Toluca And Knob
Creek Gleanings
'*^1 Patients In Morganton Hospi
tal. Mr. Lackey Recovering
From, Typhoid.
'Special to The Star '
-oiuca. Aug. 4.—Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Sain. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Csrpcnter motored to Morganton
l*£t Tuesday, to the state hospital to
ree Mrs. Carpenter's brother, Mr.
Cicero Dellinger. He is not improv
ing lery fast.
Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Yarbro and
daughters, Misses Catherine and
Pi'.eleen of Morganton spent, a few
days the past week iri the commun
ity and attended revival services at
Vernon
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Boyles and
children of Lincoln county were din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. M S.
Boyles last Monday.
Mr. John Hudson of Burke coun
ty was a dinner guest of his uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Sain
last Wednesday. He says they aie
haiing the best season that they
have had and that crops sure are
looking fine.
mis. l. Hoyie and children
<pent last week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Crow of Maiden
Misses Ruth Costner and Corene
Hoyle spent last Sunday with Miss
Edith Ledford.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eaker of Dal
las spent some time the part week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
D. Willis.
Mr. Lackey who has been ill
for some time with typhoid lever is
improving some He is now at Mrs.
Lackey’s parents home. Mr, and
Mrs. J, L. Sain.
Mrs. W. H. Young and Mr. Coy
Voung motored to Morgantotn last
Thursday to see Ltcy Huss who hat
seen rick for a long time
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Sain w.—c
dinner guests Monday at the home
of their' daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Ddus Norman of Belwopd.
Air. D. C. Carpenter and mother.
Mrs. M. J Carpenter, visited at the
home of her daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
0, M. Cline of Maiden.
Master Thaxter Sain spent last
Thursday nigh: with his sister, Airs.
Ddus Norman and Mr. Norman of
B»lwood
Mies Er.clle Gales of Mcrgamon
ipent seme time last week with her
-ousins. Misses Edith and Mary
Ledford.
Mrs. Decatur Warlick was a sup
per guest on Thursday of Mrs. D
H Connor.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Boyles of
Lincoln county spent Saturday
night with the latter’s sister. Mr
snd Mrs. Owen Seagle.
Polkville New* Items
Of Current Weew
Vhno! Opens With a Number Of
Changes In the Faculty. Mr.
McMnrry In Hospital.
'Special to The Star t
Polkville, Aug. 3.—The Fclkville
high school opened last. Monday
eith a large enrollment. A slight
:'hange was made among the facul
ty. Mias Evelyn McCall of Marion
- was cho. 'jn to suceeed MS -5 Ethet
Reinhardt as tenth grade teacher.
Miss Armstrong from South Caro
lina takes the place of C. V, Wild
man as seventh grade teacncr, and
Mbs Mary D. Palmer. former
teacher of Casar, takes the fourth
grade to succeed Miss Jessie M.
Blackman. Mr. J. L. Dennis tvho has
been principal for the past three
years is principal again.
Mr. and Mrr Burmic Suthers
from Tennessee spent the week-end
with Mrs. Suthers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. White. Mr. Joe Hastint
rtccompanied thtem and is visiting
hi sfriends.
Miss Willie Pendleton, of Biltmore,
spent the past week with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Pendletoiij
Rev. J. L. Trcllinger who has been
helping in the Oak Grove revival
returned to his home at Brown
Summit Saturday
Mr. Sam Powell of Henrietta spent
the past week with Mr. Jno. Pow
ells
Mr. John Pendleton, a student of
High Point college ts spending a
fjpw days at home.
Mrs. Ernest McMurry was taken
to the Lincolnton hospital for
treatment Friday morning.
Mr. Van B. Wood and family from
I Denton spent last Saturday and
Sunday with Rev C. E. Ridge.
Rev. J. D. Morris spent Wednes
day as the guest of the Oak Grove
people
Mrs. Van Stroud, of Hollis, spent
several days with her parents, Mr.
R. J. Pendleton last week.
Rev. and Mrs. E. O Peeler of High
Point were visitors in the commun
ity last week
ElHiiV
n in sue
'Special to The Star.)
Fail. Aug. 4 —Misses Lorene Mor
gan of Spartanburg, S. C. and Janie
Irvin of Shelby were the attractive
week-end guests of Misses Rebecca
and Mary Sue Austell
Mr. Griffin Holland and sister,
Dortaa, of Shelby. 6pcnt Friday
night at the home of Mr. and Mrs
P. L. Wilkins.
Mr. M. L Hope of Sharon, S. C
visited Mr. and Mrs. Odell Sepaugh
a couple of days last week
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jones spent the
week-end near Ellenboro as guests
of her father, Mr. John Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Wilkins and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Holland
and family of Shelby, Mr. and Mrs
Fred Dover and family of Lenoir
Mrs. Lallage and Mr. J. L. Dover
of Shelby motored to Rainbow Lake
near Spartanburg where they spent
the day.
Mr. King Aydelotte of G;!key is
the guest this week of his brother,
Dr. J. P. Aydelotte
Mrs. Frank Hause returned home
Friday after spending a fortnight
with her husband at Chester, S. C,
Messrs. Howard Moore of Boiling
Springs and Howard McDonald of
Rutherfordton were guests Sunday
at the heme of Mr, and Mrs. O. F.
Austell.
Mulls Chapel News
Of Local Interest
'Special to The Star.)
j Mulls Chapet, Aug. 4.—We had a
j large crow d at our revival meeting.
| We are having a lot of fine rains
since the farmers are done laying
by.
j Mrs. T. M. Murphy “and Mr. Wil
iam Bullion were married at. York
; Monday afternoon of this week.
A lot of Mulls Chapel members
visited Union church Sunday aft
ernoon.
Mr. Lee Heafner spent last week
in Union county.
There will be preaching at Mulls
Chapel church Saturday night by
Rev. Louis. Whitaker.
Miss Pauline Smith of Kings
Mountain spent last week with her
cousin, Miss Alberta Murphy.
Hoyle Reunion To Be
Held In Gaston Aug. 6
The Hoyle family will hold a re
union at the old Peter Hoyle home
in Gallon county, three miles east
of Dallas, Thursday. Every de
scendant of the venerable Peter
Hoyle is invited to attend. It is
hoped that a larger crowd will
gather than la.t year. A picnic
dinner will be served.
Miss Tart—You would be a good
dancer if it were not for two things
Clodhopper—And what are they?
Miss Tart—Your feet.
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LOCAL and*
•PERSONAL News
Miss Jean Caldwell, of Charlotte,
io spending this week with Mr. and
Mrs. R. T. LeOrand and family. Sh;
is a niece of Mr. LeGrand.
Miss Tinsalora Hoey will enter the
Presbyterian hospital in Charlotte
tomorrow for treatment
Uttle Harriette Holton Anthony
infant daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Oliver Anthony, who has been n
the Shelby hospital for some weeks,
has been taken to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. A FI. White, of
I.umberion, stopped in Shelby on
their way home from Wjtynetvillc
Sunday night and visited Mr. and
Mrs O. M Mull and other friends
here
Mr. and Mrs. Fain Slaughter of
Atlanta, are spending a few days
with the former's aunt, Mrs R. T.
LeGrand and Mr. LeGrand at their
home on S. Washington Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Easom and
Mrs. Stevens are due to return
home today from a trip to New
York. Atlantic City, and other point.
of interest in the East
Friends of Miss Montrose Mull
will be interested to know that re
cent news from her is to the effect
that she « at present enjoying sever
al days in Scotland after which die
will return to England from where
she will sail on next Tuesday for
New York City
Mr Robert Harris of Winston
Salem is visiting hi;; brother. M-.
Ollie Harm here for a few days.
Mrs. C. A Morrison and daughter./
Elizabeth, Louise, Vernie, and Jean
ette. with Mrs. C. R. Bobbitt', have
returned home after spending a few
days at Chimney Rock
Miss Texie Stockton of Polk
count}' has b«n visiting her sister
Mrs. Claude Phiibcck at Patterson
Springs. She was accompanied
home by her nephew and nieces, Mr.
Jerry and Misses Ruthia and Aleen
Philbeck
Mr. I.. C Alleh, Muses Florence
Belva and Lena Allen and Mr Mel
vin B. Pope of Tallapoosa, Ga. arc
spending this week with Mr and
Mrs. George Dover
Dr. Elizabeth Andrews, personnel
director at Florida State college will
spend this week in Shelby as guest
of Mr and Mrs. Ben Hendrick
Mrs. H. A. Thrift has her niece.
Miss Elizabeth Kissiah. of Charlotte,
visiting her here this week. When
Miss Kissiah returns home during
the week-end he will be accompanied
by Miss Edna Thrift who will spend
several weeks with her in Charlotte.
Misses Mar}' Ruth and Grace
Webb have just returned home from
a most interesting study tour, taken
under the auspices of the Univer
sity of North Carolina. They were
gone two months, touring the en
tire West from Mexico to the Stale
of Washington and into Canada
During their trip they visited seven
national parks.
Mrs. Charles Wall, of Lexington,
is here visiting her parents, Mr and
Mrs. L, P. Holland
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Showalter, of
Charlotte, spent the past week-end
here toith the latter’s mother. Mrs.
Kate L. North.
Mrs. Willie Gardner. who hae ]
been visiting her brother-in-law,
Squire Sylvanus Gardner for two
week,s, will return to her home near
Cherryville Saturday.
Col. and Mrs. Arthur Freeman, of
New York City, visited Mrs. J. T.
Gardner here yesterday aiternoon
and evening.
Mr. B. P. Smith returned home
this morning after spending several
days in Atlanta on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Reid Misenhelmer
with their guests, Mr. and Mrs. L.
J. Chandler and Mrs W. E Ingram,
of Albemarle, spent the day Sunday
at Lake Lure
Friends here will be much dis
tressed to learn that Mr. Hairy
Reid has been quite ill recently ar.d
has just entered the University
hospital in Philadelphia where he
will probably undergo an operation
for goitre the latter part of this
week. Both Mr. and Mrs. Reid are
pleasantly known here, Mr. Reid
being a brother of Mrs. P. L. Hen
ncssa and Mrs. Reid being a sister
of Mrs. E, B. Lattimore.
Miss Ina Levy, of Columbus, Ga ,
will arrive here on Thursday to
spend the remainder of the sum
mer with her cousin. Miss Tna
Lewis Forney.
Mr. Herbert Moore of Sellsrc, 3,
C, tas the weelr-e-'c! guest at Mta.:
Jennie Lee Packard here.
Miss Mary Pegratn, of the J. C
°eunsy Store, is on her vacation
his week.
I Mr. Ralph Hoey Is In Blowing
Rock tor several days this week,
having gone up on Monday to at
tend the horse show there.
_____
Mrs Vick Wray and little daugh
ter were able to leave the hospital
this morning and return to their
home on N. DeKalb street
Misses Jennie Lee Packard, Char
lie Mae Laughridge, and Mr. Her
bert Moore spent Monday in Char
lotte.
Mrs W. E. Ingram and Mr. and
Mrs. L. J Candler, of Albemarle,
ipent the week-end here with Mr.
and Mrs. Reid Misenhelmer. Mrs
Ingram is a sister of Mr Mlsen
heimer.
Mrs. Sam Thompson with her
mother, Mrs H Morehead. of
Charlotte, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Morehead in High Point this
week.
Miss Louise Womack, of CJiffside.
is spending this week here with her
cousin, Miss Theo. Jarrett.
Mrs. Julius Ragland, of High Point
Is here spending some time with
her parents, Mr and Mrs L. F
McBrayer.
Rev. and Mrs. E. F Elliott and
two clildren, Edward and William,
who have been visiting Mr„, Elliott.,
mother, Mrs. Susan Cornwell, for
several weeks, left today for their
home in Paris, Ark.
The many friends of Mrs. Clyde
R. Hoey will be glad to know that
she is somewhat better after being
ill for sometime. She ii still in the
Shelby hospital.
Mr. George McNeely, Jr., of
Greensboro, will leave to return to
Iris home tomorrow after spending
two weeks here with' his uncle. Mr.
J C McNeely, and Mrs. McNeely.
Supt, and Mrs. B. L. Smith and
eon, Benjamin, have returned home
after spending sometime at Boone.
Mrs. Earl E. Smith, of Canton
will arrive next week to be the guest
of Miss Charlie Mae Laughridge.
Mr H Morehead. of Charlotte,
• pent last week here with his dau
ghter. Mrs. Sam Thompson, and
Mr. Thompson. Mr. Morehearl who
•has been quite ill recently is well
again.
Mr Sid Alexander, of Charlotte,
was a luncheon guest at the home
of Mrs. James L. Webb here yester
day.
Rev and Mrs. C. N Royar and
son, Nixon, of Morganton. spent the
clay here Monday at the home of
Mrs. Su an Cornwell.
Mrv and Mrs, E. B Jarrell and
children have returned home after.,
a two weeks visit to Buckroc Beach
and Ocean View. Va.
Friends of Mr. Fred Logan /will
be glad to know that he is getting
along line and is out of the hospital
after a recent operation in a Balti
more hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Eskridge visited both Mr. Logan
and Mr. Brevard Laitimore on their
recent wedding trip through Mary
land. * ' |
Lamar Young, son of Mr and Mrs
H. F. Young, has as his guest for a
few days, Neal Stewart Whitaker of
Mars Hill.
Miss Mary Helen Lattimore has
returned to her home after 'spend
ing two weeks visiting Miss Annie
Wray at Burnsville.
Mrs. H. Dixon Smith and three
sons are expected to arrive Thurs
day to visit Mr. and Mrs. A. P.
Weathers and Mr and Mrs Julias
Smith.
Hard Boiled.
Deacon—"So your congregation j
didn t give you a vacation last
year?’'
Minister—“Not a week; not even i
a day.”
Deacon—"Well! well! Ther are]
the hardest people to tire out I ever j
heard of ”
New Schedules Of
Trans-Atlantic Rates
New York, Aug. 4.—A new sche-!
dule of rates for trans-Atlantic
passage, based on the recent action
of trans-Atlantic passenger confer
ence in reducing rates for first cla,
accommodations by 10 to 30 percent j
the third class by 13 percent, was
announced today by the conference.
The revised schedule lists fUU
class passage one way at *155 to
$260 In the winter season and $172.50
to *287.50 in the summer season
Third class rates range from *73
to *33 one way and *13! to *150
round trip. \
These am the minimum for the
twe elascer, the conference explained
and iners? *» .•’.coordin* to the loca
tion of i 'Hvirt; -six ships arc
effected by tin. new agreement. |
At The Theatres
I aughable situations follow emrli
oilifr in vapid succession In the
Universal production of 'Ex-Baa
Boy/' the new feature beginning
today at the Carolina theatre.
Starred 1n the cast are Robert
Armstrong, Jean Arthur and I,oIa
Lane
Ha s Safe.
A woman engaged a new maid,
who answered the door one after
noon A man stood on the doorstep
and asked if her mistress was at
home
"Yes, sir/ replied ihe maid come
right in "
"But, stammered the visitor/
"perhaps she s engaged
"Oh, she's engaged all right, but
htfs out of town for a week, so you
neetln t be afraid ”
Penny Column
lost HORN-RIMED ~5PFC- ;
taole,. Return to City Hall
It-ap
iake YOUR AUTOMOBILE Re
pair work to Spanglrr and Randall
Former Chats. L. Eskridge meidian
Ics—-located In building with Cham
pion Oil Co, West Warren street
It-3c
•WE BUY CHICK
ENS and pay cash. D,
A. Beam Co. 3t-5c
SPANGLER AND RANDALL
rep»ir service for automobiles end
tractor.- We t Warren street. ju>t
below Hotel Charles, with Champion
Oil Co lt-5c
FIFTEEN YEAR OLD ORPHAN
girl wants free ride with someone
going through or near Clayton, N
C. If you can give till; orphan girl.
a lift cal! 124-R or Howell Tran -
fer Co 2t-op
SAVE YOUR Peach
seed. We nay cash for
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*'•***• Eateuttoii Kale
North Carolina In the Superior Court
Cleveland Count r.
nisn.er Montgomery A. Co, ine *i
C. Joe Turner.
By vir.ur of en execution directed t*
the undersignoil Jrom tne Superior court
of Cleveland County in the above-enutleu
reton l trill, on Monday, the seventh
nty of September. 1931, at 13:00 M. *t
the Courthouse door of aald County, sell
the highest bidder for cash to rium
the field execution, all the right, title an«
nterest which the **14 C. Joe Turner
the defendant, has in the following dc*
virijfd real eatate, lo-w»t:
Being that certain lot located tn No
n Townehin Cleveland County. N. C anc
more particularly described ** follow.
LOU No « and No 7 in Bloci "M In
Cleveland Spring* as horn by r
2 rl £am* made May yw> jc#3^ b
S. p Baird 2Jrgineer. -0.nd recorded m the
office of the Register or Deeds fo- Clevt
land County. N c. in Boo'.r of Plats No
3 on page 22. to which plat and record
reierence is hereby made for a further
ooscriptior The same being that ideniir*'
^ract of land deeded Joe Turner by Ay
n. Areyt et »!, by deed dated the Uth da,
of June 1939. and recorded in the afore
Ce ln ®no’: ‘ 3-T' at, n.-.ge J40
This the 4th day of /’’gu.t. ic31
I M. Allen.
STAR ADVS. PAYS
fonflde nrr.
Willie and Jack were two young
ster* puglllstlcally Inclined
“Aw," said Wtllle, "you're afraid
to fight; that’s all It is."
"Naw, I’m not," protested Jack,
"but tf I fight, my mall find out
and lick me.”
‘ How'll she find it out. eh?”
Shell see the doctor going to
your house,"
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