Chautauqua Ticket Sale Plan By Hickory Lyceum Ladies
The Hickory Lyceum Association assigns season ticket sales to local women with a 10 percent commission in free tickets. Early prices run 2.50 for adults and 1.25 for children under 15 through June 24, rising to 3.00 and 1.50 until July 8, then tickets withdrawn. Prices for single admissions are set by J. Lee Stone.
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Hickory Lyceum, Association
Hickory
K. C. Menzies
First National Bank
J. Lee Stone
Hickory Lyceum Association
W. HL. Nicholson
A. K. Joy
Newton & Hamrick
ZB. Buchanan
H. C. Lutz
K B
J.D. Harte
H. D'Anna
J. A Moretz
A. M. West
J. M. Stephens
B. B
Play at Minerva Presents Tony the Convict for School Benefit
The Minerva School district to stage Tony the Convict a melodramatic play Saturday night June 6 at 8 30 oclock by the young people to raise funds for the school. Admission price and further details not fully readable.
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Regina
Tony
Minerva
Dr Hobson Eczema Ointment Promises Quick Relief
Sufferers of eczema and itching skin are urged to stop scratching. The Dr Hobson Eczema Ointment is advertised as soothing red rough and scaly skin after first application with a cooling, healing effect. A Rock Island user reports long relief after nine decades of the ailment. Guaranteed 50 cents at your druggist. DO YOU want to rent or buy a nice bungalow with water and lights. Look at the one in worth.
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Inworth
Ninth District Convention Honors Webb for Congress
The Ninth District Democratic Convention met at the Hub Theatre with E Y Webb declared the nominee to succeed himself in Congress. Webb led with 13 265 votes to 8 018 for Preston, while Mecklen burg supported Webb. a humorous hat gift to George McCorkle and praise for Woodrow Wilson’s administration followed. The convention named a district executive committee and adjourned, while a separate court notice in Catawba County involved property actions linked to Marcus Vy heirs, requiring a court appearance by Al Moody.
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E.Y. Webb
Congress
Edgar Love
Lincolnton
R. R. Ray
Gaston
C. M. McCorkle
Newton
Democratic Press
E. Y. Webb
E. R. Preston
E. ¥. Webb
W. C. Felmster
Cleveland
Preston
Mecklenburg
Webb
W. A. Self
George McCorkle
Z. B. Buchanan
McCorkle
Buchanan
O. H. Mason
Gastonia
Mull
Shelby
Washington
W. B. Council
Ninth’ Congressional District
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Esply
Lee S. Overman
F. M. Simmons
E. Z. Webb
North Carolina
Josephus Daniels
Wilson
Madison
Thomas M. James
Marshall
E. W. Pharr
Charlotte
Mitchell
George M. Young
Yancey
John A. Watson
al Moody
Superior Court
Catawba County
Hickory
Marcus Vy
Notoe
Kemp Nixon Elected Unopposed State Senate Candidate
A Thinieth senatorial convention uniting Lincoln and Catawba counties nominated Kemp Nixon of Lincoln as the State Senate candidate with no opposition. The June event featured a reception for Miss Co Hine Munroe hosted by Mrs. K Menzies with a large guest list and social highlights. A local tonic advertisement closes the item.
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Lincoln
Catawba
Kemp Nixon
State Senate
C. Venzies
E. B. Menjes
Co Hine Munroe
K. Menzies
Janie
Riley Stuart
Mentes
W. B. Menzies
Ihem
K. C. Menzies
Munroe
E. Bi. Menzies
W. B' Stra
Shon
Gwaltney
Fil
Scales
Mararet
Miss Mar Munroe
Brie.h. Menzies
Nes
Horace Lutz
Minnie Gwalwwey
Albert Abernethy
Garth
Abernethve
Mildred Steadion
Wesley
Mises Atharine Lunes
Sallie Martin
W. B. Stachan
Salisbury
Wallace Seales
Fort
Leavenworth
Kansas
Hill
Greenville
8. C
Sts. Crowell
Newton
Phs
Misa"Munroe
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Regina Millinery Company
Bartmors
Palm Beach
Yoder-Clark Clothing CO
ONE Price Clothiers
Hickory, N. C
Paige Automobiles Gray and Davis
T. F. Bogle
West
Thomas
Silk Hat
May
Perm
William Fry
Alice Fry
Katie Moody
Esther Evy
Lola Fry
Maude Fry
Oliver’ Fry
Abba Fry
Nainsock
Moretz-Whitener Co. Co
the Quality Shop
Lalso
J. F, Smyre
N.C
DUN Rew Rto
Lowe & Co
Lowe & Co's
Lowe's
Shuford Hardware Co
Masonic Temple
Justin
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