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Question Box
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Below ai^> the answers to the test
Questions prilled on page one.
' 1. For lHr.
4 2 Study ofylnsect tile
£ 3. Mrs. Hattie Caraway
4. Mexico.
s 5. An Egyptian obelisk now in
i-Central Park. New York City.
* 6 Brigham Young.
7. Fow.
*• 8. Poiflect pigeon-blood rubies.
9 CAU'M,
■ 10. ‘Voltaire
’11. Kenesaw M. Landis.
12. In Greek mythology the god
••«{ medicine.
T 13. "'Christmas Child "
f- 14. Eight.
15. No.
18. Portland, Oregon
* 17 Adriotlc sea.
1R. One dollar.
* 19. “Dombey and Sons, by Chat
ties Dickens.
20. Flattering palaver.
Inauguration.
Invjfcttgator: “Any insanity in
* your family?’"
FairLlady: “Well, no; only my
husband Imagines he’s head of the
,» house”
4 The need' lor more terraces m
'Catawba county farms was forcibly
brought to the attention of th*
owners by reason of the heavy rains
recently. A number ol new ten ace >
have been constructed
*
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north Carolina. Clevaiana County
Having Qualified as 'olnt ailmlhtsUu
trlx and nrtmlnlstrator 01 the estate of
O C. Dixon deceased l»te of Cletelaod
county, N. C this is »■> notify all parson?
Ravine claims against the estate of the
said deceased to exhibit them to the un
dersigned at Shelby. N. C , R-fl. oh or be
fore April aoth, 1933. or this notice alii Us
pleaded in »r of their recovery All per
Sons indebted to said estate Will pie or
mage MMMCUAte payment
ThUithe 19th duy of r prll. 1M3.
MRSi O C DIXON. MAX R DIXOIS
Admx. and Admr Estate of O V
Dixon, deceased.
Henry R. lldwards. Attv. a* Apr :'U
Your Child’s
Diarrhea
Need not be at all dangerous
if treated upon first symp
* toms. Mothers for more than
* generation have put an end
to stomach and bowel dis
turbances of their children
by keeping handy a bottle of
Ante-Fermen, formerly call
ed Anti-Ferment. It settles
the stomach, soothes the
pains, prevents violent par
oxysms, tends to regulate the
bowels and in the end may
avoid Colitis and more serious
troupes. It is harmless and
, t nori^iareotie but a relief for
‘ Dysentery, and Diarrhea and
digestive disorders due to up
set stomach and bowels. An
old standby under a slightly
changed name. It may be ob
tained in separate formulae,
for adults 75c or for children
’30c at all drug stores. .Keep
it ready for emergencies.
At The
Change
» Critical Time In
Every Woman’*
Life.
“During a critical
time In my life I took
Cardul for several
months. I had hot |
flashes. I would sud- |
denly get dizzy and
seem blind. I would
get faint and have no
strength.
My nerves were on
edge. I would not
sleep at night.
“Cardul did won
ders for me. I rec
ommend it to all
women who are pass
I ing through the criti- j
cal period of change.
X have found it a fine
medicine."—vr*. a»tHo
Murphy, Poplar Bluff, Mo.
Cardul is a purely vege
table medicine and con
tains no dangerous drugs.
CARDUI
Helps Women to Health
[Take Thedford'a Black-Draught
Cm Constipation, Indigestion,
and BUlousneiSL .
n<r«4 «*»«*»»
Around
OK
Shelby
By KENM DKliAl.
v*n9 ma saa tn
Our TOWN
SIDELIGHTS
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TVS
KATS AND VOTES,
GOSSIP NOTES i
It s the season of the year for memorial services-irf'the various
churches over the county, and are the political candidates attending I
Some of them go to shake hands and get votes with the Idea of being
elected; others, having little hope of winning, go for tlv.r dinner-an-1
the latter group may be the best off, who knows?.The manageress
of a Shelby business office has a blotter made out of a rolling pin
Meaning, among other things, that she's married .... John Honeycutt
r wearing glasses ... Shelby’s stately court square is in the height
kot dark green beauty .... School teachers with pink sl'pa (not undies
but you re-through - here notices) wondering about next year's job
The Harry Specks have an Intelligent dog that Is an expert at olaylng
lame when seeking a favor .... The collector of a Shelby firm has
been sending out a notice reading like this: "Pay Your BUI, The World
is Coming to an End! And darned If I want to look all over H— for
•vou .Wilton Garrison, the Spartanburg sport writet who mar
ried a Shelby girl, won $500 in a national contest recently . . . . Opera
tors of two Shelby dry cleaning plants now live in the aume block, due
west of and facing the Catholic grove .... The date in the step lead
ing into The Star building Is 1901.Pathos of 1932: A middle
aged man standing In the corridor of the county court house shedding
tears because for the first time in his life he cannot pay his taxes , . . .
A young Shelby man has submitted an article to a well known ntaga
zlne and It stands, we hear, a good chance of being accepted .... Two
of Shelby's best known and best paid young textile mill officials take
a cold shower every morning of the year at around 6 o'clock Doing the!
iris Haul of snoozing is one reason, perhaps, they got where they are ... .
Wit from a Shelby clothing salesman: “Just think how much better off
you’d be had you purchased two pairs of pants with that suit bought in
prosperous days '.Some people have very little ltgard for the
bronze slab on the court house wall which bears the names of the coun
ty's Wea ld war dead. Matches are scratched there and'other signs of
disrespect ca nbe seen .... Bandana hankies, worn as .scarfs, add a
gay splash of color to many of the Spring outfits being worn about town
by the sweet young thing* .... In Shelby there lives a Dorothy King
Rnd a Dorothy Queen.Philosophy, maybe: A deprcialon and a poli
tical campaign are two things that will show what a man has or does
not have in him ... . At how many places Jn Shelby does the United
States flag fly every day?
A RIDDLE
From "Bad Boy " this teaser:
"A fellow got In jail and, another fellow came along to see him. The
Jailor told the second comer that it was against the rules for anyone to
see the prisoner except a relative. The visitor then said' ‘Brothers and
sisters have I none, but this mans father is my father's son.’ What re
lation was the visitor to the prisoner?”
Think it over, for "Bad Boy’s" benefit, while we toddle on to some
thing else.
IT MUST HAVE BEEN
A LITTLE CHILLY
A couple of Shelby men were seated on a bench u: front of the
Cleveland drug store this week telling tales of places they'd been and
things they’d seen. One told about a time he was In Ch'-cago during a
cold snap when the bitter wind off the lake froae the gasoline In his
cigarette lighter.
“Tollable cold,” said the other, not to be outdone. “But I spent a
night once in a boarding house on the coast of Maine .and, speaking of
cold weather, what a night it was! Along about two in the morning
a noise awoke me. For a minute or two I couldn't figure it out, then I
realized that what I heard was the chattering of my store teeth, which
I had laid over on the dresser, a full six feet from the bed.”
SPAC ED UP WITH
SCISSORS
A borrowed item from "Ambling Along the Avenue" xn The Gastonia
Gazette:
'If X had that chorus of negro school teachers horn Cleve
land county under the direction of some professional stage di
rector or musician, like Prof. Koch down at Chapel Hill, or even
our Carl McCartha.” said a man today, “I could take ’em on
the road, and make a killing.
“That stuff they give, negro spirituals, melodies and quaint
oid negro folk songs would go over big anywhere. A man ought
to be able to make a good thing out of it. Of course it would
have to be touched up here and there, more elaborate costumes,
better timing, better training, etc., and many other changes made,
but the basic idea of those negro spirituals would remain the
same. That is what makes it go over.”
YEAH! YOU CAN?
WE DARE YOU!
HOW' many states are there in the Union? Righto, 48! Now name
them. Of course you can, but just sit down, get a piece of paper and
write them.
A visitor dared us to do it recently. In a box-car or otherwise
we’ve been in more than 40 of them and it seemed easy, but was it!
The next time company comes it may prove to be gcod entertain
ment. Get three or four together an4 try it. It is easy to Jot down 30
or so, then it’s another matter.
You can do it in five minutes, you say, without refeience?
Maybe so, but try it and you'll see.
PAPA AND SON
Harking back to “Bad Boy's” riddle a couple rungs up the page: The
visitor was the father of the man in Jail
THE STARS AND STRIPES
FOREVER! WHOOPS!
Speaking of system, the Federal government and its method of dis
tributing surplus flour and wheat to the needy takes the booby prise.
! listen in:
Just a few days ago a shipment of government flour was sent to
Shelby for distribution among the needy. The flour was milled at
Charlotte from wheat sent there from the big surplus in the Western
grain states. The same week the Eagle Roller mill In Shelby made some
flour out of the same wheat and it was ohipped to South Carolina
points for distribution among the needy there. What a c!cver method
of saving time and shipping costs!
jOH, WELL, THEN
! TAKE THAT!
Yesterday morning Shelby oops arrestetf • yonng girl for some of
lense and started with her to the jail. As she was being placed in the
police car in front of the city hall a group of men gathered in front of
the building and stared at her as men will stare at one of the opposite
sex who is believed to have strolled along the primrose path. The girl,
not the least abashed, coyly waved her hand at them. The men turned
and looked sheepishly at each other and not a one waved back. Where
upon the girl, seated between two husky officers, used the same hand
to thumb her nose at the group—and the car moved on to the dull red
building where people sit on the inside, look at the outside and wait
for the evening mail, if any.
>
Daniel in the Lions’ Den
•*It'e always fair weather—when good fellows get together," and hen
are Bishop James Cannon (left) and Canon William Chase, two of tin
country's dryest “drys.” snapped amidst surroundings that smacl
lustily of "wetness.” There is no cause for finger pointing, however.
The bottles are empty and .the old-time bar is merely one of idle reltcj
on exhibition at the prohibition fair at Washington, D. C. The "Sweet
Adeline” environment was produced to illustrate the evils of drink.
Property Sold For Taxes Can Be
Redeemed After Two Years, Seven
Months; Collectors Forced By Law
Sheriff Or Tax Collector Has No j
Other Choice If Taxes Unpaid
Unless Change Made.
Gastonia Gazette,
i Chairman Joe A. Sherrill, of the
Mecklenburg board ol county con
mlssioners has brought to official
notice a matter that is puzzling all
the countv officials u. North Caro
lina. It Us with reference to the sale
of land on June 1st let unpaid 1931
taxes.
Mr. Sherrill, as hes been noted
in news columns, wrote to the lo
cal government commission asking
permission to defer the sale of prop
erty for taxes from the June date
to a later date in the fall. The re
ply of Charles M. Johnson, of the
local government commission, is
contained in a news story elsewhere
in Tire Gazette.
As he explains, the commission is
powerless in the mattei because the
decree is of legislative enactment
The law was passed by the 1929
legislature. Last year, by spec.ut,
act, the sales were deferred until
August or September
As can be well sensed, this is a
matter that is giving grave con
cern to county officials over the
state. There will be thousands of
homes and farms advertised lor
sale for non-payment of taxes the
first of May. If the legislature were
in session, there would probably te
some emergency legislation passed
for the benefit of the distressed
property holders. Many people be
lieve that, if and when their prop
erty is advertised, it if gone forever
This is not the case There is a
period of three years and seven
months during which it may be re
deemed by the owner.
Here is tne procedure witn regard
to the collection of taxes and the
sale of land for taxc made man
datory upon sheriffs ana county
commissioners in tht laws bearing
on this subject enacted by the gen
eral assembly.
Taxes become due the first Mon
day in October for that year. No
penalty is assessed on these taxes
until February, when the penalty
starts at 1 per cent In February. 2
per cent in March, s per cent in
April and 4 per cent in May.
The first Mondav in May, the
sheriff or tax collector must re pert
to the beard of county commission
ers the list of all taxpayers who
have not yet paid their taxes to
date, and the names of these prop
erty holders must be advertised
each week for four weeks, together
with the amount of taxes due, to
notify them that their property wlU
be sold for taxes the first Monday
in June. Any of these property hold
ers may, of course, pay the amount
of the taxes due plus the cost of ad
vertising, before the first Monday
in June and thus save their prop
erty from being sold
If these taxes, penalties and co^s
are not paid by the first Monday lrr
June, the sheriff or tax collector
has no other choice I ut to sell the
property. However, the original own
er has twelve months within which
he may redeem the property upon
payment of the taxes and coots
shown on the certificate of sale. If
the purchaser of the property is a
county or municipal^v. the original
owner has from 16 to 24 months in
which to redeem It. iefore a fore
closure suit can be started.
If the purchaser of the property
is a county or municipality, as is
usually the case, the law requi.es
that a summons musL be served on
the original owner within sixtssn
months after the sale of property,
and that a foreclosure suit must ce
instituted within 24 months. Dur
ins this l ariod the certificate of sale
bears 10 per cent interest Xor the
first twelve months and 8 per cent
thereafter, until redeemed or until
foreclosure deed is obtained.
After the foreclosure suit has
been brought, another period of si*
months is allowed in which to gtve
notice of the suit to any interested
parties, so that the suit cannot be
tried until at least sis months aft
er it has been brought. After the
suit has been tried and judgment
rendered, another 30 days must in
tervene before the judgment can
be made final, to permit the ad
vertising of the commssloners’ sale.
The law then requires that the bid
shall be held open for another fif
teen days to permit any other
higher bids to be offered. U no
other bids are received and the
property not redeemed by the own
er. the judgment then becomes fin
al and forecloseure deed and title
goes tt> the county, municipality or
individual who bid it in at the sale
two years, seven months and fif
teen days before, and almost three
and a half years after the taxes
were first due.
Hiss Minister
For Opposition
To Bonus Action
Washington, April ?7.—Resentful
hissing of a former army chaplain
punctuated with cries of '“throw
him out” created disorder In tne
house ways and means committee
Monday for the second time since
it began consideration of the $2,
000,000.000 soldier bonus bill.
soft-spoken ana mud-mannered,
the Rev. V. C. Reynolds of Balti
more, who opposed the bonus, pro
voked the sudden flare up from the
crowd of veterans who attend every
session, some of them plainly In in
digent circumstances
Sharply rapping ino gavel, tpe
white-haired Democratic floor lead
ers, Representative Henry T. Ram
ey of Illinois, who was presiding
said; “Nothing like this has occur
red at these meetings before and
must not occur again.'
The committee received two bonus
plans today from members of con
gress and an unemployment relief
plan from George D. Dawes of
Philadelphia, self-st«ded “man with
out a party.’* When asked to which
party he belonged, Evans surprised
committee members Dy this crisp re
tort:
“Only ignorant jackasses belong
to any party."
Evans, who said lie represented
the 10,000.000 unemployed, proposed
the “Evans'’ unemployment relief
plan whereby all jobless would be
hired by the government at wages
ranging from $18 to $36 a week.
Suggests Coupon Bonds.
Representative Samuel B. Fetten
gill, Democrat, of Indiana, propos
ed issuance of coupon bonds, to ma
ture in 1945, to veterans in exchange
for their adjusted service certifi
cates.
Representative Thomas McKeown,
Democrat of Oklahoma, recom
mended a plan wheieby the gov
ernment would take over veterans'
certificates from banks issue cur
rency against them tor payment of
the bonus and retire the obligation
from the sinking fund for the cer
tificates which is being built op
gradually at the rate of $112,000,
000 annually. •
Bethlehem Section
News Of The Week
Rev. Geo. Fox Preaches. Hal Ai’en
Carried To Hospital For An
Operation.
(Special to The Star.)
Bethlehem, April 26,—Rev. Ge.v
Fox of Bes-semer City brought a
great message to the people Satur
day and Sunday. Our pastor, Dr.
J. C. Black is holding a revival
meeting at Albemarle and could not
be here.
Mrs. J. M. Grigg and grand
daughter, Miss Leona McDaniel, are
visiting friends in Shelby.
Misses Estelle Barbel. Beth Ran
del and Mr. Hubert Dixon and
school mate, Mr. Ware, of Bolling
Springs spent the week-end at
home.
Miss Josephine McDaniel spent
the first of last week with her aunv
Mrs. Jap Putnam.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McDaniel and
little son, J. F„ spent the week-end
with his parents of Reck Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. McDaniel vis
ited Mrs. McDaniels' grandmother.
Mrs. McCurry of Chenyville Suu
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND
Under authority conferred by deed 01
trust executed April 6. 1931. by WUUam
Robert Jones and alfe Myrtle E Jones,
to John P. Mull, trustee, which deed of
trust Is ot record In the registry Of Cleve
land county. North Carolina, in book 170.
at page HI, default having been made
of the payment of the indebtedness secur
ed by the aforesaid deed of trust and the
holder of same having requested said
deed of trust be foreclosed, I, the under
signed trustee, will offer at public sale to
the highest bidder for cash at the court
house door In Shelby, North Carolina, at
19 o’clock M on Saturday, April 30, 1932.
the following described property:
Lying and being In Number 6 township.
Cleveland county. North Carolina, and
being located on the Charlotte-Ashevllle
highway No. 30 about 21:; miles east of
Shelby, N. C. and being lots Nos. 17. IS,
19, 20 and 21 in block C as shown by plat
recorded In plat book No. 2 at page 12,
In the register of deeds office, Cleveland
county. North Carolina, and being those
same lots which were conveyed to the
parties of the first part by the First Na
tional oank, Shelby, N. C. by ded of same
date as this Instrument.
This land Is sold subject to all prlot
Hens against It.
This the 39th day of March, 1932.
JOHN P. MULL, Trustee.
D. Z. Newton, Atty. _t Mar SOt
NOTICE or BALE OF LAND
Under and by virtue of the authoiity
conferred by deed of true! executed by Carl
Ledbetter and wife, Eula Hattie Led
better, dated the i5th day of January,
1930, and recorded In hook ISO, page 528,
In the office of the regl-ter of deeds (or
Cleveland county, Jefferson E. Owens,
substituted trustee, will at twelve o'clock
noon on
Wednesday, May 25th, 1932
at the court house door of Cleveland
county In Shelby, North Carolina, sell at
public auction for carh to the highest
bidder, the following land, to-wit:
Beginning at a stake on the east edge
of Ware street, the southwest comer of
the Ware estate property, and runs thence
with said Ware estate property soutn
87.47 east 190.05 feet to a stake in the
Orady Lovelace lot; thence with the west
line of said lot south 3.27 west 50 feci
to a stake In the Ware estate property;
thence with the north line of said prop
erty north 17.47 west 188.7 feet to a stake
In the east edge of Warr street; thence
with said edge of said street north 2.15
east 50 feet to the place of beginning.
Same being all that lo* conveyed to Ethel
Morrison Mr deed recorded In book of
deeds 3-W at page 359 In the office of
the register of deeds of Cleveland county,
North Carolina, reference to which deed
is hereby had for further Identification
and description of sold lot.
This sale Is made on account of de
fault in payment ol the Indebtedness se
cured by taifi deed ot trust.
A ten percent (10 oercent) cash de
posit will be required of the highest bid
der at t*ie sole.
This the 18th day of April. 193S.
JEFFERSON E. OWENS, Substi
tuted Trustee.
(3tt») 4t Apr 20c
NOTICE or SALE
Uncier and by virtue of an order of the
superior court ot Cleveland county, made
In the special proceeding entitled “A. B
Ware and wife. E. J. Ware et al petitioners
vs. Emma Ware Alsou ugh and husband,
A. E. Alspaugh et »' defendants" the
same bring No. 1905 upon the special
proceeding docket in said court, the un
dersigned commissioner ->n
Monday, May 2’rd, 1937 al 2 o'clock P. M
on the premises on West Marlon street,
Shelby, N. C. offer >or sale to the high
est bidder that certain lot or parcel of
land lying and being in the town of
Shelby, N. C. and on West Marlon street
and described by metes and bounds as
Beginning at a stake on the north edge
of West Marlon street, W R. Ware's east
corner and runs thence with his, line N
4 E. 500 teet to a itake, his corner;
thence with his line N 86 W 60 feet
to a stake, his corner In the J. K W*lls
estate line; thence with their line and
Ruth Christopher's line N 4 E. 230 fert
to a stake on the south edge of Sumter
street, Ruth Christopher’s corner; thence
with the edge of said street 8. 86 E 163
feet to a stake, J. J. McMurry’s correr
thence with his line 8, 4 W 430 feet to *
stake on the north edye of West Mar.on
street, his corner; thence with the edge
of said street N. 86 W, 109 feet to the
beginning.
Terms of sale one-third cash on day oi
sale, balance to be laid in 12 months
from date of sale with 6 percent Interest
on deferred payments until paid wit*
the privilege of paling all cash on con
firmation of sale Said lands will be sur
veyed before said sale end will be sold In
lots and then as a whcle and to be soil
for the plan bringing the most money to
the sellers.
This April 19th, 1932.
FRANK L. HOYLE, Commissioner
4t Apr 90i
BAKING
POWDER
cfrjAE PRlQt
• rjR OVKR *
<o year*
Guaranteed pur*
and efficient.
USE
let* then of high
priced brand*.
MIUIONSOF POUNDS used
BY OUR GOVERNMENT
f
day.
Mr. Hal Allen w«us tarried to tne
hospital Thursday toe an operation
Miss Lexie Herndon spent the
week-end with her grandmother
Mrs. W. A. Herndon.
Miss Alverta McDaniel spent Sat
urday night with Miss Joeephlne
McDaniel.
Messrs. Floyd McDaniel, Hrud
Watterson spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Blalock.
Mrs. Robert Howell is real sick
Miss Annie Humpn'ies is visiting
friends in Charlotte
- Announcements —
TO THE VOTERS OF CLEVELAND
COUNTV
After consideration, leellcg that 11
elected I may be able to help carry oui
the visiies of our people, I wish to offer
as a candidate for the board of county
eommlssoner of Cleveland county eubjecl
to the action of the voters In the Demo
cratic primary. June the 4th, 1932.
JOE K, BLANTON.
13t Mch 2p.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue o: the authority
contained in that certals deed of trust,
executed by M. D. Hoppel and wife, ElUf1
Hopper, to the undersigned trustee said
deed of trust being doled March 30th
1926, and recorded In fhe office of the
register of deeds for Ceveland county,
N. C. In book No. 135 page 273, securing
an indebtedness to tlie Shelby- ana
Cleveland County B. A L association,
and default having been made In the
payment of said indebtedness, I will on
Saturday, May 7th, 1932
at 12 o'clock, noon or within legal hou, s
at the court house door in Shelby, N C
sell to the highest bidder for cash at
public auction that certain lot of laca
lying and being In No. 6 townsh'o.
Cleveland county, N. C. and bounded as
follows: Lying and being In N. W. Shel
by, N. C. near the Arrowood lumber plant
and bounded as follows
Beginning at a stone, C. A. Washburn
and Mamie Roberts comer and runs
thence with Washburn s N. 3!i E. 15U
feet to a stake on south side of alley;
thence with south side ol said alley N
87!a W. 63 feet to a stake: thence a new
line S. 3‘a W. 150 feet to a stone u
Mamie Roberts’ line; thence with said
line N. 87-.a E. 63 feet to the beginning
containing .21 acres, .21 acres, more Or
lese. This April 6th, 1932
JNO. P. MULL. Trustee.
4t Apr 6c
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
Under and by virtue of the authority
conferred by deed of trust executed by
Paul Roberts and wife, Maude Robot.
dated the 15th day of June, 1925. ana
recorded In book 150, pare 292, in the of
fice of the register of deeds for Cleveland
county, Jefferson E. Owens, substltutec
trustee, will at 12 o'clock noon on
Monday, May 16th, 1922
at the court house door of Cleveland
county In Shelby, North Carolina, sell at
public auction for cash to the highest
bidder, the following land, to-wlt:
Beginning at a stake on the south edbe
of the old Kings Mountain road, the
northeast corner of the A. F. Champion
lot, and runs thence with the east line
of said A. F. Champion lot south 7V»
west 175 feet to a stake in the C. B. Cao
aniss line; thence with said line north
82Va east 75 feet to a stake In another
line of the C. B. Cabaniss property; thence
with said line north V/t east 175 feet to
a stake In the south edge of the old
Kings Mountain road; thence with said
edge of said road south 82Va west 75 feet
to a stake, the place of beginning.
Same being that lot conveyed to Paul
Roberts by C. B. Cabsnlss by deed re
corded In book 3-V at page 67, and being
a part of that tract of land conveyed tc
C. B. Cabaniss by William Roberts by
deed recorded In the office of the regie
ter of deeds of Cleveland county. North
Carolina.
This sale le made on account of default
in payment of the Indebtedness secured
by said dted of trust.
A ten percent (10 percent) cash de
posit will be required of the highest bid
der at the sale.
This the 8th day of April, 1932
JEFFERSON X. OWENS, Substituted
Trustee. 4t Apr 13c
Pastor Drops Dead
After Sermon Ends
Des Moines, Iowa—The Re\ »
Charles a. Medbury. 67, pastor oi
the University Chotch of Chrisi
author and nationally. known it
ligious leader, dropped dead in ills
pulpit Sunday as he closed his ser
mon.
Mr. Medbury was a former pres:
dent of the Indiana Christian tft.
deavor union and a director of the
Christian board of Publications o
St. Louts. He was a trustee of Dra,.*
university
There are 265 farm boys ant ‘
girls enrolled in the ten 4-H clubs
of Gaston county this season.
You will be pleased with our,
high quality workmanship ..
all work guaranteed ... we
maintain a complete repair
service ... no job is too diffi
cult.
George Alexander
JEWELER
Shelby, North Carolina
Low Round Trip
EXCURSION
FARES
APRIL 28TH
SHELBY To
Washington_$12.00
* Baltimore _- $13.00
**Baltimore_$14.00
Richmond_$ 8.75
Portsmouth_$ 9.75
*Via Norfolk and Boat.
**Via All Rail.
Tickets Limited MAY 3.
For Information See
TICKET AGENT
H. E. PLEASANTS, D.P.A.
Raleigh, N. C. Phone 2700
505 Odd Fellows Bldg.
SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY
Wanted Men and Women
TO RAISE
White Meat Rabbits
\
For Us. We sell your breeding stock and CONTRACT
to buy all you raise from TEN TIMES as many breed
ers as you originally purchase.
Write us for particulars.
Piedmont Rabbit Packers
POST OFFICE BOX 33 — SHELBY, N. C.
Make It Pay You On
Your Own Terms
There is no better investment than
a savings account. Be it one dollar,
a hundred, or a thousand dollars, it is
always worth the amount of money
you have paid into it, plus the interest f
it has earned.: *
You can build your account on terms
to suit yourself, and when it is most
convenient for you.
Union Trust Co.
“In Union There Is Strength”