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WATCH FOR OPENING DATE We are remodeling the Nix & Latti more old stand and will be ready to open shortly. — GLAD TO BE HERE — v Many good reports have come to us about Shelby and Cleveland county and we are here to be a part of the commun ity. We want to know you and want you to know us. The opening date will be ammunced due time. Style of the firm BOYETTE - ELMORE FURNITURE CO. •— Nix & Lattimore Old Stand — N. LaFayette Street, SHELBY, N. C. Webb Theatre — TbNIGHT AND SATURDAY — OH, BOY! Red Hot Youth. Aflame on the Campus. Join the party and see and hear— T, * loir; TALKING AND SINGING Al»o Larel and Hardy Comedy & New» Reel. — COMING MONDAY — "ON WITH THE SHOW” . FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO Webb Theatre i LOCAL and* •PERSONAL News Judge and Mrs. E. Y. Webb s ni William Webb of Asheville, spent the week-end at hoinc. William <t mained and will be here up to the time he will enter college. Miss Grace Webb arrived yes'er day from a visit to Miss Polly Towell at Red Springs. She was ac companied by Miss Towell and they leave Saturday* for Ashev Me, where they will teach, this w ater. Mrs Molly Homesley of Chariot!:' is a charming visitor this week to a number of he intimate iriends in the city and the will spend sonn time with Mr. and Mrs. Wr.l'fr Long cast of town. Mr. Robert Doggett motored to Wclford, S. C., yesterday and vas accompanied home by Mrs. Doggett. who had been spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Howe there. Mr. D. A Tedder has been spend ing this week in Asheville with Judge E. Y. Webb. Mr. Draper Wood accompanied his father. Col. A. N. Wood and Mrs. Ida Ledbetter to Gaffney Wednesday. Col Wood and Mrs Ledbetter of Alabama have been visiting Mrs. George Blanton fo some time. Some out of town people attend ing the intermen* of Mr. Hal Dog gett and sister. Mrs. West, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Doggett and daughter. Miss Elizabeth. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Doggett and Baptist pastor of West Jefferson. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cov. an and Gerald Cowan of Asheville. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Lipscomb and Miss Jessie Lipscomb of Gaffney. Misses Grace and Ruth Webb re turned last Friday from Knoxville where they had been attending two sessions of summer school at the University of Tennessee. Mrs. Vera Little Goode of Lin colnton, visited Mrs. J. C. Smith for several days last week, and while here Mesdames Goode and Smith visited at Lake Lure and Chimney Rock. Mr. A. R. Dixon and Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Thomas and two little daughters of Kent. Ohio, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. H. Wilson on Cleveland Springs road. Mrs. O M. Gardner Is spending today with Mrs, Charles Partin in Gaffney. Mrs. J. W Doggett and two daughters. Misses Mabel were ar companicd by Mr. C. R. Dog?,o‘t, Mrs. Nelson Lattimore and Miss May Lattimore. Miss May returned for a week's visit with them. Mesdamcs Summey Spangler, Id? Allen, T. W. Lattimore and Paul Allen motored to Charlotte Tues day and were accompanied horn’ by Miss Minnie Katherine Allen, ••■ho had veen visiting Miss Katheiine Green. Mr. A. C. Phillips and son. Max. of Boiling Sprii gs. spent Monday in Tryon. on business. Mrs. R. T. Lcgrand returned Sun day last from Charlotte where she took a course of treatment at St. Peters hospital. Miss Lois Corbett of Elon college and two friends Misses Lessie Ezell and Alyn Tate of Graham is spending several days with Miss Corbetts mother, Mrs. J. O. Corbett on S. Washington street. Mi*, and Mrs. R. L. Ryburn re turned Wednesday night from a stay of several days in the mountains. Mrs. Cleveland Gardner and children returned Sunday from Chapel Hill where she has been spending some time with her par ents. Miss Dorothy McKnight is taking treatment in the hospital in Char lotte. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Wells and daughters. Misses Helen and Lucille Wells returned Wednesday night from a ten days motor trip through the eastern part of the state. Mr. D. A. Beam. Miss Marie Beam and guests spent yesterday with the Rudasills in Lincolnton. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Ferree of E’ lcnboro and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mauney and Patsy will spend this week-end with Mrs. Evers in Char lotte. Mrs. J. A. Anthony and Miss Margaret Anthony are visiting this week at the Blue Parrott Inn in York. S. C. Mr. R. M. Dellinger of Gastonia and party of six were dinner guests at the Blue Parrot Tea room last evening. Miss Fanny Harrill or Charlotte \ ir-itrd her sister Mrs. T. G. Ham rick last week. Misses Mabel and Bertha Sawyer who have been the guests of Mr arm Mrs, Joe Turner for ten day. led. Monday for their home in Hol lyvvoodj Fla. Dr. T. G. Hamrick w ho has been taking treatment at the Shelby hos pi'ai for two weeks returned to his home yesterday much improved. Miss Maude Harrill of Charlotte is pending seveial days this week with iici sister. Mrs. T G. Hamrick Miss Margaret Lewis McNeely re turned home this morning from the Shelby hospital where she had her tonsils removed end is doing nicely Mrs. Spencer Wall of Gaffney is spending this week with her sister. Mrs Sum Turner. Mrs W. A. Pendleton and son. Willie. T.lrs. Sam Turner and sister. Mrs. Spencer Walt of Gaffney spent Wednesday in Charlotte. Mrs. Henry E. Kendall who has j been visiting relatives in Virginia for several weeks will return home Saturday. Messrs. Giles Shytles, Harry Dy cus, Ralph Turner and Woodrow Wilson have returned from Wrights ville and Carolina beaches. Miss Esther Beam leaves today for Albemarle where she begins her duties as teacher in the city schools there. Misses Beatrice Yelton, Fannie Keene, Mary Reynolds and Mr. L. J. Yelton of Ervin. Tenn., will be the week-end guest of Miss Lucy Yelton. Misses Lucy Yelton. Frances Weathers, Mr. and Mrs. Clemtc Spangler and Mr. Paris Yelton spent Wednesday in Asheville and Cullow hee. Miss Yelton expects to enter Western Carolina Teachers college at Cullowhee In the fall. Miss Clara Johnston of Athens, Ga. arrived yesterday for several days visit to her sister, Mrs. Renn Drum. Mrs. John G Herndon of Grover is visiting her daughter. Mrs. J. L. Parker. Mesdames J. F. Jenkins, Hugh Miller. Misses Virginia Faison Jen kins and Sara Burton Jenkins spent yesterday in Charlotte. Miss Sara Burton was en route to Cornelius where she begins teaching today. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Lauchridge and son. Walker. left this morning . for Whlteville to visit Mr. and Mrs. S J. Bennett. They will also visit, at Wackamaw. Miss Edna Parker returned yes terday from a visit to relatives at Greenville and Clemson College, S. C. Mrs. W. L. Wright and children returned last week from Raleigh where they spent the summer. Misses Louise Lever and Frances Whisnant leave Sunday for Mc Adcnville where they begin teach ing in the schools next week. Mrs. Loula Wilson Pearce and daughter. Miss Virginia, of Fallston, left last week for Young Harris, Ga. where Mrs. Pearce teaches in the college and Miss Pearce is a student there. Mrs. J. F Whisnant is visiting her mother. Mrs. Joseph Houser at Hickory. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Webb and Mr. j and Mrs. Jimmie Blanton left Thursday night for Hickory where they will visit for several days. John W. Corbett leaves tomorrow to enter Elon college. Dr. and Mrs. B. S. Allen of Greenville, S. C. spent last week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. F Roberts Rev H. N. McDiarmid is back from vacation and will preach at both services at Presbyterian church Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stokes of Murfreesboro, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Mull and Miss Montrose Mull spent yesterday in Charlotte. Miss Hattie Gidney leaves next Wednesday for Belmont where she will teach in the schools there. Mrs. John Clark of Winton arriv ed Wednesday night to visit her daughter, Mrs. Paul Webb, jr., for several days, she was accompanied by Misses Ruth and Lucile Holland of Victoria, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Webb, jr. and guests and Mrs. Paul Webb. sr. had lunch at Mayview Manor, Blowing Rock, yesterday. Check These Values USED CARS — “With An O. K. That Count*.” Chevrolet Coupe, 1027 Model. New tires; new Duco finish, and. in A-l mechanical condition. Chevrolet Coupe, 1026 Model. New tires; new Duco finish. Chevrolet Light Delivery Truck. Closed bodv and Cab. Essex Coach. This car in A-l mechanical condition; good upholstering; good tires. Ford Roadster, 1027 Model. New tires; new paint. Mechanically good. Ford Coupe, 1026 Model. See this one before you buy. 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WE ARE HERE 1 To serve you with strictly high grade musical instruments and our Twenty-Four Years of honest service to the people of Cleveland and adjoining counties is a testi monial which comes from nearly Eighteen Thousand Homes which we have bright ened wTith music of some kind. Pendleton’s Music Store -24 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE —
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