Society; N1J< WJM' MS MRS. RENN DRUM JCj ▼▼ 9 • • • (Editor) Mrs. Drum may be reached by telephone at The Star office on Mon day, Wednesday and Friday mornings at The Mar office phone 4-J. At other times at her home telephone No. 713. rinno Pupil* -Mtu In Recital Miss Mary Helen Iattlmore will present her piano pupils in recital In the dining room of the Hotel Charles on Friday evening at 8 oclock. The public Is cordially In vited. Pupils Of Miss Elmore In Recital Miss Ethel Elmorv will present her piano pupils In rental on Fri day evening at B or lock in the high school auditorium. The public ts cordially invited. — Regular Meeting Of East-rn Star A regular meeting of the local chapter of the Eastern Star will be held on Thursday evening at eight o'cloek at the temple. Every mem ber urged to attend and visitors are welcome. Bridge Tournament Play To Continue Play In the bridge tournament be ing held tor members of the Ladle Golf cluo will be continued at the meeting on Friday 'afternoon at the Country club at 4 o’clock. All mem bers are Invited to attend. D. Z. Newton Class To Have Meeting The D. Z. Newton Sunday .school class of the Central Methodist church will have Ha regular month ly meeting on Fridas afternoon at 3 30 at the home of Mub. Durant Crowder, with Mrs. Crowder, Mrs. J. A. Lattlmore, Mia A. J. Brown and Mrs. Louis McDowell as Joint hostesses. All members are urged to be present. Mr*. Moore Is Club Hostess Mrs. Tom Moore was a cordial hostess to members of the Renais sance Study club at its meeting yes terday afternoon. The meeting was opened with open discussion of cur rent topics, after which Mrs. R. L. Rybum talked to She group, ir. her charming manner, tn the subject of Women of the Bible. At the close of the afternoon Mrs. Moore served simple refreshments. Mrs. Tack Ligon. cf Joplin, Mo., guest of Mrs. Willis McMurry, was an out of town guest. Miss Atkinson Honored At Dinner Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Thompson were hosts at a delightful dinner party last evening at their home on Cleveland Springs toad entertain ing In honor of Miss Margaret Sue Atkinson whose marriage to Mr. William Franklin Fox will take place on June 17. The table was centered with a bowl of mixed spring llowers. A thue course din ner was served. Covers were laid for Miss Atkin son. Miss Lucille Morehead, Miss Austin Brackett, Mr. Robert Hause, Mr. Harry Stephenson, of Culpep per, Va., and Mr. and Mrs Thomp son. Mr*. Hoyle Give* Tti For Visitor Mrs. George Hoyle entertained officers of the Central Methodist Woman's Missionary society on Monday afternoon at a small tea in honor of her visitor Mrs. W. R. Harris of Asheville who is corres ponding secretary of the state W. M. S. conversation was enjoyed for an hour after which simple refresh ments were served. Guests included: Mrs. Julius Sut tle, Mrs. Earl Honeycutt, Mrs. J. D. Jjneberger, Mrs. William Linebor ger. Mrs. C. H. Shull Mrs. P L. •Hennessa, Mrs. J. P Robinson, Mrs. Flora Clark. Mrs. H. E. Richbourg, Mrs. Jo .in McClurd. Mrs. Roger Laughridge. Mrs. Wilbur Baber, Mrs. C. R. Webb, and Mrs Robert R. Lackey. Seventh Grade Has Party. Members of the seventh grade of the Graham school had their annual party on Friday evening at the home of Mrs. C. A Morgan on W Marion street. Mrs J L. Lackey, grade mother, and Mrs. Charlo. Washburn were assisting hostesses and Mrs. Harry Hudson, teacher of the class, was also i iesent, as was little Fannie Mae Hudson, class mascot. Progressive dates furnished the evening’s entertainment An outstanding feature cf the evening was the presentation of gifts to Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. Lackey and Fan nip Mae Hudson. Thi presentations were graciously made by Jane Washburn in behalf of the class. Mrs. Hudson war. given a pretty coffee tatle, Mrs. l ackey a vanity and the little mascot an attractive sliver bracelet. Mrs Hudson pre sented members of the class with their certificates of promotion. Ice cream, cake end punch were served. Dinner Party Tuesday Evening Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hoey were hosts last evening at a lovely In formal dinner at their home on W. Marion street. The dinner was serv ed picnic style In the pergola in the beautiful flower garden. The party' included: Mr. and Mrs TUden Pad gett, Mis.1! Lila Padgett, Mr. and Mrs. John Carpenter. Mrs. J. P, Alexander, Misses Margaret, Nell and Ludie Young, Dr and Mrs. T. B. Lovnlare, Mrs. Dorcas Fa Ivey, ■ Miss Mayme Martin, all of Forest City, Mrs. Wade Tlllohon, of Harts ville, who Is visiting In Fores' City, Mr, and Mrs. Charier Hoey, Miss Rachel Williams, Mias Isabel Hoey, and Mr. and Mrs, H'.ey. Mt. Sinai News Of Current Week \ __ MuhIc Furnished At Kandall Home. Wheal Harvest Is On. Personals. • Special to "In Star.) Mount Sinai, M«v 31. The farm ers in this section have been very busy for I he past everal days har vesting their wheat and oats. String music wa., furnished at 'the home of Mi i, Y. Randall Saturday evening tv the. following musician^: Messrs. Ofnver Hamrick and son, Howard. Bixter Wilkie of Sharon; Gordon Ellis end two sons, Yaney and Dens, ,V her Ellis and Lebrun Rogers. Several people from Buffalo, Earl and Shelby. also from this section were present to help en joy this delightful music. The Broad River baseball team met Earl on No. 3 grounds Satur day afternoon at 3 o'clock and play ed a very interesting game at base ball. The score was 8 to 5 In favor of Earl. Although the Broad River team has not had wry much prae tlce, they are showing much skill and improvement hi their playing. Mrs. J. H. Hawkins has been con fined to her bed for the past sev eral days with high blood pressure, is able to be up igaiti. Mr Wil burn Putnam and >vr daughters of Lattlmore returned home one day last week after .needing several days at her bedside Mrs. W. N. Weaver Muss Parens, Messrs. Ralph and Elijah Weaver attended a birthday dinner at the home of Mr. and M Elam Weaver near Flint Hill Sunday. Our new song books have arriv ed and the choir is asked to meet Friday flight to practice some new songs for Sunday school. Mrs. Arthur Bradlf v of Spar tanburg, S. C.. Mr. Ned Pearson of Shelby and Mr. Blanton were week end guests of Mr. and Mis. S A Clary. Mrs. A T Hamrick who has been spending several days with her patents, Mr. and Mrs' W. L. Har rill, returned to hr- home near E. L. WEBB FOR SHERIFF E L. Webb was born and reared on the farm in Cleveland County, and is now engaged tn iaiming. He solicits the support of the people of his county for Sheriff, subject to the action of the Democratic Pri mary June the 4th. and if elected, pledges himself that *n the execu tion of the duties of the office, to deal with all the people in such a fair and Impartial way and that the people of Cleveland County will have no regret, for having elected him to this very important office. HIS MOTTO: “A SQUARE DEAL TO EVERYBODY.” (Political Advertisement) Fast Life Today Scored By Church Wrath of Speakrrs At Prcsbylrrian Meet Unloosed on Divorce And Writers. Denver.—Prevailing trends ol modern life were heavily scored at a session of the 144th general as sembly of the Presbyieilan church In the U. S. A Divorce, the radio, movies, pro At The Theatres Carolina, today and Thursday “Tonight or Never," with Gloria Swanson in the leading role. The picture is taken from Belasco's last and most famous stage play and is good enough to be considered a trib ute to the grand old iran of the American theatre. The story por trays a lady who turns from ice to fire—one who has Just ten minutes to decide whether to marry stran ger or live forever after without ro mance. •'Detective Lloyd," comedy and fable are added to the program as extras. Webb, today and Thursday: "Girl of the Rio," featuring Dolores Del Rio with a capable supporting cast headed uv Leo Carillo and Norman Foster. The story 13 taken from the Bolasco Npw York state production. "The Dove ” Miss Del Rio, return ing to the screen after an absence of two years on account of illness, has scored another bit with audi ences who have already seen “Girl of the Rio," Ruth ttting in "The Mali Bride" and Travel Talks ate additional attractio v on the pro gram. Friday, at the Webb, Jackie Cooper ! nd Chie 3Ve In "When a Fellow Needs a Fr.ei.c " Poplar Springs Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. I, *n. Weaver. Misses Norlne and Buna R< lllns of Gaff ney spent Sunday. rucsts of Mrs. J 1 H. Rollins. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hawkins and son of Slielby visited Mr. and Mrs J- H. Hawkins last, Thursday night. Messrs. John Williamson of Char lotte and Lamar Mmoieland of Blacksburg. S. C sort I a few days last week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bridges. Mr. and Mrs. Ruben McSwain and Children visited relatives in the Double Springs section Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. T. p Bridges' and two children, Shirley and Calton. spent the week-end with Mrs Bridges’ parents, Mr and Mrs. Jones in Lattimore. hibitlon and Sunday amusements were targets tor speakeis wrath jThe entire scheme of things was I summed up by the Rev. William [Chalmers Covert of Philadelphia as a "culture without Chru t. " "We have," he declared. "Christ less men of letters, Ohristiess pro fessors and philosophers; Christie}* leaders in business and Christies* politicians. We have sophisticated writers exploiting in books and magazines pagan Ideal* of thought. Godless schemes of phiisoophy, cy nical creeds, articles full of disil lusionment and despair, immortal codes of marriage and social living.” A scientist says that insects can bo trained to do tricks. Hoover should appoint him chairman of a commission to train mosquitoes to bark before they bit. VOTE FOR ‘ Henry B. Edwards CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION TO LEGISLATURE Has served only ONK TERM and asks reelect,ion on his“ record in last Legislature. Helped secure greatest Tax Reduction in history of State. Compare former tax receipts with one for 1931. Fought for economy in Government. Shall continue to work for lower cost of Government and to work at all times to aid the people of Cleveland County. — VOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED (Political Ad\ertisemcnt) Thu is., Fri., Sat. Morninp 50c It R 0 O M S 10c Men's Leather work "Shoes Yard Wide BROAD CLOTH PIQUE and RAYON Striped SHIRTING, vd. Pure Silk Printed shantung 39c YARD EYELET EMBROIDERED BATISTE 39c YARD Yd. Wide, fast color DIMITIES & VOILES Fancy belt free with all dress goods 10c YARD S V O O I, (' 0 T T O N I For Sc Men’s 2.20 Weight OVERALLS 49c Boys’ White DUCK PANTS 49c Children’s Nainsook UNION SUITS IOC Men’s Dress STRAW HATS 49c Men’s Dress OXFORDS $1.49 BEACH S A N D A L S 69c Men’s Two-I’ocket WORK SHIRTS BIAS TATE Package Ladies’ First Quality FULL FASHIONED SILK HOSE 39c FLORSHEIM SHOES All Styles $6.85 DRESS GOODS YARD 5c Cohen Brothers SHELBY, N. C. Divorces Gain In N. C., Says Report New York.—North Carolina, de spite the fact that divorce is allow ed only for infidelity or five years desertion, reflects the nation’s ris LITTON Transfer Co. We Move Anything Anywhere. Furniture moving A Spe cialty. All goods insured while in transit. DAY I’HONE 328 NIGHT PHONE 642-J Ing divorce rate, according to a statistical survey announced here by Dr. Allred Cahen, assistant statisti cian for the president’s research committee on social trends Dr. Cahen finds the North Caro lina city with the highest divorce rate is Durham, with 1.33 divorces per thousand 1930 population. Char lotte's ratio is 69 per thousand; Asheville 1.16; Greensboro .80; &u isbury .37! Raleigh 68: Wllmlngioi 72: and Winston-Salem 76. “At present, about 13 percent in all American marriages end in d vorce,” and Dr. Cahen estimated that by 1965 51 percent will so end INSIST ON GENUINE FORD REPAIR PARTS Genuine Ford parts last lon/er, assure better car performance, cost less, because none but Ford can produce the genuine preferred Ford products, man ufactured specifically for Ford cars. Let our repair department serve your every need with Genuine Ford Parts. ROGERS MOTORS Budwexser MALT //■ / Let s quit now .. Ma's got something good for us” S' h and Ma knows the way to a man's heart He knows that Ma has good recipes and that she’s had enough experience to realize that a good recipe calls for perfect ingredients. Naturally, she gets BUDWE1SER ; MALT...3 lbs. in the big red can — light or dark. Budweiser ' MALT 4 ANHEUSER-BUSCH * ST. LOUIS I CATCH a “BIG ONE" The long-anticipated fishing season is here at last. Go to Clark’s and get yourself a complete fishing outfit and get a day out in the open spaces and have a happy day from business! You’ve worked hard and deserve a little fun. EVERYTHING THE FISHERMAN NEEDS AT PRICES GEARED WITH THE TIMES ‘ Rods and Reels Hooks, Lines, Sinkers Netting for every fishing requirement Landing Nets Minnow Seine Tackle Kits CAMPING SUPPLIES and CAMP COOKERS SPORTING GOODS Croquet Sets Tennis Rackets Golf Balls and Bags Baseball Gloves Mitts, Shoes Bats, Balls We Are Agents For MEYER’S PUMPS And SPRAYERS and PUMP REPAIRS EQUIPMENT to BEAU TIFY YOUR LAWN Mowers’ Shears, Hose Hose Connections Clark Hardware Co. PHONt 97 — SHELBY, N. C.

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