Hickory daily record., 1922-10-25
INTERESTING ITEMS OF
WEST ET('I0Rv


Since the coldsnaighis $ ,s..d mornings
aid Nj. Z. II. Handy .,the nachinists
have been kept busy we. Ching coal,
agd Mr.. l.. e. Hiitoii Ii l.ts5} Seen unusu-
aiiy busy handling &nop delivering the
coal to all the hands at the IVey
MIL ,...-,7,.,.
Nessrs. Malcolm McKe,szie Robert
SlaWu and tA.'. "a VIM Sigmon attend
Cd q woodman convention at Old Fort
last Thursday, They report :. splendid
time and say they enjoyed the tr.d'
igpylenseiV 'ss. s-'-e1
Massrs Joha, ,Zeb. Frank and Oscar
LacAey spent ytlieYWeek end with re-
iai1es at Meagapten.Assf-
Supt. }. L. t7srygg,5ga; Is, sg,5;, spent tne weeS se
end at GreenS1lley'S kC.ya+ a+tending the
textile associati6oaa AID re reports a
1.ne time ana q large number present.
M. Byr:aaooEss,h s,ho2faper spent
S.,tJr. day and Sunday here with rela-
2 tIges als4 4a-l,l -Il,l..sa.naasss ,l.s.n aasss..--.-..,..---.4,
dr. }. III. Freeman reports that the
textile class that ne is teaching at
the Y. W. G. x. IS -p5iro1lgTessing fine.
He has a l;lssg cfss;s .Sad they are
all taking Z great, interest in the work
and i!.i,9roYihg 4'aps.tHA ~
Squire GrTIvoBasalaa and Mr.. Id
Burger and (" M:s and Mrs. Aaron
Barger attended tlSess paaking at New
ton Caturday evening.
Mir, Vcoraess G;svthn a pleasant
visitor at the lvey Mill one day the
Fast week.
A number 0f Hiss Carrie Crocless
young adsy--ffriicr,,tts- gave her a sur
3Tcs 2Tl5S slisnfia n z Ess' Drthdas fb'aaS
g1sps 9hSsS sS ff2yes Crockett sa SeuHs 1s
fTged TieRds a an RSs d s6pIe rfe present n
had a nice time, b
! The Young. people. held their meet
inr ct tho saTagigaah lganas had beer,
previously tiln6aneed by the pastor
in the Daily Record The subject for
discussion was, Resolved that Men
nave teer--rrur- s, cussful in the
cause Of Christian Civilization than
tSo SmS2 %:rl fSf R5jre hs afnFl and Mr.
Leslie Lali: the negative was present
ed by Miss 0asaufLsEitz. and Miss Ruth
Iiuar phr;os. We want 70 say by way
OF comment that there was a large
crowd present; The seating capacity
cf the chapel was'fified and the speak
ers on both side were fine. The speak
ers commencing with adam and Eve
in the garden of Eden pointed out the
roted Bible ciiYTScteTS from Abrahans
and Moses and coming down the line
TO the work OF Jotin the. Baptist anu
Christ and the Amos telss and also nam.
ing all the nGtedA Christian wolnen
and their work and they also named
many gneat and good 1pen and wo1neis
n5e E iIy9ss, Ref3iiasion .s W{l7 M ahe spealets q
Just st3rtcd viii. thee beck OF Genesis
and ended with ReFelati0us. Also con.-
ing down Through history they
brought out mailys great, works done
by many heroic Christian men and wo-
men coming onssd sdsfwn the line to the
world war ard fhe great work Of the
missionaries Of stheecross to the pre-
sent. We will 4saN9ips conclusion thae
both sides left no Stone unturned 10
show that they had~given their sub
ject thorough study from every coz.-
, cevable standpoint '"'''''-'"4
| The speakers kept the large audi
ence deeply interested during the
entire evening. AndsW heard quite
a number in the l&ga audience say
that they certamkN tHught it YVES
wonderful to healA these young peo-
ple make such fine speeches and that
thew greatly enjoyed alHthe speeches.
Each speaker, was% higMy compil-
mented by lfheiig RpSt pf Blends.
Pastor Pygs Was chairman and at
The cose he remarked that the speech
es on 10th sides were unusually good
and that the subject had beer,
thoroughly discussed and that it would
\. l~rf
l would be. glad to give more OF
the details OF the meeting but l done
want to take to much space in your
,rnl,1ahia naner the UailN Record.