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McNeely’s Current Offerings IN Ladies9 Fine WEARING APPAREL DRESSES IN TWO GROUPS: — GROUP 1 — 95 short And long sleeve Crepe Dresses, includ ing the now famous GARDNER TAILOR ED DRESSES. Extra Special At $7.95 — GROUP 2 50 Dresses, formerly priced to $29.75— Extra Special At $19.75 These Dresses come in beautiful crepes and Georgettes and are made by New York’s finest stylists. SILK HOSE $1.29 200 pair* full fash ioned pure thread Silk Hose, regular $2.00 values. SPRING COATS 55 Spring Coats to close out at 1-3 OFF REGULAR PRICE. Coats that wore $19.75 Now $13.25 Coats that wort, $24.75 Now $16.50 Coats that were $29.75 Now $19.85 Coats that were $39.75 Now $26.50 Coats that were $49.75 Now $33.25 Coats that were $59.75 Now $39.85 They come in all the wanted shades — Navies, Tans, Lifjht Greens and Mixtures. MILLINERY Big Shipment of New Spring Hats just arrived Priced from $3-9Sto J2-50 J. C. McNEELY COMPANY STYLE-QUALITY — SERVICE LOCAL and* •PERSONAL News Mr. and Mrs. Herman Eskridge spent the week-end In Pinehurst, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Liner of Can ton will spend this week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Eskridge. Mrs. Eliza H. Roberts is spending Several days in Spartanburg. The P. T. A. of LaFayette street seliool realized $32 from the play given last Thursday night. Born to Mr. and Mrs. E H Johnson Thursday morning, April 11. a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Beam and little daughter, Marjorie, visited the gardens in Charleston. S. C' ... the first of the week. Mrs. Robert Hoyle will spend this week-end with her sister Mrs. E. L. Harris in Raleigh. Messrs. C. R. and J W Doggett, Spurgeom and Z. V. Cline made a business trip to Columbia, S. C. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Beam have gone to Charleston, S. C to sec the gardens. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Bo't and son. Nad. returned Thursday from a visit to Captain and Mrs. G. C. Mattison in Jacksonville, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Grigg spent yesterday in Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. C R. Webb and son Billy, leave Sunday for a few days visit in Asheville. Mrs. W. R. Newton spent yester day with friends in LLncolnton. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Robbins of Gaffney were Shelby shoppers Thursday. Mesdames G. W. Rollins, Ruth Morrow and Chax. Lemaster of For est City were Shelby visitors this week. Mrs. Laurence Ramsey and Mr. and Mrs. Ab Poston are spending today in Gastonia. Carl Ramsey who has been with Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Ramsey for some time left Monday for his home in Cleveland, Tcnn, Miss Eunice Knecsc of Boiling Springs junior college was a Shelby shopper yesterday. Mrs. Whisnant Durham of Green ville, S. C. returned to her home Wednesday after a two weeks visit to her daughter, Mrs. H. E. Wal drop. Miss Austine Brackett returned this week from a two weeks stay with Mrs. H. Murehcad in Chur lotto. Rev. Frank Snider of Bessemer City will conduct a revival meeting at Eastsido Baptist church, begin ning Sunday night. He will be a guest of Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Wal drop. Czar Mundy who has been visit ing his mother, Mrs. Mundy, leaves Saturday for Laurinburg where he is connected with The Laurinburg Exchange. Some Shelby people attending the horse show in Asheville are: Mr. and Mrs. John Schenck, Jr., Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Dorton, Messrs. George and C. C. Blanton, Mesdames T. W. Hamrick, F. R. Morgan. Vick Wray and Miss Etta Beverly. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sutilr. Mr. and Mrs. J. I), Lineberger and Miss Betty Settle left yesterday for Charleston, S. C. to visit the gar dens. Miss Betty who is sponsor for the N. C. club at the Citadel, went to attend the sponsors dance there Friday night and the tea dances Saturday and Saturday night in the city. Miss Mamie Wright who has many relatives here was buried in Asheville yesterday, Rev. and Mrs. It E. Waldrop spent Tuesday with Rev. and Mrs. C. C. Mathcny in F’orest City, Mesdatnes F. R. Morgan and T. W. Hamrick were visitors in Spar tanburg Wednesday. Miss Elizabeth Roberts returned last night from Spartanburg where she attended a series of parties given by Mrs. Livy Huntei. Mr. Joe M. Wright, of the Earl section, has just returned from a week’s pleasure trip to Washing ton. D. C Mr. Wright was a teach er during the year in the mountain section of the state and his school has closed for the summer months. During the summer he intends to travel in the west. Mr, J. B Webber from Moores boro is in Charlotte visit dig his sis ter, Mrs. Frank Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Webber visited hlv parents Mr. and Mrs Alina Webber in Mooresboro a few days ago. Miss Lucy Mae Francis, daugh-: ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Francis, I West Marion street, was operated on I last night at the Shelby hospital I for appendicitis. She is doing nice ly. Special attention -is called to a meeting tonight by Cleveland lodge No. 202 Time 7:30 o'clock. Work in third degree. SOCIAL NEWS <Continued from page six,t I placed on a table attractively ar- j ranged in the hallway and presid- j ed over by Mesdames C. B. Suttle and Ralph Royster, Receiving at the entrance to the reception room and Introducing the receiving line was Mrs. Grady Lovelace. Mrs. Beam wearing a purple chiffon vel vet evening gown was assisted in receiving by the club officers, Mrs. A1 Bennett, the president, who was attired in a two tone orchid chiffon, Mrs. L. P. Holland, the vice presi dent wore peach beaded georgette and Miss Marine Roberts, the sec- j rotary and treasurer, wore light! blue satin and lace Mrs. Kemp Kendall, mother of the hostess was ; handsomely gowned in black crepe back satin with cream lace vest and pearls. Mesdames Cline Hendrick and Vick Wray, both recent brides wero honored in the receiving.line, Mrs. Hendrick wearing yellow taff eta and Mrs Wray apricot taffeta and tulle with shoulder bouquet oi pink rose buds and sweet peas. Mesdames J. J. Lattimoro and Robert Doggett entertained and di rected the guests to the chairs1 where they were seated and served delicious cream, angel food cake, punch and purple mints by Misses Elizabeth MeBrayer, Bertha Bostic, Lucy Hamrick and Mrs. Rush Thompson. Mesdames W. C. Harris and George Hoyle passed the nuts. Presiding at the piano and fur nishing beautiful music during the afternoon were Misses Mary Helen Lattimore, Mesdames H. S, Plaster and DeWitt Quinn. Bidding the guests goodbye were: Mesdames John Schenek, jr. and Ben Suttle. The guest list includ ed 250. At The Theatres The Princess is featuring today the second showing of "Win That Girl" which will be a screen at traction, accompanied by the show ing of the Fox News. This screen play was enthusiastically received j by a big audience at the theatre last night. On the stage will appear the well known attraction "A Trip to the Hawaiian Islands,’' with the Hawaiian singers. Saturday on the screen will come Bob Steele in "The Amazing Vagabond,” a thrilling ac tion picture, with the Stli chapter of “The Vanishing West,’’ with Paramount News, and a comedy. Also the last showing of "The Ha waiian Singers." Claude Webb, proprietor of Webbs I is daily expecting the arrival of the Vitaphane. He says it should reach here not later than tomor row, and will be installed at once, so that this feature will be present- I ed, probably without fail, some day next week. Meantime Mr. Webb is calling special attention to his in termediate shows, filling in the gap hours between five and seven o'clock. This extra showing feature has proved very popular, and he is! giving it a thorough try-out to .-.ec if the local fans wisli a continuous performance. Phyllis Haver heads the bill at, the Webb today in a sensational newspaper picture—j "The Office Scandal.’ MISS BETTIE EDWARDS Popular Leading Lady With Tolbert Players Appearing In Shelby ALL NEXT WEEK. i WEBB THEATRE - TONIGHT Phyllis Haver In ‘ THE OFFICE SCANDAL” The most sensational newspaper story ever screened. Also Comedy and News Reel. Shows at 1,3, 5, 7, 9. — SATURDAY — Tim McCoy In “SIOUX BLOOD” A big western feature. Also “Our Gang” Comedy and “Fables.” Watch For Big Vitaphone Opening Next Week. Shows at 1,3, 5, 7, 9. WEBB THEATRE Cash For Poultry SOUTHERN DEPOT, SHELBY, N. C. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17TH. All Hens, per lb. ..27£c Broilers, per lb...42c Cocks, per lb. 16c Turkeys, per lb. .w.i,.. 25c Guineas, Each. 30c Geese, per lb. . ... 10c This is a good price for Poultry. We will appreciate your business. F. B. PRICE, JR. Salisbury, N. C. FEATURES AT THE PRINCESS THEATRE — TODAY — STAGE ATTRACTION “A TRIP TO THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS” With the Imperial Hawaiian Singers. A musical sensation that is thrillingly dif ferent. TODAY — ON THE SCREEN Second Showing Of “WIN THAT GIRL” A show that made a hit with the big audience last night. SATURDAY — ON THE STAGE LAST Performances (Matinee and night) of the HAWAIIAN SINGERS ON THE SCREEN — COMING MONDAY — Monte Blue, in a Warner Special— “THE GREYHOUND LIMITED” Home of High Class Sound and Talking Pictures. Special Cooling and Ventilating System. What does your SAVINGS ACCOUNT do for YOU? GIVES YOU CASH IN THE BANK INSTANTLY AVAILABLE YOUR Savings Account, while earning interest as an extra safe investment, is always available as instant cash for sudden opportun ity or chance adversity. Build your savings account with regu lar deposits for there is comfort and satisfaction in a cash reserve, that is steadily growing, earning and always available. FIRST NATIONAL BANK SHELBY, N. C. RESOURCES FIVE MILLION DOLLARS. •—A SAFE BANK FOR SAVINGS—■ ANNOUNCING New Arrivals OUR BUYERS HAVE BEEN SPENDING THE WEEK IN NEW YORK CITY BUYING WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN S. MEN’S ANI) BOYS’ READY TO-WEAR. THIS MERCHANDISE HAS BEEN COMING IN IN LARGE QUANTITIES BY DAILY EXPRESS—AND WE ARE PLEASED TO INVITE YOU TO VISIT US AND INSPECT THIS NEW MERCHANDISE AND FEEL CONFIDENT THAT YOU WILL BE ALSO PLEASED WITH THE VALUES. YOUR VISITS ARE ALW AYS A PLEASURE TO US WHETHER YOU PURCHASE OR NOT. Campbell Dept. Store
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