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Bl r MRS. C. E. ALCOCK
The help of friends will make this column more interesting. Please
ea ll 140 and report items for this column. All news items of interest to
women are welcomed.
Mr. G. D. Dalton spent Tuesday af
ternoon in Charlotte.
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Miss Christine Roper, of Charlotte,
is spending" a few days here.
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Mr. A. G. McNeely, of Monroe was
the week end guest of Miss Bernice
Kanipe.
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Mrs. D. F. Beachboard and daugh
ter were shopping Tuesday in Spar
tanburg.
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Major David Glickman and Mrs.
Jack Michalove spent Tuesday in
Asheville.
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Miss Mary Crowell who teaches in
Shelby, is spending the holidays here
at her home.
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Mrs. P. D. Harrill Sr. and Miss
Clara Harrill were shopping Saturday
in Spartanburg.
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Mrs. S. B. Coleman has returned
Mighty Epic
of the
Air
Dec. 27th and 28th
Princess
Theatre
Shelby, N. C.
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EFIRD'S AGAIN
Blankets $2.95
1 96 pairs 66x80 Double Blankets,
| Chatham made. These big, soft,
| fluffy Blankets are in all pretty col
| ors, as Blue, Rose, Gold and Helio,
I and make an ideal Christmas gift.
| Come early for this event. $5.00
a values Efird's price—
| $2.95
jj Efird's Dept. Store
| Forest City, N. C.
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from an extended*visit to her daugh
ter in Washington, D. C.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Poole and Miss
Mary King Harrill spent last Tues
day in Shelby, shopping.
Mr. Paul Green, of Fort Bragg is
visiting his parents, Mr. .and Mrs. S.
H. Green here for the holidays.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred K. Houser of
CherryviUe spent Sunday afternoon
here with Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hous
er.
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Mrs. T. E. Wilkins will spend the
Christmas holidays with her son,
Mayor J. T. Wilkins in Henderson
ville.
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Miss Willie Sue Mauney, of Ly
man, S. C.,will be the guest of Misses
Kathaleen and Ruth Dorsey during
the Christmas holidays.
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The many friends of Mr. Fi*ank
Smith will be glad to know that he
is improving after several weeks ill
ness.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dorsey, of
Charlotte will spend Christmas here
with the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. E. Dorsey.
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Mrs. E. E. has returned to
her home in Pinopolis, S. C., after a
visit to her daughter Mrs.. J. A.
Dennis and Mr. Dennis.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Kennedy, of
Charlotte and Mr. Ernest Butler, of
Fort Bragg, attended the funeral of
Mr. Bush Butler held here Sunday.
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Mrs. E. L. Derden and daughter,
of Greenville, and Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Martin, of Hendersonville, were the
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W. P.
Chaney.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Barber and
daughters Misses Alice, Kathrine,
Elizabeth, Minniebelle and son
Forest spent Sunday afternoon with
relatives in Hendersonville.
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Mr. Flavious Jackson will leave
Sunday for his home in Mobile, Ala.,
where he will spend the holidays and
will also go on a hunting trip while
there.
THE FOREST CITY COURIER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 192*
Mrs. Ethel Young and daughter
Ethel and Miss Sudie Young will =
j leave Thursday for Cleveland, Ohio, |
I where they will be the guests of Mr. c
! and Mrs. T. R. Taylor during the Q
! holidays. ji
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! Mrs. A. W. Falvey requests all 0
those who are filling stockings for G
soldiers at Oteen to send them to Q
her not later than Thursday morn- []
ing, as they must be shipped Thurs- j G
day afternoon. Please bear this in £
;mind and make every effort to get |i
j these stockings filled and ready to G
i 1 pack by Thursday morning. jj
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Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Dillingham, of G
! Norfolk, Va., will be the guests of Q
, j the former's sister, Mrs. J. Worth G
.Morgan and Mr. Morgan during the G
j Christmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Q
| Dillingham and mother, Mrs. J. C. G
Dillingham are now visiting relatives C
|in Asheville. ; O
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! Friends will be delighted to hear ; C
that Miss Ethel Huntley who has been Q
so very ill is improving. Miss Huntley 0
i first had "flu" and later developed G
pneumonia from which she has been Q
! suffering for nearly two weeks.
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NOTICE OF SERVICE BY
PUBLICATION OF SUMMONS G
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i North Carolina, Rutherford County. c
;In The Superior Court, . G
Before The Clerk. g
W. C. Huntley and W. B. Ham- g
! rick, Trading under the firm name G
jand Style of Huntley & Hamrick or g
; Rutherford County Laundry. 1 Q
vs. G
; Equitable Laundry Machinery Cor-1 G
poration, a corporation, and Credit g
! Alliance Corporation, a corporation. ! 0
1 The defendant above named will G
! take notice that an action entitled as ' g
i above has been commenced in the j [
j superior court of Rutherford county > jj
to recover damages alleged to have j g
I been sustained by plaintiffs caused \ |i
by defendants, and also to remove « C
a certain chattel mortgage from the ; [j
j record of Rutherford county, cover- 1 p
ing certain laundry machinery in For- C
jest City, North Carolina, in the bus-j G
i iness known as the Rutherford Coun- , g
ity Laundry; and the said defendants! G
: will further take notice that they i G
j are required to appear at the office 1 g
of the undersigned clerk of the su- j [
i perior court of said county and state, 1 0
jat the courthouse in Rjitherf ordton, j
|N. C., on or before the 10th day of ; [
: January, 1929, or within thirty days; C
thereafter, and answer or demur to
;the complaint in said action, or the Ji
J plaintiffs will apply to the court for fq
the relief demanded in said complain. , g
; This, the 9th day of December, p
1928 G
1 l-4t. J. Y. YELTON, C. S. C. G
A business leader announces that 1 C
everyone ought to be happy in this G
period of change. We all would, if we ; g
had enough of it. ; [J
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"SORREL
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Big Special
Picture
At The
WEBB THEATRE
Shelby, N. C.
Friday, Dec, 21st
DALTO IN BROS. j
The Store With Christmas Spirit |
A Thousand Gifts From Which To !
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Choose Await You |
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Silk Pajamas, fancy trim- Men's Christmas Ties in
$2.95 SI.OO and $1.50 j
Glove Silk Bloomers, Belts with Initial I
52 ' 95 $1.50 up $3.50 |
Glove Silk Vests, * • ' !
Ladies' Kid Gloves, in the Men's Gloves,
$2.95 . m newest shades, $1.95 up $3.95 f
$2.95 . [
f Whiting & Davis Mesh n j
$7.50 up $16.50 « J, j
Ladies Hand Embroider- Ig 11 i
Silk Umbrellas, ed Gowns, U H Si
$4.50 up $12.50 SI.OO |
#' Men's Bath Robes,
$3.50 up $9.95
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Men's Pajamas,
d - $1.95 up $2.95
! Toilet Sets, Boxed Bath Towels, 1 ]
| $4.95 up $14.00 98c up $1.50
j Ladies' Satin Quilted Bath Gordon V-line Hosiery, all
I Robes shades,
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p .$8.95 $2,50 : ii
Men's Scarfs, . • 4
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| Ladies' _ Silk Crepe-de- Van Haalte French Heel $1.50 Tip $2.95
! Chine Negligees, with os- Hosiery, . ;
Ij trich trimmings, * !
j; ©,•>=-> $1.50 Men's Suits, j
I $ 1 -.50 il r A
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jj /-X Silk Bed Spreads, j
ts2.So up §8.50 |
Men's Silk Shirts, rr >
$12.50 up 525.00
$7.50
Men's White Broadcloth Ie "
j . Shirts, $2.55 urj 810.00
Manicure Sets, ~
' no $ 195 $2.50 $4.95
ysc up $4.95 Sale of Blankets,
Necklaces and Bracelets, Interwoven Socks, . $1.95 $2.95
98c up $2.95 50c, 75c and SI.OO . up $9.00
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SILK DRESSES ShlMlk
$4.95 up $19.95 'M|p |
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LADIES' FUR TRIMMED COATS Tj S
$7.75 up $39.50 - \ I
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Do your shopping now while our stock is complete. cj
DALTON BROS. I
The Place to Trade. Forest City, N. C;
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