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•PERSONAL News
The many irlends of Mrs. Martin
Hoyle will be delighted to know that
she Is improving after a serious opsi
ation in Shelby hospital.
Mrs. Ivey O. Crow of Charlo 'e is
returning to her home to day a'i
er spending the week end with M-f.
Hoyle.
Miss Thelma Wilson and brof ler
Thurman of Cherryvllle H-2, spent
Saturday night with Miss Margaret
Hoyle and brother's Luther and Hud
son of Cherryvllle R-2.
Miss Gertrude L, Goode who les
been teaching In Virginia lias te
turned to her hon e in Mooresbuo
for the summer. She Is tlie Uaugn
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Goode.
Mr. V. G. Goode of Rutherfoidio.i
was the week end guest of his pat
ents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Good...
Mrs. J. A Goode and daughter
Gertrude will leave this week for
Greensboro, where they will visit
Mrs. Ooode's sisters and brotlav.
Mi. and Mrs, it. \V. Showaher, of
Charlotte, Miss Egberta North and
Mr. T. D. Cobb spent last Sunday
in Charleston visiting the Magnolia
Gardens.
Mr. and Mrs, James Carswell an
nounce the birth of a little daugh
ter, Myrle Jeanette, on April Hi
Mrs. Mattie Ellis has os her guests
tliLv week, Mr and Mrs. Smith of
Polkton and daughter, Miss Dovie
Smith of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Spake and
children visited friends at Kings
Mountain on Sunday.
Mrs. Ray C. Glover, of Charlotte,
has been spending the past two
weeks here with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. W. S. Smith. Mr. Glover
came up on Sunday and Mrs. Glover
accompanied him home yesterday.
Mrs. Robert McLean, of Lincoln -
ton, spent one day here last week
visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hoey, Jr., with,
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Current, and!
the mothers of the latter couple,'
Mrs, Current and Mrs. Mercer, -ail
of Canton, were week-end guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. R.
Hoey here.
Mr. J. Odell Long, of Abbeville, S.
C„ has returned to his home after
spending some time here with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Long.
Mr. Dick Wilson, of Leaksville,
spent several days last week here
visiting friends.
Friends of MrAtnd Mrs. Andrew
Spake will be glad to know' that!
their children, who have been ill
with roseola, are much improved. I
i Miss Dorothy Worthing, who
teaches In the Fayetteville schools;
will arrhe here on Friday to spend
the week-end with Miss Katherine
Dover.
Mr. and Mrs. Coel Blanton of
South Shelby announce the birth of
a son on April 21st, Benjamin Coel
j Blanton.
Horace Turner, Brasford Moser
and Miss Lena Daniels spent Sun
day in Asheville with Miss Lois
Turner.
Messrs. C. L. Eskridge, Z. J.
Thompson and J. D. Lineberger re
turned Monday night from a two
weeks stay in Hot Springs, Ark.
They were accompanied on their re
turn trip by Mrs. W. A- Thompson,
nee Mlllicent Blanton. of Little
Rock, Ark.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Suttle. of
Washington, D. C., spent the week
end here with Mr. Suttle’s mother,
Mrs. Ida Suttle, and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Smith, of
Charlotte, were week-end guests of
Mr.-and Mrs. W. S. Smith.
Mrs. J. L. Parker and litle daugh
ter, Jacqueline, returned home Sun
day after spending ten days visiting
relatives at Grower and in the Paran
section. 4
Mr. and, Mrs. Ed Post and Miss
Jeanette Post will accompany Ed
Post. Jr., when he goes to Greens
boro tomorrow to take part in the
music contest to be held there dur
ing the latter part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Bost and three
children, Lloyd, Floyd, and Ned.
spent Sunday in Mooresvllle with
Mr. Cost’s mother. Mrs, W. J. Boat
Representative and Mrs. Henry
Edwards, who have been spending
several days at horoei leave tomor
row to return to Raleigh.
Mrs. Quinn McCombs and little
son, Gilbert Dudley, of Hickory
have been here this week visiting
the former's mother, Mrs. J, G
Dudley
Mr. alia Mrs. L„ <_ Ba-i spent. ..if j
day Tuesday in Asheville with Mr
and Mrs. Leland Bennett.
No Styles For Men.
The stark truth about men's styles!
tor spring seems- to boil down to ju; t'
this—there aren’t any.—Woman's
Home Companion.
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At The Theaters
Ronald Colman appears in a •
markedly different gul.se In “TheJ
Devil To Pay,” the Sam Goldwyn
picture which opened at the Webb
theatre this afternoon. Colman Is;
presented in a playboy character!- j
ration, a happy-go-lucky scapegrace j
prodigal. In other roles, he has piuy- j
ed as a man of bull dog courage,
acted as a society burglar, and now
he comes In one big riot of fun and
frolic, supported by an all star erst
headed by Loretta Young. '•The D"v
11 To Pay" has been called 'he
crowning act in the career of Ron
ald. It is an ultra modern comedy
drama. well done and delightfully
entertaining.
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■'Renegades," a story of the Vi r-1
j eign Legion in Morocco, where rook- i
! less men arc challenged to redeem i
! their honor under hall of gunfire,j
j;is the story featuring Warner Pax
i ter, Myrna Loy and Noali Beery, a‘
j the. Carolina theatre beginnlnr ta
| day. Action, excitement, treacl’.ery, i
| heroism and strange romance ate
i combined in "Renegades." Warner
j Baxter will be remembered for his
gallant doings in "Old Arizona” and
other outdoor productions in which
he caused many a feminine heart to
flutter. The Carolina box >fLCC
closes at 3:30 every afternoon, ex
cept Mondays and Saturdays, and
opens again at 6i43.
Won’t Move Into
‘Best Poor House’
Omaha. Neb —Three old women—
i charges of the county—sat in an old
and deserted building here, rocking
back and forth in their chairs as
they steadfastly refused to move
into Douglas county’s new $730,000
joor nouse, aescnoea dv ouiciais a*
the “best In the country."
All of the other Inmates of the
poor farm were transferred to the
new building twelve miles outside
the city and were comfortably
housed in their new home. Pleas of
attendants to the three old w omen,
however, fell on deaf ears,
"People out there wouldn't be as
nice to us as the neighbors here,”
said one of them.
Cost $250 To Call
A Man A “Skunk”
Memphis, Tenn., April 22.—E. G
Herman, of Hemlngford, Nebraska,
was under court instructions today
to pay $250 to G. W. Glass, oi
Memphis, for calling Glass a ‘skunk.
Herman, according to the court
record, also wrote Glass that ‘‘you
are a member Of the American or
der of polecats and the government
ought to pay a bounty for such
scalps."
• Herman testified that he was jus
tified in his statements because hit
shipments of potatoes to Glass had
been rejected.
No New Experience
For Spanish Folks
Spartanburg Herald.
It is no new experience for Spain
to try to govern herself. She tried
it once before in 1866 and failed, be
ing forced to call bad; Isabella the 1
Second, the grand old Bourbon and
grandmother of the abdicated A1
fonso of this hour. We are reminded
; of this by Roger B. Merriman, pro
fessor of history at Harvard univcrs
■j ity and an authority on what nas al
1 ways happened to Spain.
; The present situation bears strik
; ing contrast to the one in Septem
ber, 1868, when Isabella fled across
i the Pyrenees to Biarritz with these
parting words: "I thought I had
struck deeper root in this land.”
Seven years later the House of
Bourbon was called back to salvage
what was left. During two of those
years Spain was a republic; Govern
ing herself proved a bit more diffi
cult than she imagined.
Harvard’s Professor Merriman be
lieves that Spain would recall the
Bourbons again if any of Alfonso's
six children showed deeper signs of
intelligence and a more apparent
desire to be strong and popular rul
ers. Spain is not after Alfonso’.'
neck; it's the years to come she
fears. All historians hesitate to
prophesy a future for the little
mountain-bound nation in Europe's
l southern corner.
Tne recall of the Bourbons once
before coupled with the democratic
attitude of Alfonso and the fact that
45 per cant of the nation’s popula
tion cannot read or write and vot
ing is compulsory for all males over
25—one wonders if Spain is ready
to govern herself, though no o’ her
nation wishes her such success in
j any direction as does America. i,
Ministers' Oppose
S. C. Horse Racing
Hock Hill, s. C..--A rcsoiatiw
"deploring the action of the Souh
Carolina house of representatives u
passing to the senate a bill provid
ing for pari-mutuel betting in con
nection with horse racing in iIn
state." and commending the Y-*srt;
county delegation tor Its 'inileo i
stand against Uie tnll in the n>I
was adopted by tlie Itock Hill min
isterial association yesterday.
Tlie resolution, signed by He.. A.
E Holier, as chairman OH tlie asso
ciation, arid Itev James A. Barrett
secretary, v. Ill be forwarded to coll
ator Walter M. Dunlap, at Colon, ■
bla, it was said.
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WARNER BAXTER
MYRNA LOY
NOAH BEERY
“RENEGADES”
A STORY OF THE FOREIGN LEGION
LOVE BARGAIN - Comedy
GO AHEAD AND SING - Novelty
FRIDAY — SATURDAY
TOM TYLER — “A RIDER OF THE PLAINS”
J. HAROLD MURRAY — “UNDER SUSPICION”
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