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* Cotton, per pound *
* Cotton seed, per Lu.shel -
—Birth—Bom on Thui day Ma>v’
18th to Mr. and MV- Atwood
Daniel, a dainty daughter Mary < ,
olir.e. Mrs. McDaniel was ioi-m,,;.
Miss Ruth Houser.
—Is Notary—According to „
dispatches front Raleigh, Mi-. Viig'i
ia E. Higgins, of Shelby has l„ ",
missioned a notary public h , (;..v,.. ,
McLean.
—Williams Here—Mr. p v
iiarns, formerly of Rock "am. (;;L. | ,
removed to Shelby to make thi- , . y
his home, and has a>vcp*<-',| p sH> ,j
with the Shelby Off Suj,|,iA ,vu-j
Rook company.
—Play at Fall-tan—"A \\
Mountain Boy” an appealing a- -
stilling melodrama in five act" will
1» presentednt Eallston High school
Friday evening March both beginni r
at 7:45 o’clock. Thi - v, , postponed
from last Friday evening because t
illness in the community.
—Buys Ware Home— W. A lb t -
way. real estate broker. !.; • week , d
Che Mrs. Addie II. Ware property on
West Warren street to Dr. j. <'. jj’„.
Thu price was $7,500. The lot. whl !
contains a dwelling.- is In .>:;.*..*> ’ fe
lt is said Dr. Hicks bought the pi- n.
erty for investment
—Realty Tran it rs—Dr. I. V. Lee
hatj purchased a list from -I. T. .
s.ei on West Warren sir ct consider
ation $2,500. The deal vs:
through A. M. Hamrick and Co. M, A
Beam has purchased 2 !• •. 11i., J. At.
(irecn and others on Lack '., prop.
cist of Shelby hospital, com idcra t ; it
$G00.
—Boys Honorr I—A. C and R.
Ki.-tler, sons of Squire Zemri KistU-r
of Cleveland Mills, have just received
a distinct honor at the Atlanth
S< uthern Dental college, Atlanta, Gi.
They are seniors there this year and
i”. recognition of their high schob -tic
standing, have been cite,sen a
dei.t representatives to the miil-v in
ter clinic, a national dental clinic r<
cer.tly held at the Biltmore ly tel. .At
lanta.
—To Greensboro—!!<■ Dwight M.
Chalmers, of Charlotte, who c.miidf'■ d
a post-graduate cdur-e at the Dninr.
Thelogical Semina try eta .in shkdrr t
Theological seminary nccnt.ly. ha -
accepted the pastorate of tile chan it
by the Side of the Road at Grew, -
boro and will take charge May 1. R -v.
Mr. Cb.almt: . who is a grail gate > f.
Da' idson college and the !'•■'. n The-,
logical seminary, is a nephew of Dm
W F. Mitchell, of Shelby, and i.- -well
known here. ‘
—Buys a Home—Mr. M ' l. Man v
one of the proprietors of the NilV
.Dffy, has bought the R • Wils n
lit'rite on West Marion street, i he di al
was made through Artthonv and A ■
ebony, the consideration involved !•<.
ii g $5,250. The location of the • r o
cdy is next door to the George V»a-h
Icon home. The let cent,, as a In - -
endow, and is 72 1-2 fi ' by 2D‘>. Mr.
Maunev bought the proper!- a- an w
vestment. He now lives < X rth M
gan street.
--Zeb Beam Move*—Mr. V. -h Ream
cne of the proprietors of i.:c Brine-,
theatre, has removed from the form.:
Beam home on LaFayette and Gra.nara
i .net to a new sevrn-n w ; bungal-' C
lii southwest Shelby, which Mr. If m
built. Mr. Beam lived at the I.al
ettc- street address upwards. e 2->
years, the family being a -fix-tun in
that locality. Mr. Beam’s father an!
mother. Mr. and Mis. L, M. Tb . ,
are making their home vvitn theirs, n
and daughter-in-law, the re-tv h - i ■
1 ring near the “Billy’ Hamrick place.
THEATRES
“Cyclone Bob Reeve - ' -cts a la. t
pace in “Fighting burl." at the V. cbo.
theatre today (Wednisd wL It i> a
thrilling Western that ir. - i een Id- -
<• i differently. It has a ) at that is
hound to entertain and tit. 'I the au
tierees wherever shown, .rates the
director, as certain clene n: ha .a
beer introduced into this Western I1 ;
Hie first time. There ' plenty o'
comedy to add spice and zest.
“Lover’s Island” is due for I hur •
day at Webb’s. Tim qu ask
ed, “Do fickle women deserve ir -
bands.” After you see “l.ovei - • -
land’ you will know for it is in
main the story of two 'vomen wl.o
loved one man. One was tickle, the
other constant. It is a modern lovs
story with just the right amount oi
happy romance, tragedy. action and
diumatic suspense to make it a o r
fect picture. Coming Monday and itie*
day, Coleen Moore in “Irene.
(Special to The Star.)
The farmers have been very 1"“ *
Mowing and hauling fertiliser. I-he
thunder shower this morning be.tei:
day will probably hold up the plow
ing for a little while.
Mr. Greenberry Lovelace lost a
food mule on last Sunday.
Some of the sick folks are per mit
letter. Mr. W. G. H. Ware was able
to be at church Sunday. Mr. John IL s
and Mr, Ben Camp are still sick. Me
hope they will soon be out again.
The folks are expecting to observe
Missionary day at Oak -Grove next
Sunday.
Although we have had considerable
mow during March, the I lowers are
I looming now like spring time.
Do your Easter shopping at ( amp
bells. ‘*d
0ERSONALP
■ Folks yoy know o.i the gc U
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Mr. Kick Gurley was a Shelby vi
' dor i>n Monday.
•^K '■ J. T. Bowman is spending this
week in Spartanburg, S. ('.
Mi', hied Morgan spent Tuesday
m ( hariotte.
Ki and Mrs. I’itt Beam and Mr.
and Mrs. Grilay Lovelace spent Sun
‘■ay in Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. Terrill of Trvon
lLpli School spent Sunday here ’the
yu- „t' Mr. and Mrs. If. M. I.oy.
Mr K. I-:. Smith of Blacksburg, S.
<■ v.ho has been the truest of her
stir. Mr. Orlando Flam returned
home Tuesday.
Mr. Henry Kendall, senior at the
• date (-o!lege Raleigh, spent Monday
and Tue-day here with ho. mother,
■'Mis. Henty L. Kendall.
'hi. and Mrs. \* ilhur Mel ori i f
L'e I Mountain pent a w k with
j’ h r r ear FUonboro, in uu rii’ig
'home Sunday
Mr-. Lena Gilman who has In ■ n
' ! ‘'i ‘J-i' u -Dili, l ime ' 111*i• i left M,.
nay lor Huntersville where she ). \ j~
si'int); her daughter, Mrs. Duncan
I.oy.
Mr-. Burton Mitchell and hairy who
have- • been • spending several days
•Hie the true ts of Dr. and Mr,. Mit
chell n turned to Mt. Holly mi Tues
day afternoon.
'Mi Ivlim Darker who has been
M Jidimr the sprint; holidays here
"vith her parents, Mtv.and. Mrs. James
I'arkf ;■ return to Limestone t oilette
'h s week to resume her studies.
•dr.-. V.. N. JJnr.-'c.v and daughter
M. s Mabel Frances Herd who have
been \ iting. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Herd in Raleigh, returned home
To sdav afternoon.
Mr. Dori- Willis ha- accepted a pj»- j
.tion traveling salesman for a
drug firm in Spartanburg. He will
travel South Carolina and Georg.a
but it.- .family will remain in Shelby.1
Mi>s Mary Adelaide Roberts of
Cripyerae College will arrive today
for the spring holidays. Miss Roberts
is a gifted musician and gave her
graduating rct-tal on Monday evening
at the College.
Mrs. George Tompkins and child
ren who have been at the bedside of
her mother Mrv Shuford in Char-I
lptte, returned home this week. Mr -.
Shuford s still in the hospital and
shows little improvement.
Misses Willie McGill, and Maggie
K -■■■■. of King i Mountain. Fram es
Black of Cherryville, Claudia Spenci r.
i1 •■■da Hodmen. and America ID ndi !• k
■ f Shelliv, spent the week end with
V -s Aletha and Lalbrrn Hoyle.
Quite a number of Shelby people
spent. Saturday in Charlotte. Those
n'v taring dower were: Mrs. Freest
Ilo'iy, Miss Virgin a Hoey, Misses
Frances. Jessie and Miriam Iiovle,
V. Fay Lutz, Miss Margaret Little,1
Miss Cunningham. Miss Sheridan and
M s - Thomas.
Mr, Robert J. McCarley. Jr., of
Columbia, S. ('.. spent the weekend
•■ re with his parents. Mr. and Mrs,;
R. J. McCarley. Vottng McCarley is
of the star football players'-.of
Fotitk Carolina. He is now connected
with the state h.g{ yay as- n iation
mi will enter Clemson College mxt
May Oppose Htoapniae
WinJ: Salem. — T h e S •. , k e s
i i.imty Republican Executive * "i.i
nvittee. has given its br.dorsci: i nt. to
Mrs. J. Spot Taylor, of Danbu; y.
the parry's 'nominee for < or1 : to
the fifth (iistr'ct, to -oppose ..tavr
C. M. Steadman. who is e'pe •' ■ : to
he .'renominated by the D tie ra.<
Mrs. Taylor, whose 'husband i one
, stoki cm t most .a dive meov
bi - ■ of ■ he Den < eratic party,
whose son, John Taylor, hoi! tic
office of Reg’ ter of Deeds 'in lif'-k'S
being the . .mitu-e he Dent sen,: .
a daughter of the late Mr- *loo,t.
i f Indiana, who: for y ars was n ta- ■
,1,011s evangelist of the Quaker
, hui-cli. Mrs. Taylor, who has always j
esi.imseil-Republicanism, Is a phm's
iug speaker anil if nominated she will ,
be expected to “stump" the district, j
Young Shelby Girl
Found At Gaffney
(,;I-1 \\ hi: l i ft Home Hi re Located
l>\ l ather in South Carolina
Town Friday.
Ti, • following dispatch appearing
„ the Gaffney, S. Ledger Satur
|.,y will be of interest in Shelby:
A young woman from Shelby, who
,n-j\e<J here yesterday morning on
'outhern tram No. 15 at 9:5(1 oeloek
,va located hy city and county offi
cers and turned over to her father by
won. , ,
Lcarii'ng that his daughter, who is
,<» years old. had left home and hav
n,_, certain information that led him
o'believe she had some to Gaffney,
he father lost no time in covering
!m- 20 milos but\vef*n Gaffni'.v and
Shelby by automobile.
When be arrived and requested the
icip of the officers, the latter secur
(I information from a taxi driver
jj-.j-l answering the discrip
furnished by the father had dis
■mbarked from No. 15. and gone to
Uusgp.ve Mills.
Accompanied by Deputy Sheri! f
l,„. Watkins, the Shelbyite went to
di'sgrove where the young woman
vas found in a store. Officers here
nade no record of the altar, and
tate.l they did not remember tlie
utmes of the persons involved.
For hay. ats,
Campbells.
flour, feeds, etc.
see|
ad
SHOES—
New styles for
EASTER At The
EFJRD Pre-Easter
Sale.
Big Assortment
New Spring Dresses
At The
Efi a Pre-Eeaster
Sale.
HAPP
HOM
Wonderful Select
tions—
Wonderful Bar
Efird's Pre-Easter
Go To
—EFIRD’S—
See The Display
At The
Great Pre-Easter
Sale.
D. A. BEAM CO
t-a
FALLSTON HIGH
SCHOOL
Will Present
“A WHITE MOUN
TAIN BOY.”
An Appealing and Stirring
Melodrama in Five Acts.
Fallston High School
Auditorium
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH
28TII, 7:45 O’CLOCK
—ADMISSION—
ADULTS _35c
CHILDREN _ _____ 25c
See Campbells before you buy your
Fertilizer and nitrate of sod;* ad
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AT WEBB’S THEATRE
WEDNESDAY
Cyclone Bob Reeves in
“ “FIGHTING LUCK”
i Supported by a capable and death-defy
3 ing cast of principals. Reeves hits a he
a man’s stride in “Fighting Luck.” They call
| him'a Texas Catamount,
THURSDAY
James Kirkwocd and Hope Hampton in
LOVER’S ISLAND”
Beauty, romance, stark tragedy and thrill
ing drama, all the elements of a big story
— are in this picture.
Con. iv-: Monday and Tuesday
Colleen Moore in “IRENE.” .
- - WE LB'S THEATRE
ON dpess.es and hats
Pretty Ime of $14.95 Dresses, Pre--Easier
Sale Price.* $10.95
Plat crepes, Crepe de Chine and Georgette.
Varied assortment in bright Easter Col
c ed Hats.
One let regular price $3.50, Pre-Easter
Sale Price .. . . $2.48
Ma..y belter Hats, prices ranging from
$3.50 to $10.00.
Dresses end Hats to suit and fit old and
young.
MBS. F. N. WOOD
South Shelby
Cut Of The High Priced District.
in
Is now the most widely used short
patent flour in the entire Piedmont
section.
it has replaced more expensive
flours in many She’ey kitchens and is
gaimng hey/ fvlends every day.
No flour, whatever its cost may be,
can be more scientifically milled or
more carefully handled, from the
wheat berry, to the finished flour than
is
CAROLINA MADE
We ask every lady in town, who tries
to give her family the very best to be
had in foods to give Carolina Made a
trial. This is all we ask. Try it once
and we know you will accept no other
flour from your Grocer.
Our flours are handled by every
store in town.
The merchant is not obliged to keep
large stocks of our products, because
he can obtain fresh supplies from the
mill on a moment’s notice, and every
sack of flour sent out is fresh and
wholesome.
Eagle Roller Mill Co.
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Doing What You Yourself Expect Your
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OF COURSE, you have a definite
purpose, but without application,
work and more work, there can be no
results.
BY BRINGING TO THE BANK
A PORTION OF WHAT
YOU EARN YOU WILL HAVE
SOMETHING SHOW FOR
YOUR LABOR.
| First National Bank
[ OF SHELBY* N. C.
1 RESOURCES FOUR AND A HALF
S MILLION DOLLARS.
COM I ‘LET E EQ UIPMENT
EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT
Stands For -
PROMPTNESS
and
ACCURACY
WE seek the opportunity of extending
to you a system that SATISFIES—
A SERVICE you can depend on.
Get a Good Bank Back of You
It May Mean a Great Deal TO YOU
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SHELBY - LATTIMORE - LAWNDALE
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“IN UNION THERE IS STRENGTH."