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II ;.,i-piiaiit.v.
M : »i«rcir) »-'iilil to . .
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i’rt-b will" tm-'-r tonight at S
.. \i r . I.*n;.aril Itarnliarill.
i" ’l"'
\]| mcmlw’fs are t > he
Mk- Wau-t.MY iaitertain-.
sVuril;i> ••v-’tiing Mi--. Urn-i Wait
.,••• ,|,.’ie .tfu’l |*ariy in
Mi--. - A t lie .\riil-
Blitivlm Heia , ycu:t . ami l>ella
(if'iVwurd au-i Miss l’rtaikve
II Wah.llT Ce\e. Music Ulill
W •■Ki"V'il. a?T* r- which liainty
«.■:••• serveii. The oltt-of
n bsiiirs the urn's a!reail\ tiieu
w yi» M. ruaret ami Louise
pKid. "i Itiirliau'h'ii.
Unpii- KidtiiiKdir (liirs . anl I‘arty.
> Ami-' KiiiHiiiM’-.r ilciiiiMtfully e:i-
D brrv'f yi mii; peeple at a
iiarty «!1 !::- r rveuil.u ill luilliil' of
j*.? Mi- i■ , ‘iii.ie >i . Si ai leu-'i. «*f
ii,. and Mi-- .Uui'i'l ftrumley, of
[H. ja-t t,f Mi-s <|| are Wiliecoff.
s Mabie Hyui;> eiianainttly prcsid
r tbs punch i*e,vl. ice cream anil
hk mtvhl lift"!- ma'uy siaine- were
3.
w wlm Mijtiyoi Mi-i_ Kiiieiihour's
dity wciv: M.-- - Scarimio ami
Ifv. Ola aad lira i•• Wim -off. Ilel- j
tier, Pn'-jlah l*rath«-r. Helen I?rowii. j
Terry, Iliad; - Brown. .Mary M >r- j
iali> Henry ami Sahie MeAmilty : j
>i. Harry 1..e Johnsou. < lareiice :
t Glvni Wi icmff. Ray Cline. Ed.
pc Carl .Mills, 1.-uis Smart. Joe !
Fifflpr. Htto Clmiiey ami Howdj
»' Day Smites at Eueu-i I'rev |
hyteriaa Church.
bbu> Ihiy j.pcraia will be giv- !
tk Leii-r I’reshyteriaii ('inirch on !
«•«.' July K.l'l. Exereisvs will i
a' I] k. At tlie at'- I
* Mr. C. F. Kitehie. of ;
tad Her. 11. M. I're-sly. of ;
lirubaiily ,hc u.e speakers,
"ii ’ nr■•uml-. Evei 'Mroily j
Hymn:*!. H.
Mr>. (iiv** Hiliner. I
&Ohxi-t T i- r * I
,^ Mr ' 1 "ti.-irfi" K. I.aiabeth will j
'• i' «* ihe ('harhuie ('mm- |
*' v *'i;ilur at i ;.';o o'clock, !
.I.anibetls'- ihrec pretty
si l Nancy C.irr. >.l' lbuham.i
1,1 Hill ami Mis- A-lc-
M| Win-jn-S.a iein.
•""! Hill ari gucs t > „f Mr.
. -aiinciti. rin-ir home on
Myci. I'ark. while Miss
‘ ,s "!u r Miss Sara Jamison
tzt;:/ yr ' 1 - irk '
, I." 1 '•" im about 4
|ji ' ,il,in '‘ r - ' he party w ill
' at ti c .
1 * mmunity flub.
Fw..’ , i; | " 'inli will
t. f ' • I-".. T. at s
program:
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k welder
a»fi Justice.
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t'T' H artscil
lin , '™h J. p,. U „i,...;
a:,<l All -' >•«-
* n ' l Mr
• ami y, - : r “" Hue Daughter.
■ U *''« Marti,,-are I
«* July s'l,"" 1,1,111 of a
Hhu*~ir: v
, nt; . r Vilk' at
I<“r-i 1 <“r-i, hVl i|‘. _'!" !nli>ag s-nne
p wa- •*rt <• ••(ji j,.j ij ouse
A' "fly; ' ' Mi>s
• ‘-'’"li-Sab ui
k .. wjji, ; , ' ' v 11,1 spent
,l v ’ ; ”' I’.i'aci, ,1 ‘ . '"'Eweek at
h party of
n 'vpr,ilv
Q{ ZT 1 -. Mbs S 1!v f '"' the
sis. rh , o“*' *' a tneia
r r" ni, ’ r(1 - lrablit
3 u . U1 th ,
Miss Mary King, principal of the Cen
tral Primary School, and Miss Pearl
Smart, who graduated last year from
Oueen's College, also are attending the
Columbia summer School.
l>aura "Harris Circle Meets. -
An interesting and enjoyable meeting
of tlie Laura Harris Circle of the Wom :
tan's Missionary Society of Central Methy
i odist Church was held Mondtiy evening
| wit Miss Annis Smoot at her home on'
; drove Street.
Several business matters were dis
cussed at the meeting, and at. the eon
, elusion Airs. I>. L. Bofet read the report
of Miss Virginia linf[re, who attended
the district conference* as a representa-
I tive from tlie T,aura' r Harris Circle.
Several piano solas by Miss Jessie
Willeford :ukl several vocal numbers by
little .Miss Frances Adams, guest here
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. W. C.
Houston, were added features. Tlie
singing of the child was a rare treat,
, for although she is not more than J 2
i years of age, thy child sang several
1 songs in four different languages. She
j was presented with a beautiful hand
painted box filled with cntidv by Mrs.
|
Mrs. Honeycutt Kntertains.
[ _ Mrs. W. IL Honeycutt delightfully «>n-
I tertained a mini Iter of her friends at din
tier last Thursday tit her country home.
The occasion was greatly enjoyed by all
present. Those the party
were: Miss Melissa Montgomery. Miss
Alice Bryan. Miss Ola Barnhardt, of
Concord. Mrs. J>e Haynes and little '
I daughter. Mary Alice, of Poplar Tent, '
Mis. Zeb Eudy and dauglwter. Christine.!
of Mount i-leasant. Mrs. K. K. Eudy. of
Charlotte. Mrs. Marcus A. Miller and
little daughters-. Janie Louise and Paul
ine. of Salisbury. X.
Picnic Tuesday Evening.
Employes of the Parks-Belk Company,
together with several members of the
families of tlie management, enjoyed a
most delightful picnic Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Peter Boger Rost,
near Flowe's Store,
The party of picnickers left Concord
as soon as tlie store closed, each one car
rying lunch. The trip to the home of
Mrs. Host was made in automobiles, and
practically every employe of the store
wa- present. Various games .and con
tests were enjoyed during the stay at
Mrs. Host's, and the elimax came when
the sumptuous picnic supper was served.
Those pnesent - were :
Misses! Dorothy * anil Esther Fisher.
Beulah Crjtertier.' Leona Broome, Annie
guest. Glenna Maye Scar
boro. of I.ilesville. Grace AViuecoff, Ola
Winecolf. Hazel Brumley. of Gastonia,
Sadie and Nora MeAmilty. Helen Slith
er. Alma Griffin, Esther Sappenfield, Mr.
md Mrs. George Fisher. Mr.,and Mrs.
D. It. Morrisou, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Parks, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Deaton,
Messrs. Then Morrison. Joe Lee, Joe
Outiger. Bay Cliue. Hay atid Iten Beaver.
L’telre”. Hugh Broome. Alai-shall
Kin'dall, of Badin, Frank Cotton, of Itad
in. v l littoed Kluttz. Frank Morrison and
! son.-Thomas. Charles Parks. I.onnie Fink
and Herbert Smith.
’ 1
Birthday Dinner.
L On Sunday. July Sth. two hundred
jlfriends and relatives gathered at the
! beautiful country home of Mr. Wiley
; Walter and gave him a surprise birth
i day dinner, it being his tk'trd birthday. It_
came as a great surprise to Mr. Walter,
and he received many useful and costly
' gifts. The table was prepared under a
1 beautiful tree on the lawn and everyone
: enjoyed the dinner immensely. At a
| late hour in the afternoon the guests
returned to their respective homes wisli
’ iug him many more happy birthdays.
• Those present from a distance were:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walter, of Moores
i ville. Mr. and Mrs. (’has. Lee Early, of
t Kannapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Tce
i ter. of Mooresville, Mrs. Alollie Early,
of Kannapolis. Misses Mary and Irene
Teeter, of Mooresville, Miss Vergie Cook.
|of Asheville. Air. C. D. Sapp, of Char
lotte. Air. C. Brown, of
i Pa.. Airs. Will Walter, of Salisbury
. T
—
With -Our Sick.
The condition of Airs. Elam King, who
beeaaie suddenly ill some time ago, coy
tinfies to improve. Airs. King exjiects
to be able to leave here home again by
the iirst of next week.
Xo decided change is reported in the
condition of Airs. T. T. Smith, who has
been ill for several weeks at her home
on- N'orni ITiion Street.
A. B. Pounds has entered the
1 ’harlot te Sanatorium where she will
undergo treatment for some time.
Visiting in Cleveland.
Airs. J. F. Day vault. Aliss Rebecca
Dayvault and guests. Alisses Thompson.
AVice and Daniel, are spending the day
in Cleveland, guests of Aliss Thompson.
From Cleveland the house party will go
to Hiddenite and will return to the city
Thursday afternoon.
Aliss Dessie Dixon, house guest of Aliss
Rebecca Dayvault for the past week, left
for her home in Hendersonville. Aliss
Dayvault’s other guests will be here un
til Friday morning.
China Grove Alan Head of __ Albemarle
High School. (
Air. (’. B. Aliller. Jr., of China Grove,
is to become principal of the Albemarle
Iligli School when the school term begins
in September, having been elected to that
position l by the school authorities of Al
bemarle. He is a graduate of the- Uni
versity of North Carolina and has re
cently taken a Alaster degree there. He
i- now spending several days in A Ute
ri nrle.
Miss Cline Entertains.
One of the .post beautiful an 1 elabor
ate parties of tae summer “bavin, was
the Bridge given Ai oi-Jav evening In Mia**
Sarah Louis Cli ie in comp’imci t to Aliss
Sarah AVice. of. Petersburg. A*a.. Afisti
-Annie B. Ifaniel,. of Augusta, Ga., anil
Aliss Dessie Dixon, of Henderson ville.
who are the guests of Aliss Rebecca Day
vault.
Tlie beautiful home was artistically
- decorated with bright summer flowers.
Bridge was played at seven tables, and
after several hours of play were enjoy
ed, the hostess served delicious* ice
cream, angel food «ake and mints. Punch
was served throughout the evening.
After cards, dancing wins enjoyed on
the porch, which was lovely with the soft
lights of Japanese lanterns.
Those who enjoyed Miss Cline’s hospi
tality were: Aliss Dayvault and guests.
Misses \ATce, Thompson. Daniel and Dix
on, Misses Catharine Goodman. Lois
Crowell, Margaret Hartsell, Elizabeth
Harris, Margaret Ritchie. Adelaide Har
ris, Mary Belle Cannon. Cora Lee Buch
anan, Alossrs. AVilliain Ritchie, Earle
Brown, Zeb Alorris. Tom Harris, Hugh
Broome, Ray Alorris, Alartiu Foil, A\ 7ul
lace Morris, Edward Alorrisou, Halbert
AA’ebb. Steadman and Tucker, of Char
lotte, Miles AA’olff, Jess Raiford anil Johu
PERSONALS.
Airs. Aioffett, of San Antonio,
Texas, is visiting her sister, Airs. \\ L.
Norman on Tribune street. .
Air. and Mrs. J. A. Crooks, who have
been spending a few days here with rel
atives, left AA'oduesday for Mylie, Ga.,
where they will spend several weeks be
fore returning to their home in Jackson
ville, Fla.
• • •
Rev. and Airs. AV. A. Rideuhour. of
Kings Mountain, spent Tuesday in this
city with relatives of Air. Ridenhour.
• * a
Miss Grace Ridenhour, member of tlie
clerical staff of the Parks-Belk Company,
is spending a vacation with relatives in
Richmond, A’a.
• » ■
Mrs. C. E. Parks and son left yesterday
treat, where /She hill spend some time.
She was recqfttly called to her home herd
by the illnesfe of Airs. Elam King.
• » ■■
Airs. AA’. J. Hill and daughter. Alary
Hudlow. are spending some time in Shel
by with relatives.
* •
Airs. C. E. Parks and son left this
morning for Virginia, where they will
visit relatives. They were accompanied
as far as Danville, A’a., by Air. Parks.
• • %
Air. and Airs. C. Q. Long and son.
Oscar, of Richmond, A’a., arrived in Con
cord AA’ednesday to spend several days
with relatives and friends.
• *
Airs. AL H. Caldwell and Aliss Rosa
Caldwell left yesteiduy for Alont
gomery county, where they will visit
Airs. Lizzie AL Eaines.
* * *
Aliss Margie Aliller left AA’ednesday to
visit relatives in Atlanta. Ga. She will
also spend several weeks in Birmingham,
Alp., at the home of her uncle, Air. Har
ry Aloore.
• • •
Aliss Margaret Alorris lias returned
from Greensboro, where she spent two
weeks with her sister. Airs. S. I. Parker.
#
* * *
Airs. AV. AL Sherrill and daughter,
Ellen Lewis, left Monday afternoon for
Qfeenville, S. (’., where they will spend
some time with Airs. Sherrill's father,
• • *
Air. J. Lee Carpenter.
Air. and Airs. Ed. AlcDonald, of Dur
ham. are spending several days here,
guests at the home of Air. and Airs. C.
I). McDonald.
* * *
M isses Mary and Adeline Morrison left
Tuesday for Eliza be fhton and White
Lake, where thev will be the guests of
Airs. J. H. Clarke.
• • •
Aliss Alay AA’hite v is spending some
time in Alontreat.
■ • *
Air. AVill Robinson, of Chester. S. C..
is spending several days here at the
home of his sister. Airs. Julius Fisher.
Air. and Airs. H. G. Gibson and daugh
ter left Alonday morning for Pinehurst,
where they spent several days.
* * *
Airs. A. E. Harris is spending a week
with her father in Polkton.
• ( V
Air. Owen Joyner, of Belmont, spent
the week-end here with his parents, Air.
and Airs. B. F. Joyner.
• * •
AI iss Emily AVeddington is spending I
several days in Davidson with her grand
mother. Mrs. L. AI. 'Thompson.
• • »
Alt*. Clarence Revell, of Washington, is
spending some time here at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson,
• « •
Air. and Airs. H. G. Cook left Tues
morning for Richmond and other points
in A'irginia to spend several days.
Dr. and Airs. AV. C. Houston and Aliss
Pat Adams TiAve gone to Black Mountain
for the summer.
m * m
Airs. B. F. Rogers is spending several
days in Charlotte, the'guest of her
daughter. Mrs. John FT Yorke. at her
home in Myers Park.
• • •
Airs. I. I. Ilgvis. Jr., and two children.
Betsy and Alinnie Hill, returned last
night from a week’s visit in Atlantic City
and New York City.
* * *•
All*, anil Airs. V. G. De&Portes return
ed last night to their home in AA’innsboro.
S. after attending the funeral of Mrs.
T. \\”. Smith, mother of Airs. DesPortes.
* m * _
Airs. J. B. Sherrill arrived in Concord
yesterday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
T. A\\ Smith. She will >pend several
days here before returning to Asheville.
* * *
Air. Cyrus AA'lute. of Spartanburg, is
spending the day in Concord on business.
. . • ,\
Air. T. J. Smith and family returned
today from Asheville, where they spent
several days this week with relatives and
friends.
• * •
Aliss Alary Donnell Smoot returned
last night from Bladeiifcoro, where she
has been for the past two weeks at
tending the house party of Aliss Laura
Alay AA’atson. The party also made a
trip to AA’rightsville for a few days.
Air. Joe A. Glass*wi 11 leave tomorrow
for western North Carolina on a busi
ness trip of several weeks.
* * *
Charlotte Observer: Airs. Lisette C.
Hood, who has been visiting her daugh
ter. Airs. J AV. Kirby, in Gastonia, lias
arrived in Charlotte to spend some time
with Ah*, and Mrs. Ernest Hood, the
I former her son. at their home on East
I Alorehead street.
A place on the bench of the Supreme
Court of the United States is demanded
‘by the South Dakota branch of the Nnt
l ional League of Women A’oters.
\t one hotel in Bavaria a visitor
found the table cloths and napkins to be
paper, the butter oleomargarine, the cof
fee oats, and the rice bread crumbs.
THE CONCORD TIMES
Starts Saturday 14th and Runs Thru July 31st
Annual , 111 . Iff 4 lU Annual <
SSWCj : U I_JL" Sale
b 1 €cvmrvro
A Clean Sweep, No Left Overs Here
suit! 'i- rtPay s «° T^_ dea * . dresses
At Half and Less Than Half ■ ■ 1| C ¥ Id' * At a Mere Fraction of Their
Price h lO JTI Hi fV O Real Worth
$2.00 Up JB 95c Up
Concord’s Foremost Specialists
' ' Prices Set on Fire a t Both Ends “Bang”
>| This our Annual July Clearance Sale, is to V /7TP
il clear the Racks and Tables of all Odd Sizes, : ;
, (1 Broken Lots of Seasonable Merchandise. In addin '
AjjattaE) | tion to this we have bought Special Merchandise ! ’/
I for this occasion. As we say come! We mean the
| Bargains will be Real,-so let nothing keep you * Vf ~, i.Sj
jl away. It pays to Trade FISHER’S, where mer- |
chandise is as good or better than it is repre- j i
V * » X ' V .
Just the Sale you have been waiting for-It will be in reality \ our Sale Wprth
_ I - While ,
No Approvals or Approv- ' DAINTY UNDER MUSLINS
of every nature and character —Gowns, I eddies, Slip-ons,
In This Sale Brassieres, Camisoles, silk and cotton, Knit Underwear,
We Are Sacrificing Jpiat 1() j 19c, 29c, 39c, 69c, 88c, $1.17 and lip
! L- MILES AND MILES OF WEAR OUT OF THE HOS
~TRIMMED HATS 1 iery in this sale
WONDERFUL ' LUle and SUk St ° CkingS
THINK OF THESE PRICES Look at These Sale Prices Bc, 11c, 23c, 37c, 46c, 59c, 88c
25c, 50c, 95c, $1.69, $2.69 93c, 1.19, $1.69, $2.15
Children’s, Misses’ and Ladies —They Are Beauties The Values Here Are Almost Double
See Wind ow Display
Clearance of all Dresses. v Quantities of Small Wares
SILKS! COTTONS! VOILES! That Will Mean a Big ,
The Price Range Will Be 95c, SI.BB, $2.89, $3.69, $4.74, $6.44 VT Wg P Saving to You
SB.BB, $11.65, $16.74, $27.74 upward * NWIa iTOi , ,
Come, Pick ’Em Off the Rack 1 Needles lc
\ / Elastic, 1-4” 3c
BATHING SUITS -1 f ng c °r Soap £
_ _ J.J Lemon Soap oc
, , r Castile Soap 8c
At the Time V hen \ou Need Them Most 25c
~p* n CORSETS I Melba Powder 69c I
25 Per Lent. Un OHO fA# Cotey’s Powder 99c
2U Per Lent. Utt lOc Pearl Buttons sc
Sale Prices 50c Upward Some Soiled-lc Per Inch S ffc^ y P Tn“ ""f: 3c
* * . 10c Pins 8c
SPORT SKIRTS AND SWEATERS 95c
.6 yards Bolt Elastic -23 c
c-uirts Pleated and Plain —Beautiful Novelties Included 15c Pow'der Puff 10c,
AA T T 60c Nadine Pow'der _ 39c
SI.OO, $2.00, $3.00, $4.00 $3.00 Up 10c Powder ~ T —_— «c
Sweaters at Above Sale Prices ___
20 PER CENT. OFF ON GOSSARD CORSETS
Mould your figure to Present Dav Lines-This is Your Time to be Colors white and pink-$2.00, sale $1,60; $3.50
FJL You will find in this Sale Quantities of
Vm f ' . Merchandise Not Advertised ThaJ Will Be a
» Uf\ M i Treat for you—so shop every aisle of every »jgp#R
section of every department. It will pay ][
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