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A wedding which came as a surprise tc
man; persons in the city ties solemnizec
at 12:15 this morning at B£. Jamet
Lutheran Church when Mfsh Gertrufli
Shaw, of Concord and Rockingham, was
married to Brown Phillips of this city.
Only close relatives of the couple and
a few friends were present at the cere
mony which was pAformed by Rev. I*.
A. Thomas.
Miss Shaw was attired in a blue crepe
remains dress with blond accessories.
She entered on the arm of the groom,
t - Immediately after the ceremony Mr,
aad Mrs. Phillips left for a Wedding tout
through western Kojrth Carolina. They
wilirmake their'home here when they re
turn. * r j v."
Mrs. Phillips is a young' wbmoti iof
unusual beauty and charm and' hits
worked in Concord for a number of years
at Fisher’s. She has made numerous
friends since moving here from Rocking
ham. Mr. Phillips is a business man
of promise, holding a responsible posi
tion with Cline's Pharmacy.
Patriotic Parents Have Daughter.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Riden
honr, Jr., Saturday, a daughter at the
Coueord Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ridenhour are receiving
the congratulations of their many friends
at being so loyal to their country. Their
son, R. E. 111, was bora on May 20th,
tha date of the signing of the Mecklen
burg Declaration of Independence, and
the latest arrival was born on July 4th.
The daughter has not yet been ntimed.
at Fourth Birthday.
Little -Miss Margaret Elisabeth Boyd
entertained ’about forty of her friends
this nMii-ifisig'ga the home of her parents,
Mr. and MrsiV Ralph Boyd, on North
Spring Street. . "Thf .ijarty was given on
the anniversary $-h»r birthday, she be
ing.jfour years pf hge.
Kings Daughters to Me«f' Tonight.
The ■ regular meeting of the Kings
Daughters will be held tonight at 8
o’clock at the home of Mrs. W. Ij. Bell
on West Depot Btreet. All memberh
are urged- to, be present.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank L. Fesperman, of
Japan; Arrive in United States.
G. A.' Fisher, of Tribune Street, re
erfved a tjetegram Suhdiy-frath Rev* and
Mrs. FVank fc. Fesperman, of Japan,
tating that they arrived safely at Seattle,
Wash., on Saturday, July 4th, and would
leave there Sunday, July sth, for Lan
caster, Penn., where Mr. Fesperman will
asaist in a memorial service to the late
Rev. Paul Schoffner, who died in Japan
recently, after which they will leave for
North Carolina arriving here sometime
next week. Mr, and Mrs. Fespermau
left here six years ago .'for Japan,.inhere
have beeft engaged.- in mission- fork.
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- Paul Fink entertained seventeen of his
little friends at the home of his parents
on Harris Street Saturday afternoon, the
occasion being his ninth birthday. Re
freshments were served and a very en
joyable afternooa was spent -by those
present.
To Entertain Bridge Club.
Miss Ruby Cline wilt entertain the
Tuesday Bridge Club tomorrow morning
at 10 o’clock at her home on South
Union street.
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PERSONALS
>| Mm. Silas Furr, of Troutman, who
> bad beent visiting -reiativds in Concord
for several weeks, returned home last
• Thursday.
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i Miss Grace Forrest has gone to Black
> Mountain to spend,a month.
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Miss Stella Benfield left for Washing
ton, D. C„- this morning,' t,where she, .will
be joined by fyiends who will accompany
her on a tour of northern and western
United States and Canada, > Miss Ben
field will be gone for over a month.
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B. C. Benfield spent the week-end in
Greensboro visiting friends in that city.
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Mrs. J. C. Hutchinson, of Charlotte,
the week-end in the city visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ben
field.
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■ Miss Dorothy' Lamb ‘has returned to
her home in fthndtemhn after visiting
at the home of; her Uncle,- J. A. Kennett,
for several weeks. ,
Miss Thelma Lewis, of Belmont, ims
returned to her home after Spending the
week-end with Misses Mabel and Rubye
Misenheimer.
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Miss Ruth Williams, Miss
Bowman and Mr. Osburn, of Greensboro,
spent the week-end with Miss William's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Williams.
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Miss Martha Odell and Eleanor Todd
have returned, to -Charlotte after spend
ing the weck-eSd ill the city as the guests
of
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Chavis and chil
dren, Evelyn and Claud, Jr., have re
turned to their borne in Freemont, Pa,,
after spending some time with Mr. and
Mrs. Leighton Brown on North Church
Street.
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Oliver M. Doyle spent the week-end
with friends in Clinton, 8. C.
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A. R. Howard has returned from
Asheville, where he attended the meet
ing of the North Carolina Association of
Cotton Manufacturers.
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Dr. and Mrs. C. I. Miller, who were
recently married here and who are now
living in Albemarle, spent the week-end
in Concord visiting relatives. Mrs. Mil
ler before her marriage was Miss Lanie
Miller.
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MrsrM. W. Fetzer, one of the matrons
at the Jackson Training chool, has gone
to Lypn, Mass., to visit her daughter.
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Mrs. H. C. Ridenhour aud Mrs. M. J.
Blnckwelder are spending several weeks
at Allentown. Pa., at the home of Mr.
and Mrs’. C. J. M. Blume. Mrs. Riden
hour is the mother of Mr. Blume.
To Give Ladies’ Class a Picnic.
The young men’ Bible class of St.
. .Tames Lutheran Church will give a jpe
lifc Tuesday night for the yohng women’s
class at Bt. Johns Church. The party
: will leave the church at 7 :30 o'clock.
War Mother to Give Tr*.
The War Mothers will give a tea next
Thursday evening from 5 to 7 o’clock at
the home of Mrs. R. E. Ridenhour on
West bepet Street. The purpose of the
tea is to raise money for the pledge
which the War Mothers made to the Le
gion orphans. Everybody is invited to
attend the ten.
Son Born to Mr. and Mrs. Cagle.
Born to Mr. nnd Mrs. W. D. Cagle at
their home on 116 Depot street, July 4th.
a son, James Harold.
Fighting Blood.
Honors Willsie Morrow's story, “Fight
ing Blood,” selected by the editor of The
Delineator as the best short story pub
lished in that magazine during 1024, will
he published iu full in the Magazine Sec
tion of next Sunday's New York World.
This story of a Quaker girl who. single
handed, fights bootlegging, sin aud sick
ness on an Indian reservation in the
j Rockies, will hold your interest to the
! last word. Read this story in The
World next Sunday. Order your copy
in advance. Edition iinfited.
’ REMEMBER PENNY ADS ARE CASH
I WHEN YOU NEED THE
PLUMBER
I cal! us up and if the need is urg
} ent we will send a man to your
place at once. No matter wheth
er you contemplate installing new
plumbing or whether you want
your old plumbing repaired we
will be pleased to give you an es
timate, and if we secure the con
tract we will assure you of best
workmanship.
E. B. GRADY
PLUMBING AND fctEATING DEALER
OSes aad Show Room SS B. Corbin St
> Office Phone U4W
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
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Detroit, July S.—Mrs. Matilda B. ,
podge, widow of the late John F. Dodge,
Wealthy autothobile manufacturer, is -now
the bride of Alfred G. Wilson, Detroit ,
lumber man, i
The two were joined, in: marring a t ,
Mrs. Dodge's home here in a ceremony
surprisingly simple. Only immediate i
friends and relatives were present. i
Immediately after the ceremony thev
left for New York, to sail for an ex
tended honeymoon tour in Europe.
Wilson remarked that he would return i
to his lumber business as soon as- the
wedding trip wus over.
“I’d be lost without it.” he said.
Mrs. Dodge had been known ns , the
wealthiest widow in America.
Celebrates Sixth Birthday.
Little Miss Ollie Bost celebrated her
sixth birthday at her home in West Con
cord Monday when she invited a number
of her friends to a party given at her
home. Cake and ice cream were served.
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Concord Theatre Today and Tomorrow.
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When vour Watch needs re
pairing, there is only one kind of
attention that will put it into cor
rect running condition —expert
attention such as we are prepar
ed to give it. Leave your Watch
here today for inspection.
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BASEBALL SUMMARY !
* Sooth Atlantic Imim.
■ ? - .} Won Lpet FC.
Charlotte 43 24 .642
Spartanburg * 41 ’26 .612
Macon u 38 28 .582
Augusta „ 34 34 .500
Asheville , 32 35 .4T2
Greenville r -31 37 .456
Columbia __ ..128 -88 .418
Knoxville ..22 46 ,324
American League. ;;
Won Lost PC.
Washington 50 .24 .676
Philadelphia 46 25 .548
Detroit __ ___37 38 .487
t. Louis'... 36 30 .480
New York 1_32 41 .438
Cleveland 3l 44 .413
Boston „ 2 4 50 .324
Results Yesterday.
Washington 7; New York 2.
Chicago 5; Cleveland 4. '
' St. Louis 6; Detroit 5.-
Only three scheduled. .
National League.
Won Lost PC.
Pittsburgh __ , 44 26 .628
New York, 43 28 .5Q7
Bfooklyn 38.. 35 -514
»t. Louis r _ 36 37 .408
Cincinnati. 33 -37 ;471
Philadelphia 33 .38 .465
Chicago __ 33 42 .440
Boston Lj =1 28 ”44 .380
, Results Yesterday.
Pittsburgh 8; Chicago 2.
St. Louis 3; Cincinnati 1.
New York 8; Philadelphia 3. i
Boston 4-4; Brooklyn 1-2.
MARRIED WOMAN SHOT
IN STRUGGLE OVER HER
J. B. Snead Finds Wife Alighting From
Auto With E. A. Adams and Fight
Results. ‘ ,-r; ’
Raleigh. July 4. —Morhecai Heights,
new residential, section of the city,
staged the first Fourth of July event of
the day when J. B. Snead and E. A.
Adams, at odds over Mrs. Snead, ex
changed pistol shots with the result that
Mw, Snead received the only bullet that
took effect.
Floyd Snead, 15-year-old son of the
fighting father, told flic most intelligent
story of the whdle thing today. He
was hurt in the'scrimmage, but his
wounds were brought with him from the
hospital, where he said lie had been treat
ed for mostolditls. The young boy said
that his mother and Mr. Adams had
taken a ride in the morning and that
his father had called at the house by
telephone to find Mitji Snead out. When
lie returned the father and husband found
Mr. Adams and Mrs. Snead alighting
from the Adams automobile. The party
went into the house ami then the fight
ing began. Young Snead says Adams
jumped on Snead the moment the three
entered the hall and beat the elder Snead
over the head witlf a pistol. Floyd Snead
says Adams bad two guns and his father
one. The lad quoted Adams' as having
said 211 is not my fault. Floyd,” a moral
alibißvhich Floyd would not accept. He
said he told Adams that this wus the
second time that had tried to
wreck the Sneads home. "I tried to jump
on him when He whs I 'tenting daddy,” the
* younger man said, dntl “he hit me with
his fist on my sore' eg£”
Just the Boy for the Job.
Father: “I want to apprentice my boy
to you.”
Master Plumber: "Where is *e?”
Father: “Well—or-—he forgot his ref
erences and has gone back home for
them.”
Master Plumber : “Righto!—l’ll take
’ini!”
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To prevent freckles
Elizabeth Arden has created an
• exquisite finishing lotion,
r VENETIAN LILLE LOTION, ,
to be used under powder.
■ Antiseptic and astringent, <
smooths and reflags the skin,
leaves a silky finish, flarw ng '
. for day or evening. Prevents ,
windbum, sunburn and freckling.
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July a Month of Bargains
AT FISHER’S Open Monday as Jsual
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all times.
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