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LOCAL and*
•PERSONAL News
J
Mrs. R. H. Buckner of New York
City arrived yesterday for a few
days visit to Mrs. H. T. Hudson.
Mrs. DeWilt Quinn ami young son
went home Saturday afternoon from
the Shelby hospital.
Mcsdames Dexter Lee, Ray Allen
Fred Hatch ford and B. W. Dixon
. pent Saturday in Charlotte, Mr.
Lee and little son remained with
her sister. Mrs. B. L> Gtpen for sev
eral days visit.
Mrs. J. W. Doggeu. Mias May
Lattimore, Evans McBrayer and Iild
Lattlmore spent last Wednesday in
Spartanburg, S. C.
Mrs. John R. Hudson of Brevard
is spending a few days with Mrs. TT.
T. Hudson.
Miss Margaret Mayfield and Mr
Bob McCowan. of Greer, 8 C, were
week-end guests of Mr. .and Mrs.
Eugene McCormick on S DcKalb
street.
Mr. and Ml.-. J. T. BeJ:. attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Beck's fath
er, Mr. Cason, at Greenwood, fc. C
last week
Mi-■> Isabel Hoey visited Misses
Lottie and Myrtle Warren in Gas
tonia over the week-end.
Mia. A. K. Cline is spending a
week with her sou:. Messrs. Otha
and Zeti Cline.
Mrs. Richard Walker visited her
husband at Sanatorium last week.
Mr. R. A. Lackey is visiting friends
and hunting in Tennessee for a
week.
Mr. M. J. Dover, who entered the
Navy hospital at Portsmouth, Vu,
two weeks ago is reported to be. get
ting along very well.
Mrs. Walter Lackey ol Fallstcn
was shopping in the city Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Borders and
Miss Edna Thrift of Charlotte spent
: last Wednesday and Thursday with
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Thrift.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Propst and
| Miss Mattie Sue Propst spent the
week-end in High Point with Mr
and Mrs. John Kester.
Mrs. L. O. Hunter of Spartan
burg, & C., is spending a few days
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
F. Roberts here, while Mr. Hunter
is in Baltinior!.'
Misses, Ruth Waldrop Mildred
Boyles and Madge Lattimore spent
Saturday hi Charlotte.
Mrs. J. L. Parker and little
daughter, Jacqueline, returned last
week from a ten days’ stay with
Mrs. Parker’s mother, Mrs. J. C.
Herndon at Grover.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lattiiaoie
returned the latter pan of the week
from a week's visit to Mrs. Latti
more's relatives at Savannah, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Tliaxtou and
Miss Ruth Waldrop spent yester
day in Salisbury visiting Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Toms and Mr Rhvnc
Little.
Mr. and Mrs. Paxton Elliott and
Miss Jacqueline Parker spent yes
[ terday in Greenville, S C. with
relatives.
Misses Annie B. Roberts and
Pauline Culbreatli, teachers at
Poplar Springs school, visited Mr.
ar.d Mrs. L. O. Hutton yesterday.
Mrs George Hoyle went to Good
sonvllle yesterday where she met
with the ladies of the missionary
society of the Methodist church in
the interest of the children's work
Mr and Mrs. Charlie Kennedy are
visiting Mr. Charlie Laughridge cn
West Marion street.
Messrs Hiliary and John Hudson
i spent today in Charlotte
Cotton Market
Cotton was. quoted on New York
exchange at noon today:
Dec. 6.09. Jan. 6.05. Saturday’s
close: Dec. 6 00. Jan. 6.06.
| New York, Dec. 7.--Good business
in spots mid 528 against 514 Fri
day. Forecast central belt and South
Texas rain, balance belt increasing
cloudiness. London cable says fluc
tuations in sterling and unsettled
labor outlook worked against tex
tile business in Manchester, weeks
| new business unsatisfactory India
I buying in small quantities, China
I buying negligible. Hunter company
in Worth street says their sales for
i week little better than previous
week but bejow production Cloth
trade awaits results of eonfe-enee
! On curtailment, look for nairow
market awaiting final government
estimate tomorrow which is expect
ed to pome around 17 1-4 mtlb.m
Cl FVFNPRRf.
Miss Ethel Armstrong who teacher
at Polkvtlle spent the week-end
with her parents at Fart Mill, 8. C j
A. Gilbert Lipscomb of Bolllngl
Springs is Improving at the Shelby !
| hospital following an Operation last |
week.
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Mrs. Roy Butler of Furest City 1« j
ill at the Rutherford hospital. Mrs.
Butler was before marriage Miss
Ruth Rollins Miss Ella Lipscomb
visited Mrs. Butler at the Ruther
ford hospital yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Hardin l ee, Me*-|
dames Hal Whtsnant and John j
Lovelace and Miss Mary Lovelace >
formed a motor party to Charlotte
and Gastonia last Thursday
Mrs. W. L. Fanning is taking a
few days treatment at the Shelby
hospital.
Mrs. Kemp Funderburk* and
daughter. Misr Nancy, and Miss
Mildred Furr of Monroe \?bre week
end guest* of Mias Laura Cornwell i
Mrs. Margaret Gardner of Gre»n
|vi!le, S C. spent yesterday with
Mrs C. R. Doggett,
Mrs. 8 F. Roberts had as do.her
guests yesterday, Mr. and Mrs. C
C. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. J. H Aus
tell and family of Greenville. 8. C.
and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Roberts ar.d
family.
i _
Judge Maurice Weathers made a
splendid talk at the chapel exercises
at Marion school this morning and
presented the school with attrac
tice copies of the Moral Code of
Youth from the Lions club. *
. Ex-Sheriff D. D. Wilkins is tak- :
j ing treatment at the Shelby hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Cprnevin and
family left Saturday for a visit to
Mrs Cornevin's relatives at Newport
News. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W Lattimore of I
Spartanburg. S. C. spent Thursday !
and Friday in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herd at
tended the wedding of Miss Kath
leen McBrayer to Mr. George M.
Coxc in Charlotte Saturday.
The many friends of Mr. J. j,
McBrayer will regret to learn that
he has been running some tempera
ture.
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Mr. J. Ed Gates of •Seaside Ore
gon. is expected to arrive about th«
middle of the week to spend a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Webb
Mr. Oates is a native of .-Cleveland
and has many relatives and friend;
here.
Mr. Ladson G. Eskridge of Nev,
berry. S. C. spent yesterday here
with his brother, Mr. Herman Esk
ridge and sister-in-law. Mrs. Char
L. Eskridge.
Mrs. P. L. Kennessa 1 eturnod
home last night from Charlotte
where she had been spending a few
days with her son, Mr Meredith.
Hennessa and Mrs. Hennessa
'People Spending Now
iTax Collector States
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Winston-Salem. Dec. 14—W.* T.
Penry Jr., Forsyth tax collector,
says he has proof people have been
hoarding money and are beginning
! to spend it again.
He says that in the past few
jdays he has received over 400 in
notes of the old, larger size that
were called in about two years ago
by the government.
At The Theatres
The picture at the Carolina to
day and tomorrow brings together
the past and the present, the stars
of today and a star of yesterday.!
“Over the Hill" has been revived
and remade into a greater picture
than it was eight years ago. James
Dunn and Sally Filers, fresh from
i their triumphs U 'Bad Girl,” an- j
pear in the romantic leads while j
the beloved role of "Ma" Shirley is’
a player whose fame goes all the j
| way back to the “Birth of a Na-f
I tion,” She is Mac Marsh. Muss
Marsh consented to return tc the)
screen in “Over the Hill” only be
cause she felt the urge to portray j
the role she liked.
“Pagan Lady” is the picture hi
the Webb theatre today and Tues
day. It is dramatically concerned
J with a cross section of the he -.-t of .
a girl whose easiest way of life feilj
i among rum-runners on a far flung j
: battle line. Evelyn Brent plat llv j
Pagan Lady. The supporting cast it:
raada up of such important ocople
14 Conrad Nagel, Charles Bickford, j
Roland Young, William Farnum and
Lucille Gleason. Added to the pro-!
gram—news reel and short acts j
Douglas Fairbanks comes to the j
Webb \V wday in “Reaching for’
i■ he Moon
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Beginning Today
See This Picture-and Peer««a
Into The Soul of Humanity
It’s the love of a world of mothers...the desire of
a million daughters, and the joy of as many sons.
It’s the love of the ages, for home,
family... the happiness of living. A
wiT nnn
JAMBS DUNN
SALLY EILERS
and
MAE MARSH
in her triumphant return
to the screen
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Dialogue by Tom Barry
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Directed by J
Henry King
A Fox Picture
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CAROLINA
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