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creations. '
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STORE
VALENTINE CANDY
NORRIS & WHITMAN
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Drug Co.
PHONE NO. 2 — — DELIVERY SERVICE
WEBB THEATRE
TODAY & THURSDAY
JOHN
GILBERT
GRETA
GARBO
—the screen’s
perfect
tovere!
WHAT a story! What
a cast! Here’s the pic
ture the whole world’s
shouting about! The
greatest triumph of the
screen’s greatest lovers!
W*Mtsa§i
Affalnr
With
LEWIS STONE
JOHN MACK BROWN
DOUGLAS
FAIRBANKS, Jr.
DOROTHY
SEBASTIAN
WEBB THEATRE
a W&qJ/otdwijnWafct picture
Personal And Local |
Miv Mary Lou Yelton returned!
Saturday to her home in Lawndale
from a two months visit to her
brother and sisters In Newport
News and Richmond, Va., Winston
Salem and Hickory.
Mr. Ward Arey left Monday for
Lakeland. Fla . to visit his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Arey.
Mr. S. M. Eddleman spent the
week-end at his home at China
Grove. He was accompanied as far
as Davidson by Misses White and
Witherspoon, teachers in the city
schools here.
Claude Webb was a Spartanburg
visitor Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rtchburg
motored to F rest City Monday
night to the Fomina theatre, tak
ing as guests Misses F?i>ie Hardin,
Ella Lipsc>:*b and Messrs. Hack
Mimms and Howard Spry.
Mesdamea Lewis Forney and
Ward Arey attended the show at
the new theatre in Forest City
Monday afternoon.
Mr. C. A. Washburn was a busi
ness visitor in Charlotte yesterday.
Miss Sarah Houser of Shelby
spent the week-end at Lattlmore,
the guest of her sister Mrs. Flay
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Collie Ramsey’ and
little son. Gene, of this place spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Flay
Smith of Lattlmore.
Mesdames T. W. Hamrick. F. R.
Morgan, John McClurd and George
Hoyle went to Atlanta Tuesday for
a few days pleasure trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson who
have beep visiting relatives in the
western part of the state, stopped
over In Shelby Monday and were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Beason. They were en route to
their home in Atlanta, Ga,
Everybody is invited to the rook
and bridge benefit party at the
club room Friday afternoon at 3:30
and 8 o'clock.
Messrs. Chester Ennd and F. B.
Litton were Asheville visitors Sun
day.
Mr. mu! Mrs. Grover Beam spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Pitts at Glen Alpine.
Misses Madge Wilkins, Swan
Hester and Reba Warren of Ruth
-erfordton. are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Gardner today.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Morrison
announce the birth of a daughter.
Anna Wilson, at the Llncolnton
hospital, February 6. Mrs. Morrison
was formerly Miss Pearl Gardner
of Shelby.
Mr. C. A. Peters and family of
Amherst. Mass., are spending some
time at Cleveland Springs hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nash spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Gurley in Hickory.
Mr. John Michael of Asheville
and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ledbetter
of Falrview were week-end guests
of Mrs. Flay Hamrick.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sowell of Mon
roe. visited Miss Lossie Petty, Mon
day and Tuesday and were guests
at Cleveland Springs hotel.
Mrs. Ralph Royster and son,
Stephen, who have been on a six
weeks visit to her parents at
Greenwood, 6. C. arc expected home
tomorrow.
Mrs. John K. Reid and mother
of Rutherfordton were Shelby
shoppers yesterday.
Mesdames W. J. Roberts, George
Blanton and J. D. Ltnebergcr spent
Monday in Charlotte.
Col. A. N. Wood of Gaffney. 3.
C. is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
George Blanton and son, Draper
Wood at Cleveland SprUigs hotel.
Mesdames Stowe Miller and C. 8.
Beam of Waco were shopping in the
city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hendrick
of Cliffstde visited their mother,
Mrs. F. V. Hendrick Monday.
Mr. Flay Hamrick who Is in bus
iness at Asheville, spent the week
end here with his family.
Miss Jennie Lee Packard spent
the week-end with Miss Mary Love
lace at Boiling Springs.
CINDERELLA
BOOTERY
LADIES’ SHOES EX
CLUSIVELY.
— ON THE SQUARE —
SHELBY, N. C.
Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Mull.
Misses Lossic Petty and Maggie
Atkinson motored to Asheville
Sunday and were dinner guests at
Grove Park Inn,
Miss Marie Whitesides and two
nieces of Kings Mountain visited
Mrs. A. W. Archer Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Scott were
Charlotte visitor# yetserday. Mr.
Scott going over on business.
Dr. P H. Lackey who has been
quite 111 at the Shelby hospital is
very much Improved.
« _____
Misses Prances Whitney and'
Helen Pryor of Rutherfordton were
Shelby visitors Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Shuford of
Cliffside and Mrs. W. L. Packard
were Charlotte visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Pattle Blanton was able to
come home from the Shelby hos
pital Monday and is greatly Im
proved.
Miss Belle Elliott has returned
from Munard, Texas, where she
visited Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Latti
more.
Mr. W. B. Nix has been Indis
posed at his home for several days.
Mesdames Russell Laughrldge
and Reid Mlsenheimer were Char
lotte visitors yesterday.
_
Mr*. Summey Spangler was
brought home from Charlotte san- j
ltorlum yesterday where she under
went an operation last week and Is
getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. John Godwin and
little son of High Points- spent the
week-end with Mrs. Godwin's par
ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Will Griffin.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Griffin had as
their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
John Godwin and son, of High
Point. Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts
and daughter, Mr. and Mr*. B. O.
Starnes and children and Mr. Char
lie Starnes.
Fallslon Seniors In
Superlative Class
Clarence Morris And Ola Boggs
Most Popular Bop And Girl
At Falls ton nigh.
(Special tp The Star.)
Fallston, Feb. 1?.—Several days
ago the members of the senior class
called a meeting and the following
were chosen:
Most popular boy, Clarence Mor
ris; most popular girl, Ola Boggs;
most studious, Paris Wilson; most
dignified. Bryte Costner, wittiest
girl, Eva Wright; wittiest boy,
Dixon Stroup r Juan hater, Emma
Jane Kendrick; woman hater,
Hoyle Lee; best looking girl. Bryte
Costner; best taking boy, WStson
Falls; most athletic boy, Clarence
Morris; most athletic girl, Mar
zona Hoyle; biggest sheik. Watson
Falls: flapper, Alice Gantt; most
Independent, Velma Wright; most
reserved, Verda Wright; most lov
able, Velva Hamrick; most original,
Watson Falls, the prettiest girl,
Bryte Costner.
Prettiest boy, Grier Martin, hap
piest, Eva Wright; most talkative.
Alice Gantt; most dependable,
Hoyle Lee; best natured, Eva
Wright; most ambitious, Paris
Wilson, best all around boy, Clar
ence Morris; best all around girl,
Velma Wright; neatest, Bryte
Costner; most musical, Furman
Wright; most conscientious, Sher
man Costner; cutest, Franklin
Bumgardner.
Melton Child Diet
At Boiling Springs
Bolling Springs, Feb. 12.—The
Death Angel visited the home of
Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Melton last
Tuesday night and took away their
baby which was only a few weeks
old. It hadn’t been strong since
birth.
Funeral services were conducted
at the home by the pastor, Rev. J.
L. Jenkins and the remains of the
little one were laid to rest beneath
a mound of flowers.
The many friends of the family
sympathize with them In their loss.
Wife Beats Air Crash.
San Jose, Cal.—Cassius H. Styles,
who crashed fire times while an
aviator in the World War, has ob
tained a divorce. He avered his wife
made him nervous by staying out
nights.
Cinderella]
bootery
LADIES’ SHOES EX
CLUSIVELY.
— ON THE SQUARE —
j SHELBY, N. C.
SPECIALS
AT THE
CLEVELAND
$1.00 AK.WAND'S COLD ( REAM FACE POWDER.
FREE: One Small Cream and Powder Puff.
$1.00 MELLO-GLO FACE POWDER—FREeT One
Compact.
75c GOLDEN PEACOCK POWDERS NOW .19c.
75c THREE FLOWERS FACE POWDER-FREE:
One Sifter.
LOV’ME FACE POWDER, ROUGE AND UP
STICK—ALL FOR $1.00.
$1.00 DJER KISS PERFUME FREE WITH 60c
FACE POWDER.
LIP STICK FREE—WITH POMPEIIAN FACE
POWDER FOR 60 CENTS.
50c PRINCESS PAT ROUGE—GET 50c LIP STICK
FREE.
$2.00 VALUE IN PRINCESS PAT POWDER FOR
$1.00.
90c VALUE SQUIBB'S TOOTH PASTE ANI)
BRUSH FOR 49 CENTS.
ONE LB. CRUSHED BOND STATIONERY AND
TWO PACKAGES ENVELOVES FOR 69 CENTS
THREE PACKAGES KOTEX FOR 95 CENTS.
$1.00 FIANCEE FACE POWDERUfREET"DOL
1.Alt'S WORTH OF PERFUME FREE.
$2.00 KARESS FACE POWDER—FREE?BOTTLE
OF PERFUME.
10 CENT NYAI/S HARD WATER SOAP!95 CENTS
A DOZEN. __
60c O’CEDARPOLISH—FREE: 50 CENTDUSTER
BRONCHOS. FOR SORE THPOTT—25 CENTS A
BOX—2 BOXES FOR 29 CENTS.
$2.25 MEN’S SHAVING SETS—NOW $1.49.
$2.50 VALUE GEM RAZORAND BRUSH—NOW
99 CENTS.
$ 1.00~VAI UE AUTO STROP"RAZOR~4{TCENTS.
SPECIAL ASSORTMENT NUNNALLY’S VALEN
TINE CANDY.
Cleveland Drug Co.
- PHONE 65 -
J. B. NOLAN
COMPANY INC.
REAL ESTATE
BROKERS
AUCTION SALES A SPECIALTY.
We are offering for sale at this time
several good homes in Shelby, ideally
located at low prices.
We also have some of the best farms
in the county at reasonable prices.
We have one of the best business
property propositions in Shelby. If in*
terested see us.
We can help you finance die proper
ty we have for sale.
If you have real estate you want
handled see us. We are equipped to
serve you in the most effective manner.
We can sell or trade your property.
J. B. NOLAN
COMPANY INC.
SHELBY, N. C.
Office Over Suttle Drug Co.
— TELEPHONE 70 —
We Will Open
For Business In
Our New
Banking Room
“On The Comer”
In The New Hotel
Charles Building
Thursday
Morning,
February
14, 9 A. M.
We will be glad to get back “home”
after nearly a year’s absence and will
be happy to extend a cordial welcome
to all of our friends. We invite you to
come in and inspect our new quarters.
We will have the same location that We
occupied for nearly twenty-five years,
with the addition of the space former
ly used by the Cleveland Drug Store.
1 ‘ ‘
The building has been practically
rebuilt, we have three new vaults; one
for money and securities, one for books
and one in the basement for storage.
We have entirely new fixtures, con
forming to the latest type in bank-fix
tures, with low rail counters, giving the
public easier access and closer com
munication with the men behind the
counters.
Our customers have been lenient
with us in our handicaps while occupy
ing temporary locations and our aim
and desire when we get back home will'
be to serve and strive to please them
more than ever in our histdry.
A cordial welcome awaits you in our
new quarters. There will be no formal
opening.
First National
Bank
kJ '
SHELBY, N. C.
RESOURCES FIVE MILLION
DOLLARS.