FRIGIDAIRt Is Always At The Top
Mr. Owen S. Bird and daughter,
Mrs. H. M. Layman, left today
for an extended visit in the North.
Mrs. Wm. L. Veeck left for Hins
dale, Illinois, and Miss Alberta
DeForest has returned to Chicago.
Mr. Layman and daughter, Ann,
have returned to Decatur, Alaba
ma. The Betsy Bird Shop will be
closed during Mr. Bird’s absence.
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New arrivals who are guests at
Melrose Lodge are Dr. Maria W.
Norris of Grand Rapids, Michigan;
Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Wallin of
Jeniaon, Michigan; Elizabeth
Goldsmith of Larchmont, New
Jersey; and Mrs. George A.
Elliott, Port Hope, Michigan.
Mrs. Melbourne Smith has re
turned from a visit in Florida.
Grade A Milk—Johnston’s Dairy
DAFFODILS
On Sale At
Blue Ridge Weavers
WANTED—-Men to learn Me
chanical Drawing. We qualify
you in spate tnne< Call or write
M. G. Votter, Representative, Inter
national Correspondence Schools,
191 Carlyle St., Spartanburg S.
C.—Adv//21, 22, 23.
CAR RUTH’S CAFE
Regular Home-Cooked Meals
feQRT ORDERS SANDWICHES
"• - . _ —Next To—
Carruth’s Liquor Store
Phone 33 Landrum, South Carolina
Try on’s Theatre
FRIDAY ONLY
“Lady Be
Careful ”
he gave her :
Something to remember hinfH|
by. A four-alarm fire, a
■yvide. emergency call, a mur
der, a rescue at sea and a
' kidnaping were his gift to the
bride who jilted him for a
bookworm ! ! !
he had a:
Sweetheart in every port . . .
but he never landed anywhere!
All hands on deck for the
’’rollicking romance of a gril
shy .sailor ... and a sailor
hating dancer! ! ! !
ain’t women:
A wonderful race? 1,000
sailors, sick of the sea, go on
a spree ... in Panama ! ! !
six belles:
And all’s swell! The
won’t give up the ship . . V_r
but a thousand gobs give up
their hearts ! ! !