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WEBB THEATRE
MONDAY AND TUESDAY —
Look! They are Here!
“THE TWO BLACK CROWS”
MORAN and MACK IN
“WHY BRING THAT UP”
A Paramount All-Talking Picture. Roars
Galore, Girls by the Score, New Songs,
New Dances. Be an early bird yourself.
Make a date now and see and hear them.
Also PATHE TALKING COMEDY and
latest NEWS REEL.
— SHOWS 1-3-5-7-9 —
WEBB THEATRE
WISHING A HAPPY
NEW YEAR
To all our friends and customers who
have patronized us and with whom our
business associations have been so pleas
ant. We feel that we Have achieved the
highest mark in business if we haVe earn
ed your further patronage and if the qual
ity of our service causes you to feel that
Abernethy’s are your jewelers. .. Here
Quality is paramount.
! ABERNETHY’S
“A Friendly Store.”
Between A. V. Wrty & 6 Sons And The
Cleveland Drug Co.
To Our Customers
Friends and Everybody
To our customers, we extend our thanks
for the business given us in 1929.
To our friends, we extend our sincere
thanks for your good will and will strive
to deserve it in 1930.
To everybody, we extend our best wish
es for a prosperous NEW YEAR. We
hope you have done well in 1929, and that
wonderful things are in store for you in
1930.
pendleton’s music store
Pianos, Victrolas and Majestic Radio.
We wish to thank our friends and customers for
their loyal support during the past year and extend to
all our sincerest wishes for a happy and prosperous
New Year.
Shelby Hardware Co
“WE SERVE TO SATISFY/*
LOCAL and*
•PERSONAL News
Dr. and Mrs. Pitt Beam returned i
Thursday from a Christmas visit to
Dr. and Mrs. Kemp Funderburk of
Monroe.
Miss Dorothy Clement of Greens
boro Is viisting Mrs. Roy W. Monis
during the Christmas holidays.
Mrs Estelle Briggs of Raleigh Is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Aaron
Quinn cn W. Graham street.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Geicr of Can*
ton spent, Christmas with ther
daughter, Mrs. Earl Hamrick and
family.
Messrs. Earl Hamrick and J. H.
Dover, jr„ left Sunday for a ous:
ness trip to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Leverette of
Sanford visited in the city during
Christmas.
Mr. W. H. Hudson and guests Mr.
and Mrs. V. B. Ingram of LaGrangr,
Ga., spent Saturday in Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. Dixon Smith and
son. J. P. Smith of Columbus, Ga.,
arrived Friday for a Christmas vis
it to their parents
Mr. and Mi's. V. B. Ingram and
daughter. Miss Mary Alice Ingram
of LaGrange, Ga., who have Been
spending the Christmas holidays
with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hudson
left Sunday for their home accom
panied by Miss Janie Moses who
has accepted work at the hospital
in LaGrange.
Mrs. P. L. Hennessa returned Sat
urday from Goldsboro where sne
attended the wedding of her son.
Meredith, to Miss Evelyn Wilkins,
which was solemnized Friday morn
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Guss Stroup of
West Shelby announce the arrival
of a nine pound son on December
27. Mother and baby are doing
nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Washburn
and little daughter, Margaret, cf
High Point, are guests of relat-ivo
here, coming up from Hartsvllle, S.
C„ where Mrs. Washburn spent
Christmas with her parents.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Black re
turned yesterday to Taylorsville
where she resumes her work as
music teacher in the schools there.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carpenter
of Kings Mountain and Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Webb of Gastonia spent
Sunday with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Webb.
Mrs. J. C. Leak of Mt. Holly is vis
iting her 6ister-in-law, Mrs. W. D. '
Babington. I
Mrs. J. C. Bundy and two childte -. '■
of Charlotte spent the week-end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs W.
D. Babington. >
Mrs. R. S. Mathews, who has uten
spending Christmas with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Hoyle left
yesterday for her home at Chap 1 I
Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hannon of
Charlotte have been visiting . their
daughter, Mrs. Kncx Hardin. Other
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har
din yesterday were: Mr. and Mrs.
H. O. Goode of Charlotte and Mrs.
J. A. Goode of Maiden.
Misses Ruth and Ouida Mutidy
have been visiting Mrs. Annie Turn
tine Simmons and Mrs. L. Mundy
Jones in Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Mull, Misses
Montrose Mull and Agnes McBrav
er spent yesterday at Taylorsville
with Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Kelly.
Grady Francis, son of Mr. and
Mrs. N. D. Francis is seriously ill at
the Charlotte sanatorium.
Mr. Bynum Weathers, attorney,
has returned from a two months
tour of the west, which took him
as far west as California, where he
remained several weeks. He made
the trip by motor, going over the
southern route. He anounces he will
henceforth be at his old haunts in
the Webb building.
Chas. Clegg, principal of the high
school in Unadilla, Ga., has been
spending the Christmas holidays
with his uncle, Mr. F. L. Hoyle and
fajnily.
Mr. and Mrs. John fcovelaee are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Oscar l<ave
lace at Goldsboro,
Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Henncssa
are expected to arrive Wednesday 1
from their bridal trip and will be.
at home with Mrs. P. L. Hennessa
on W. Marion street. I
Mr. and Mrs. Jce Austell and
children. Miss Virginia and Roberts
Austell of Greenville. S. C. visit' i
relatives at Ear] and Mrs. S. F. Rob
erts over the week-end.
Mrs. W J, Hill and daughter.
Miss Hudlow Hill ot Concord are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will Linc
berger.
Governor and Mrs. Gardner aiid
son. Max. jr., are leaving Wednes
day for Italelgh after spending the
holidays at heme. They will be ac
companied by Ralph Gardner as far
as Raleigh enroute to Wood berry
F’orest school in Virginia and James
Webb, who returns to State coKf&j.
Mrs. Bessie Gray and son, Shi,
and mother, Mrs. Emily Jones and
Miss Alma Newman are spending
the holidays at Wilson,
Misses Luctle Nix and May me
Roberts visited Miss Ina Carpenter
and Mrs. M. P. Coley in Charlotte
over the week-end.
Eugene Burgess and Tom Kerr
who have been spending the holi
days at home left yesterday f. r
Brooklyn, N. Y. They were accom
panied by Carl Gardner. Mrs Bur
gess and baby remained in the city
for a week longer visit.
Miss Ellen Brantley of Chariot:?
has been spending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Loy Thompson.
Miss Marietta Hoyle is visiti '3
Dr and Mrs. H. K. Boyer in Mor
ganton for a few days.
Mrs. W. E. Creasman of Hender
sonville is visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Webb.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Nix and
Misses Lucille and Rosalynd Nix
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Fay Jenkins today.
Louis Reitz, farmer of Lewisburg,
Penn . has stored already 17,000
bushels of potatoes and 500 bushels
of apples In his cellar.
Fashion experts of Paris predict
that fur muffs will come back into
popularity among women this V in
ter.
At The Romina
.
The Romina theatre, at Fore, t
City, is advertising a midnight show
tomorrow—Tuesday night—when
the patrons may bid forever adieu
to good old ’29. “Is Everybody Hap
py?” is the title of the piece to be
shown, starring Ted Lewis. It's a
lively show, and the Romina is j j
first class, modern playhouse. The
affair should be a huge success.
Leaves Jail To See
Sweetie, Comes Back
Anderson, S. C.—Henry Free
man strolled nonchalantly Into
Anderson county jail, sent i
cigarct butt spinning into the
fireplace, and with a smile, said
“Hello folks. I’m baek again,
lie had escaped from jail two
days before.
“Oh, I had a date." he rrplierl
when asked why he had left the
jail. “It was with a girl and I
cculdn't break it. We won’t dis
cuss that now. Lock me up.”
Freeman said he and Leroy
Center, awaiting trial on a
charge of grand larceny, hid in
a run-around bath-room until
the jailer locked the other pris
oners in the inner cage for the
night. Then, with ail quiet be
low, they walked out the un
locked run-around door and
tripped down the stairs to free
dom.
Center gave himself up to
Lavonia county, Georgia, officers
and was brought back by an
Anderson county deputy.
Gold Children Home
For Christmas Event
(Special to The Star.i
Mrs. F. P. Gold's children were
all dinner guests at her home
Christmas day, except Dr. and Mrs.
A. B. Wood, of Maxtcn. Those
present were: Mrs. Bessie Grigg of
Cliffside. Mr. and Mrs. Broauus
Gold of Cliffside, Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Gold of Chesnee, S. C., Mr. and
Mrs. G. C. Champion of Gaffney, S.
CL, and Mr. and Mrs. M. W, Mr-,
tin who live on the heme place .vi'h
Mrs. Gold
The grandchildren present were.
Wendell, Hazel and Lalage Grigs
Mlecno and Lucille Gold. Frau.-et,
Champion, Randolph, Margnrr
3eorge and qarl Martin, and Mis'
SUen Quinn of Limestone roll, -v.
vho is a very close friend of ’he
amily.
The children brought well filled
jaskets and dinner was served m
he dining room in picnic style
rith hot coffee.
Early in the afternoon the family
lathered In an adjoining room and
xchanged gifts from a beautiful
Christmas tree. The house i-’as
lecorated throughout with Chiiri
nas decorations. After an enjoyable
lay all went away hoping to u.jov
nnny more days a.t home.
USED CAR
SPECIALS
THIS WE*"'
Chevrolet Roadster. 1P28 Model. ■
Chevrolet. Coi.ipe. 1028 Model
Chevrolet 4-door Ccdei. i°2U Motr!
Chevrolet Tourtnp. »27 Mod: 1. juU;i ft,« v-p" ti ’H
class. Curtains like iv.w, only v » driven ; ven Uin,. r .id mile;
Ford Coach, 102V Mol- 1. I'cur new. tfrer. ii'w Du-’o lihrsh,
seat rovers, and tlie nio:c-r t A-1,
Ford Coup---, lit S' 192 V r: ' fy:-'rV d v.jih l,u;:'|v
spare lire Few Uv.ro finish i . t in first rlnw tit-c'nanirrl con
dition.
1925 Ford Coupes .’.id 1 .it;m Coil's Civ ;>
Essex Coach. 1229 Motif. "Four bind it". U;\-. Hr.'* v
mechanical ccndtucn. .well erred lei by former tv net
Crawford
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Chevrolet Company
PHONE 265 -
Miss Adams, famed astrologer, featured in Collier’s
Hour, over the radio Sunday night, said: “1930 will be
a hectic year for the U. S. A., but it need not be so for
YOU. Through wise co-operation with the governing
forces, you yourself may become an exception to the
general trend of events,”
In wishing you a happy and prosperous 1930 we will
say to you that we hope you—all of you—may be the
exception to this rule of pessimism. In fact, let us re
solve that optimism, and thorough going faith in pro
gress, shall be the rule for the New Year.
Suttle’s Drug Store
— PHONE 370 —
Romina Theatre
FOREST CITY, N, C.
WARNER BROS. PRESENT
TED LEWIS
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VERYBODY
HAPPY r
The "’High lint Tragedian of
Jazz” nnd his own orchestra——
Syncopated Songs und Music
attuned to the modern tempo
of Jazz*mad America —* Ann
Pennington in amazing new
dance features
— MIDNIGHT SHOW —
Tuesday night, Dec. 31st, at 12 o’clock, just as 1929 passes
out we will present Ted Lewis and his band in “IS EVERY
BODY HAPPY?”
The doors will open at 11:39 p. m., and Moore’s Orchestra
will play until 12 o’clock and then the show. . Bring your
watch parties to see “IS EVERYBODY HAPPY?”
IT’S ONLY 20 MINUTES’ DRIVE TO THIS MODERN,
HIGH CLASS THEATRE.
FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR
LET YOUR NEW YEAR’S
RESOLUTION BE
“A Savings Account
For 1930”
Begin the New Year by opening on<
and lets everybody in Shelby and Cle*
land County MAKE 1930 A SAVIN
YEAR. To encourage the practice
THRIFT, ECONOMY and SAVING1
be the Keynote of our advertising in ^
WE WILL WATCH FOR RESU’
First Nation.*
Bank
SHELBY, N. C.
RESOURCES OVER FIVE LLION
DOLLARS.
MAKE DEPOSITS ON ,UR
ACCOUNT OFTF
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V This is one instance where
’ the j>rice fails utterly to
. describe the exceptional
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it outstanding style, quality
1/ and workmanship in these
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I Models and fabrics to auie
the most critical. See these
values NOW.
J. C. JWNNEY CO. INC
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WHY
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the largest circulation of any weekly pa
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of the 3$ D uly Papers in North Carolina.
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