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; 1 h® ordinary Ovfcrffack silk
surface is embroidered an elab
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marriage of their daughter, Florence
NoVella, to Mr. Walter Marvin Peace
Artist 28, 1924, Copeqrd, p.
5Jt. and Mrs. Pence will be at home
fl&jff*®/* te«r rcsf,;
A Surprise Birthday Dinner.
Mrs. Ed Oyercash surprised her daugh.
tor, Kuth, by giving her, a surprise birth
d«r dinner Thursday, assisted ’by 'Mrs.
•John Strafford. The table was placed in
tl® yard and beautifully decorated with
flowers.
(those present so enjoy tire .dinner with
her were: Mr. and Mrs. EtfT Overcush,
add Ray aud Grace; Mr. and Mrs. John
Sttafford and chilijreu, Edna Mae and
CfJM*. Mae and Maggie Measmcre, Blev
in, Thelma and Missouri Maalden and
Ethel Robinson. Everyone enjoyed the
dinner and wished Ruth many more
flippy birthdays. B. J. M.
SUMMER COIPS
that make you so uncom
fortable in
are better treated exter
nally—Rub over chest
and throat and apply fre*
' quently up nostros—
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To Protect
The Dead
Everybody can not afford
to arect elaborate and coatly '
mausoleum! of marble, but
all who have the desire .
tiOQ far thoir beloved dead
through |if
gauon
Metallic Grave
VauU
body in e'ny^ay.hqd' the
cast of the protoctidn u
slight •
Tbt Gallon Vault mag Be hu
iptttej In our duplts room as
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*1 * PERSONALS
J. B. Sherrill left • this ■" morning for
Asheville, where he will spend several
days with his family.
Mrs. W. D. Pemberton, Mrs. J. L. Mc-
Kay sag Miss Adele and Mary Phifer
Pemberton jyient Friday afternoon |p
1 Monroe. ?;
' Mrs. C. 8. Smart and children, who
have bejm spending the summer at their
home in Black Mountain, have returned
i to their home here.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Barubardt, Jr.,
pad' children returned ftiday from Bre
■ vard, where they spent several weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. J.- Bynum . Long, and
three sons, of Gastonia, spent Friday af
ternoon here as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Obas. B. Long.
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Mrs. Charlotte Johnson will leave Sun
day for Washington, p. C., where she
wiH spend a week or ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. A* H. Baker aud little
Johnnie Ruth, spent Thursday
afternoon in Charlotte.
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C: A. Furr has returned to his home
after having been in summer school at
Chjipel Hill for the past several months.
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Ernest •Robinson has returned from
New York where he has been doing tie
Fall .buying for his store.
Yapcie Earnhardt*lids returned to her
home after visiting Misses Beulah and
Mary Ridenhour at St.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hampton hgve re-’
turned to their home in Wilraingtqn,;
Del., after haviqg visited relatives here'
for sopie time.
Mrs. G. V. Harper and Mrs. S. V.j
Sturat have returned to Miami, Fla.,;
after a visit of several weeks duratipiC
in Concoird.-; c
Miss Marie Furr'has returned-to her
home here after completing a business
course at Greensboro.
Mrs. Paul Copeland, of Birmingham,
Ala., will arrive here today to’ visit her
aunt, Mis» Jessie Heaton.
sfiss FiUian Mill* sss returned from
a riait ip Greensboro. Her sister, Miss
Annie Mge Mills who was with her has
gone on so Winston-Salem and will re
turn to Concord early next week.
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Mrs. Lewis CamtOP has returned to
her home in Rosemary after spending
tfyo weeks with her mother, Mrs. E. A.
■Forrest.
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Mrs. L. L. Se|L of Cherryville, will
spend the week-end with Mrs. Bruce Mc-
Bride at her home on North Church
Street.
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Mrs. A. B. Davis and children have;
returned from Asheboro and Greens-;
,bofo. .. .*' ’’' ’ ' ' ’ " ’ (
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Mrs. J. A. PattCrson, qf this city, and
Mr. and Mrs. J. A .Patterson, of Salt.
Lake City, are spending today in High
Point.
Mrs. L. T. White, of Dustin, Okla.,
who has been visiting relatives in the:
county for the past six weeks, returned
to her home yesterday.
Mrs. J. L.Vjennings, of Columbia, S.
C., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jesse Mc-
Clellan, on East Depot street.
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Miss Annis Smoot is leaving today for
Goldsboro where she will visit Miss Mil-;
dred Sammons, who was her guest some
time ago. f
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Miss Helen Patterson will leave tomor-:
row for a short trip through the moun-:
tains of Western North Carolina.
Attend Reunion in Chester.
Chester News-Reporter.
Mr. C. H. Culp has as his guests this
week at his home on York Street Prof..
P. E: Wright, professor of Latin and
Grgek at Lenojr-Uhyue College- Hickory,
N. C., and Jlr. Ge°. Barnbardt and
daughter, "Miss Dorris, of Concord, N.;
C.; and the reunion takes an added in
terest from the fact that Messrk. Culp
and Bardhurdt were pupils of Professor
Wright thirty-six . years ago, and the.
I|»tee had not met aipce that time. Prof.
Wright, Mr. Clup says, is a remarkable
man in a great many ways, and on ac
count of Iris unusual ability a# a teach
er would grace any of the large univer
sities of the laud. Mr. Barnhardt is iu :
the postal service aft Concord.
Guests in Albemarle.
Albemarle Press.
Mrs. Morris and daughter, Miss Isabel
Morris, of Concord, were guests Monday
|of Mrs. Ode Parker. Mrs. W. T. Hucka
bee was a luncheon guest with them.
Birthday"" Party.
Little Miss Sarah Margaret ’ Bangle,
daughter of Dr. and Mi’s. J. A. Bangle,;
was hostess at u charming birthday party,
Friday afternoon at " the boiqe of hen
grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs/J. sl. Cline,
OP Spiftli I’nion street.
S» Bpngle invited 70 guests to (he
, which was giveu in celebration of
her sixth birthday.
1 During the sfteruoou various games of
interest and pleasure to children wer# en
joyed, and after play refreshments con. :
sisting of ice ergatp, cake and candy were;
served. The guests also were the recipi
ents of attractive favors.
Charlotte Lady Honored at Dinner "Mon
a*y.
Mrs- Abbip Misenbeihter was hpnoree
birthday. There were about 80 rela
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I cake, after which ull left,Fishing Mary }
VlldiiKaVn mantr nmro tiunnv VitntlwlavTa ‘i
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Friday nightat the Mercians and Manu
facturers Club in honor of her house
guests, Misses Elisabeth Henderson, of
Chapel HHI, Edith Parker, of Gastonia,
Margaret: Holt, of Burlington, Betsy
MqQorkle and Josephine Kluttz, of Sal
isbury. ’ , )• i
music for the occasion was fur
r nished by a Charlotte orchestra.
1 At one side of the spacious ball-room
floor, space wag set aside for the puneh
bowls which were beautifully reeorated
' with pink and red rosea Presiding gt,
r the punch bowls were Mrs. J. Leonard
* Brown and Mrs. B. P-NJibeon. |
A very beautiful figure was led by
» Miss Catharine Goodman and Joe Boat.
t The chaperones for the danee were
» Mrs. J. A. Cannon, Mrs. Frank Rogers
and Mrs. W.-W. Morris.
Miss Cannon's guests are among the
~ most popular that have visited in the
- city is recent months, having been the
houorces at successive dances beginning
Wednesday and laßting throughout the
1 entire week. Tonight, Miss Rosa Cald
* well will entertain for her house-guest,
. Mi^r Adelaide Armfield, of Asheboro, and
for Miss Cannon’s house party.
Ml B - d.'A. Kennett Entertains.
t Mrs. J. A. Keunett entertained at a
most delightful bridge party at her home
yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs. "Er
: nest White, of Greensboro.
' After the game delicious refreshments
were served. Mrs. White and Miss Fran
ces Ridenhour. bride-elect, were present
■ ed with beautiful gifts.
Those playing were: Mesdames S. J.
Ervin, L. A. Fisher, M. R. Pounds, J.
Jolitz, A. C. Cline, J. B. Wornble, Ed.
, Moss, R. E. Ridenhour, Jr., Grady Gib
spn, Ernest White, M. L. Marsh. T. N.
Spencer, Gales Pickard, P. R. Mac Fa
d. yen, T. D. Maness, Jones Pharr, P. M-
I Lafferty, J. Shinn, Jack Wadsworth and
Miss Frances Ridenhoilr.
Those who came in for refreshments
■ were: Mesdames Fred Shepherd, W. I).
Pemberton, W. M. Linker, Ernest Hicks,
i F. C. Niblock, J. E. Smoot, W. W. Mor
ris and J. C. Rowan.
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A House Patty at Harrisburg.
On last week-end, August 14th, Miss
: Beulah Taylor, of Harrisburg, very
hospitably entertained a number of her
. classmates of ANtat Amoena Seminary,
’24. at a house party ut her pretty home.
On Saturday night -Miss" Tuylor in
vited a number of friends to join with
the girls |n their pleasures. Vocal music
and piano solos >vere a feature of the
evening. After stKmuch fun und many
good "chats'’ the hostess favored the
guests with grapes, ice cream and cake.
Those who enjoyed the fun were: Fred
Love, Fred Furr, Eugene Morrison, Ed
Davis, Thomas Carriker, William Harris,
James Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Car
riker. Mrs. Tom Rome Query. Misses
Lucille Overcash. Rebecca Castor, Ger
trude Furr, Ethel Black Welder, Margaret
Harris, Mary Query, and Beulah Taylor.
The young nicn left Saturday night ex
pressing their good time and apprecia
tion.
Miss Castor, Miss Furr and Miss
Blnckwelder left Sunday evening express
ing. their lovely time. Miss Overcash re
mained until Mofida.v evening when Miss
'Harris and Miss Taylor accompanied hen.
so her home near Gilwood to spend a
, few days. ‘
These girls, Masses Beulah Taylor.
Margaret Harris. Ethel Btackwelder,
Gertrude Furr, Lucille Overcash and Re-
Hh-'ca finished school at the Seminary at
Mt. Pleasant Jast/Spring. Good friends,
amTalways tpgether; We might say this
was a one-third class reunion as one-thiwl
of the girls helped to enjoy the time.
However, we wish we might all have been
together. Z.
Lutheran Groups Meet Monday.
The various groups of the Woman’s
Missionary Society of St. James Lutheran
Church will meet Monday ufternoon at
8;BO o’clock at the following places:
Group A at Mrs. T. N. Spencer’s.
Group B at Mrs. John A. Blackwel
: tier's.
Group C at Mrs. Gilbert Hendrix's.
Group b at Mrs., John A. Cline’s.
The evening groui) will meet at eight
O'clock with Mrs} George Fisher, on
South Union street.’
Visiting Miss Lcqtz.
Miss Ada Heath Montgomery, of Char
lotte, arrived In the city this morning to
spend several days with Miss Nancy
Lnetz. *
MpeHng pjf dwi“ r Mlofs DtHightos.
The Stonewall Jackson Chapter of the
Junior Clog's Daughters will meet on
Monday afternoon at five o'clock at the
liqme of Mrs. ff- M. 00 Sputh Un
ion street. Every member is urged to at
tend since this is the first meeting a$ the
new year un4 the election of officers will
fie held.
WECARRY
Wstcbfs HI a)1 the
goc>4 watch. W* <4»e h^at
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THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
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You may know where your valuable papers |j
H we, but are they really safe? Can not they M
In an emergency could you produce your in- K
i surance policies, wiH, contracts and other vat- U
uable pagers at once? R
Bepofd| all of these for safekeeping in one B
2 of our loss-proof Safe DepouA Boxes.
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Return From Atlantic City.
Mrs. A. R. Howard and her daugh
ters, Miss Alice Yorke and Miss Lucy
Howard-, have returned after a two
week’s visit in Atlantic City.
Circle Meetings.
The Circles of the Central Methodist
• Church will meet as follows: Leila Tut-
Me'Cirde will meet at Mrs. W. J. Glass’
at four o'clock Monday afternoon.
, The Marian Coltrane circle meets with
1 Mrs. ,T. C. Bodenheimer on Franklin
avenue, at four o’clock Monday afternoon.
The central circle will meet with Mrs.
G. A. Batte at her home on Academy
street at the same hour.
Visited in Greenville.
Misses Lucy Hartsell and Annie Grace
Sappenfield and Robert l Riggers returned
Friday from Greenville, 8. C.. where they
have been visiting Miss 1 Sarah McCon.
nell.
Silver Cross Circle to Meet.
The Silver Crpss Circle will meet Mon
day afternoon at 4:3o'o’clock with Miss
Claudia Moore at her home on North
Union street.
For many years the history of lawn
tennis ill the United States was
practically identical with the history of
teyiis -at the Newport 1 Casino. It was
here that the first American court was
built in 1875. and when, iu 1881, the
United States National! Lawn Tennis
York city.’ Newport was unanirqoussly
chosen asthe legical pWte«f*r holding
the ail-comers’ championship each year.
Coin divers in the I’Mlippmc Islands
have gone on strike because ot the
hunger of the sharks. Schools of sqiull
fish have been dynamited to provide
meals for the sharks which have, be
come ferocious, surrounding boats on all
sides and popping several feet in the
air.
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Domino Fine Granu
lated Sugar and Fin
est North Carolina
Comb Honey
The two sweets of First Quality and
Absolute Purity
We buy both these direct from the
producer iu large lots for ypo* cash.
8o we always have the price us well as
quality. We deliver quick everywuere.
Cline & Msose
I Twelfth Annual !
HAHN REUNION „ ■
Thursday, September 4th, at 10:00 I, i
A. M., 1924
On the Hahn Reunion Grounds 2 1-2 Miles East of Mount j ]
Pleasant, near the National Highway ' 1 !
LOOK FOR THE SIGN
Mu«i& fey tite Kannapolis Orchestra. Refreshments of all I !
Kinds Will Be Served.on the Ground \ J
PROGRAM s J
Morning
Music by Orchestra. j j
’ Song by Quartette —I Live For Those Who LoVe
w Welcome Address-—Murray Peuuinger. !
Music by Orchestt». B i
Song by Quartette —A Very Present Help in Trouble.
Address—Re \ . C. L. T. Fisher.
Music by Orchestri. • t
Song by Quartette —Walking by-Faith.
Address —Rev. Mi L. Kester.
Music by Orchestra,
gong by Quartette— The Old Ho.nie on the Hill.
Dimmer. „ ,
'T. & ■ AFTERNOON
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THE KIND OF A j
It this institution were in bysi-. 1
ness only to make money—the
men in it would promptly get pu- I
We are here to ihake a memory
to the name Browns. We have
an ideal that is than the ~ Ijgsss;
We want the sign over our door to mean X
something more than a place to buy things 1
and we insist that every purchaser of Q
a suit here this Fall is as well satisfied X
in September 1925 as he is the day of his f
11 purchase. o ‘ * yr; .
The new Fall Suits were o
chosen to Father and further our creed a
I which doesn’t know the meaning of the x
word "selfishness.” ... o
Beautiful models here—being unpacked a
every day. Every one will make this
message ring true in some Concord
home. • >■■■'* m
New Fall Suits $25.00 to $50.0Q
Browns - Cannon Co.
YOU’LL LOOK BEST—IF WE SUIT YOU
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I You Can Get Hot Rolls New at the I
CAROLINA CAFE
. From 4to 7 O’clock
We have taken oyer the Retail Line of the Concord |
Bakery. Cakes, Bread, Rolls. I
TAKE DINNER WITH US TOMORROW
CAROLINA CAFE
This is NEW model that you will i
surely like, its. made up with Beaded
\ Mui Core Front Strap (no buttons), cov
tied military Ju-1 like cut.
This uew one is on sale now in pat
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•The Home of Good Shoes”
I "In a boy’s pocket you will find a jack knife.” ii
“In a man’s pocket you will find keys.” i
“In a woman’s pocket you will find paint.”
“At 210-212 West Depot Street you will find-the Big-*
| gest, Busiest, Best Grocery Store in Concord.” p
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8 Light Plants, Water Systems and Washing Machines 8
x Twenty-five different sizes of light plants. ' 1
x No. 866, the popular size delivered installed and house a
5 wired for ten lights for $671.50. 1
Five per cent discount for cash on installed contracts. X
g Three dollars extra for each light over the ten lights a
9 above specified. I
R. H. OWEN, Agent i
O Phone 888 Concord, N. C.
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