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LOCAL and*
•PERSONAL News
Messrs. T. A. Lee and VV I',
j Hamrick left Wednesday after noun
j on a business trip to New York
City to be gone about ten da\..
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Mr. Gaston A. Hoyle, and soil
I Kemeth left Sunday for Raleigh.
jTliey were accompanied by Mr. J.
I Oliver Willis, of Charlotte and will
(return Wednesday.
j A large crowd was present at the
home of Miss Bell Wright. Saturday
| night November 7 and enjoyed some
: fine music. Miss Wright played the
; piano, Isenhour and Jones of Kings
| Mountain, Smith of Cherryville.
j playing violin and guitars.
Mesdames Merle Green and Joe
Turner visited in Asheville Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Winbournc,
of'Roanoke, Va.. are spending a
few days with Mr. and Mrs John
Schenck. of Lawndale,
Mesdames Joe Smith and Hugh
Miller, Jr., pent yesterday in Char
lotte.
Mrs. Ceph Blanton, Mrs John
JSchehck and guests, Mrs. William
i Tooley and Mr. and Mrs. Roger
| Winbournc formed a motor party to
j Asheville today.
! Miss Vick Howie, of Union. S C.,
Mr. J. D. Kerr, of Spartanburg, ancf
: Donald Plaster of State college
| were week-end guests of Dr. and
Mrs. H. S. Plaster.
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Miss Pat Alexander of Charlotte,
I spent the week-end with her sisters
! here,
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! Mrs. Oscar Riviere, daughter of
Mrs. Georgia Hickson, was carried
to the Shelby hospital Monday
afternoon where she has been
quite ill. She is reported some bet
ter today.
Mesdames J. R. Dover, Bob Laney
of Red Springs, John Fox and Miss
Katherine Dover left Monday by
motor for Teaneck, N. J. where they
will spend ten days with Mr. and
Mrs. Fox.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Stowe who
have been living at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. T. J, Babingtort moved
yesterday to their home on Sea
board avenue.
Capt- and Mrs. B, L. Smith leave
Saturday for Asheville to attend
W. N. C. conference and they will
visit Mr. and Mrs. E. O Thomas
over the week-end.
Miss Myrtle Lashmit of Winston
Salem is visiting her sister. Mrs,
: Dale Kalter.
i Born to Mr. and Mrs. M. M.
■ Hayes of Hilcrest Tuesday morn
| ing, a big son, Bobby McKinley.
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. McMurry* had
as dinner guests at their home on
N. Morgan street yesterday Mr. and
Mrs. Alonzo Hamrick and Misses
Elmira Hamrick and Mattie Adams.
Mrs. F. L. Hoyle, gold star mother
who recently returned from France j
was honored at the parent teachers
association in Kings Mountain yes
terday where she made an interest
ing talk about her trip abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Sanders and
I little daughter, Tender Reba, spent
i Sunday with Mr. and Mrs J. C.
Ponder
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Webb, Misses |
Hazeline Webb and Mary Sue Bor- j
ders visited Misses Doyle Webb and,!
He sintine Borders, students at N. i
C. C. W. In Greensboro Sunday. i
Mrs, J. M. Elliott and Mrs J. Ed
Crawford of Gastonia spent Tues
day with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. San
ders and J. H. Ponder.
Gov, and Mrs. O. Max Gardner
will arrive today to visit their'
| mother, Mrs. J. L. Webb, who has
i been ill for several days and Mrs.
Madge Webb Riley. Governor Gard
ner goes to Charlotte tomorrow to
be in conference wit hthe governors
of South Carolina. Georgia and Vir
ginia.
Revs, G. P. Abernethy, D. G. Wash
; burn and son left this morning for
Winston-Salem to attend the State
convention.
Mrs. Esther McBrayer was taken
suddenly ill yesterday , morning at
her home on N. Morgan street with
a heart attack. Ifer many friends
will be delighted to learn that her
condition is some better today.
Little David Allen Lee, young son I
of Mr. and Mrs. Deck Lee is scr-i
lously ill at the home of Mrs Lee’s |
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. Crow- ■
der on N. Morgan strset. Mrs. Lee \
was Miss Bertie Crowder before j
marriage.
H. H. Hoyle, who has been taking j
treatment at the Shelby hospital!
for ten days was able to an home
i Inst night. 1
Mr. J. P. Tout. wiu> has been
superintendent ot ihe Enstside
mill has taken the same position
with the Cortex Mills, Inc., at Sal
isbury- Mr Toms moved his fam
ily there yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Moose until
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waldo attend-'
ed the A A P banquet In Chariot <
Monday evening at the chamber olj
Commerce.
Mrs. W. 1. Hutchins, of Thonuf
ville. is the guest this week of Mrs.I
C. R. Webb.
Friends and relatives of Mis'
Bonnie Sanders will be glad to I
know .she is expected to arrive
home about the I4;h or 15th of this
month. She Is now spending a few
days In Grand Rapids, Mich, and
Toledo, Ohio visiting some of her
friends that she was in school with
in Minneapolis, Minn.
There will be a birthday dinner
at the home of Mrs. W K. White
on Sunday November 15. Everybody
is invited to cone and bring well
filled baskets.
Mr. and Mrs Lowery Austell had
as dinner guests Sunday Miss Ruth
Irvin. Mr. C. L. Moore. Eubert and
Jimmy Irvin and Mr. and Mrs. O.
F Austell of Earl.
Miss Sura Kelly and Mr Harry
I. Ziegler of Charlotte will spend
this week-end with Mrs. T. W Eb
eltoft and Miss Elizabeth Ebeltoft.
Mr. Paul Hedgepath, wlio resign
ed his position at Palmer’s Funreal
Home and resumed his work at the
Ford and Riddle embalmers, in
Gastonia, for whom he worked for
five years, will be greatly missed by
the young people here and the
Baptist church, where lie was pres
ident of the Bostic Young People's
union.
Mr. and Mrs.1 F. L. Hoyle, Misses
Willie Hovle and Mary Reeves For
ney spent Sunday at Lenoir, visit
ing Miss Marietta Hoyle, who is a
student at Davenport college.
Mr. W. R. McBrayer arrived; home
from Raleigh Sunday to visit his
mother. Mrs. Esther McBraver and
entered the Shelby hospital where
he underwent an operation Tues
day morning.
Mr. S. C. Hewitt, clerk at Hotel
Charles, is resting as well as could
be expected at the Sheiby hospital,
following an operation for appen
dicitis last| night.
Mrs. Buayan Rhyne, who has'
been taking treatment at the Shelby i
hospital for some time was able to
go to her home near Waco last
Sunday.
Mr. Louis Wood of Galfnov, S. C.,
was a Shelby visitor yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Parnell and
little daughter, Gloria, who have
have been visiting Mrs. Farnell's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jap Suttle.
ieft yesterday for their home at
Greensboro.
Mrs. John Schenck. jr„ Is ill and
confined to her home In the south
ern part of Shelbv.
Mr. J. p. Ledford left yesterday
for a business trip to Red line pn
He will return Saturday.
‘ Say, Mate, how come yo is <o
banged up?"
"I wuz talkin’ when Ah should'
have been list’ning."
Mrs. Laura Wells Has
A Stroke of Paralysis
Mrs. Laura WellT was strrcen
with paralysis in her back yard
this morning as she was superin
tending some plowing being done
by colored laborers. One entire sid»
is affected by the stroke and she
was taken to the hospital for care
and treatment. Her condition is
said to be serious.
— Cotton Buyer
Rowland H. Ouzts
HOTEL CHARLES
SHELBY, N. C.
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Shelby, N. C.
A Sale Of Sample Coats
We Have been Fortunate in Securing
75 MANUFACTURERS’ SAMPLES
in the season’s newest offerings -coats
for which you would expect to pay much
more -values that are unequalled!
Beautifully Trimmed
Gorgeously fur trimmed
emits in Fall’s newest
shades.
$9.88
In this group are coat»
made to sell for S20.00.
$ 1 J.88
VII sizes 14 to 52.
N O T £ THESE VALUES AND
WATCH OUR WINDOWS. THESE
PRICES AS LONG AS THE QUAN
TITIES LAST.
- Extra Special -
THf'BSDAY. 10 A. M.
150 Pairs
Men’s Solid Leather
WORK SHOES
98c
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SATURTUY *0 A. M.
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DRESS °RINTS
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Another big: shipment
extra h,°avy 36-inch
LL SHEETING
5c
66 x 80
EXTRA HEAVY
BLANKETS
98c
PAIR
LADIES’ NOVELTY SLIPPERS -
These include .samples and other high grade shoes.
l>nh at (’ohen's this week can you j$et values like
these from such an array of styVs and leathers!
$1.88
HiKh and Low Heels, Ties. Straps, Pumps.
Oxfords.
VALUES TO S4.
Cohen Bros.
SHELBY, N. C.
Where Lower Price* Do Not Mean
Lower Quality.