SHELBY GAN BE PROSPEROUS ONLY WHEN FOLKS IN THIS
TION AND HAVE CONTRIBUTED THE ENERGY NECESSARY
COMMUNITY HAVE SET THEIR HEARTS IN THAT DIKEC
TO BRING THAT CONDITION ABOUT.
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SHELBY WILL BE PROSPEROUS IN REALITY WHEN EVERY.CITIZEN HAS ASSUMED HIS OR HER SHARE OF CIVIC
RESPONSIBILITY.
COMMUNITY PROGRESS MEANS GOOD GOVERNMENT, CLEAN MJNjDS, THE SPIRIT OF SERVICE, ALLEVIATION OF
POVERTY, ABSENCE OF UNEMPLOYMENT, INCREASE OF CO-OPERATION AND AVOIDANCE OF WASTE.
AND THIS PROGRESS WILL NOT COME FROM ANY SINGLE EFFORT. EVERY ONE'OF US IN SHELBY MUST’CONSTANT
LY STRIVE FOR THE BETTERMENT OF THE COMMUNITY IN EVERY WAY RoSSt^E.
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LET US HAVE THE COURAGE, ENERGY, ENTERPRISE AND PATRIOTIC SERVICE TO MAKE SHELBY AN EXAMPLE AND
INSPIRATION TO OTHER COMMUNITIES. ,
LET US MAKE OUR TOWN MORE THAN A MERE PLOT OF GROUND ON WHICH WE LIVE. LET US WORK TOWARD
WHAT SHELBY SHOULD BE. THEN, WITH ALL WORKING TOGETHER, “THE IDEAL COMMUNITY” WILL INEVITABLY
BE THE COMMENT WHEREVER THE NA ME OF OUR TOWN IS MENTIONED..
THE FOLLOWING SHELBY FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS HEARTILY SUBSCRIBE TO THE ABOVE APPEAL TO CIVIC
PATRIOTISM.
D. A. BEAM MOTOR CO.
Durant and Star Cars, Coal, Fresh Meats, Live Stock
and Real Estate.
ARCADE FURNITURE COMPANY
High Class Furniture at Moderate Prices.
UNION TRUST COMPANY '
Shelby — Lattimore — Lawndale —Falls ton
“In Union There Is Strength.”
CLEVELAND BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Own Your Own Home by Paying A Lilli, Each Week.
ARROWOOD-HOWELL LUMBER CO.
We are on the Job With AH Kinds Building Materials.
CLEVELAND BANK & TRUST CO.
A Bank Equipped to Serve.
ROBERTS-MAUNEY AUTO PARTS
COMPANY
Parts and Supplies for Cars and Trucks.
BOST’S BAKERY
Boat’s-,Better Bread, Pies and Cakes.
J. W. SPANGLER
Exide Battery and Service Station.
We Charge and Repair all Batteriefc.
C. C. GREEN, Phone 293.
‘Produce, Paints and Poultry Feeds.
a. C. “McNEELY CO’.
"Exclusive Ladies Wear of Quality.
SHELBY HARDWARE COMPANY
Hardware and Mill Supplies.
The Store of Service.
PAUL WEBB,
The Rexall Druggist,
Drugs, Seeds, Paints and Oils.
W. C. WRIGHT MACHINE SHOP
General Repair Work. We Sell And^press Solid Truck
Tires. Welding and Brhsing.
T. W. HAMRICK COMPANY
Jeweler's and Optometrists.
PARAGON FURNITURE COMPANY
Shelby’s Leading Furniture Dealer and Undertakers.
WASHBURN & COMPANY
Hardware—Sportihg Goods—Gasoline.
SHELBY CREAMERY COMPANY
Making a Reputation for Cleveland County.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK of SHELBY
Capital and Surplus Half Million Dollars.
GRIGG and HAMRICK, Phone 26
Hay, Fertilizer, Coal an4Mrood.
ANTHONY and ANTHONY
We Sell Farm and City Property.
SHELBY BUILDING & LOAN ASSO.
17,500 Shares In Force—J. F. Roberts, Secretary-Treas.
FARMERS HARDWARE COMPANY
Utility Hardware Of Course.
AREY BROTHERS
Texaco Petroleum Products—Chevrolet Cars.
IDEAL ICE & FUEL CO.
Wood Coal and Icci Phone 250.
CLEVELAND MOTOR COMPANY
Dodge Bros., Sales and Service. C. P. Peeler Manager.
EAGLE ROLLER MILL CO.
High Grade Flour and Feeds.
WRAY-HUDSON COMPANY
Star Brand Shoes—General Merchandise.
W. C. HARRIS, Real Estate
A Good Investment is Worth a Life-Time of Labor.
W. L. FANNING & CO.
Outfitters to Men, Women and Children.
O. E. FORD COMPANY
Buggies, Wagons, Farm {Machinery, Mixed Fertilizers,
Soda and Acid Phosphates.
SHELBY and CLEVELAND COUNTY
B. & L. ASSOCIATION *
Cleveland County Home Builders.
SHELBY STEAM LAUNDRY
For Satiafaetory Laundry Service of All Kinds
REX CIGAR COMPANY
rHavayRexa, Skill, Champagne Cigars.
TRANK L. HOYLE
Fire, Life, Accident, Health and Auto Insurance.
SOCIAL
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a few intimate friends and relatives.
Prior to the ceremony Mrs. Grady
Lovelace sweetly sang “At Dawning’
accompanied at the piano by Mr,
Grady Lovelace, who played the wed
ding march from “Lohengrin'. The
bride and groom entered together and
Dr. Lemons performed the impres
sive ring ceremony. The hall, parlor
and dining room were artistically de
corated with a profusion of peach
bio; yoms, jonquils and plum blossoms.
The soft glow of the candle- light
made the scene one of beauty and
long to be remembered. Mr. Lovelace
softly played “To a Wild Rose”, dur
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ing the ceremony.
The bride, who is very handsome
and stalely, was lovely in a midnight
blue satin back crepe and coat to
match with squirrel trimmings. Her
hat was a small model of black and
accessories to match. Her bouquet
was an old fashioned shower bouquet
of brides roses and valley lillies. The
The bride is one of the attractive
members of the social set in Shelby,
v--ry popular, and a talented musician
The groom is a son of Mr. D. Augus
tin h B an and is one of Shelby’s
most popular men in the social and
busines life. Dr. and Mrs. Beam left
after the ceremony for a motor trip
—after which they will be at home
for the time bemg with Mr. and Mrs.
Kendall. The out-of-town guests for
the wedding were: Dr. apd Mrs. C. M.
Beam, of Asheville; Dr. and Mrs.
Kemp Funderburk, of Monroe; Mr.
Speight Beam, of Charlotte; Mr. Rob
ert Beam of Albemarle;; Miss Fan
Barnett of Gastonia; Mr. and Mrs.
Barnett Cabaniss and Miss Martha
Wray Cabaniss of Charlotte.
The following announcements have
been issued:
| Mr. a; d Mr.. Kemper Kendall an
i noutrec the marriage of their daugh
I ter May to Dr. A. Pitt Beam on Sat
I urday, the fifth of April, nineteen
■' hundred and twenty-four, Shelby,
i North-Carolina.
\ Smallpox Cannot Be
\\ Quarantined By Law
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! Sonic of the physicians have receiv
ed hater- from anxious ones wonder
ing why the few cases of smallpox
have not been quarantined. Dr- Ben
Gold, comity physicians, calls atten
tion to th, act that there is no quar
ant e law for smallpox. Since schools
require all children to be vaccinated
arid since vaccination has proved a
sure preventative, the state does not
I consider it non•>-ary to quarantine
I: few cases that might develop. Al
ai though this winter there have been
II reported not over fifteen cases of
» ; smallpox throughout the county.
|| Measl-s I'.-tr been oil the rampage, but
<j th, disease is on the decline, few
| j c: being reported as the Spring
i | weather comes on. Many of schools
I v-rr- interrupted by measles epidem
| ms, but there were fewer complica
5 lions tollcwing this disease tliap ev
I er in the history of an epidemic of
I this kind.
HOLDUP FRUSTRATED
nv TELEPHONE GIRL
I An alvr.n sounded by Miss Margar
i f. Winter, a telephone operator,
( rated a holdup late Monday of
I the First. National bank of Elmgrove,
j a suburb of Wheeling, W. Va.„ The
| band,t taking flight was wounded by
a shot fired by a member of the posse.
Batik officials declared that only $50
was missing but $2,000 was found in
uv' man’-, clothing when examined at
a hospital according to the police,
j i£e man refused to give his name.
The bandit had stacked $12,000 in
; currency on the bank counter after
| holding up the employes at the point
i o. a pistol. Seeing the approach of
the posse he grabbed a handfull of
btlle as he ran from the bank.
SOUTHERN PREPARING TO
HANDLE PEACH SHIPMENTS
Two mdes of “passing” side tracks
are t„ he built on the Yadkin road be
tween Salisbury and Norwood in or
der to accommodate the large peach
shipments that are to be handled over
thi/ road during the coming season.
It/-s estimated that 1,600 car loads of
peaches from the famous North Caro
lina orchards will b-' handled over this
line during the season. All of these
cars will be iced at the East Spencer
tec plant and wil be handled at night
in order to catch fast freights over
the Southern early in the morning
USED CARS WORTH THE MONEY
One Studebaker Special six, ’22
model. ’
One Studebaker light six 22 Model.
One Buiek six, new paint ’21 model.
One Buiek six, ’19 model.
One Buiek six, ’17 Model.
One Dodge touring, ’20 Model
One Chevrolet Touring, ’23 model.
One Ford touring without starter
model.
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DQGGETT BROS.,
2-8c
Dll. R. C- HICKS
DENTIST
Office Shelby National
Bank Building. Phone 421
Shelby, N. C.
ONE GOOD FORD TRUCK FOR
sale. Arey Bros. 2-8c
FOR SALE—NEW OVERLAND
roadster would exchange for lot.
Shelby Candy Co. 2 8p
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