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THE GASTON I A (N. C.) DAILY GAZETTE
THURSDAY, PC SOZLil 5, 1C22
EXECUTQKS', KOTICE.
Having qiialiSed us Executors of the
la ft will and testametft of Julia Davis,
d.feasod, this is to. notify all persona
Laving euuais against said estate to
rrcent the same, duly verified, to the
uu.leraigned, ot Belmont, X. C, on or
before the , -
21st day ofSeptember , 1923
or this notice Ul pleaded, in Lai of
any recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make prompt payment to us.
This September 20th, 19il-'.
KLSIK MAY JOHNSON,
W. W. DAVIS.
. Exeeutors,
O. F. Masoi Atty., Gastonia, S. C.
Th 02k5.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of Henry Let, deceased, lato
of Gaston eounty, ST. C, this is to notify
all persons having claims Against the
estate of said 'deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned at Kings Mountain,
N.CL, or to Geo B. Mason, Uustonia, N.
C on or kef ore .
f September 14, 1923,
or this, notice wil I pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persona indebted to
mud estate, mill please make immediate
payment.
31. -it CARPENTER,
Administrator of Uenry. Lee, Deed.
ADMINISTRATIS' NOTICE.
Having qualified as administratrix of
U estate of J,. A. Lnney, deceased,
lute of Gaston eounty. North Carolina,
(his U to notify all persona having
tlftimi against the estate of said decedent
to present the game, duly verified, to the.
undersigned on or before
September 14, 1923
01 this notice will be pleaded in bar of
any recovery thereon... AU persom who
are indebted to the said estate .will
please make prompt settlement with, the
tmdersigned. . i
This 14th day of September, 1922.
ICRS J U HA LAN E Y, Admrx.
T QI9cfl. Gastouia, N. (i
, ; NOTICE OF SALE.
Under and by virtue of an order of the
Superior Court of Gaston County, made
In the special proceeding ntitled "Jo'in
Q. Carpenter, administrator, of the es
tate, of"C- N. Black, deceased, vs.
Hack Black ana others, the undersigned
commissioner will, on the .
. 21st, day of Qctober, ,.
at eleven o'clock a. m. ak the courthouse
door ia Gastouia, Gaston county, North
Carolina, offer for sale to the highest
bidder that certain tract of land lying
and being ia Gastonia township, Gaston
eounty. North Carolina, adjoining .. tko
landg of Chalmers Lytton, Tom Cnrson
and others, and more particularly da
scribed as follows,, to-wit : '
Lying on the south side of West Air
line Street, and beginning at a stone,
Lytton ' corner on the south edge of
Aitllne street and runs thenco with said
street fi. 87 E. 89 feet to a stone, Car
eon's (formerly J. M. Heath's) eorner;
thence with Carson's lina 8. ' 3 E. 2.H
feet to a stake in the middle of the
Southern Railway track; thence with
middle of Southern Railroad track N.
88 W. 99 feet to a stako , Lytton 's eorl
ner; thence with Lytton is lino 243' feet
io the beginning.
Terms of sale: One-third cash on date
of sale, one-third cash in six months and
one-third cash in twelve months; de
ferred payments to bear interest at six
per cent. Title reserved until entire pur
chase price is paid.
' This the 20th lny of September, 1922.
JOHN G. CARPENTER,
Th-012c4. '-" . Commissioner.
BAPTIST IVOMEN flEET
AT BESSEMER CITY
UafsIiUov;
Ironized Yeast
Gfcps Pimples!
When Blood Gets Yeast-Vitamines-Ironized,
Then Pimples, Black
heads, Eruptions, Larfa
Pores VaniUil
Here Is a law of Nature, and you
can't a-et away from It. - It never
fails. If you hail -tnoujfh lronized-yeast-vilamlues
In your blood,
your skin would be remarkably
cltar. Cut rewiuber one jtainir, all
' '
Woman's Missionary Unon
Has Fine Meeting - Mrv
H. B. Moore, Of Gastonia,
In The Chair Report Of
Proceedings.
Te.HrrmJ Bnl Don't Worry. Iroa
brt TfMi w i ( rar yair Miia
(iairkly of AU KraptiuBn!
yeast vilamlnea mu?t b Imnlied
to produce these results. Tbat's an
other tact you can't tet away from.
You g-et thoso necessary two things
when you take Irouliej lai.t.
There (a only one Ironi..-1 Yeast
produced In the world. It if not a
mere mixture of jean and Iron, but
1 yeast ironized. which la a sub
stance all by Itself. r the natural
method. Use Ironized Yea t. CupM
makes faces at pimples. Krnptions,
Mackheads and pimples are a social
and busin. diFaster to thousands
tit men and women. Get rid of that
Vreiier of dislike. a spotty face.
Ironized Teaft will make your skin
clear as a rose, lncr.--se th rcl
Cflls la your blood. Your orrans
will work with more vigor, your
Whole system fe I new Hrenirth.
Jour nerves wilt run ut ar. l work.
Ironized Yeart is Fold at all drug
stores at f l.Ou a paokar. Hach park
are contains 60 tablets, cacti tablet
faled. They never lone fheir r"wer.
Kp that you rt Imria-d Teast.
riotkfnr else. M'f d only bv Ironized
Yea-t Co.. Atlanta, Ga. PiaiHts cos.t
i xacuey; cut out the cost!
A c!c
so snave
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McimiOLATUM
ccm&rts and hcali ,
(CorrespoiiJeiico of The Daily Gazette)
BESSEMER CITY, Oct, 4. The Wo
man's Missionary Union, of the Gaston
Association, held itg annual session in
the Baptist church here Tuesday. The
meeting wns called to order at 10 o'clock
by the county superintendent, Mrs. II.
li, Moore, of iastonia, who presided
through the day with much charm and
ease., and Mrs. Barrett of Gastouia, ai
a most efficient secretary. The morning
devotionals were conducted by Mrs.
Andrews, who stressed the imtjortantC
of reaching the unsaved. The theme,
Personal tervice, was adniirably carried
out, throughout the entire program.
The address of welcome was given by I
Mrs. W. W. Williams m her own charm-;
ing mauBer. 1 ne response was oappuy
given by Miss Velnm CuUp of Belmont. !
The delegates were registered and reports
of the societies given. 1 AU of the reports
were spleudid, Cramertou Riviug tlie most
complete report. The. president while
giving her address said tiiat oniy one as
sociation stood ahead of this one, and
that was youth Fork, who is; carrying the
banner, but that they were not very far
ahead, with a little more effort the ban
ner ccould be brought over. Mrs. Mooro
based her remarks ou Mark 4:14, "The.
snwer soweth the word," stressing the
thought Broadcasting. That we ro
broadcasting in our homes, standing up,
for family altars, teaching others to
t'ahe, standing up for the organizations
of the Church, urging all present to do
their best.
The Voting Womans Conference no.v
took place, with Mrs. Barrett leading.
The Bong, "He Lives on liiKh,' was,
givou by tho Y. W. A. of Bessemer City,
and wSs much enjoyed. Mrs. BarreU
reported there were only eight Y. W. A.
in the county and urged those churchy
who did not have this organization to gut
busy and do so at once.
Mrs. MeCnuly of Mt. Holly gave a
splendid paper on "Is it worth while to
have a Y, W. A. in yur church!" Airs.
Bennott's of Cramerton) appeal to pve
sonal service, basing her remarks on
iustances from the Bible, was most
tottchiuic aud reeeiveil the closest atten
tion of nil present. After serevai com
mittees were appointed the conference,
after prayer by Mrs. W. H. Wray wns
dismissed for lunch, which was servea Dy
the Indies of the . ehureh here in the
spacious basement of our new church
which is not yet complete. The long
table arranged in a semi circle and dec
orated with yasos of . various autumn
owers, fairly groaned under the load it
nphehl, of nU good things' to eat, too
Humerus to meution, with nn auuduuee
of ice water, coffee and ico ten. It may
not be out of place to mention hce that
the Baptist ladies hero could easily foed
the Rotarians, Kiwanis and several
other such clubs. AH that would be nec
essary, let them know a few days in ad
vance. ' - .
The afternoon devotionals were eon
ducted by Mrs. M. L. Baries. Rev. P,
K. I'utnuin. director of Gaston county,
for reinforcement campaign of the teveu-
tv-five million ' dollars, pledged turee
yeiirs ago, was next heard from and gave
a full reoort. He said that one hair mu
lion members hid joined 'the Southern
Baptist church since that pledge was
taken and they will all be called on to
heln raise the amount, that aiuce me
drive was sturted so many members lia
joined both ut home and in foreign fields
that thU church is today the largest
nrotestant church in the world. Mr.
W. J. Francis, of Belmont is ossociate
director of the county. Mrs. H. a
Moore director for the W. M. U. of
tUe county. Here Mrs. Moore ap
uointed three women to assis her.
I'ersonal Service conference was lead
by Mrs. M. Q. Thornbwg of Gastonia.
ttpleudid papers on tho subject were sub'
mitted by Miss Leeper aud Mrs. Wal
drop.
A Mission Study Class demonstration
lead by Mrs. J. S. Wray of Gastonia, was
intensely interesting. Mrs. Wraj giving
out many suggestions as to bow to eon
duct one. Tho text books used was "A
Wandering Jew in Brazil." Thoso be
sides Mrs. Wray taking part m the
lemonstration were. Miss Ware, Airs.
Sigmn, Mrs. Clifford, Airs. Uharne
Moore. Mrs. Alelswain. AU of tne
unions were urged to have mission study
classes. '.'-."'.'
A mother coose Sunbeam and Royal
Ambassadors Societies was demonstrated
by tho children of the Bessemer church,
showing tho troubles those children,
"Little Bo-Peep," "Little Boy Blue,'
Old Mother Iluhbard," "Jack Hor
ner." all together., sixteen cnuureu
ilressed to represent as ranay mother
eoose characters were so real, as the dif
ferent ones took part, doing, it so well,
while others were late, giving excuses as
nervous" "busy." The president
said this was indeed the very best mis
sionary play that had ever been given in
any of the associations, that it wns -in-
led! a fitting climax tor the nay's pro
gram. That this was tne largess ueie
iration that hadattended any of toe
union meetings and that more ladies of
the leal church were present and remain
ed nil day o fany the meetings. The
different committees gave their reports.
One item of the committee on resolu
tion that is interesting here, was that a
vote of thanks be extended Miss Lucy
Williams, ' Mrs. Nettie Carpenter Sisk,
Mrs. Mrs. Croun Biehatdsoa for their
hearty welcome extended the delegates
when met at the train. The Association
will meet with th Lorajr Baptist church
next October. The congregation wns
dismissed with prayer by Bev. IX F.
Putman. r .
A ood number of men were present,
quite an unusual occurrence, so the pres
ident stated. The ministers present were
Revs. D. F. Futman, of Chcrryrille, C. J.
Bwck. Loray, Waldrop of McAdenville.
J. I. Bennett of Cramerton, W. .W. V U
liams, Bessemer City. Mrs. II. B. Moore
wbo has served as superintendent for
xeventeen rears, was unanimously elected
to serve another year, Mrs. W. J. Francis,
associate leader, Mrs. Barrett, secretary.
GROVES STATION EWS,
(Correspondence of The Daily Gazette.)
Mrs,' Maggie B"nrtso and Mr. Clarence
Weaver surprised a number of their
friends Saturday when they learned 't
their marriage, which took, place in
(liarlotte Saturday afternoon." Mrs.
Weaver is the attractive ' (laughter , of
Mr. and Mrs. friam Powell, of this place.
Mr." Weaver was formerly of this place
but is now holding a position with the
Johnston Point (Jo. in. Roc Hill. ' He
is a son of Me. and Mrs. W. I "'eaver,
of this place. Mr. and Mrs. Weaver mo
tored to Rock Hill Sunday afternoon,
where they will make their home.
The many friends of Miss Artie Wil
kersori and Mr, Lonnie Bradshmr woro
greatly surprised, Saturday when they
learned of their marr'mge at York, H. t.
Miss Wilkerspu is agister of Mrs. P." A.
Cline, with whom bo has bees nfukiug
her home for some time. Many good
wishes to the young couple,
Mrs. E1 McCull. of Charlotte, and
Mrs. J. V. Hood, of "Matthews, spent the
week-end with Mrs. K. A. Armstrong.
M r and Mrs. Ralph Bobbins, snd Mrs.
CL B. Crook were Charlotte shoppers
Tuesday. . ;
Those who attended the Hartso
Weaver weiMiug (Saturday were Misses
Mildred Weaver, Mildred and Lelia
Short, and Mr. Bynuin tihort.
Mr. Theoilore Naneo is, ill at his home
vitfc piieumouL-i. Ills frieu-Ui hoe no
will soon be well again. - 5
The Ladies' Aid Societj'. No. 2, of
East Baptist church meet with Mrs. A.
C Baker Friday afternoon.
Miss, Frances Lankford, of Liucolnton,
visited Mr and Mrs. Walter Lankfor)
last week.
Mr. aud Mrs. Marion Abcrnathy, of
Liticulnton. returned home Sunday after
speudinp n few days with' Mr. and Mrs.
If. W. Wamv.
Mrs. A mam la Lankford spent Friday
in South Gastonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Uowd Keever and chil
dren speut the week-cud near Lincoln! on
with relatives..
Little Pansy, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. W. C- Withers, underwent aq op
eration Saturday fur the removal of ht-r
tonsila sad adcqobls. Sh s. get tin;;
along nicely, V
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Price had as, their
guests Saturday Rev. A. A. Haegar-1
uuu Ait. u"v -Vv- V. r. isarn.es.
j Mr. aud Mrs, R. C Howe and little
niece, Mary Tom Carson, spent Sunday
lt,u " r -. "r f tt
f Miss ButU Fort, of Cramerton, spent
f CJ..1.. , . . 1 o f... :.L W! ,r'i i... l
oiiuru.iy ami ouuiiny witu jams Jiiinren
Price. - ' . , .
. Mr. ana Mrs. yr. C Withfrs and
daughters, Bith ami Ossiu, ami Misses
Fanny Stowe, Lucille Lytton and Mar
garet Lewia. were among those, who at
tended, the exposition in C'luirlotte, Gas
ton County Day. ' .'-
Mrs. L. H. Stowe had ns her guests
Saturday night and Sundny Misses Lu
cille ami Cora Mne Featlierston.njid Mr.
Raymond Featherston, of Lowell, route
one. '.;...'.',
Mrs, A. C Fisher, o Lincolnton, is
visiting relatives and friends this week.
Miss Macie Potts' has .returned after
a month's vacation and resumed her
duties a eomniin,iry worker at the Flint
Mill.
Mr Oscar 'ClarJt is r'tgVt sick this
week.
Mr Morris Baker anl little, daughter,
Bernice, is spending a fw days wiva her
mother, Mrs. T. B WilWe, in 6helb.v.
Mrs. Emmett Carter and ciuldren
spent a few days in Charlotte last week
with Mr,, and Mrs. d Cnrtr.
Misses Lelia Crook, Nell and Beatrice
Mauney Messrs. Fred Lewis, Paul
Rhyoe and Dave. Merrill a.tten.ded the
exposition In Charlotte Friday night, .'
Messrs. Frank White ajid Ftnn,k
McDiOodlo mototodi to CharLatte. Momlajf
on business. .- '
Mr. rJfeieBt N,oJes . is spending the
week with relatives and frisodj.
One . nice thing about
is girls will be girls.
longer dresses
The Gawtte has two pnonea,. Call 50
If yon want to talk busineM; eall 233
If you want to Ulk to th news ts 4i
torial departments.
Cliinesii war " is over aud th,ey are
wondering what k was over.
Ovrr 30 Million
, Bottles Sold
Tou Can Soon
. Feel Its
Strengthening,
Effect
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"SWEETS FOR th SWEETS"
Special for Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Thursday, delici
ous Peanut Candy, 26 cents
1 : :-Sjth' AMvIiMm
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7th ;
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SATURDAY IS SOUVENIR PAY
Our 5th Anniversary
For five years we have served Gastonia people. We have seen the
city grow in population, in character, in prosperity and in its reputation
as a city that is alive and alert
It has been our prie to maintain the pace that the .city has set we
have tried to model our character after the same high stanarcte-r-we
have sought a reputation as enviable and we have ajmeo to deserve it
we, too, have prospered and our alertness is proved by the fact that we
have anticipated the return of good times which are coming; fast by
remodelling our store inside and outside. V
Everything is new new windows, new fittings, new merchandise a.nd
a more intensive desire to be worthy of the support so generously givea
for so. many years by Gastonia people. ; : :: .
We Will Celebrate With 'a Formal Qpemng
Saturday, October 7th
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Saturday Is Souvenir Day
Men's Anniversary
Special-
: BlsuiT?e $30-00
Saturday Is Souvenir Day
Alade of the finest quality all-wooli by
one of the best manufacturers of Men's Suits,
Newest Young Men's Models.
Also Sport Suits; for critical young rnjen
conservative Suits for conservative men. Ser
ges, Worsteds, Cashmeres, in blues, blacks,
brown, mixtures, pencil stripes. No stock of
; men's Suits could jbe more varied, or of better
k qyality or contain more attractive styles than
ours.' ; L .
Women's Anniversary
Special
SERGE
DRESSES
$8-"
Nor could prices be found marked mpxe
fairly than ours. Your choice on a charge ac
count. The'price sounds sm$U it is but it
proves our purpose to price our clothing so
fairly that it will interest careful critical
people. '
FALL SUITS The new smart suite
to navy and brown with a moderate showing oi
"other delicate shades.' The model shown is
one of the newest and only suggests the beauty
of line in the new styles for Fall, y
FALL DRESSES Canton Crepes, Crepe
Romaine, Poiret Twill, , graceful draperies,
pleated tunics, side, panels anfl . other smart
effects in brown, navy, black and the new
Koran. 1 ' ' -
We want you to know
that Askin plays -no
favorites. The wage
earner is just as wel
come to run a charge
account with us as the
man with the bank roll.
There is no reason
why you should al
ways think you must
pay cash in advance
while others pay as
convenient.
Saturday Is Souvenir Day
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for clothing full of
style full of quality,
full of real worth, you
don't have to ' come -with
'a "pocketful of
cash" your word is
good for anything in
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