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EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1922.
THE HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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Evangelistic Services at the Methodist Church
BEGIN NEXT SUNDAY MORNING, SEPT. THE 10th
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Service and Satisfaction
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Preaching by the Pastor, Rev. C. S. Kirkpatrick
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Singing led by Mr. Julian P. Moorman
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You always get the best quality, latest
styles and lowest prices.
Kxpfrt repairing promptly executed.
Geo. E. Bisanar
Jeweler and Optometrist.
Watch inspector So. and C. & N. W. Rys.
In Temporary Home
HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO
General Insurance and Bonds
QUrt Mwn I'irst Nntinal and Southern Public Utilities Co.
Swim
Legion Swimming Pool
10 a. m.10 p. m.
Wattr tlt-uii and Cool
poUl attention given women
ml children
Carolina Paik
Have your Shoes
Mended at the
SHOE FJXERY
Best Leather Used
Best Work, Guaranteed
Under Singer Office
Two Entrances Front and Hear
Telephone 0 l-J
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Notary I'ublic
Ikw Vwlcr's Tarry and Save
Have Your
ALTO TOI'I'INO and
ITHOLSTKKING
I)one At
MCKOItY AUTO & TOPPING
COMPANY
J. (J. Wolfe. Mnnairer
ftit Htli Avenue
Geo. E. Bisanar
IHKTOU OK OPTICS
Fn.fK,.!raiioii aH all Optical
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CYRUS C.BABB
Mem.' Am f,. ':.,:! ..
'"power, Waterworks And
Sewerajfe-Land Sub-division1 ""
Highways''
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CahraLer
Wress: flrnnit Valla xr
WE WELD IT
BAKERS
9th Avenue
GARAGE
Hickory, N. C.
C W. RAHY, M. I).. I). C.
'""P'artor and Sninni yrn.i,.liut
0ver Essex Jewel rv Store
HPructic KliminaWw tfco f!niiP
of Disease
J,TEY SCHEDULE
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E. KODRINS.
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Hickory Lodge No.343
Reprular Communication First " and
Third Monday nights
Brethren cordially invited to be
present
P. J. SUTTLEMYRE, W. M.
W. L. BOATRIGHT, Sec
M J. ESSEX
Graduate Optometrist
Office in Jewelry Store Where Your
Eyes receive expert service
without the use of drugs
Hickory Harness Co.
Manufacturers of afl Kinds of
HARNESS, BRIDLES, SADDLES,
AND STRAP WORK
Repairing a Specialty
HICKORY, N. C.
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REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
I have some very desirable city and
country property for sale. If
interested, see, phone or
write
J. W. HOKE
II ickory - N. Car.
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SEAL BRAND
h COFFEE
0ei Grown in The
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DR. GLENN R. FRYE
PHYSICIAN
Office over Hickory Drug Co.
Hours: 10 to 12 a to 5 7 to 9
Phone: Office 06 Residence 477-L
Mr. Jim Hoover of Statesville was
a visitor in Hickory over Sunday.
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Mrs. Dav-id LeFevers of 'Charlottte
was the truest over Simdav r.f Mrs
Vernon Lackey.
irh. ciissauein unristmas has gone
to I iiicolnton to nurse in the Lincoln
ton hospital for several weeks.
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Misses Bert .Morrow and Love Sher
rill spent .the week end in Morganton
with relatives.
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Misses Mary Hill and Lena Frye
spent the week end with friends in
Morganton. "'
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Mrs. Pinkie James has returned
from a visit of several weeks to AaVip-
ville and Waynesville.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Burns announce
the, birth of a son, Robert Maurice.
TO 'GIVE TEA FRIDAY
Mrs. Earl Whitney Mullen will en
tertain at tea Friday afternoon from
4 to 0 o'clock at the Hotel Huffry.
Cards were ir.sued for the tea for last
Wednesday but owing to Mrs. Tuck
er's absence from the city it wa:; post
poned until this week.
MUM SCHOOL
The Needlecraft club will meet
Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock
with Mrs. Chas L. Hunsucker.
Mrs. Russel M. Yount and little
daughter, Doris Ann, have returned
from a stay at Blowing Rock.
Miss Eugenia Barger, Miss- Fannie
Glass. Miss Louise Holder, Mrs. Alma
Fowlkes and Mr. Wilkes Bowman
spent Sunday at Blowing Rock.
Mrs. E. C. Bryant having spent
the summer with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. White returned to her
home Ft. Smith Ark.
Mrs. M. E. McMinn of Los Angeles.
Cal after a very delightful visit to1
Mrs. A. L. Whitener, has returned to
her home. I
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Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stenp of Aragon,
Ga., who have been visiting their son,
Mr. J. J. Stepp, at Brookford, have
returned home. '
W. R. Weaver, Mas-
TO ENTERTAIN FOR MISSES
(LARK SON
- Cards reading' as follows have been
issued: - ,
In honor of
the Misses Marion and Sallie Clarkson
M iss Kennedy
requests the pleasure of your company
Thursday evening, September 7
from 8 to II o'clock
The West. Hickory graded school
opened Monday morning at 9 o'clock
The teachers were all on hand, mos
ot whom being fresh from the vanou
sumln'er fccUotls, The -ministers of
the various churches of West Hick
oiy were present and all made mos
interesting talks complimentary to
the rapid growth of the school. A
large part of the morning was taken
up with shoit talks on the subjec?
of education.
Mr. John Fierce, chairman of the
school board stood squarely with the
teachers m the development of th
school. Mr. J- L. Riser, principal of
tha.school, outlined the work for the
year,' ' calling . attention to the f ae
that the school had now reached the
point where it would turn out the
pupils- fully equipped to enter col
lege;" He mentioned also the plans
laid for the development of the
school in debating and public speaking
in which a number of medals and
prizes : will be given by some of the
leading citizens of West Hickory.
The enrollment was very large,
numbering: 343 with 40 . in the high
sehooP department. The people of
West Hickory pride themselves in be
ing; the fourth school in size in the
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ing during the week. Practically all
the "pupils were classified two weeks
ago which enabled them to have their
text books on opening; dav and be
gin class work immediately.
The; school board were glad to be
able to secure teachers this year
who are either college graduates or
TV! vs. XT' w T.pnt7 wn rlpl.V'nifiii hns. .wh nave nad ample college iram-
tess yesterday afternoon to Circle No. t inl and who have had a number of
1 of the First Methodist church withers .of successful experience m
teaenmg. ine teacners are as ioiiovva:
First grade Mrs. Robert flawn aad
Miss Gertrude Finger.
. Second grade Mrs. Rellie Alhuan.
Third grade Miss Florence Rectoi.
TEACHERS ARRIVE
The teacher?, of the city schools have
been arriving since Saturday and by
evening all are expected in ready to
take up their .duties tomorrow morii
ing when the iall term begins.
The beautiful, spacious residence on
Tenth avenue o: the late Mr. and Mrs.
Abel A. Shuford has again been se
cured for a teacherage and Miss Emma
Morrell will be in charge of the young
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MRS. LENTZ CIRCLE HOSTESS
Mr. an d Mrs.
sixteen members present. Little Miss
Winnie Lee Ktever was a charming
and attractive- visitor. (
The meeting; was presided over by
,tne circle cnairman. mrs J..v450Wies,0Urth Tade Miss Pearl Bumgarner
Filth grade Mr. j. Jr. J'ucxte.
Sixth g-rade Mrs. John Brooks.
who conducted theJ,,busmess' meeting
The usual devotional was held at the
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William Wooi-cv M,. M .1 P opening oi ine meeuw air .wmcn
and Mrs. Claudia Sullivan spent today hf business for nte afternoon" was
at Bridgewater fishing. ,
Mr. C. H. Van Hervie, secretary of the
Wadesboro chamber of commerce,
spent today in Hickory, stopping over
as he was passing through..
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Mrs. Hugh Bradshaw left this after
noon for Asheville whe she will spend
week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Adams."
Mrs. J. D. Pope has returned from
Charlotte after spending several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Caldwell.
uiutjii up iiiiu nctiisat-it-'u. . v.
AfteV adjournment the hostess, with
her daughters, Misses Mary? Wiley,
Margaret and Ruth, assisting, served
delicious refreshments. The circle will
meet next with Mrs. J. D. Winkler.
MRS. BOYD HOSTESS
iSeaenth grrade Mrs. H. L. PendeU
ton.
.High school department:
Miss Chloe Miller and Mr,
Kiser.
The patrons are looking; forward
to a most successful school year.
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AS IT SEEMED
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Beck and son,
WaMo. Jr., returned to their home m
Charlotte yesterday after spending
some time with her mother, Mrs. A. L.
Whitener.
Miss Eunice Long, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Long on 12th street,
left last. Friday for Lexington, where
she takes a position as teacher in the
city graded schools there.
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Mrs. L. G. Kirkpatrick had as guests
over the week end Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Kirkpatrick of Marion and Messrs.
Gary and Moffit Kirkpatrick of Cnar
lotte. 4i, . o . . - . '
Mrs. Fannie Corriher has returned to
her home in China Grove after spend
in gjseveral days with her sister, Mrs.
D." J.' Suttlemyre. Mrs. Corriher spent
the summer in Asheville and Connelly
Springs.
After spending several days in Hick
ory Mrs. Pete Rowe returned to Clyde
today where she has been visiting
her parents. Her friends will regret to
learn that her mother, Mrs. Anderson,
'is ill and is in a hospital.
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Miss Mary Knox Henderson return
ed yesterday from Gastonia where she
spent the past two weeks visiting.
Miss Henderson will open a kinder
garten in Gastonia this winter and
has enrolled a large class. , '
LEAVE FOR MOUNTAINS
A very interesting meeting of the
Y. M. C. A. of the Reformed church
was held last night with Mrs. D. M.
Boyd as hostess. At roll call twenty one
names were recorded, each member res
ponding with a verse of scripture.
Mrs. W. W. Rowre opened the meeting
with a prayer from the prayer calen
dar and read an appropriate scrip
ture lesson. '
Plans for the fall work were dis
cussed and acted upon and other mat
ters of minor importance were talk
ed over. The auxiliary expects to serve
a supper some time soon.
The auxiliary is taking up a new
mission study book -entitled "India
on the March" and the first chapter
was assigned for study last night. Mrs.
Rowe g'ave an introductory outline af
ter which several members gave inter
esting supplements. Miss Pearl Bum
garner read a leaflet on the first mis
sionaries to Jaoan after which Mrs.
Russell M. Yount gave an interesting 1
account of India, its population and its j
women followed by Miss Mabel Miller
who read an extract on the Zenana, the i
part of the homes in India m which)
the women live.
After adjourning to meet the first
Monday evening in October with Mrs.
Dick Thommason and Mrs. W. C.
Tate as hostess, Mrs. Boyd assisted her
attractive little daughter, Beatrice atid
Mrs. Rowe, served a most delicious ice !
course. - ,
It was down in Louisiana and hot.
The outfit, certain for many weary
months to be the very nevt to go over,
finally landed on a stretch of wilder
ness out from Camp Beaureguard,
fated to become an artillery range. For
three weeks picks and shovels had
been the implements de guerre and dig
ging the order of the day.
He was a diminutive recruit and
nothing of him showed above the top
of the pit from which sweat and dirt
wore flying.
"Join the Army and see the earth,"
he" paraphrased a popular slogan, and
added with justifiable sarcasm, "a
shovelful 'at a time." American Leg
ion Weekly. ,
MEETING AT BETHEL 5 :
METHODIST !
The revival meeting began at Bethel I
Methodist church Sunday. There; will
be preaching every night thisweas.
at 7:30. The Rev". N. C. Williams,
of Granite Falls, will preach. I promise
you good preaching. Let's all do some
good praying.
J. R. WALKER, Pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Aull, Mrs. L. G.
Kirkpatrick, Mrs. H. P. Williams and
two daughters, Elizabeth Marshall and
Jean, and Mrs. W. B. Lindsay of Char
lotte left today for Bonclarken where the back seat raises his raucous voice
Our campaigning methods is to talk
so fast and loud about the four-power
treaty that not very many of the en-
thuisastic thousands notice it at all
when some Democratic hireling; on
they have taken a cottage tor tne
month of September. The party all mo
tored through to Bonclarken.
and inquires in his rhetorical way
about. Uncle Truman Newberry and
the Tariff Bill. Ohio State Journal.
Cold-Milk
Thermos
Milk; is a delicious and healthy
' food drink. However, it must be
frigid to be enjoyed. If you want
to keep milk cold or any other
liquid cold, place it in a Ther
' mos Bottle and it will keep cold
for days. We carry Thermos in
ill styles. We have the lunch kits.
Goods are standard and prices
popular.
LutzDrug
Store
"ON THE CORNER"
Phone 17 and 317
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Is Here!
New
Griffon Clothes for Fall
A joy bringing lot.
The new Griffon models.;
Graceful of line. And so
smart of style. Fashioned
of good-to-look upon fab--rics.
All wool and every
thing. Price tags, too,
that greet you pleasantly.
The favorites are $25,
$30 and $35.
Moretz-Whiterier
lingCpv
"The Quality Shop"
Cloth
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Starting b
Lighting
Keepvyour
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service prompt, efficient. . dependable, .... ,
In all likelihood your car is equipped5 totftan"''
EXtoe" Battery. But "te" Service is broad
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and comprehensive. . ,
It can meet every need of your starting and
lighting battery, no matter what its make.
Our free battery testing and rewatering service
will go a long way toward keepings your battery
sound and healthy. Take advantage of it.
Johnson's v
Garage
Phone 377 Hickory, N. C, .
We do All Kinds of
Radiator Repair Work
Johnson's Garage
PHONE 377
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Trained Choir of One Hundred Voices Mr. Julian P. Moorman will lead the Singing
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