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LOCAL and*
•PERSONAL News
Mr. and Mrs Henry New and lit
tle daughter, Patsy, left Shelby on
Tuesday for-Columbus, Ohio, where
they will make their home.
Mrs. Newton Faroel! and little
daughter, Gloria, of Greensboro are
here on a visit to Mrs. Farnells par
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Jap Suttle, 'it
their home on West Warren street.
Miss Lucy Yelton lias returned
home after a week's visit with her
sister. Mrs. Clemie Spangler and
Mr. Spangler of Charlotte. Miss Yel
ton accompanied by Mr. and Mr .
Spangler attended a dance at the
Theta Kappa Pm medical fraternity
house In Chapel Hill Saturday nigh1..
Mr. and Mrs. Wiseman Kendall of
Greensboro are spending today with
his mother, Mrs. Henry Kendall- Mr
Kendal! Is associate editor of the
Greensboro News.
Mrs. Kate L. North. Who has been
ill for tlie past ten days with flu. is!
much better and is able to be out
again.
Mrs. Julia Abernelhy, of Butlier- i
ford College, who has been here for
some time with her daughter..".Mrs,
B. L. Smith, and Capt. Smith, and j
who has been recuperating from in-1
Juries received in a fall a moiuli
ago. expects to go to Cherry vile to
morrow to visit her daughter, Mrs.
D. P Dellinger, there.
Mrs. J. D. Lineberger lias been ill!
and coiifincd to her home for sev
eral days.
Miss Kale Crowell, of Indian
Trail, was the gue;:t of Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Harmon during the mission
ary conference held here this wee':.
Miss Kathleen Hord has gone to
Brevard to spend the week-end with
Miss Josephine Clayton.
Rev. and Mrs. E. P Billups ana
Rev. W. L. Scott, of Rutherford col
lege, were dinner guests of C-apt.
and Mrs, B. L. Smith ye. lerday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Leflcr. ML -
Mary Virginia Leflcr and Miss Nila
Benton spent Sunday in Hot Spring.-;
with Mr. Leflcr’s brother, Mr. Fred
Lefler, and Mrs. Leflcr.
Mrs. Mac- G- Anders, of Gastonia
spent Thursday in Shelby visiting
relatives.
Mrs. J, R. Hord Is at home from
Raleigh after spending three weeks
therewith her grandson, Mr. Eugene
Hord, and Mrs. Hord.
Mrs. J. D. Rankin, of Boone, who
has been the guest cf her sister,
Mrs. E- L, Smith, and Supt. Smith,
while attending the missionary con
ference here this week, has gone to
Atlanta to spend a few days with
her daughter, Mrs, T. M. Rutherford,
jr.
Mrs. tV. A. Thompson. of Little
Rock, Ark., will arrive here Sunday
to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Blanton. Mrs. Thompson will
be dame of honor in the wedding of
her sister, Miss Caroline Blanton,
which takes place here on April 23.
Miss Ruth Laughridge. of Queen* -
Chicora. will spend the week-end rt
home with her parents. Mr. and Mr,-.
R. M. Laughridge.
Mrs. L. B. Abernethy, of Casionu,
will return home tomorrow after
spending a month here at the home
i of her niece, Mrs. B. L. Smith, and
Capt. Smith.
j Miss Mary Lilian Speck is ill and
I confined to her home for several
I days.
Mias Helen Roberts, daughter of
; Mrs. Will M. Roberts, who is a t;tu
1 dent at Davenport colegs, Lenoir,
lias been elected a council member
i for the next school year. Friends of
Miss Roberts will be pleased to learn
that she has also made the college
honor roll djiring the entire school
year.
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Merger Of Chair
Factories Approved
Hickory, Apr. 16.—Plans for merg
| ing three of Hickory's leading fur
j niture manufacturing plants into
; one concern to be known us the
: Hickory Chair Manufacturing com
pany. were ratified at a meeting
j yesterday afternoon of stockholders
j of the three plants.
The companies effected '-y the
i merger are the Hickory Chair ocn>
' pany, the Hickory Furniture oom
j pany and the Martin Furniture
company. K. C. Menzies is pre;i
! dent of all three plants which nwe
| as active heads George Bailey, Go j.
W. Hall and William Cox.
Several weeks ago (he dirv’toi.s
of the three manufacturing plaits
voted to merge into a consolidated
concern and the meetings were held
here today for the stockholders to
approve the action of the directors.
The consolidated concern will nave
an authorized capital stock of $r.
ono.ooo
Capt. B. L. Smith goes, to Ga. -j
tonta tomorrow where he will ad- i
dress a meeting of the city teachers, i
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shaw, of Bair- ]
ersviile. California, spent Wednes
day and Thursday here as guests of j
Mr. and Mrs. \V. N. Dorsey.
Mrs. Floyd O. Smith, of Bristol, i
Tcnn . arrived last night to visit her ;
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Hoey. j
Mr \V. T. Sinclair and Mr L. R.
Sides, Of Charlotte, will be guests j
tomorrow of Mr and Mi#. R. Ml j
Laughrklge. coming over ior the!
district music contest being held !
Here.
Pleasant Hill I
Community News!
Mr. and Mrs. Dillingham Move In
From Florida. Personal
Items.
Pleasant Hill, April 16,—the tann
ers of this community are very busy
plowing, getting ready to plant.
We welcome into our community
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dillingham who
moved here from Florida recently,
Mr. Miner Lowery and Miss Lois I
Edwards surprised their many
friends by motoring to Gaffney Fri
day and getting married.
Mrs. \V. B Lowery visited Mr.|
mid Mrs. Tom H. Lowery Friday!
night and Saturday.
Little Edwin and Lawson Ken -!
dries spent Saturday night with!
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.:
L. I. Kendrick of Shelby. |
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Guffe1 laid
as their dinner guests Sunday, Mr
and Mrs. Fred Blanton and i unily
of t,h': Earl section.
Mi*, and Mrs. Clyde Kendrick and]
children were the dinner guests of;
Mrs. C. C. Putnam and family Sun
day. j
Miss Beulah WUisnant spent '.ho
day Sunday with Miss Irene Me-1
Murry.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Q Kendrick and
children spent the day Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Lowery. *
Mr. and Mrs. Jcs.se Dycus and!
children of Shelby visited Mr. and
Mrs, Tom H, Lowery Sunday.
1 Mr. and Mi's. W. J. Fi'uncis and
family of Charlotte visited their par
«i o. and other relatives' in the com
n 'rs'.ty Sunday .
Mr. and Mrs. James Wlnsnant
visited Mr. and Mrs. L. L. WUisnant
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Celius Gantt and
baby,. Mr. Roland Gantt and Mr.
Wells Lowery were visitors in Spar
tanburg Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, J. Y. Kendrick and
children and Mrs. W. B. Lowery
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Borders at Patterson Springs
Sunday.
Mr. and Mr*. J. C. Lowery and
children were visitors in Blacks
burg Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Randail and
children visited- Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
WUisnant.
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Find A Complete
Stone Age Town'
Cologne, Germany .—The first cat?
plete village of the men of the n >v
stone age lias been uncovered i*i
LindenUial, a suburb of Cologne.
Five thousand years ago. it tolls
1 a story not much different from
l that of the middle ages a few hun
dred years ago.
I Around the entire village was a
i moat albout’ seven feet deep and lfi>
feet wide. Beyond it was a palisade j
, of piles.
"Pieces of broken pottery were
found in the moat,” says Dr. Fritz
Fremersdorf, director of the excav a
, lions, “indicating that this mo.u
: existed at the time of the village.
“Although our scientific exnvu
1 tions begun cnly on August 1, 1930
! the results' so far surpass all ex
• pectations. Pottery of tills neoiitl -
ic period Has been found scattered
all the way from the Balkans to
Belgium and Holland, but no com
plete settlement had previously teen
{brought to light.
“The foundations of many of the
| huts are complete. The building
! plots are for the most part irregular
! and curved In the shape of kidneys
Surrounding these are holes of
wooden piles, proving beyond doubt
that wooden huts once stood there.
“In seme cases we found king,
narrow slits cut into the ground..
Possibly they were devices for key
ing meat cool.
"A few rectangular plots also
have been uncovered. One was al
most 70 feet long, with parallel
posts running lengthwise inside. II
had neither hearth nor other evi
dence of civilization.”
‘ Much pottery lias been found, all
i made before the potter's wheel wai
! known There are large quantities
of the tools of the new stone age
man, hand mills, flint knives, arrero
heads and batebets and th« bones
of animals made into tools.
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A Connecticut Yankee Wjll Be In
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Darling Baby’s
Clothes Should
Be Protected
I
A colored woman oil Saturday afternoon brought the
laundry to the lovely home of the white woman. She
was met at the door by the mistress of the home, who
said, “Mandy, I am sorry l cannot let you in. My little
Fannie is very ill with diptherin, and we are quaran
tined.” ,
“Oh, Miss Sally, don’t bother about me. 1 ain't scared
of that disease. Didn’t you know that 1 have lost two
chilluns with that disease within the past three weeks’.’”
replied the innocent colored woman.
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