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VJCings Mountain; N) J.-t
Thursday, 0
" (St G PAGE, Edlto and Owner
T
PRINCIPLE FIRST
FLORAL FAIR! THE I
.v.' BEGINS. TODAY
i.l 1 1 A &'. H
- 'r - '
way
my
Sunday is;, slngin .Convention
' i( Bessemer City, So far is we
' 'are a'blo'to fea'ra &H ! tho choirs
;tv heretofore partrolpating la tha
- .convention are iu lull readiness
Keter-JehKins
"(aoveknd Star), i .";'
"One of the retost. a.i.t ', tnost
wilfilViintriin(r WB'lrilntrV' n f
lor the Oceanian and two or more, BiM,,,-1 .. . fJ ...
. .... -...,r.. v" r ""oo
r.tlie,.Keeter.and, Mr, Jamev ;
' new'cMrs are reported, yfe are
)ai to ae the choir t&llirg in
tltrtr -for. we ae aatisflccr that the
,v Sunday Schools'" and Churches
- whoso choirs avail themsel ites of
thl opporkonlty' ol Christians
- association ' -J ancKk concerted
worship are p'rotlbips thereby,
Let us go.ap in tlie.npint of wor
ship and ltt the faster be glori
fied.
G. G. Page, Pres.
The "HIGHLAN
; DER" In -Hands
of ' ReceiveriV' - V'..
The Highlander pablisheJ, at
I pHjelbj with Mr. B. H. DPrlet
;; : . editor and eontrollia fttock
V- - holder is i the bands of reeei
.ver. How It ca.-ce to be"ther i
" 'better explained in the two ,a-t)
' -cleabeloir. one. from ' (ho Hl.jh-
' lander ai4 the . oher- from , the
-.' .Slar, than w, could, do. 'Read
s. them both!. . ' I i '; ..''" i'. "
. -' ' K.-fW.i.'' .' . ...yg .. r
'' :' ." ' : . . "Hi- "..1 "
i ; (Cleveland. Star)
I- "MiiiG! W.-1)dPrleir of j The
. Highlande r Pub'isliuitri 60 v 'as-'
Ji.f . .vv , l.ed fur a . rfeceivei'ulifp of. w.id
; -v. ' corporation btfore Hh Honor
., , , JudeJ. tj, Vrebt t'.iU week "on
t!ie (round that the company is
. insolvent and a temporary .reot
. ..-',.; vershlp wa KM.nteu i'r. J.
: . .. - M , Qumn of theiocat bar reciv-
s er, the papers being returnable
'. .-' sat the next term o f Cleveland
. " ' ... SaperlorCovt wUfib-convcac's
. ' ' ' "-Nov. IstvMn Qalnihaiualified
" v given bond andtaken charge of
1 . ;:. . ,j ino.piiiH noui me manor n a a
Vr' -: T .. been-heard at which tini it will
. ' - r. be determined whether the HiKh"
.!; ; f .. lander will continue" or he sold
... t '.;.'. . r $uder order of court to meet, la
; , debtetlnesn, 9
' ; " .; ' ' f It h rumored that a Repubii
. t can paper iu process of ' 014 a-
- , nizatioii to bDy out the Hihlan
. . : der'a equipment and issno, anoL,b-
t ( , , ef paper as a party orgaoizitlpa
' ' . , with Mr, B fi. DePrlest, -editor
Jenkins 3r.i Wedneda,v : after
noon ot 8:80 a the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and jMra. D.
J. Keeter'at Grover.. Tho cere
mony wai performed bv Rev.
R. Miller of Kijigs Mountain In
the presence of a host pf fi iends
man fromShelby, Rock - Hill.
liiacksburg and Gastonia. The
home was beautifully decorated
with ferns and fioners and the
ceremony "yas. performed in front
9f bank of ye-greens in. , the
dinUyjlKhtedvpatldn "First to en
ter were tho ljttl ribbon beij-ers
Kemit Kheter. thp youup; itou of
Mr. and tS rs, t.' Keetbr arid
little Miss Roth Crisu theattract-
im daug htr of of Mr. and Mr.
S.', Crisp of Grpver. Nextcatno
Htilfi Miss Mar-He?en IWeter.
sister, of tho brido'as ftr.wer flrl
The irroom entered on the ai m
Of .lis best man; Mr. Ged- Jantr.
Lisof Rnckttill. Llt;le"r8Lou-!
ise Hlue, daughter t';.Jc: and
Mrs; Furuiaa"Hlueor B.ncksbiirir
-wis rlnfr'bettj-ei't-wfjlte. the :.
iraouve Aim ieh0Mi Kueter sis
ter fit t'ie bride, acted .as amid
of honor., Tlie bride entered on
ths arm of her f.ilber, Mr. D J:
Kaetor wha j(tve her away.: She
curried a bcaahful boquet Ot 111'
lteft of. tte- vai.ey an J resDs and
wore a hansomechurmeuse gown
trlrained inr pearls wrth veil cau
gvt with orange blossom.' The
double Hng ceremony 'Was used
Miss Lelia Nf orris of Union Mills
teacher of mnslc at- Hiedmoct
, Aaoual eWn'. opens today, at :'
' .twelve o'clock. . '.
rTe Floral Fair openes1 today
at twelve oclock. The interior of
t le King Mountain Garage
building ha been changed to
a beaut'ful sea cf Chrysantliem
uuw interspersed with good
things to ekt. T'ie' door will
Oien (or business just at twelve
o'clock, right when everybody
wanU.diuper, and the first iterrt
of bujiness-wU be lunch. ' .
Let everybody turn out to the
fair and see the flowerj and help
out io every , way. The wonpy
put into this vent will be wolj
invested. " For in ipoes without
tying uiai me ladles vwill use
Uie returns W our every jtood-V:
f;
Capt. F. Pilling"
. pointed iej
The Dill?
place U In'
cmps,ny
visie pre
Nation :i
appoin
erg. Tl
wqeki
havel
we U
edhJ
Cfi.pt, F Y Dilllng returned
Thursday from a several days;
business trip to New York a-n
Philadelphia.. ;
:iYie;
High School pfajed - Mendoias
iVi 'o rtl .7 1 . 1. I- 1.. .
matchl htyle and dit.ng th
ceremony renderei? softly "'To a
Wld Rose-' by McDowell. .
Previous to the ceremony a
reception was held in the hospit
able Keeter home,, Miss h Ten nie
Wlnsnant of Charlotw prsldina
oycK-th?31ioh bowl. A Rock
Bill orchestra composed of Mr,
JuliajiB. Johnston playing- the
clarioust, Mr J, Russel Mcl
w.e too violin; ad Mrs. fijliftn
U, Joaniton th piano- irave a
Life time stock subscriptions are thirty minute prelude, w i t h
. biiig liolicited, at $10 per share.
-.:" Vv' ,'-.. Highlandorv
l. A rrovetn'.nt has been on foot
- for-; soveal '-weeks to. raise
- - enough money to tako oor The
Highlander,, clear ol debts nnd
Demoo'-atic sfockr -And ibsue a
; straight Republiuan ps per, - . -"
Hearing of this, certain in
fluences biyh np in iotal Doino-
qratic councils, made a desperate
, but lneffeclosl effort toeloniJh
Jalttip, for keept, ' ' ,
But Editor DyPist, as nttor
. . ney'in fact tor his father a cred
jor,, forestalled their attempt,
.- by eecinrtg tha appointment ol
Hon, J. H. Quint. Hie Republi
can warhorse of this section, as
, receiver,-to. hold ' the sseV;of
tha pdper, in tuct from tUclf'of
aliy ( Kocution and levy, ponding
i ;e final sale of theDaner to tho-1
new company, now InrocessVt
o in' 'ion " . 1 ' -
.1 closs n lor few
n lui;,' trir- tllingvof Mr.
I fi 1 '"o'. T'i V
Miss Mary - Frew' Ol Gwtonia,
whose voice is noted for yf Vol
ume and beauty, rendering sever
ai solos. ' v v
Jmme'diatety after tlje cere
mony Mr. 'and Mis. Jenkins lelt
for Charlotte where they caught
no. 8S fo a-ten ditrip to Wash
ington,' Baltimore, - Novv'.York
and other points. After thelr-re-turn
they will make tlfoir "ho in
vi Rock Hril, ' . .77 .
; Tio bride -is the daughter : -of
Mr. and Mrs. Keener and is a
graduate pf tfto State. Nof mil, 1
at Gien8boro. She taught- ope
year in the Lenoir Grade
school and Is a most talented an
attractive- young lady. -; .Th
eetera are onft'of" . the. jnr
highly esteemed families of 1
County and the bride has a 1
of friends far this sotloa of
two Carolines which make
weddjngof particular ml
Mf. Jenkins is the son cf
and Mrs. J'b' II. Jonitms,
of Kock Hill and l ouls a
1 1
TTC Will J
teen mo
'. :'. 1 ft perf ons tj
" 'Jl a dollar 1
a ' K. will get i
gosd-untit Janun
tf tratnne yon'
uary firrtt pays ,
1
It vou
, your
then'
an I .void
"next order.
ni)d
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