C v . : ' Afternoon Division .No. 1 To Meet Sp. The afternoon division No. 1 of ^ the Woman's club will meet on 'Thursday afternoon at 11:30 o'clock ? at the etui) rooms. rfym „ rJsChieorn Club ! To Meet at i „ ThesChieora elab will meet Jithc home of Mrs. ,k Frank Jen v'’Skins on Friday afternoon at 4 k.^o'cloek. PI *' ' ——— — ss- Mothers T^Club Meet. *» The Mothers cluh will meet Tue •: day afternoon at 3:30 o’clock with i l" ■’Mrs. Boyce Dellinger, at her home. on East Sumter street. S Attend Dance i In Gastonia y , There going over to Gastonia to ; attend tho ir.ter-frat dance on '•■ •New Year’s Eve were, Misses j Carolyn and Miliicen! Blanton,: Adeline Ros.ie and Me>vv-'. '’''Shine” Blanton, Tommy Ihirrill tend Thornton i’.nstic. vi • A. R’a To Meet The Daughters of the American . i| Hovblutim will meet :ytr the Wo- ! niaii1:: club room on Tuesday aft ejarnpon < Jan. 4th at 3 o’clock. Those members who cannot be P*i present arc asked to telephone the fte’j hostesses by Tuesday morning. m wk Missionary Meetings Ttyc Woman’s Missionary meet ings are held in the different churches this afternoon at 3 o’etbek. This being the first of the year, the work for the incoming year will be mapped out and dis cussed. A large attendance is ex pected at nil the churches. •4 Mrs. Anthony Gives l ?> Party For Miss Bonitz gH Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anthony gavje a delightful “intermission honoring Miss Margurile Bonitz, a charming visitor. Quite j^vf a number of the couples assembled , *;j at the attractive Anthony home in } ^ Belvedere Heights where Mrs. Anthony served n delicious hot supper, the guests returning to the i dance afterwards. j College Boys And ; v;i Girts Back To School - All the college hoys and girls arc leaving this week for the dif ferent .colleger, and the teachers gP Iftive arrived for the schools here :;§ip4h#t opened today. This has been feji a most happy Christinas for all, and Shelby was made lively by the Umber will h» missed until their return in J this Spring. m. y — Oj M**s. W. A. Pendleton Entertains Sunday School Class Mrs. W. A. Pendleton was a ijj eherminy hostess to the members 3| oA Mrs. Stroup’s S. S. class of the MlFflrat Baptist church of which she Isia member .on Friday evening’s. 8 bxdock. The delightful home was §p most beautiful with Christmas de $&} editions. Many interesting games played and a most happy evening was spent by these Sun day school women. At the ccnclu fS sion of the evening Mrs. Pm 11c ^ top served elegant refreshments. I Out Of Tr-wn Dancers For New Year’s; Ball Among the out of town guests hero for .the New Year’s Eve ball were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Love and Misses Love of Lineolnton, Mr. James Putnam and William Mc Cwtchen and Robert Goude, of Lin colnton: Mr. Jimmie Wisemen, of Henrietta, Miss I.ila Padgett, of Forest City; Mr. Sam Pearson, of Enfield; Miss Roberta Nickerson and Miss Eskridge and Mr. Jack Adams of Rutherfordton and Miss Eclna Earle Williams and Mr. William Bundy, of Charlotte. Nov Year’s Dinner Party ' One of the loveliest of the holi day parties was Riven on Friday exdning at the delightful home of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Hamrick, when Mr. and Mrs. Hamrick were hidst gracious hosts at a beautiful dinner. The home was most at tractive with its Christmas deeora ;tions and the table was charming ly appointed. After an elegant tur 'kev dinner, games were played, and the guests watched the Old Year out. {.•'Hr. And Mrg. John Schenck, Jr. ive Lovely Dinner Mr. and Mrs. John Schenck, ir. . ~?re charming hosts at a bcauti [ ful dinner on Friday evening at ! 7 o'clock at their beautiful home EgjjL i^ouih Shelby. Lovely Christ ■ j-jiias decorations enhanced the auty of the rooms, and the large irlstmas tree was most beautiful. The table had for its central de i miniature Christmas All items intended tor tins' depart ment must be telephoned or sent in ; to the Society Editor betore 11 ! m., tha day before publication. All neW3 items of interest to worn#* ure welcomed. by Mrs. Marine Webb Kile* Telephone No. 30 tree. Red tapers in tall candles I fas. a soft and beautiful plow | over ihe table. The place curds j were the most unique New Years card;; with, the clock whose hand pointed to twelve. A m.« elegant and delicious dinner was served to the following: Judge F. Y. Webb and Miss Elisabeth Webb, Mr. end Mi. . O. Max Gardner, Mr. and Mi.-. Georgi' Ml niton, Mr. and Mrs. Pyle, Mrs. S. R. Riley and Mr. .Mil Mis. SehcncF. Miss \nth ”.y Honors Miss Bonita! A beautiful party war. given by Mis-. Misrgact Anthony on Friday a. 3 o'clock honoring her charm ing house ,VLCst Miss Margaret Bonita.. of Wilmington. This charming home was most attrac tive and artistic in its decorations i : ' tiuidiie' to Christ mar.. Three tnblcr. \ ere placed for cards and lb- most unique score and place cards pertaining to the New Year season were used. After a numb r of rubber:-. Miss Anthony •.ewed delicious reircs'imeii e. turiner rariy At Lattimore. One of the prettiest affairs of the holiday .‘season wmi: a lovely dome:' parly given New Years day by Mr. and Mrs. Forrest S. Cro fileroil their beautiful home. The dining room was tastefuly decorated with potted plants and pink carnations, preen and pink being the color scheme. An elegant five-course din m r was served in- faultless style. The invited guests were-Misses Le ila, Hattie, Daisy, Maude, Aleen and Ruth Crowder. Mr. and Mrs, W, A. Crowder, Mr. and Mrs. Le tor’O. Hamrick, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Harris. New Year’s Eve Dance Brilliant Event The last dance of the Old Year was given at the Cleveland Springs hotel on Friday evening sponsored by the Cotillion club. | The decorations were most beau itiful and a large crowd was pres ent, a number of out of town guests adding to the brilliance of the evening. The hours were from nine till two, and the music was especially good. A most delightuli time was spent by the dancers. Cut mg the intermission the danc ers came to town to usher in the New Year, returning to the hotel to dance until (wo. Many delightful parties were given during the in termission, which was froth twelve to one. Bridge Club Beautifully Entertained Mrs. William McCord enter tained the members of the South Washington Bridge club and few visitors on Friday afternoon nt ,1 o’clock, at the home of Mrs. McCord on South Washington street. The rooms were radiarttlv beautiful with their wealth of Christmas decorations, and a love ly Christmas' tree. Seven tables were placed in the rooms - which were thrown together for this de lightful occasion. Bridge was played until late and when the scores were added, it was found that Mrs. Durham Moore had won the prise, a beautiful bridge set. At the conclusion of the games Mrs. McCord assisted by Mrs. Anthony, Mrs. Play Hoey and Mrs. DeWitt Quinn Served the most delicious viandsN Miss Sarah Austell Dinner Hostess Miss Sarah Austell was a charm ing dinner hostess on Friday even ing: at the Cleveland Spring's hotel. Honoring Miss Marjorie Bonita, of Wilmington, a lovely visitor hero for the holidays. Mies Austell had as her guests. Miss Bonitz, Miss Adelaide Roberts and Messrs. John Anthony, Charles Austell and Clay- j ton Hilton, of Hickory. The table; was beautiful in its appointments I and a delicious course dinner was ’ served. Miss Austell and her guests attended the New Year’s hall after the dinner. Mrs. Charles Washburn Entertains j Mrs. Charles Washburn was the charming hostess to the members of the Entre Nou eluh on Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock. The love ly Washburn home was beautiful ly decorated with Christmas flow ers of greens. most artistically placed and arranged. Three tables were • placed for bridge, and the most attractive score and place cards appropriate to the season were used. After many delightful progressions ti e scores were added and Mrs. Herman Eskridge scored highest, and she was presented with a handsome bridge cover, Mrs. D. Z. Newton received for low score, a lovely lace handkerchief. A delicious sweet and salad course was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. S. A. Washburn and Miss Mae Washburn. Mr. And Mrs. Laughridgc Give Beautiful Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Roger Laughridge ; were delightful hosts at a beauti ful dinner party on Friday even- S ing at their charming home on the Cleveland Springs road. The rooms' were attractively and artistically decorated with Christmas greens, poinsettas and holly. The dining room table was lovely with its cen tral decorations which was a most perfect miniature Christmas tree, beautifully trimmed and lighted. Red candle.'', in silver candle sticks added to the beauty of the table. A most delicious five course tur key dinner was served to the fol lowing guests: Mr. and Mrs. Z. J, Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Casstevens., Mr. and Mrs. A1 Ben nett. Dr. Blaster, Mr. Henry Ed wards, Mr...-Sinclair, Mr. Joe Baber Miss Mary Ell a Clegg and Mr. Charles Stroup. Mr. and Mrs. Luughridge’s two attractive young daughters, Ruth and Mildred with Miss Margaret Vanstory of Li: - colnton assisted in serving. Rutherford Man Dies in Accident. Uuthei f'.rdtoT), Dec. 31.—Clyde Holland, 2ii. son of the late Monroe Hollar!!, dual at the Rutherford h ispital, ns the results of injuries received in an auto wreck Mon day night. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our many kind friends ai d neighbor^ for their sympathy and help during our double tragedy, the sickness and death of our husband and fath er and the loss of our household goods by "ire. MRS. I. \V. WALKER and CLiLDJtEN. EXECUTOR’S NOTICE. Having this date qualified ns executor of Martha lame:1, William son- deceased, this is to notify .ad patties having claim'll against the said estate to present them for pay ment on or before the 1st day of •T uHi.urv li)2.-< or this notice will be pleaded in bar of any recovery. Thom owing the estate of Martha James Williamson , will please make immediate settlement to the undersigned. This -tan. 1st, 1927, CHAU WILLIAMSON. Execu tor Martha James Williamson Dr. D. M. Morrison ( —01: TO A1ETRIST— —EYE SPECIALIST— —TELEPHONE 585— Located Downstairs Next To Kelly Clothing Co. Shelby, N. C. mjrkiwMrn.i Palmer’s FUNERAL HOME Has A Nice CALENDAR For You. Call And Get It. JACK PALMER 109 Sumter St. Tlllilll Tflnift WAftmoKycAmHorry mnn luriLj OX. FILM pwes’eNTS "ThC ETERNAl A look into the past is the same thing as a peep into the future. Property is bound to advance. Now is the time to buy where you can get real real es tate advice. PHCNE 243 Anthony&anthony UNE&ERGER* BLDG •Nudity Of Women Losing “Novelty” Raleigh Times. Speaking: in no offensive sense we would not trust Mayor Jimmie Walker of New York, very far in the matter of his eart iui publicity of forcing -lie Broadway shows.to be “clean.” Not any more than we take his establishment of a 3 a. ni. curfew for supper elubs as a moral gesture. Mayor Walker is an habi tue of night life in all its as pects* ana he can be depended on to work for its interest rather than it,, disadvantage. When New York’s mayor bangs the table and tells theatre opera torr. that they must be decent, it may be depended (apon that they have come c<» the same conclusion and are ready for tile fact to be advertised. Incidentally, their dec ency means no more than their in decency; and neither means any thing except that the public, to oe •..roused, must have novelty. “Jnri'eceri't” shows, as the terms has come to be accepted, mean nude women and the utterance on .he stage of the grosser expletives and “he-Jpkss” which are old stuff to any man of the slightest soph istication. The demand of women for equality has made it possible to make such exhibits before them in private and i:i public, but the face has been :■ novelty birth to ! men and women. Hence, the woman without clothes and the unfumigat ed cess pool humor. For two or three years the sanv thing was happening in boohs which has been popular o;i the stage. Best sellers Were no me re than de.aife;' w-ounts - n* seduc tions in low life, or brothel trAf■ ners in characters in gilt frames. Books have been swinging back to wit and cleverness, because the public tired of tiie banality. It is the same with uir> show. Nothing after a little is more tiresome than a processon of naked women or a succession of verbal vulgarities. Of all bores, the most intolerable is ■ the profane person without variety in the lire of his obscenities. % ■ ■ . ■ - . . ^ l ,r^. .. . . " • The City Fire Department has a dandy equipment and a jgqod bunch of boys* They always do the best they can to save your property, but they can’t, to save their lives, pay your losses. LINE8ERGER &. HGEY can do that for you. Look now and see if you have plenty of fire insurance. If you haven’t, then see us or call 658, we will get there as fast as this crack Fire Department. DO IT NOW. JF YOU LOSE IT’S YOUR OWN FAULT. Extra Specials At McNEELY’S 50 WORTHMORE and WELWGRTH HOUSE FROCKS regular $1.00 and $2.00 values—to close out at 89 CENTS. 50 FALL and WIN TER .DRESSES in Silk and Wool—street, afternoon and dinner designs—will close out at exactly HALF PRICE. Sale prices- h $9.aS T0 $29.75 1 LOT CHILDREN’S STOCKINGS—Regular 65 CENT VALUES —25 CENTS. WV: l LOT LONG DRESS GLOVES — Also driving and walk ing gloves—priced regularly from $3.95 to $5.95 — Extra special (1 uesday and Wednesday only)—$1.95. % FEW COATS LEFT TO GO AT HALF PRICE. Big reductions on all other stock. Visit our store and see the wonderful bargains we are offering this week. J. C. McNeely Co. STORE OF STYLE-QUALITY_SERVICE Hi OF POULTS fl fWO Rates For Want Advertisements In This (immn. Mininium Charge For Any Want Ad Kc. This size type lc per word each iV • rtiori. This size type 2c per word each V; rtion. This size type 3c per w'ord eaci insertion. Ads that run less than 25c, will be charges 25c for first insertion and above rate on subsequent mhertions. FOR RENT—STORE ROOM IN •Beam Automotive building. See C. L. Eskridge or R. T. LeGrund. 3-3tc Wants Variety % Cofrin Factory I __ _ King'.: Min. Herald. .-V/c. need more variety. Way not put some of the loose coin into a chair fa: lory; A coffin factory? A pant.-- factory? A shirt factory? L' f us i >pk out into the New Year with the hop - that aon.se of those who nu anxious tc see the town grow and get onto a more sub stantial basis will take active steps to inaugurate same of the industries referred to. Let’s not begrudge what the other fellow is , making but bu ; h out and start something that will make for big jber and better payrolls without fcrir.vlii g anything we now have going-. It is no use .■ fight over a bon -. There are plenty of thenf if only we will look arc..ml for them. Judge—The policeman says chat voti were traveling at a speed of sixty miles an hour. Prisoner-—It w; . rccesfT.ry, your honor, I had stolen the ear. Oh, that’s different! Case dis missed. NOTICE TO CREDITODS. North. Carolina—-Cleveland county. R. E. Brooksher vs. Shelby Office Supply and Book Company. Decature Elmore, Re ceiver. **-■■■£ All persons holding claims against the Shelby Office Supply and Book Company are hereby no tififjd to file same with the under signed receiver, properly verified on or before March 1st. 1927 and they are further notified that fail ure to file said claims within said date will be pleaded as a bar against any right to recover thereon, or to participate in the dividends to be paid by the receiver. By order of the Superior court, this January l«t,»1927. - ELMORE, Receiver for Shelby Office Suoply and Book Company, Shelby. N. C. 4-3c EXHIBIT [HEIN BOUT'S ! BUSINESS SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS Have been made for the showing of this Wonder Exhibit to MEN and WOMEN and all i SHELBY SCHOOL BOYS and GIRLS Over 16 Years. |; Dr. E. B. Lattimore and D:.\ R. McBray er of Shelby will speak on ! Everybody's Business I: I; Monday &. Tuesday Only. — Ladies Only — Talk Given 4 P. M. to 4:30. — Men Only — Talk Given 5 P. M. to 5:30. Admission Adults 35c School Pupils 25c *.--- i„i,n heat, close In. 702. Residence Street. | LOST WHITE I spotted hound ci | turned to ,1. V. ie^_ A COMPLETE ' gredients in stock if [ mix your own feeds. Hatchery. s, Phono E. Marion BROWN 15c FOR COTTON— ! offering to a limited i prospective studen.s 1 pound for cotton, same plied on tuition charges, particulars, Gastonia go. Gastonia, N. C. tt-20p IN Suttie tf-24c AID FOR RENT—ALL rom apartment. Modern iuaces. Close in Garage. BABY CHICKS FOR DFL?V. ery every Tuesday i ginning .Tun. uary 4th. A. IS. Buttle Hatchery. WE ARE PREPARED I thresh your peas, cane seed, sol beans at rear of office every Sstut day until further notice. Morrwo: Transfer Co. tf-p9 WOOD FOR SALE DRY PIN! ready for stove or fire place. Wi deliver any amount call. Howe: Transfer Co., Phone office 7IS residence 124-R. tf-lOj GENUINE FORD batteries, new and guaranteed, for only $12.00 installed ? n your car. Charles L Eskridge. 6t22c HIGHEST C A S H ! price paid for poultry | Ideal lee & Fuel Com pany. 3t-31e LOST BLACK AND TAN FE male hound near Dirty Ankle above C-asar. Notify John Cook, Casar oi C. P. Bumgardner, Gastonia, R-S. 4t-24;j LOST WHITE GOLD ELGIN wrist watch Friday, Dec. 31. Re ward if returned to Zona Jane Hord, Waco, N. C. 6t-lp. A COMPLETE LINE NEWTON and Wishbone brooders in stock. A. B. Suttle Hatchery. t:'-24c REPAIR WORK ON A'LL KINDS of automobiles, truck* and tr&e. tors. Price* reasonable. K. 0. Stockton, Bost’s old bakery staid, West Marion street. tf-18c FOR SALE GOOD TWrO HORSE wagon. A. M. Russ, R-3, Shelby. 3-29? WOOD IN ANT QUANTITY and quaiity, Prepared for stove or fireplace. Morris^ TrVJWsfc'i Phone 406. tf-T< FOR RENT—THREE ROOMS close in furnished or unfurnish ?. Mamie Jones. . tf-2'Jc HIGHEST cash price paid for poultry. Ideal Ice & Fuel Com pany. 3t-31 c genuFn¥T6rd batteries, new and guaranteed, for only $12.00 installed i n your car. Charles L. Eskridge. 6t22c FOR SALE JANUARY 14th baby chicks. Reds and Rocks _i.Sc each. Let me do your hatching. D. P. Washburn, R-4, Shelby, l-3p WANTED A COPY OF DRA pers History of the Battle of King* Mountain. Phone 301. Speight Beam Box 73, Shelby, Union Trust build ing. 3-3c FOR RENT FIVE ROOM house and bath on Fallston road. All conveniences. Furnished or un furnished. R. L. Weathers. 3-3P 1 FRESH MILK COW—THIRD calf—3 to 4 gallons. $65. Fred Newton, Kings Mountain, N. <• 1-dp People who work in filling sta tions should not throw matches.

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