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MKNDKKSON DAILY PlSI'ATTM
FIFTH PAGE
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f I OvtVuc. Couple Married.
OvtVu'c; Couple Married
PRETTY BRIDGE PARTY
write their own name ami to guess
the name of Santa Claus. A very
..large and jolly looking Santa Claus
-descended the stairs with his mor-
inous duck liiled wan tors and a.
; large basket on his arm containing a
; present for. each one. He carried a
'hand organ and played it as he
IN HONOR MISS PERRY, moved among the guests, distributing
'the gifts. The slips of paper were
S. I Cooper Entertained collected and Mrs. C. II. Turner was
the only one who guessed the correct
name. The guests came around
: eager to see Santa Claus as he re-
Mrs. Sidney P. Cooper gave a beau-! in0Ved his mask, and it was a com-
"it.
I lev. It. M. Andveus.
Rev. R. M. Andrews,, of Greens
bri, president of the North Caro
lljjf 'Methodist' Protestant Cont'er
nr ?. will visit relatives in the city
cake, salted
sand- Among the out-of-town guests at
;the party were Mrs. Iewis Cooper.
What Is It?
PEPSATED
Tcblcts of pure acpirir com
pounded with pepsin, retain
ing all the mecicinal proper
ties cf aspirin, but produc
ing no bad aftereffects
on the stomach.
A valuable remedy for colds,
neuraJ-ia, ir.fiucn.-ra, rheu
matism Cr.d hcaduche.
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lwham, Dec. 29. j. w. Hob
.o.mI and Miss AU-y Bell Day were
uiotly married Saturday afternoon Mis
;.i :;:.;u o'clock, at the home of Mr. Twelve Tables of ISridge in
jsJid Mrs. WT. W. Walters, on Hollo- Honor of liride-Klcct.
t-nriuuiiy oeing per
formed by Rev. A. C. Wilcox, pastor
Ol IrillltV c.hliveh TVio.r i tiflll hrirlir nnptv Sntnril:iv :i f tprnnnn I ..i i ...i
... ;n -- j iiieLt? turpi ise 10 every on wneii inev ,
fended by Miss Callie Ilobgood and:iu honor of Miss Mary Perry, bride-! discovered that it was Mr. It. O. Kit-.
Crudup Uobgood, sister and brother, elect. The decorations were Christ-; trell, the groom-to-be. Just as he
of the groom, and Miss Mary Daymas emblems, the flowers in the tliu-!removed his mask, he called the
sister of the bride. Among their i"R loom were red and white car- name of Miss Mary Perry and pre
friends to witness the ceremony ; nations. The table cover was lace sented her with a special gift from
were- Coy Parham, J. D. Carnes, B. j and the lights were red candles, the hostess.
C. lira inc. Casper and Earl d itcher, Ribbon and holly was used in the The prize was given to Mrs. Tur
all l" Oxford, x. c. They motored ; decorations. ;ner wno presented it to Miss Perry.,
to Durham in automobiles. Both1 The guests were met at the door Misses Elizabeth Cheatham. Lucy :
the bride and groom are of prom- by Miss Martha Evcrette and Miss : Cheatham. Lucy Kittrell. Elizabeth
incnt.laniilios,- the groom being a son Elizabeth Cooper, and were shown Rose, Martha Kverrtte. Elizabeth and
or I '. B. Ilobgood, and the bride a i into the library by Mrs. D. B. Kim- Nellie Perry Cooper assisted in th
daughter of Mrs. R. W. Day, all of, ball, Mrs. J. D. Rose, and Mrs. ning room. A salad course was
uxioiu. :ns. uongoou is a Inst George A. Rose served punch. Mrs. 'served with ice cream
cousin of Mrs. W. W. Walters, of :w. B. Parham, Mrs. S. T. Peace and nuts, candies, etc.
v'l- Mrs. Alex. Cuuper served
wishes.
Then the guests found their places ; of Greenville, a recent bride; Mrs?
; at the tables which was marked with , Clara Caswell, of Taunton. Mass.
I Christmas toys. Bridge was enjoyed and Miss Kflie B. Rirji. of Anderson
ifor an hour and a half. Inthe mdist W. Va., who has recently moved to richt than l.y day. Thi. I.ting owing
'of the game, the hostess darkened ; Henderson. tno fact - thr.I at n'gl.t the pr-
tne nouse ana turned the light on the
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Everything ls lu-iua cjual. e
prtimrnt h.i shown that medical
remedies are i.ior. efiecJive in th:
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I.H;c i y other nuinc Man, will do well to buv l.U
Supiilic-r-, Farming Implements. Caninj; and Tooh Now.
as pt -:cc5 arc steadily advancing and many articles aiv he
coming scarce and hard to get, due to strikes lahor con
ditions and increasing exports
Our Advice to You is to Buy Early.
We can Save You Money as most of our stock va
hor.Iit month? ago some items ncarlv a vear a-'o
Compare Quality and Prices Buy Now!
IS CI 122
MI
The Quality Store
M&irdlwsijre
If It's Hardware, We Have It
a.:d preaeli :it the Methodist Pro
ti -!.'.:it ehur.'.h here next Sunday.
Mattliews-Moi-ton.
Christmas tree and announced that - The Johnston Shoe comnanv. of
Santa Claus had not only been good ! Jamestown, is a new enterprise ;
to the children this year but had ar- starting life with a coil hundred
rived at the party with a gift for thousand.
each guest. ' . '
Slips of paper were passed around
and the guests were requested
t vy.A i.X ai:;orpt bin sMe pi icl.eiM'd and
th.f of lniin.it ::i ab.i'ed. For the
s;.m re:i!-.9ii ttie pii.-:-:i of dr ls i
greater at nights.
Vbn
'l"i.- I. mi., ni ri i : ls ji in t;. nn. I fc,
l.i .i I...- i. Mi.. co-I or labor. He May" tlu.IJor.l ro.ijil'.. ar,,.,.l.!.c I..
m- r atde in wtar wotdn o-k r h.ni.. . .. . . ....
p within Mlary. UuU rn-nir. an.l &cif-u
Wd THAN
Oxford. Dec. 2'.). A social event,
of much interest to friends in Vir
ginia and North Carolina was the
marriage of Miss Alice Carrington
".Morton, of Oxford. X. C. to Mr. Ed
ward Gilmer Matthews, of Binning-,
ham. Ala.
They were married at the home of
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
C. Morton. Jr.". the Rev. Mr. Oglesby.
of t ho Presbyterian church, officiat
ing. Owing to a recent bereavement in
the groom's family it was a quiet af
fair. The marriage was preceded by
a wedding breakfast given to the
bridal party.
Mrs. Matthews is descended from
the most prominent families in Vir
ginia and North Carolina. Mr. Mat
thews comes from one of the oldest
families in Alabama. The Matthews
have for more than a century been; f5
leading citizens of Georgia and Ala- I'-very Druggist in I'. S. Instructed 1
ttri!,!'i!ii'-nm,,ttMP!i.!"ii!M,!ii'!!'"r"t 'WW !fn!nrT.;ill!T'iins?',T1',,,'T!i!!l!,M!'il!Mr,','',i,K!;i'r,,"!,"'v',''i',r'1 J trr.... ..,.,
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SKEY FOR I
GOLDS AND FLU I
New Klivir, Called Asphonal, Medi- 2
rated With lintest. Scientific Kerne-
tlies, l"scl and Kndoi-scd by l'uro
pcan and Ainei ican Army Surgfons (f
to 'ut Short a Co hi and IVevenl
Complications.
bama.
The bride entered with her father,
Mr. Matthews came in with his best !
man, Mr. Edward Outlaw Hunt. The
to Refund li h e While You Wait -g
at Counter if Itclier 1Kks Not j
Come Within Two Minutev.
bride was attended by Miss Janie! IcliK,.,tf"1 .TilU l""eliato Holier,
Outlaw Hunt. They left immediate- Warm-l.
ly for New York and on their return
will reside in ."Raleigh
in the i
L. Morgan, and was witnessed by
;ny relatives and friends.
ine sensation oi tiie vear
Haiiis-JambiH'th: oiniuie com auu cougn reliever, an-
Mr. Eugene Harris, of Townsville. thoritatively guaranteed by the lab-;f
aiul Miss Marv Eambreth were mar- oratories; tested, approved and most ; 55
r;d Sundav afternoon at 3 o'clock enthusiastically endorsed by the high
at the home of her parents, Mr. and; ost authorities, and proclaimed byg
Vrs. w. h. Lambreth, in the countv. ; the common people as ten times as
The o.-rcm'.iiv was performed by Rev. lick and effective as whiskey, rock -g
anu rye, or any oiner coin una cougn g
remedy they have ever tried. ES
All drug stores are now-supplied s
with the wonderful new elixir, so alli
you have to do to get rid of that'HH
cold is to step into the nearest drug's
store, hand the clerk half a dollar .
fcr a bottle of Aspironal and tell him !
to serve you two teaspoonfuls with :
foi'r teaspoonfuls water in a glass. '
With your watch in your hand, take h
the drink at one swallow , and cali fs
for your money back in two minutes
: if you cannot feel your cold fading
;away like a dreaw within the time
limit. Don't be bashful, for all '5
druggists invite you and expect you!
to try it. Everybody's doing it. e
When your cold or cough is tc-
: Moved, take the remainder of the 5
; bottle home to your wife and babies, h
for Aspironal is by far the safest and
inost effective, the easiest to take rE
and the most agreeable cold and: i
cough remedy for infants and chil-;E
dren. Adv. I
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AT il:00 A. iVl. We Will Sell
eautifui Plat of Land in Garnett Street
KNOWN AS THE
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ROPERTY
WHICH HAS BEEN SUB-DIVIDED INTO SEVERAL LOTS
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Start The New Year Right
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Having That Old-Car
Repainted and Repaired
IJy Men Who Know How
Spring Will Soon Be Here,
So Prepare Now.
Moore's Auto Paint Shop
Church St. Henderson, X. C
PRINCESS
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LIBERTY
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TODAY, DEC. 29TH
The Adanac Girls Comedy Co. "KADIUM MYSTERY" No. 10
Also Alsrt
RIL1.Y WEST COMEDY SPECIAL 2-REELi COMEDY
TUESDAY, DEC. 30TH
The Adanac Girls Comedy
Company
Also
HILLY WEST COMIHJY
"FATAIj FORTUNE" No. 11
Also
Special Comedy Picture
PRINCESS Matinee at 2:30 Every Day This
Week.
The T'lra. e atres
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THIS SALE WE WILL SELL
Several Small Farms In West Henderson Opposite
B
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H
arris' Residence.
THIS SALE OFFERS GRAND OPPORTUNITY OF SECURING PROPERTY HAVING CONVENIENCES
OF THE CITY, YET THE PLEASURE OF COUNTRY LIFE
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