Saturday, January 22, 1916.
THE ASSEVILLB GAZETTE-NEWS
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A. Mi Blackwelder has been con
fined to his home for several days
with grip. . " ' ' '
Capt M. C. Toms has been confined
to his bed several days with grip.
Mrs. C. K. Epton who has been the
guest of her sister. Mrs. C. W. Harty,
,for the past two weeks left on Sunday
for her home in Spartanburg.
Miss Genevieve Theobold of Ashe
vllle who lias been the guest of Mrs.
C. K. WTiltiikcr has returned home.
The B. V. P. Uj of the First Baptist
church htilil their regular moeting on
Sunday 'evening. ' After a brief devo
tional service officers were elected for
the, coming term as follows: J. M.
Stewart, president; Miss Jennie Bow
en, vice .president; Miss LIUie Brooks,
secretary.. Itupert Jackson, treasurer.
,Miss Leona Allen entertained a
number of her friends with a rook
party on Thursday evening. Progres
sive rook was engaged in, after which
refreshments were served to the fol
lowing guests present: Misses Neva
Place, Madge Dunlap, Jennie and Jes
sie Bowan; and Wilson Allen, Guy
Brookshlre, Herman Potts, Perry Car
ter and Paul Khodes.
at their home on Fourth avenue.
Jee Whitmire has returned from
a stay or some length at savannan,
Atlanta and Fitzgerald, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Curtis left re
cently for California, where they will
remain several' months. ;
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Robert Reed went to Asheville
Wednesday for a few days.
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F. C. Proctor spent Tuesday after
noon in Charlotte. ,
W. K. Reld made a
to Lowell Wednesday.
business trip
Mrs. Colt Robinson of Lowell was
in the city Wednesday shopping.
Henry C. Dockery, an attorney of
Charlotte, spent Tuesday In the city.
Ernest Allen of Lowell was In the
city for a short time Monday after
noon, . ,
.T. S. Lydla of Edneyyille was in the
city on Tuesday.
Miss F,lizabcth Camp has returned
from a visit to her home at Inman.
Rev. .ft. N. Wilcox leaves this week
for New York for a stay of several
weeks, v
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rutledge of Dal
las were Oastonla visitors Wednesday.
Coit Robinson of Lowell was in the
city for a short while Thursday on
busints.
Floyd Whitney of Bessemer City
was in the city on business Tuesday.
Miss Ruby Spencer left Monday for
Spartanburg, whore she will attend
Converse college this term. ,
Misses Zana Stroup and Carrie Em
erson of Alexis spent several days
this week with Mrs. A. S. Black. :
W; L. Mitchell went to Morganlon
Wednesday on buslnes.
Judge Council made a business trip
to Charlotte Monday.
Judge Cllne is holding
Greensboro this week.
court : in
Mrs. Johnson of Lenoir Is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Ben Seagle.
Mrs. Alice Councill left Monday for
a visit to her son. Dr. Councill, of
Salisbury. . .
Cormack, a short story, was given
by Mrs. C. E. Abernathy. The guests
were then Invited into the dining room
and served a four course luncheon.
The center pieoe was a huge vase of
yellow daffodils and these flowers
were also given as souveniers. Mrs.
James C. Shuford will have the next
meeting of the club.
Mrs. Margaret Councill is spending
a few weeks In Salisbury with her
son. Doctor Councill,
Mrs. Wesley Martin and . Kancy
Lang have retunred from a visit to
Mr. and Mrs Lang in Greenville.
Mrs. Dan Chatham of Winston-Sa
lem is the guest of her parents, . Mr.
and Mrs. A. B. Abernathy. . .
Robert Bonner of Marlon spent the
week end here with his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. T. P. Bonner.
F. B. Hight who has been visitig
his uncle, E. E. Hight, ,has gone to
Chase City, Va
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Crouch and
son, James, of Boyton, Va., are the
guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Herman.
Dr. J. L. Murphy is attending the
mlnlsterlum of the Reformed churches
In honor of Mrs. Dan Chatham of
Winston-Salem, Mrs. E. L. Shuford
charmingly entertained Wednesday at
eight tables of auction. Table prizes
were given for the highest scores,
the winners being Mrs. F. P. Aberne
thy, Mrs. E. B. Cllne, Mrs. C. M.
Sherrlll, Mrs. J. H. Hatcher, Mrs. F.
A. Abernethy, Miss Ester Ransoom,
Mrs. S. H. Farabee, and W. X. Reld.
Mrs. Chatham was presented a guest
prize. Refreshments In three courses
were served after the game.
The Wednesday Afternoon Sewing
elub was delightfully entertained by
Miss Mary Polk Wooten, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. G. R. Wooten, at her
home on 16th street, Wednesday af
ternoon. Those present were Misses
Nancy Worth Sherrlll, Nlta Mostel
ler, Elizabih Councill, Mary Det
linger, Kathryn Setzer, Louise Cllne,
Kathryn Hatcher and Lydia Hatfield.
Miss Margaret Holbrook of Brook
ford was a special guest of the' club,
.?,! Alesdamea E. L. Withers. Lowery Lee,
WAYNESVILLE
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Cleveland Underwood left Monday
for Orlanda, Fla.
Jack Way, Gerald West of Carters-
ville, Ga., Klnsey of Richmond, Va.,
W. T. Blaylock anl Misses Alice Qutn
lan, Hilda Way, Jessie Rogers, Geor
gia Miller and Nancy Kllllan.
Corporation Commissioner
Lee is at home this week.
W, T.
John S. Tipton went to Asheville on
a business trip Tuesday.
- Represenatlve David R. Nolan
Fines creek was in town Monday.
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Miss Mary Turbyfill has gone to
Baltimore to purchase spring millin
ery. '
Miss Nina
been visiting
phine Davis.
Morgan, of
her friend
Clyde has
Miss Jose-
M. F. Howell of Jonathan was in
town recently. -
Claude A. Haynes took his little son,
Harrold, to Dr. Briggs in Asheville
this week for a minor operation.
Mr. and Mrs. A; A. Shuford,! jr.,
most delightfully entertained the Owl
Bridge club Wednesday evening In
honor of their house guest, Miss Mil
ler of Waynesville. For making the
highest score Mrs. Hugh D'Anna was
awarded the ladies' prize and George
of Catawba and Lincolnton counties at j Lyerly the gentlemen's prize. Re
Llncolnton this week
Mrs.. B. Shipp and son Cameron,
have returned from a visit to Lincoln
ton. ', ...'.; -,,
Charles French Toms of Asheville
Was In the city, last week attending
court.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Pace left Tues
day for a visit to different points in
Florida.
Miss Luclle Hazard has gone to Sa
luda where ahe will enter the seminar)-.
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W. G. Gullkk left on Tuesday for
Greenville, S. C, where ho will visit
his brother for ten days.
Mr. and Mrs.
Thursday for
months' visit.
U E. Rackley left cn
Florida for a two
Mrs. Ehringhnus and children have
.returned from Norfolk, where they
spent the Christmas holiday with the
children's grandmother.
A. L. Bui winkle went to Raleigh on
legal business Tuesday night, return
ing Wednesday night.
Thos. T. Timberlake of New York
spent Wednesday In the city with his
relative, J. W. Tlmborlake.
L, E. Rankin
home with grip.
is confined to his
Mrs. W. D. Beam and son, W. D. jr.,
returned Wednesday from Cherryville
where they have been visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wilkinson of
Charlotte spent Wednesday afternoon
In the city with their daughter, Mrs.
W. E. Haynes.
Dr. W. U. Juutus and daughters,
Misses Irma and Margaret Justus,
have Bcn3 to New York for a short
stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 11. Whltnker
und daughter left this week for a visit
of several weeks at Avon Park, Flu.
Miss Mary 0. Crowell of Lincoln
ton Is the guest of Misses Hodges
. I. F. Mabrey of McAdenBVllle went
to Concord Wednesday where he was
called on account of the death of his
brother, Henry Mabrey.
O. B. Robinson of Rock Hill, S. C,
is spending several days In the county
with relatives.
The many friends of Rev. Bonner
regret very much to know he Is con
fined to his rom.
. The many friends of Dr. and Mrs.
F. B. Hicks Will be pleased to know
their little son Is Very much better
since an attack of bronchial pneu
monia, '. i
Dr. and Mrs. Jennings of Little
Rook, Ark., are here at the bedside
of Dr. Jennings' stepmother, Mrs. M.
E. Thornton, who has been ill for
some time.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Camp, formerly
of Mountain City, Tenn., spent the
week end with Judge and Mrs. Coun
clll. They were en route to Carthage,
Where Mr. Camp has purchased
large farm and timber land.
Mrs! Gerald West and little daugh
ter, Nancy Webb, of Cartersville, Ga.,
are visiting relatives here.
. John Sentelle who withdrew from
the race as an aspirant for the post
office hag returned from Washington.
Asbury Howell has returned from
Waynesboro, Ga.
Mrs. C. H. Ray attended the fun
eral of her brother, Cam Davis, re
cently at Newberry, S. v- He was a
prominent business man there.
freshments In two courses were served
after the game. Mr, and Mrs Shu
ford's guests Include Miss Miller, Dr.
and Mrs. H. C. Menzies. Mr. and Mrs.
F. A. Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. James
C, Shuford, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D'An
na, Mr. and Mrs. George Lyerly. Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Shuford, Mr. and Mrs.
B. B. Blackwelder, Mr. and Mrs. W.
V. Ried, Mr .and Mrs. R. A. Grimes,
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Menzies, Mesdames
E. B. Cllne, E. L. Shuford, E. Bryan
Jones, C. M. Sherrlll, H. D. Alexander,
Dan Chatham of Winston-Salem, Miss
Ada Schenck and Robert Martin.
Mrs. R. N. Barber's sister, Mrs.
Goodspeed, whose Illness was men
tioned recently, died at her home in
New Brunswick, N. J., last week.
Miss Nan Killian was at home to
the Do As You Please club on Thurs
day afternoon. The hostess sang sev.
eral selections in a delightful manner.
Among those present were Mesdames
Jack Way, Joe Graves, Leon Killian,
Kinsey, James Aktins, Hilllard Atkins,
Lowery Lee and Misses Jennie Ray,
Georgia Miller, Dolly Lee, Alice Quin
tan and Dorothy Mussell.
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G. I. Calhound of Medlin was a
business visitor here Monday. ;
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The marriage of Miss Alma Bwann
of Nealsvllle to George Williams of
Old Fort during the week "came as a
surprise to friends. The wedding took
place at the home of the bride's sister
Mrs. W. S. Gibbs. Rev M. B. Rlden-'
hour performed the ceremony, whicr.
was witnessed only by a few clos
friends and relatives. Charles Green
was best man and as the wedding
march was being played the bride en
tered with Miss Etta Simmons of Mor
ganton, who gave her away. The cou
ple left Tuesday on train No. It for
Asheville, Waynesville and Knoxville,
Tenn., where they will spend their
honeymoon. After a stay of two
weeks they will return to Old Fort,
where they will make their home.
Roy Marr of Charlotte has accepted
a position as salesman with Marr
Coburn company.
Miss Kitty Zachary of Sylva has
been here this week visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. K. E. Bennett.
Kelly B. Bennett left Sunday for
Raleigh, where he attented a state
meeting of the Masons.
Grady Thomas r left Monday for
Newport News, Va., where he expects
to obtain employment in the ship
yards. .
J. T. Tabor of Ellsworth, Ga., was
here this week.
T. D. Brysoh and Cas Thomas have
returned from eastern North Carolina
where they spent ten days duck hunt
The Twentieth Century club held Its
first meeting of the new year wi,th
Mrs. I. C. Griffin recently. Miffs Joyce
Decker read two very Interesting se
lections from "The Legends of the
Rhine." "The Black Forest." "Its
Industries and Historical Interests,"
was read by Mrs. Pless. The "Life of
Handel," was beautifully portrayed
by Mrs. P. A. Reid. Misses Sara Hud
gins and Mary Griffin played a pretty
duet. The hostess assisted by Mrs. D,
E. Hudglns, served a salad course.
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Mr. Lulu Blaine of CullaBaJa was
In town last Wednesday.
Dr. Thomas Strlrfgfleld, Inspector
general of the state troops Is making
a state tour, Inspecting the variotis
military organizations and will be
absent two or three months.
Dr. J. H. Smathers has returned
from a two weeks' visit to Atlantic
City, Philadelphia and New York. He
took an extra course In his profession
while absent.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Wiggins and
children of A asheville are here this
week visiting relatives.
D. Au DeHart of Needmoro Is
Asheville this week serving on the
Federal grand jury.
Mrs. A. Blanton delightfully enter
tained the Sans club at her lovely
home on South Main street Tuesday
afternoon. The favorite game "108"
was played at four tables. At the
conclusion of the game, the hostess
invited the guests into the dining
room, The table was beautiful with
a handsome lace cover. The color
scheme, green and pink, was beauti
fully carried out, the center piece be
ing a huge vase of pink carnations
and ferns. The place cards were hand
painted poples and the favors were
single carnations. An elegant four
course luncheon was served.
Miss Mamie Stowe returned Tues
day from Cornelius, where she visited
Mrs. Virginia Bustle. Mrs. Bustle re
turned with her to Belmont, where
she Is now visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. P.
Washam.
Basket Ball Tonight at 8:30 o'clock
V. M. C. A. vs. Spartanburg Y. M. C.
A. Seats 26c. 292-2t
Miss Frances Dixon went to Ashe
ville Tuesday to attend the wedding
of Miss Julia Smith to Rev. R. D. Bed
Inger, which event occured at high
noon Wednesday. They expect to sail
for Africa in February. Mr. Bedlnger
has been there for several years.
Mrs. Horace Lutz delightfully en
tertained the Pleiades Book club Wed
nesday afternoon. Mrs. Dan Chatham
of Winston-Salem, a former member
and Miss Claire Sellers, were visi
tors. Mrs. F. A. Henderson read a
criticism of the hostess' bookv"A Far
Country," and Miss Lenore Sourbeer
gave a crltcism of . the author, Win
ston Churchill. The life of John Mc-
Parker Moore of Ellijay was In the
city recently.
Judge Frank Smathers formerly of
Waynesville Is making good In At
lantic City, N. J. He has been elect
ed president of a bank there.
On Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Carraway on Walnut street.
Misses Mary and Fannie Mitchel of
Wilmington were at home to the la
dies of the Graded school faculty.
James Vanhook of route 2 was In
the city Saturday.
Mark Dowdle
town recently.
of Prentiss was In
A. T. Nash of Louisville, Ky.,
the city a few days recently.
was In
J. W. Robinson of Winder, Ga., was
In Franklin the past week.
Dan Jacobs, wife and little child of
Cornelia, Ga., visited relatives and
friends here recently.
Mr. Sandman Gomes Quick when
You Drive Away Jack Frost
The kiddies need no coax- dampness and cold out of
ing at bedtime for the all the house. Gives glow-
PerFection Heater ing warmth in five minutes
had made the room nice ten hours comfort on a
and cozy. gallon of kerosene. Smoke-
The Perfection keeps less, odorless, safe.
Look for the Triangle Trademark.
Sold at all hardware and general stores, and
wherever you see the Perfection Cozy Cat Poster.
Use Aladdin Security Oil or Diamond White Od to
obtain best results in Oil Stoves, Lamps and Heaters.
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J. E. Bleckley of Clayton, Ga., ppent
the week end In the city with his
daughter, Mrs. Authur Jacobs.
Mrs. A.
ford, Vn.,
H. Daugherty and family in the city.
R. L and Geo. Howard of Tryphisa
were in Franklin recently.
Mrs. Will Greenwood and Miss Leah
Ashe spent the week end in Atlanta
with Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Mashburn.
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A. Daugherty of East Rad-
is visiting her son, Rev. R.
W. M. Edwards of Burnlngtowq was
a business visitor in the city recently.
J. A. Porter and wife and W. I,.
Hlgdon are In Jacksonville, Fla., this
week.
George T. Currie left last week for
Athens, Ga., to accept a position.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Moore are In
Royston. Ga., this week visiting rela
tlves and friend.
The Tuesday Afternoon Auction
club was charmingly entertained by
Mrs. Joseph Graves at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Harry Rotha. There
were three tables; those playing were
T. W. Allen has moved his family
from near Bushnell to Bryson City
and will ocoupy one of the Frye resi
dences on Leatherwood hill.
L. A. Weeks and family of Tenne
ssee have moved to Bryson City and
occupy one of the Woodard residences
on Arlington heights.
Basket Ball Tonight at 8:30 o'clock
Y. M. C. A. vb. Spartanburg Y. M. C.
A. Seats 26c. 292-2t
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SOU BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERf
Miss Hazel Black of Wilmington Is
here on a visit.
: Ceph Blanton of Shelby spent the
week end with relatives here.
Miss Bertha Padgett spent the week
end with relatives In Forest City.
W. M. McNairy spent Sunday wltb
relatives In Greensboro.
Miss Annie Wilson of Black Mount
ain Is the guest of Mrs. J. E, Guy,
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sprague's two
children are 111 this week.
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The G. T. G club met Saturday eve
ning with Miss Jennie Davis. After a
most enjoyable game of "108" a de
licious sweet course was served. Miss
Mattie Davis was elected a member of
the club.
J. F. Ray and H. C. Robertson
were In Asheville on professional business.
Mrs. James Palmer has been quite
111 at her home on Palmer street for
two or three weeks.
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Miss Maud Crmwfod has been quite
III for several days.
C, A. Snyder has returned from a
business trip to Balsam, .N C.
J. F. Turner and family have mov
ed to the Turner place on Croked
creek.
Mrs. 8. M. Woman gave a reception
list Saturday night to the members of
her class.
George Wllfams of this place and
Miss Alma Bwann of Glenwood were
married last Saturday at Marlon.
Mlseee Mamie and Ada Lackey left
here last week for Morganton to be
come trained nurses at the asylum.
Joseph Hensley and Miss Dull!
Brown were married Wednesday af
ternoon at the home of the bride In
Wool ford. Squire J. C. Bandlln off!
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Results.
"I am glad you are
using the Long Distance
Bell Telephone in your
business. There's noth
ing like it for saving time
and traveling expenses.
It is the source of direct profit and satisfying results.
"Very often I talk to salesmen and to custo
mers on important matters. That's one advantage
of the Bell Telephone. You can sit in your office
and bring the world to you.
"Thanks for the order. By using the Long
Distance Telephone you enable us to save twenty
four hours on the shipment. Yes, it certainly is
wonderful."
Every Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Statign.
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