Today and Tomorrow
.
At The Webb
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“THE TERROR”
STARRING MAY McAYOY AND LOUISE FAZENDA
A Great Crook Flay, that ran three years on the London
stage; probably the greatest mystery drama now be
fore the public. It is a Warner Brothers. All-Talkie. It
will thrill you, amuse you,—give you one hundred per
cent entertainment. *
Webb Theatre
Special Bath
Combination Offer
Squibbs Bath Powder. $1.00
Genuine Cannon Towel .. 35c
NOW BOTH FORs. 98c
50c MARY GARDEN ROUGE
NOW ... 25c
Rubber Glove*.25c Pair
50c Stationery — Now 2 Boxes 51c
Cleveland Drug Co.
— PHONE 65 —
The Betty Jean
Beauty Shoppe
IS CHANGING THEIR LOCATION TODAY FROM
OVER THE PARAGON DEPT. STORE TO THE I
BLANTON-WEATHERS BUILDING (NEXT DOOR
TO J. C. PENNEY CO.)
Invitations are now being issued and the public is
cordially invited to attend their forma! Opening Aug.
6th. from 4 P. M, to 9 P. M.
COMPLIMENTARY SHAMPOO TICKETS FOR
EVERY LADY CALLING DURING THESE HOURS.
NOTICE:—They will have associated with them
permanently, Miss Thelma Torbert from Cleveland. Ohio,
who is a specialist in every line of Beauty Culture and
especially so in Hair Cutting. Permanent Waving and
Fingerwaving.
Shelby people are fortunate in having the services
of an operator like Miss Torbert.
Watch for their Ads for Opening Specials.
LET THE
Service Dry Cleaning
Company
SERVE YOU
Graham Street Phone 33
LOCAL and*
•PERSONAL News
i
Miss Amanda Wakefield of An
treville. S. C., has been Visiting her
sisters, Mesdames H. L. Hunt and
Ralph Ballentine for three weeks.
Mrs. Emily Jones was carried to
the Shelby hospital Monday after
noon for treatment
Dr. and Mrs. J. L. White of
Miami. Fla . who are spending the
summer at Asheville, spent last
week-end with Mrs. W. F. Davis.
Mrs. White has been at the bed
side of her brother, Mr. J O Pos
ton, who is quite ill.
Mesdames Frank Hamrick. Lillie
Button. Miss Jessie Hamrick and
Frankie Hamrick and George But
ton spent Sunday in Asheviye.
Miss Millicent Blanton and Dr.
O. Mackenty Schmidt spent Monday
in Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. C M. Dennis spent
Sunday in Newberry. S. C.
Mrs. Cleveland Gardner and chil
dren left Sunday for Chapel Hill
to visit relatives for several weeks.
Miss Ruth Laughridge spent last
week with Miss Abble Jane Wall
at Weaverville.
Mesdames Earl LarkW Jimmie i
Blanton and Ed McCurry spent yes
terday in Gastonia with Mrs Evan
Glenn.
Miss Patsy Maunev is spending
this week in Charlotte with her
aunt. Mrs. Benard Evers. She will
be joined there bv her mother, Mrs.
Hugh Mauney. Friday for a week
end visit.
Mr and Mrs. Sam Mathews of
Chapel Hill, arrived Monday night
for a visit to Mr and Mrs. F. L.
i Hovle
Mesdames A1 Bennett. Henry Ed
I wards. Misses Mildred and Ruth
Laughridge spent Monday in Char
lotte.
Mis* Dorothy McKrught returned
j Monday from a visit to Greensboro,
! and Chapel Hill.
_
Misses Mildred Laughrldge and
Nancy Coble leave Sunday for a
visit to Montreat and Marion.
Dr. and Mrs. John Hill Watts.
John Hill, jr.. and Miss Dorothy
Watts left Monday after a delight
ful visit to Mr. and Mrs O. M.
Suttle, for Philadelphia. Niagara
and New York for a visit before re
turning to their home in Austin,
Texas. Dr. Watts and Mrs. Suttle
are brother and sister.
Mr. and Mrs Roland Elam and
Mr end Mrs. George Elam return
ed last week from a motor trip to
Atlantic City and New York.
Misses Prances Roberts. Annie
Pearl Dixon. Mattie Sue Allen and
Frankie Borders have returned from
Chapel Hill where they have been
in school for the past six weeks.
Little R E. Roberts. jr., Is spend
ing two weeks at Rosman. with his
aunt, Mrs J. C. McClure.
Mr. E. F. Dougherty and son. E.
F Dougherty, jr.. of Connellsville.
Pa , will arrive tomorrow to join
the family for a few days visit to
Judge and Mrs. J. L. Webb.
Mr T. C. Bumgardner and little
daughter of Erwin. Tenn.. is visit
ing Mrs. Tom Roberts at the home
of J. F. Ledford on North DeKalo
street.
Mrs. Wm. Fletcher Duncan of
Elk Hill, Va.. will arrive Friday to
spend the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Grady Lovelace. Mrs. Duncan
was formerly Miss Mary Pitts and
taught for a number of years at
Boiling Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Lutz, Mrs.
J. P. Austell of Shelby, and Mr.
and Mrs. Max Boggs of Belwood
have returned from a trip to Wash
ington and New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Wni Whitaker of
Jeffersonville, Va.. will arrive the
last of this week to visit relatives
for ten days in the Boiling Springs
community.
Mr and Mrs Prank Lackey or
Columbia, S. C.. visited Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Spake during the week
end.
Mrs L. E. Ligon and son, Harris,
will leave Saturday for Charlotte,
where they will ,ioin Mr. and Mrs.
J. F. Hull and others, and go to
Myrtle Beach for a week or ten
days.
Mr. Chester H. Bond, who has
been manager of the Montgomery
Ward company here has been trans
ferred to the office in Baltimore,
and left last night for Baltimore,
where he will take up his duties
at once.
Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Palmer and
iwo sons. Oscar, jr.. and Bill, spent
[yesterday at North Wilkesboro,
Miss Virginia Hoey left today for i
Monroe, where she will visit Miss j
Margaret Iceman for a week
Misses Sara and Amanda Harr's
are spending this week with their
cousin, Miss Helen Harris in An
derson, S. C.
Mrs. M. N Hamrick, who fell
about two weeks ago, breaking a
rib, has recovered rapidly, and is
now able to sit up much of the time.
Master Tommy McKnight. who
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J.
S McKnight for the past two weeks
returned to his home in Green**
boro, yesterday.
Mr R. H. Person, of Raleigh, ar
med in Shelby Tuesday to assume
the management of the local store
of Montgomery Ward and company,
taking the place of Mr. Chester H.
Bond, who has been transferred.
Mr. Robert Jefferies or Buena
Vista. Va , Is visiting hi* uncle. W.
H. Yeggo and Mrs Yeago this
w*eek.
Mrr. 8 E Hoev and daughter.
Virginia, were visitors at Hickorv
on Wednesday.
Miss Aneite McClure of Rosman
is spending part of summer here:
with her aunts.
Miss Lillian RudastU who was In
an auto accident last week. was
moved from the Gaffney hospital
to the Shelby hospital Monday aft
ernoon.
Mesdames J. S McKnight. J. L.
Lackey. Miss Dorothy Mc.Knignt
and Billy McKnight are spending
today In Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Bailey and
son. John Harris of Elberton, Ga..
arrived today for a visit to Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Williard.
Mr and Mrs. J. D. Eskridge visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Harte Justice at
Lattimore yesterday and attended
the revival meeting.
Rev. Wade Bostic and son. Orien
of Ridgecrest spent Monday and
Monday night with Mr and Mrs.
J. D. Eskridge.
Mr Grady Putnam, proprietor of
the Friendly Cafeteria at Durham
spent Monday with Mrs. J. D. Esk
ridge.
Miss Billie Harrelson leave*
Thursday for Hendersonville to at
tend a house party, given by Miss
Betty Bolton.
Mesdames E. F. Dougherty and J
A Darwin accompanied William
Webb to Asheville Tuesday, where
they will visit Judge and Mrs E. Y
Webb for several days.
Misses Austine Brackett and
Margaret Atkinson leave tomorrow
for Wilmington to spend their
vacation.
Miss Jean Watts of Lynchburg
Va . arrives this afternon to visit
her room-mate. Miss Caroline Blan
ton. who will accompany her home
the last of the week.
Messrs. Joe Cox and Buren Parks
of Laurlnburg. spent Monday and
Tuesday with Miss Ann Elmore.
Rev. LawTence Roberts. a full
graduate of Furman university, will
have charge of the prayer meeting
at the First Baptist church Wednes
day evening.
Miss Ethel Elmore is visiting Mrs.
Roy Holland in Winston-Salem (or
a week or ten days.
Penny Column
FOR RENT—THREE ROOMS
hall and bath, 207 S. DeKalb. tf-31c
TAKEN UP BLACK MARE
mule at my home. Owner may ob
tain same by paying for this ad
vertisement and feed. J. R. Craw
ley. Shelby. R-4. lt-p
FLOUR $3.50; Meat
13 l-2c; Mill Feed
$1.50; Eggs 35 cents
in crates. C. H. Rein*
hardt, South Shelby. 1
LOST IN SHELBY—PAIR OF
tortoise rim glasses in ease from
Dr. Tom Gold. T. G Morehead.
Shelby 2t-31p
’ STRAYBD—-PONY * CHESTNUT
sorrel, light mane and tail. Notify
! James Washburn, Eagle Roller mill.
2t-3lc
| FOR S ALE OR
in trade. C. H. Rein
General Electric Re
frigerator. Sec Arey
Refrigerator Co. 2t31
Chevrolet Owners
HOW TO GET THOUSANDS OF
EXTRA MILES FROM YOUR
CHEVROLET.
You ran insure thousands of extra miles from your
Chevrolet car by bringing it to us regularly for inspec
tion and servicing.. In addition to increasing the life
of your ear this policy likewise reduces your mainten
ance expense, for it enables us to prevent those mH.jor
repairs which are made necessary hy neglect.
CRAWFORD CHEVROLET Co.
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Full Program in Dialogue and Sound
At The
PRINCESS
Today and Tomorrow
Feature pictur*
“My Lady’s Past”
With Belle Bennett and Joe E Brown
PATHE REVIEW - PATHE NEWS and
VITAPHONE ACT - ALL SOUND.
ADMISSION 10 AND 25 CENTS.
Princess Theatre
WHAT DOES YOUR
SAVINGS ACCOUNT
DO FOR YOU?
It Helps To Give
You Credit Standing
WHEN your savings pass-book shows
regular deposits, it is proof that you
have assets and the ability to manage
your personal finances well. Regular
savings shows you are a person of
worth and character and so builds your
credit standing so necessary to success.
Make deposits regularly each pay day*
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
SHELBY, N. C.
A SAFE BANK FOR SAVINGS.
CLEVELAND STAB EVERY-OTHER-DAY *
for your
old
refrigeratoi
JMmM U-7S
' may we iiaui your
refrigerator to the
BO \ FI HE ?
¥
man.
OU might possibly get $5 for your
old refrigerator from the junk
JFe trill allow you $25 for it!
Eventually, you will buy an electric
refrigerator. But if you are truly thrifty
you will conaider buying one, not
"eventually” b«.
Consider this: Instead of selling your
ice box to the junk man for a few dol
lars, you may (for the next few weeks
only) trade it in for $25 as the full
down payment on the new', nationally,
famous Holmes Electric Refrigerator,
Model H-45. There isn't one cent of
cash to pay down, and the remaining
payments are moderate.
What will we do with your old fee 135?
Bum it—in one giant bonfire, along
with every other old, germ«brordjnf
refrigerator turned in to ns!
In six months, the Holmes has become'
one of the moot outstanding, moat
sought after electric refrigerators In'
the country. It representa the high eat
achievement of years of research If
sets new standards for compactness,"
beauty and sheer, utter simjdkity. It
is backed by a double guarantee. ^
Act nowl This offer will definitely
expire very soon! Come in, see the
Holmes, check it point by point*
Shelby Hardware Co.
“WE SERVE TO SATISFY.”
PHONE 330 * ' v SHELBY, N. C,
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR