J. B. NOLAN CO.
REAL ESTATE BROKER °
SHELBY, N. C.
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE:
We arc offering for sale Iho following valuable farm
lands located in Cleveland and adjoining counties. Al
these properties are good and priced reasonable, and the
greater portion of them are worth much more than we
are asking. Come in to see us and let us explain to you
all about any farm you may be interested in.
TRACT NO. 1—37 acres in No. 8 Township, on good
sand clay road loading from Pnlkvillo to Lattimore, and
has many good improvements and is in a very line nei
ghborhood. This land is fertile and a good buy. Price
$3,100.00.
TRACT NO. 2—27 1-2 acres in Number 4 township,
just off Highway No. 20 leading from Shelby to Kings
Mountain, N. ('. Good :> room house and nice little barn.
This farm w>j make 15 bales cotton and plenty of corn,
etc., for the farm. Good land and a nice little farm.
Price $2,000.00.
TRACT NO. 3—21 acres in No. 4 township, near Beth
Ware school, just n quarter mile off Highway No. 20.
Good orchard, good barn and outbuildings. About 20
acres under cultivation. Price $1,100.00.
TRACT NO. 4—52 acres in No. 0 Township on good
sand day road, good house and barn: About 40 acres in
cultivation and is making a bale of cotton per acre. I his
is a fine farm. Price $100.00 per acre.
TRACT NO. 5—128 1-2 acres in No. 4 Township. This
is fertile farm, has a very fine pasture and about 35
acres good bottom land. On this farm you will see a
nice residence and a splendid barn and outbuildings.
Price $50.00 per acre.
TRACT NO. 6—48 1-2 acres in No. 3 Township near
Pleasant Hill church. This is a good farm 25 acres in
cultivation, good pasture and well wooded. Nice 5 room
house, good barns and outbuildings. Price $3,000.00.
TRACT NO. 7—43 acres in No. 4 Township, on Shel
by-Grover road. This farm is productive and a good
place. 7 room house and splendid outbuildings. Price
$4,000.00.
TRACT NO. 8—30 acres in No. 2 township, located
on Grogg creek, good fertile land in a good community.
Nice 5 room house—good barn and splendid outbuild
ings. On this property is 1 Flour mill, water power with
Fritz Steel overshot wheel. This is a good proposition.
Price $5,000.00.
TRACT NO 0—44 1-2 acres in No. 3 Township, near
Patterson Springs and only 5 miles from Shelby, on
good sand clay road, fertile land. Nice 6 room house
and splendid outbuildings. Price $4,200.00.
TRACT NO. 10—78 acres. No. 0 Township, 1-4 mile
from Lawndale. This is a good farm with nice home
and all improvements, also 2 other good houses. About
50 acres under cultivation. This is the Frank McMurry
farm, and is priced only $75.00 per acre.
TRACT NO. 11—40 acres in No. 8 Township, 1 mile
from Lawndale on good sand clay road. near Palm Tree
church. Fertile land, One 8 room house, 1 tenant house,
good barn and outbuildings. This is a fine farm and
will be sold at $158.00 per acre.
TRACT NO. 12—43 acres in No. 10 Township, ad
joining Henry Pool and others. On this farm is a good
peach orchard and some good timber. About So acres
under cultivation. Anyone wanting a good piece of land
af a good cheap price should investigate this land.
Price $1,000.00.
TRACT NO. 13—66 1-2 acres in No. 6 Township, two
{rood houses and outbuildings adjoining land with Tom
Dedmon, Geo. Spurting and others. This farm is known
as the Lewis Justice land. The acreage on the east side
of the Double Shoals road is priced at $200.00 per acre,
.and the part on the west side at $150.00 per acre. If
you want, a good farm close in it will pay you to inves
tigate this.
TRACT NO. 14—152 acres in No. 8 Township. 3 miles
from Polkville. Good 7 room residence. New barn and 3
tenant houses, all located on good sand clay road. This
is the J. L. Hunt farm. Price $9,000.00.
TRACT NO. 15—100 acres in No. 9 Township, known
as the L. S. Gardner estate, located on good sand clay
road. This is a fine farm. Nice home and splendid out
buildings. Price $110.00 per acre.
TRACT NO. 16—51 acres in No. 5 Township, adjoin
ing C. C. Beam and others. Good 6 room residence and
nice outbuildings. Located on good sand clay road, only
6 miles from Shelby. This is a splendid farm and a
bargain. Price only $3,800.00.
TRACT NO. 17—67 1-2 acres in No. 7 Township, on
good road and only 2 miles from Boiling Springs. Two
good houses and nice outbuildings. This is one of the
best cotton farm in this section and is a fine farm.
Price $120.00 per acre.
TRACT NO. 18—30 acres, more or less, in Toluca.
Good 7 room residence, barn, orchard and outbuildings.
This is the Dr. Edwards place. Price $6,000.00.
TRACT NO. 19—56 acres near Archdale, between
Grover and Kings Mountain. Good 6 room house. Good
barns and outbuildings. Price $2,500.00.
TRACT NO. 20—70 acres ih No. 9 Townshin, known
as the Sarah Lattimore land, and joins the Ep Champion
land. Jethro Lattimore, Cabiness Mauncy and others.
Price $75.00 per acre.
TRACT NO. 21—64 3-4 acres in Gaston county, ad
loinjng lands with T. S. Royster and others. This fine
farm. 50 acres in cultivation, good 5 room house, splen
did barn and outbuildings. Place makes 30 bales cot
ton, 300 bushels corn. Price $4,500.00.
All of the above farms are priced at the Rock Bot
tom. They are good farms and well located. If you are
Interested kindly < n! 1 at our office—we feel confident
that we can please you in some, of the above property,
or seme of the many that we do not have listed in this
.advertisement.
We know real estate values and we know that these
farms are good buys. Good terms can be arranged on
all these farms. See us—it will pay you.
J.B. NOLAN CO INC.,
Shelby, N. C. Telephone 70.
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LOCAL and*
•PERSONAL New*
rfTwrTYTV
Mrs. Nat Harris and daughter.
Peggy, of Rutherfordton were shop
ping in the city Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. R F. McNcely, of
Greensboro, are spending this week
with their son, Mr. J C McNeely
and family on S LaFayettc street.
Mrs. John Hudson, after a weeks’
\isit to Mrs. H. T. Hudson, left Sat
urday for Brevard, where she will
spend a month. Mr Hudson re
turned to Baltimore to take charge
of the People s Drug store there.
Mr. Chester U Bond underwent,
a slight operation on his face Wed
nesday afternoon
Mr. J. C McNeely and parents.
Mr and Mrs. R F McNeely, Miss
Margaret Lewis and Virginia Me
Nccly. spent Wednesday at Lake
Lure and Chimney Rock
Mr. and Mrs. Grover King of
Forest City, passed through the city
yesterday enroute to Charlotte to
attend the Hord-Thompson wed
ding.
Mrs". Chas Hoey, Misses Hattie.
Elsie and Elisabeth Gidnev were
shopping in Charlotte Tuesday.
Mesdames S. E and Flay Hoey
and Miss Virginia Hoey visited rel
atives in Hickory Wednesday.
Rev. J. E. Thompson returned
Tuesday from a visit to his daugh
ter at High Point
Mesdames Chas. Wilkins and
Robert Lawrence of Brevard spent
last week end with Dr. and Mrs. J
R Osborne.
Mr. and Mrs Knox Hardin are
spending this week-end with Mrs
Hardin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J
A. Hardin in Charlotte
Mrs. Bonnie Sanders Green. Mr.
Gus Sanders and Miss Christine
Panther returned Thursday from a
pleasant trip to Wrightsville Beach
and Morehead City. They visited
Camp Glenn while in Morehead
City and were dinner guests of
Company K of Shelby.
Born to Mr and Mr,. L. S.
Thackerson at the Shelby hospital
this morning a son.
Miss Louise Alien leaves Sunday
for s weeks vacation at, Wrights
ville Beach, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Allen of Rock Hill,
3. C.
Mr. and Mrs J. I. Moore spent
last week-end with their daughtei,
Mrs. Carl Funk at Camp Bragg,
who has a baby girl, born Sunday
night July 14.
Mcsdames J O. Propst and W.
A. Pendleton and Miss Mattie , Suo
Propst went on the excursion to
Thomasville. yesterday. They repori
over 600 children in the Baptist
orphanage there, who are so well
cared for.
Some Shelby people in Charlotte
yesterday were Mrs. Chas. Hubbard.
Misses Margaret Blanton and Mary
Brandt Switzer, Mrs. Kate L. North
and Miss Egberta North. Mr. J. F.
Jenkins and son, Mrs. Joe Austell,
Misses Virginia Austell. Mayme
Roberts and W. C. Roberts.
Some of those attending the
Hord-Thompson wedding yesterday
in Charlotte were Mr. and Mrs. W.
N. Dorsey. Misses Kathleen and
Mabel Hord. Mr. and Mrs. Julian
Hord of Cliffside. C. T. Hord and
Dr. Zeno Wall
Misses Bertha. Attif and Adelaide
Bostie and Mr. and Mrs. Thornton
Bostic spent yesterday at Ridge
Crest.
Miss Allie Nooe of Charlotte is
here visiting here sister, Mrs. J. T
Gardner on West Marion street.
Ivy Morrison of High Foint is
spending his weeks vacation with
his parents, Mr and Mrs. C A.
Morrison.
Dr. H. K Boyer left Wednesday
for Lake Junaluska to spend sev
eral days.
Frof. and Mrs. Donald Johnson
of Oxford are spending their
vacation with their parents Rev.
and Mrs. T. B. Johnson on South
La Fayette street.
Penny Column
O. K. BARBER Shop
South Shelby, next
door to corn mill. Un
der new management
Ladies and children
given special atten
tion. New shower
bath. Doris F. Willis,
/ Proprietor, 2t l9p
At The Theatres j
' The Great White North, a silent;
picture, ii drama set in the vast
waste lands of the north, is the j
extraordinary feature being offered t
at the Princess today And the'
Beams think so highly of it that ■
they are extending the run through j
Saturday
This is a picture of real life ti
the north lands, as stark a piece of i
realism as has ever been put on the |
screen It is grim to the point ot |
being awe inspiring, with a bark- :
ground of the bleak bnt at the same
time exquisitely beautiful nortu!
courntry. Don't fall to see it.
A laugh special. "China Bound "
starring that celebrated pair of
comedians, Karl Dane and George
K Arthur, with Josephbne Dunn in
tire cast, is the Webb feature today.
This Is a silent picture. But it is ac
companied by vttaphone vaudeville
acts, and the latest pictorial review
of news events. Announced as
coming soon to this playhouse arc
such celebrated attractions as
“Noah's Ark." and “Desert Song."
The Webb has a special announce
ment. in today s advertisement con
cerning show hours during the re
mainder of the summer season.
To Build Memorial
Church At Eastside
6
Lot Near School I* Purchased.
Voung People Give Program
At Kings Mountain.
iSpecial to The Star.!
The W. M U. of the Eastsidr,j
Baptist church held Its July meet
ing with Mrs. F. P. Ligon on Tues
day evening. The program on "Per- ]
sistent Prayer" was helpful and
very much enjoyed. After the pro- i
gram and transaction of business !
Mrs Ligon served the ladles wiln !
delicious refreshments.
The Intermediate B Y. P. U. of
the Eastside church went to Kings
Mountain recently and gave a pro
gram at the Second Baptist church.
Mr. R. R Cook is the efficient
teacher of the intermediates.
Plans are being pushed forward
to the erection of the Johnson mem
oiial Methodist church in the near
future. A lot has been bought and
paid tor adjoining the Jefferson
school building.
Mrs. C. C. Morrow and children
of Gastonia spent several days
with Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Gladden 1
recently
Mr and Mrs O. C Huskey and
little daughter have returned from j
a two weeks visit to Georgia and ]
Florida
Mr. and Mrs. C C. Lattlmore and
children of Lawndale were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. D Latti
moro Sunday. Little Jessline Latti
more returned home with them for
a two weeks visit.
Mrs. Henry Hollingsworth has
returned from the Shelby hospitel
where she was taken for treatment.
Mrs. Clarence Walker Is in the
Shelby hospital. She was operated
on last week
Mrs. R O. Bumgardner and
children and Mrs. Seth Weaver
spent Tuesday afternoon with their
mother.
Misa Loray Devine and Mrs.
Harry Shelton of Dallas recently
visited their aunt, Mrs. L, A De
vine
Mr. Clyde Hicks of Alexander was
an Eastside visitor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Duke Rollins and
baby spent the week end in Kings
Mountain with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Rollins.
Misses Florence Devine and Wil
lie Mae Rainey and Mrs. Mare
Ewing spent Sunday in Cherryville
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Pruett and
daughter and Mrs. M. C. Gibson of
Greenville. S. C. are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. L. N Buchanan and
children, Mrs E. L. Buchanan, Miss
Ora Lee Buchanan and Mrs Le
land Buchanan attended preaching
services in Bessemer City last Sun
day.
Mrs. J O. Ledford and children
spent the week-end in Kings Moun
tain with relatives.
Mrs. M. T. Phillips and children
are spending this week in Gaff
ney.
Mrs. Ed Lee and children of
South Shelby spent Thursday, aft
ernoon with Mrs. W E. Gantt
Mr. and Mrs. W. L Harrell of
Gastonia have returned to their
home after spending several days
with Mr and Mrs J. C. Lazenby.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Yelton and
children spent Sunday with rela
tives near Boiling Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Lee and chil
dren of West Shelby are spending a
few days at Eastsid^
Mr. Will Vinsett, of Gaffney,
spent Thursday and Friday in the
village.
Mr. and Mrs. Cash Seay and
children spent the week-end at
Marion with Mrs. Seay's parents.
They were accompanied home by
Mrs. Seay's sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buchanan
and children spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Webber al Cow
pens. 3 C.
PRINCESS THEATRE
Kcn:e of High Class Attractions At
Sensible Prices.
— TODAY AND SATURDAY —
Attraction Extraordinary. An authentic
and gripping story of the polar regions
“THE GREAT WHITE NORTH”
A picture that has taken twelve years to
produce. Filmed by the famous H. A. &
Sidney Snow. This is a Fox Silent Mas
terpiece.
Also other added attractions of different
kinds.
Daily Admission (Talking & Silent)
10-25c — Why Pay More?
— COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN —
PRINCESS THEATRE
BARGAINS
IN USED CARS
One Chevrolet Coupe, 1928 Model.
One Chevrolet Coupe, 1927 Model.
One Chevrolet Coupe, 1926 Model.
One Chevrolet Coach, 1927 Model.
One Chevrolet Touring, 1926 Model.
Two Ford Roadster*, 1927 Model.
Two Ford Coupes, 1925 Models.
All the above cars have been thor
oughly reconditioned and have 1929
License Tags.
CRAWFORD CHEVROLET Co.
MONEY TO LEND
ON FIRST CLASS RESIDENTIAL OR
BUSINESS CITY PROPERTY.
5 - 7 OR 10 YEARS.
“QUICK AND ATTRACTIVE LOANS”
D. R. McBRAYER
Royster Building, Shelby, N. C.
PHONE 775.
LOW ROUND TRIP FARES
WASHINGTON, D. C.
via
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Friday, August 2nd, 1929.
$13.00 — Round Trip Fare — $13.00
From SHELBY, N. C.
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Tickets will he sold for all trains August 2nd. with
final return limit of August 7th.
Big League Baseball; Aug. 3, 4, 5.
Washington vs Detroit
For further information and pullman reservations
call on any Seaboard ticket agent, or
H. A. Harris, Agt. John T. West DPA.
Shelby, N. Raleigh, N. C.
For Greater Results In Selling-Try Star Adv.
WEBB
THEATRE
Always Cool and Comfortable —
— SPECIAL TONIGHT —
SEE KARL DANE. LEO. K. ARTHUR and JOSE
PHINE DUNN IN
“CHINA BOUND”
—A METRO-GOLDYVYN LAUGH SPECIAL—
This is a silent picture and one of the best.
Come out and hear the fine music on the Majestic
Electric Radio.
Also VITAPHONE VAUDEVILLE ACTS AND
LATEST NEWS EVENTS.
Admission.-. ..** 10 and 25c.
— SATURDAY —
THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN
TED WELLS IN
“SMILING TERROR”
A UNIVERSAL WESTERN FEATURE
PIRATES OF PANAMA” NO. 3.
LAUREL AND HARDY SOUND COMEDY AND
FABLES.
Admission.-....” 10 and 25c.
WATCH FOR THE BIG ONES COMING NEXT WEEK.
— SPECIAL NOTICE PLEASE —
During the rest of July and August we will start
shows at 1:00 o’clock Mondays and Saturdays, running
straight through until 11:00 o’clock.
Other days—Tuesdays. Wednesdays, Thursday and
Fridays, Shows begin at 3 o'clock, running continuously
until 11:00 o’clock.
Coming Soon “Noah’s Ark” “Desert
Song.*
Webb Theatre
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BANK
SHELBY, N. C.
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