THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30 19J1,
Society and Personals
One of the social mnu of the
hmo kthut promise to be of un
usual brilliance la the reception
., which will take place thin evening
at Ravenacrott the home of Mr.
Rldgely Pcnnlman. Mrs. Pennlman
will be assisted in . receiving; her
ueat by Mr. Thompson Fraser,
.. Mrs,. Junius Adams and llli An
cle wuuama. funcn win te served
:', during the evening by Miss ldit
Hamilton and Mlsa Maude Waddell.
j U Is .Ma retire t Pennlman will be
. asslNted In recelvJna; by Miss Frances
: Hena, Mlits Helen Cafelu. Miss Bva
Horner, Miss. Lillian Adams. - Miss
Matilda Uarllck and Miss Maud
' Hamilton. , Holiday decorationa
. will prevail, the spacious parlors wilt
be thrown open to ..the guest and
th 'large dining room be used for
, dancing. ti,-
Bupper will be served late In the
evening and every indication auggeats
a charming occasion.
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The Jewish Feast of of Chanuka,
or Feast of Lights, which lasts eight
days, closes this week.
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' Among the new enterprises at the
T.W. C. A. at the beginning of
the year till will be a class In the
"Study of the Literature of the 11
- ble" under the leadership of Rev..
Charles W. Byrd, This will be an
unusual opportunity for the Women
who desire such a study, and any
girl or woman wtiether or not a
, member of the association ts Cor
: dially invited to - become a , mem
; ber of this class, no charge being
asked. Tha class will meet for the
first... tima- on .Thursday , afternoon. .
-January 4th, at four o'clock, at ths
T. W. C. A. and at that time the
regular hour for meeting will be
decided upon. It it urged' that those
who are Interested will make an ef
fort to attend this first meeting a
it is Important ' that regular work
should begin Immediately, Miss Os-
-' born wll be glad to have the names
of those wishing to Join.
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Among the many delightful social
' events of Christmas week was
card party given by Miss Helen
Taylor at her residence on Mont
ford avenue. The .gam .played was
five hundred, and the . party was a
delightful suodess, .
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Miss Eugenia Johnston will en-
: tertaln at luncheon Tuesday of next
week. v'c-'V-V.3 'H
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Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Wadley Raoul
' entertained at dinner Thursday eve
ning. The T. W, C. A. gymnasium
classes will" be resumed Immediately
after New Year's, the els for Jun
; tors . on Monday and Thursday af
ternoons at t:So, the evening ; class
at 7:10 on ths same days. The ma
, tron'a elaee. will . meet .for the first
time- on Friday morning, January
the fifth at llito. Those who wish
to , enroll . will Please send their
. names to Mlsa Foster at the T,' T,
C. A. and be present at the first
meeting of the class.
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One of the large and formal so
cial events of the coming week will
ba the reception on the afternoon
of New Year's day, from five until
, sevien' o'clook. given by Dr. and Mrs.
Charles U Minor for their daugh
ter. Miss Lucy Minor. The reception
which Dr.. and Mrs. Minor will give
at their residence on French Broad
avenue, promise to be an affair of
unusual Interest. 1
Miss Gladys Redwood entertained
a number of the younger set ' at
cards yesterday afternoon at her
home, on Cumberland avenue. The
game played was five hundred,
,J$ at
Mrs. Oaaton M earns will enter
tain Monday evening at her home on
; Atkln street for her daughters. Miss
Laura Meares and Miss . Extim
Meares. Flue hundred will be played
and supper will be served during
the evening. The decorations will be
holly and evergreen.
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: Mrs. Dunn McKee gave a small
Christmas party and tree for her
children yeeterday afternoon at her
home on. .Victoria Road..
: Thursday evening at the residence
of Dr.f: R. T. Campbell on French
Broad avenue, Miss Ethel Morrison
of 8tateirv4U and Mr. C, C. Alli
son of Hickory,' S, C.', were united
; in marriage by Dr. Campbell.
Mr. F. r. Harker will give Han
del's "Messiah" at the organ recital
Pre-Inventory Sale
Men's Clothing
" ' 'Broken Lots and Odd Sizes
:, You'll seldom have such a money-saving op
portunity as is offered in this special price sale.
First class suits, a good range of sizes and col
ors browns, grays, blues, blacks and mixtures.
Whether you had planned to have another suit
or not, you'll want one of these at the price. .
Suits that were 12.50 to 30.00
"Half Price
Many at even less
hi V.M00RE & CO.
, , 11 PATTQN AVENUE , .
. Specialist in Women's Read) -to-Wear Garment.
Careful Attention Given to Mall Orders.
. Ask for a Fall Catalogue.
Sunday afternoon at All Soua
church. Hlltmore.' Mrs. Darker and
Mrs. Btlkeleather will be the o
lolets. J: J
Mrs. Dlckerson will entertain at
her home on Charlotte street, this
afternoon.
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On Wednesday afternoon, Decem
ber 27, at 4 o'clook. at the home.ttf
Mr. and Mr. B. H. Tipton, Miss
Ruby M. Tipton, their oldest daugh
ter, was married to Mr. George C.
UartteU, .f Hlr-evHie. Ur
L'ogglns, the bride's uncle, performed
the ceremony. After the cermony
dinner was served by Mrs. Tipton.'
The bride la a graduate of the. Nor-,
mat and Collegiate Institute of Ashe-
vllle, and Mr Barllett is a brother
of Mr. 11. V. Bartlett of Asheydlle.
Mr. and Mre. Bartlet will reside at
Mr. Bartlett a farm near Swannanoa,
PEBSOXAL MEJtl'ION
Mr. R. R. Reynolds and wlfs leave
for New Orleans this, mornlnft f
Mies Kdna Mllroy , of -tti. College
for Women, of Columbia, 8. C, is
In the city for lhe holidays and is
the guest of Mies Mattla' Harris. ' . ;
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Miss Maggie Rector, who hlur been
visiting In Bristol, Tenn., for the
past two months has returned to
Aehev.ille. ',
Mr. C F. Klrkpstrluk passed,
through Athevllle a few days ago on
his way home from' Raleigh, N. C
Mix Klrkpstrlck ihaa charge of the
laboratory department of the Rocke
feller Sanitary Commission In North
Carolina and was going out to spehd
the holidays with his parents, who
llv. at Crabtree, . Haywood county,
Mrs. A. D. Wauchope, of Vir
ginia, I visiting her aunt. Mrs. Brown
It her residence on. Oak street. -
Mr. Jas, Colvln, who ha been
recently ill at his home on Wood tin
street, Is better and hopes to b out
shortly. .
: Mr. E, May and wife are in the
. Mr, and Mr. Dudley Chlpley and
mall daughter. Bettle, frho have
been visiting" Mr. nd Mrs. McLen
don,' In 'Marshall, N. C, have re
tffrned to the city and expect to
leav for Ocalla, Fla., shortly, where
they will spend the winter.
Dr. and Mrs. J. 8. Greene have
returned from Birmingham, where
they have been visiting. 't
Prof, and Mrs. J. L, Olanken
hlp. singing evangelists, of Dallas,
Texas, will spend Sunday In the city
with Rev. and Mrs. Calvin Bk Wal
ler and will lng at both the morn
ing and evening service at the
Frist Baptist church.
Mr. C. W.
Is in town.
Moore, , of Nashville
,Mrt!Ti J,
in the city.
..Wilson of Chicago -l
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. R. Mllllkan,
of Cincinnati, are visitor in the city.
Mr. Le Roy Goldberg,
York, Is In the city.
of New
Mr. Bnl Mplnnky expects to go
enst shortly and will spend some
time In New York.
' Mrs. Chaa. Qulnlan, of Waynes
vllle, spent yesterday In the city.
Mr. ftlgmund Gardner, of New
York, was In the city yesterday.
Mr. Weinberger, of this rtty, goes
east shortly.
BURNING CHIMNEY
The fire department was called to
1 Buxton street yesterday shortly
after noon, a burning chimney hav
Ing caused the turning In of the
alarm. No damage was done and the
companies made a quick daah to the
scene.
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COAL DKAt.RIW HOLIDAY
It has een announced tat none
of the coal: companies of ' A4hejvill ,
will deliver coal on Monday in cele
nratlon of . flew Year's, therefore
those whose bins ar nearly j empty
are urged to make provisions."
It's Baker's and It's Delicious
WALTER BAKER & CO. Ltd.
ISTABUSRID I7M ' DORCHESTER, MASS.
WILL ENCOURAGE HOG
RAISING INWEST.N.C,
BME RIDGE BERKMHIHE FARM
TKIKB NOVKL PLAN
Has Government Approval and It 4
Bolicwed Movement Will' bsj
Highly KoccesHftU
Announcement Is made In a halt
page advertisement today by the
Blue Rldg. Berkshire farms, owned
by Mr. William J. Cocke, of this
city, that there la now launched a
movement looking to tne raising of
a higher standard of' atock. , The
Blue . Ridge farm, as the name Im
plies,' makes a speolaHy of Berk
shire hogs. Under the plan now in
operation, practically a contest for
the best hogs between the ' farmers
of Western North Carolina, one pig
la 'given to a reputable farmer and
he raises one for the Blue Ridge
farm. The plan ha been described
as follows:
"After the farmer hss taken care
of the two pigs for twelve months,
they having cost him practically
nothing, one is returned' to the' Blue
Ridge farm, and the farmer who has
cared for them has "In his posses
sion a high class pig, entitled to reg
Istratlon, which he can sell at from
fS to $100 or with which he can
cetabllih as large a herd as he de
sires for himself. During the llext
four or five year It is planned by
the Blue Ridge farm. If the co-operation
of the people is secured, to
giv prises aggregating 11,1000 in
gold. ,
"The owner of the farm ha dfs-r-ussed
this plan, which Is of his own
devising, with officials of the nation
al department of agriculture, with
the industrial department of the
Bouthom railway, with famous swine
rateer ,wUh., censervattss- business
menj f and, Uiey,e .,ai yreed -that
H promises, to. ba a tremendous sue
cess, both as a bualnesa enterprise
and In arousing the interest of the
people generally In , raising hoga, of
approved etraln, to take the place
of unprofitable scrub atock. The Blue
Ridge farm, situated on Jhe Weaver-;
Jlt'"e1e'iyt'r.fc"",iine;,"'a""c6Ul
north of Aahevllle. has the besi linea
of Berkshire hogs that breeding and
experience have developed. Many
tnouaanda of dollars have been ex
pended. The business has been In
existence ten years, and has sold
stock In all parts of the United
State and n Porto Rico. It Is ex
pected that the plan will eventually
be broadened. In scope, taking in all
the counties of weetern North" Car
olina. '
"The contest began In September.
It'waa decided to make no attempt
at publicity until If should be dem
onstrated whether or not It was go
ing to "take.' It has taken. One
hundred pigs have been piit out, and
applications ar pouring In.
"It Is not expected that more than
!00 pigs will be put out this year.
The 'enterprtdlng farmer will-, there
fore, act promptly, and not let this
opportunity go by default."
Speaking of hie new enterprise
yesterday Mr. Cocke made the fol
lowing statement:
"Oowrnment Investigators
have
found that graslng Is the hauls or
pront in nog raising, (iood -water Is ! claims against the estate or said de
a factor of great Importance. The U'eased to exhibit them to the under
Berkshlre Is pre-emlnf-rtly the gras- 1 signed on or before the thirty-flrst day
Ing hog. Western North Carolina IB i o,f December. A. D.. lsll. or tM bo.
the natural graM country. Clear off i
any of these mountain tops and the
lush grass springs up. Ry wise man
agement green panturag can he pro
;ded practically the year through.
There le abundance of pure water.
Everything makes for success. At
present more money Is being sent
out of Buncombe county for pork
than for any other article of con
sumption. The hog-ralslug possibili
ties of this and neighboring coun
ties ought to provide.
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A SURVIVAL OF WnVHCUAET
i . (Prom the New rrk World. 1
i 5he- charge made In a cross bill
idled' In an Illinois. Court thnt the
i plaintiff In a divorce suit hd boaet
I ed an ability to cause deal It by "oc
cult power" Is not so surprising as
It would have been a few years ago;
! The recent extraordinary propagan
da of the doctrine o the subjection
of matter to mind has developed
i eome old superstitions as well aa
; some new fancies and among the
older beliefs is that of the power
! of witchcraft, the power to cure
or kill from a distance by the ex
! erclse of occult force. A dread of
witches Is deep-seated In the dark
1 est depths of the human heart. It
! exists seemingly among all races.!
There waa a time. In Europe when-i
I the "Sabbat," or "Black Maw," a t
worship of the devil through wltch
I croft, 'was almost, as potent os the
' church Itself. Princee end even car-
dlnale were suspected of practicing
I It. The celt survived down to time
comparatively recent, and at one
I time In New England the fear of
It amounted to a pnnlr that' led to
! cruel prosecutions Pf harmless old
women. , .
An ap,la eaten' before break fact
serves as a natural .stimuli. r.f to the
digestive organs. - ; . .; .
Made by a perfect mechanical
process from high grade cocoa
beans, scientifically blended, it
is of the finest quality, full
strength and absolutely
pure and healthful.
Sold In 1S lb, 14 tb, 12 lb. and 1 lb. cans
not weight
Booklet of Choice Recipes Sent Free
CHARGED WITH CAUSING
GIRL TO LEAVE HOME
Father of Girl Reports Matter to
Police Deiwtment and Four are
' Arrested. .'""''
Bent witt age ,and walking with
the aid of a stick. W, A. Byrd, a
farmer of one of the adjoining coun
ties, who bears the reputation' of be
ing a truthful man, asked the po
lice, department, last night to help
him out of his.-troubles, having re
ported that Ihls, young daughter, Olli
vlnla had been led to leave her home
on the farm believing that she would
Ilka city life and. would find that
the farm Is no place for a young girl
to live.. He alleged that Ellis Mor
row, had Induced! the girl ,to leave
home and come, to U.its city, and It
it said reported ., that Cling Ingle and
Minerva Morrow : had aided Ellis
Morrow In convincing the fifteen-year-old
girl that she would do well
to come to Ahevlll. v
The four were, arrested last night,
and will be tried in city police court
this morning. They were found at
a house on Hall street, it Is reported.
SPECIAL MUSIC
Prof, and Mrs., J. L, Blanken
shlp,, singing evangelists of Dallas,
Texas, will spend Sunday In the city
with Rev. and Mrs. Calvin B.
Waller, and wll) valng at both the
morning 'and evening services, at the
First Baptist church. . , . ,
Mr. and Mrsi Blankenship are sing
ers of great refutation In the south.
They are' now engaged wth the
home minion boad of. the South
ern Baptist convention ' as singing
evangelists, assisting In meetings in
all sections In the south. Mr. 'Blan
kenahlp hss ' an especially striking
voice endowing gihnlrers"everywhere
she sThgrt'1 n' '
They .will, driaetresk b ' heard by'
large- an. appncatfv ' audiences
Bundoy.-i . -i 1 '
GENERAL HOMER LEA IX CHINA
Gen. . Homer Lea, whose Intimate
knowledge of Oriental .conditions is
shown In his bock on a possible Jap-
l sr.ese invasion otAmerlca;. "The Val-
! r . of, Ignorane,'; ha by this time
reacnea cnina. A caoie uqm i-aria
reported that he had sslled from
Marseilles Xor Shanghai with . Sun
Yat Ben, the Chinese revolutionary
leader. Though It. I not possible to
define General I.ea's Influence In the
land from which he derives his mil
itary title, it la known to be great,
and It Is believed that he will exert
It In the cause Of the revolutionists.
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Merchant Tailor, Igal lUilg. e
e Pars, "qaare. Phone 7ST,
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EXKCITOR'B NOTICE
Having qualified as exeeutor of the
last will and testament of John W
I Poole, deceased, late of the county of
Buncombe, atate of North Carolina,
this Is to notify all persons having
t Ice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons Indebted to
salu estate, will please make Immedi
ate payment.
O. R. 6. POOLE. .
Executor.
Thta the twenty-eighth day of De
cember. A. IX, 1111.
J-5-rj-l9-26-2
FOR SALE
Twelve acree of land, a small, water
. ... . .
iHiw.r rr .1 mill u n r, arnr. rtninca a
' " " m.
aeneral merchandise
business. For
bargain. This
sale or exchange at t
Is a rare opportunity.
CAM ADV RE A ITV CO...
0 Park Square
Phone T4
BUTTER - CRUST
BREAD "
For good health. Phone
622 or ask .your, grocer.
Look for our label.
ASHEVILLE STEAM
BAKERY
MUSIC LESSONS
nY PHOF. JAMES A. C. DACER
t Former Music, Director of M. C. F.
Jjtrlltute, Jackson. Tenn. .
Violin. Piano, Organ and Harmony
Also
Guitar, Mandolin and llute
Music rurnlshed for Afternoon Teas,
Receptions and Weddings.
STUDIOS:
The Asheville School -of Music and
Dramatic Arts, and ' at residence,
corner Patton and "Ashland Ave.
(Morsell Bldg). Phones S44 and
I T TO. Best recommendations and
testimonials furnished
Hotel Bread
. 8 Cents per Loaf .
COLLEGE 8T. BAKERY
37 E. College St.
-Phone 867
ITS MOT TOO LATJi FOR CHRIST
- MAS PHOTOS
All photos taken before "December
tl will be delivered by Christmas.
Eleotrto printing machine preevat
disappointment You are absolutely
assured of good plot u res at' '
RAY'S BTVDIO -Over
N tools' Shoe Store
IT PAYS
To buy your Typewriter
Ribbons of us, because -we
deliver them to your office
and put them on your, ma
chines, thereby saving you
this trouble and the annoy
ance of soiled hands.
We are willing to meet
you more than half way to
secure your business.
J, M. HEAEN & CO
Battery Park Place
- Phone 448
Let us give you an estimate of that
Electric Wiring. Our work give satis
faction. W. A. WABD,
' ANYTHING FJJECTRICAL .
IS Church St. Pbone 44
After the Christmas holi
days comes the work of get
ting the ends together, and
getting started, oufright for
the new year, On the mat
ter of washing, we suggest
you .try the work done by
this big sanitarv and well
ventilated laundry, and find
out from experience just
how satisfactory real good
work is ;
MOUNTAIN
CITY STEAM
LAUNDRY
Phone 42
J. E. CARPENTER
-JEWELER-.
Watch' Repairing -a CpedsHy.
11 W. Pc Sejaara.
Manicurtng," Shampooing, Xlectrical
Facta! knot Bealp Ittaetair.' ' Chtropy
Work for IUM and gentlemen.
MISS CRUISE SHOP
25 Haywood St.
Phone 16
TRIMMED HATS
Reduced
M. Webb Co.
ART AJrt LANGUAGES
Teachers
Voeal
Mr. Jt. U. Harker
VI rs. O. P. "Weste.1!
Mrs. J. O. Stikeleather
Piano
Mis Minnie Westan
Mlsa Kate Lartori
Mr. F. Flaxlngton Harker
Mr. John W. S tarn as
Organ and Theory
Mr. r. Flaaiitgton Harker
Languages .
Mr. A. J. Lymn
Phone S44 Auditorium Bldg.
C A. Walker
Prescription
Druggist
Sole Agent
Candies
AOCORDIAN PU4ITTNO
Pone at
ft HAYWOOD ST.
ROCKERS
100 Different Styles
S4.505:Up;:J-;:;t.
J. L. SMATHERS & SONS
Mammoth Fufnitiire Store
CITIZEN .WANT; ADS T
. BRING RESULTS I
HOOD'S
Jfalf price andess on Tuits,
Coats and presses
Today winds up an exceptionally successful Clear
ance Sale of) Women's Ready-to-Wear Apparel, We
offered this merchandise at practically what the
cost of the raw material would be, if you were to
have similar garments madeJFo say that many peo
ple appreciated their opportunity is expressing it
mildly. ' J.
Half price on tCoats and Dresses.
$20 suits are priced today at $9.45.
$25 suits are priced today, at $11.95.
Rare Values
Folks are beginning to sit up and take notice that
we have an excellentiassortment of medium" and fine
Rugs. This is,a new Department and we would like
everyone interested to come in and view the line.
They are being shown on the third floor.
The designs are very attractive, the prices are low.
Large 9xl2 Art Squares are priced from $10 ; to .
eCO.OU.
STTiAr I K,iip-h wll fnrSiZO to S1U. Si " i s
Jrunks and Mr
SILK UMBRELLAS
With detachable 14kt. gold filled and Sterling
silver hand engraved handles, for both ladies and
gentlemefn.
CHAS E. HENDERSON
52 Patton Avenue v .
f TURKISH BATIiSVl
The Gruner Sanitarium
81 Haywood Street For Ladies and Gentlemen
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I; IFretsli
1 Turkeys
: Of a Quality
1 M. HYAMS :
: FRESE MEATS GROCERIES.
rnoM 4-t4a.
FOR RENT
We have at the present time several attractive furnished house. We are
able to make apeclal price to rent thee places for a abort time, alee
some big bargains In Improved properay for sale. See TJa.
THE H. F. GRANT REALTY CO., 48 Patton Ayfc
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ASTRONG, ;
; FIERCE HEAT
Coke is noted for its
strong, fierce heat.
Makes this heat without
any smoke or soot or
dust, and lasts a long
time. Very much lrght-
er than coal, therefore
J greater quantity. Spe
5 eial price.
' Phone 130
: Carolina Coal
: &Ice Company
e AO Patton Ave. Dralimor Bldg.
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If you are a stenographer
or a bookkeeper desiring a
position, and will cll at the
office of
The Emanuel School
of Shorthand
we may have something of
interest for you. Office Xo.
16 Drhumor Bldg. (ove
Field's.)
ASHEVTIX.fi SCHOOL, OF SITSICA1.
MUXLNERT ; .
J Charcti Street
Wrightsman s
V
:
in f ine Rugs
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Cases on the ffhird
IVIeatts
& Ducks
that Pleases
V
Cue. If. Main Merrimen Ave.
FURNISHED
VICTOR STERN
RELIABLE JEWELER
I now . carry up-to-date Jew
elry aa well as antique Jewelry.
Expert repair work done in my ,
own shop at reasonable price.
VICTOR STERN
Jeweler
Haywood Street
The Best Talking
Machine
. ' Ly .
the Favorita-Grafanola
at ' .....
Only $30. - s; - .v
Faik'sMusic House
PICTCRE ntASIES AND FRAHINO
Save mpnay on "picture fracneev
Ready to deliver frame in rold and.
liver plate, dainty wooden frannae1
in puiiuuu- sun iriraei rrom iaieet
mouldlnca mae Quickly. Card board
apd Picture glsw for sale.'
RAVS STUDIO ' '
S N. Pack Square , "
MISS
uify.jmf HUFF,
rxTEirr consKTiERH '
ROOMS T and SS -Aanatecaa
atlenal Bank Building