IRLSTLLS
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By virtue of the authotity; veMfc*4 it\ m«
*■$ trustee in a eert-ain dued of trust cX*
ttttflti of February, 1030
-arpenter-Colquitt Hosiery Mill*.. Inc. tv
Tie es trustee \o . • ..1 indebtfdnes;
lesctibeu in said deed of tryst which is
recorded in book l6o pane of the of ,
rice of the register'icr Cleveland county
V* C.. Rnd default havlivr been mnde :n
the payment thereby secured, I will svrl.i :
to the highest bidder at the court hous*
Lioor in Shelby on
Monday, January If. I9.il. at I! o’clock
M. . or within lesal hours, the following
de-cribert real estate
Lots Nos. 70 and 71 of that property in
the town of Shelby N C. known as Sun
rise Terrace, plat of which property i* re
corded in book No. 1 ot plats, page 31 o
the register's office of Cle\t'..;nd edwtrtv.
N. C. to which Pla* reference Is made
hereby for further identification and tie
•-criptlon of said lots Said two lots lyiiii;
on the cast side ot l>eKaib street.
Terms of sale: Cash.
This the 12th day of December 1030
B. T. FALLS, Trustee
4t Dee 15c
Play To Be Given
At Polkville School
"The Path Across the Hill" a com
edy drama of three acts will be pre
sented at the Auditorium Tuesday.
December 16, at 7 o'c'cck.
Fun lovers will enjoy ‘‘Salaman
der" the chauffeur played by Mr.
Everett Bridges, also “Zuger,” his
wife, Katie Sumerlin. There are
eight other haracters.
This play will be staged by the
South Mountain Industrial Institute
for the benefit n[ the children therf.
All are invited, A small admission
will be charged.
—
Be Prepared For The Holidays
With Nice, Clean Garments ...
Have Your Dry Cleaning and Pressing
Done Early ... Before The Rush
Bring Your Clothes To
Quality Cleaners
CASH AND CARRY
Next to City Cafe — South LaFayette St.
Open Every
Evening
Until Christmas
A. V. Wray & 6 Sons
COME, SHARE IN OUR GREAT
PROFIT SACRIFICE SALE!
Webb Theatre
Tonight and. Tuesday
THE LID’S OFF ON LAUGHS!
V’
MITKO 1
GOLDWYN |
MAYERS I
CmrliHg
COSMOPOLITAN
xJ
Come on over '
arid learn from
these ooh! la! la!
ba-bees “what
eez zis zing
called luf!"
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A million laughs
in ray language!
Mo; fun packed
lilto this uproar
ious entertain
ment than you’ve
enjoyed i at a
year! Good look
ers! Mile-a-min
ute action!
FIFI DORSAY
REGINALD >
DENNY
CLIP*
L*k J -
LOCAL and*
•PERSONAL Hews
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Lee and
daughters Martha and Rebecca who
have making their home for the
past six months in Laurence, Kan
sas, arc now at home for the, holi
days.
Mrs. Quinn McCombs and little
son. Gilbert Dudley. of Hickonf, j
have returned home after spending j
last week here with the former's j
mother and sister, Mrs. J. G. Dud
ley and Mbs Elisabeth Dudley at!
their home on Cleveland Springs
road.
Mr. and Mrs. Renn Drum spent'
the day Sunday in Gastonia with
Mr. and Mrs. Blanton Stacey.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Eskridge, cf
Charlotte, were guests last week of
Mr. Eskridge’s sister, Mr, J. G- Dud
ley.
Mr. Robert C. Miller, of Tampa
Florida, arrived Sunday morning to
be at the bedside of his father, Mr
A. C. Miller, who Is seriously 111.
Miss Charline Stamey was able to
return to her home yesterday after
spending a day or so in the She!- ]
by hospital undergoing treatment, i
Messrs. Paul Webb, jr„ D. R S
Frazier, and Ray Lutz spent last)
week-end oh a hunting trip at Mr.
Frazier's home near Lenoir.
Mi s LaVon Putnam of Lincoln
ton, who spent last week here with
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riviere and
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Riviere, returned
to her home yesterday.
Mrs. R. K. Presriell, of .Morganton,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. O. J
Gee and Mr; Gee,
"■ ' |
Mr. Robert Woods left Thursday
for New York City where he will
spend two weeks on business.
Mr. Jimmy Blanton, Mr. Ward!
Arey and Mr. Will Arey spent the
week-end at the Arey cottage at
Bridgewater.
Mr. and Mrs. D.’E. Honeycutt and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reavis visited j
friends'ln Gastonia yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Hill, of Char
lotte, spent the week-end here with
Mrs. Hill's parents. Mr. and M' .
Major Hopper.
Mrs. W. J. Irvin, of Great Falls. S. |
C. last who spent last week here j
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John-1
Suttle, returned to her home on Fri-'
day accompanied her to Charlotte.
where they were met by Mr. Irvin.'
with whom Mrs. Irvin retur ned j
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Grigg and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Basil!
Goode spent the day yesterday with
Miss Flossie Grigg at Newton where
she is a teacher in the city schools.
Mrs. Irma Wallace returned home !
Saturday night from Raleigh. where1
she spent most of last week at
tending a short course lor home
agents.
Mrs. Robert Hord spent the day
Saturday in Charlotte with her par
ents, Mr. and Mr#. J. J. Thompson.
Miss Lilly woods spent the week-:
end at Montreal as the guest of her,
brother, Mr. Sam Wood, siid Mrs.'
Woods.
Mrs. Shem Blackley has gone to
Charlotte today to meet Miss May
Blackley, of Hamlet, who will spend
this week here as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Blackley.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kalter, Mr. L.j
E. Dail and Mr. Walter Wall went)
to Spartanburg yesterday to attend j
the annual Christmas concert given!
there by Limestone college. Mrs.!
Kalter contributed two numbers to)
the program as guest soloist, ♦
Mr. ur.d Mrs. J. C. Eskridge and j
little son, Brewster, spent the week-[
end at Newberry, & C. with Mts.'j
Eskridge's brother. Mr. T. E. Davis,
and Mrs. Davis.
Miss Estelle McDonald and Miss
May Nanney. of Spindale, spent the
week-end here with Mr, and Mrs.
B. L. Smith.
Dr and Mrs. J. V/ .Harbison drove
over to Charlotte yesterday to near
Bishop Warren A. Candler in his
address at the First Methodist
church there.
Mr. B. L. Smith returned home
yesterday from Allendale. S C.
where he was the principal speaker
at a district teachers’ meeting on
Saturday.
Reuben Jeffries Sets
645-lb. Hog Record
Reuben Jeffries, one of the most
successful colored farmers in No. 3
township has set up a record for
a large hog fv ether termers tc
eV,orf at. He , oo-'-rr F^ ^av
■ ***ej ff p >
Polani-ChlsiH ^S'l* ire and pro-1
At The Theaters
Carolina, today and Tttesdas’— j
"Light in'.” with Will Rogers. Latest j
talking comedy by Rogers, sponsor* i
ed bv junior class Shelby high;
school. Also "My Harem” and "Col-!
Irge CaperWednesday and Thurs- ;
day—“Ladies Mast Play."
Lyric, today and Tuesday—"High
Treason,” with Benita Hume, Jame-j
son Thomas. A spectacular drama
of high imaginative appeal, deplet
ing woman's dominance in world'
aifairs in 1940. Many scenes based j
on scientific progress anticipated in '
the next ten years
Webb, today and Tuesday—"Those
Til re-' French Girls' with Fifl Dor
say. Reginald Denny, Cliff Edwards.
A tickling farce talkie done with
amusing dialogue. Equal to an even
ing in Gay Parre.
Latti^ore Defeats
Marshville 21-19
Union Boys Keep A Lead Until Near
The End Of The Game., Ex
citing Game,
(Special to The Star.'
Lattlmore. Dec. 13. -The basket
ball fans of Lattlmore witnessed the
most exciting game ever played on
the local court Friday night, when
Lattlmore defeated Marshville high
school 23-13. Tlie first quarter was
close, but the boys from Union coun
ty possessed speed, accurate goal
shooting along with their height
took the lead and remained out in
front to near the end of the game.;
The visitors were leading at the half
12-5. The local boys came back
strong in the second half and grad-;
ually reduced the lead held by the ,
visitors at the half.
The Lattiiliore team playing With
out their star forward. Brooks,
showed much Improvement over last j
week’s play. The entire team played
good ball, with Martin and Capt.
Callahan outstanding. For the visit
ors Austin, Edwards and Wilson, fea
tured.
I.attimore (2D
Hawkins, f (3>
Callahan, I. >1,1 >
Davis, e (2'
Moorehead. g < 1 •
Martin, g (2>
Marshville (19)
Edwards, f. <8> 1
Wilson, f (7)
Griffin, c (2) ,
Austin, g (2) j
Ofiffin, g (0) |
Referee :■ -Simmons, W&ke Forest.
NOTICE or STOCK UOLI>i:&£ MEETING j
OF Tin: FARMER* MERCANTILE CO. j
At a meeting; /»? the board of director. I
of the l'ariners Mercantile tOmpany, L&t- j
tirnorc. N. C.. held oty'fiovember 21. 1930.
the follow tug resolfi^h t\n$ unanimously
adapted: ,
Resolved, That M the judgment of this j
■board it is advisable** and most for the J
benefit of the Farmers. Mercantile com
pany, that the same should be forthwith
dissolved; ar.ii to that end' It 1s ordered
that a meeting of the sfocrVhold'-rs fit
held on Tuesday the 30th day of Decem
ber. 1930, at 3 o’clock p, m. at the office
oi the company in th* twwn at Lattimore.
N C.. to take action upon this resolution;
and further that the secretary forthwith
cite notice of said meeting and the adop
tion of this resolution within ten days of
this date, by publishing the said resolu
tion. with notice of its adoption, in the
Cleveland Star, a newspaper published in
Shelby, N. C. for at least four weeks, one*3
a week, successively, and by mailing a
written or printed copy of the same to,
each and every stockholder of this com
pany in the United States
In witness whereof, we have hereunto I
set our hands and Rffixed the corpora:
sear of Slid c" -»\n>\ this the 24th day
of November. 1920.
(Signed!
L, V. LEE,
w. s walker,
ED WALKER,
T. B GOLD,
Attest: .
(Signed!— W. S. Walker, Sec.
4t 26c
1
LYRIC
The Little Theatre With
Big Productions
,5 Bargain Days This
Week. Admission
10c
Monday Through Friday
TODAY AND
TUESDAY
Science, Mechanics and
Women Will Rule the
World in 1940 . . . Spec
tacular drama of wom
an’s dominance, socially
and politically, 10 years
from now . . . told in
“HIGH
TREASON”
With
Jameson Thomas, Benita
Hirne, Humbert son
Wright
- Wednesday -
“Under Montana
CI ”
Three Big Specials
DIAMOND RING
Beautiful Itluc white diam
ond in solid white if old
mounting—real reduction
—this week
$25
MESH BAGS
Whiting & Davis Mesh
Hajfs—New and beautiful
colors—Well made, good
sizes—
$4.95
ELGIN STRAP
WATCHES
You know what Elgins are.
One of the best and latest
yle.s—this week
$12 50
T. W. Hamrick Co.
— SHELBY JEWELERS FOR 30 YEARS —
Shelby’s
Popular
Playhouse
CAROLINA
Admission
Always
10c — 30c
TODAY — TOMORROW
WILL ROGERS
“LIGHTNIN”
Sponsored By Junior Class Shelby
High School.
Lee Moran
“MY HAREM”
Terry loon
“College Caper*’’
Ladies 10c Matinee Every Monday 1-2
COMING ATTRACTIONS
Jackie Coogan
In
“Tom Sawyer”
Constance Bennett
In
“Sin Takes A
Holiday”
LET US HAVE YOUR
CHRISTMAS
CLEANING
EARLY
THE
WH1TEWAV
"Quality"
Cleaners—Dyers
105—Ilioiic*—14M»
CASH AND CARRY
AND DELIVERY SERVICE
Surely you will admit to no
compromise in selecting
your candies this Christ
mas
Your favorite Hollings
worth package may be had
in special Christmas deco
rations. v Or, if you prefer,
attractive special gift pac
kages of leather, woods,
etc. are obtainable, con
taining candies made For
Those Who tov* Fine
Things,
Suttle’s Drug Store
^ PHONE 3 n) —
Strength
OF
Management
AND
Strength
OF
Banking Connections
ARE BIG FACTORS IN CREATING
Confidence
IN A BANK
THE CAPITAL, RESOURCES, CASH
RESERVES, CONSERVATIVE LOANS
and Large Surplus are the TANGIBLE
or Known Assets, that give Confidence in
a bank, but there are certain intangible
things, the assets that are not in dollars
and cents, that go a long way in maintain
ing public confidence. These are the per
sonal attention and interest given by
qualified officers and directors, who have
spent their lives in their efforts to create
SAFE SOUND, STRONG BANKING IN
SAFE, SOUND, STRONG BANKING in
Our Correspondent Banks are the
Strongest in New York, Philadelphia,
Richmond, Charlotte and other large
towns and cities in North Carolina.
We are also a member of the Federal
Reserve System.
WE INVITE YOUR BANKING
BUSINESS
First
National Bank
SHELBY, N. C.
“SAFE FOR SAVINGS”
CHAS. C. BLANTON, President
GEORGE BLANTON, Vice-President
JNO. F. SCHENCK, Sr., Vice-President
FORREST ESKRIDGE, Cashier
ROY R. SISK and C. S. MULL,
Assistant Cashiers
— DIRECTORS —
CHAS. C. BLANTON
PRESIDENT
JNO. F. SCHENCK
President Cleveland Mill & Power Co.
President Lawndale Ry. & Indus. Co.
A. C. MILLER
President Shelby & Cleveland County
Building & Loan Association
L. A. GETTYS
Manager Carolinas Monazite Co.
CLYDE R. HOEY
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
O. M. GARDNER
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
J. F. ROBERTS
Treas. Shelby Building & Loan Ass'n
PAUL WEBB
* DRUGGIST
GEORGE BLANTON
VICE PRESIDENT
FORREST ESKRIDGE
CASHIER