FANCY
— RICE —
2 Pounds ... 9c
Fancy California
-PRUNES
Pound.3c
Swift’s Jewel or Scoco
SHORTENING 8 ib. Bucket 93c
A. & P. Plain or Self-Rising
FLOUR
75c
24 r.,
48 $ 1.49
Bag $2.85
Eggs
Doz. 29c
Cheese
WHOLE MILK
Lb. 23c
Sugar
Lb. 5c
Campbell BEANS 4 Cans 29c
Stringless BEANS 3 Cans No. 2 25c
PEAS
TENDER — TASTY
NO, 2
CAN......
10c
Tomatoes
RED RIPE — FULL PACK
NO. 3
CANS
25c
, SNOWDRIFT 6 ib. Bucket 79c
Grandmother’s Bread
Full Pound
Wrapped Loaf
Choice
i
Evaporated
PEACHES
25c
2
lbs
N. B. C. SODA
CRACKERS
Lb. pkg.. 15c
3 lb. pkg.. >37c
Pillsbury
PANCAKE
FLOUR
2 pkgs.
25c
Palmolive SOAP 6 Cakes 39c
P. & G. or Octagon Soap 3 Cakes 10c
Green Beans,
Pound
Celery, large,
Bleached, 2 for
CAULIFLOWER,
Pound. .
GRAPES—
2 pounds for
__k_
15c
MEATS
PORK CHOPS
Pound..
23c
PORK ROAST
Pound..
23c
Sliced Pork Ham
Pound .
Stewing Beef—
Pound .
Thick Fat Back —
28c
12ic
lb. 15c
OTHER A. & P. NEWS ON PAGE EIGHT
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you doubt this ask the man out <.
work.
Has No Snow'.
GemeniaUi. Wyo.—For the in
time hi more, than twenty years,
Medicine Bow peak. 12.000 feet high,
is without snow.
Belgian Defense
Brussels.—An official amioit ie. -
ment says that thirteen per cent of
the Belgian budget for 1931 will bs
used for purposes of defense.
Kcv. buttle Winds
Up 15 Years With
Double Shoals Ch.
Two Charter Members Are Present.
Church Was Organized
In 1899.
iSpecial lb The Star.'
Double Shoals Nov. 27.— Sunday
wa. a good day at the Baptist
:church. A large crowd was present
for Sunday school and; preaching
I The pastor, Her. J. \V. Suttle. de
i hvered a great sermon op "A Joyful
Thanksgiving '
At the Sunday service a short
litstorv of Double Slmals church
was read by the clerk. The church
was organized in 1899 and has had
six pa tors The present beloved
■ ■ ' - .. • : ctiurch . 15
years, about one*half of the church's
1 .. ,s,a a', i.ugi percent
of the chmch members and ts held
In high esteem by each member of
the church.
Mr. and Mrs. J T. Spangler of
Shelby were bark last Sunday for
preaching. These two faithful ehar
j ter members held their membership
[here and attend the monthly serv
J Ices regular When their health per
•tnits,
*Mr. and Mrs. Paul Toney and
children of Shelby attended service
at tile church last Sunday.
Misses Theda and lama Smith of
Shelby were visitors last Sunday at
the church services
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Costner of
Shelby spent Sunday p. ni. in the
community.
Mr. and Mrs. Pink Shytle of
Shelby spent Sunday, in the com
munity.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Royster at
tended a business meeting last week
at Boiling Springs junior college.
J. M. Green of Shelby nttended
services at the church on Sunday.
Mr. Green was a charter member
and was the first church clerk.
Mrs. Oliver Spangler of Durham is
spending a few days here with rela
tives.
Shelby Boy* Termed
‘Good Sport*’ There
(Avenue Amble? in Gastonia Gaz
ette.) |
“I never saw such a good display
of sportsmanship as I saw at the
high school game here Friday with
Shelby,” said a man who attends
many football games.
“Usually, you know the games
with Shelby are mighty bitter and
hard fought. I have seen many a
fist fight in games with Shelby in
| other days. But, in this game here
Friday, the Shelby boys displayed
an unusual degree of good sports
manship. Many a time when n Gas
tonia boy madp a good tackle, the
; Shelby player would pat him on the
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Poplar Springs
Community News
'I'liank^KIviitK Program at the Pub
lic Sc hool Given Wednesday
■Morning.
< Special to The. Star. >
Poplar Springs, Nov, 27.—-The
Poplar Spring.- school enjoyed a
very delightful Ttmnksglvlng pro
gram Wednesday morning before
their holidays on Thursday and
Friday, The scripture used was the
100th psalm,
"First Thanksgiving,” Pauline
Turner; reading, "Thanksgiving
Day," Rea Wilson; •‘Acrostics/' 12
3rd and 4th grade pupils; reading,
"Orandjna's Kitchen," Addle Mac
Turner; story, "Oiir First Thanks-j
giving,' Wilma Wright; "Puritan I
Girls. Margaret Cahanlss, . Elsie!
Eddtngs, Kstellc Oreenway. Etetr j
White, Thanksgiving day song by
school.
The honor roll for November is
First grade, Muriel Ed dings, Roy
Lai!
Second grade; Minnie Peart Por
ter.
Third grade: Corrlne Porter, Bon
nie Lovelace.
Fourth grade, Mildred Conner.;
Bessie Swlnk, !
back us he got up in commendation
at Ills good tackle. So (ar as I could
see, there, was not the slightest sign
of ill feeling or of that bitterness
that has been evident hi some other
games''
NOTICE Ol SALK Of LAND.
Under ana by virtue of the power of
sale contained m that certain deed ol
trust executed by C K Blanton twWoven
Helen E Blanton 'unmarried! and P »
Blanton M*idow> to Central Bunk A- Trust
company, trustee, for bearer dated Jiinr
22, 1927, and recorded in book HI, at page
8ST. In - office of the register of deed
for Cleveland county. North Carolina, de
fault having been made in the payment «
the Indebtedness thereby secured, and dr
mand having been made for sale, the un
dersigned trustee, will sell at public auc
tion to the highest bidder for ca&h. at 12
o’clock noon on the 33d day of December
1930, sit the court house door tn the city
t»f Shelby, North Carolina, the following
described piece and parcel of land, situate,
lying and being in the town of Moores
boro. county of Cleveland and ala fa of
North Carolina, to-writ
Lying and being in No 7 township,
Cleveland county. North Carolina and
more particularly described and defined
as follows.
Beginning at. C H. Queen’s corner on
East Main street in the town of Moores
boro; theftce with his line couth 15 west
15 poles to the Sandy Hun church tine
thence with the church line south 85 east
13 poles to a stone, the Daniels corner;
thence with the Daniels line north 7 east
13*2 poles to a stone, the D. B. and J. K.
McBrayer corner; thence with the D, B
and J K. McBrayer line norjh 70 west
U‘/4 poles to the beginning, containing
one acres more ox less.
The above lot of land was conveyed to
C. R. Blanton, P. E Blanton and Helen
B, Blanton by T. I,. Scruggs by deed dat
ed February 33. 1935, and recorded Feb
ruary 28th, 1935 in book 3-Q at page 288,
records of Cleveland county. North Caro
lina.
Thin the 19th day of November, 1930.
CENTRAL BANK AND TRU8T COM
PANY. Trustee, by J C, Alexander,
assistant trust officer. 4t Nov 2lc
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560 Ward Stores
\
pooled their purchasing
power and bought 28,000
brand new dresses for this
extraordinary event!. . ♦
NATION-WIDE AFTER THANKSGIVING
SAIErfMESSEf'
Our share of this purchase
has just arrived...See them
SATURDAY!
Here’s an extraordinary value for you! Crisp
new dresses just in from New York for only
$3.33 each—or two for $61 And you can
ensemble an entire wardrobe from this group.
If it’s a tunic, a graceful cowl neckline, or
a neatly tailored frock you’ve set your heart
on having, be on hand early Saturday!
Choose from all silk flat crepes in
plain colors, and rayon and cotton
crepes in prints ... most dark
grounds. Sizes 14 to 48!
Montgomery Ward & Co. I
139-141 S. LaFayette St. Phone 167 Shelby, N. C.
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Hamrick’s Christmas Sale
R
Begins Today
You are invited to come and see the largest display of
quality merchandise ever shown in Shelby. Everything
is new, stylish and moderately priced and you are always
safe when you make a purchase here. This is our thir
tieth Christmas Sale and we have been honest with our
customers and friends, never misrepresenting, or over
charging in order to make an extra dollar or two, and
we believe this policy has been to your interest and ours.
BUY TODAY.
t i I f .
Free Gifts
DIAMOND RING
26 PIECE SILVER SET |
LADIES WRIST WATCH
Just to have a little fun we will give away the above
Gifts December 25th. All you have to do is come to the
store and drop your name and address in a box, and tlie
names drawn out Dec. 25 will get the prizes—ABSO
LUTELY FREE WITH NO STRINGS ATTACHED.
There will be big specials all over the
house—prices that conform to the recent
depression——the lowest prices ever put on
such valuable merchandise.
T. W. Hamrick Company