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Webb Theatre TONIGHT ONLY ALSO COMEDY AND ACTS. 10 AND 25c TO ALL —- Sponsored by Senior Class of City School THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY THE MIGHTIEST DRAMA OF THE AGES. EDNA FERBER’S COLOSSAL ‘‘CIMARRON” WITH RICHARD DIX THIS IS THE MOST WONDERFUL PICTURE EVER RUN IN SHELBY. ADMISSION—MATINEE 10-25c — NIGHT 10-3Uc COME EARLY FOR SEATS. Coming Monday - “LITTLE CAESAR” SEE THE BEST AT Webb Theatre “V I ou Wife-thieving R at! 99 riE a fiery torch From Cupid's bow Ju —that'* how Orpba shot into ay hungry, adolescent heart — the very first night we met! We were married—insanely happy — at first. My first job—bank mes •cngar—fifteen dollars. Orpba flared ip—I looked for more money—in i factory—struggling to meet her debts. Then I hurt ray hand—infection — laid off. Orpha bad to work — she sulked—grew nasty—stayed out sights. Jealousy surged in ray heart. What a ghastly mistake—all this. That fataful night—Orpha gone —hut wbereP Separation—divorce — murder—FREEDOM — toyed in ay soul. At dawn—home she came —with another man. I snarled— eaped at his throat—Orpha threw herself at me—I swung around— rad . . . Into what terrible tangle did the and infatuation of youth knot the lives of this headstrong boy and iickle girl? Did it end in divorde— saly to release Orpba from the .acred duty she shirked—betrayed? Or did that heart-crushed led end « ell in e bloody murder—a road feat dipt into the valley of hell end ends at tbe hangman a noosef Yon must read AND THEY THOUGHT IT WAS LOVE—the true life story of a love-erazed youth who rode through the bitter depths of despair on the wings of his butterfly wife. Read AND THEY THOUGHT IT WAS LOVE and nearly a score of other astounding real-life stories and special features — all ia May TRUE STORY. Get your copy— read it today) To the Li&temers-iu on the TRUE STORY Radio Hour The follcwiag atones fram the M®y iiiue of TRUB STORY Mi|nii( will be broadcast tbit mouth in the TRUB STORY Hoar which goes on the sir each Friday night at 9 o'clock Eastern Time; 8o'clock Central Time, Colons* bit Broadcasting System. The Mother Who Couldn’t Say “No!” What I Did for Love She Loved a Bad Man And They Thought It Was Love The May TRUB gTORY It now on the newsstands and by getting your copy at once and readiag in advance the stories to be broadcast, yovr enjoytnent ol the boor will be grsstjy increased. LOCAL and* •PERSONAL News Miss Eva Turner or Llncointon spent Easter with her sister, Mrs 1 Ulis Gamble on South Washington street. Mr. Marvin Turner is spending several days at Raleigh as guest of Mr. Clyde Wright who is in State college there. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Turner spent the week-end in Hickory with their daughter, Mrs. Jason Bridgman. ! Misses Eva Turner, Price Yount. Tessie Ellis and Vernia Medliu left Monday for Raleigh where they will take the nurses' state board exam ination. The many friends of Miss Luuke Gibson regret to learn that She is confined to her bed with an attack of flu, Miss Kathleen Young returned to her work at Meredith College yes terday, after spending the Master holidays here with her parent*, Mr and Mrs. Fields Young. Miss Bernice Shytle has accepted a position as bookkeeper for the Chevrolet place, . Senator Peyton McfJwsin returned to Raleigh Monday after spending the Easter week-end at home with Mrs. McSwaln. Mrs. J. M. Austin, of Wadesboro, is spending this week here with Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Webb and with her father, Mr. C. M. Webb. Friends of Mrs. E. E. Snow, r.f FalLston, will be glad to know that she will return to her home Satur day afternoon. Mrs. Snow has been seriously 111 in the Charlotte sana torium for the past si* weeks, but has been steadily improving since an operation two weeks ago. Misses Louetta and Virgio Hoyle of Beams Mill, Marian and Ruth Harris, and Mr. R. E. Hudson, all of Portsmouth, Vu., motored to Chimney Rock, Hendersonville and Asheville Thursday. They also visit ed Gaffney and Spartanburg, S. C. Mr. Billy Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Z. J. Thompson, has been confined to his home this week with an attack of appendicitis, Hts con dition is reported as Improved to day. Miss Ruth Laughridge and her guest, Miss Marion Chambliss, of Tampa, Fla., Miss Alice Sanders, Miss Elizabeth Austell and Miss Edith Reid RamseuV are among the Queens-Chicora girls who are re turning to school today after «.pend ing the Easter holidays here. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Green and children, Katherine, Herbert and Leonard; and Mr. and Mrs. Max Francis and children, Ray and Clayton, all of Charlotte, spent Sun day here as guests of Mr. and Mrs, W. Y, Crowder. Mrs. Green arid Mrs. Francis are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Crowder. Miss Lilly Woods is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sam Woods at Montreat. Mrs. M. C. Penninger, of Concord, Is spending this week here with her daughter, Mrs. Julian Thompson, and Mr, Thompson. Miss Mary Adelaide Roberts is some better Ualay after being ill with an attack of flu for several days. Miss Sadie Futrell, of Gastonia, spent last week-end here as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Cline. Mr. Robert Woods is able to be back at work thjs week after being confined to hisiiome for several weeks following an operation for ap pendicitis. Miss Grace Walker, who is a stu dent at Queens-Chicora college, Charlotte, has been spending the Easter holidays here with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Walker at their apartment in the home of Mrs. W. L, Packard. Miss Ouida Mundy, of Durham, ;pent the week-end here with her mother, Mrs. Mary Mundy, and sis ter, Miss Rutli Mundy. Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Chappell, Mr. .’erry Faulkner and Mr. Bob Burn ette, all of Norllna, spent the week end here as guests of Mr. and Mrs. vV. G. Arey. Miss Elizabeth Riviere returned home with them Monday and is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chap .aell this week. Mr. A. R. Murry* of Griffin, Ga„ ;peut several days last week here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Brannon, on Sumter street. Mr, and Mrs. T. t. LeGroue mov ed last week from an apartment at the home ft Mrs. \v. v Fannin* to the Packard apartment house pa N. Morgen j.tr«et Mr. z. J Thompson Joined Messrs, i. D. Llneberger and Charles L. Esk-, .Idge when they left for Hot Springs, I Arkansas, Monday evening. *«■' | Misses Burton Gettys, Mary i Reeves Forney, Elizabeth Austell and Martha Kskrldge were dinner guests of Miss Bessie 8ue Wilson lit her home cit Bolling Springs lost j evening. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lattimore have Miss Mabel Porter, of Spartanburg, S.C , as their guest tills week, Mrs. Dexter Lee and little son, David Allen, were able to leave the Shelby hospital on Sunday and are at the home of Mrs. Lee's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. Crowder on N Morgan street. Mrs. Mamie \Vare Crews entered i tlie county Institution for the aged] and infirm yesterday and will be! glad to have her friends visit hir! there. ' Mr. Fields Young, Jr.; who is a student at MoCallle school at Chat-1 tanooga, Tenn, became ill while spending hia Easter holidays at home and was unable to return to school He entered the Shelby hos-' pltal yesterday tor treatment. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Shannon* i house have returned from Rich- i mond. where Mr. Shannonhouse has; been taking treatment in a hospital i there, Mrs. A. P. Weathers and Miss j Emily Wilson were dismissed as pa tients at the Shelby hospital this! afternoon to go to their respective ’ homes. Miss Wilson has been taking treatment tor two weeks while Mrs.] Weathers has been recuperating j from an injury sustained in an auto j accident 17 days ago. Mr. J. J. McMurry and his grand daughter, Mrs. Tom Moore, who have been spending several months in St. Petersburg, Fla., will return j home tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Pike of Ruth erford ton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. X. Harrill. Misses Estelle and Mildred Har- j rell, Messrs. Oeo. Lanier of Maiden! and LeRoy Jolly of Spartanburg, S.: C., went to see Miss Sara Little at., Gaffney, Friday evening. Mr. Boyd Tenant spent the week-"! end with Mrs. Tenant in Gaffney, '-i ReeUfayw JMfieyV article on page 0 of this Issue. adv. CONTES r FRIDAY NIGHT NO. 3 CONSOLID ATE0 i There will be a recitation and de-' clamation contest at Earl school! building Friday night, April 10 at ?; p. m. DOVER SCHOOL TO GIVE OPERETTA FRIDAY NIGHT “Cinderella In Flower-land,” art operetta Will be given by the pri mary grades of the Dover school next Friday night at 7:45 o’clock. There will also be extra chorus -: by the grammar grade pupils. THANKS PEOPLE FOR SERVICES AT HOME FIRE We take this opportunity to ex- ^ press to our friends and other citi zens of Shelby our sincere than’::: and appreciation for their services rendered at the time of the recent fire at our home on South Wash ington street. We assure each of you that we appreciate everything ! that was done In our behalf. (Signed) J. O. Corbett and Family j Armour Store In Bankruptcy Here R. L. Armour and Co., dealers in men's wear and located in the Roy ster building, entered bankruptcy Tuesday morning, according to a notice found posted on the door. R. Marion Ross, Charlotte attorney and referee in bankruptcy cases In this district, will appoint a trustee ro dispose of the stock to the best in tere.t of the creditors. It Was Garfield, Not. Pres. Harrison Mr. Gaither Higgins, a close read er of The Star and one well versed in history, called The Star's atten tion to an error which appeared in Monday’s issue. The old copy of The Kansas City Weekly Times dated July 7th, 1881 noting the tempt to assasinate .a president, re ferred to an attempt on the u'e of Fresident Garfield instead of Pres ident Harrison as was staged Mr Higgins clearly remembers how the atrocious act disturbed the puUio at that time. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. n«v!rg qualified »s sdmtnlstretor of the ettste of Metsic l. Hsairic'i. deceesrd tail is to hereby notify el! persons holdtnx cl*l: is against said estete to present ssroe properly itemUeq »r.d verified t« me o» or before April S. }«3J, or tpis notjse will be pleaded sc b*r pf *ny retevsry there, on; sad this )s further to eeUfy ell per etas w«ebto<» to »»id mum to taebo im mediate payment Of snob indebtedness to me. This the 7th day of April. lMl. J. BROADUS HAMRICK, Admin Intro tor. VinrVcm f- Vawfo♦? **■ o~. New Style Hals Designed lo Glorify the Wearer * * * Straws, ISew and Lxotir and Important. Play a Leading Part in Orations Offered by Moguls of Millinery World. UN A Although young man may think of loea in tkt Spring, tide trio of , loroly maidan* would .earn to proea thot thoir own ee» think rathor • f tho new Spring itylaa, end display the lateat model* in hoad dreM. At.the ‘.eft we hare the popular off-the-fae# hat, ideal for ■treat wear. Right), The light penamalae hat, which properly •eti off the all white Summer dre*». (Below). Th* wide-brimmed 1 lacy *traw hat, witli braided datign, which matehe* with the new j modes of frilly pownt. Navy's Pride-.Visits Colon A oeauului view of Uie U. S. ♦ Navy dirigible "Loj Angcle*” *; the giant of the air flew over the city of Colon during the naval maneuvers in the Panama Zone. This i« the first visit of the Los Angeles to the Panama Canal Zona. CAROLINA SHELBY’S POPULAR PLAYHOUSE TODAY - THURSDAY “Her Man” HELEN TWELVETREES PHILLIP HOLMES RICARDO CORTEZ MARJORIE RAMBEAU JAMES GLEASON FRANKLIN PANGBORN — ADDED SHORTS — “EX SWEETIES” PARAMOUNT SCREEN SONG “SKIPP-Y” WJi.lt PE HERE MONDAY — BRING THE KIDDIE* fHE STAR EVERY OTHER DAY 52,50 PER YEAR PLAN Where To Go DON’T ASK: “HOW MUCH WILL IT COST?” The kind of vacation that you will like costs money .... but the kind that you would choose is worth the cost in health and happiness. Many of our savers plan their vacations early. They start a VACATION SAVINGS ACCOUNT and make regular deposits. In this way they make their outing certain and care free. They plan where to go. not what it will cost. Try our suggestion. Begin saving now for your vacation. First National Bank SHELBY, N. C. “IN WHOM SHALL I TRUST .. FOR MY DEAR ONES’ WELFARE?” FACE the question squarely. Who can take your place at the family helm, who can administer your will and handle your estate as conscien tiously and shrewdly and soundly as you yourself might? In whose hands will you leave the financial destiny of your wife and children? You are invited to discuss this very important problem with the officers of the Union Trust Company. They will be happy to explain what the Union Trust Department can do. Union Trust Co. “IN UNION THERE IS Sf RENGf H.”
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