From the Hickory Daily Record, July 2, 1919
Local Notes
Mr. J.A. Bechtler of Baltimore, Md., is spending a vacation
in Hickory, the guest of Mrs. A.L. Whitener.
The condition of Mrs. Geo. W. Hahn, who has been critically
ill for some weeks, was slightly improved today.
Misses Mary Willie and Jajol of Lenoir stopped over in
Hickory this morning on their way from Richmond.
The many friends of Mrs. K.A. Price will regret to know that
she met a painful accident Saturday when she fell and fractured a bone in her
foot. She is visiting at the home of her father in Broadway, Va., and the
accident occurred there.
Dr. and Mrs. Paul E. Jones and daughter of Farmville are
guests of Mrs. W.N. Martin.
Mr. Chas. Hice of Lincolnton was a Hickory business visitor
today.
Rev. and Mrs. S.B. Stroup have returned from Henderson,
where they attended the funeral of his brother.
Mrs. C.L. Matheson of Taylorsville is the guest of Mrs. T.F.
Stevenson.
The stores of Hickory will be closed on Friday, July 4. The
Record will not be issued on that day.
Miss Inez Tipton will return to her home in Elizabeth,
Tenn., tomorrow after spending several weeks with her sister, Mrs. O. Simmons.
Mr. R.C. Young had green corn out of his garden today and
Mr. N.A. Yount, who carries Route 5, knows that the corn was good, the carrier
fetching some home, thanks to his good friend.
Rev. C.M. Campbell of Charlotte, who has been looking after
business interests in the city, is attending a conference in Marshville. Rev.
Mr. Campbell will return to the city Monday. During his absence, Mrs. Campbell
is with her sister, Mrs. V.D. Brown.
Mrs. Donald of Greensboro is spending several days in the
city, the guest of Mrs. H.C. Dixon.
Mrs. R.G. Pope delightfully entertained Tuesday evening in
honor of her little daughter, Margaret, who celebrated her sixth birthday.
There were about 45 little friends present and they enjoyed the evening
immensely. After playing various games, delicious ice cream and cake and
chewing gum were served. Little Margaret received many pretty and useful gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lookabaugh have returned from Chicago,
where they spent their vacation.
The Senior Philathea class of the Presbyterian church held
its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. L.B. Spivey last night. In
addition to the regular members the following visitors were welcomed: Dr. and
Mrs. E.M. Craig, Mrs. Deal and Mrs. Matheson of Taylorsville.
Mrs. A.A. Shuford Jr. and children, Alex and Harley, are in
Asheville this week.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Simmons have returned from New York where
they attended the Edison Convention. They stopped over in Washington on their
way back. They brought back many new and up-to-date ideas and report a
delightful time in the northern cities.
Mr. O.M. Jones of Asheville is spending a few days in the
city.
Stevenson-Blount
Dr. and Mrs. T.F. Stevenson have received an announcement
from Cooleemee of the marriage of their son, Louis, to Miss Lucy Blount,
daughter of the late Judge Blount of Davie County. The young couple have the
best wishes of a host of friends among whom they are popular. Mr. Stevenson and
bride are expected Friday for a visit to his parents.
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