Onno¥H
—SHELBY SIDELIGHTS—
By Renn Drum.
A half century ajc A ■; : ,
r^x dly part of Kur- ;
Cher.ie Rots, «r< t,i • < ■
children ever ahdui :* : A ■
Wednesday, Chstriifc !.
ta*J; aero** the.n'ac n w :Sr. -
th” center -ae;e of coi'sAA:
ftciiy.
Following the . f:
by that a :■ : •
1<M Charlie l; v .
lib !by inquire • fyr r;f r
K ■ ' t*/’urinjf int • S;
ail etior • «..
tr. • n raw': new
tocrapher: in Shi
who had wander it:
tain at-e-n • to • .
Th> rnan in. o-i-As'
may not he Charlie It , • h
how ever, end tit-: sr* r
IK J.'lll.l •. V.'h .
*t'un owa <i it i
It ty ever re-tivtd.
A million dollar ;
inot'i wad a half
Spent in the 'or-.
bov. It w< aid only In- an
cl i j l<i the mat
fi-ie prove to tc- th ‘id }
four years, who yoo* ■ -
fu front of his fatlr-r'*
G« rn antown, IV.., a • ■ , >
f.Celphia.
Thi- colyuni 1.1 t r ‘1. ;i • i
W h the mar. ir q0e ' ; >
a likelihood, a strong o <t; t .
is the missing hoy. Chari,' B- - r
not Charlie B< ■ the er / of V
rr*an‘s wandering ar.;i th i • r-pi ■ •
4cub: about hi:" .identity «- of *
mort fairy like tales ev, r m ited.
That the story cf hi- lit - • true itC
in no doubt. Korriewii re r-rrf -v
te was taken from hi rig/Aful■ i >r
entf, and in the story th*y i- l.w; re
aches, hiysa-ry. an i aln Uhb< ■
ab!' episode:- clear!’- pr<->v n.
The lat.er part <■ the . , > u,i:
Shelby scene*!- and tlw .tI><
TnBt> scattered over th - r ,• f
It’s odd tlv- thin v.. ;■ ,i .1 .
tiiis cycle of life.
This week in court a . . v
railed to take the :a!V ji ,Ttsi
rr-v cr and coun. i! for -tH d«
who defended rirongiy u; h
Itmory, becan * re i i ho <
VfbrrM along and v .oh i a nit v i e
tfcf r hiriff eontinu >i < e i ' .T i
they found the witiu - - ?,*. ; .hdd:
bock in the c >urt i-oor.v ,1 ! a. ' > .
- iiTi.J rtlaU I Jits
• r • ' r :< •» ' h!.nk (•} as
r\ it ;i«- incident wa s
- !■ • he ■> !<I <«f also tKcjr
'-'..l »l)oat half-asleep.
t;a . a pri --r.*ir at the
■ : jciir. fi here w'ber • >> was hek!
' : ■ freed. He wa
vt';.- masked rni-n un
■ < : !>• a'»tl he was half a»!■*:« p
:• i!!« ... t.
. ;.r;"i.r r*ntr i: ■
<• n th'• :r"< ‘ .‘ini never
■ : ■ -■ r. f. M jss An y
‘ i- . - - ; hr < ur* 1 -nr
* * tf f.tp'rirtico th'fl
.fj.r an entire court room
• • t, ..f her hat. In
j-i -sr of a pair of -h -( >
h ■' • a-1 t
!•<•!• f h.<» to
;;.skei|.' ‘,:>Va.s it *,'h.c
i v V hat
; !„ rs«reri ' ■ the court
’ ■ •i today, she. can .truth
' ; • .1 packh'l court room
■
V .1. -i-. * ,. .?k .. y ca'i i < !•: a can* i •
■■ > . t, . 1 ■■■■-v.t.'ck . in.' W> st Sh lb>.
k. i,1 15
i : •; y N'hc : "I f
■ h Isa .been fours*!, as. a
f. ' vfce. s: tr.ay yet be «'is
o V :■ . Bill*' f’att < V(- .
...The . '-toi" will;fail to got
■.* of the Hilly Patter • * i
hot tin *14 tit i*rs will rets.!*
. l; h.u: Billy Patterson i !,
■■■■ teek to; the memory when the
< k : s < R' (' * '-■ was revived.
! !. -4:! df is le.'-v yngaftcC.
v, h vh-■ c • t act ("in raity ile
• •; Jr.? < H . ! iriii S ■>» ■.. . which u
' .a’t: ; ntlbvV y>r resort a fullness
of. music.
W ! * , k * • 'i ■ hi-"i'.n.i r to- a. -
" - -rs h when in a v.ay n
; [ t." ■■ ■ f ih • *•. Oiftimes
,v. !■ i * ari! of ii <*r! running from
k hr Ckf.- bu s '!r i ra.s.i.! ' f**r ; her
j • ■ i-rt vi • ;• u! i; world
il.
He.' •_'! . : .'it ; , t! ;» dead,
r< ; i it ■ • f, liio •country' < hk-s-t
: .■■. . . v »>n ifef a «!*■&{ ry ?
.1. t:". r>tl“ ol ! i lilt k* r tsf -
■*,» • f-tir l. • wc^fcv -'befwe 'hti*'
I' l - ! ; t.- .1 thtt! ha u .t'si-. d
!. ■ ! • . i f :s -<•< .re* of ycii ' h i ,
. :i ■ ’.)•■■■■■. of (set'■ in now mown
h... r tut < chitke::, or so say
• ) >.ry ;'i: ii.
The hK'r.fl. hwi war the t pyriy of;
M i’. A’.- .■> < h r rivi Irul
!.i ■ i. : (v.| I .,•.<••] u; • t !•> nto s*
lA.Ti-rmtn.
SHELBY DRY CLEANING
(i
J. C. Buwlinjf, Proprietor
Tl is not everyone who on. or who cures to, l»uy new
duds for Easter. Bring tie old garments, t > us—-we will
spruce them up for the Easter re i. on. and make them
look as good as new.
We can reel aim practically any garment, whether
suits for men, < r drv.sM or coat: (or women.
Ladies: If yo t ward t > < hurra, the color of the dress
we can dye it.
Fine work of ail sec ts a : ;a iality.
But we are in the business, and have the e pii'pm ‘id.
to clean, press, or dye any garment.
.Ilat rehlocking machine coming.
r
Shelby Gry Gleaning Go.
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'Phone 113
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FEE! OF SHELOV
I nkitown author tells of (»io»ing
Virtuts of Sheib;, and Sur
rounding Territory.
T.i Editor Star:
I aim .sending an article on Shel
by,, the city of • springs, which i
v.«nt you to prii.t in your paper.
( do not care to let you and the
*>th -r, know my name and address.
desty forbids.
1 have pr. ie in Shelby. I want 't
t ' be as widely known a- Pinehurst
ct Blowing Rock. I was born and
reared here, and I know Shelby well
e* t.-gh to tel! all about ' er. My ar
t ie will electrify the town and the
World, too.
Publish my article to the world and
v i have the world at your feet.
By a Shelby citizen.
: Selby. famous for it- location,
• , lal climate and numerous springs
1 <e fastest; growing city in the
Southland. Eager to welcome, it b«c
. those, who would leave win-* r
behind. and play awhile in Shelby.
T < re who once visit it continue to
do so, bring others and ultimately set ■
Tl- t ere, building their own homes
You can work, as. well as play ift
Shelby,
Important local industries are con
-t mtly maturing. Farms of the mo.-t
productive sort mosaic the rich acre
age- hereabouts and this part of
V < --tern North Carolina j- helping t>
• < d the nation.
Cleveland C ounty is wh*re Shelby
P Slpep, rest, work in Shelby and
f t ' eland County.
1 here is something of •. Hal con so.
. nee. aside from vacationing it, it
i the sub-taniial foundation <i
thr ifc that gives Shelby nn un"-v
• ! vr cairn, very proud ;:i her own
.-'i." is .- ur* to go ever' ftr
ward.
has consistently Ancourugt d
dev*! ;:>ment.s h're, until now, in the
of it- attractive fea
t . t represents a self-supporting
t, witH the finest Highways and
iriehes. It ha; impressive macadam
.u!<vards. with ample apace for pe 1
st.rian' walks and two way automo
bile. tropic fevers and plagues are
unknown.
Around Shelby there is a network
•>' irotor roads, leading to all town?,
rii cities and the hill country.
While still keeping its residential
(.harm, it is fast becoming an ini*
; otant mercantile and mariufactur
!v£ c< ! ter. Shelby wants capitalists
with money to invest.
The climate in Shelby is born of the
-ie North Temperate zone. The sunt
frers are pure and cool. At frequent
intervals excessive heats set in, with
a • iutely no danger to any one's
health. It is an ideal country for un
it ual outings and long motor rides.
" here are bridlepaths for those who
r'ces horses.
Once in Shelby, you become bettrr
aequainted with a new environment.
Travel in and out of Shelby and along
!• r spacious avenues. That’s the lei
surely way.
Over yonder arc mountains, great
or small. Shelby is snugly landlock
ed. protecting it from excessive and
frequent snowstorms and deep ocean
swells. Nowhere can be found a dry
er clearer, or more invigorating air,
r, -- a more perfect climate, summer
a 1 winter, Shelby lies in a valley,
making it possible a winter and sum
mer resort. Spend your winters and
summers in Shelby and Cleveland
County.
Tourists .to Shelby still find quav
t ro where they may be free to con c
. rib go at will. More and more Shel
by is attracting people, who want a
home of their ovra—a bungalow or a
villa alone some avenue dotted with
irately oaks and tall shady elms.
’ C.QOO people represent the popula
tlbn of Shelby. y< Shelby is n • t • r
There‘ S room Tor ohc ami all.
Oftu* to Shc’nv a'tid w«•»•*; and
The ch. rvH goer wi’i !*> highly
pleased w.ih the religion- atmosphere
of Shelby. W e have the best minister
wh - equal those .ounb it* the cit! a
( love-land prirg-. a kin to
by ami Ck*v»;;.:ui (V.jnty. it is kv -v i
Ctr and wide <>* a resort. It i.- frt
-becoming America's pleasure ground.
1' ir a tiny village in itself. Here t>r •
mineral springs posses ing valuabl
nodical properties which are justly
fanned and the people have used the:
/f r generations and have been bent
filed or cured entirely by virtue of
tlieir operations. Come to Cleveland
Strings and drink her sulphur spring.
Play there, rest there.
Big Damage Suit
Removed to County
On motion of J. R. Davis. attorr<.
ror the vown of Kings Mountain ■
fore the clerk of superior court in
Gaston county last week -he suit filed
by the heirs of the late J. T. McGi’,1
against the town alleging damage to
real estate to the amount of SI i;u.
W> by the presence of a septic tank
on a stream above their property, the
rase was removed to Cleveland t ^ n
ty on the grounds that a town must
be sued in its own county, says ine
K'ngs Mountain Herald.
THERE WILL BE
crowds at the auction
sale of the Jim Allen
property Thursda y,
April 1, at 2 o’clock. Be
in the crowd. It may ;
mean money to you.
Band concert, souvenirs
and a really big sale of,
desirable property in a
section where land mov
es fast. 3t-26.c
! MOV on KOI TiVM't '
i m vm on -H
Th« V n I • ■- " *'
a .•••••. r >jr.. v.; < •
Mar; - ‘i '• i f
• , , then special songs and
: - on the subject.
V, • h.;'. m-». out special invitations
1 churches. A large crowd is
■..sited.
■ .r a clever lot. They can
... f.n J a place to stop their cal
lout arousing a policeman.
Lt)>P.
Hkis pigment test shows
which home paint to use
THE illustration shows the
results of applying to a
black panel each of these six
pigment' — used in house
paints—mixed with linseed
oil.
Onlv lead and rinc form
opaque white films that
completely cover and hide
the surface to be painted.
All the other pigments form
translucent films.
White lead and white zinc
are the only pigments used
in Devoe Lead and Zinc
White House Paint. They
give it the maximum in hi
ding capacity, spreading
property, protective quality,
and purity of color.
Practical tests prove Devoe
Quality.
Paul Webb & Son
DEVOE Lead &' Zinc Paint
TilK OUTSTANDING DEVELOPMENT IN "THE LAND OI- THE SKY
T h e W or Id - Fa me <1
Chimney it o c k,
Sentinel of Lake
Lure — Obeerva
t"ry of the Blue
Itidge.
Only thote living within this boundary will have free enjoyment of
LAKE LI RE.
Where You May Have Free Access to the Water
Hh fast-approaching completion of Lake Lure has caused a smail “boom’’ in farm lands !\ ing outside the $.500
^ acre boundary of the Lake Lure-Chimney Rock estates—trading in options and sales of acreage. here
must be no misunderstanding, hoyever, as to the free use of 1 ake Lure. It has required upwards of $2,500,000 to
create this lake, and a million more to develop the 1,000 acres of the Luremont residence section soon to be offered
to home-builders. <£■.Access to the shore line mac be gained only over the company’s properties, and can not be
allowed free of charge except to ow ners of Lake Lure homesites, and guests. CJf undeveloped lands aw ay from
and out of sight of Lake Lure are good “buys,” plots in developed sections of Lake Lure w ill be a better “hue .”
OHow the news of Lake Lure—Luremont section is being rapidly made ready for an opening sale at low figures
—the date w ill be published soon.
Announcing Lake Lure Business Center
It was not intended to announce I.akeJ.ure Business
Center untif next month. But—ground has been broken.
I lie colorful architecture of the Northern Italian lake re
gion has been chosen. I he town faces a tflorious nirtnre
bridge approaches and highway are under
construction. The first hotel is building. Con
tracts have been let for administration build
ing and business blocks. A shopping and en
tertainment center will be ready before the
l.uremont residence section is popu
lated.
lowering cliffs form a scenic background—
an open bay is in the foreground. Bathing
beaches of natural sand, piers, band stand,
boat landings, dancing pa\ilion, cafes anil
hotel form a horse-shoe of diversion along a
broad board-nalk. Here u ill be the life, l.ine
mont Section adjoin ,
A New l»wf'p
tivp Vh-»
i* <>r» the pre«v
kr-ejv* * C“f>
It i* to ti Free
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Chimney Rock.,N.C