Th? WomsnY. ( lut> to
Serte Supper.
The Woman's t-liib w:!! ?v- --.no
rwr to tip K"A,in;- dob on
day #*. i-ninr at *b< Woman'.-* <!ot
room. M.-t-. *'■>
'been annotated ard'a »•;*?« » :*?■!
pood. <apmr :.wilF be rv<- ? th
rten of orpanizn1. ■ . T» ; s''.’
is expected to Kpcak.
Twr nt jet h Ct r.» or*. < t.
Wish Mrs. Griffin.
. ■ •
was displayed ' lit »h* bcjwt fyl <i"
••or.'tion. of »he attract!';- hen'' of
Mrs..- 1- C. Griffin on Friday -'after-,.,
noon v ir m .Mr- Griffir: v;z tf: .*■ *
clous i-.o !-,« to the T^mfcr- • ' th*
TVrn* -th dui* -ft four
o'clock. Sfpri :g flow -*rs in- ..delist* ' -
fill :»! f.H ; a:,-> r.vi'-'
ot«*r! the beauty >f p. A mas t
J»tere»tin" program PM been nit
nrrd a-d % “If. '
irp wofn' R ’•jbp-et - ' '
Biofrai.h Fketebs of Edm S*.
Vinont Miihtv Mr-.. Mr.
Braver. Poems, h- Mr Mm : m • *
per. <h- play bv Mr .! I' Lint ' "r
per. 'fbrso, paper were . auti' dlv
prepared and niojdidi" r*T »
During the social hour Mrs. Grn’in
assisted bv her. daughter, MP1' Mrrv
Grjffin served a- t* jhpttair -.n.d
'sweet course and fayd'"each- member
a little Easter favor.
MrfSrattr
En'crt.-ins f-Apt-nine < bib.
At the delightful home o' M
Ruby MfBrayir <>n Thursday after
noon the member-' of t. i-hi • :ii"
rich end a few vi« tot were beauti
fully entertained, \v 1 h a mwi eniov
fblf and lov.-Jy bridge party. The ,
Eii'rr motif was charmingly carried
out in the decoration and delieiou
refreshments, Jonquil '.n all ‘heir
yellow beauty graced ’he m::i el
tables and pa no. The litth ore and
place card* were .of ibis flowei toe
end the table* where 'he card »t«'
played were centered with lovely
cohered crvstn! vases- holding flu
flower of th* afternoon. Five table*
of bridge was played, during the en
joyable hour and much enjoved. 1
VVhtn the card* were laid aside Mi ■ I
MeBraver us* st*d by her mother.
Mr*. Mary McBrayer, Mi* Agne ■
McBrayer and Mr*. .1, S. Dortc.n
served a beautiful salad and swer/t
course.
Mrs. George Blanton
llf itess to ( hicora
Mr*. George Blanton entertained
th* member* of the Chieora club , at
her ded ghtful home on Friday after
noon at 3:S0 o'clock. The rooms
tvljrre the member* assembled were
bright with spring flowers their de
licate b-auty enhaocintc the howl's
t>* <1 • va-e? used .as their receptacle*
The progrntn was most appr >nriat°
for the reason the subject being.
“Under the Open Sky." The roll call
was answered with American tree:;
and flower*. The first naper was
"My life and Work,” by Luther
Burbank. Mrs. Hennessa made her
paper so interesting you could al
most -«•■» the plant* grow. Mrs. L. 1‘.
Holland followed with a lofty and
beautiful paper on "The Forest",
then Mr Sim McMurrv in her
charm.ng way told the club member
all about "American Wild Flowers/'
This concluded one of the most en
joyable and entertaining programs
of the year. When the papers were
laid aside Mrs. Blanton assisted by
her daughter Mis* Millicent served a
most delic.ou*' salad and sweet
course.
Afternoon Division No 2
Has Delightful Meeting.
At the Woman's club room on
Thursday the members of the After
noon Division No 2 held a most de*
ltghtful meeting Mrs. Frank Sandi i -
and Mrs. Richard Brabble being the
gracious hostesses. The room was
beautifully decorated with spring
flowers and a profusion of jonquils
“ Easter motif was carried out
decorations and refreshments.
Herman Eskridge was leader,
a business session she call
the following program, the
subject be ng “The Quare
Mrs. Clayton Peeler gave a highly
entertaining naper on the Anecdotes
from the Book. This was followed by
“The Southern Highlander" given In
instructive way by Mrs. Will King.
Mrs. C. C. Pearce then gave some de
lightful readings of Mountain Liter
In the absence of Mrs. Frasier
Olin Hamrick read her intcrest
Charming music was fur
by Miss Alice Sanders and
Dorothy K.ng which added
the afternoon's enjoyment,
program was concluded the
most delicious and aDpetlzing re
freshments were served by the host
Lovelace Enterains
Music Club.
spring in the air and a beau-j
the members of the Cecelia j
lb, and a number of delight- ]
rs assembled at the liospi
j charming home of M rs.
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A!) items : ,*.er.'><*•! i- r tftr» it-p***
rf..f » 0- | r-r ■ ' t in
to - p ^rf-cv F,<i“.rtr' t><rt? 1! a.
m., , h'- <■;, , ' -i A Li
r.f'fj ,r- rr;< f ii t*r< *. to women
are 'n-ek-Wru-A
Ey V. V••:::» V.V . Rite*
tv, • • He^
Ms l'i: n * )••’ • ?’* ■ r i(
ii t • *n I b■.•inf < !>:!;,
. Mr . IV-ir.-i 'a ■ ‘ irm
■■ ho. V - i. :■ ;v '’‘tair* ‘ *'): ■■* . rrh >*di/w
< f th ■ I'r-nmy . I it* nil Friday
pf’f.f i i*i ;.t o’ Her decor
ation ! • .*;» • 1 ■ I* r H- **;•
VC! •■ • r ve, .()• !: t ►'(•(! with the
lovely -flovert* jtfs*!4; v.’ 'Tilth being a
Literary .pro ,-r hnr the- ■rpMe.;;; of -.he
after:. (O! w.; H ■ ; Mi Mary
M(j i>. if' r. '■■ ■■ <**mr:;i i i* on
-x. t:, -;,1 pi, of I’;svvr.ii” ■ hi i »<
followed bv If;*w ■' on ri- charm
ingly told by Mr I) Wk< Qttir.n.
Mr* Gradv 1 • . ’:•■(• •’ ri *>;>• *•■ a
beaut'fd Hawaiian o*i*o t ion ami for
V'-ice / i- i . io. *.[>;,. ;ibrc in
this F'ft. slow nuts.?. .When the j*ro
rcaitt v, i. cer.clud >1 most blcsran* re-'
fresh tjicnJts we re > 'ved I<v the hv
• , .• «• i'ted by her mother Mrs.
K r K ml; I an : Mrf, ,1. .1. Fatti
more.
Fvrn>r»t» Di'iMon Met
With Mi«s Maj me Roberts
"’• • Maymc Roberts’ bospitabi'
home was thrown open on Thursday
everting Tt. 8 o’clock to the members .'•■
of the Xvrt inr VS. vi dor., of 'V
man's dab. ..The rooms w . ri s u
<• uestassembled b-pornr* d tie -no
tion with'the!f wonth ■ f’d wealth of.
sprint; .fiowrri- or.) in.yha-ooimr ar
ray and with beautiful effe*t. \ •
sitting M s - U iberts in rc<eh i.tr and
serving ware Mrs. Kobo: and bet
• K < r Mr C V Roberts, In. ‘,b'e'-hjj»
• uo of Mrs. Wallace/Miss Carohel
Fever wns If ruler of the meptin<»
Mi sf« Oelartd Wn* bbutn, Mrs. TV. T.
Fegrand and Mrs, Yarborough's
paper-, on thy itj ct ■ Qua re Wo
nian" were indeed clever and most
nnjoyable. Their verson of each
paper was original and br.ght and
mr-v enlightening thine- were giv
en the club members Mi s Aline
Webb favored the 'with a
beautiful ‘nstrureeritalMmlo and Miss*
Ettal e M * added, much to the
evening's cot -• ■ timer.t with her
lovely music. The duet played with j
rhythm and ieehnique by M o
Marnie Rolsets and Mi latcile Nix
.closed at ever:nr of pure enjoyment, j
\ course of del ei >u* refreshments. ’
was served with coffee and nuts ami ■
sweets.
When you graduate from the
school experience nobody give- \oti
a ! heenshin. You arc. glad'* to have
some of your own.
Hush money m-ihe it first appear
ance in lift; when the. bub; get a '
ilver dolbir to ••hi v on.
It is estimate.! that v7 per c«nt. of j
the stances are ert •:.*.! tf. mint once
railed r;;r,,is.
What trr. n call “! *r hi*, i for a tV-in- i
ciple" nmv be j ttsthtinc i.njartu-l !
ide«v* t.hev cun' !.“<-(* tip with.
Farm life was mpea no*re .lonely
when nobody t ••>?>>>. d to a k where i
to obtain a drirtk.
Sunday Program at
Presbyterian Church
Sunday is to 'be Decision Day at ]
the Presbyter'an Church. It is ex- I
pected that several new members will >
be received into the church <>n this
closing day of the church year. On
next Wednesday evening the congre
gation is to give a Welcome Service
in honor of all new members received
tb's ecclesiastical year. It is h«oed
evt ? y member new and obi will be
present for this service of good fcl- '
lowship. The services Sunday are to j
be of special interest, and good mu !
sic will be a feature. "Palm Branches" j
as written by Jean Faun? will be j
sung by a well trained cho.'r at 11 !
o’clock. The subject of the pastor’s j
sermon will he ‘‘Jesus Facing Jeru \
salem.” The topic for 7:30 p. m. ts
to he “The Moral Character of Hea
ven.” At this hour the eho.r will
meet at 9:30 a. m. The worshin per
iods for the departments begin at
9:45 a. m. This church extends a pub
lic invitation to all its services.
i
“ WHERE SAVINGS ARE G F E A TEST
f? IVA Tf 9 A - W/OE
issT/nmoN
■DEPARTKENT STORES
MASOMC TKMFI.t: BALDING.
SHEI.BV, -V C.
0
Easter Day! It marks the of
ficial beginning of the Spring
Season tor Apparel! On'that M
day you wear vour new outfit— y
(your smart Dress, your clever *' m
Coat, your simply adorable Hat— M
and all the small and attractive { £
accessories ! Each of these articles
may be bought—oh, so success
fully—at this store.
This Easter we have concen
trated on Coat* and Dresses at
these two Nation-Wide economy
I prices!
$14.75
and
A Gorgeous Array of Fashions
ror the Woman, Miss and Junior
I
Euffet Sets
Priced Low
A lovely
three pirct
buffet set.
In whit*
artcraft,
25c
Oy»t«r
White
49c
For the Hair
Everyday Needs
Parlirr'fc
I. c -J
Slux;. cs
4 9c
Wc^'.fea''*
42c mud :>$
F.<\ fkin.j|u i 4
1 i de kJui*i u<
98 c
For the Teeth
Keep Them Healthy
Colgate s
Paste, large
19c
Forhan's and
Kolynos
29c
Spana, Pebeca
Pepsodent and
large site
Forhan's
39c
. Owen’s Tectfc
39c
Stamped Aprons
Muslin
Dainty
aprons of
n n b1 cached
muslin.
Pretty d e
signs to em
broider.
Each,
25c
Fine Towels
DouLlc Thread
Bleached, double thread
Terry Towels. Only,
25c
Savings forSavers
Just a few items that
indicate the many advan
tages the thrifty shopper
finds in this Store.
Notions, 4c
Great Savings
Pin*. 0 to y
«!«; Snap*,;
000 to 1 tile;
Hair Pin*;
Tape
Measure*;
Thimble*;
Shoe Laaes;
Button*.
All at thi*
Table Scarfs
Stamped
Pretty
pattern* to
embroider I
Good ma
terial*!
* Priced low.
49c
Brass Pins
At Savings!
Common
pins! Eut of
pood quality
and priced
uncommonly
low 1 Buy a
paper of pins
at.
<
Notions, 8c
Priced Low
Snap
Fastener*;
Wire Hairpins;
White Lawn
Bias Tape;
Bicl-Rack
Braid;
Tatting Edges;
Shoulder
Straps; Shirt
Button*
; WHERE SAVINGS ARE GREATEST
nf THESE
j| WANT AD’S
Jf '
A L'
brihgTV
RESULTS l
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Real Estate Bargains
_They Sell Fart When Listed Here.”—
if you
.f •• r. xicz
v. •! at
rea >
Dr. T. <>.
c*
- : : t
I.IvFavette
Rt-iap
SEE ! ;:R I ilRTIU/LR
!n D-n or tar lot. We can save
von mon-v.. M. Hamrick &
r
o.
t:-27c
rollsari: o-n:: <<«• Tin-: best
fsiMi . thy ■ ; ;i a t v.n f
GlKii; Y” : • ” ’ v". IR.rd sur
faced r- 3 ;. PrF ■ ?M'; ■ < per acre.
VV’il fr: :■ fi>'*• •- r • r 1 ortv. K:.s\
:■ .-.iv". 1: v ' r : ■■ rr.w an'! save
’■ t !!'. S- M. Colcy, Shelly,
N> Ph.! 2' 1 - ■- a. " ■ tf-D,
nor :t v puom house in
v. •••■: bbcioy. jr<
nice sSsadEy; oak
■ bicker; ' ..pi; tv':;,".
Whisnant.
it-riii' a Watt;
; - e. 1 i oil place for
: . I’M..v. \Y C.
tf-P c
7: V v
v r .an
for
! o u v
od a- 1 cere on I
S'le'b-v..
! fVF ROOM
: H. N"<ly print
FORD ROAI. 'TEU at nub
ile a’iC.' S:r ;r'i .v at 5 o’cl vck
at court hoip-o. Jrihn lb am.
WOOD IN ANY QUANTITY AND
quality. Prepared for „tove or fire
place. Morrison Transfer, Phone 40G.
tf-7e
COTTON SEND WANXAMAK
, • r. rc.l.a' -1 t*5 cents 1 r bps he!. C.
1 S. Young, Shelby. tf-gc
P.FWARD OFFERED READING
to return of Kin" Pee bicycle, pairt.
' c<) blue and Anil '. Taken from porch
lot .Sunday. nL'ht. It. II. I Shel
by. ‘ :-22p
MY CORN MILT. IS NOW RUN
: ing, Bring your corn. R. G. Stock-tor.
! ,tf-27c
COME TO US FOR HFMSTITUH
injf. buttons' ajrl pleating, Sh
Hemstitching Co., ph-no Lr>7, Union
| Bank Building:. tj-KJe
A HOME
At a reason?;)!,: price or an
investment that will pav
you big—The Jean Schenck
residence on Gidnev street.
1 ust 150 feet off S. 'Wash
ington St. Six rooms, hath,
stone walk way. concrete
{ driveway, garage, wood
house and poultry house.
Good fence around hack,
grass and shrubbery in
front. Good paint on out
side and inside in perfect;
condition. Guarantee six
months rent at $30.00 a
month. For a short period
Only $4,500. Good terms.
| See us before this bargain
is gone.
Shelby Real Estate Co.
Phone 631
5,000 ACRES
; v.fth frontage on a main highway cut
j of Shelby. •
Elevation up ,o 2,500 feet command
: ing beautiful views. Several 'streams
! on the property, beautiful gorge and
j waterfalls.
Very picturesque property for Club
\ o'- large estate.
$20 00 per acre if ouick.
F. C. ABBOTT & CO.
CHARLOTTE, N, C. 3-26s
FOR SALE- THOROUGHBRED
j Rht de Island Red eggs. Per setting
! $E00. Mrs. R. I.. Armour. 200 N. Mor
gan street. 1 -26c
WANTED— A ONE HORSE TEN
i ant, good farm, will furnish stock. J.
j R- Hawkins, Shelby R-5, 2t-26c
FOR RENT SIX ROOM BUNGA
| lew on V, Warren street, modern cor.
! veiiiences, phone 317 Mrs. Ella Rob
<rts- 3-25r
ONE LOT OF SECOND HAND
sewing machines for sale, cash or on
time. J. M. Davis, 107 Sou eh Washing
ton Street. 2-24e
FOR SALE FRESH MILK COW.
C. A. Brittain, Casar. 3t-24p j
COTTON SEED—CLEVELAND!
Big Boll first year grown from Co- i
kers pedigreed farm. C. S. Your" !
Shelby. tf-Sc
LOST—BRIEF CASE NAME -I.
F.. Williams, Charlotte,1 N. C„ en
graved on outside of case. Please re
turn to Star Office. J. T. Reason.
lt-2Cp
A N ADDITIONAL
penalty goes on all un
paid county taxes after
April 1st. All taxes
rrusl he paid before
May let, pay now and
save additional pental
ty. Hugh A. Logan,
Sheriff. 7t-15-c
(MASS SEEPS FOR SPRING
• -v.viTiiA I.:v
srr;n r a >: orchard grn »• at Webb
i! ■ *!r r G.octry 3n S. Iva Payette
• t r-11. 01-12c
FARM LOANS. MONEY TO LEND
n"far i lands for a term '># thirty
i nc years at 6 per tent Interest, If
nferpsted see or write Marvin Blan
or?. Sht'hy. X. C. tf-»c
I.FT US INSTALL METAL
weatherstrip in y ur home, A.
.Mo ri ;r, & Son. ltf-12c
ONE NEW HOME 'EWING
.a : i::p for ale cheap; Set Scoi'gits,
. it :•:’ • t;: Electric Service. tOlTc
FOR SALE ROUGH LUMBER.
T. P.-Hf.rrEik, R-I. Shelby. 5t-17p
WHITE ANT) POST OAK
ports for salt. L. U. Arrowod,
Shdby. o-l 7c
THREE BR1GK ROOMS FOR
r:. at right price to goof tenant. J.
V. Harri:. tf-lTc
V. ANTED SEVERAL SALESMEN
> sell hosiery direct tn the consumer
‘ rt • eofn.mi.'- i ti. Excellent • pportunity
the right party. If int-rrsted call
,i r ad-ircss Holland. Hosiery C .. Lex
ington1, X. ( .. D. A. Shoaf, general
' oUrmanag. r. . .'I-22p
LET ME MOVE YOUR HOUSE
" r yov. Work gamanU-H. W. M.
L'nrno'... P one 42!»-R 9t-22p
ALL COUNTY TAX
es must be paid by May
1st. An additional pen
alty goes on after April
Its. Pay now and save
the penalty. Hugh A.
Lcgan, Sheriff. 7t-15c
I LOST A NUMBER OF LOG
■chains between Lawndale and home.
Finder me know. L. H, Faker, R-l,
Ui.\ 127 Lawndale. J-2’p
MONEY TO LEM) AT 5 1-2 PER
cent interest on farms ih Cleveland
niounty. Rut h Stroup. Royster build
ing-Shelby. 18t-25c
IF YOU WANT YOUR SEWING
.machine repaired call 323 or bring to
•1 M. Daivis 107 R. Washington
Street. 2-24c
1 OR RENT TWO HORSE FARM
Can furnish stock. One-half of the
h nd broke. Dewey Rollins, R-2. She!
WANTED — 2,f*0 WATER
oak trees. See D. A. Beam Co.
3-‘24r
LOST TUESDAY PAIR OF BLACK
rim spectacles. Reward if it turned to
H. Morehead at Arrowo«d plant. 2-24p
1*1- \ CON R ameAdspC8Mv 123150,
NEW LINE LADIES SPRING
ha(«, shoes and dress goods. Vat
Thorhassons Store. 3-2Cp
REAL ESTATE IS
moving fast in Shelby.
Make yours move with
an advertisement insert
ed in The Star. In 20,
000 readers there must
be a buyer. tf
1)0 YOU WANT A POSITION?
Oin‘ Jiat pays well, offers pleasant
v.-‘ 'k and great opportunities for ad
V- icement ? The only thing that stands
between you and such a oosition is a
i'tfl: of training. This lack may eas
ily be overcome by a Business Course
here. This course will make your suc
cess inevitable and failure impossible
Terms to suit everyone. Write today.
Gastonia Business College, Gastonia,
N- C. 2-20p
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I'OR SALK—ABOUT 40 RHODF1
Island Red baby chicks. Delivery
Monday. Also eggs for hatching from
three choice pens. P. L. Hennessa. 1-p
About all that is needed for a
celebration of All Fool’s Day is
somebody to sing out: “As you were.”