Wednesday, Dec. 29, 1926
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■ODD FELIjOAAS YULETIDE
FESTIVAL AT HIGH POINT
Odd Fellows to Meet In High Point
Thursday—JJigh Officers Present
and Degree \Vork to Be Given.
A lurge representation from the
local lodge of Odd Fellows will at
tend the Odd Fellows Yulctide festival
in High Point Thursday, December
30th. ■
The Yulctide festival wili be held
throughout Thursday. It will begin
with a parade in the morniug.s At
11:30 o’clock in the afternoon debtee
work in all four degreco will be given.
The degrees to be conferred by expert
degree teams from all over North
Carolina.
‘Sovereign Grand Sire Thompson, of
Washington. I). C„ will bejn at
tendance at t lye Yuletide festival.
‘Witter Sovereign ’"Lodge officers as
well ds Oraitd Lodjle officers of North
Carolina WATI he present. > '
The Yulctide /estival will bc'a gala
day for Odd Fellows and a large num
ber are expected to attend ,jl„
The festival will close with a'met
ing of the Grand Lodge of North Car
olina in the evening.
Barrier-Penninger.
J On,. Thursday evening. December
23rd. at 7 SMI F. Lewis Harrier, of
Rockwell, arid Mils Margaret Pcn
ninger, of hear Coftjmrd, were married
at the Reformed piiiaonage.TJllt, Pleas
ant, Rev. C. W. AYarlfek, paitor pf
St. James Reformed Church, officiat
ing.
The ring service of the Reformed
{Church was used. The young couple
imotored to Mt. Pleasant accompanied
;by Glenn Penninger and Miss Annie
AVatker. , Mr. and Mrs. Barrier have
Imany friends who wish them much
bnppinem jn their wedded life. They
(will be at home' td their many friends
at an early * dkfe a\ their home in;
Rockwell. i .
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Entertains at Movie Party.
r Miss Nancy Haywood, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. F. .1. Haywood, enter
tained several guests at a movie party
Tuesday in celebration of her eleventh
birthday anniversary. Her guests
were Alary Cottrell Archibald, Alary
McKay and Loruine Blanks.
' After attending the movie Miss;
'llaywood and her guests returned to
her home where refreshments were
servdtf. ■
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Death of Miss Fannie Smith. ;
Alias Fannie Smith, aged 70. died ■
Tuesday night at 10 o'clock at the)
home of 'her sister, Airs. C. K. Alauld-1
en, on Valley street. Funeral services
were held today at New London, ]
where interment was made.
The deceased was a daughter of the
late Air. land Alp*. F. 11. Smith, of
Stanly county. She had been making
her home with her sister here for
some time.
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We thank You
Our Holiday trade was
good but wc didn’t quite ~
sell out. We are offer
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cent, discount on all .
goods in stock effective i
only during this week. t
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Now that you received pho
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make them look life like and :
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tect them. Beautiful line of
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PERSONAL.
Miss Nettie Sue Alexander has re
turned to Concord after visiting '.ier
father, T. Neal Alexander, of No.
2 townhip, during Christmas.
Aliss' Annie Miller has returned to
Concord after visiting her parents,
Air. and Airs. Charlie Miller, of Rocky
River, during Christmas.
Air. and -Mrs. Frfink Carroll and
Aliss Esther Alexander, of Concord,
spent Christmas with the latter's sis
ter, Airs. John AVeddington, of Char
lotte.
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Air. and Airs. Fred Lefler, of Con
, cord, arc spending Christmas with
Airs. Lctler's parents, of Fayetteville,
Tenn.
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Air. and Airs. Alack Alexander and
family, of Norwood, spent Christmas
Day with Air. Alexander's brother, I).
S. Alexander, of Concord.
Al. L. Upright, of Chester, Pa., who
has been spending the Christmas holi
days' here, will return to his Penn
sylvania home tomorrow.
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Air. and Alts. W. F. Hartsell have
returned to their home in Alt. Pleas
ant after spending the holidays with
relatives in the city.
Aliss Lula Belle l’aris, of Salis
bury, is trie guest of Alisses Lucy and
Alargaret Ilartscll.
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Air. and Airs. John Graham Webb
and daughter, who spent the holidays
With Mr. arid Airs. T. H. AVebb, left
today for their home in Hillsboro.
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Rev. and Al rs, I* A. Thomas and
children are spending several days
in Blacksburg, S. C.j with relatives.
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Airs. Amos Davis and daughter,
Frances, of AVinnsboro, S. C„ arc the
guests of Air. and Airs. E. C. Barii
liardt, Jr.
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Airs. David 11. Blair, of Washing
ton, I). C , is the guest of tier moth
er, Airs. J. IV. Cannon.
Air. and Airs. AY. J. Hill and daugh
ter, Hudlow. are the guests of Air.
and Airs. Russell Podle, in Union,
it. C.
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Prof, and Airs. Joe E. Alieliael and
children, of lugokl, Sampson county,
are spending tile holidays with Air.
and Airs. A. AA T . Bromley and other
relatives in the county. They will
return to their home tile latter part
of the week where Prof. Alieliael will
resume tiis work is principal of the
Ingold high school.
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Alartiu L. Cannon, Jr., of Chur*
lottc, is the guest of friends iq Con
cord.
Airs. Alattic Lee Cannon, Miss
Nancy Lee Cunnon and Franklin
Cannon left this morning for Golds
boro, where they will spend several
days.
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All *. L. I>. Best and L. P. Best,
Jr., of Warsaw, are the guests of Air.
and Mrs. A. Jones Yorke.
Air. and Airs. C. Al. Happenficld, Jr,,
and daughter of Columbia. S. 0., are
visiting at the home of Air. and Airs.
C. Al. Sappenfield.
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Aliss Lula Bell Paris, of Salisbury,
is the guest of friends here.
Air. and Airs. John Al. Youug had
as their guests during Christmas Air.
and Airs. It. E. Slither and daughter,
Nancy Ann, of Charlotte, and Air.
and Mrs. A\\ G. Foy, and AV’. CL, Jr.,
of High Point. They returned to'
their respective homes on Tuesday.
Airs. D. A. Garrison returned to
I her home in Gastonia today, after a
i visit to her father. D. B. Coltrane.
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! Air. and Mrs. R. K. Jones and won.
1 Bobbie left Tuesday for Franklin, A’a.,
■where they will visit relatives for sev
eral days.
s'"
I Air. and Mrs. Pearce AAPUiains, who
i spent the Christmas vacation with
; Air. and Airs. J. Ed. Cline, left today
\ for Petersburg, Va., Where they will
j visit relatives. They plan to visit in
| Richmond, A'a., also before going to
' Philadelphia, Pa., Where they'will con
tinue their art studies.
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I Airs. Wiley Rogers, and son. AA’ilcy
| Rogers, Jr., of Raleigh, are of
| All', and Airs. A. C. Cline.
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| Mrs. AA'. AA'. Stringfellow left today
for her home in Auuiston, Ala., after
! a visit to Air. and Mrs. J. Archie
Cuuuou.
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| Rev. and Airs. AL L. Kestcr and
i children and Miss Leona Broome arc
I spending the "day in Statesville with
| Airs. Hester's parents, Air. and Airs. R.
C. Little.
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i Mr. and Airs. C. C. Riddle and
j children, and Alisses Frances Tarle
ton and Dorothy Hartsell spent Alon
! day in Lexington with Mrs. ttiddlc's
fsister, Airs. Hutchins.
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j Miss Sara Brice Joliuson left this
'morning for Gastonia to visit Aliss
i \ Kutbcriue Koontz. ,
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! Air. nud Airis. 11. Y. Galloway aud
children, of Deritu, arc the luncheon
guests toduy of Aliss Lola Query.
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Air. aud Airs. It. P. Lentz have
returlied from Salisbury where they
spent the holidays with their daugb-
I ter, Airs. D. D. Harwood.
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! : Carroll AfoKuy has returned to
fjliHcrest JusWitoU irm yhlttr tvjsjttng in
Mrs. G. F- Boat, Wo has bee.n
; visiting her parents, Mr. aud Airs. G.
I AV. Pctreu, returned to her home in
Charlotte Tuesday.
Ivey Ritchie, of New London,
visited his sister, Mrs. C. J. Wil
liams during the holidays.
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Miss Gladys Downum has return
ed to Greensboro aftter visiting Miss
Ruth Williams. . ,
Misses Cordelia Ritchie and Cath
erine Riidenhour have returned from
Boone where they spent several
days as the guests of Miss Ruth Ben
field.
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< Air- and Mrs. C. J. AVilliaips, Jr.,
and daughter, Elaine, have returned
to their home in Greensboro after
•spending the holidays with Air. and
Airs. C. J. AYHliams.
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I Miss Edna Ervin, of Salisbury, is
spending several days here as the
guest of Miss Leona Broome.
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Miss Anil Lutz, of Shelby, is
visiting at the home of Dr. am: Mis.
Juo A. attersoii.
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Ed Miscnheimer returned lust
night to the University Hospital.
Baltimore, after spending some time
here.
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No improvement is shown in the
condition of Airs. Henry Blackwelder,
who is seriously ill at her 'home on
Young street.
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Rev. and Airs. George H. Linglc,
Elizabeth, Rudolph, George, AA’oodey
and John Aliles Linglc, of Aloores
ville. spent Tuesday with D. B. Cas
tor and family.
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Airs. Joe Young, of Richmond, A'a.,
returned home this morning after vis
ting Mrs. It. U. Young during the
holidays.
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Aliss Irene Cline, student at the
Laura Sunderland School, is spending
the holidays with her parents, Air. and
Airs. AA". N. Cline, at their home on
the Kannapolis road,
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Airs. It. S. Templeton and four
children, and Aliss Janie Kelly, of
near Atooresville, are spending the
day with Mrs. Roy C. Crooks.
Murr-Griffln.
Coming as a pleasant surprise to
the many friends of the contracting
parties Is the announcement of the
marriage of Aliss Javie Griffin, ts
Monroe, and Air. Kiah Alurr, of this
city, the wedding taking place at the
home of the groom on Christmas E\'.
The spacious living room, wliy.-e the
vows were spoken, was lovely with
its bright, Christmas decorations,
forming a unique setting for the im
pressive ring ceremony, which was
performed by the groom’s pastor, Rev
T. F. Higgins, in the presence of the
immediate families and a few invited
guests.
Tile bride wore a beautiful fro k of
powder blue georgette, elaborately
beaded in crystals, a blue picture lmt,
with harmonizing accessories. Airs.
Alurr, a daughter of Air. and Airs J.
I. Griffin, a prominent family of Alon
roc. is an unusually pretty blond,
with a most pleasing personality.
Mr. Alurr, a soil of Air. and Airs.
AA". R. Muit, Sr., is a young man of
sterling qualities and is held in high
esteem by a large circle of friends.
Immediately after the ceremony Air.
and Aire. AA". R. Alurr entertained in
honor of the bride and groom with
an elegant buffet supper.
For the present. Air. and Airs.
Min 4 !' will be at the home of the
groom's parents on Pearl street.
Out-of-town guests here for the
wedding were: Airs. Harry I*, l’owell.
of Richmond. A'a.. and Alilis Catherine
Alurr, of Cooleemee.
Attend Reunion In Danville, A'a.
Air. and Airs. C. Al. AA’entz, and
family have returned from Danville,
Va.. where they attended u reunion at
tho home of Air. AA'cntz's mother, Mrs.
Al. J. AA'eutz.
Those present during the holidays
were: E. J. AA’entz aud family, C. F.
and family, I. C. and family, J. P.
Floyd and family, Air. and Alt's. Jene
I’ryor, Miss Laurene and Hansel
AA'eutz, all of Danville, Airs. J. C.
Combs and children, of Greensboro.
C. AL AA'eutz and family, of Con
cord, Aliss Lililan AA’eutz, of Flat
Rock, X. C.. George AA’entz. of the
United States Navy Band, AA’ushing
ton, D. C.
Mott-Kideidtoiir.
The following announcement will
be of much interest here:
Mr. aud Airs. H, C. Rideuliour
announce the marriage of
their daughter
Ella Pauline
to
Air. Fred A. Plott
on Friday, December twenty-fourth
nineteen hundred twenty-six
Alt. Pleasant, North Carolina
At Home
after January N, 11120
(Kil llcnry Street
Detroit, Mich.
At Hofei Concord.
Guests registered at Hotel Con
cord Tuesday included the following:
R. 11. Boykin. Riebmond. A"u.: Air.
aud Airs. AA'illiam Haynes, Norwich,
Conn-; J. C. Bates. Tampu, Fla.;
Air. and Airs. Hallie Morton, Tampa, ; -
Flu.; Mr. and Mrs. AA r . J. Bodie,
Staunton, Va.; Afr. and Airs. Oscar
J. Lambert,-AVoodsocket. It. I.: AA’.
A. Baden. New York City; AA’. 0.
Gibson. Atlanta. Ga., and G. G. Dun- 1
lap, Itrpley. Tenn.
, Dinner.
Air. und Airs. AL L.' Penniiiger en
tertained at t'lieir hopie in No. 7 town-
Iship at a Christmas dinner on Christ-"
mas Day.
The honor guests were: Mr. and
Airs. J. N. Pcuuinger, Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Blackwelder, Airs. B. AL Pcu
: uiugcr, Homer Penninger, of Suiis-
I bury ; Aliss AA’illie Penuiuger, nurse,
of Charlotte, and Alurray Penuiuger, ,
of Cutuwba College, Salisbury. P.
Mrs. Mauldin To Entertain For Her
Nieces.
■ Mrs. L. 1,. Mauldin is entertaining
cTluirsday. jiltoriipuii, at bridge. Tor her*
of Oxfdjrd. w : h'o''|i#e spending ’the liol
idays here.' ~
Artemisia, widow of Alausoius,
King of Carin, erected a magnificent
tomb to his memory; hence our word.
, mausoleum. ,
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
Mt. Pleasant Holiday News.
Christmas services were held iU the
different churches of the town, at the
Lutheran and Alethodist on Christ
mas Eve; at the Reformed on Christ
mas morning at (i o'clock.
Those visiting home and friends*
here during the holidays arc: Miss
AVilma Tucker, teaching in Caldwell
county; Aliss Alary Lowder, teaching
at Red Springs; Air. and Airs. Skin
ner, of Rocky Alount, at the hoiite of
C. G. Heillg; Robert Foil, of Spar
tanburg, S. C., and Airs. AlcTyeire
Richardson, of Rocky Alount, at the
home of Air. and Airs. John Foil.
Aliss Elizabeth Foil, senior at Brenau
College, Georgia, is at home for ten
days wit'll her parents, Dr. and Airs.
M. A. Foil. Aliss Clio Kluttz, nurse
at the Charlotte Sanatorium, spent
one day with her pal'cnts, Air. and
Airs. S. C. Kluttz.
Air. and Airs. F. AL AA'ar'.iek and
little daughter, of Salisbury; Charles
AA'arliek, Jr., of Catawba College:
Max AA'arliek, of Charlotte, and Joe
AA’arliek, of the Alaiden high school,
are at the home of their parents.
J. L. C. Miller and Dwight Kluttz
spent a day this week in Spartan
burg, S. C. detus and Herman
Kluttz and sisters, Myrtle, Katy and
Susie, of AA'ntts Cross Roads, spent
a day here wit'i their brother, Dwight
Kluttz and wife.
Aliss Susie Huddle, principal of the
graded school, remained here after
the closing of the school for the holi
days. Aliss Alaude Catheart, teach
er of science in the high school, is
spending tile vacation with borne folks
in South Carolina.
A’irginia McAllister, having under
gone an operation on her foot at the
Charlotte Sanatorium, is at home
again, and her improvement gives
hope to her many young* friends that
she will soon be able to be out again.
Christmas morning, Immediately af
ter the early Christmas service, Air.
and Airs. H; E. Foil left for a two
weeks' trip to St. Petersburg, Fla.
Tom Foil accompanied them as far
as Savannah, Ga.
Aliss Lula Belle Paris to Sing at
Alusicale Tonight.
There will 0c a inus'.cnic at "the
home of Aliss Alillicent AA'ard on
"South Union street given under the
direction of the Smoot Alissionary So
ciety of Central Alethodist Church
this evening at 8 o'clock. Some ,of
the most talented musicians of 1 lie
city will take part, assisted by Aliss
Lula Belle Paris, of Salisbury. Pro
ceeds of this entertainment will he
used for the benefit of this society.
The public is cordially invited.
Informal Tea for Mr. and Mrs. VA'ebb.
Airs. T. H. AA'ebb entertained in
formally at a tea Tuesday afternoon
in honor of Air. and Airs. John Gra
ham AA'ebb, of Hillsboro.
Christmas decorations, predominat
ed throughout the home. The tea
table, presided over by Mi*s Alary
King, was arranged attractively with
holly and eliuriiiing red candles. About
twenty-five guests enjoyed t’ac delight
ful occasion.
Attend lnter-Fraternily Dance.
A large number of the dancing con
tingent of Concord attended the inter
fraternity ball given in Charlotte on
Tuesday evening.
Native of the lower classes in
mirts of India believe it unlucky to
call a rat by hits own name, so they
speak of him as the ''rat-uncle.'’
Concord Theatre * ing ° u ' ,h ' o,d
Ring in the New
GREAT PROGRAM TO BE PRESENTED
NEW YEAR S EVE
Beginning at 11:30
‘Summer Bachelors’
From the Famous Novel by the Author of
“FLAMING YOUTH”
The Most Daring Story Ever Featured
ADDED
Triumphant Return of Mabel Normand in a Comedy
“ANYTHING ONCE ”
Get Your Tickets at the Box Office Now to Be Assured
of a Seat
Our New Year Wish
Whatever you lack—
Whatever you seek
Be it Love or friends or gold,
Whatever is needful to fill
your cup;
May it come to you threefold!
Ritchie Hardware Co.
Beginning Tonight We Will Remain C|,en Until Up. m.
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A Surprise Birthday Dinner.
On Sunday. December 2<itb. while
Mrs. R. A. MeGraw, and family were
gone to church, it being her With birth
day anniversary, her children and
near relatives gathered at her home on
Isabel street and took full possession
of the home and spread a bountiful
dinner, which was enjoyed by all pres
ent. which were: liev. .T. M. Varner,
Jlrs. MeGraw’s pastor. Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. MeGraw and family, of
Mooresville, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Me-
Graw and family. Mr. and Mrs. 11.
D. Keenan and family, Mrs. Jane
Ferguson, all of Charlotte, Mr. and
ills. 4. 1,. Hudson, of White Hall,
ills. Emma Eagle, of Jackson Train
ing School, ilrs. E. J. Eagle, of the
Brown Mill, ■•Aunt" Hannah, and
Miss iladdie Creech, Mrs. Lottie
Brown and family, Mr. Robert l’ar
nell, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1,. Bullaboy
and family. Mrs. if. It. Itullaboy and
Miss Mary Thornburg, all of Con
cord. ONE PRESENT.
Gastonia Visitor Honoree.
One of the prettiest of tile Christ
mas parties was that given by Mrs.
L. D. Coltrane with Mrs. D. A. Gar
rison as honor guest.
The Coltrane home was beautiful
with its profusion of Christmas deco
rations. Most delicious refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Coltrane’s guests- were: ilrs.
D. A. Garrison, Mrs. G. L. Patter
son, Mrs. J. A. Cannon, Mrs. W. W.
Elowe, ilrs. C. L. White, ills. W.
R. Odell, Mrs. R. E. Jones, Mrs, t
A. Cannon, Mrs. J. F. Cannon. Mrs.
w. I>. Pemberton, Mrs. O. 1,.- Smith.
Mrs. G. B.‘ Lewis. Mrs. D. L. Bost,
Mrs. E. A. Moss and Miss Jenn Col
trane. •
THURSDAY-FRIDAY
A HOLIDAY SPECIAL
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A Classic Cast in a
Classic Tale by
Thomas Burke
Directed by Charles Brabin
A First National, Picture
Mrs. D. B, Castor Honored by Show
er.
A very enjoyable time was that
Monday night ivhen a number of folks
gathered at the home of Mrs. H. G.
Ross, Kannapolis.
A number of humorous games were
-entered into, along with them a box
contest which afforded much laughter
for the happy crowd. The box was
passed around for a given time, then
the persons whose hands the box was
id at the time given had to open the
box. do the thing designated by the
Slip of paper inclosed. Then the
folks enjoyed a trip to Paris which
brought forth much laughter and
liveliness. H. C. Castor and Callie
Winecoff well entertained us by each
getting at one end of a string and
chewing to the center. Then the one
who reached the destination first was
favored with a "life saver." This
was won by Miss Callie Winecoff.
After tliis a lovely course consist
ing of fruit gelatin and whipped cream
and cake was served. Then Miss
Castor said : “Now, we want to play
a game. We need two people to take
this trip.” Rev. I). P». Castor and
his newly wed wife were spotted to
take the trip. They were each blind
folded and given a string to follow.
After following the string a few steps
the folds were lifted from their eyes
and a lovely table of the prettiest
packages lay before them. After,
prying into two packages they found
them to be useful arid lovely gifts for
their new home ill Tennessee. .V
number of very beautiful gifts were',
given to the new couple. Then the
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The Old Reliable
bridge and groom each expressed their
appreciation for the nice presents.
The shower proved to be a complete
surprise to the couple. A lovely and
enjoyable time was expressed by each
present. ONE PRESENT.
HAVE CONFIDENCE IN COBB
Pcop’e of His Own Home Stick to
Him.
(By International News Service.*
Augusta, Ga.. Dec-. 29.—What
ever eke they may say of him, or at
tempt to connect him with Tyrus
Raymond Cobb. America's baseball
idol, is Augusta’s First Citizen, and
this Georgia city—Cobb’s home—has
confidence in the innocence of Oobb
with "fixing" any ball game. to
every man, woman and child, it
would seem.
This much was evidenced when Ty
returned home from Chicago after
certain charges had been made bv
K. M. Landis, eear of baseball, that
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PAGE FIVE
ho and Tris Speaker had jp*
to do with a “fixed" game way back B
in 1919. City Council passed a r«*g|B S
lutiun expressing their al
his innocence of such a charge, •«nBB
well as Speaker's, and thousands -M fl
tended a mas- meeting for OoDb
beneath the Confederate Monum«i«3^Bjafi
when all Augusta expressed tkßfl Bj
confidence in the integrity of I
idol. At the conclusion of B
speech making, Cobb was fl
with a Horal offering. : fl
vf. !’ S
No Standing. fl
The impecunious young inn it,’-31 9
writing to his bank requesting thutJgF 9
a new cheek book no forwarded hHS
him. concluded iris setter: ''ivindljoi ■
let me know how my account stands fl
-He received the following
"Sir : In reply to your letter, we twBBH
to say that your account does not Jj fl
stand. You withdrew its last suppottPafifl
on Coe 2ml inst." B