Pleasant Hill News
Of Community Items
(Special to The St a! '
Mrs. Sue Mas-' « : Gasloma. Mr
F C Borders of near Shelby, Mr.
and Mrs Hush Rordr s and M'
and Mrs. George Bonders of Patter
son Springs retted Mrs W. R
Lowery last Wednesday,. Mr I.,orr -
ery tires with her son Mr. J. C
Lowery
M."« Sue Moss al-o risited Mr
and Mrs. E. Q -Roberts Wednesday
night and Mi and Mrs. J. V. Ken
drick Thursday.
Mr and Mrs. Jesse Cl. Dyrus and
children of Forest City spent Sun
day and Sunday night with Mrs
Dyrus' parents Mr, and Mrs. R. B.
Francis'.
Mr. Roland Gantt and Mr. Wells
Lowery, attended the party at the
lionte of Mr. E. M Sir eery's In Shel
by last Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Guffey arid
ehildreh visited Mr. Guffey's uncle
near Boiling Springs Sunday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs Tom H. Lowery and
children visited at the home of Mr
and Mrs. J. Y. Kendrick Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs S. B Roberts of
Patterson Springs and Mr. Colet
Roberts of Blacksburg were visitors
at (lie home of Mr. C. C. Putnam s
! Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs H O Kendrick. M"
and Mrs. A. V, Dedmdn of Klnai
! Mountain and Mr I, T. Kendrick of
: Shelby visited in Spartanburg Sun
day afternoon.
Misses Johnnie Mae and Beatrix"
Lowery were the dinner guest of
i Miss Ruby noyei Sunday,
Mrs K Q Roberts and daughter.
: Helen, Spent the day Saturday vvi'-n
t Mr. and Mrs. Tom II. Lowery and
tainily.
Mr and Mr' J C. Lowery and
fitnnly vi lied .n Blacksburg Sun
day afternoon,
Mr, Wells Lowery was the din
ner guest of Mr sms. Roland and
Maeeilus Gantt Sunday They, wi’n
; their parents. Mr. and Mrs, Amos
(iantt went Sunday afternoon to
(iaffney.
Mr arid Mrs, Cliff Lowery a.n l
children visited Mr and Mrs. R. M.
Dover Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. C E. Camp spent
the dav at Mr. Guss Anthony .,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Q Roberts an 1
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Roberts of
Shelby were visitors in Charlotte
Sunday,
Several of our high school hoys
and girls started to school at Shel
by Monday.
SUPER
VALUES!
IN MEN’S, YOUNG MEN’S
AND BOYS’ SUITS.
For quality, style and workman
ship at medium prices our Suits
cannot he excelled—The seasons
newest patterns and fabrics to
select from—Suits for both men
and hoys with one or two pairs
trousers—
BOYS SUITS PRICED—
$4.95 1 $13.95
MEN’S SUITS PRICED—
$9.95 0 $24.95
MEN’S FELT HATS —
THe newest and latest shades and patterns
' to select from. 'All custom built—
; tt_ '-i i“ .
S-~
$1.59 to $4.95
— MEN’S OXFORDS —
'A' most complete line in tans and blacks
to make your selections from. Every pair
guaranteed.
$2.98 t0 $4.98
— MEN’S SILK TIES —
The latest hits in solid and combination
cold’s. Silk ties that will give one a dis
tinctive appearance of irood taste.
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EISTSIDE VILLAGE
HEWS CLEfflKS
Young IVopIp Gnjftv Outing. Mi'.
Shelton Hurt In t ar Acci
dent. Personal*.
(By MRS. OR IN lll'SKK Y.T
iSpecial to The Star.'
About 25 or 30 of the younger ye1
spent an enjoyable evening Friday
at Patterson Springs masting wie- ;
nets over an open bonfire.
Mrs S R Shelton is in bed and
her children bruised up as a result '
of an auto accident. Sunday after
noon on highway No 20fi Thev were
returning home alter a week-end
visit to relatives m Uncolnton.
Mr and Mrs .1 P. Toms and
family visited relatives m Lattimore
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs .T D. Releh visite 1
their daughter Mrs A. Vaughn
in Pacoiet. S. C. Friday and Satur- ,
day.
We bad n very interesting ban
game here Friday afternoon when a
chosen nine of the night haii.ts .
played the day hands The score
was li to 2 favor of the day force.
Helen iCantrell' Erring received
emergency treatment at the Shell)"
hospital Sunday afternoon Her leg
was lacerated when she jumped
from the rumble sent of her moth
er's ear n.nd struck the license tag
If required quite n few stitches to
sew it up.
Mrs. j. Wilson has returned to
her home in Pelrer, S C after a
few weeks visit to her son Mr. J O
Ledford.
Mrs. J. F Alexander had ns her
visitors Sunday, her father, brot 1
er and sister of Lumberton: Mr
Chas Spivy, Mr. Raneon Spivy and
Mrs Lillie Lewis
Mr. Dudley Clevis and Mr Archie
Norton of Lumberton were Sunday
visitors to Mr. and Mrs. B F. Mor
gan.
Mrs. H E Waldrop had as her
dinner guest Tuesday Miss Mcrie.l
Wright of McAdenville,
Mr.- and Mrs Bonnie Dean mot
ored to Gastonia Sunday They vis
ited Mr Will Gibson there
Mr Mae Cooke. Mr Wort man
and Mr. P H Smith visited Mr
Furman Hopper near Boiling
Springs. Mr, Hopper is an old resi
dent of Eastside
Mrs. P. H. Smith visited hnr
brother Mr Fred Rollins in Hen
rietta Tuesday afternoon
One of the largest crowds in
months gathered in our church
Sunday evening to hear Rev,
Frank Snyder deliver a touching
sermon, his last in N. C for some
j time. He and Mrs. Snyder lelt
i Monday for Fort Worth. Texas
! where they will attend the Baptist
! seminary. A nice collection was tak
en for him.
Mrs. W A Cline had ns her
I guests Sunday Mr and Mrs. Dave
Martin of Lawndale.
Mr. Ralph Pickens of Paris Is
land. S. C. is spending a few da>
with his sister, Mrs. R P Sandeis
Miss Ozelle Mrnchem returned
j Saturday to her home in High Point
* after a weeks visit to the Meacham
girls
i Miss Lena Trice spent Saturday
night, and Sunday with Miss Lil
lian Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ellis motored
to Gastonia Sunday
Mr and Mrs. Gifton Me'.tcn were
week-end visitors to Forest City.
We had Miss Attie Bostic, a re
turned missionary from China,
speak for us at our church Wed
nesday night. She told us of the
religion, education and of their
ways of earning a living
The girls club met Tuesday even
ing with Miss Eunice Lamb.
I Misses Maggie. Frances. Minnie
! and Mrs. J. B Gladden and Mrs.
J. F. Alexander were Sunday visit
ors to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cost
ner near Beams Mill
Miss Wynona Cox spent Saturday
night with Isabella Teague.
Misses Kevaiee orcenway. irene
Ford. Isabelle Teague, and Wynona
Cox were Sunday visitors in Greer.
S. C
Mrs. Minnie Lamb and daughter.
Eunice, accompanied Mrs Marie
Ervins and daughter, Helen, to For
est City Sunday. They visited M>s.
1 Maurice Ewing.
Mrs. Erie Satcher of West She'hy
spent Friday afternoon with Mrs
i L. Aft Devine.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L Hill were Sun
day visitors to Greer. 3 C.
Mr. J. F. Thompson of Mt Holly
visited his sister Mrs. G. W. Green
wav Sunday
Eastside ball club w ill meet Cleve
land Cloth team in another game
Saturday afternoon at city ball park
Mr and Mrs. D. W Carlan, Mrs
Guy Carlan and Mr. and Mrs, Oren
Huskov motored to Gaffney Sun
day afternoon.
W E. Gantt visited in Augusta.
On., Sunday and Monday,
Mrs G. W. Greenaway's father.
Mr. Thompson, is vlisting in her
, home tor awhile.
THOSE HARD BOILED
MAIL ORDER HOI SES
Not long ago a man living in this
community saw an article in a mail
i order catalogue that he decided to
buy. This man possesses quite a
■ stack of shekels and anybody would
be glad to sell him and charge -t.
lie wrote the mail order house this
| "Send article. 11 good will senn
check " In due-time he received the
following reply: “Send check. If
^ [ good, w ill send article."
Blackman Sworn In
As Groer Deputy
to The Stat‘d
Grover. •Sep!. 11 Mr. and Mr;
15. ,; Keetfl' were called to York to
day on account of the illness ol
I heir lit tie granddaughter.' Rebecca
Jenkins.
Quite a number of the Grover:
bov.s and girls are avvav at school
md still others are making ar- ;
rangements to go later. FYanklfn
Harry is at Oak Ridge. Miss Sa
lella Harry leaves next Thursday |
tor Asheville. Arthur Dayis leave ; j
n a few days for Chapel 11)11, Miss ,
Kddis Byers left yesterday for Gaff- '
icy. S C to attend Limestone col- j
ege and Jack Furcron is back in I
ireenville. S. C finishing his hign
whool work at Parker.
Miss Nellie Keeler who is in'
raining for a nurse in Gastonia:
pent, part of the day Sunday with .
ner parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. S.
Keeler Miss Nellie will graduate
he twelfth of October and will be
ready' to practice her profession.
Quite a number of the young folk
gathered at the Baptist pastorium
Inst. Wednesday to attend Hie fare
well party given in honor of Mi o
Eddis Byers and Jack Furcron
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Furcron
motored to Greenville. S. C. yester
day.
Mr Cavley Martin went to Gaff
ney last Saturday afternoon and
brought back his auto that had been
in the Cherokee garage undergoing
repairs due to a wreck that occur
red on the highway between Blacks- |
burg and Gaffney on August 2(1. I
The painters are busy tins week
painting the roof on the Baptist
Church. The roof has been black
but this time they are making it
red
Prof B F. Bird and family ac- |
rompantrd by a nephew of Mrs
Bird. Master Tollie Cleckley motor
ed to Columbia, S C. last Saturday!
to visit Mrs. Bird's mother. Master
Tollie spent some time here in
Grover with his amt.
Mr. Charlie Harry -had quite an
unusual experience on the road
from Grover to Rock Hill last week
when he ran into a turkey-buzzard
that, was trying to fly across in
front of his car. Mr. Harry says h?
has run into some birds and chick
ens in his time but that this is his
first and he hopes his last buzzard.
Grover has another deputy sher
iff now as Sheriff Alien had Mr.
W. I) Blackmon duly sworn in for
this office last Friday morning.
Deputy Blackmon donned the badge
of his office and went, right, to
work. This gives us two deputies
now Mr Charley Shepperd who
has been deputy for some time is ;o
continue in office and they boih
seem to be keeping busy.
Union Community
Personal Mention
iSpecial to The Star >
The cotton in our community is
Opening very fast and in a few
weeks vie will be picking.
Miss Zela Herd spent the week
with Miss Red Blanton
Mrs Joe Covington is spending
the week with her sister Mrs Varu«
Kendrirk at Cliffside.
Miss Vertie Webb had as her
guest Monday night Miss Lurii"
Champion.
Miss Dollita Powell spent Friday
night with Miss Lillian Whisnant In
the Polk wile community
Miss Beulah Low n of Greenville
returned home after a few weeks
with her cousin Miss. Mildred Mau
nev.
Misses Virginia and Irene BU
gej'staff visited Miss Dollita Powell
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Virginia Maune.v spent the
week-end with Miss "Bill" Heafner
of Crouse.
Mrs. W. C Powell spent a few
ho^es with Miss Theron Covington
Sunday.
Miss Lillian Whisnant visited
Miss Margaret Green Sunday aft
ernoon.
Miss Ree Covington visited M'.ss
Dollita Powell Sunday.
Misses Dollita Powell. Lillian
Whisnant and Frances Weathers
surprised Mr. Kell Powell with a
birthday party Saturday evening.
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!•« a Prescription for
('olds, Grippe. Flu, Dengue,
Bilious Fever and Malaria.
;t is the most speedy remedy known
A Well Baby Is A Happy Baby
Dr. Thornton’s Easy Teether
Is used to destroy the perms
that cause stomach and bowel
diseases of teething babies and
older children. It acts on the
Liver, Kidneys, etc., ridding the
blood and system of Impurities.
Pleasant to take as loaf sugar.
Contains no opiates.
Sold by druggists or sent dtrect
EASY TEETHER MEDICINE
CO., Westminster, S. C.
NEW THINGS FOR MEN AT
THE PARAGON DEPT. STORE
Well dressed men will realize the importance of our new Fall things because
they include the smartest of patterns and colorings in Neckwear, Shirts, Hos
iery, Hats, Caps, Shoes and Clothing for the Young Fellows.
NEW
FRIENDLY FIVES
FOR FALL
$5.00
(Sizes 3 to 11)
The fastest selling: $.0,0.0 shoe
on the market. They wear
well, they look well and a fine
thing is they polish well.
MEN’S
FANCY SOCKS
35c Pr
3 pairs for . $1.00
A silk and rayon mixture,
slightly irregular. No holes or
had places.
“PREP” SUITS
WITH 2 PAIRS TROUSERS
Oxford Grey?. Blue Ceviots. Blue
wfth small neat stripes. Strictly col
legiate in style. Trousers have 20 to
22 inch bottoms. Coats fit nicely—
are well tailored and made from only
hijrh grade all wool fabrics.
Other Suits
FOR MEN!
$14-95 to $23'85
Men, if money is a bit tight and you
like good clothes, you’ll find here
about 100 suits that are to be closed
out. These $14.05 suits sold original
ly from $25.00 to $30.00 and other
numbers are reduced just as much.
The styles are good, the fabrics are
all wool. We guarantee a fit and
satisfactory wear.
SMART FALL TOGS FOR BOYS
SWEATERS - CAPS - BERETS - SUITS - TROUSERS - SHIRTS -ETC.
OUR BOVS’ DEPARTMENT IS ONE OF OUR MOST ACTIVE SECTIONS OF THE STORE. MOTH
ERS WILL FIND HERE THE REST OF GARMENTS. REST STYLES AND A VERY LARGE SE
LECTION OF JUST THE THINGS YOU’LL LIKE AND WANT.
BOYS’ PULL-OVER
SWEATERS
$1.95
Fancy Pull-overs in all wool ma
terial, also black and navy.
OLIVER TWIST
SHIRTS
FOR BOYS. Neat
stripes and colors __
$1.00
BOYS’ KNIT TIES
25c
An unusually good tie for the mon
ey. Large assortment of colors.
BOYS’
FLAPPER TROUSERS
$1.00a d $1.50
Jerseys, Khaki and other service
able Material.
SWEATER SETS
For Boys and Girls
$2.95
Neat sporty sweaters and caps tc
match.
BERETS —IN ALL
COLORS
$1.00
A Beret to match many of our
sweaters. They’re very stylisf
this season.
Plain And Fancy
SHIRTS FOR MEN
SPECIAL
PRICE....
$1.00
Blue - Tan - White
A solid case of those high grade
Dollar Shirts just received, have
neat fitting collars. The Colors
are positively fast. They are full
cut and made well. All sizes.
— NOVELTY SWEATERS —
For Men And Boys
$1.95 t0 $4.95
It’s sweater time and the man or
boy that selects early selects
well. Stocks are now complete.
Every conceivable style and col
or here for your selection.
“SURE-FIT” CAPS
vw
I For Men and Boys
j' $1-00 $3.00
V
Sure-Fit Caps are. always be
^coming. They are so easy to
adjust and the patterns are
^always neat and attractive.
"Shapes for every size head.
1
MEN’S FELTS
$5.00
A five dollar hat that will not t
fade. Ha? all the “ear marks”
of a much higher priced num
ber. Your selection can be
easily made now.
THE PARAGON DEPT. STORE