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•PERSONAL News
Mr. J. A Putjcns of Mt. Pleasant,]
S. C., arrived Friday to accompany ;
Mrs Patjen.', liome, who has been
visiting hci daughter. Mrs. Tracy
Proctor, for tea days.
Mrs. J. A. Lee spent the week end
with her daughter, Mrs. Ida L. An
drews at Mt. Gilead, Mis., Stroup
of Waco accompanied Mrs. Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Ramsaur
of Loelcport, N. Y.. who hate been
visiting in Florida are expected to
arrive the first of the week, for u
visit to his mother Mrp. Jessie
Ramsaur.
i Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Hill of Char
lotte spent Sunday as the guests of
Mrs. Hill’s parents, Mr. and Mr.
Major Hopper. Mrs. Hill returned
to Charlotte last week after spend
ing three months in Richmond, Ya„
where she underwent a very serious
operation at the Stewart Circle
hospital.
Mr R..W. Fortune of Moore,. -
boro R-2, who has been in ill
health for the past few years un
derwent two very serious operations
at the Rutherford hospital October
30 remained critically ill for several
days but is improving now.
Miss Daisy Greene of Shelby R-5,
has returned from a visit to her
brother, Mr. J. A. Greene and Mrs.
Greene at Fort Mill. S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernhardt Evers of
Charlotte were week-end guests of
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Mauney.
Mr. Evans Hartgrove spent the i
week-end with his parents, Mr. and'
Mrs. J. W. Hartgrove.
Mrs. Ward Arey, Ward Arey. ]r.. j
and BUI Lattimore spent the week-j
end with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Chappell at Norlina. Mrs. U L.
Sloop accompanied them as iar as
Smithfield for a visit to her father,
Rev. D. H. Tuttle.
Mr. and Mrs. George Blanton,
Mesdames Sherman Thayer and
Chas. L. Eskridge visited George
Blanton, jr.j and Alfred Eskridge at
Chapel Hill Saturday.
little Pitt Beam, jr., >s doing
nicely at the Shelby hospital, from
having his tonsils removed this
morning.
Miss Frances Thompson and par
ty from York, S. C., stopped Over In
Shelby a short while yesterday eu
route to Blowing Rock,
Mr. Perry Owens of Charlotte was
a Shelby visitor yesterday.
Mr. Forrest Eskridge was a visit-;
or at Blowing Rock over the week- j
end.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Crowder and
children visited Mrs. Sue Austell in
Charlotte yesterday. Mrs. Austell
has been quite sick but is some
better.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Palmer an
i nounce the birth of a son, at the
Shelby hospital Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oates of
Grover were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Washburn yester
day
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Agnew spent
! Sunday at Asheville.
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Mrs. W. L. Packard. Mrs. George
Shuford, of Cliffside, Mrs. W. L.
Damron and Miss Mary Damron;
visited Miss Kate Shipp and Mrs.
Minnie Ramsaur at the Lincoln
hospital Friday. The condition of
j both Miss Shipp and Mrs. Ramsaur
is very much improved.
Little Billy Lowery, of Patterson
Springs visited his cousin, C. T. i
Hord, jr., over the week-end.
Mrs. Sherman Thayer, who has
been visiting her parents, Mrs. and
Mrs. George Blanton, for the past
two weeks, left this afternoon for
her home at Cohassett, Mass. She
was accompanied to Gastonia to
catch her train by Mr. and Mrs.
Blanton and Mr. C. C. Blanton.
Miss Bernice Borders, who teach
es at Polkville, spent the week-end
at home.
SEE
Zane Grey’s
“RIDERS OF
THE PURPLE
SAGE’’
With
George O’Brien
Wednesday and
Thursday
CAROLINA
Everybody 10c
Miss Mary Jenkltn of Mitchell
college. Statesville. spent the week
end with her parents here. She was
accompanied home by Miss Marve
oda Turner, also a student there,
who visited her aunt, Mrs Chas.
Washburn.
Mrs. S. M. Melton lias returned
home after spending three weeks
with her parents. Mr. and Mi's. E.
L. Buchanan at Red Springs,
Mr. and Mrs. John Phifer and
son, John. jr.. visited relative* at
Glen Alpine Sunday
Mr.v John Lineberger. who ts a
student at Duke, spent the week
end here with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. D, Llneberger.
Misses Sarah Riviere, Sarah Har
ris. Elizabeth and Elsie Oidney and
Sarah Hovle, who are students at
the Appalachian college at Boone,
spent the week-end here with thtr
respective partite.
Japan, having sent her troops in
to Manchuria for "peace, ' now
sends them into Mongolia. N->
doubt this is another peaceful mow
To many bright young lads forget
their day’s work while dreaming
about the huge fortune they are go
ing to make in a few years.
At The Theatres
\\ Ilham Powell will be seen tod a 5 j
and Tuesday ut the Webb theatr"
in his first Warner Bros, talking
picture. “The Rond to Singapore,
with IX'ris Kenyon, Marian Marsh
ami Louts C'alhern supporting This
suave gentleman does a role that's
more intriguing probably than any
thing he has ever done for the
screen—a debonair lover whom!
men remembered and women could 1
not forget.
James Dunn of "The Bad OUT j
Is back at five Carolina theatre to
day to play foi two days In' “The j
Sob Sister,” a story from tie1 au-1
thor of Bad Girl, written special j
ly for Dunn's acting. Dunn's new !
girl for "Sob Sister” is Linda Wat- i
kina. Linda does her first screen'
playing In the title role. She conies ■
to the screen from Broadway stage
successes and gives a gvvui per
formancc with Dunn.
Card of Thank-.
We ter! deeply indebted u> tiu.
many friends and ut ighbors who j
;so lovingly minis temi to u - tiur-;
tag me recent illness and death ol
;our husband and father Plea.se nc-l
i cept out warmest thanks for th* ;
1 many beautiful flowers, for every |
token of love and for every worth
of comfort. Sincerely,
Mrs. R. J. Daniel
Preston 8- Daniel
Judging irom the advertisements
we read all that a young man has
to do i* to take a correspondence
course and then pick out the busi
ness he wants to run
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IF YOU WANT
ASSURANCE
OF HEALTH
Keep the medicine chest
.stocked with remedies
required for your
health's protection dur
ing the winter months.
I’herc are more risks in
winter than any other
season of the year.
We have two registered
Iruggists always on
duty. Phone us your
prescriptions and get a
Careful compounding of
inly the pure-t drugs
ibtainable.
PHONE 2
Sloop's Pharmacy
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BUY TODAY...
LAY AWAY . . .
For Christmas
Start selecting your Christmas gii\.
today and let us lay them away for
you until Christmas comes. It's so
easy to pay a little each week and
have exactly the gifts you want tr
give.
J E W ELR Y IS THE IDEAL
CHRISTlIAS GIFT and our stocks
are more attractive than ever this
year.
T. W. Hamrkk Co.
— JgVVKI.EKS \M) OPTOMETRISTS —
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District B. Y. P. U.
At Poplar Springs
TUt' B V. P. U. district meeting
No. 1 will hokl Us quarterly meet
ing Friday night. November ui. at
the Poplar Spring- church at 7:30
o'clock. Churches in thi district
are: Bandy Plains. Union. l.*:it
more, Pleasant It luge. Beaver Ua.i.
Poplar Springs Mount Sinai Mint
Hill, and Boiling Sprit vs- \li
churches are urged tt* send large
tie legations*.
The following program vn.l be
rendered:
Song service Devotional D; Am
utle Lee Walkc •. Business. Special
music by Boiling Springs college. I
Playlet "Count Your Blessings" by |
Beaver Dam intermediate. Addie ■
by Rev. W O. Camp.
State To Share Big
Federal Road Fund
Raleigh. No 7.—North Coro-!
lina's net share of the federal a id
road funds that have been appor
tioned by the ‘eeretarv of agricul
ture is $3 r>jO 007, according to word t
received last week at the sUte‘
highway coinmtxsion,
Tht-i sum t- available for mimed-;
late use on projected construction i
when matched by scat > fundi Tin*
apportionment for the fiscal »-ar
ending June SO. 1#33. cm made
two and a hi if n onth.s earlier than :
usual In order that the stales'
might get an early start on plans!
for mv.t s’* cuts construction.
Paragon Buvs Stock
Asheville Furniture
The Paragon Furman e company
ha- purchased the large* bankrupt
stocks of the Donald and Donald
furniture store hi Asheville, to tn-j
elude in their auction rale alread;
being held at the Paragon Bam*In:
place on West Warren street. ’Th"
Asheville stock/ with assets unailing:
some $21.00. according to Mai
Spangler. manager rf the Paragon
has already been moved from the.
Asheville store to .the building for
merly occupied by live Chn lei
agency on We t Warren,’ where it
is on display before earh auction
sale.
J. F. I’Kf'HF.
PI ANO TUNER A RE-BIUBI lt
Is Herr This Week. Veo May
Leave Orders For Tuning And
Repair Work at Pendleton's Mu
ole Store. ‘‘If Perhe Can’t Tune
! H. It Can't Be Tuned."
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j*t P.-vr To Advertise
THE MEANING OF A
GOOD FOUNDATION
l<> every strong institution, as tu every en
during structure, there is much more than ap
1 tears to tlie casual observer. There is a foun
dation rooted deeper than the surface.
In this lunik, the foundation consists of great;
resources, of a loyal, highly-equipped person
nel. of long varied experience, of sound bank
ing policies.
We Invite Your Account, Any
Size, Personal or Commercial.
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
Shelby, N. C.
WOULD YOU LEAVE HER
WITHOUT GUIDANCE
Before it r- tou laic you -hmikl arrange to
protect your wife against her own inexperience
and the bud advice of other.', against worry.
o\ er-r sia n.-ibilily and possible poverty.
Leave your estate, whatever its sue, in trust.
Let the officers of the Union Trust be your
executors. Then you can feel sure that your
family Will be safely cared for , . . always.
Let us discuss out trust plans with you.
UNION TRUST CO.
“In Union There I. Strength.”
TFL1. THF.M YOU SAW IT IN THE STAR
JAMES DUNN -
(TOOK OIT filMI.S. Ill , UOlii: M .
than r.vr.a'.i
better than
HE WAS fN
THE BAD GIRL”
. "•Sumo day, you won’t leu\e me ui
he midst of a kiss to answer your
telephone — you'll let it RING.”
ROMANCE Of A
GIRL REPORTER
SISTER
With LINDA WATKINS
AS HIS NEW SWEETIE
Monday dt Tuesday
CAROLINA
Adults 25c Children.10c