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K".v JAN. 3, jVVn-HERALD. 1918. IELEI'H0NE NO. 26. Vrwins in Morganton. ft1 01 .u. West. 8:20 a. m. U1G . ffl. ' h Fast. 12:05, p. m. 1 loC1 the West, 4:35 p. m. from the West 10:35 a. m. $' from the w . 5.30 m. i'the West, 5:50 p. m. I6' tP. East, 8:20 a. m. 15, iroraJ and Nos. 15 and ru.au j"ij CHRISTMAS PERSONALS. Mfl iye the Morganton vlL SlntM prior to the XH 1A" 1 lBl pnal Routes leave rue VS BREVITIES ntnri OOSt of- 1 tt'2 jiiui i fls . umess during the holi- rr Hilton was presented e of $H5 as Christmas ur TVnmnson. who has been !Adako, has moved back to Johns nvei. First National aeh. according b-W -.end- .itn w4 HPT uv Ethel Wilson na x& "L the Morganton Furni- Poa . vt Monday r. ana wm ic"- aecept a poauou i- .frence for the Mor- b. held ,sts.a ftVlock. The X. Parker HoUnes, j at the 11 o'clock serv.ce jjday morning. Trpne. the two weekB old Mr -d M.. Arthur U died Wednesday tn. Miss Dietz ,of Hickory, visited Miss Margaret Ward .last . week. Mr. Ed Pierce was a visitor at Mr, S. S. Lane's last week. Mrs. C. L. Smith and son, Eugene, went to Asheville Monday for a' few days' visit. Mrs. E. M. Hairfield and children left Thursday for a visit to her par ents at Chase City, Va. Among the soldier boys at home from the eamps for Christmas were the following: Guy Nelson, James Gordon, Frank and Nollie Patton, Owen Connelly, Joe Moffitt, Clarence Bolick, W. H. Corpening, Leith Hollo way, Neilson Falls, E. C. Denton, An drew Scroggs, Robert MeConnaughey, Kelly Bowman, Shuping Hudson, Wil liam Ward, Robert Ward, Paul Spain hour, Alexander Taylor and Dr. Ver non. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Mull, of Con struction, spent Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stacy and Mr. and Mrs F. B. Mull. Miss Wilhelmina Williams was at CHRISTMAS SOCIALS. Holiday Parties, Dances and Club Meetings. , After the rehersal Wednesday even ing for the Marrow-Hildebrand wed ding Mesdames S. M. Sloan and W. C. Hudson entertained the bridal party at their home on Avery avenue. Red carnations and potted plants were used in the decorations. After the serving of a salad course the wedding cake was cut. Misses Mary and Florence Hilde brand entertained the bridal party at luncheon at noon on the day of the wedding. The December meeting of the Pi anists' club was held on the afternoon of December 22 with Mrs, A. M. In gold. The first half of the program consisted of miscellaneous composi tions and the second half was a syn opsis of the opera "Lohengrin," se lections from the opera being played. xoung ladies taking part in the pro- gram were Misses Sue-Spainhour. Corinne Boger, Marjorie Miller, Nan home from Winston-Salem for Christ-ldle m mJh n V m. w.n wni; i. . !dle' Margaret McDowell, Edith Good win, Katharine Walton, Goldie Shifiet, Annie Cobb, Mildred Connelly, Ruth Kistler, Fannie Rountree and Misses Cline and Swift. Misses Cameron Pearson and Geor gia Riddle were joint hostesses at a Christmas dance at the home of the former Christmas night. Those as sisting in receiving end entertaining were Misses Eliza Pearson and Janie )5& Mt. 1 "3 m-m. V Mitfh sympatny is eaved parents m tac " 1st born. jliBS Evelyn Mull was winner of Urst prize, a nvc - Ly, and Miss Margaret Davis of Ve second, a fruit cate, m tne popu- . rm- contest conduetea Deiore hristmas by the Morganton Cafe and landv Kitchen. Fred Lowman, son of - Marvin Low- J Ttanamrir 19th the Lowman home near Glen Al ee. Spinal paralysis was the cause V Ms death. Funeral and bunai ser .ces were held Thursday, the 20th, at :ow Hill church. Mr. Rufus Walker and family, who been living at Bluff City, W. Va.f tot Christmas with relatives here. hey were enroute to Brevard, where the future they will make their m. Mr. Walker nas a position j oh the tanning company at Bre- '4 entering upon his new duties the 'St of the year. Miss Rose Davis has been at Dr. fflg's hospital for the past two Ms for treatment. The latest re mits are that she is gradually im oving and her friends here are ear ally hoping that she will soon be p to return home. Mrs. B. F. Davis "d Mrs. W. A. Harbison visited her ring the holidays. I Surprise Marriage. A great surprise was sprung upon nnds of the young couple in Mor n when it became known here !;5trday that Miss Evelyn Mull, fghter of Mr. and Mrs. John M. : '! Morganton, and Mr. Paul lun?er, of Hickorv. were married e Hickory Tnav Th rr- 'y took place at the Hickory pcopal church. The bride has IT Secretary for several months of i Mor?anton Merchants' Associa f on- She is pretty and accomplished. r uellins-er i ' "J Mi . - -w -J " v'j auu uciuiiga few viii : best families tW. Mr. and rS- Delliriprpr uHll moU V,r- Vinmo , ... . o " " '"""v. vv-.t "ickorv r - Carriages at Hildebran. Pondenee of The News-Herald. i 'blowing" mai-n'a era a Via vn tiVAn ;Ce at the residenrp nf a 1. Stine. I Hildebran: 3rd, Mr. James Hildebrand I On r "vcpiiens. k ? .c 26th Mr. Garland Link to " Deo Qr4-1 r t i i . t0 Miss ManiK . -wvrwu. U6C. SOtV. TNT- ir 1.-11 TT..- 10 Miss T1io r i te Parties all of this county. and ' .. n. m. jacmratn ana oi Lhase City Vju spent -viuj rptnrivfia in anH svrainrl w. . -wv til H11U ... l0r?atit mas. Mr. Walter Williams has re turned to Winston-Salem to resume his work" there. Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Williamson and little daughter spent Christmas in Winston-Salem with Mrs. Williamson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carmichael. Mr. Lum Webb, of Hiekory, was a visitor here during the holidays. Mr. F. S. Perry, of Caldwell, spent several days here last week. Mr. Wayne Dula, of Upper Creek, spent Christmas with friends in Mor ganton. Mr. A. T. Seitz and little daughter, Ruby, have been visiting relatives in Hickory forseveral days. Messrs. H. M. and R. S. Webb, of Collettsville, spent the week-end with relatives in Morganton. Mr. J. R. Hildebrand, of West Hick ory, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Seitz the latter part of the week. Misses Ruth and Marguerite Simp son and Robert Simpson, Jr., of Ashe ville, spent the holidays with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Conley and baby, of Winston-Salem, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Conley during the holidays. Mr. William Smith returned Satur day to Winston-Salem, after having spent Christmas at home. Miss Estelle Wilson, of Nebo, spent the week-end with Miss Annie Cobb. Mr. John Pearson, Jr., of Norfolk, Va., was at home for the holidays. Mr. James Williams, in the service of "Uncle Sam" on the U. S. S. Al bany, visited his mother, Mrs. Min nie Williams at Bridgewater, last week, and spent Friday in Morganton. " Mesdames L. E. Mull, of Brevard, and W. R. Trexler, of Asheville, spent Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stacy. Miss Margaret Newland, of Salem College, Winston-Salem, spent a part of the vacation in Morganton, leaving last Saturday for Lenoir to visit her father. Mr. Carl Spainhour, of the aviation corps, spent Christmas with his par- jents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Spainhour. Mr. Charlie Ccstevans, of Winston Salem, was a Morganton visitor Christmas week. County Agent E. L. Perkins left Tuesday for Columbia, S. C, on bus iness. Mr. J. H. Hyams spent Christmas with his daughter, Mrs. J. R. Ander son. Mr. Tom Mott Alexander, of Char lotte, visited Henry and James Ander son last week. Mrs. E. G. Berry has returned from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brownan, 'at Gastonia. Mr. and Mrs. Will Clinkscales and ittle son, of Laurens, S. C,. spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Marbut. Mr. and Mrs. John Moore, of Lau rens, S. C, visited Mrs. Presnell last week. Mr. Erwin Pearson, of Bridgeport, Conn., spent Christmas with his sis ter, Mrs. E. D. Alexander. Mr. Hugh Tate Erwin, a student at the University, returned yesterday, after having spent the holidays at home. Mr. Hugh Gordon, of Norfolk, Va., spent Christmas at home. Mr. J. B. Holloway, of Hopewell, Va., was at home n a visit during the holidays. Mrs. A. E. Hern is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Dixon, in Rich mond. Mr. Joe Hern returned home Sunday night from Richmond. Rev. George Hilton left Monday for New York. He will be away for a month. Mrs. George Taylor and children of Bristol, Tenn., spent the holidays vith Mrs. Taylor's father, Mr. Jno A. Dickson. Miss Louise Coffey, of Concord spent Christmas at home. Mr. Stephane Frisard was at home from New York for Christmas. Mrs. I. Lazarus left Sunday for Baltimore to spend several months Mr. William Hossfeld. who has spent several months in Iowa, is a home on a visit. (Continued on page 7.) n m 8M gM gmi mi m bjm m m m m gMgMyAimimgMgiUgMffmgmyM Did Yoi Know That the Fire Loss in North Carolina Last Year was $2,1 1 8,445.00; and in the Past Ten Years Amounted to $7,243,885.00 ? IS YOUR PROPERTY INSURED ? If not you had better be on the safe side and let us insure you. WE HAVE A BOTTLING PLANT FOR SALE. INSTALLED IN BRICK BUILDING ON GREEN STREET. REASONABLE TERMS. an tomi D & leattfy Co Gilboa News Items. Correspondence of The NewaHerald. Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Burros, of Mor ganton, were the guests Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bowman. Mr. John Duckworth," who is in ser vice of Uncle Sam, spent last week at Pearson, Kathleen Riddle and Mar- his nom hens garet McDowell served refreshments. Chaperones were Mrs. J. B. Riddle and Mrs. H. L. Riddle. The Hesperian Book club had a meeting Wednesday afternoon of last week with Mrs. Mary Powe Starrett. Russia was the subjeet for the after noon's study. Invited guests were Mrs. W. A. Leslie, Mrs. S. J. Ervin and Miss Janie Pearson. Cake and coffee were served after adjourn ment. Mrs. J. H. Pearson was hostess at a delightful eard party Wednesday af ternoon in honor of her daughter, Mrs. W. N. White, of Washington, D. C, whose visit home during the holidays was the first since her marriage in the early autumn. Those playing were Mesdames W. A. Leslie, W. I. Davis, A. C. Chaffee, Norman Chaffee, E. D. Alexander, B. S. Gaither, Mary Powe Starret, Bessie Hunt, S. Frisard, Manly McDowell, and Misses Annie Gordon, Wilhelmina Tate, Sue Tate and Irene Tate. After the game an i ice course was served. Miss Goldie Shifiet entertained a large number of the younger set at a party Christmas night. The young people of the town en joyed a dance -at the State -Hospital on Wednesday night of last week. Family reunions and dinner par ties were the order of the day during the holidays. Misses Belle and Louise Lane gave a party a party on New Year's eve, to which were invited a large number of their young friends. Mrs. J. T. McGimsey will be hos-j tess at the meeting this afternoon of the Embroidery club. Miss Bessie (Anderson entertained a large number of young people at a party one night during the holidays. The Epworth League had a "Hoo ver" watch party at the Methodist church the last night in the year. The money which is usually spent for re freshments was used to buy gifts for the inmates of the county home. NOTICE. r High Peak Council Elects Of ficers. High Peak Council No. 355 met in regular session Tuesday night and the following officers were elected: J. C. Brinkley, councilor; C. M. Murry, vice-councilor; J. G. Berry, re cording secretary; Dewey Lowery, as sistant recording secretary; W. G. Powe, financial secretary; G. W. Dan- ner, treasurer; J. A. Dale, conductor; Jess Cannon, warden; Gordon Powell, inside sentinel; Jeter Buchanan, out side sentinel. Trustees John Buff, J. C. Brinkley, W. C. Lowdermilk; chaplain, W. C. Lowderimlk. The above officers were duly in stalled. All members are requested to be present on February 5th, 1918. J. C. BRINKLEY, Councilor. Valdese, Jan. 1st, 1918. REV. PHILIP GUIGO. Rev. Philip Guigo, the beloved pas tor of the Waldensian church at Val dese, passed away in Asheville on Sun day, December 16th. He had been sick for some time and several months ago went to Asheville in the interest of his health. The remains were taken back to Valdese and funeral and buria services held there on Wednesday, December 19th. He is survived by his wife and two children, Anita and Francis. The people he served at Valdese were devoted to this conse crated servant of the Master and sin cere grief is felt because of his pass ing. Miss Jennie Williams was the guest Thursday of her sister, Mrs. Mae Buff. Misses Annie Belle and Beulah Wal ker spent Friday at the home of Mrs. E. P. Dale. ' Misses Bessie Denton, Nola Poteet and Hardie Poteet spent Thursday at the home of Mr. J. A. Bowman. Mr. Billy Tate, of Glen Alpine, was a visitor in this vicinity last week. Mrs. E. P. Dale and children spent Tuesday in Morganton. Miss Grace Holler, of Zion section, and Mr. Cecil Mull, of Asheville, vis ited Miss nnie Bowman Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tate and lit tle son, of Knoxville, Tenn., visited relatives in this section during the hol idays. Mr. John Rudieill, of Gastonia, vis ited his sister, Mrs. J. A. Bowman, last week. Misa Eula Mae Tate and Master Johnie Tate, of Glen Alpine, visited their aunt, Mrs. B. F. Walker, last week. .Mr. and Mrs. Luther Rockett spent Wednesday in Morganton. Miss Addie Franklin, of the Sehool for the Deaf, visited home folks last week. JMisses Mary and Junie Williams were the guests Friday of . Misses HaK tie and Annie Bowman. Mr. Preston Williams made a trip to Kaiser last week, returning Wed nesday. He was accompanied home by his wife, who has spent some time with her mother, Mrs. Pruett. Mrs. Corde Walker, Misses Bessie Crawley and Vera Keller were visit ors at the home of Mr. J. A. Bowman recently. Mr. N. F. Rusmisell, of State Hos pital, was in this section Monday. Mr. Grover Tate of Greensboro, vis ited at the home of his father, Mr. C E. Tate, last week. Mr. and Mrs. L. Propst, of near Glen Alpine, were visitors of Mrs rvrct'3 Twirpnts. Mr. and Mrs. J. J Pearson, last week. Mr. Clyde Bowman returned home Friday, after spending several weeks with his brother, Mr. W. W. Bowman, at Semora. Mr. Carl Carswell, of Durham, and! Mr. Arthur Carswell, of Morganton,; visited their grandfather, Mr. W. J. flines, last week. Mr. Clyde Garrison, of Calvin, was In this section Monday. Mrs. J. D. Bowman and little daugh- s bers. Dorothy and Mildred, of Wm- ston-Salem, visited at the home of her father-in-law, Mr. J. A. Bowman, last Mr. Will Crawley, of Albemarle, was a visitor in mis secuw "v.vU. Mr. McDowell Hines, of Greensboro, visited relatives here last week. Mr. Wesley Causby and Miss Nan- -n t - Cat lvrAa v nie r ranKiin were Hiafiicu jwm.x.j night, Dec. 22nd, at 7:30 at the home of Mr. Ed Scott. Also Mr. tiarmona Dale and Miss Lillie Cook were mar ried Friday, Dec. 28th. We wish for the young couples much success. Two more Burke boys enlisted in the service of Uncle Sam. They were Messrs. John Reid Brown and Luther Duckworth, who held positions at Mor- ristown, Tenn. On and after January 1st, 1918, the following minimum . fees will be charged for professional services: Town visit, day, $1.50; town visit, night, 9 pf. m. to 6 a. m., $2.00; ob stetrical cases, town, $15.00; obstet rical cases, country, $15.00, plus mil eage; visits to country, 50c. mile plus $1.50 fdV prescribing. Other fees in aceordahc4 with above.. This was made necessary by the great increase in cost of everytloifig with which everyone is familiar. DR. I. M. TAYLOR. DR. J. R. (ANDERSON. DR. E. W. PHIFER. DR. T. V. GOODE, Jr. DR. J. B. RIDDLE. DR. W. R. GRIFFIN. DR. M. A. GRIFFIN. DR. F. B. WATKINS. DR. JNO. McCAMPBELLv DR. B. L. LONG. READ The State Journal WTeekLf Mirror df North Carotin Life RALEIGH, K a The Grm 2Trii CaxoliflA Weekly 33v8tat Capital, for S&e Month. Published at i&tat Capital. $2.00 a X lear Terse, Vigorous, Clean, Instructive, Enterttrinlng, Inspiring. Made- far the Ho&s Circle and also for the Busy Mao. It's about your own affair and your own folks Yea need k. If yotr da not read it, . vorr mis vmc&ilxtg reaTly worth while stb&pto&& educational Hfff of your State. Three months trial subscription, 25 cents. Sample fcopy freei Th NewHerald county like the dew. covers Burks Mr. Glenn Yoder spent Christmas at his home in Newton. We wish to thank our customers and the public for the liberal pat ronage extended us in 1917. We hope by fair dealing and courteous treatment to merit a continuance of this confidence. Remember our cut prices ' do not apply to meats only but prac tically eyery article we sell comes some cut on orginal price. TOTE THE MARKET BASKET' PAY CASH LANE CO. $100 Reward, 01C0 t The readers of this paper will be pleated to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly Influenced by constitutional conditions requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acta thru the Blood en the Mucous Sur faces of the System thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, giving the patient strength by building up the con stitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in the curative powers of Hall s Catarrh Medicine that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testinwnials. Address P. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo. Ohio.. Sold by all Druggist. 75c. THE UNIVERSAL CAR We have in stock two latest model new Ford touring cars. Now is the chance for any one who is expecting to pur chase a car in the spring. Don't wait, as deliveries then will be slow and uncertain. PRICE-$404.17 F. O. B. Morganton BURKE GARAGE CO. i i on. Phone us the news. v
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