WEBB THEATRE
— NOW PLAYING —
BE BE DANIELS — BEN LYON and LEWIS STONE
IN
u
MY PAST”
Also BOBBY JONES in HOW I PLAY GOLF and
LATEST NEWS.
SHOWS 1—3 — 5 — 7 — 9.
BARGAIN MATINEE 1 to 6:30 — EVERYBODY 10c.
PLIGHT PRICES 10 AND 25c
— comingwednesday —
BY REQUEST WE ARE BRINGING BACK
“TRADER HORN”
ONE DAY ONLY
Everybody 10c — Matinee and Night to
See “Trader Horn.”
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THIS WONDERFUL PICTURE
COMING SOON — NORMA SHEARER and JOAN
CRAWFORD IN THEIR LATEST PICTURES.
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summer and vacation wardrobe un
til you see what new looking things -
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ments. We can make them serve you
another season.
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can save you—and at no sacrifice to
your well-groomed appearance.
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. Cleveland
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LOCAL and*
•PERSONAL News
55S5&
Misses Belle Elliott, Nora Corn
well and Mrs. O, P. H&mridk are at
tending summer school at the Nor
mal college at Asheville. Miss Corn
well was at home for the week-end.
Mr. Max E. Phillips of Bolling
Springs and Messrs. Herbert Belch
and Reinhart Blanton of Shelby
spent the past week In Charlotte.
They were accompanied by Mr. Vel
dee Belch who went on to Red
Springs “to accept a position.
—
Mr. Evans Hartgrove of Char
lotte, spent the week-end at home.
Mrs. Forney, Mr. and Mrs. Me-1
Connughey, Miss Perkins, Mr. R. G.
Presness, and Mrs. Annie Reid, all
of Morganton will be the spend
the-day guests here today of Mr. I
and Mrs. F. O. Gee.
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Barnett ar
rived Saturday in Shelby to visit
Mrs. Barnett's father, Mr. J. T.
Hawkins on Grover street. Mr.
Barnett leaves this week for Roa
noke, Va.. where he will conduct a
Sunday school campaign. Mrs. Bar
1 nett will remain here for a month.
! Little Miss Patsy Short, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Short, under
went an operation for the removal
' of tonsils and adenoids al the Shel
by hospital Saturday morning.
Mrs. Claude Harrill. Mrs Lester
Wolfe. Mrs. Madge Wise and Mr.
Collins motored to Forest City Fri
day night to witness the night game
of baseball.
i Mrs. Henry E. Kendall, who has
been visiting relatives in Danville
and Greensboro will return home
Thursday. She will be accompanied
by her son. Mr. Wiseman Kendall,
and Mrs Kendall who ■will be here
loa the day.
Misses Ruth and Blanche Harrill
entertained quite a number of their
friends Friday night at their home
on East Marion street. On Saturday
they enjoyed a party at Cliffside at
the . home of Mr. Yates Green.
Mr. and Mrs. Rv H. Rogers, of
Dprham, will move. Tomorrow Into
the*J. R. Ballentine home on Buttle
street. . It is understood that Mr
Rogers will conduct the Ford agency
in Shelby. ,
Among the Shelby people who at
tended the Y. W. A. convention in
Ridgecrest on Friday were: Mr. J.
F. Ledford, MLses Mary Grace and
Helen Ledford. Miss Della Wall,
Mrs. Shepard, Misses Mary and
Frances Lucas, Miss Aileen Webb,
Miss Sara Louise Falls, Mis Attic
Mac Eskridge, Miss Nila Benton,
Miss Mary Tedder, Miss Viola Ran
dall, Mrs. J. A. Lyles. "Miss Grace
Eades, Mrs. Mai Spangler, Miss
Elizabeth Blanton, and Mr. T. B.
Gold, jr.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Agnew will re
turn home tonight from their wed
ding trip through the North Caro
lina mountain'..
Capt. M. H. Austell, of Raleigh, is
here visiting his mother, Mrs. J. A.
Ellis, and Mr. Ellis on S. Washing
ton street.
Miss Jesse Kerr, Mr. Frank Kerr.
Mrs. C. H. Robbins, and Miss Julia
Robbins, all of Gaffney, with Miss
Lil Kerr and Miss Melissa Kerr
spent the day yesterday at Chim
ney Rock.
Miss Louise Ledford is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Weir in Gas
tonia. Mrs. Weir, who is a sister of
Mrs. Tom Roberts of this place, has
been critically ill for the past ten
days but is somewhli improved at
present.
Messrs. Ollie Harris, Ed Nolan.
Bill Blanton, Lyle Thompcon, Joe
Philbeck, and Harvey Wray left this
morning for Myrtle Beach where
they will spend a week.
Miss Sara Bell Elliott, of Polk
ville, spent several days last week
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Susan Corn
well
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Eskridge and
children, of Winder. Ga., who spent
last week here with the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Esk
ridge, returned to their home this
morning, Mr. Eskridge having been
called home.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed Eskridge, of
Wynne wood, Okla., who have been
spending several weeks here with
the former’s sister, Mrs. B. T. Palls,
and Judge Falls, left this morning
for Nashville, Tenn., where they will
visit their son. Mr. Howard Esk
ridge. and M(*s. Eskridge before re
turning to their home. ~ — —-*-•
M». Charles Clegg and Miss Ruth
Clegg, of UmadiHa Ga., are herej
visiting at the home of Mr.' and!
Mrs. F. L Ho;, le. *»tj
Misses Miriam Hamrick and Helen
Caldwell, of Gaffney. S. C., are
spending till* week here visiting
Mr and Mrs Clyde Nolan.
Mr. W. H. Blanton, jr., spent the
week-end in Atlanta, Ga„ visiting
friends.
Miss Mary Louise Benton, of
Laurtnburg, is here visiting her sis
ter, Miss Nila Benton, and cousin,
Miss Mary Virginia Lefier.
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. McCord and
two children, Betty and Billy, of
New Orleans, who have been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McCord here
for the past week, left on Friday
morning tor Dayton. Ohio, where
Mrs. McCord and children will spend
the summer visiting relatives. Mr
McCord will return to New Orleans
after two weeks.
Little Miss Fannie Mae Hudson?
small daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hudson, is 111 with "scarlet
fever this week.
Mr and Mrs, B. O. Stephenson
left yesterday for Wrlghtsvllle
Beach where they will spend this
week. They will be Joined on Thurs
day by Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Morgan
and Miss Helen Stephenson who
will spend the remainder of the
week there.
Mrs. Clyde Nolan returned horn”
last night after spending last week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
B. Pettit, at Gaffney. Mr. Nolan
spent the day in Gaffney yesterday
and brought, her home last night.
Mr, Gerald Morgan will return to
day from Atlanta where he has been
spending a day or so on business.
Mrs. Harry Woodson. Misses Mar
garet Anthony and Muriel Wright
and Mr. Marlon Camp motored to
Enka yesterday to visit Mr. Steve
Woodson. They also visited Lake
Junajuska. <
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. McMurry and
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McMury were
in Charlotte Sunday to visit Mr. J
J. McMurry who is undergoing
treatment in a Charlotte hospital.
The son born to Mr. and Mrs. E.
Y. Webb, jr., of 1081 Rosewood Drive
Atlanta. Ga., on June 9, nas been
named Edwin Yates Webb, HI.
Miss Mary H. Ellis, of Wilmington
is spending a weak here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J; A. Ellis, at
their home on S. Washington street
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ballentme are
moving, today from their home on
Suttle street and will go to Danville
Va,
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Bumgardner
and little daughter. Sue Jane, of
Erwin, Tenn., returned to their home
tills morning after spending ten days
visiting relatives in Gastonia, Kings
Mountain, and Shelby, having visited
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Roberts and Mr.
J. F. Ledford and family here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Randolph Biggers,
of Patterson Springs, announce the
birth of a son, Bobby Gene, at the
Shelby hospital this morning Mrs.
Biggers was formerly Miss Ruby
Ellis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Ellis.
Mr. and Mrs. Renn. Drum spent
the week-end in Athens. Ga., visit
ing the later's sister, Miss Clara
.Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs! S. P. Smith and
family and Miss Mary Sue Holland
motored to Lake Lure, Henderson
ville and Asheville Sunday.
Mr. Ben Suttle went to Blowing
Rock yesterday to bring Mrs. Suttle
back home. Mrs. Suttle. with her
two sons, Ben, Jr., and Bobby, spent
last week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Nye. The two children temaln
ed over with their grandparents for
a longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawrence Lackey,
Mrs. Bam Turner, Miss Mozelle
Cornwell, the latter of Rutherford
ton. Miss Eunice Westbrook, Mr.
Robert Crowder, Mrs. Ray Allen. Mr.
Robert fcaxnett, Mrs Betty Phillips,
and Miss Dixon were among the
Shelby people who attended the
funeral of Mr. D. C. Williams In Lin
colnton on last Thursday.
Mrs. C. M. Perry and little daugh
ter, Marjorie, will leave the hospital
today and return to the home of the
farmer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lu
ther McGlnty on Westfield road.
Mr. Oscar Stuart spent the week
end at his home in Graham.
Judge and Mrs .B. T. palls with
their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Reed
Eskridge, of Wynne wood, Okla.,
spent Saturday at Blowing Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Benton and
two sons. W p jr. ^ Harry, of
Charlotte spent the '.veek-eiid here
as guests of Mr and Mrs. B. A. Lef
ler.
Mrs. Julius Ragsdale returned to
her home at High Point yesterday
after spending last week here with
her parents, Mr and Mrs F, F. Mc
Brayer
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Mr and Mrs E. U House, of
j Washington, D c., have been vtalt
i lug the latter's parents, Mr. and
j Mrs. C. S. New here. Mr. House re
j turned to Washington yesterday,
| Mrs. Rouse remaining here for a
I longer visit.
Mr. Byard Kalis spent yesterday
utslting friends in Charlotte.
Mr. Alton Kirkpatrick spent the
week-end at Wrightsvllle Beach.
Miss Dorothy Byrd Hines ,of
i Oreensboro. Is here visiting at the
! home of Mr and Mrs. J D. line
berger.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A McCord with
their guests, Mr. and Mrs. O. P, Mc
i Cord and two children, Betty and
j Btlly. all of New Orleans, with Mrs
i Joe E. Nash, spent last Thursday at
Blowing Rock
Miss Isabel Williams will return
: to her work on Wednesday after
; being called home last Tuesday on
account of the death of her father,
! Mr. D. C. Wlllalms. prominent tex
tile man of Hope Mills
Mrs. R. tV. Morris and little
daughter, Sue Brevard, a ere able to
leave the Shelby hospital on Satur
day and return to the home of Dr.
and Mrs. E. B Lattlmore on N. Mor
! gan street.
friends of Miss Bonnie Sanders,
who IS In Minneapolis, Mttjn., tak
i ing a laboratory technician course,
will be interested to know that she
has completed the first stmester
j successfully and is spending two
weeks vacation in Chicago visiting
j her uncle, Mr. Jack Sanders.
Food Price* Show
A Further Decline
Washington.- June 20.—A decline
j of 2 1-2 percent in retail food prlc
jes between April la and May 15 was
reported today by the labor depart
ment.
1 - -/
Taking 1813- as 100 the index num
bers were 150.1 for May 15. 19?0;
124 for April 15. 1031; and 121 tor
May 13, 1931.
Total of 35 articles decreased in
retail price. Butter dropped 11 per
jeent; fresh eggs 9; oleomargarine
7; cheese 6; lard 5; onions 28; or
anges 15 and other articles from 1
jto 4 per cent.
The greatest drop in prices dur
jing the month was shown by Peona
land Rochester with 6 per cent and
Norfolk 5. Atlanta. Dallas, Little
Rock, Mobile and New Orleans
showed 4 per cent decrease.
• Card of Thanks.
I Allow us this opportunity 'to ex
i press our stncerest thanks for the
(wonderful kindness and deep sym
! pathy- which you showed to us dur
| ing our recent bereavement i lithe
loss of our loved and devoted wife
and mother. The sustaining hand
of friendship which you so willingly
gave, with sacrifice, Ie.ser.ed the
anguish which was almost unbear
able. Every act and every though:
of yours seemed to j:arry with i»
much consideration for us in that
sorrowful and trying hour.
May the giver of every goccl and
perfect gift reward you for this
kindness in His own good way.
Yours in deepest appreciation,
Walter McSwain and Family
Just Couldn't Wait.
j "Uncle Peter, Is a bottle of Whlo
>Icy Just as good after It’s been In a
cupboard for a yearf'
"I don't know. It's an exper
iment I've never been able to com
jplete."
Application.
Motorist: It took me about six
| weeks' hard work to learn how to
] drive my car.
Friend: And what have you got
I for your pains?
| Motorist: Liniment.
At The Theaters
The Carolina's feature piny lor
today and Tuesday Is "It Pays To
Advertise," a comedy. With an ex
cellent cast of comedians. Norman
Foster, Skects Gallagher, Eugene
Pallotte and Carole Lombard arc
starred Wednesday's show at tiie
Carolina will be "Unfaithful," with
Ruth Chutterton
Hebe Daniels. Ben Lyon and Lews.
Stone arc the heaty-scoring respou
sibles for what happens In the mod
ern racy romance, "My Past.” the
feature beginning the week's enter
tainment at the Webb theatre to
day, Added acts include Bobby
Jones golf reel and news, "Trader
Horn" will run Wednesday on a re
turn request.
SINGING CONVENTION AT
NOKTH BROOK JUNE 2ITH
There w ill be a singing convention
at the North Brook school No. 1 in
Lincoln county, 4 miles north of
Cherryvllle on the fourth Sunday in
June Singing will begin at 10:00
o'clock. There will be solas, choirs,
quartets and duets. M J. Canlpe Is
president. Mrs. H, C. Jenkins, secre
tary and Mrs. D. C, Wood, assistant
secretary.
Uncle Henpeck -"You boys of to
day want too much money. Do you
know what 1 was getting when I
married your aunt?"
Nephew—"No, I’ll bet you didn't
either."
SALL Or VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY.
Under end by virtue o( the authority
conferred upon ut.ln a deed of trust er
rfuted by D. J Alien and wife. aula AI
lea on the 2!nd day of March, l»3d and
rrcorded tn book 131. page 304. ae will on
Saturday the
t*lh day of July. 1931. U e’eleek naan
at the courthouse door m Cleveland coun
ty, bhe’by. N. c . sail at public auction
for cash to the htgheet bidder the follow
ing land to-wlt: ,
ui a vr»cv» oi i*no, »s
follows: 13 1-5 acres, convtyed to D. J.
Allen by K L Jenkins unit wife. M H
Jenkins by deed which Is registered In book
of deeds, KKK pege 310; end 34*, ecre.-i
devised to Zuls Allen end huebend D. J
Allen, by will of J. B. IVeters, which e»
ueers In book of ellls No. 4. pege 314 of
l the office of the clerk of the superior
court of Clemlend county. N c., end be
ing bounded oil, the N. by Robert Whitaker
lends, on the B by Clove Grayson end A
G. Wiggins, on the $ by A. O. Wlgglr.e,
end on the W by IV, B Petty, said two
trects edlolnlng. asvd lying on both sides
of the New Houie-Mooresboro rood; end
being described by mete- end bounds ei
follows:
Treet No 1: Beginning et on uppe*
point of e Urge rock et the edge of a fork
In line of A. C. Wiggins end runs B. 43>:
W. 4 37 chs. to e stone end pointers, cor
ner of the J. B Weters' treet, tract No
3 herein described, thence N. 50», W with
the line of tract No 3, 13.et chs. to s
atone In old road bed. Robert Whitaker’,
corner: thence N. 41!', K ertth Whitaker:
line 13.20 chs. to a stake In middle o!
branch or creek: thence down the mtddli
of said stream as It meanders as follows
S IS‘a B. 14 tha S. 31‘, K. 1.74 chs tt
the 7»lae# sr beginning, containing 13 l-i
acres.
Tract No. 3 Beginning on a atone ti
the old line on the W. side of the branch
W. B. Petty a corner, and runs thence N
20 K 14 poles to a maple on the W. aid:
of the branch. Robert Whitaker's corner,
thence with hie line 3 74 B. 24 poieB to ■
persimmon; thence continuing with hli
tine B. 38 poles to a stone In the road
corner of tract No. 1 above; thenoc wish
said tract No. IS 53 K. 44 poles to t
stelae: thence S. 48 W. with A. G Wig
gins' line 54 poles to a post oa';: thercs
With lire line of W. B Petty s. N 53 W.
64 poles to the beginning, containing 24',
acres.
Tills sale 1* made by reason of the fall
i ure of D. J. Allen and wife, Zula Allen to
pay off end dlecharge the Indebtedness
secured by eeid deed of trust.
! A deposit of 10 percent will be required
from the purchaser at the sale
This the 13th day of June. 1631
N1RST NATIONAL BANK OP
DURHAM, Trustee. Durham, N. C.
4t June 32c
BUY A HOME ON
EASY TERMS
6 Rooms, brick house. North
Washington street, three blocks
from square, *3,750.00. Pay *33C
cash, balance *34.00 month.
6 Rooms, Fred Wright house on
Buttle street, *2.750.00. Pay *250
cash, balance *25.00 a month.
6 Rooms, I. J. Stillwell house
on Gldney street, *2,750.00. Pay
$250 cash, balance *25.00 a month
5 Rooms, Blanton street, South
west Slielby. *1.400.00 Pay *150.00
cash, balance *12.50 a month.
Other homes, well located at bar
gain prices. 10°o cash, balance
easy monthly installments.
| Oliver S. Anthony
Now Is A Good Time To
Have Your Ring Remounted
We have a wonderful lot of new Ring Mount
ings in Platinum and White Gold. For the next
ten days we will give you a close price on any
mounting in the house. Bring your rings in
and have them examined. If jour mounting
is worn or slightly out of style, let us make it
new and modern.
T. W. Hamrick Co.
JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS
I
CAROLINA
"SHELBY'S 1*01*1 LAtt I’LAY HOUSE”
TODAY & TUESDAY
Nereen version of a fimow
Ktacr Play.
“IT PAYS TO
ADVERTISE”
Norman Foster. Skeels (.alia
Sher. Kufene Pal
WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY
RUTH
CHATTERTON
-MM «t| l.C.ilL
lette and Carole
lombard
FRIDAY
Again—the Bril
liant Charlie Chat
EVERYBODY
IOC
EVERY DAY
fur
SATURDAY
The screen’s dirt
unravels a Untied web
“THE BLACK
CAMEL”
WARNER OLANO, HAi.EV
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BUCK JONES
IN
“The Fighting*
Sheriff”
Dresses
b) BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED
BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED
CASH AND
CARRY
DELIVERY
SERVICE
THERE IS A REFRESHED NEWNESS TO
WHITEWAY CLEANED GARMENTS. SEE FOR
YOURSELF JUST HOW MUCH FINER OUR
DRY CLEANING REALLY IS.
TRY US!
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If You Save
{
Nothing Now, \
You Will Have j
The Same j
Amount When \
Old Age Comes j
What you have in the future de
| pends on what you save in the pres
| ent. There’s no escaping that rule,
a It’s both easy and simple to save*
| once you get started. Saving beeom
S es a game.
Start Saving
|
To retire in a certain number of
| years; to travel, or to educate your
§ children. Then you will enjoy sav
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SHELBY, N. C.