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/ Cecelia Music Club to Meet. The Cecelia Music club will meet with Mrs. S. R. Riley tomorrow aft ernoon December 10th. The hour is 3:30. South Washington Hridgc Club Meets. The South Washington Bridge club will be entertained by Mrs. O. M. Gardner on Saturday afternoon. The hour is 3:30 o’clock. Evening Division Meets. The Evening Division of the Wo man’s club will meet on Thursday evening at the home of Oeland Washburn. Daughter of Confederacy To Meet. The Cleveland Guards chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy will meet at the home of Mrs. Z. J. Thomp son on this afternoon, Deceml>er 0th. The hour is 3:30 o’clock. Mr. Troy McKinney Host . e Mr. Troy McKinney was n delight ful host on Friday evening when he entertained a number of his high school friends with u most enjoyable party. After games and music, deli cious refreshments were served these happy young people. Afternoon Division No. 1 Postponed.' The Afternoon Division No. I of the Woman's club which was to have met this Thursday afternoon has been postponed until ufter the Christmas holidays. Division No. 2 will meet with Mrs. John Blanton Thursday afternoon at “L$>kcr On” Writes Of ^Championship Game. all over now% and the teams hoftke but our boys went down in a glorious defeat—but who suffered mo|£, the team or the Shelby high school girls? Had the town seen their facg^—for they were together at a meeting, when the score reached them it ||>uld have truly appreciated their feejjngs. Their hearts ached, they showed it, but they were loyal t othe boj8|. They all said in one voice, “we wopd not have cared so much only for ^Charlotte” and these beautiful yoqpg girls voiced the feelings of mato of the Shelby folks, deep down in j^eir hearts for they felt the same way, , . f Mia*..Gardner Entertains Children of Confederacy. '■Miss Margaret Love Gardner enter taimkf the Junior chapter of the Chil dren: of the Confederacy on Saturday afternoon at 3 o’clock. The rooms were thrown together and the soft lights made a warm, bright scene within. Quite a number were present and In most interesting program was rendered by Misses Charlie Mae Laugh ridge, Virginia Hoey and Elizabeth Dudley after the business session and program were concluded, Miss Gard ner *assisted by Mrs. Max Gardner, Mral.J. L. Webb and Mrs. S. R. Riley served a sweet course consisting of ice cream, cake, nuts an deandy. Mis! Ebeltoft Ishpening Hostess. Miss Elizabeth Ebeltoft’s beautiful home on South Washington street pre sented a beautiful Christmas scene witlifn, her rooms being artistically and exquisitely decorated with ropes of Christmas greenery, holly, and poted bloom plants on Friday after nooflTwhen she was the gracious host ess*to the Ishpening club. The mem ber* were out in full force despite the increment weather and a most enjoy able afternon was spent. The program wat most interesting and the papers wegk carefully and delightfully pre pared. After papers were laid aside Miip Ebeltoft assisted by her mother, served the most delicious refreshments the^Christmas idea being carried out perfectly in these delectable dainties. Meadames Blanton and l-ine berfer Joint Hostesses. One of (fee loveliest of the enrl.v ChMstmas parties was the beautiful tea.tgiven Friday afternoon by Mes daipes George Blanton and J. D. Line berfer at the former's handsome home on West Marion street. Mrs. Blanton dec&ruted her reception rooms very attwctively with a color motif of red an<£green the Christmas colors; holly an<£poinsettas being used in charming effect. Mrs- J. F. Jenkins and Mrs. S. R. Jtiley received at the door and Mrs Cly$e R. Hoey and Mrs. 0. M. Gardner received in the drawing room. Mrs. Jenitins wore a beautiful orchid gov(ji and Mrs. Riley black satin bead ed Jh roses. Mrs. Hoey wore old blue vel#t brocaded in roses and silver. In thegreceiving line were Mrs. Blanton in cfearming gown of powder blue bro radgd velvet, fur and silver trimmed, Mr*. Lineberger was beautiful in red velvet. Five charming matrons from r -1 1 1 -\ All items intended for this depart ment must he telephoned or sent in to the Society Editor before 11 a. tr.., the day before publication. All news items of interest to women are weleomed. By Mrs. Modern Wehh Riley Telephone No. 30 V. ---—_» Gaffney, R. C., were guests of honor. They were Mesdames Ledbetter in black satin and lace, R. S. Lipscomb in black and while chiffon, T. R. But ler in black chenille, Charles Haines black crepe back satin and lace and Mrs. Louis Wood brown atin. Invitin'# the guests into (he dining I room were Mesdames Carl Thompson I in Mack beaded satin, green trimming and Mrs. Odus Mull in brocaded broche and satin. Receiving in the sun parlor were Mrs. Jap Suttle in black geor gette beaded in old blue and Mrs. Paul Wehh in tan beaded georgette fur trimmed. In the dining room were Mrs F. Sherrill in black satin and Mrs. A. W. McMurry in electric blue chif fon, were seated pouring tea. The tea table was beautifully appointed hav ing for its center piece a handsome silver basket with poinSettas and holly. .Numerous red candles burned in sil ver candlesticks. Tea was served with delicious salad, sandwiches, cheese straws, nuts and mints. Assisting in the dining room were Mrs. Walter Fanning in blue velvet broche, Miss Amos Willis in black georgette, Miss Agnes McBrayer in rust georgette beaded in turquoise blue, Miss Mary Harris in flame chiffon and Mrs. Tom Moore in biscuit chiffon beaded trim mings. The reception hours were from 4 to 4:30 o’clock and in spite of the very inclement weather a large num ber were entertained’ Harvey Jetton jr.. Marries in Charlotte. The man yShelby friends of Harvey W. Jetton, jr., son of former Chief of Police H. W. Jetton of the town of Shelby will be interested in the an nouncement of his wedding which took place Friday evening at 7 o’clock in the home of Mr. J. J. Austin, 1321 E. Fourth St., Charlotte, Rev. C. B. Mnshburn officiating;. The bride was lovely in a brown ensemble suit, mid-season hat and accessories to match. She wore a cor sage bouquet of bride's roses and swansonia. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Sallie Gill Wilson, and was graduated from East Carolina college in 1022 and since that tljtne has been {caching in the Charlotte schools. She has made many friends with the faculty and student body. She is a young wo man of bright intellect and attractive, winning personality. Mr. Jetton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Jetton of Lincolnton. He is a young man of pleasing personality and sterling character and holds a responsible position with Belk Broth ers in Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. Jetton left immedi ately after the ceremony for northern points. Mitchell-Cross Wedding Brilliant Church Affair zWith a beautiful setting and witness ed by a large assemblage of relatives and friends, the marriage of Miss Adele Dolores Cross and Mr. Burton Forrest Mitchell was brilliantly sol emnized at six o’clock Wednesday ev ening at Trinity church. The service of the Episcopal church was said by Rev. George O. Watts. The decora tions were elaborate, a profusion of artistically arranged smilax, white chrysanthemums and burning candles producing a lovely effect. The bride's grandmother Mrs. J. L. Slaydon, Mrs. Herbert Nichols and Mrs. Henry M. Lupton rendered the nuptial music, the following program being given; urgan uverture from Lohengrin by Mrs. Lupton. Violin-~Romapce bv Mrs. Nichols. Voice—“AH For You”, ‘O, Perfect Love” bv "'Mrs. Slnydon. Violin Obligato by Mrs, Nichols. Or gan “Pomp anil Circumstance” Reeds Willows bv Mrs. Lupton. Voice—“Un til” by Mrs. Slaydon. During the ceremony Mrs. Lupton and Mrs. Nichols played “O Perfect Love” from the Episcopalian hymn book. To the strains of the time-hon ored wedding march by Mendelssohn, the bridal party led by the ushers, Messrs Clavden Cross, William Marry, Nathaniel Gerhart. Prim Rodriquqez, John and George Conroy, advanced to the altar. The maids and grooms en tered alternately. The gowns worn by them and the matron of honor were fashioned alike and were of the rain bows colors. Panne velvet was the material used, with gold cloth trim ming. The bodice was cutV-shaped outlined with rhinestones, and flower of contrasting color adorned the right shoulder. The skirt was draped at the waist with an ornament an insert of gold cloth and a puffing of the same materiu! around the hem added charm to the costume. The flowers were arm bouquets of yellow specimen chrys anthemums tied with gold ribbon and tulle and each girl wore in her hair a wreath of gold leaves and flowers. Miss Sadie Hurst of Montgomery, Ala., and Miss Kathryn Starling of Hopkinsville were in gold and Miss Mary Yancy Fort and Miss Finley Elder in orchid. The groomsmen were (Continued on page four.) OUR CLOSING OUT SALE IS GOING GREAT THE FIRST WEEK WAS BEYOND EXECTATIONS. IT WILL GET BETTER AND BETTER. REMEMBER ALL NEW FUR NITURE COMING WILL BE PUT ON SALE AT REDUCED PRICES. <. . Sale To Run All This Month But It Will Pay You To Gome Now We are closing out this store (The Arcade, next door to J. N. Del linger’s Grocery Store.) We have fifteen to twenty thousand dol lars worth of Furniture and home Furnishings which must go. The prices we have placed on this stock will move it quickly. II you are interested in buyfrfg anything in the Furniture line it will certainly pay you to buy here—AND NOW. We regret that we could not wait on all who came in last Sat urday and we cordially invite you to come back. Come during the week. Take your time—look our stock over—item by item. We have a full and complete line of Furniture and Home Fur nishings. Hundreds of items suitable for Christmas Gifts. It will pay you to drive miles and miles buy here. COME AND HELP US DISPOSE OF THIS WONDERFUL LY FINE STOCK BY CHRISTMAS DECEMBER 25TR IT MUST GO—KEEP IN MIND THE STORE AND PLACE. THE ARCADE FURNITURE COMPANY—Next Door to J. N. Dellinger’s Grocery Store. PROFITS ARE FORGOTTEN DURING THIS SALE. THANK YOU The Arcade Furniture Company SHELBY, N. C. A SALE RIGHT IN THE BUYING SEASON. JUST AS YOU WANT IT—WHEN YOU WANT IT— MONEY TO LEND AT A LOW rate of interest on improv’d farms. Long or short time. Land tide work 0. M Suttle. tf-23e FOUND — NEAR HICKORY creek on W. H. Blanton farm a bicy cle. Owner see Charlie Crow on Blan ton Farm. l_9p WANT HOOD SECOND BAGS that will hold 100 pounds meal and 100 pound hulls. Prefer our brands and sir.es, but will buy others. Come to see us or call us up. Shelby Oil Mill. tf-21 c FOR SALE—TEN ROOM RE.-U dence two blocks from square, on .Ma rietta street. A fine home and a good investment. Rents now for fifty dol lars per month. J. B. Nolan, Lawndale. 2-0c FOR SALE-ONE HUDSON coach 1024 model. See Ralph R. Hoev at Cleveland Drug Co. ,1-5 CAY MERRY CHRISTMAS THIS year with your photograph. Ellis Studio. l_9c I AM AGENT FOR HERCULES enginesthat burn either gas or kero sene. They are guaranteed to give satisfaction and I will be glad to give you my low prices. Sizes from one and half to 12 horsepower. See Fred Mel ton, near Lawndale R-l. SAVE YOUR MEAL AND HULL bags, we will buy them back. Shelby Oil Mill. tf-21c i NOW IS THE TIME TO TRADE! I your old car for a better one See Dog gett Bros, Shelby, N. C. D9c i RUNNING WATER IN YOUR home the Kewonee way; $140.00 up. No air compressor to give trouble.! i See G. V. Hawkins. tf-19c NICE LOT OF PIGS AND Shouts for sale. See any of the boys or D. A. Beam. 3t 9c FOR SALE—THREE EXTRA fresh milk cows, also one two and a half year old thoroughbred Jersey bu'l and four heifers 18 months old. J. S. Mull, Shelby R-7. ^ 2-5p D.tlRY AN V POULTRY FEEDS, I'unoa Brand *>».<t ». . it.e • r|;et at Webb Brother •. 2t fie IF YOU EVER DID THINK OF buying a good used car you sure should see what we have to offer this week. Doggett Bros. l-9c LOST FRIDAY NIGHT SLENDER, medium sized white and brown spot ted hound 2 1-2 years old. Answers to ‘Wheeler”. Liberal reward for dog or any information. Chess Dalton, Phone 8903, Waco, N. C. 3_2p NICE LOT OF PIGS AND Shouts for sule. See any of the j boys or D. A. Beam. 3< 9c LET ME FURNISH AND PLANT your shade trees. I guarantee them to live. J. J. Wilkins, South Shelby. 4-5p WE SURE HAVE SOME GOOD used cars at cheap prices. Doggett Brothers, Shelby, N. C. l-9c STORE ROOM FOR RENT—IN Arcade building, next door to John Dellinger, size 35x100. Possession Jan uary 1, 1925. T. W. Hamrick Co. tf-5c NICE, CLEAN, COTTON Rags wanted at Star Office, tf FOR SALE—ONE BASE BURNER at a bargain. Can be seen at Star of fice. FOR RENT-GOOD TWO HORSE farm, one mile from consolidated Un ion school, good new five room house, good level land. Want to furnish stock. C. L. McEntire. 3-9n FOR SALE ON DECEMBER 13 AT 10 o’clock, farm tools, roughness, corn, buggy, wagon and horse if not sold before. W. B. Smith, St. Paul Church near Waco. 2-5p FOR RENT—TWO HORSE FARM Tenant to furnish stock. For sale one Ford son practically now, also two farm mares. Dr. Peeler, Shelby. l-9c FOR GENUINE POCAHONTAS blacksmith coal. Ideal Ice and Fuel Co- tf-llc WANT TO BUY GOOD SECOND hand meal and hull bags. Shelby Oil Mills. tf-21c THIS IS TO NOTIFY ALL PAr7 ies not to accept any check on any bank signed by Gordon Beach Gray son and R. N. Grayson. 2-9p WILL BUY ANY AMOUNT OF seed cotton. 0. W. Brooks, Lattimore, _ 8-14p DAIl Y AND POULTRY FEEDS, C*" inn Brand, best ,r. the market! at Webo Brothers. 2t be TOR KALE 100 ACRE FARM, TWO miles cast of Newton. N. C. Good 6 room house and outbuildings, one-half mile of schools and church. A. L. Boyd Newton, N. C., . 4-5e CHRISTMAS CARDS. WE take orders. The Reliefgraf process looks and feels like en graving but costs about Half as Much. Beautiful lines of sam nles to select from. Cleveland Star. It 18p FULCRUM GATE FOR SALE AT Wildi brothers. 2t 5 c FOR RENT—TWO GOOD TWO horse farms. Good land. Well located. For sale four farm mules and two horse;-. Apply W. H. Jennings, tf 9c FARM FOR RENT—I still have part of the big Wells farm near Polk vi.ll for rent. Have fine proposition for. good farmer that takes care of and improves land. Chas. H. Wells. FOR SALE EARLY JERSEY Wakefield cabbage plants. Twenty cents per 100 postpaid. R. F. Stamey, R-2 Lawndale. 8t lip STRAYED SATURDAY FEMALE English pup. Black with tan legs.' Re ward. Notify T. E. Hayes, R-2. Kings Mountain. 2-9p FULCRUM OATS FOR SALE AT Wept, Profilers. 2t 5 z WE WILL HAVE TO ARRIVE Friday of this week at E. L. Wear.hers home at Union, a car of pigs and s boats for sale. E. L. Weathers and Spurgeon Whisnant. 2t 9c FARM LANDS WANTED —IP you want to sell your farm lands get in touch with me at once. F. K. Graham 22.'! Latta Arcade, Phone 29, Char lotte, N. C. tf-13c FOR SALE AT BARGAIN. FIVE room house. 100 foot front porch, lights, lot 50x200 fronting on Clegg St. W. Shelby. See W. II. Putnam, Shelby, N./C. R-2. MONEY TO LEND—THE FED eral Land Bank or Farmers’s Bank lends money all the time on farm land. Sc Rush Stroup, Secy, and Treas. 12-21c * ON TUESDAY DECEMBER 16th, at 2 o'clock the chr • h benches, pul pit stand, neitvg stove and some carpet and cti or things will De sold at rc'di: i’uctip i a. Now Bethe' ‘hurch. Ti row ' ash. ’ i id*rg •«u:..ittoc, hy •' irme Elan.. "’t 9c Farmers of Stanly County are har vesting 100 bushel', end over of les nedeza seed per acre th’s fall. Or.e farmer \v ‘h a mowing machine and seed pan attached harvested 75 bush els in lojx th'.n 20 r •> i's a i was off ered ?5 !»-• r b'ishei for all that he would not need This man just went out a til hand fid state* farm ngeut 0. II Ph'P'p.. If everybody who thinks himself a genius, were 'really one, who would do the world’s work ? Being courteous is much more to One’s, credit than merely being respec table. Fortune smiles on some people be came ihey never frown at it, but grab at it. A surety company official says fat men are good risks. At least some bodv loves a fat man. Some folks never resist temptation because they are afraid that it will never come again. Don't insist on keeping your light under a bushel because it may be wasting a perfectly good bushel. An Indiana supreme court judge was selected by one vote. It was so close that he will not need a shave during bis term. Folks born without a silver spoon in their mouth may find consolation in the facf that they might have choked to death on it. PUBLIC AUCTION 1 will sell at public auction at mv home on Friday Decem ber 12 at 1 o’clock, the fol lowing: .2 mule colts, 15 months old. Poland China Stock hog. Cider mill. Pea Thrasher. No. 10 Cream separator. Long show case. 2 counter scales. 2 buggies. One Gee-Whiz and other farming implements and tools, with some household goods. c. c. BEAM Shelby, Route 1.
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