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Webb Theatre
— TONIGHT —
10c to All
SONG HITS!
LAUGHS!
ROMANCE!
with
VAN & SCHENCK
BESSIE LOVE
J. C. NUGENT
Benny Rubin
Mary Doran
The pennant - win
ning battery o f
songland and great
cast in a baseball
romance! Song hits
— SATURDAY
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'ptujh Wa
SEE THIS GREAT PICTURE.
ENJOY THE COOLING BREEZES OF
*- COMING MONDAY —
JOAN CRAWFORD In
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LOCAL and*
•PERSONAL News
Mr. ana Mrs. a. jrmuips ana
son, Max, and Mrs. Fred Phillips, of
Bailey Springs, spent Sunday in
Charlotte as the guests of Mrs. O.
R. Hendricks.
Mr. and Mrs, Basil Goode, and
Misses Evelyn Dellinger, Mildred
Cline and Margaret Crowder have
returned home after spending a
week at Myrtle Beach and Wrlghts
vllle Beach.
Miss Eunice Lamb spent last week
with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs, T. M. Hester, at Spindale.
Mr. R W Shoffner is spending
this week at Boiling Springs.
Mrs. D. H. Cline and four chil
dren left Wednesday morning for
a visit with Mrs. Cline's,, parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor at
Woodland.
Mr, and Mrs. Marion Camp and
two children, Dan and Follyana,
spent Saturday in Charlotte.
The many friends of Mrs. J. L.
Dover will be distressed to learn
that she. is quite ill at her home on
East Graham street.
The friends of Miss Inez Bridges
will be happy to know that she is
back at home and feeling almost
well again after undergoing an op
eration in the Shelby Hospital some
time ago.
Misses Carrie sgid Candace Ray
burn, of Lattimorr, were .shoppers
in Shelby yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Turner is spending a
few days in Earl with her brother,
Mr. Paul Turner and Mrs. Turner.
Mrs. H. F. Royster and daugh
ter. of Lawndale, spent a part of
yesterday in Shelby.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dodd were
' visitors in Gastonia Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Roberts and
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Boland leave to
day for Myrtle Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alexander
and family leave today for Lumber
ton where they will visit relatives.
Prom there they will go on to Myr
tle Beach for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Greene and
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Duncan spent
the week-end at Bridgewater.
Dr. and Mrs. D. M. Morrison spent
the week-end with Dr. and Mrs
Jimmy Palmer in Morganton.
Mrs. J. L. Hunt and daughters, of
Hollis, were shopping in Shelby on
Thursday.
The friends of Mrs. H. W. Hend
erson, who has been ill in the Shel
by hospital for sometime, will be
glad to learn that her condition is
somewhat improved.
Mr a nd Mrs. D. J Wood of Ben
'son were guests yesterday of Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Wood, stopping here
on their way to Asheville.
The following young ladies at
tended a tea given in Gastonia
Wednesday afternoon by Miss Kath
erine Woltz: Misses Mary Prances
Carpenter. Minna and Elizabeth Le
Grand. Ruth Laughridge and Mar
tha Eskridge.
Miss Mavme Rollins has been
: spending a few days with Misses
Kathleen and Ruth Dorsey at For
jest City.
I Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hawkins spent.
Sunday in Forest City with Mr. and
Mrs. M. E. Dorsey.
Mr. Banks Mauney has returned
I from Scotland Neck where he. vis
ited his brother Fred Mauney, a
store manager at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleo C. Mcffitt and
daughter Eleanor, spent the week
end at Asheville and Hot Springs,
visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Shull, have as
their guests Mrs. Shull's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Carpenter, of
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr. H. C. Johnson from Wrights
ville visited his mother, Mrs. Geor
gia Hickson, here Wednesday on his
i way to Asheville.
j Mr. and Mrs. Ladd Hamrick of
Boiling Springs left yesterday morn
! ing for Atlanta whefe they will vis
it Mrs. Hamrick's sister.
Messrs S A McMurry, Charlps
I Eskridge. Sr., Charles Eskridge. Jr.,
: Albert Buttle, and Allen Suttle drove
to Charlotte on business on Wed
1 ncsday. i ;
Mr. and ■ Mrs. Herbert Camp, of
Spartanburg, spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Camp at
their home in Beaumonde Terraces.
Mr. Roy Sisk left yesterday on
his vacation. He goes to Asheville.
Mr. u. k. tiempnin, oi racaina,
renn.. has been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. D. A. Whtsnant at their home
>n S. DeKalb street. Mr. Hemphill
s an uncle of Mrs. Whtstnant's.
Mrs. O. Max Gardner and Max,
Jr., left Wednesday for Raleigh.
They were accompanied home by
Judge and Mrs. J. L. Webb and the
Webb house guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Wine and little daughter,
'fancy Ann, who are en route to
:heir home in Pennsylvania.
Miss Auatine Brackett is spending
:his week-end with her parents at
Belwood.
Miss Mary Elizabeth BJack leaves
Sunday for Washington, D. C.
where she will visit Miss Margaret
Elam.
Mrs. Earl Francis and little
daughter. Rosalind, have just re
turned from a visit to Hickory,
where they were the guests of Mrs,
Lucinda Francis and Miss Verta
Francis.
Miss Betty Suttle is spending this
week with tire family of her aunt.
Mrs. J. D. Lineberger, at her home
in Cleveland Springs Estates, while
Mr. Lineberger and his son, Johnny,
are in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. John Honeycutt
have had as their guests, this week
fcitrs. John Gillette and her moth
er. Mrs. Ida Thompson, from Char
lotte. Mrs. Honeycutt took her
guests back to Charlotte today.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Carpenter and
daughter. Miss Mary Frances, will
leave Sunday for Aiken and Tien
ton, S. C. where they will visit rel
atives. Mr, and Mrs. Carpenter are
to return shortly, but Miss Mary
Frances will remain for a'visit in!
Tietnon.
Mrs. Charles Kinser. of Dante,
Va., Is visiting relatives here.
Messrs. Charles Eskridge and
Clarence Mull left Thursday for Hot
Springs, Ark.
Miss Douglas Pegram, from Ham
let. arrives today to be the guest of
Miss Ruth Laughridge.
Mrs. 3. L. Parker and little daugh
ter, Jacqueline, and Miss Edpa
Parker have just returned from a
visit to relatives in South Carolina.
Miss Mamie Burley, of Seneca. S
C, returned with them for a visit.
Miss Mildred Laughridge is spend
ing this week in Marion with her
grandmother, Mrs. J. M, Laugh
ridge.
Misses Edna Parker and her house
guest, Miss Mamie Burley of Sene
ca, S. C., left thus week for a visit
to relatives in Kings Port, Tenn
They will be gone several weeks.
. The friends of Mr. Clyde Spangler
will be glad to know that hp is
speedily regaining his health, after
several month’s illness with a ser
ious kidney trouble.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs
E. B. Herndon, of Grover, will be
interested and happy to learn that
their infant son, who swallowed a
safety pin last week and was
brought to the hospital, was able
to be taken home Monday and is
recovering nicely after his unfor
tunate accident.
Mrs. J L Parker and little daugh
ter, Jaqueline leave today for
Grover, where they will visit friends
and relatives.
Messrs. Lloyd Lutz and J. L. But
tle are spending this week-end in
Durham, visiting some of their
school mates.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nolan have lust
returned from their wedding trip,
through Florida. They went down
the east coast, visiting Savannah
Beach, Savannah, Jacksonville,
Daytona Beach and Miami: their
return trip brought them through
the interior of the state, and they
visited the Singing Tower at Lake
Wales, They were gone about ten
days.
Dr. Pressley C. Wilson success
fully passed the State Board of Ex
amination is optometry which was
held in Washington, N. C. twp
weeks ago. Dr. Wilson is the son
of Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Wilson and
recently graduated from the Penn
sylvania State college of optometry
in Philadelphia.
Master Buck Archer. Jr . is 'pend
ing some time in Charlotte as the
guest of his cousin, A. P. Archer
Mrs. Major Hopper was called to
the bedside of her daughter, Mrs.
L. M. Hill of Charlotte, who has had
an operation. Mrs. Hopper left yes
terday.
Miss (Helen Frances, employee at
Montgomery Ward and Co., re
turned the first of the week from
her vacation, which she spent at
f-1.-.1^1 ,?
I
Girl in Death Pact Tragedy
Three glimpses of pretty Jenny *
Rrauer, of Paterson, N. J., Ger
man immigrant girl whose death
pact, with the man she loved,
Roderic Meakle, son of a Ridge
wood, N. J., banker, failed to^
► the extent of Wvinsr the. latter
behind while she passed on to
eternity. Meaklo is horerinjr
between life and death in a
Paterson hospital.
(lnUrnKiiml N*w#r#«l)
Buy City Auto License
AND PAY
!
Privilege Taxes
All auto owners in Shelby must have a city auto
License Tag and these Tags are now at the City Hall.
(Jet one at once.
Privilege taxes are due by those business firms and-''
professions covered by the privilege tax schedule re
cently published.
— AVOID PENALTY —
Buy your Tags and pay your Privilege Tax.es before
August 1st and avoid the Fire Per Cent Penalty which
goes into effect then. Each month you delay adds to
the Penalty. V
City Of Shelby
L. E. LIGON, City Clerk
S. A. McMURRY, Mayor
ORIENTAL
RUGS
Imported Direct
THe Largest Collection of Oriental Rugs
Ever Brought To Shelby Is Now On
Display in the Lobby of
HOTEL CHARLES
BY
N. A. Hodge
WELL KNOWN RUG MAN IN THE
CAROLINAS.
These rugs are offered at a real bar
gain with no middlemen’s profits, espec
ially because they were bought before the
twenty per cent increase in the new tariff
wenteinto effect.
YOU SHOULD SEE THEM TO
REALLY APPRECIATE THEIR
BEAUTY AND VALUE.
THIS DISPLAY WILL LAST FOR A
WEEK OR SO ONLY.
A VISIT WILL BE APPRECIATED.
LOVELY SUMMER
DRESSES
$7-95
To
$1295
New gorgeous silks .. pret
ty prints... with fashion’s;
flattering lines... solid col-'
ors too ... dresses for miss
es and women in a full
range of popular sizes.
Grouped to make your se-%|
lection easy. *
We Invite Your Charge Account .*-+*»)
f
LADIES’ NEW
FELTS
$2.95
You'll agree it’s unusua?
right now to be offering
l!ew felts for this low
price! They are here in
Pastels and colofs to
match your every cos
tume. Headsires a-plenty
See them and make your
selection. J
All Summer Hats Special .... $1.95 )
Wright-Baker Co.
S. La Fayette Street. Shelby, N, C.
*«
A new shipment of
beautiful shoes i n
all the wanted styl
es/leathers and col*
ors.
ALL' Sizes and Widths, D’» to AXA’a j
“We Fit THe Narrow Heel” /
MOST STYLES
AT '
$2.95
We still have plenty of White# in Kid,
Linene and Satin. With medium and high
heels; Straps, Pumps and Ties. , *
THE USUAL CINDERELLA VALUES
MOST STYLES
$2.95
Cinderella Slipper
Shoppe
West Warren St. —
Shelby, N. C.