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•EMI-ANNUAL REPORT OF ALL RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF NO. 6 TOWNSHIP ROAD COMMISSION FROM JANl ARY 1. 1929 TO JULY 1, 1S29. Receipts. •anuary 1, balance . . .----- -- $2234. 1. I antiary 7. by county for pipe and cement . . 6 fanuary 16. by M. L. Borders for shackle bond money---... 43.00 tanuary 16, by department revenue—motor tax refund --------- 42 01 lanuary 16, by W H Bt mgardner-sale two wagons --- - 20 00 February 6. by Paul Poston for hay . 8881 viay 25, bv department revenue motor tax refund - 66.36 Total receipt . $22 848.55 Disbursements. Tjrst National Bank-Br*v Bros, note and interest Si.100,03 standard Machinery & Equipment Co.—balance on account .... 2i65i 'lyde Poston—December salary and freight return . -■- --- 111.20 Arill Devine—December salary . .. .-- ,5u0 Tom Moore—December salary . . .. uOO Vrthur Moss—December salary . . - 46 Tim Walker—19 nights salary . . .. — - -3 r. H. Lutz—December alary.---. . 80 t,u T Forrest Lutz—hauling and plowing . . - - 16.00 City of Shelby—water and lights . .• - 32- -c 3ulf Refining Co.—December bills . - 224 53 Southern Bel! T and T Co. phone bill. --. ™ Dr. C. M Peeler—pulling teeth for convicts .. .. .. 5.50 L. U. Arrowocd—lumber . - .-- 33 00 Farmers and Planters Hardware Co.—hardware bill 6 vj Campbell Department Store—shoes nd hose ------ - 36,'° F. D Quinn—drug bill 10 D E. Ford Co—wagon . ... -- .. 100 °r' M A. McSwain and Son—grocery bill 183 45 Webb Bros—oats and paper 112) Cleveland Hardware Co. — hardwar bill . . 33 00 Riviere Oil Company—54 gal. gas . 38 83 James Tiddv Auto Ton Shop—work on curtains . 150 Shelby Auto and Body Works—shop work . .. 12 00 D M. Cline—2 Mitchell wagons . ...... 19750 tv B. Green—meal . .■»... .. 30 30 Martin Blanton —1 days time . . . . —...- 5.00 Tom Cornv.e’l—2 days time . . — — -. - 10-00 Mike L. Borders—3 days time ..--- . - 15.00 3, B Weather-: and Sons—piping .. . .6105 ■ at Bctvman Coal Co.—coal . 40.0° Herbert Borders—haulms soil ....- -- -----.— 30.00 4 V Wray and 6 Sons—blankets _ .. - . - - 27.50 Stephenson Drug Co—drug bill . . . .. - 2.10 rtyburn A: Hoey—annual retainer ... 25.00 tV C. Lipscomb—shop bill .. .. -- 22.Co Mrs. .1, f. William*—-7 pair shoes . - 12.25 Carolina Tractor and Equipment tomp/ny—bill# to date 63.20 rnr’ National Ban!;—car of. hay - 182.15 S; A. L. Agent— freight rn hay ... 82 27 \v C. rutnam—top soil Zoar rord - - 100 00 C. L'p see mb—chop bill ..... . U.6C t; cf Shelby—water and lights ..- - .19 09 W. B. Green—corn meal .. - ... 24.50 Mike L. Borders—3 ds;> time . . 15.00 Torn Cornwell ... ... - - 5.00 M-.-.wih Bleritcn—2 clay-, tim* ....... 10.00 A • In • Me it -January : firry .. 80 00 C.v'-f P* n.ing Ctmy.sry— gfs bills for January . 152.07 Ou rn ,i Drug : ere—drug bn! .... ... 6.03 T ant: c-nn> ;!. —milk l.-» 1 ..10.00 Sou:hern B«T.T. and T Company - phony bill 4.1 j C' mbeil raw ■••mew f,ic— grocery bill . . . . 163.85 txirftiy Pvpyiy Ce.- rur d - ... . 1,6$ ■2 > Pub<r,'hifg Co.—p' .;l; hint read r*pef . 29.<nj r »» *nd C" ’.’ pair* blanket’ _ . . __ 21.00 Nat Bo" m»n Ce*l Cn~cc»l .—32 00 .i ■- - • - Lielcsy—wor!; c.n true': .. . . 7.00 1 F Lute—January .'alary - 90.05 Ten Moore—January salary ... .. . 80.00 .W, - re. .■n*■—January .,aU:..- . . . 80.00 C * Forlon -January - a’a and freight refund . 129.fi C, d; Poston—Sunday guard ... ..,.....«. - - 10.CO s -p 'rn on Drug CcnnoO. —drug bill . ... - ..... 2000 C’»\*i#nd Hardware’ Ccmpeny— hardware bill .. . . ... .. 22.10 -T. D. Ware— 73 hour* hruilng soil .. . ... ... 33 75 W (' Putnam—151 hours hauling oil end top soil.92.15 L ; 1 Hamrick—69 hours hauling soil ... .... 31.05 Mi ’ey YVc-bd—75 1-’ hour’ haulin', eoii ..... - .... 15.9? M te L. Border*—3 C y- tim." . ....... 150’ M-i ,n Blarttcn—2 dr; - ;!,••. -pj true': keen e ... 11 a0 l< n Cornwell—2 da; * t. n: .. .. ..... ...... . 10.00 C; dr Postcn—salary and refund . . .. . 138.8' T TI Lutz—February salary... 9009 Ar. bur Me. .—February alary ... . ..... 80 UO Wi’i Dr'ine—February -.alary ______« 80.00 Ten Moore—Feb vary alary . ... .......... 80.0) W C. Lipsccmh—'hep til! . .. . . ... 16.80 Sir-:by Auto end Body Works—shop bill . . ____ 5.00 Z. B. Weathers and Sons—piping . - ... 58.57 J. L. Rosa—hauling soil . . .. .. 93.55 .1 Lawrence Lackey—work on truck . ... ..... 3.10 Le- Dover—25 1-2 hours hauling soil . ..... 11.17 Dr C. M. Peeler— pulling teeth for prisoners... 3.50 Nat Bowman—coal . . .. . 28.52 Campbell Department Store—grocery bill .........._ 159.50 .Ino, M. Gold—186 hours hauling soil .. 83.70 Phylrctor Spangler—38 1-2 hours hauling soil - -- 26.32 Shelby Radiator company—repairs on radiacr---- 13.00 Burton McSwain—top soil --- ----- 52.50 j G. Dudley and Sons—work at septic tank.... 1.75 Cleveland Hardware Company—hardware bill..23.82 Quinn Drug Store—drug bill - . .... . .. 4.45 Joe W. Spangler—corn meal . ..... 24 8* Stephenson Drug company—drug bill .. .... 7.05 Cilty of Shelby—water and lights . .. 19.20 Souhern Bell T and T. Co—phone rent. .-.. 4.00 Crawford Chevrolet company—damage to Mrs. Wood's car . 1000 Jim Walker—4 nights guarding - . —.... 10 65 Tom Cornwell—service as commissioner . .. . 5 00 Will Devine—March salary.... 800i Tom Moore—March salary ..... 8000 D Y. Jones—night guard..—-- 72.05 Mike L. Borders—service as commissioner..... 15 00 Olydf Poston—March salary and freight refund . . 130 49 T. H Luta—salary for March . - .—... 90.00 Dee Elmore—8 hog.s . .. ... 9000 w C. Lipscomb—blacksmith work . .. ..... 34.21 Dr. C. M. Peeler—denal service . .. 3.00 Anderson Tractor and Equipment Co—tractor repairs .. 57 06 Sam Parkes—plowing soil .. _...-.. <00 Frank Cornwell—80 gal. milk.-. 16 00 City of Shelby—water and lights.-...- 16-43 Stephenson Drug Store—drugs ..... 8.40 Nat Bowman—coal .... 16.00 Z B. Weathers and Sons—piping . ..... 53.20 Gulf Refining Co—gasoline ... ..... - 405.82 Campbell Department Store—groceries ...... ■ 183 23 Cleveland Hardware Company—hardware . - 12.25 L. S. Brown—dry gcods .... ...... .... 171.90 Southern Bell T. and T. Co.—phone rent .. 4.59 The Selig Company—35 gal. Se-Fly-Go ... _ 84.0* John M Gold—hauling soil .. ... .. 90.43 Phvleeiw Spangler—hauling soil . .. '7.35 \ V, Crtt'cn Co— balance account . 119’ W. C. Putnam—plowing and hauling soil . - 33 1<» Superior Oil Company—oil . ._ _ r»7.4r> Joe W. Spangler—11! bu corn meal. l- 'J H. G. Stockton Garage—bracing radiator. - .— - 3 2 William Misher-— hauling soil eight hours __ 3.2J W. C. Lipscomb- shop bill . .. 14'id Marvin Blanton—3 days time ... .. Mike L. Borders—3 da\s time. 13.'JO Tom Cornwell - 1 days time . . ... . a 0> roru Moore—salary tor npiu .. . — Frank Cornwell—milk Arthur- Moss—April salary . ... ... T H. Lutz—Ap ril salary .... ... _. . Clyde Poston—salary and refund on freight bills .. . Will Devine April salary Stephenson Drug Co. -drug bill Farmers and Planters Hardware Co.--hardware Shelby Supply—piping .. . R G. Stockton Garage- work on truck F W D Sales Co—parts (or truck City of Shelby—water and lights J N. Dellinger—groerrv bill Gulf Refining company gas and oil Cleveland Hardware company--hardware'bill Suprior Oil company—oil Joe W Spangler—corn meal D H Cline—welding Z J Thompson—»lunibe Mauney Auto Supply Co—supplic W. E. Vickery—plumbing Southern Bell T and T Co phone service Standard Machinery and Equipment Co road grader and work on truck Campbell Department Store oil cloth .. - Mike L Borders—3 days time Marvin Blanton—2 days time . .. Tom Cornwell—3 days time R J. Stockton's Garage—labor and bolts - . Webb Brcs—90 bu oa‘s ... - Southern Bell T and T. Co.—phone bill . . ..... Joe W. Spangler—corn meal . - - City of Shelby—water and lights.— - . E. F. Craven Company—machine blades -- G 40 an 30 _ 90 Oi l . 147 1*0 80.00 15 a.. 3 * i 4 10 29 1 a 23.tD 14 3.1 150 Ou1 205 17 | 2(1 7b ; 37 1,3 j 19 4" i.OU 1 4i) 14.(1 I 9 00 i 4.do .769 74 J 4.50 ... 15.00 in oo .. 15.00 ..... 2 03 .... 63 00 8 <>5 . 2342 12 4ft 88.87 w c Lipscomb—snop work ... - - i» s< Superior Oil company —oil .. ... . 35.0? The Paragon Department Store—sto\e door. . 5 00 J C. Weathers—supplies for tractor .. . ... 5.6a j Cleveland Hardware Co.—hardware bill ... .. .. . 19.3:1 Carolina Tractor and Equipment Co.— 1 wheel for grader .. . .. . 35 If Hendrick Brokerage company hay ........-- 168riO Clyde Poston—salary and freight refund ..... 14564 Tom MOore—May salary ... . . ... .... 8000 Will Devine—May salary .... ... . ........... ........ So i/O T. H Luts—May salary .. 90 00 Arthur Moore—May salary ...... .. .. 80 o. r. O. Wilson—plowing soil .. 4 00 Frank Cornwell—milk . . .. . 9 30 J. Forrest Lutz—lumber . . ... 4 57 .Stephenson Drug company—drug bill... . .10 60 Farmers and Planters Hardware company—bolts and wrenches 1 10 R. J. Ledford—shop bill .. . . 4 00 7j. B Weathers and Sons—piping . ... _. 72.38 J. N. Dellinger—grocery bill . . .. ....... 157 30 Culf Refining company—gas and oil ... .. 263 52 Marvin Blanton—2 days time . . ___ _ 10 00 Torn Cornwell—1 days time .. ... ......... 5 00 * Mike l. Hc*r<Jf; J days Umr . ......... .. 15.0' w i Stubbs lumber .. .. 15-V A:thm MOss-Juni* salary .. .... 80.Ov' 1 il Lutz- June salary ... . . 90.00 • Will' Devine-June salary .............v.. .80.00 : loin Moon June salary ... . .... ... 8000 t'.'de Po ton alary Sunday guard and freight refund ...._ 145.33 (' (’ Hamrick -top soil . ...._ 20 00 Southern Cotton Oil company Fertilizers .. ...... . . ..... 55 90 (' R IV.set! and company difference on mule .. . . ... 40 00 Shelby Radiator company adding .............. .... too 1 A Blanton—sand for soiling road .. .... 10 00 Herbert Borders potato slips ... . . . ... ____ 10.00 Gull Helming company bills June 0, l.V and 28th . .... 194.59 Stephenson Drug company—drug bill-.. . .... 12 55 Nat Bowman Goa! Co. 1 ton coal . . ..._......... ... _8.011 t 'il v of Shelby w ater end lights . . ..... is 80 Viiiiuiurug oiorr- urug out ....... 9 M Anderson ;Tr«ctor and Equipment Co — May 11. $268; May It (11.66, May 15. 8171. June 13. 287 07 .... ........ 363 0) \V C Lipscomb shop bill ... . . ......22 S') Cleveland Hardware company hardware bill .. 3367 Georgia-Caroline Oil company grease ......... _ ... 79 30 Chesnee Detergent Products Mfg Co —soap .. ... soo American Jobbing company supplies .. .. .. . 96 60 7. B Weathers and Son- -piping ... ... .. 40.70 Farmers and Planters Hardware company—hardware bill . .. 133 Southern Bell T and T Co phone service.. , .6 63 Campbell Department Store-supplies .. .. . 113 Joe W Spanglei corn meal .. . .... ....... 27 .->0 Major Hopper-grocery bill ..... .. 220.40 J F Lutz- mowing oat* ........ 300 Paul Webb and Ron—medicine...... . 1 r,0 Total disbursements.. .... .. 16.672.ill) To uncollected taxes on maintenance fund .. . 410.72 • “• 17,082 99 Balance on hand July 1 ..... 5,765 56 « *• *«••’ « -- (22,848.55 I Mary E Yarbrough, treasurer of Cleveland county, do solemnly swear that the foreglng statement is tyie and correct to the best of m.v knowledge and belief. MARY E YARBROUGH, Treasurer Subscribed and sw'orn to before me this the 15th day of July, 1929 A. M. HAMRICK, Clerk Superior Court. Juniors Degree Work Here Monday Night The big- initiation that the Jun ior,'s of Shclbv have been planning for some time, will be Monday nighk July 29. The crack degree team from Dihvorth council No. 2, Char lotte, will confer the' degree for the benefit of the local council. Five hundred and twenty new member* have been added to Shelby council during the paat few months and the degree work is being conferred for their benefit. All member* of the local council, and other Juniors in this section are urged to attend. All new members are especially re quested to be present. Renew Your Health By Purification Any physician will tell yoo that “Perfect Purification of the Sys tom is Nature’s Foundation of Perfect Health." Why not rid yourself of chronic ailments that are undermining your vitality? Purify your entire system by tak ing a thorough course of Calotabs, —once or twice a week for several weeks—and see how Nature re wards you with health. Calotabs are the greatest of all system purifiers. Get a family package with fall directions. On ly 36 eta. at drugstores. (Adv). Try Star Want* Ad*. Eskridge News VOL I. July 19. 1929. NO. 26. Well. Mr Ford has broken’ all records for production of auto mobiles. He is now building 9300 cars every day. That Is approxi mately 1187 cars every hour as hts plants operate only eight hours each day. To figure it a little closer that means that hr is putting out 17 1-2 cars every minute. My, that a a nice looking babv Do you notice how much he favors your husband?" 1 hope not. We adopted him " It takes world wide accept ance and approval of a product to enable a manufacturer to produce the amount of product* Mr. Ford is putting out evsrv day. Of course, Reynolds puts out more cigarettes than this in one day and Coca Cola puts out, more dopes than this In one dav but it. is practically unbelievable that n man can put. out 9S00 au tomobiles in one day. It Is more astonishing that he can keep it up dav after day. If the people did not think they were getting dollar for dollar value for their money, Mr. Ford would soon have to cut his production. -- » Good sense is a thing we all need, few of us have and none of us think we are short of. From the depths of the sedan there came a muffled curse He was trying to fold a road map same as it was at first. We recently delivered Mr. ,7. C Caskey, popular driver of the Shelby fire department, a new Roadster. Mr. Caskey has been taking In the firemen's conven tion at Hendersonville this week in his new Ford. We also delivered Mr. F Yates Harrtll, R-4, Shelbv. a new Sport Coupe. Mr. Harry Woodson rams ! hround the other day and pur l chased his second model “A” Tu ! dor Hr has put the New Ford through some very severe tests and hr .says that it is perfect. Tourist dn village store': What have you got In the shape of automobile tires? Saleslady: Funeral wreaths, life preservers, invalid cushions, doughnuts, and wedding rings. The following have taken de livery on the model "A” within the last few days: Mr. J. C. Adams, Cleveland Cloth Mill. Tudor Sedan Elbert Blair. R-4, Shelby, Phaeton. Mr. M, R. Williams. Cleveland Cloth Mill, Town Sedan. Miss Pearl Sweezy, Lawndale, Standard Roadster. Mrs. Forrest Williams. Shel by. Tudor Sedan. Mr. W. A. West, Eastslde mill, his second Sport Roadster. Distinguished out - of - town guest speaking before banquet: "Your beautiful little city ap peals to me. As we came In on the train I remarked to my wife: 'Ah my dear, you and T ought to be living on top of one of those magnificent hills.” Toastmaster (in hoarse whis per:) "do easy; we've only got two hills in town, the insane asylum on one an dthe sewerage works on the other.” If you are interest In a Used Car don't forget to come around and look over our stock. We have some very unusual values at very attractive prices. Do not put it off for we cannot keep good used cars but a very few days. We will be glad to show you a New Ford if you will only give us a ring. CHAS. L. ESKRIDGE THE STAR EVERY OTHER DAY S2.5Q PER YEAR L AniMORE BATCH COMMUNITY NEWS Lattimore. July 18—Mr. Robrrl Wilson who underwent an operation for appendicitis at. the Rutherford - ton hospital last week Is reported to be getting along nicely. Mrs. T. C. Stookton was carried to the Shelby hospital Monday for treatment. Mrs. Margaret Stockton had as her dinner guests Sunday Mrs Phoebe Hamrick. Mr. and , Mrs Coleman Doggctt and Mr. William1 Doggett of Shelby. Miss Sarah Hamrick is spending a few days in Shelby the guest of Miss Sarah Thompson. Miss Aileene Wright spent Thurs day with Miss Dorcas Harrill. Mr. and Mrs. John Blanton had as their dinner guests Sunday Dr. and Mrs. Charlie Harrill of Shelby, Misses Elizabeth Willis. Bertie Lee Threat t. Mr S C Harrill and Mrs. Julia Harrill Dr. R. L Hunt. G O Hawkins, Robert Hunt and Frank Davis re turned Thursday from Bridgewater where they had spent several days fishing Mrs. Lawton Blanton and chil dren are spending a few days in Boiling Springs with Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Putnam. Dr. R. l. Hunt and family nave moved into their new home re cently completed They have had rooms for some time with Mr.v Julia Herrill. Friends of Mr. B. H Blanton sympathize with him in the death of his mother Mrs. Whitt Blanton which occurred Monday at her home in Forest City Monday. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at the home and a large crowd attended. Among those attending from v.at timore were: Mrs. O. O. Toms. Mrr M. B Smith. Misses Mada Wilson. Margaret Stockton and Julia Hunt. Miss Effie McEntirr was the guest of Mrs. M. B Smith Wed nesday. Little Miss Margaret Cline of Newton is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. R. R. Hewitt this week Mr. Alton Hamrick of Char lotte was the weekend guest of his paernts. Mr. and Mrs. E. O Ham rick. Mesdames L. C. Toms. M. B Smith. Miss Katie Mai Toms. Mada Wilson and Lyda Potson returned Monday front a two weeks tour of the north which included Toronto Canada. Niagara Falls. New York. Atlantic City and other interesting places. Miss Genevieve Blanton spent last week in Shelby with relatives Miss Pearl Hrrrtll was the dir tier guest of Miss 'Marie Hamriek Wednesday. RUN OFE OF SUMMER STOCKS at KELLY’S 50 summer suits reduced ONE - HALE 25 TROPICAL' SUITS REDUCED ONE-THIRD ALL STRAW HATS HALF PRICE The Half price cut include* Flannels, Tropicals, Palm Beaches and Linen*. You can buy one of these serviceable and stylish suits now from 56.75 to $14.75, these garments being formerly priced at $13.50 to $29.50. The tropical suits at 1*3 off make an excellent buy. They are stylishly cut, excellently made-in every way high class garments. Remember, these suits will be practically good as new next year. Thrif ty buyers everywhere take advantage of these clearances, with an eye to ^next season’s wardrobe. COME, BEFORE THE STOCK IS PICKED OVER. KELLY CLOTHING CO.
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