Wednesday, October 10, 1923
SOCIAL PERSONAL
Belk-Bullard.
Trinity College, Durham, N. o\, Oot.
10.—Anouneeroent of the matriage on
October 7. of Henry Belk, ’23. and Mies
l.ucile Bullnrd, ’l6, will be received with
a great degree of interest among Trinity
Alumni everywhere. For the past three
yeaers Mr. llelk has been Director of
Publicity for the College and in that ca
pacity, has served Trinity in a most cap
able manner. Miss Bullard, since grad
uation, has been Secretary to'the Presi
dent of the College, Dr. W. P. Few, and
the College feels deeply the loss of her
loyal services.
/ Tucker-Fuller Engagement,
Invitations reading as follows have
been received here:
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lyman Fuller
request honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Esther Josephine
to
Mr. James Blaine Tucker
on Tuesday, the sixteenth of October
nineteen hundred and twenty-three
at eleven o'clock
Broad Street Methodist Church
Richmond, Virginia
At Home
2110 Floyd Ave.
Richmond. Vn.
Miss Fuller is a sister of Mr. M. B.
Fuller, of this city.
* Groff-Shankle. \
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. I’.
Shankle on Buffalo street, in the presence
of imrffediate families and a few
intimate friends. Miss Maude Shankle
and Mr. A. S. Gross were pronounced
husband and wife by their pastor. Rev.
G. \V. Rollins, this morning at ten
o'clock. They left immediately for Char
lotte, where they will make their home.
Mr. Gross holds a responsible position
with the Ford Motor Company of that
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Grpff have a wide circle
of friends in Concord who will follow
them to their new home with their best
wishes aud congratulations. Out of town
guests were Mr. John Dees and Mrs.
Pearson, both of Charlotte.
Flora MacDonald Club Holds Meeting.
The Flora Macdonald Club of Cabar
rus County held its fall meeting yester
day afternoon at four o'clock with Mrs.
Rupley Pounds. The meeting was thor
oughly enjoyed by those present and sev
eral points of business disposed of.
The old officers of the Club were re
elected except the President. Miss Sarah
Bernhardt sent in her resignation and
the club elected Mrs. Campbell Cline to
take her place for the coming year.
Dance Friday Evening.
A social eveut of interest will be the
initial dance which will bo given Friday
night at the 'Merchants and Manufactur
ers Club by the Silver Fox Club. All
members of the Merchants and Manufac
turers Club and their families are cor
dially invited and all ladies who have
been acting as chaperones at the previous
dances are Invited.
Legion Auxiliary to Meet.
The American Legion Auxiliary will
meet tomorrow (Thursday) eveuiug at X
o'clock with Mrs. William Sherrill, on
North Spring street. It is urged that
all members be present, as matters of im
portance will be discussed. '
Line-I p and Empires Are Announced
For the Game.
New York. Oct. It.—The probable
lineup aud batting order., for the first
game was announced tonight as follows:
Yankees—Witt cf., Duneau 3b., Ruth
rs„ R. Meusel If., l’ipp lb-. Ward 2b..
Sehang c., E. Scott ss., Peunoek or
Hoyt p.
(Sants —Bancroft ss.. Grof 3b.,
Frisch 2b-. Younjf rs.. E. Meusel If.,
Stengel or Cunningham cf.. Kelly lb.,
Snyler c.. Xehf or J- Scott p.
Umpires: Evans, American league at
the plate: Hart, National league, third
base; Xallin, American league, second
base; O’Day, National league first base.
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PERSONALS
Mr. Robert Safrit, of Winston-Salem,
is spending the day here with home
folks.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Byrd spent.' Tues
day afternoon and evening in Charlotte.
They attended the show given by Irene
Castle and company.
Mr. aud Mrs. F. H. Adden, of Danville,
are making their home here again. They
are at the home of Mrs. W. C. Correll.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stircwalt and
Misses Adele and Mury Phifer Pember
ton went to Charlotte Tuesday evening
to witness the show given by 'ijene
Castle.
Rev. J. Rowan and Mr. John P.
Allison, of the First Presbyterian Church,
are attending the meeting of the Synod
in Burlington aud Graham.
Messrs. C. J. Leonard, of Russellville.
I nil.. and W. Lacy Leonard, of Lexing
ton. X. C., are visiting their sister, Mrs.
J. W. Barnhardt, on Reed street.
Mr. It. V. Caldwell is attending the
sessions of Flic Presbyterian Synod in
Burlington and Graham.
Mr. jW. A. Foil aud Dr. T. X. Spen
cer spent Tuesday in Greensboro on bus
inesss.
ENTERTAINMENT of class
SECUBEL FOR CABARRUS FAIR
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any individual family riding in a Ford
ear. Many other Worthy prizes will be
awarded. Major W. A. Foil is grand
marshal.
Realizing what an important part is
played in our every day life by amuse
ments, the great Cabarrus Fair Asso
ciation made every egort to secure the
highest class of entertainment features
possible and only after scouring the out
door show world for the best was the
famous Zeidman and Pollie thirty-ear ex
position and circus secured. Two men,
affiliated with the fair association, were
sent to review the attractions when they
exhibited in Roauoke, Va.. and have giv
en them their heartiest endorsement for
clean, moral, refined and educational at
tractions. >
This mammoth exposition and circus
travels in its own special train and will
bring to Cabarrus the greatest. "Joy
Trail” in the history of the county. The
crowning feature of this monster travel
ing Coney Island will be the circus and
wild auinml arena where wild beasts of
the jungle, such as lions, tigers, pumas,
bears and elephants are taught many as
touriding tricks. Delightful clowns and
sterial artists provide one solid hour of
real laughter. The management will
conduct the circus at a special price of
25 cents to every one and to make this
possible lias placed an advance sale of
tickets in circulation, giving the boy or
girl selling the most tickets a Pope bi
cycle on display in the windows of the
Ritchie Hardware Store. Entry blanks
may be secured there. *
The society horse show featuring
“Lady Fauehon,” the $50,000 equine
wonder, appeals to all lovers of horse
flesh, while the famous "Georgia Min
strels," with its twenty-five singers,
dancers and cake walkers take you back
to tiie days of "Old Black Joe.” The
monkey speedway, where tiny monkeys
propel their own cars in thrilling races,
delights the children ns well as the
grownups. The Water Pageant or the
“Return of Neptune.” is another elabo
rate feature of the Zeidman and Polli"
famous exposition. Fifteen girls in
fancy diving, walking on the water, life
saving and high diving from a ninety
foot ladder are but a few of the many
feats accomplished b.q the swimmers.
I-iady Alpine, weighing 632 pounds and
but twenty years of age, has won many
friends {by her entertaining qualities!.
The Wild West Rodeo. Midget family.
World's Wouder, "It.” Xorpian. (Die
Mentalist, twenty attractious in one tfide
show, aud many other features too num
erous mention will be presented.
Eight modern riding devices, many of
which have never visited here before will
be with the big show. Ltaest iunlva
tion in riding devices, “the Caterpillar,”
SIB,OOO marvel ride, Land of Mirth,
Over the Falls, giant seaplane, whip,
merry-go-round, star ride, frolic and
others. Fingerhutt’y all-American con
cert band of twenty-four superb musi
cians and the Dixie jnzzoliers will furn
ish the music for the “Joy Trail.”
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NEWS OF THE CHURCHES'
REVIVAL CLOSES TONIGHT
Series of Services Has Been in Progress
For Ten Days at Forest Hill Method
ist Church.
A great congregation heard Dr. G. T.
Rowe' at the Fijrest Hill revival Tues
day night aud laaay regard the sermon
as the most powerful he has preached
during the entire meeting.
Mr. Hornbuckle, the choir director, on.
account of an accident, was not present,
but the choir, ami congregation seemed
determined that this should not prevent
tiie doing of their best and the old
hymns wbre rendered with great enthus
iasm. Mr. Hornbuckle expects to be pres
ent tonight for the final service.
An overflowing house is expected to
hear Dr. Rowe in the closing sermon at
7 :30 tonight.
Concord lias had through the years
some mighty expounders of the Christian
faith and wonderful revivals have mark
ed the progress of tiie churches by such
men as Dr. IV. S. Creasy. Rev. R. M.
Hoyle, Rev. Joseph Wheeler, Bishop
George F. Pierce* Bishop John C. Kilgo
and others, but it is perhaps, not too
much to say "that I)r. Rowe has measur
ed up to any of these, some of whom
have been regarded as the leading preach
ers of their day. People of all denomi
nations throughout the city and neigh
boring towns have attended tiie services
and declare themselves greatly benefitted.
Ihistor Armstrong is being congratulat
ed on all sides for being able to secure a
mnu of I)r. Rowe's ability.
I)r. Rowe will leave tonight ou train
No. 35 for his home in, Nashville, Tenn.,
and after addressing the Tennessee Con
ference on Saturday, will return to North
Carolina tiie middle of next week to at
tend the Western North Carolina Confer
eu«e which will be in annual session at
Winston-Salem.
The text of the sermon was the 9th
verse of the 39th chapter of Genesis:
“How then can I do this great wicked
ness and sin against God?" Sin is an
ofense against God, Men wrong their
fellow men. commit crimes against the
State, but they sin against God. Sin is
so dreadful and deadly, because it puts a
man out with tiie holy, all-powerful Oml.
Tiie Bible defines sin as trangression
of the law. aud the law that is trans
gressed is tiie law of God. If it were
men's law, they woull lift from their
shoulders the burden of it, but they can
not abrogate that law, because it is im
posed from above. The crime of the
world shows that there is a huge dislo
cation of some sort in human life. Men
are wrongly related to each other, lie
cause they are wrongly related to God.
If ail men were in harmony with God.
they would not clash with one another.
Since sin is an offense against God. the
only way to settle it right is to settle it
with God. When one man wrongs an
other. he must make restitution, but the
element of sin in the wrong can be for
given only by God. "Thou forgavest tiie
iniquity of my sin.” The only absolution
that really counts is when God says,
“Thy sins be forgiven thee.” Sensitive
ness to human opinion is very noticeable.
When people are praised they swell out.
and when they are criticised they with
er. But what one man thinks «f another
does not matter much, since no man real
ly knows any other man. One man says
Woodrow Wilson is the greatest man
since Moses, another says lie is the big
gest fake that ever sat in the President’s
chair. Gypsy Smith says Lloyd George
is the grentest statesman England lias
had in 5<X) years, another says lie is tiie
most unscrupulous politician of modern
times. One man says W. J. Bryan is the
greatest living layman, another says he
is a wind jammer and a blatherskite. But
God knows each for just what lie is aud
it is God's estimate for that counts.
Sin must be penitently confessed to
God, who alone can understand and for
give. Men must have tlieir reserves with
each other, but they can have no reserves
with God. And when sin is honestly
■Confessed and repented of. God always
forgives. The heart is always cleansed,
when a man prays “Create in me a clean
heart, O God, and renew a right spirit
within me.”
Health Party at Gastonia.
Gastonia. Oct. 9.—Au interesting
delegation of visitors has been in Gas
tonia today, the group of distinguished
sanitarinns and health officials repre
senting six foreign countries. Tiie dele
gation was heard by Dr. N. Lothian,
official representative of the healtli sec
tion of the league of nations and ehair
niau of that division. They spout the
afternoon iu an exhaustive inspection
of tbe North Carolina Otliopaedie hos
pital. The group along with Dr. Collins,
of Charlotte, were guests at the Civitan
luncheon today.
Organized women in New Jersey are
preparing to resist any efforts that may
be made in the next legislature to repeal
the no-nigfit-work-fnr-women law.
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\ Narcissus (white and yellow) per 1
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i Hyacinths, per dozen 60c \
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Dixie Building
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