be the one who is most ingenious in finding new ways to make old things last longer. You must think of everything in terms of man power!" ' . . I 11 Our business is Cleaning, Dying, Mending, Press ' ing. ' - .. ,; It is a business that is conducive to thrift at all times and is an '.'essential" industry now, ; - ; With a good conscience, therefore, you can now lav out your old suits, gowns, draperies, whatever there is that needs cleaning and restoring to usefulness, and let's get it back into shape for you. " ' ? Call the wagon. The Charlotte Laundry 444 Phone 445 OLDEST LARGEST BEST S Mra George Shanklin in Spartanburg. Mra Louis David of Pittsburgh ia in the city visiting Mr. David's parenta Mra A. F.TJoodhas returned 'from Charleston and Columbia. : The first fall meeting of the.Mu alo club was held Monday afternoon with Mra ftobe'rt WoodsiUe, on East Washington street v ; "I Misses Annie and Marie , Evbank and Fannie Parkins, threw youm horsewomen of Greenville, hat's ' re turned from the Locust fair whera thev won nrizea for riding.. than you have been accustom-, nurses. 7- ;r
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