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MONDAY, MAY 30, 1921. THE CASTONIA, (N. C.) DAILY GAZETTE pace nvc FEELING "AT HOME" One of our ambitions is to have folks feel at home in this bank; to cultivate geniality an1 goodwill; to promote that feeling that The Third National Bank is a home institution, ready to serve our home people at all times. You are entitled to our time; and attention, and will always find a welcome here. "Our Service Makes Friends. THE THIRD NAT. BANK GASTONIA, N. C. OFFICERS: J. White Ware, President Wade S. Buice, Vice.Pres. V. E. Lon?, Vice-Pres. W. T. Love, Vice-Pres. F. C. Abernethy, Cashier. VvsX- The Finest Straws We Have Ever Shown AH the way through in style, in braid and in band, the new straws are liner looking and more dis tinctive than they have ever been - before. We have a big variety of them. Split straws, Senits, and Panamas. Allq-uality hats. Better pick yours out now. KIRBY-WARREN CO., The Home of Good Clothes Hi. W. I.. I 'i.l i:i 1 . president (J' Wake Fun.! t ill ! -i . has linen :tiiiitt-.l a 1 1 -1 1 j I -1- ill' lln- I i j:i I of trustees of tin ml. nr. I A. :linl M. College ;it J reolisboro SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GASTONIA DAILY GAZETTE Helen Cuvle, ri'jm'Hi'iit iiiff K.i rim I ' Wife, :i farm .journal (if n.i tioaal i i 1 1-tt 1; 1 1 'win, has been sent by tin' pulili'.ers from Minnesota In North Car olina la-Mini nut lit tirst i :i t) I what lli.-i ki-K tin' North Carolina board nl' health f'n ii. mis :hii to write llir story .'ilmiit it for ili.-it paper. Nie is in Naleigh now. CANVAS THEATRE ' A IK. Jr I TO-NIGHT 1 gg rtJ 1 77 , ' . jr " 1 W 1 fori iiJfr 4 "ft?! g JMi $ i K,i,,W I WITH THE WOMEN H . CITY AND COUNTY KfU tf latefwt ta 0m SaeUl Lil f Gctni toA CMtB-rcti 4 FaaciM Ut Tfc OAietto'a reattaia Frleadi. Mrt. lot Klbcald Bracknar Editor Pkaat 141 POPPY DAY. (JW Kini'Hiil tnt'kninn.') Littlo rp,l pojiy ilmt -Hini' from Frniii'", Rriii;iii; n liri'iith of Flmnli-r fiVLK Tt'lliiiK a IhIp of ooiirn((' 0I1I. ()fji ilnniitlcss will tliut never viel.ls, S'lil we puns yoti by with :i enrrleM (Imikh I.ittlc-Jeil popiiv of Kliinilerit.' Little re.l iOiv n liloein toiln.r, tliililen ileep in the heiirl of you k snniethiiiK Unit thrills 11s with ioi(;ii.'int piiin, Is '!imethiiln tlint toncliox our even vvitti ilew. Ainl we see the K'':iv,'s that are liiinht loilav With the lii(ive re. inpiies of I'la n.lirs. Koval reil flower of lire ainl .tew. Aliove our liearts as a li.'i.l(fe of ni.p We will wear your yalhint lilniun Imlay l-'or a Kail"11 l!t who lirnvely ilie.l, I'or :i inatclilesH legion, Mtrjuif; ami true. Who sleep 'nejtii ttie ioiiies of r'lan ilcr.'.. LADIES NIGHT WITH KIWANIS CLUB. Touioirow nlk'.:t at S o'eloik the Ki Tallin CI11I1 will linhl a liinlies' inht lianifiet in tlie hall at tile rear of the Armory . The affair will lie in the 11a tn re of 1111 0I1I fanhioneil tacky party ami every man ami woman nlm nttemls is askeil to wear mi appropriate costume. The names of any holy guests other than the wives of the niemlieis fIioiiI.I lie phoneil very promptly to the iluli sci re tary, Mr. (leorKe li. Mason. ATTENDED U. D. C. DISTRICT MEETING. On Weilncsilay of last week Mrs. T . ' W . Wilson. Mrs. Frank I.. W.ilsim ami Miss Lowry Slmforil iiiotoie.l to llirko ! ry for an all (lay meeting of ilistrict number L of the X. '. Hivision, I'. I). ('. The Aliel Shufoi Chapter of link my was the hostess chapter anil Mrs T. W. Wilson, as State jirisiilent, was the honor ami iletivereil the principal inlilress of the .lay. The meetiuu whs helil lit the home of Mrs. K. ('. I.iml 'say ami at I 11 'clock the ilelenntes ami visitors were guests at an elegant sweet 'pea luncheon ervei at Mrs. Lindsay' home . D. C. DISTRICT ' MEETING TOMORROW. Any niemlier of tlu1 Zeli Vane.. (Imp I ter, ( hil.lren of the ( '(uifeileracy, is cli Ri'ile to attend the ilistrict liu-eting at 1 Cleveland Springs tomorrow as a dele- gate from the. chapter, provided hi mother will aceompa ny him ami carry a picnic lunch. 'I'll,, chapter leader, Mrs. W. T. Love, and the district director i Miss Lowiv Nliuford, arc very nimiotis that a large delegation from (instonia shall ntteiid this meetjiig. The program lias been carefully prepared and will be very interesting and ( 'hvcla ml Springs is an ideal place for an all day melting. One Hundred and Fifty Organdie Dresses In all the seasons popular shades await your in spection. What is daintier, fresher or prettier than a lovely Organdie Dress? Prices for Ladies Organdie Dresses are 7.95, 9.95, 11.95, 15.00 and $16.50 Let Us Show You Children's Organdie Dresses Are here in all the very smart styles for the little Miss. Sizes are 2 to 14 years. Prices for Children's Organdie Dresses are 1.98, 2.98, 3.98, 4.98 and $5.95 Make Your Selection Early J" MATTHEWS-BELK CO. A RETAIL RETAIL STORES SELL IT FOR LESS STORES ; t. Engagement Extraordinary By special arrangement with the Virginia-Carolina Managers Circuit THOMAS E. DePEW Presents The late New York Musical Comedy Star unlay morning in compliment ff ichardson, of week in the city lie Torrence. I Eddie Raye In h Anrliirm r 7. OO A conception of Love, Honor and Romance in five big scenes. WHAT CHARLOTTE OBSERVER SAID: "Best show in years." WHAT ASHEVILLE CITIZEN SAID: "What the public wants and can't get enough of." Spartanburg Herald: "As funny as Charlie Chap- in. Richmond Va., Times-Despatch: "A wonderful show." Greensboro News: "It's the greatest comedy of them all. ; NO ADVANCE IN PRICES Prices:, 15 and 25 cents. Reserved Seats 15c Extra. MRS. C D WELCH HONORED. The following from the society col uiiins of the Sunday issue of The ( liar lotte Observer "ill be of interest in the city: Mrs. Douglas Welch and children, of May worth, who have been spending a fi days in the city visiting Mr. and Mrs. Kddie K. .limes ami Mr. ami Mrs. John Kennedy returned home yesterday afternoon . Mrs. Kennedy entertained delightful ly at two tables of bridge yesterday' morning in honor of her cousin and guest, Mrs. Welch. Mrs. Thomas C. Hayes won the prize for the top score, Mrs. Ilavid Clark nil the consolation prize and Mrs. Welch re ccived the honor prize. a ' IN HONOR OF MRS. RICHARDSON. Mis. W . K. Ilaynes entertained Sat at two tables of bridge to Mrs. Irene Wlieat (iaffiiey, who spent last as the guest of Miss Ma Zinnias, frilled liolJv hocks bud other bright flowers were used in the reeeption room. The high ' score prize, a dis k of cards, whs won by Mrs. (ieorge It. Mason, and the honor ' guest was presented with a daiuty piece of lingerie. At the close of the game Mrs. Ilaynes served a molded salad ac coiupaiiieil by a variety of sandwiches, lobster patties, iced tea and grnpe fruit ice . Mrs. Iiihardson returned Saturday afternoon to her home in (iaffney. THOUGHT IT WAS CHRISTMAS. Saturday morning at her home on. South street Mrs. W. 1). Anderson en tertained about '!" smajl folks in celebra tion of the fourth anniversary of her son, William Deal Anderson, Jr. De lightful plans had been made for the en-, tertainment of 1 he young folks and a! very pleasant morning 1vs spent. The I ! dining room was charming with a pro-; fusion of sweet peas and daisies, carry ing out n color scheme of pink and white. The table was laid with lace' I mats and at each place was a miniature boufpiet of daisies tied with pink rib-. .bon. Ire cream, cookies, sea foam can dy, and pink and white mints were serv- . ed. The small host had never Isfen told that one of the joys of a birthday party; lis the gifts that one receives. When' one riblion tied package after another had been presented to him by his guests Invsaid, "Oh, mother, its Christmas and where are my .presents to give to them!"! 'to Hridgewater. They had ipiitc an en jovalde trip and caught a uiiiiiln i of lisli . a Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Tyson motored Saturday to Concord to spend tin week end with rclHl Ives . The Smile of Satisfaction Mr. .1 . It. Hrocknian. of Spartan lung, S. ('., spent the unk finl in the city as llie guest of Ins l.inilnr. Mr T. M. Hrocknian. Mrs. Wade S. Ituice returned Salur day from ( i reeiisboro ilnre she spent two weeks with her mot Iter, l r I!. W. liailiev . Miss Mary Smith, of York, lias been isiting her sister. Miss Kiini.e Smith, for several days. They spent Sunday with friends in Spa rt aidm i S. ('. Mrs. Wade S Huice returned Satur day from .reensboro, where -lie has been spending the past fin da- with home folks. ... Dr and Mrs. .1 L. Kansou and chil dren, HI vii Ann, John I. , Jr., ami Query, of ( hailotte, wen' guests Sunday of Mrs. I 'a n so n 's aunt, Mrs. Joseph II. .V taint.. 15 rt. gets broader as the hab it of saving grows. With each deposit on pay day, the sense of Inde pendence and ability to emb race Opportunity when she knocks makes a distinct difference in life's outlook. Saving is a habit as easily ac quired as spending. But it is a far more profita ble one. Why not be gin acquiring it today? Interest Paid On Savings Citizens National Bank AT THE THEATRES The Cflstonian Theater presents three excellent pictures this week. Monday and Tuesday Charles Rav in " Nineteen and I'hyllis.'' Wednes.hiv Vi..!:i Dana in Puppets of Kate.'' Thn'.av and Kriday I'ola Negri and ."..ooh peop,,. in ' Passion. Let Us Do It The Meal Theater offers to.lav" Fight ing Kate," 'Among Counterfeiters." a Nick Carter detective storv, and I'i. kle Kancy." a two reel coiuedv.' The canvas theater offers ail this week. K.ldie Have in "Broadway Higgiiis," a musical play with a plot. AN ORIGINAL STORY. SOCIETY PERSONALS Miss Lucy Bradley eient Sunday ; wifh friends in Hickory. j Miss Alma Huss 8l?ut th week-end ' with homefolks in LineolatoM. Misses Maeie and Mabel Potts and Nell and Edith Pickens spent Sunday t ) the former's horn in Steel Creek. MessM. H. aarl arl Hiomasson and Messti. J. B. Meacham and T. ft. SumUy flight t rata K fisbisK trip "Nineteen and Phyllis" Is Not an Adaptation. That Charles Ray is absolutely impar tial as to the merits of the original story compared with those of successful stage plays and books for screen use is demon strated by his latest production. "Nine teen and Phyllis," which will be the at traction at the (iastonian Theater today and Tuesday. "Nineteen and Phyllis" is nn original story from the pen of Frederick Stowers. and the film which has been made from it is declared to Tte one of the very best in which Ray is starred. "Forty-five Minutes from Broadway" and "Peaceful Valley," Ray's two pre ceding vehicles, were adaptations of fa mous plays. "Whether a screen story Is an original or an adaptation does n matter, " says Ray. "The main consid eration is that it must have those quali ties which are essential to the production of a food photoplay. " Hi si Furnish your office with DESK, LETTER FILE, CHAIR or anything in that line or BINDERS, LOOSE LEAF OUTFITS, SHEETS, NOTE BOOKS, ETC. Hut our real hobby is PRINTING and we promise you that it will be done right and de livered on time. BRUM LE Y.WALTERS PRINTING CO. 'Phone 559 P. S. It it taid that a printinf talesman took trim for $2,300 worth of priptim for a Ckattotta firm la one ity in Gaitoala.- Buy at kome. . ' f !a Madison Superior Conrt tt Marshall ic ' ' ' f Saturday Dr. O. V. Burnett was foond R .'"' not Kuilty of tha murder of nenry V", ' mf&f!!Rf m tavili f 1(7 a iirw IMk v i (. ., - , . . . .: .(f-
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