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Thursday Aft. Division No. 1 The Thursi No.' 1 will me lernoon division te club rooms t morrow (Thursday) afternoon 3:30 o’clock. Largely Attended. The circle meetings of the ehurihe. wore largely attended by ail .he «i;f fetent members on Monday afternoon at 3:30. Interesting prorrrimi* were given and a number of business ub jefcts discussed. Circles of the Churches To Hear Sousa's B||ti9 in Gastanig. ifhose who motored to Gastonia Tuesday evening to hear Sousa’s i>: rd were, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hoey, Mrs. P. L. Hennessa, Mr. ami Mrs. Gcorev HojMe, Mr. and Mrs Charles Burras, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Burgess, Mrs. Junes Webb an ! Ralph Gardner nnd William Webb Mt.-Newton t > Speak To the D. A. B.'s The Daughters < f the Revolution wjjjl have the pleasure of hearing a most charming and delightful speak er Who will appear before them Aj Fjriday afternoon at the e’ob riwnr.; Mr. J. C. Newton will address them i on the subject of "Public Education.’’ Each D. A. R. is entitled to invite one person to share with them the pleas-; ure of hearing this speaker. On this j occasion Mesdames W. F. Mitchell. 3. S. Royster and Frank Hoey will be the J gracious hostesses. Mrs. Boyce Dellinger Entertains Mother's Club. The Mother’s club was delightfully entertained on Tuesday afternoon at1 3r30 o’clock at the attractive home of | Mrs. Boyce Dellinger. The yellow jon quils in all their fresh spring beauty,1 decorated the rooms most artistically apd the blooming plants made the air fragrant with their sweet perfume.] Quite a number of the members ans-t wared roll call and the subject, “Social j Forces. Health and Cleanliness” was a revelation and inspiration. The papers' wme read in a most unders tanning Way by .Mrs. Carlos Grigg, Mrs. RuGt Hamrick and Mrs* Earl Hamrick. Aft or a round table discussion, delicious sandwiches, hot coffee, ruts and sMrets were served to the guests. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Royster Delightful Dinner Hosts. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Royster were delightful hosts at a beautiful buffet (Wsuer on Tuesday evening at " flTlock. The charming English colon ial home of the Roysters was a scene of-great beauty with yellow butter Cifcs and ferns arranged in artistic profusion. Eight tables were placed in tj^e different rooms and on each table a •little crysfal vase tied with green tulle holding the buttercups and ferns centered the tables. The daintiest lit tkp buttercup place cards were used irtftking the tables look most attrac tive. A delicious five-course dinner Was beautifully served and after the dinner, bridge was played during the evening. A most delightful evening was spent, by these young couples. Woman's Club Held Business Meeting. ‘A most important meeting of ail I the divisions of the Woman’s club was ' held on Tuesday afternoon a< the eluh I f^onis. Mrs. Morgan brought before [ this body of women many things that must be done this year and in the civ ics department, for the good of the j town. With the co-operation of the j “etty fathers" and others she is plan- : hihg a . splendid program for cleaning and beautifying tho already beautiful ^pytn of Shelby. The programs for nexi year were discussed and what would be the subjects of the studies of the * different divisions. Ways and means of making money to pay off the eluh dfbt,, for the furnishing of the club rooms was gone into with a zest. Oth er .matters of major and minor impor tance were discussed by the large ntunber of women present and in all iC-tvas a most enthusiastic crowd ready to assist Mrs. Morgan, the spien ■ did leader, in apy thing she should at tain pt, and with the cooperation .of the tewn this club is expecting to do j ^rcat things, l^cj^ial things, this j Tfr “Locker On” Writes of ifche New Traffic Signs. *->There was a touch of the big cuv our town on Saturday afternoon. flfhe new traffic signs were working to perfection.. With the green sign to go and the red sign to stop the pedes trians were kept busy looking at the over-changing colors, and the automo jpciles were minding the rules and reg 'Olations to a finish. The crowd was milling on the streets. The blue-coat ed policeman with his ceaseless watch ipg, standing on a cornsr of the square, was on his job, truly speak There was a snap in the air, and n, snap in the walk of the people. Whettter it was the traffic signs with the bells, or the sudden cold, the brisk Jiess and the friskiness of the crowd reminded the “Looker On” as she stood All items intended for this depart ment must be telephoned or sent in to the Society Editor be tori 11a. m., the day before publication. All news items of interest to women are welcomed. By Mrs. Madge Webb Rile* Telephone No. Su s _— i'. ■ a hri. ' while on the corner, of a f ast-prow big little city. The traffic sign will help. They h >k c.tificd and will help (orgostfon on >nr lour cov in a,. of the square; especially on ciiri busy Saturday-- and then when we i pro' into a Lime i n.cigh-’ hip city' we will have had experience and knew - hr v. to get. arid i< will come to us moat naturally to step lively. Welcome t-> our city, traffic igrr.s. Mr. Spangler's Birthday. Mrs. M;-,l \, Spanler gave a stag j birthday party Tuesday night at the beautiful Spangler home in Belvedere] Park, honor ng Mr. Spangler on his birth anniversary. The affair was a , romplet- ’lrprise to Mr. Spangler who knew noth ng of the lovely af-j fair until he arrived home for supper and found a dozen close friends who; had been invited to enjoy a meal with ; him. A most elaborate stumer was; served in courses, after which the . men enjoyed a few hours of jokes end conversation, Those attending were Messrs. J. ,T. l.attimore, Julius , Buttle. Paul Wootteri, Roscae Lutz, j P. L. Henn.es-a, E. B. Luttimore, Tom Lattimore. .1. VV. Spangler, » Rush, Harnr.ck. H. M. Pippin, William Line ! berger, W. C. Harris and Lee IT Weathers, SGOO in Revenue Stamps (Rutherfordton Sun) -i Register of Deeds, M. T. Wilkie 1 recorded a (Trod for Chimney Rock j Mountains Inc., last week which re quired $600 in revenue stamps. The consideration we- $600,000. It was the transfer of the old Chimney Rock company property to the Chim ney Rock Mountains. Inc. This is the most stamps on record to go on one iced in the local office. The fees taken in last week by the Register’s office were $- more than for th- entire month of Feb., 1918. Wirston-Saiem Chamber of Com merce adopts measures looking to raise fund to advertise the city and to promote civic . development. Farmers of Scotland county met, at Max ton to form a marketing organi sation. The new organization will In* known as the Federal Truck Growers Association. Native of Cleveland Disobeys Doctors To Speak of Carolina's Radiant Future. Disregarding: his physician's orders to remain in his room and fight a threatened cold. Thomas Dixon, Car olina's most famous author and play wright, arose from a sick bed just long enough to address th'1 Asheville Kiwanis club during its weekly lunch eon at the George Vanderbilt hotel last week. Mr. Dixon was received with a gen erous amount of applause ami In; address which touched a varied num ber of topics brought his audience u the 1 ighest pitch of enthusiasm that has been witnessed at n luncheon club in some time. Keferring to the real estate move ment in Western North Carolina Mr. Dixon stated that to his knowledge land in the mountain section had al ways been acclaimed as being b o high hut that he did not believe tlie peak had yet been reached. “This section,” said Mr Dixon “was reputed to he high in its reai estate values when 1 was a boy ot fourteen, my father refusing to pay $2,000 at that time for the fifteen acres that comprise the famous Bat tery Park hill, believing the price de manded was unreasonable although he was willing to pay $1,800,000 for the tract. “My coming hack to the sec.ion / f North Carolina was influenced by ninny things. My eyes were first op ened to the grandeur of the mountain region when as a boy of If I made a speech on the Crest of Mt, Mitchell. The vision ami imagination which pos sessed me at that time has always re mained a most vivid menial picture. Another thing that influenced me was that while in New York I was constantly being brought in contact with the fact that Yankees were spend ing their money, time and energy tu upbuilding ihe great (South, and it was a mutter of pride that 1 should cooperate with them in bringing prosperity to a section for which i had been working these many years. “The South has always been the garden spot of the'henflspheve hut it took generations for us to bring its beauty and attractiveness to the at tention of the world. Had the South seen the economic faults of the slave system before a war was necessary to remove it, the section would have attained its position as the greatest garden spot.” BUY THAT GOOD HIGH GRADE SOO-CO FERTILIZER MANUFACTURED BY THE Southern Cotton Oil Co. SHELBY, N. C. Our plant may be small and in a sm? II town, but we make the best fertilizers that can be made by any one, regardless of where the town is or who makes it, as we know how to make it. We use the best materials that money csl. buy. with a view of giving our good farmers of this section the very best plant food, as they are entitled to the best. When you are ready to place your order, insist on your dealer furnishing you with our brandf if Tie will not do it, come to see us, and we will see that you get what you want. Co-operate with us, trade with us, help a home industry, keep your money in circulation in your county, and you will make bet ter crops, have more money Li the fall, and be happier. We want to serve you to the best of our ability and give you che kind of fertilizers best suited for the crop you want io plant. We invite you to come at any time, go in our mixing plant, see us mixing your goods, and talk things over with us. We can furnish any analysis in mixed goods, always keeping a good supply of raw materials on hand, such as Nitrate of Soda, Kainit, Muriate Potash, Sulphate Ammonia, Sulphate Potash, or anything you need, in the fertilizer line we have it. The Southern Cotton Oil Co. SHELBY MILL. J. F^ANK JENKINS, Mgr. Prices , .. * v V Vx-v Ll SSEX / Now Effective February 27th Theugh the automobile tax reduction law will not become ef fective until March 26, we make this reduction ; T *1 Now ' vV 'VvS.i* la*. protecting Hudson-Essex buyers many days ih advance. /So there is no reason to wait. Buy-now. - ..r. New Prices “At Your Door” ESSEX G COACH HUDSON COACH H::d:or. Brougham Hviicc:; Messenger Sedan $ 905.00 $1350.00 $1605.00 $1795.00 v ' r these (ire net 0. B. Factory Prices,” but the delivered prices at J.tihnrfreight, rcwabimy war tax, and the following equipment: numbers, front r.rul roar .... electric windshield cleaner r.c.-'.V v'c-.v -mirrer .... t :. " •nii-r.lcn loc’; (built in close) .... rsuiator shutters . , . , , . ,>V Moto-mcl.:r. . . . coirAvnation stoivmia tan u nt li'r.ry icy-file of err. cS*> delivery hand!!. 7 ekerga H. & E. SALES CO. SHELBY, N. C. [udson-Essex world’s largest builders of “Sixes” and thi^d largest ' :* ' v producers of Motor Cars " 1 '^9^ these WANT AD'S r^3 V: \ BRING 9 RESULTS > NICE ROOM HOUSE Til S’UN I nVMdJ* &v< . * • M r i (•? t f. r SI"" to. -Sll V-v .•,•!). TV i! ijudc l'-ir K-id fofu» • . < '"VOia:: : : ’ tv On:,:, i:. U. Mi- ' T1 Sur. «W V. . !••. OarUt* M C. :-'-v ! b \BV CHICK ' FOR ;ALE. VCH'iTF . U fthot . T • ■ n . :..M Chet'1e< {strain. Place your i ' : Mnr.i i’ (leltv : y. ( : • ! I bv. X. C. :-- C . THERE Will- II". A- -'ALE "! h"r-,. ••• m- ■< .••••■•'-r nf ;i„. \v. I* Hn -■ v,.; n:y 1 or Frii'r.-. Mar ?• : > . :T M? - r/d cl. 1'i it uir a M- si"R,v "■ Xlr FOR SALE XH KL.OT OF- PIGS BaMi I! r ; r PUBE-FIFO WT'ivA rntr ■ >ir . 1’ It ” ' ■■LI.;” ’■'■' ’ A ‘ from Shi'p; r-:- ■ PC ••• ?' *•' ar.il Mil per 1.1 A. L. ■:; :' • C O' M. LOST OX BOAD BETWEEN FOIL ing Spriiar- ,;:-l S idfey red metal ale plank fny h a - CMC trie 1. R■■■ ar if retur; , t . \V. VV. IT !nr n. Shell'; Gracerv Co. <>*»•' FOB BE XT FOCit FOOM IIOI 'F wnl' r c ;.l ■'crC~ -. O-r i:i. C. E. Sain PemlL t il. Mi: :«• : ' • t !F YOU HAVE Cleveland S wings Prop perty 'co sell list it with A. M. Hamrick &. Cc, We are having calls daily for this property. tf c. FOR GENUINE POCAHONTAS blacksmith coal Idea! Ice and Fuel Co. tf-llc DESIRABI.F. ROOMS FOR RENT furnished, private bath and st* ..n hea.td. Mrs. W. L. Packard, Ph CHIMNEY ROCK dXD RUTHER fordtori prop.: it y for rale. We. have Severn! thousand acres of choice real estate near Chimney Rock which v.e are offering at extremely lew prices at this time. We nis i have choice town lets and small tracts at at tractive pt-i-os. We are the owners of much of this property which: We pur chased prior to. receipt developments at less .than half its rr-psent value which enables us to offer some for sale at much -1-ess than like property in the vicinity. Write us at Uu- . <• fordton, rr call upon us and let us show you what we have. We- tern Carolina Land Company, Offic-s: Rutherfordtoh, N. 0. Chimney Rock, N. C. 12t-15c k! AM.MOUTH LARGE TYPE light Brahamas. Ready to !av. Eggs to for ■'Sit. ;0 j- tooiCl. 570 eggs fro-n 2!i hens during month of February. Keeton- Poult-w Yard Civs cr, N C. ■ ' ;u:b EXECl TOR S NOtiCi; Having this day ouaiified tin e\< ci'tor of the last will nod testament of S. Caroline Bedford, bur of Cleve land county this i? to n. • all per sons havnig claims against the • i estate to present them to. the und . signed nroperlv proven-on or !W-f-.jy vi.,r. h end RV27 or tins re lice will he pleaded in bar of any right to recover thereon. All persons indi 'rod t > • :.ni estate will please make immediate > ay ment to me. ■ v. v>rc!' 1UOR GEO. R. I.ATT1MORE. Executor of S. Caroline Bedford’s will, B. T Falls, A tt y roMMifJsioNrirs s \i v. T{" virtue I T .*>« nvi!,.v„f (>1(T S'l'w ,r,r f*,:-,r, ' ' Cl ‘t.-lapd I'ounlv mad'* tp n-t'clal ni-n'*'>(*iline No 1478 ■optiMed "D. 1). \\ i urbt f.t ux v - Carri-v I. T uatt-H ipwirk ct id ■. ' the undersieet rd commissioners will rll at the : >i't hou r in Spelhv on M"MMV, VPMH. Ifiofi Cl 1; 4,VWk M- ,,r ""thin local houre the followinc vaoI estate, to-wit: Situated in 2 ..vivmdiip Cjoye land county, X. C.. and hounded -vs to Ho ws: Bojriimiiir- on *, stone. .T. 11 prueHs corner in M-fivaiu lino and rims thence with Pruett’s lino S. 7.) i.o p 10° poles to a thenr* S r, p o noles ,o a stone: thine* - t •» to a stone- th»nce S. RJ !’. o.i to a stake in the branch: thence down ^ ^ '•«” nolo, fo the mouth of a small branch; thence ue the said 1,ranch as it-** panders ’4 miles to a stake in the ’ anch with “ pop);,!- pointers; . hepm. <4 cm t0 <J«'C.vood:* thence \ 1,2 1-«V !M ru,K; *'» •’ stop,., thence N. 79 W or ,.o .v>-,pn * \ stone: thence X .49 w. it t o w,le »rYT*w ror'd;*thence X. *} W 41 1-2 roles to a stone ;n yyy •’”<» Pk'P'on': c no,*; S. In \\. ,19 1.4 poles to the beginnttp corf amine 40 M acres pore or w' Teems of fSale. One-half east, .lav y sal«\ halanco Dpce*vib«r 1 10‘>o ferred payments to bear 0 per cent interest Purchaser to ham option of paying all cash upon confirmation of tho r>a^ *his Mn^ o •?. t . ~ ‘ B. T. FALLS, Commissioners. farm LOAN'S. MONEY TO LEND », farm. lands- for a term of thirt v - • lie years at. <3 per cent interest. If ••• ; >■"i f;* see or write Man in Dinn er. fr.-M". N. C. tf-8c MY COEN MILL IS NOW RtJN n ■ Dri s your corn. R. G. Stockton. tf-27c 1 OR SALE TO At RE FARM IN S>r r-n neighborhood. Sandclay road, tii i pasture or. bottom land. G. V. liav kij.s, Shelby. tf-Lc V. ■ i i i E LH HORN LAYING Pr.i’ • an ! yearling hens for sale. Ta red erokee s- train. (llicro ! el?)' N, G. tf-Se FOR AI.E - FAIUBANKS-MORSE ■ lisht’ ip- plum with nvo motors : 2 ini'ii fun C. A. Bridges, Latti TYPEWRITIXG WANTED- OR all .kinds, of typewriting see Gr< *n. at A. NI. Hamrick and Co.’s office or phone 571. tf-8c FOR SALE EARLY JERSEY Wakefit id cabbage plants. G. C. ILimr: k, Wc. t Gardner street. tf-19c •: iHTH WILL DE CARLOAD OF mulei from Kentucky Friday night L. f table. ap or sale. P- ht. < W. White. 2-3;» WANTED ALL VARIETIES OF oak ..’id hicir ry cr< ?$ ties. J .1*. Rabb. I rn.ir, X. C. G-2Cp SEE IS FOR FERTILIZER in ton or car lot. We can save yo’i money. A. M. Hamrick & Co. tf-27c i'OR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST farms, throe r.files from a town of O' ton population or more. Hard sur faced road. Price SI50.00 per acre. W;..l trade fo»- other property. Easy te ;ins. Buy or trade now and save ;.irg IF. See M. P. Coley, Shelby* X. C Phone 200 or 030. tf-15c FOR SALE NUMBER OF SEC ond hand oil and wood cook stoves. W ■ Y. Mc.Murry. 115. W. Gardner street. tf-17e WOOD IX ANY QUANTITY AND quality. Prepared for atove or fire place. Morrison Transfer, Phone 406. tf-7c FOR SALE HOUSE AND LOT IN • Shelby. $1,750, Small cash pay ment. Balance easy. Phone 631. Also ■ om.e vacant lots-. C C McMurry 3-."c FOR SALE GOOD MULE AT A i bargain: Roy. Jones, Lattimore, R-T. ___2-3 p Humphries Estate Valued at $132,390 : (Oaffney. Ledger) To will <>f Prey or Humphries, oled in he office of Probate Judge r.o.ht VV. Stroup, leave ; ids entire er F'-‘-e eon.ost.inj: « r .">.300 acres of land ! in ( ' o okce and Cleveland counties ■•I’pra. (1 SI32,390, and personal property agyrepaJng near 813,000, to ihi.y w r-ow, Mrs. Cynthia L. Hurn •pnri.fs. for her life-time. Upon the .'th of .Jr... Humphries, the execu :,,r are directed to pay V. A. Hum | ulirics one of the sons, the sum of 1,000 niter which the remainder of t-le estate i to be equally d.vided ..among nine other children, with the j eh Idrcn of. a deceased son receiving their father': share. The wii! explains lhat'V. A. Hum phriis now has an estate of his own that will be worth more than the ; shares of tin other children after the [division. Blacksburg School Building Dedicated j Brand I.edge of Masons of South ( arolina Have Charge of the I'xcrcises at Building. f Thf cornerstone of the new $100, .000 high school building war, laid at ’ kshvi'K Tuesday with impressive • ceremonies, conducted by the Masonie ! l'lan^ lodge. Grand Master Charles ( hritzenburg, of Rock Hill, was pre sented from coming and Deputy t ^ran<l Master John W. Williams, of 1 °rk. presided placing under the i massive stone a metal box containing copies of the Blacksburg News, I Cherokee Times and Charlotte Obser : ver’ a roster of the local lodge mem | bus, memorial coins and historic I documents. The building when complete will bo one of the best in the state, one uf witi' h Blacksburg and Cherokee coun ty may be justly proud. It will serve high school pupils in six districts, all of Cherokee county east of Broad river. B. L. Hoke, superintendent of pub lic instruction, in behalf of the school explained the relation of Masonry to the cause of education. In case of some people, nature is not so grand.
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