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Hear those Jazzy Tunes Played by a
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Billie Dove, Twice as Beautiful, Twice as
Appealing, When She Talks In
“CAREERS”
With Antonio Moreno and Noah Beery.
Romance under the tropical moon. A wife
who risked her honor for her husband’s
career. A husband who is forced to prose
cute his own wife for a crime she commit
ted for his sake.
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LOCAL and*
•PERSONAL News
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Ctn
ipe an fight pound daughter. Pa*, ue
Adeline. Mother and baby are doing
nicely.
Miss Rebecca Kearns returned
Friday to her heme at, High Point
after a visit to her cousin, Miss
Edwina Gidney.
Master Lloyd Gardner underwent
an operation for tonsilitis at the
Shelby hospital Thursday.
Miss Addie Mae Koone returned
to her home in Spartanburg Sunday
after a few days visit to her brother
Mr. W. E. Koone and Mrs. Koone
on N. Morgan street.
Mrs. L. R Cornevin was a patient
at the Shelby hospital last week for
a few days treatment
Mrs, R, Lee Weathers chaperoned
a number of the neighborhood chil
dren on a picnic to Pineview lake
last Thursday.
Mrs. George Moore and her sis
ter's children are spending a month
at Yellow Top, in the mountains
near Chimney Rock.
Miss Hope Whisnant of Charlotte
is visiting her cousin Miss Dorothy
King.
Bob Trott of Clearwater, Fla , is
visiting Mr. Cade Green at Boiling
Springs.
Little Nancy Coble visited rela
tives in Bessemer City last week.
Mesdames J A. Suttle. Lewis J
Forney, Mary Niel Connor, Misses
Gussie Sisk and Betty Suttle spent
Friday In Charlotte.
Miss Virginia Beaubtan returned
the last week to her home in New
port News, Va after several weeks
visit to her sister, Mrs. L. R. Come
vin.
Mi. I. B. Froneberger. of Ashe
ville, visited relatives here Sunday.
Mrs, Henry Edwards, who has
been visiting at Lewiston, and Mrs.
Brevard Hennessa, who has been
visiting at her home at Scotland
Neck return to Shelby today.
Born Saturday to Dr. and Mrs
Sam Schenck. a son. Dr. Schenck
is surgeon at the Shelby hospital.
Mother and babe are getting along
nicely.
Dr. and Mrs. John W, Harblson
left Friday for Milwaukee, Wis.,
where Dr. Harbison is a delegate
from the Shelby Klwanis club to the
Kiwanis International. While away
they will stop in Chicago, where Dr.
Harblson will attend a clinic.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Weathers
spent the week-end at Burnsville,
stopping at Mr. BUI Wray's hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wray of Bums,
ville arrived yesterday and were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John K.
Wells, They went today to Catawba
county to divide the property be
longing to the Wray estate.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorin E. Hoyle of
Lattimore spent the week end at
Raleigh and Goldsboro where Mr.
Hoyle went on business.
Dr. Robert L. Wilson has return
ed from Philadelphia where he at
tended the American optical insti
tution. taking a special course in
binocular vision and strengthening
cross eye.
Mrs. George Johnson and sister.
Miss Annie Snell, visited in Char
lotte Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Ingram spent
Saturday and Sunday at Morven.
Miss Agnes Herndon of Lincoln
ton visited Misses Laura and Nora
Cornwell over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. George Shuford and
children of Cliffside spent several
days last wreek with Mrs. W. L.
Packard, who with Miss Jenny Lee
Packard accompanied them on a
motor trip to Wrightsville and Caro
lina Beach. \
Miss Margaret Crowder Is visit
ing her sisters in Charlotte.
Mrs J. T. Snell and grand-da ugh
ter, Miss Glover of Tarboro, spent
last, week with her daughter, Mrs.
Geo Johnson, at the Isaac Shelby
hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ratliff of
Morven spent the week end with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Liles. They were accompanied home
today by Misses Margaret Lee and
Cleon Liles, who will spend several
weeks with them.
Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Lattimore, J.
P. Jenkins and Louis Lattimore are
attending the golf tournament and
Kiwanis banquet at Hendersonville
today and tonight
Mrs. Margaret Gardner ot Green -
\illr, S. C, is spending this week
with her sister, Mrs. C R. Doggett
Miss Flossie Marlin of MoekavUle
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Chris.
Burrus.
Misses Clayton Cline, Evelyn and
Mildred Hord, Edwin and Lamar
Cline, spent yesterday with Miss
Joan Rothrock at Rockwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Blanton,
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. C. R
Webb to Atlantic City, to attend
the insurance company convention
and to New York.
Mrs. Cohn Hull. Misses Olhc and
Kate Moore of Boiling Springs. Miss
Bleeka Blanton and Lawton Blan
ton, will return about the first ot
August from a teacher's tour of the
North and west. They left about
two weeks ago.
Miss Marie Thorn of Kingstree. 3.
C . is visiting her sister. Mrs Harry
Hudson.
Col. William Harrelson. of Ra
leigh. visited his mother here Friday
and Saturday of last week
Mrs. Jean Schcnck and mother,
Mrs. L. A Crowell, of Lincolnton,
left this morning for Blowing Rock,
where they will spend ten days at
the Crowell cottage there.
Miss Jarfle Secrest, of Monroe, Is
spending this week with Miss Mary
Brandt Switacr.
Mr. Cline Hendrick motored to
Asheville yesterday to meet Mis.
Hendrick, who returned Irom a two
weeks visit to her parents in Boon
ville, Ky. They will visit in Ashe
ville for several days before return
ing home the middle of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Webb and Mr.
and Mrs. O. M. Mull visited in
Statesville and Taylorsville yester
day.
Miss Caroline Blanton returned
Sunday morning from a visit to New
York after having graduated at
Smith college ten days ago.
Mr. C. C. Blanton. Mrs. George
Blanton. Misses Millicent and Caro
line Blanton, visited Col. A. N. Wood
in Gaffney. S. C„ yesterday.
Mr. Earl Larkin, of Chicago, ar
rived last week and Joined Mrs. Lar.
kin for a visit to her mother, Mrs.
Walter Ramsaur.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Thorp of
Monroe moved to Shelby Friday and
are accupying the Jordan house on
Grover street. Mrs. Byron Williams
Is a. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thorp.
Russell Laughridge. Claude Webb
and Miss Austine Brackett spent
yesterday with friends in Charlotte
Messrs. Otis and EsJe.v Pendleton
and A. L. Sain, of the Pendleton
establishment, returned the lat er
part of the week from a trip to Chi
cago.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Hendrick are ;
taking their vacation this week i
with Mrs, Hendrick's parents, at j
Forest City.
Miss Isabel Hoey left this morn
ing for New York where she, will
visit her cousin, Mrs. W. K. DuPre
for a few’ days and Friday she sails
on the Leviathan for a trip abroad
Miss Sara Burton Jenkins left
Saturday for Atlanta to join a par
ty of friends for a two month's
western tour. ,
Miss Kathleen Hold and her
guest. Miss Josephine Clayton.
Messrs. Bill Doggett and Jim Grice
motored to Charlotte Friday nigh:
to take in the show at the Caro
lina.
Mr. C. C. Blanton. George, Jr .
Misses Millicent Blanton and Linda
Lee Eskridge spent. Friday in Ashe
ville.
Mr E T Switer spent the week
end at Blowing Rock
Mesdames J, L. Webb, o M.
Gardner, Mr. »nd Mrs. Eugene
Burgess spent Sunday with relativ
es In Gaffney
Mr and Mrs William Andrew..
Bill Andrews. Jr . Dr and Mrs Ben
Gold and children, spent yesterday
in Lenoir.
Mr. and Mrs Thompson Daniel
left Saturday for th*ir home in
Tampa, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Morgan vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. E. A Morgan in
Gaffney yesterday
Mesdames Flacks Andrews Law
rence and Madge Wilkins and Miss
Mary Osborne Wilkins of Brevard
were week-end guests of Dr. and
Mrs. J. R. Osborne.
Rooster Cares For
Motherless Brood
Hon. Best To Imitate Maternal
( lurk A* Hr Scratches Tor
22 Biddies.
Elkin.—"Cix'k-a-ilixxllc-doo no
lonfrrr is the early morning signal
piped forth by the kina of a cer
tain Elkin poultry yard that a new
day is about to dawn.
"Cluck! cluck!" is now the-hourly
sons: of the once lordlv Chantecleer
since he has voluntarily opened Ills
Mrs. T. R. Yarbrough of Colum
bia, S C , spent the week-end witn
her brother, Mr. L, Ft l.igon,
Mrs. Luico M Hull and Mrs II N
McDiannid left bv motor this morn
ing: In visit relatives and friends in
eastern North Carolina Mrs. Hull
will go to Mount Olive and other
points, while Mrs MeDlnrmtd will
visit at Kenansville. Rose Hill and
other places. They expect to Ire gone
about a week or len days before re
turning home
Evprett Houser relumed home
Saturday from a business trip to
New York
heart and imposed upon himself tlv
responsibility of hovering and
scratching for an ohphaned brood of
! 22 tender biddies.
The mother hen, hungered from a
faithful three weeks selge on a big
nest of eggs, rhoked to death in
an effort to swallow a huge morsel,
the very day that she made her de
but with her unusually large family
of biddies.
Mrs. John Ipotk. of North Bridge
street, owner of the fowls, was dis
mayed by the helpless shrieks and
pitiful wails of "peep peep” as 'hi:
baby chirks darted wildly about- I he
problem of finding a foster parent
was swiftly solved when the bi*
roo-'er coaxed the motherless brood
under his broad wings and tried r.&
best to imitate the maternal cluck 1
of the deceased mother.
By constant practice. Chanticleer s j
cluck lias softened to the tenderness
of a mother hen and constantly ne j
struts about the poultry incloau." j
always on the search of an insect or j
* worm to calm the shrill chorus I
of a growing and always hungty|
family of biddies.
How to poison the cotton boll
Yeovil Is told briefly In leaflet 37;
Issued by the United States depart-,
mem. of sericulture at Wasington. i
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