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THE GASTONIA (N. C.) DAILY GAZETTE
TUESDAY, GCTCZZZX 13, Z22
G A ST O N
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OPENS TONIGHT
Five Big Days of Pleasure and
Profit
Free Band Concerts Daily by the
Gas tonia Pythian Band
Free Radio Concerts Every Af
ternoon and Night by i'l' ;'
s Michael & Bivens
A Good' Clean Midways-Fine
A Agricultural and Lives
stock Exhibits ' -;:
A
Fair
WORTH
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EEMG DM':T
GOME AND BRING YOUR FAMILY
TELL YOUR NEIGHBORS ABOUT IT
WEDNESDAY
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(Correapoodeneeof The Pail Gazette.)
. BANLO, Oct. 9. Now that the new
teachers ge it to be ready for oecupnuey
ia a rery few days, and since quite u
number of mall articles would be nec
essary for the equipment uf the dining
room and kitchen, the idea -of .a dining
room and kitchen shower was advanced
by. one of the practical members of -the
.faculty. . The jilnn whs at once adopted,
Had immediately attractive posters were
on display in the stores, ioj.is, offices,
ft &, announcing a musical 'prognrra in
tie school auditorium , on Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock, admission being
one kitchen utensil or a dime. Accord
ingly tbe following program was splcu
4iidly rendered to quite a large nndicnce:
Election, by the Ranlo Mill Concert
Club.
Beading High Culture Miss Mary
"Willie Tat.
Tiano Solo Mist Fnye fiherrilJ. I
Heading Bobby t5hafto Miss Ruth
fsais. . .,.
' Quintette Sweet and Low Misses
Alma Clark, Beatrice Holtzclaw, Minnie
Z'owell, Cecil Bell, and Wales Cox, ac
companied by Miss Edith. Pickens at. tho
';' jiiano.. ,
, Piano Solo Misg Davis Reid.
' Kitfhen Symphony By sixxteen high
- school girls and boys with various kitch
en Utensils,, comically 1 directed by Clar
ence Holtxelaw with his pan-enke-turner
baton, accompanied by Miss Edith Pick
en at the piano.
" Recitation I 'm tired of Being Boss
'" et--Roger MeArver. i
, , . YomU 6"l"-rMis Aba.Ctork,-.ni'C4m'..
fielded by Miss Edith Pickens with the
violin, and Davis Reid at tlie piano.
(Selection by the orchestra, directed
by Mr. M. C Coffey, director of tho Ban-,
h MilJ Concert Band and school orches
tra. ; j ' ::
Among the ruany useful gifts received
at the doorwere: a large aluminum
Iiteher, two roasters, one double-boiler,
I wo sauce pans, one large dishpnn, two
urge kitchen spoonn and forks, four enko
tins, five towels, two, .embroidered ton
towels, three dish fowls, ono tablecloth,
oue pickle dish, one crenm pitcher, one
butter dish,- one cake plate, two salad
plates, one bon bon dish, one salt and
pepper, also tooth-pick holder, one silver
agar shell, and one half dozen tea
poons, in addition to seventeen dollars
in silver, and da written statement sign
ed by Mr. ferry, manager of the Bex
Laundry : most generously offering to
keep the tear he rage table linen " spik-and-span
' 'free . of charge .during the en
tire school year, for all of which, each
'member of the facnlty wishes to thank
publicly each individual who so generous-
" iy contributed to the great success of the
evening.
Mrs. J. A. McFalls Entertains in Honor
' of the Sanlo Faculty Delightful Par
: ty on Friday Evening.
Complimentary to the members of tho
Eanlo facnlty Mr. and Sirs. J. A. . Mc
Falls entertained most delightfully ut
their attractive home here Friday even
ing from 8 to 1 Oo'dock.
The music room, reception hall, and
dining room, all thrown into one, were
made even more attractive l artistically
arranged baskets of Jail Jluwera and pot
ted plants.
During the evening several select ions
on the Edison were enjoyed, also several
well rendered selections on the piano by
Miss Alma . Clark, , music supervisor of
the school. Progressive conversation J
proved quite au Interesting game. Also
a timclling Contest afforded much amuse
ment, ten bottles daintily dressed in yel
low crepe paper dresses, each containing
a common liquid being miumbered andd
guessed from the odor of it. The prize,
a box of bon ' lions, was tied- for by
Messrs. C. C Harmon and Kit-hard Dav
enport, finally going by, drawing to Mr.
Harmon. Tho booby prize went to Mr.
W, J. liowen, of the Priseijla Construc
tion Company, .this prize being a small
bottle of Hoyt'a Perfume.
Following tho games delicious block
ica cream and cake was served by the
hostess, assisted by Misses Edith Pick
ens, Bess Costaer and Hat tie Neil; also
delicious home made chocolate fudge was
served on a large silver tray. - ,r ,
The evening passed all t,oo quickly and
unknowingly the guests found ' them
selves Jiugeriiig quite a- bit longer than
their hostess had previously designated
ou the cards issued, thus attesting to tlio
genuine hospitality and the delightful.
evening afforded by Mr, and Mrs. Mc
Falls. ,
Among those present besides Mr. and
Mrs. McFalls were Misses OIHe May
Rlivne, Pearl Cox, Jan w fjtronpe,, TIattie
Neil, Fnye Davenport, Eli.ahffo rjfiw'fth;'.
'Edith Pickens, Mary WillurTate, IMt
Carter, Bessie Etuart, lJertha llipp,
Carrie Potts, Bess Costlier, Essie Hemp
hill, Blanche Robinson, and Alum Clark;
Messrs. F. I Hmith, C. C. Harmon,
(fliarlie Rosa, W. J, Bowen, Harry Vbb,
P.eattie Price, Cahrlcs tttroup, ITarrj'
Karris, Lelaud Alexander, ,R. K. Daven
port; jr., O. W, McFalls, .and J. B. Ta
bor, Jr.
MLUS DOTS
(By MRS. JOJi CRIBBLE) .
DALLAS, Oct. 10. Every farmer in
Dallas township is urged to be at the
Dullus city hull on next Saturday after
uoon at 3 oYlook, ()-toler 14, to discuss
and adopt measures whereby the . par
tridge will have absolute protection. All
others interested in the same cause are
welcome. ......
i Beginning last Friday the farmers can
now sell their cot Urn mi the Dallas mar
ket to Mr. A. li. Martin representing the
(fastonia Cotton Co. or to Messrs. J. W.
Huiumey and D. S. Thornburg, of the
Farmer's Supply Co., , representing the
.North Slnto Cottou (-'o. The Rebinson
(r was a .busy place Saturday. t i
Dallas real estate the past few 'weeks'
has at least experienced a ehnugo of
hands. On last Saturday Mr. C. E. Clem
mer exidiunged his home on Franconia
eHights, consisting of a six room house
on a one-acre lot, for a twenty-nine and
one-half acre farm one-haltmile south
west of Dallas known -as i Seven X'iws."
The deal was made by Mr. E. N. Shell
for the firm of Shell, Rhyne & Ptiett for
.j00 and other - considerations. Mr. .
it. Logan, who came from Gnstonia two
or three months ago and has occupied a
home of the puett estate, purchased the
Clemmer home and will move there upon
ths immediate completion of a new mod
ern bungalow home for Mr. Clemmer at
"Seven Pines."
Misg Alena Rhyne, of the Belmont
school faculty,' spent the week-end with
Methodist church Friday afternoon, serv
ing delicious ice cream and cake after
the regular program and business meet
ing. . ...
Ciiests of Mr. L. M. Hoffman, Jr., to
the Charlotte Exposition last Friday
night were Member of the Dallas school
faculty, Misses Evelyu , (Jibbing, Janet
Britton, Mcynel Clowney, Nellie Wise;
Miss Mary N'icl Wilkins, slaughter of
Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Wilkins, nud Mrs.
S. C. Corn well.
Visiting Mr. sud Mrs. J. R. Lewis
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Brit"
tain, Misses Murgaret, Frances and
Marr Payne, of Oastonin, Miss Mary
was a former Dallas high school student.
(iueHtj ut dinner Sunday of Dr. and
Mrs. 8. A. Wilkins were Mrs. Wilkins'
sister and mother, Mrs. A. Brady, of
Charlotte, and Mrs. Mary Craig, of Gas
fonia. Mr. and Mrs. K. N. Summey, of Mt.
Holly, were guests at dinuer Sunday of
Mx. . nud Mrs. P, A. Summey, the f or
mer's ja rents. ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Puett left early
Sunday, morning for Wadesboro to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Puett 's father,
Mr. A. W. Copedge, who passed away at
the Charlotte Sanatorium Friday follow
ing a long illness. Many friends extend
sympathy to Mrs. Puett in her sad be
reavement.
Mr. and Mr?. Sam Musgrave, of Bris
tol, Tenn., en route to Clyaton, stopped
over iu Dallas for a visit to "Mr. and
Mrs, E. iN. Shell Friday And Saturday;
eights. " , .
Mr. and Mrs.. Vernon Clemmer, of'
Clnstonia, were guests at dinner Sunday
of the-kttter'a pareuta, Mr. and Mrs. A,
her parents, Mn and Mrs. W N. Rhyne
Miss Rhyne speaks delightfully of Bel-1 ft. Holland, -visiting also Mr. Clemmer'
mont." '" - i mother, Mrs. Carrie Clemmer. i
Mr. Marshall Brown -will have charge Ouests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Carpen-
of the T"r llecl Mixing Plant booth nt ler Sunday were Mrs. Carpenter 's ,
CHILDREN SHOULD HEAR JOLLY
. JESTER AT THE FAIR GROUNDS
Cnstonia cliiJdreu will find both enter
tainment find instruectlou at the public
health booth of the Casfonia Woman's
Club at tho fair ground this week when
they will have the opportunity to hear
the jJolly Jester, a ventriloquist of na
tional reputation who is being brought
hero by the public health committee of
the club at a. considerable, expense.
The Jolly Jester, while entertaining
the children, gives them splendid advice
as to health measures.-. Every child in
Gaston county and the grown folks too
should .we and hear the Jolly Jester.
He will give 'his talks Wednesday and
Thursday dftemoons at 4:30 o'clock.
Men who long for the. good old days
would hate to ride bicycles. ' .
the fair this week
.' Oupsts of Rer. nnd Mrs. C. N. Yount
for the week-end were the former's sis
ter, Miss Claudia Yount, of Hickory, and
a brother, Mr. Worth Yount, of flranite
FaHs.- 1 ' v-
Mrs. 8. G. Shelton delightfully enter
tained at a course dinner Saturday Rev.
and Mrs. J. O. Ervin, Mrs. C C. Corn
well, 'Mr. and Mrs. Charley Shelton and
little daughter, Polly.
..Mrs. J. H. Lewis and little daughter,
Martha Reid, returned Sunday f Am
Lowell, where the week was spent With
the former's parents, Mr. and' Mrs. J.
K. Reid.
Miss Willie Webb ajent Monday in
Gnstonia arranging the Moroifebb Mill
and village display, at the Big Gaston
County Fair. .. , .
Mrs, P, M. Bhyne returned from Oiar
lotta , Saturday after spending ten days
with her daughter, Mrs. R. F, Dorton,
who is now recuperating from a, serious
illness.
Little Nellie Rh.vne, the ten -months-old
baby of Mr. nnd Mrs, E.M, Bhyne,
who has been suffering from an infection
of tbe head, if improving..
Mrs: T. N. Shell was hostee to the
Woman 's Missionary ' Society of the
mother, Mrs. W. M Pasour, of Bessemer
route one, Mr. and Mrs. Oudy Riser and
Mr. Ira Pasour, o( Gastonia.
Mr. Ralph Wright, of South Point, is
spending n few days with his sister, Mrs,
J. V, Coins, "aiyl family.
We are glad to report that Mrs. R. L.
Watts has sufficiently recovered from a
recent serious operation at the City Hos
pital, .Gust onia, to be. removed to her
liome here Sundaj',
Mrs. M. P. Rhyne visited her father,
Mr. J. M. Horton, in Gastonia the hitter
part of the week. Mr. Horton is suffer
ing right much from high blood pressure
and was taken to Rock Hill to be in the
home of his son, Mi. J. B. Horton.
Mr. John Holsclaw, of Newton, spent
the week-end with bis yirents, Mr. and
Mrs. L.' G. Branch.
The Dallas Baptist and Lutheran
churches report a greater attendance last
Sunday at' Sunday school than on Rally
Day. The Presbyterian church carried
an exceedingly encouraging report.
Messrs. J. L. and L. j). Cribble viisted
their mother, .afrit Naanie-Gribble, at
the home of their sister, Irs. L., W.
Bradley, in Charlotte Saturday. Mrs.'
Gribble, who is past 70 years old, fell n
few days ago and is now confined to bed.
McNEEL Y
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. Of Gerona, Tarquiiia, Panve
lain, 'Marvelia, Seldne and
Duvetyne toned in Ia1(ow, Ma
lay, Cinder, Navy, ;Bjick, Sor
rinto Brown and Pamftnd;'Fur
TrjmmedBlack and. G'rey Fox,;
-Squirrel, Caraeulj Mole V and'
Beaver. -.V.IS :; .1 .: ;
Dresses . . . . ... . $18.50 to$85.00
Suits . . ...... $25.00 to $125.00
Coats . . . . . . .$18.50 jto $225.00
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LANDERS CHAPEL NEWS
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O 01L;.COEU3PAS3Y
(NEW JERSEY)
(Corresponlenee of The Daily Gazette)
' LINCOLNTON, Oct. 9. On Octo
ber 7 the Pipes, Keys and Hendrix
family reunion roet for the third an
nual gathering to celebrate the 74th
birthday of -Father Alfred Hendrix.
There Were about 70 relatives present
and a good old .fashioned dinner was
enjoyed by all present. Presents were
then presented by -Gideon A, Fesper
man, attorney at law, after which an
interesting address was given by Rev.
Mr. Blackburn.
The following officers were elected:
chairman, Rev. ,.' A . Hendrix, secre
tary, W. U. Hendrii, treasurer, Mrs.
Mollie Hendrix, corresponding commit
tee J. G. Hendrix, C. M. Hendrix,
entertaining committee B. L. Hendrix
and Fred Hendrix. . The meeting closed
with an old time song and hand shake.
Benediction by Rev. Mr. Blackburn.
Remarks were made by Bev. Mr.
Blackburn and C. A. Hendrix,
Rev. J. E. B. House r preached an in
teresting and forceful sermon at Lan
ders Chapel Methodist church Sunday
evening.. His text was, "We are
laborers' together with God .-' It was
his last sermon ; before going to con
ference. However we hope confer
ence will see fit to send him back to
us another year.
Landers Chapel Epworth League will
hold its first meeting next Runday night
October 15. The Bethel Luther Leaue
Will also hold a meeting Sunday night.
Mr. and Mr. Sam Rhyne of Kings
Mountain R. F. D. No. 1 spent Sun
day with "Mrs. Rhyne's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. P. Payseur.
- The refreshing rain which fell Fri
day night put the ground iq good, fix
for plowing and sowing wheat'.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Car
penter Friday, August. the 8, a son.
Mr. and Mrs. ,L. L. Alexander
spent Sunday at . the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Alexander '
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Carpenter and
children who went to Texas last fall
are expected tack home this. week.
Mrs. Locindy Hasting spent Satur
day night with her brother, Mr. G. L.
Carpenter.
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him. Reliability is even' ipdre ap
preciated in an institution?rhat is
why it is the chief ambitioiibf this
Bank to be worthy of thetitle-
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'iWhere Your Savings Are Safe."
Wo me n are instinctively
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drawn to beautiful clothes, for it
is their right to have them.
THE DRESSES i
Their loveliness glow; sways
and charms you and Heads you
up the path of fashion in a whirl! :
Scintillating: Crepe Satin, Soft ."
Satin, Black Canton, Wool;;
Crepe Epongejand Poiret Twill
Elegance, pignity, Youthful
ness, Spirit. t
THE ; COAtS
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You '11 be made as welcome with a $5.00 a week Thrift de
posit as if you, brought us $10,000.00. ii - .
Do not hesitate to offer a small amount.
We'll help yon make it grow.
The First National Rank
The Bank of Dependable Service"
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