Wall Preaches At
First Baptist Church
f CONTINUED PROM PAGE ONE •
the past two or three weeks- Mr
Easom will finish out three years
with the First Baptist church short*
ly, while Dr Wall has recently com
pleted seven years as pastor. Dur
ing these vears the church member
ship has steadily grown and now
numbers around 1 500 The Sunday
school each Sunday morning has an
attendance of around 800. During
the summer the attendance reaches
a, ooo,
During the pastorate of Dr. Wall
the church plant has been greatly
enlarged and the auditorium is one
of th ■ large t in this part of the
state. The growth of the church
fully justifies the enlarged plant
which was completed two years ago.
The meeting will come ot a close on
Easter Sunday, two years after the
new plant was used for the first
time.
Personal Workers,
Morning services during the week
will be held from 10 to 10:45 in the
Young Peop’es’ assembly. At 7:15
each evening four personal workers
hands will meet In the departments
adjacent the church auditorium
These bands embrace the men, wom
en, young people and juniors. Even
ing preaching services during the
revival will begin at. 7:45 .
All during the meeting the church
auditorium will be kept oi*:n for
those who wi h to enter for prayer
and meditation.
Presiding Elder
At Central Church
(CONTINUED PROM PAOfc ONE .
rect the music at Central Methodist
church have had the choir in prac
tice for special music at the local
meeting and for social Easter
music.
Woman’s Conference.
Early in April thefe will be a
woman's ml sion conference meeting
at Central Methodist, hence the re
vival was held at this date in order
to finish up before the coming of
300 or more ladies from all parts of
the state.
Business Shows
Improvement Now
(CONTINUED PRoM PAOE ONE •
"This week for me has been consid
erably better than last week and last
week was better than the previous
week. Why should that not be en
couraging? I am a day behind now
on deliveries and the pigk-up eon
Penny Column
LOST: N. C. AUTO LICENSE NO.
375-824. Finder notify H. Cl. Rich
ards, Lawndale. it SOp
“FOR SALE TUES
DAY, 4 0 0 Leghorn
chicks from two year
old hens, 10c each.
Suttle Hatchery. H20
FOR SALE OR TRADE a DLL
T Ford one-ton truck. Good bber.
Hugh Bettis, at Eltrd's. lt-2np
"~NOW OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
Washing and greasing Standard
Products and Service. Stanley and
Son, Corner LaFayette and Sumter
Streets, Phone 642-J. 6t, 20c
" AUCTION SALE oiF~FURNI
ture Saturday at 3 o'clock in front
of court house. One living room
suite, two rugs, one floor lamp, ice
box, sewing machine, oil stow,
kitchen cabinet, odd roakers, tables
one vacuum cleaner, one incubator,
several other small items. This fur
niture will be sold for Just what it
will bring, Jones Furniture Com
pany. It 20c
COMMldKlONLR* SALE OF LAND
Under ahd by virtue of an order .of the i
superior Court of Cleveland countv. North
Carolina, made In the spe'ilal pro-reding
entitled. J. C. Newton end Car! Tbomn. j
eon. administrators, et nl, vs. Rohte
Brackett. J, C. Brackett and others, the
underahmed co-'nis^kmer w‘11 on the Hot*' ,
day of April 18.11. at the court houie doo**
In Shelby. N C at 12 oVo-lc M . offer *
for sale to the behest bHder for cash |
those two lots of lend lv’h** uni b*’n* in ■
No. 6 town-htp. Cleveland county. Shelby
North Cefo,<r*n and more particularly de
•erlhed as follows
Lot No. 1 l.vtu* and bein'* in No 6
townsh'p. Cleve^nd conn*'-. No*'h Caro
lina and dercr >v»d as fnVows- Bur»nnfn~
at th* lnter*ect'on of W-st Graham 8*
and Mart’n street in the south we s stnv.nre
Of the Cltv of 8b«lby. N C and runs >
thence e«'t with the north s!d' of w'f<- *
Graham street 66 feet to a stake. A P J
Weathers corn**: thence wUh Went her r
line north 1?5 feet to a st*';e n • ••v ror
tier: thence a pew tine west 66 feet to *
at**ca in e^'-t e**e of *♦***♦• then**'’ ’
With south of sa’d street south 135
feet to the b''~*n*',n'» and ?.<vrh'i’-n
part of lot No. 5 as shown on ulnt in
book No. 1. p*»«re 667. m the Wstrv of
Clere^ap/i N C . and k"'T a part <
of the lot r'Huh was conv ever! to J. B i
Crow bv A P Wee*h*rs and wife bv de** -
tlat«d M-neh 20:'iw, end recorded In ;
book OOO at t)«"» *M and i*onvev«d br
J. B. Crow to J. H B'R-VU in book 3-*r
at pnee 27R of Cleveland countv rewlatrv j
Lot No 2. Tvirvjr and be<ng in number 1
• townsbin. Cleveland county. N. C. Be
finn'ng on a stake on the east side o'
Martin street in the citv of llhetbe, NT. r
the southwest corner of lot sold to W. T
Brarkett and runs than oast with W. T
Brackett's south line m feet to Self ?
line: thence south whh Nelf’s west Poe 46
feet to a ***** Weather*’ corner: thenc*
west with We* the?*’ north Pue 67 tf^t re
a stake: thence south wHh Weathers’
west line )0 feet to a *t«-lw a **w eor
aer: the*»e* w+m, a new line « f^t to a
•take, on e**t of Msrt’n street
Bke^e yerth w*fh «**d »<*»% ■♦**#*
50 fee* tn h*-*«•*«•*•* r*H »
p«**t af i ♦•>** fr, j yv «»<•**v
Ott h* t 6 o-n-w eti4 w"* hr r<*
COrded m hook d-T et n“-e ***?9 o' r*>'»
iatee’s ftff*^* r>* N c
Tfct* 6h* ’“‘i* **•>■ n* MAf*h 1A71 I
YATW kRtCPFTT, CotP’,n,**,nner
H«(?ton * Bwrtou, A ttys. 4t Mch 20c
I tinues.”
Boyce Dellinger, grocer: "Satur
day ol last week was the best ont t
have had since October. What more
eould be said?"
J E. White, Sterehi's: "Our Jan
uary bus.ness doubled that of 1930.
j and February was approximately
: rfple that it last year. Even better
i nislness Is anticipated for the spring
| months.”
Harry S. Cohen, Cohen Brothers:
i Our business has gained consist
! ntly since January and Is still
raining Spring sun hlne aud op
imtsni have driven awav whatever
blues that might have existed. We
are looking no wto a good business
year—not one of wild buying ot
fluctuating values, but one of steady
buying based upon the wisdom of
'xperience with values coming first
of all."
81ml ar comment Is heard along
all Shi |by bu iness streets. It Is no
xaggeration to say that, a more op
timistic feeling prevails now among
citizens and business men than In
mnny months:
~tory Te’ling Club
To Meet Saturday
The junior and senior members of
the Shakespearian Story Telling
clijbs are asked to meet, promptly at
10 o'clock Saturday a. in.
The seniors will entertains the
juniors. Every old and new member
Is urged to be there If pos. lble.
It is very Important that every
member attend regularly so mater
ial for plav work can be given.
In June the member who has not
missed a story hour vjill receive a
prize.
Church Service* For
The Shelby Circuit
Preaching Sunday morn.u? at
11:00, at Sulphur Springs by Kev. J.
W. Ingle.
Preaching Sunday afternoon at
3:00, at Sharon by pnstor.
A cordial welcome will be extend
ed to all.
Roberts Tabernacle.
Roberts Tabernacle C. M. E.
church the following service will be
held at the above named church at
9:30 a. m. Sunday school at 11 a. m.
Dr. E. L. Johnson will preach from
a subject ‘The Fatal Mistake'’. At
8 p. m. the pastor's subpect will be
"Stone Casting."
Window Is Broken.
Some time last night prowlers
broke a front window In the Z. J.
Thompson residence on West Mar
ion street. The police department
investigated the affair, found tracks
on the outside of the house but
there was no Indication that the
house had been entered.
Around Hie
Carolina
Theatre
(With Apologies I'o
RENN DRl'M.)
Some stirring scenes you
will never forget In that mas
terpiece, EAST LYNNE.
The meeting of Isabel and
Levlson on board the conti
nent-bound, fog - enveloped
boat—
The love scene of Isabel and
Levinson—
The quarrel-—
Isabel's fatal fall over a ra
vine—It’s a perfect p.cture
and a perfect role by the su- j
preme star, ANN HARDING.
< Read what the New York
Dally News had to say about
It: “A genuinely heart throb
bing story—A lavish produc- -
tlon, gorgeously constumed. Bj
settings that were the most I
beautiful seen in many a I j
moon." B!
And now we wish to cal! I
your attention to that mar P
velous picture, "The Mar |
Who Came Back " showing to- 1
lay and Saturday Positively I
your last chance to see this* ?
wonderful production.
EXTRA ADDED Attraction *
Polly Moran and Marie Dres
sier in “Dangerous Females," I
Their best short feature to
technicolor Comedy.
We are again placing at
family tickets on sale Satur
day. These tickets allow each
and every member of the fam- 4
ily (regardless of size) to at
tend each change of program I
throughout the ENTIRE
WEEK.
She “Where is East Lynne?*
He: “In England I think."
She; *'Gee, I hope not ”
He: “Why?’’
She: “I want to read it
again.”
WE THANK VOCJ!
date and a Mack
1
New Home Section
News Around Casar
! Kpworth league To Meet. Quite A
Bit of Sickness.
! Personal*.
(Special to The Star.)
Casar, March 19 —The Epworth
league of New Home church will
meet at 7;30 o'clock Sunday even
ing Mr. Fred Hull will take charge
of the program. There will be sev
eral solos. I
There lx still quite a bit of sick
ness in the community.
Mr and Mrs. Willie White and
family and also Mr. and Mrs. W. C
Richard and family of Hollis spent
Sunday with (heir mother who is
iow making her home with Mr and
Mrs. P. A White.
Mrs. C. B. Lindsay and children
pent Sunday with Mrs. J tt. Price.
Mr. and Mrs. Carmle Ledford oj
Morgan ton spent the week-end with
heir parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Cook
Mr. Rabble Newton Is seriously
ill at this writing with a cut. leg
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Workman;
spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs
Odus Walls.
Mr J. T. Logan and children spent
Sunday with his father Mr. A. T
Logan.
Asheville Rankers
Make Their Bonds
Asheville, March 10.—Wr.'ace B.
Davis, president of the Central O
ourities compnny and the Central
I --—---,
j dank and Crust company wot witn
j William D. Harris, vice president
t and treasurer of the securities con
| jcrn, was indicted Tuesday oy a
[ federal grand Jury at Shelby on
[charges of using the United States
malls to defraud and consDiring to
use the mails to defraud, mad"
bond in the amount of $10 000 in
the office of the clerk of the U. 8.
llstrict court here Thursday.
The bond which was Signed by B.
G. Grtndstaff, was posted before a
deputy clerk in the absence o* J. Y.
Jordan Sr,, clerk Of the court, who
was out of the city attending the
March federal term at Shelby.
Mr. Harris furnished bond of $10,
000 before Vonno L. Gudger, U S.
commissioner. The paper was sign
ed by Prank S. Smith and Mr. and
Mrs P. M. Weaver. Both bonds were
made to secure appearance oi the
defendants,^ the May term of fed
eral court In Asheville, and no pre
liminary hearings of any Kind will
be held, Commissioner Gudger said
Collection Income
Tax Much Behind
Raleigh, Maych 20.—Current in
come tax collections to date during
this fiscal years are running slight
ly less than a million dollars Vnind
those of the last fiscal year ' hrougn
March 18, but owing to heavy col
lection of back taxes the State’s to
tal revenue from this source is onlv
about $600,000 behind that of lart
year, according to figures made puo
Uc by State Revenue Commissioner
A. J. Maxwell.
RENDER'S
— 2 STORES —
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PINTO BEANS
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RICE —
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NBC CAKES
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OLD DUTCH CLEANSER
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OCTAGON SOAP -
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FAT BACKS —
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PRESERVES — Honey
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27c
1 POUND PRINCESS ANNE
SAUSAGE
25c
And Get One Package Gold Medal
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BREAD -
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£2
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DEPARTMENT-STORE
New Spring FasMons
and Accessories ...
Prove that smartness is atwvays
inexpensive •••if you shop her el
New
Spring
Coats
14.75
*4/75
_ •
Costs this Spring pay portfcOte
attention to collar and csf
treatment . , . brood mo%
scarves—and smarts tBt ti mrs—
caffs The materials an aoA
! woolens ... and the prices com
I stderably lower than job wool#
(have paid a year ago I
Novelty Anklet*
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Plain and Fancy Styles
19C Fair
Wash Suits
98c
Button-on, flapper, sleevelet*
*nd sport models. Many ser
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Boys1
Longies
vkh smart
trim lines
that boys want
$149
■wm
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sou'woq kSuiirn* pat-Mf
fo ujsnojj jprw q»m of
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silk to the
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No. 455 Chiffon
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$1.29Pair
A year ago, priced at $1.49!
That’s a real saving on these good-looking hose I Pure silk
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Full-fashioned, of course, with the new curved cradle sole
and French heel. In the smart new shades for Spring.
No. 444
Stockings
Remarkable
value at
year ago, 98c
Sheer enough to be smart—*
heavy enough to be serviceable I
Pure silk leg. mercerized top
and sole. Full-fashioned.
Mac's Caps
98c
Same Quality $US
a Year Ago!
Outstanding rahie m smartly
styled twists aad cassimcrca,
*OK THE FIRST TIME IN YEARS
*14*75
buys an
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Spring
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Here fs a lot of real clothing raltie for
the money There is a big selection
of fabrics from which to choose, in
cluding worsteds in the newer color
ings of spring.
Comparable Quality Would Have Coat
$5.00 More a Year Ago
Boys’
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37.90
Coat and vest with 2 golf
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Spring
Dresses
Bright Colon
New Prints
$9.90
Smart new styles . , . tad »
ceftmal vainest Each aoe at
them dresses would have told
for two or three dollars more
• rear ago B« tort to at*
them
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Women’s Lambskin
Slip-on 61o?«i
Remarkable Values
1.98 Mr
Peal-Arch One-Strap
A siipper yon can wear any*
where m smart comfort la
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$4*98
Sea Sand Kid
Delightful for Its smart sim
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A storarng combination of lea
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4
White R14 Pomp
If yon prefer lower heels, you'll
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tight frocks'
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