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Saturday April 4 1025 |ll| A 1 II p '%ak| m WOMEN DURING NEXT THAR Other Officers Elected.—Mrs. McLeod and Mrs. Gorman Will Represent Club at Ptadimt. The Woman’s Club held its regular meeting Friday afternoon at 8:30 o’clock in Central School Auditorium. Splendid reports from the Music Department and the Literature Department were given by Sirs. Ada Gorman and Mrs. Higton McLeeod. ' * A committee, was appointed to ask of ficials about the money due the Woman’s Clnb from Fair Week- when the club took a .prize in the parade for the best float. The club members also went on record as being heartily in fevor of giving an oil portrait to the High School building but decided that it would be best to de fer-. t|>e s work until next Fall since the year Jnear to a close. . Mra. Ail* Gorman and Mrs. Hinton Mclawl weie . apointed as delegates to. the Federation of Woman's Clubs to meet at Pinehurst on the sth and 6th of May. ‘ The following officers were elected: President—Miss .Tanie Klutz. Vice President—Mrs. C. F. Ritchie. 'Recording Secretary—Mifcs Elizabeth Black! Corresponding Secretary—Mrs. John Porter. Treasurer —Miss Addie White. The May meeting will be an open meeting on Mrs. Ada Gorman’s lawn, with a program of music to be followed by refreshments. Linker-Plummer Wedding. JJf especial interest to tnahy in the city announcement of the marriage of Mlsfc £fjtilia Faye Plnmmer, of Charlotte, to Robert L. Linker, of this city, which took plaep' Saturday evening in the wed ding hall of’The First Baptist church of Charlotte. Dr. officiated and used the ring ccremoily. The bride was attired in a grey crepe semble suit, with accessories to match, and a corsage of bride’s roses and valley lilies. j, - Mrs. ' Linker has made her home in Charlotte since childhood. She is a .pret ty and attractive blonde and has a host, of friends in the city. Mr. Linker went to Charlotte about, eighteen months ago to make his home. He was graduated from, the Concord High School in the class of 1920 and later at tended Lenoir College. After the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Lin ker left for a trip to Washington, D. C., and other Northern points. On their return they will he at home with the bride's mother. Kings Daughters to Meet Monday. ; The regular meeting of the King's Daughters will be held Monday ipgM at £ o'clock at; the lit)mo of Mrs. *G. B. Lewis, j All 'members ‘art utfced to* be present. ' (5 Miss Wolff Heads Dormitory. Word has been received from North Carolina College -for Women -at Greens boro to the. effect that Miss Catherine Wolff, daughter of Mr; And Mrs. S. A: Wolff, of this c'-ty, has been chosen as president of Spencer Hall, the largest dormitory on tho campus, for next year. Miss Wolff Will be a Senior next year. Besides' being chosen president, of the dormitory, she has been a class officer for several years.. Circle Meeting. Group No. Three of the Woman’s Mis sionary Society of Trinity Reformed Church will meet Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock with Mrs. Lillie Long Hetncock her mother, and Mrs. W. M. Long, on North Simpson Street, PNEUMONIA Always dill a physician. Until his arrival use “emergency” treatment with yicks. This doesnot interfere wi:!j anything ijSg IHBj tv -J’ Sold By Day' Phone <4O Night' Phones 880-159 L A . . - Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Bidenhour left Fri day for Miami, Fla., where they Will spend a week. Mr. Bidenhour will attend the Laundry Owner’s convention whieh is being held duriiag the early part of the week. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Culcleasure and Mrs. Janie White are visiting Mr. Cul cleasure’s parents, in Columbia. • • * Miss Margaret Bangle is able to be ant again after being confined to her home with mumps. • * • Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wagoner and Mrs. B. A. Brown spent Friday in Gastonia. Miss Mary Stroupe, *student of Sun derland Hail School, is visiting her sis ter, Miss Gana Stroupe. Mrs. P. L. Raiford and daughter, Miss Catharine Carpenter, spent Friday af ternoon in Charlotte shopping. t- * * * Miss Margaret Winders, of Charlotte, is spending the week-end with Miss Vel ma Lyles. C 1 Miss Edith Morton, .of Montreat, spent last evening with Mae White. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hurley, of Salis bury, were in Concord Friday afternoon. Miss Marie Baker has returned to her home in Salisbury after spending a month in Albemarle and Concord. • • • Mies Mildren Morrison is spending the week-end at Flora McDonald College with friends. Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Buchahan Entertain. Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Buchanan enter tained Wednesday evening at their home on South Union street at 6 o’clock din ner for the members of the county health clinic. Those present were: Misses Mar garet Ford. Zana Stroupe, Roberta Pratt, Katy Fisher and Annie If. Autcn. super intendent sot the Concord Hospital. Circles of Central Methodist Church to Meet. The circles of the Woman’s Missionary of Central Methodist Church will meet Monday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock with the following members: .Delia Tuttle Circle—Mrs. J. C. Wil leford on South Union street. Miriam Coltrane Circle—Mrs. G. Ed, Klstler on South Spring Street. T- Central Circle—Mrs. W. H. Jenkins ob North Union street. Laura Harris Circle—Mrs. D. L. Bos! Monday evening at 7;30 o'clock. Miscellaneous Shower Vor Miss Corzine. Miss Myrtle Fink gave a miscellaneous shower Friday night for Miss Robbie Corzine, who is to he mqtried this month. During the evem'tig a contest was held at which Miss Thelma Martin won the prize and presented it to the bride elect. Miss Corzine was the recipient of many useful gifts. The guest list was made UP of thirty friends of th.e brids. De licious refreshments were served by the hast ess. ate Evening Circle of gt. James Lutheran Church will, hold a meeting Monday evening alter services in the church. Gastonia 15; Concord 1. Gastonia. April 3.—Hitting frequently in the closing innings and running banes with their head up while Concord Higlfk were unable to find the hooks of George Henderson and Were throwing the ball into all corners of the lot on different occasions, Gastonia High won her fourth exhibition or the season today by a score , of 15 to 1. Concord scored in the initial frame when Henderson hit Simpson, who scoqed when Sullivan hit safe to left field. Simpson, Sullivan and Widenhouse were the only visitors able to touch the offer ings of the local moundsman. Shannon find Henderson, of Gastonia, hit for extra bnßes. Batterfes: Concord—Simpson, Sullivan and Widenhouse; Gastonia — Henderson and Mundie. Umpire: Hord. Beads Adorn This Dross I 1 TCii _vf ;| if ’ l I BEADED sections forming exag gerated points decorate this. .* V, ■party gown of Shaded Chiffon •hgdlng from delicate yellow to flam ing orange. Beads also trip} tpe Hdeep V In the hack and armholes. federal officers capture CAR WITH LIQUOR Hairy Overcash Held For Trial In Char lotte Next Week—Liquor Poured in Sewer. x Twenty-nine gallons of corn liquor, a Studebaker roadster and Harry Over cash were brought to Concord Friday night as a result of a scouting expedi tion which Federal Agents D. F. Widen house and C. F. Alexander conducted in the Roberta Mill neighborhood. The twenty-nine gal ions of corn were poured out early Saturday morning and trickled into the* sewer, the roadster is being held by local federal officials to be sold at auction, and Hafry Overcash is out on SI,OOO bond awaiting trial next week before Judge B. Y. Webb at Char lotte. The capture came about shortly after 11 Friday night. The two officers were loitering on the highway about one half mile on the Concord side bf the Roberta Mill. They had been there only a short while when a car was noted coming toward them. The two officers stepped out and attempted to stop it. The driver cut sharply off the Toad and ran into a nearby field where they stop ped and he and Overcash made a dash foe freedom. * Officers gave chase and succeeded in capturing Overcash hut the other man eluded them and made good his getaway. Overcash was brought to Concord with the captured Car and with the liquor. In a hearing before Federal Commis sioner, G. Ed Gestler, Overcash declared that he did not know the other man in the car. According to his statement, he met the man in a case Friday afternoon and that after a conversation with him, the man offered him a drink which he accepted* The fellow then asked Over cash, he said, to accompany him to the Roberta Mill where he had some liquor to deliver. No. ope was at home when the liquor was taken to be delivered and they were on their way back when over taken- by the office*. There was no license tag on the car and it was impossible to tell where it was from, but the-'Officers were of the opinion that it was a Virginia car since the liquor was all put up in square one gallon ! tin cans which is, they say, the customary way of bottling it in that state. LIBERTY LUNCH The only place in town where you can find Easter Candy Home msde Easter ; Eggs : ; V.; Best in Quality and Flavor Different Sizes and Different Prices ' ' LIBERTY LUNCH Concord,' N. C. * frprri /V H Greetings^ ;!;• STATIONERY ■; j j'- \ A Big Asortmcnt .jjj ;j| Just What You Want Jj! Clines Pharmacy Phone 333 See Our New Wrist and Strap Watches YOU will be interested in these new designs in ElginWatches. These new models represent the finest development oi the an oi watchmaking. And while they are unusually beautiful, no sacrifice has been made in timekeeping accuracy nor in the quality which assures long years of dependable tttviis. It will be a pleasure for us to show these models to anyone interested in watches. STARNEB-MILLER- 1 PARKER CO. Jewelers and Optomet- 1 THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNB Postal Receipts ■$ Charlotte. Charlotte, April 3.—Postmaster J. D. Albright’s prediction that Charlotte's poßtal business this year will pass the three-quarter million mark is backed up by the March total of $60,120.65k This makes tie total for the first quarter of this year $178,738.72, against $158,- 470.22 for the Same period last year. The man who said figures didn’t lie never paid an income tax. STATEMENT - : Os Ownership, Management, Circulation, Etc., 'Required by the Act of Congress of August 24, .1018, iff The Concord Daily Tribune. Published at Concord, N. C., for , April i 1, 1026: ' State of North Carolina, County of Ca barrus, ss: Before me, a Registered Notary Public in and for the State and County : afore said, personally appeared J. B. Sherrill, who having been duly sworn according to law, deposes and says that he is the publisher of The Concord Daily Tribune and that the following is to the best of his knowledge and belief, a trhe state ment of the ownership, management and circulation of the aforesaid publication for the date shown in the above caption, required by the Act of August 24, 1912, embodied in Section 443 Postal Laws and Regulations: The names and addresses of publisher, edeitor, managing editor, and business manager are: Publisher —J. B. Sherrill, Concord, N. C. Editor—lV. M. Sherrill, Concord, N. C. ißusiness Manager—J. B. Sherrill, Con cord, N. C. Owner—J. B. Sherrili, not a Corpora tion. That the known bondholders, mortga gees, and other security holders owning or holding 1 per cent, or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other se curities are: None. That the average number of copies of each issue of this publication sold or distributed, through the mails or other wise, to' paid subscribers during the six months preceding the date shown above is 2,030. / J. B. SHERRILL. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 6th day of April, 15124. JNO. K. PATTERSON, Notary Public. I Our Private Chapel We have always extended ||| our efforts toward making ]i| the memory of the funeral < | „ service ever sacred and prec- Ij' ious: Only the finest and ]i| most modern equipment j!| could aid us to attain*that ij! • desire.’ - v'f* ■;■ •• Ji| || Our bqilding, personnel |!; i i and equipment has become ' j | known throughijmt this com- J | | munity. \Ve serve ably and ' well. ' || Wilkinson’s I! 1 U Funeral Home jj; | f Phone No. 9 Any Hour, Day or Night j UOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I COLUMBIA REFRIGERATORS SPACE SAVERS YOUR REFRIGERATOR '!; Big Shipment Buckeye Aluminum Ware and Columbia j [ j Refrigerators. See Display in our Big Show Window 1 Yorke & Wadsworth Co. jj The Old Reliable Hardware Store j Phone 30 Phone 30 j j FEEDS! FEEDS! FEEDS! I x Pure Feed For Your Chickens and Your Stock When You x Feed From the Checkerboard Bags 6 Doft’* ltet ypur baby chickens die when, you can get 9 5 -Feed that will make them Without l6ss of a chick. £ 5 Call us and we will diliver tlie kind of Feed you want. 5 1 CASH FEED STORE | Mmphna la Apil. BffaM Ifflfiir I Chicago, pril 3.—William D. Shep-| herd, foster father of William N. Me-1 Clintock, millionaire orphan, whom' Shepherd is charged with murdering by ' typhoid germ inoculation to gam pos session of his estate, today lost his third i fight to gain freedom on bail, and at torneys said the case will be carried to the state Supreme court Judge William Brothers refused to hear evidence in the case maintaining that such an act would constitute a re view of the case as it had been heard by Judge Hopkins. • 1 .v U. FEEDS Dairy Feed Chicken Feed Horse and Mule Fead i Oats, Ship Stuff, Bran, Timothy | Hay, Clover Hay, Meadow Hay, i Shucks, and Straw. We have large ware rooms just filled with the very best feeds. Our feeds are ,all put up itt Plain j Bags!.. No trash or grit and are j sold on their merits, instead of i fancy bags. The price is cheaper. Cline & Moose „■ > ' | I EVERY WOMAN IS A RAINBOW II and to match the varied U hues of her changeable self D’Orsay suggests these sev eral sympathetic perfumes: I Toujours Kidele Fleur De Franc ] Chevalier : Gibson Drug Store | The Rexall Store & I ' - -T = ; Fresh GARDEN | 7 SEEDS | : ' ,'V ' ' f-1 in Bulk PEARL DRUG CO. Phone 22 On the Square WftffOftffcoemoa'p i 7 r r n i ,n rf' r fti[]?fKi[iiihhhhnhh]oDd' rAT BROWN’S BKSS3 —you’ll like both sides of the«Kftjff I ■A| record! I mar Ever buy a record for your trola with a peach of a piece on CWTfIIJP one side and a fizzle on the other? , Ever drop into a store for some shirts and ties and find the shirts attractive and the ties destructive —so that you are put to the annoyance of carrying one ! clothier’s package up to another clothier’s tie counter? When we buy shirts we buy ties—and vice versa. ■ ! For Spring we bought both—lots of them. \ Here^now —but they won’t be here long when the news a Bates Street and Eclipse Shirts $1.50 to $5.00 1 Four-in-Hand and BoW Ties 50c to $3.00 8 i New Spring Suits $30.00 to $40.00 fi Browns-Cannon Co. I WHERE YOU GET YOUR MONEY’S WORTH 8 '•‘ l "* " " ' a ... - ■ I Who Said There Is No Poultry Mar- IL ket in Concord? I Get rid of your surplus hens now! _ 11 Price will be lower after Easter. ' w We don’t want a car load of hens in one day but we’ve only ha 4 too , * many twice. One time we were out of coops and’ the next time out of i money. We have some money now and plenty of coops so l let us have p the hens. ■■ We guarantee you 20c per pound for all hens weighing 4 pounds and H ji over and 17 l-2c per pound for small hens delivered to us between now 0 | ind Tuesday, April tith. Will pay 40c per pound for Friers and 25c f i jij to 30c for broilers. | | Why consign your poultry uhen you can sell to us at, a guaranteed il j] price? 7 C. H. BARRIER & CO. . , 1 210-21 S W. Depot Street. ; f 5 ' H I DODGE BROTHERS I TYPE-B SEDAN , | j Popular with women because the seats and springs are restful, and J because the lipes of the car have genuine distinction. | Popular with men because the body is. all-steel, the finish Dodge Broth- ! X ers enduring black enamel, the upholstery genuine leather —factors which make for long life at lower first and after cost. Corl Motor Co. i : PHONE 630 New Today-Blond Satin This morning's express brings to us a shipment of this popular pump of high gride Blond and Satin, blond kid trim with neat strap across in- | step and around ankle fastened with small bow. I This pump carried the new Spanish heel, a beautiful new shoe, very uj striking, moderately priced qq IVEY’S I THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES” | Mat*) !• ); j Nice Fresh Shad j j Dressed Chickens I Real Sheep Veal j ; J.F. Day vault &Bro. | Phones 85 tnd 584 U 3T-TT — ——-——- —— ■ ’ PAGE FIVE 300000000000000000000000001 POTTERY I j New Shipment of i; I the Celebrated i i I I Rosecraft Pottery I; Just In Including flower bowls, vas- i i ! ! es, pots, wall pockets, com- | J | porte sets, bud vases and | J; baskets, in many designs and Q i i colors. We have just the 8 ! | piece you heed for your fi [ | Easter Flowers and our Q 1 1 prices are much lower than 8 J ! ever before on this grade of 8 | goods. o 0 See out window display— 8 8 You 11 see something there 8 X yo uwant. 11 | PHONE 078 , |
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