Friday, September 4, 1925
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LABORATE RECEPTION
GIVEN THURSDAY HERE
irs. VV. A. Overcash Entertains Fer
Quests From Iltincis.—Two Hun
dred Present.
One of the most elaborate affairs of
e season was a reception given on
mrsday afternoon by Mrs. IV. A.
vercasb at her home on South Union
reel honoring her guests, Mrs. Mat
ww Patton /and Mrs. Nathan E.
tall, of Springfield, 111.
The home was lovely in a profus
>n of summer cut flowers and ferns.
The guests were met at the front
JOr by Mrs. J. B. Womble and Mrs.
. M. Ivey.
In the reeeivin'g line were: Mrs.
atton, Mrs. Wall, Mrs*, Brice Cald
ell, of Little Rock, Ark., Mrs. Wal
‘r Kestler, of Davidson, Mrs. .1. C.
lowan, Mrs. Q. Ed. Kestler, Mrs. W.
Goodman and Mrs, W. A. Over
tsh.
From the receiving line, the guests
ere shown to the dining room bv Mrs.
. F. Ritchie and Mrs. W. B. Ward,
lere Mrs. H. S. Williams and Miss
losa Mund entertained the guests,
erving were Miss Mary Kestler,
[rs, Fred Kestler, Miss Virginia
Matte. Miss Lucy Hart sell, Miss Cora
Bee Buchanan, Miss Barah Kestler
Bid Miss Sara Louis Cline.
■ A delicious course consisting of an-
Bi cake, ice cream, punch and mints
Here served.
1.. L. Mauldin and Mrs. G.
|B Batte showed the guests from the
■Bing room to the punch room.
punch were Mrs. ,T. E.
tins. Miss Ruby Cline, Mis,s Rebec-
Dnyvault and Miss Margaret Hart
-11.
From the punch bowl, guests were
own to the front door by Mrs. .lohn
orter and Mrs. A. C. Cline.
Over two hundred guests were pres
it during the evening.
Entertains at Bridge Party.
Dr. and Mrs. W. 11. Wadsworth en
rtained Thursday evening at a
idge party at their home on North
lurch street. Covers were laid at
ur tables.
Miss Margaret Virginia Ervin and
nther T. Hartseil won the top score
■izes.
At the conclusion of the game, de
cious refreshments were served.
.Dr. and Mrs. Wadsworth's guests
vere: Miss Margaret Virginia Ervin,
lliss Elizabeth Smjth, Miss Lucy
lichmond Lentz, Miss Helen Marsh,
iliss Louise Bennett, of Quitman,
in., Mrs. J. Stanton Northrup, of
s’ew York, Mr. and Mrs. A. Jones
Lorke, Mr. and Mrs. L. T. H:\iWll,
Irthur Newberry, of Cleveland, Earl
lende-.son Brown, William Morris,
ililes Wolff, Thomas Webb aud Wil
iam Muse.
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Sappenfleld-Fowler Invitations Re
s—ats wived. ....
Invitations have been received in
the city as follows:
Hr. and Mm. Joseph Henry Fowler
■equest the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Christine
to
Mr. James Alexander Sappenfield
on Saturday the 26th of September
at twelve o’clock, noon
First Baptist Church
Great Falls,,South Carolina
kMr. Sappenfield is the son of Mrs.
■ L. Sappenfield, of North Spring
Brreet, and has a large number of
Ffriends in the city. Miss Fowler is,
f also well known in Concord, haring
; visited here on several occasions.
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PERSONALS
Mrs. Howard H. Faggart left to
-1 day for Philadelphia, where she will
■ spend some time visiting friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hartseil, Miss
i Margaret Hartseil. Miss Lucy Hart
. sell. Miss Sarah Castor and Miss
i Mary McConnell, the two latter of
. Spartanburg, have gone to the moun
, tains of western North Carolina,
where they will spend several days.
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Miss Muriel Bulwinkle, dean bf
' girls in the high school and head of
the English department, arrived this
morning from her home in Gastonia.
She was accompanied by her brother,
! Congressman A. L. Bulwinkle, who
spent a short while in tbe city.
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Miss Wilma Correll has returned
' from a visit of several weeks in South
Carolina.
' Kitchen Shower for Miss Miller.
Miss Fay Denny was the delightful
’ hostess at her home on the Kannapo
-1 lis road Wednesday evening, oompli
■ menting Miss Anna Belle Miller,
’ bride-elect of the fitonth.
1 Soon after the arrival of the guests
J eaeli received paper and pencil, and
was requested to write a little advice
as to "How to Manage a Husband.”
' each sentence to begin with one ietter
1 of the writer's name. The humorous
compositions that followed furnished
[ much merriment to all present. The
pages were then attractively bound
and presented to the honoree.
Little Geraldine Denny, dressed as
a bride, entered the room followed
by little Miss. Edith Denny, who pre
sented Miss Miller with an umbrella,
" announcing that there would soon be
1 a “shower." The many useful gifts
received were graciously accepter! by
Miss Miller,
Following the shower a delicious
ccurte 'was served in the attractively
decorated (lining room.
The guests included Misses Alar>
1 McGinnis, Louise Peck, Winnie and
! Small Warren, Anna Belle Stone,
1 Margie Stone. Margie Miller, Nell
. titter, Roxie Fink, Beatrice Fisher,
I Stella Benfield, Mrs. J. B. Miller,
Mrs. Jno. McGinnis, Myrtle Marlow,
Grace Ferguson, Effie Wise, Katie
Swink and EUep Punch, of Kan
napolis.
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Entertains at Dinner Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Hartseil, Sr.,
' entertained M dinner at their home
| on North Spring street Thursday eve
ning. Covers were laid for Mr. and
1 Mrs. L. T, Hartseil, Sr., Mr. and Mrs.
! L. T. Hartseil. Jr., Mrs. R. S.- Y'oang,
Mrs. J. Stanton . Northrup, of New
' York, Miss Margaret Virginia Ervin
and Arthur Newberry, of Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. Green Have Twins.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Josephus
• Green;- of -No. 10 Township, twins,
1 both boys on Wednesday, September
, 2. Mr. and Mrs. Green are now the
parents of eight boys, but have no
girts.
First Baptist Auxiliary in Meeting.
The Young Woman’s Auxiliary of
, the First Baptist Church will meet
Friday evening at 8 o’clock with Mrs.
A. E,. Harris on 8011th Union street.
All members are asked to be present.
• Shower For Two Recent Brides.
The Goiden Links Missionary So
-1 ciety of Forest Hill Methodist Church
' entertained at a miscellaneous show
er Tuesdny evening at the home of
Mrs. J. C. Fink honoring Mrs. Jakie
Talbirt and Mrs. H. H. Faggart, two
members of the society who have re
cently married.
After some time spent in games
and contests, the president, Mrs. W.
T. Linker, entered the living room,
with a tea wagon piled high with
gifts which she presented to the two
brides.
The guests were then invited into
the dining room which'-was beautiful
ly decorated, a color scheme of green
and white being carried out. Here
Mrs. Fink gave the following toast:
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Here’s a wish for you, my dears
As your house-keeping days draw
near,
May you always in happiness dwell,
And never No! never, hear the H.'C.
of L.
May Dame Fortune smile on you,
But never her daughter. Misfortune.
Mrs. Linker, Misses Grace Forest,
Kathleen Smith, Mary EUa Cochrane
and Maude Miller then gave several
short toasts.
After being served, the guests were
entertained by Mrs. Bessie McCon
nell, who gave a very interesting ac
count of her recent trip abroad. X.
USE PENNY COLUMN—IT PAYS
‘erated
Autopolar Foun
tain
keeps ice cream in the most
perfect condition. With this
new automatic refrigerating
device, it is possible to hold the
temperature to the zero mark
if desired, and this insures all
ice cream and drinks in the
best of condition.
Pearl Drug Co.
On the Square Phone tt
THE OLD NORTH State.
As soon as you get to No’th Ca’llna,
Thetnoadfl and towns get newah, finqh.
The peoplel waflk with a brisker step
And evep your motor has more pep,
The hookworm's banished, the coun
try has
A lot more energy, pep and jazz;
The livest Northerner couldn't de
sign a
Livelier state than No'th Ca’lina.
The firms look fatter, the hamlets aint
Quite ignorant of the a’ght of paint.
They’re building roads, and they’re
not content
With sand and clay, but they use
cement.
And til? sehoolsl look good, and the
millls are bnsy
And each inhavitant owns a Lizzie J
Or a big twin-six or something finah.
As soon as you get to No’th Ca’lina.
This state's not dreaming of dayß
gone by.
There's a modern glilnt in each mor
tall's eye,
And the vilUage bells and the v'lialge
beaux
Are as smartly dressed as the crowd
which flows ;
On Gotham’s streets. You must give
’em credit.
These folks are fully awake, you
said it.
You meet the “Boostali”, you lk>ee the
“Whinali,”
As soon as you get to No'th Ca'lina. j
—BERTON BRALEY.
Willlams-Brumley Wedding. 1
| A wedding of much interest was I
[ solemnized last Thursday afternoon
! when Miss Janie Brumley became the
bride of Charles ’Williams, at the
home of the bride's mother, Rev. Mr.
j. Land- -officiating. The beautiful ring
ceremony of the Presbyterian church
was used.
’ The vows were spoken ill the par- 1
lor. which was beautifully decorated
' with potted plants and ferns. Only ,
the family and close friends were
present.
* The bride was handsomely gowned 1
in a henna ensemble suit with aeees- 1
sories to match.
* She is the daughter of Mrs. F. 1
1 Davis Brumley, and for the past few 1
’ years has been a successful school
1 teacher. The groom is the son of Mr.
’ and Mrs. P. I). Williams, of this 1
* county. He is at present engaged in I
’ farming. j
1 The young couple left immediately (
' after the ceremony for a trip to the ]
western part of the state and after J
their return they will be at home with I
the bride's mother.
' Seventeen hundred laundry workers J
I in Seattle are demanding that their 1
minimum wage be increased from 1
$16.50 to $lB per week, while the \
| laundry drivers ask for an increase 1
of their minimum wage from $25 to 1
1 $35.
An English manufacturer who us- 1
ed to make 7,000 clay pipes a week (
has just gone out qf business because |
’ clay pipes are no longer in demand. 1
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Boys' World.
When your castles all are falling.
And your hopes are growing dim; j
When trouble's on you calling.
And yon can’t get rid of him:
When the world looks dark and low
ering
And the sun is out of sight;
When your soul with dread is cower
ing
And you want to quit the fight— ]
Pucker up your lips and whistle.
Stop a bit and grin:
Start right in and smash old trouble, 1
Swat him on the chin;
Be a game sport in the battle.
Stick it out and^win;
But. no matter how you struggle.
Don't forget the grin.
For fortune loves the fighter.
Lores the man with grit to smile,
his fate hangs in the balance
And his manhood is on trial.
So. whatever is the trouble.
Stop a bit and grin.
Pucker up your lips and whistle,
Then—wade—in.
According to the latest United
States census, the great majority of j
riiildren who work are not employed i
in manufacturing establishments, but ]
are w'orking on farms. Tlu\ figures |
show that 87 per cent, of minors un- i
der the age of 14 engaged in gainful ]
pursuits are engaged in agriculture, i
and of these nearly nine-tenths are 1
working on the home farm.
Foreign trade organizations through
out file United States have been in
vited to send representatives to a
foreign trade conference to be held in
Washington October 1-2, under the
auspices ‘of the department of labor.
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We have had much trouble recent- 1
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