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I--—---■ Society NEWS.... Mi» Orurr. mai p» reached by telephone at The Star office on Moo . Wednesday and rridaj mom ng* at The Star offlee phone 4-J. At othet time* el her home telephone No. 711. Mr*. Blackley Tn Have. Bridge Club. Mrs. Shem Blackley will be host ess to members ot the Tuesday Aft rrnoon bridge ciub rt a regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 at her home on S. Washington street Mr. and Mrs. Edwards Te Give Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edwards will entertain the officers and directors of the Kiwanis club at a supper to morrow evening at their home on W. Marion street. Mr. Edwards was recently elected president of the Shelby Kiwanis club I). A. R. Meeting Is Postponed The January meeting of the lo cal chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution which was set for tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. S. Young has been postponed on account of illness in the city. The meeting will be an nounced later. Dllt For Giving Floys Postponed. The two one net plays. "Grandma Pulls the String and "Heard In Camera,which were to have been presented on Friday evening, Jan uary *, have been postponed until a later date on account of the ill ness of lj. E. Dail. who is directing one of the playa, and also illness among members of the two casts Further announcement as to date of presentation will be made later. Misses Morrison Entertain At Dinner Misses Vernie and Janet Morrison were hostesses on Saturday even ing at a four-course dinner and watch party at their home on S LaFayette street Covers were laid for; Musses Aiteen and Annie Ray Jones, Mabel Anthony, Estelle Blanton, and Clar ence Turner, Trovis Wall, Marsdon Blanton, Jack Borders. Mlsher She han, Joe Austell and the Misses Morrison. Bridge and progressive dates were enjoyed. At the close of the games a delicious sandwich and sweet course was served Bridge Luncheon On Thursday., Misses Marie arid Ruth Beam en tertained at a bridge luncheon and theatre party las’ Thursday. at their home on N. Washington street. Eridge was enjoyed during the morning after which a delicious two course luncheon was served and lal «r the group went to the theatre where they enjoyea the show, "Too Busy To Work.” The prise for high ..core in bridge was won by Miss Ruth Dellinger of Cherryville. Out-of-town guests present for the occasion were' Misses Neal and Forney Roseman and Misses Edna Rhodes and Mary Deaton all of Lin colnton and Miss Delhger of Cher ryville ' Mrs, Robert Hord Entertains Club. Mrs. Robert Horrt entertained members of the Contract bridge club and a few invited guests at a meeting on Saturday afternoon at her apartment on S. DeKalb street, with her sister. Muss Hatcy Thomp son of Charlotte as special guest bridge and one table for auction, and when scores were added (he top score prises tn contract went to Miss Mary Adelaide Roberts Tor high and to Mrs. H S. Plaster for Second high. The high score prize in auction was won by Miss Ruth Laughridge, and Miss Thompson was given an honor gift. A delicious salad course with cof fee and cake was served at the close of the afternoon Luncheon at Club On Friday. Members of the Ladies Golf dub and a few out-of-town guests en joyed a bridge luncheon at the Country club on Friday at 12:30 When the guests arrived they found their places at the five tables and a delicious plate luncheon was served. After luncheon bridge was played for several progressions at the end of which the high score prize was given to Miss Isabel Hoey Mrs. Lowery Suttle and Mrs Es ley Pendleton acted as a hostess committee for the occasion Out of town guests present in cluded: Mrs Evan Glenn of Gas tonia. sister of Mrs Ed McCurry; Mrs. Eugene Burges; of New York City, guest of Mrs. James Webb Gardner; and Mrs E E Briggs of Raleigh, guest of her daughter Mrs. Quinn Mrs. Lee Nolan Gives Parties Mrs. Lee Nolan was hostess, ai a pretty party on Saturday afternoon *i the home of Mrs J B Nolan on N. LeFayette street. Bridge «i< played at three tables. When scores were counted the top score prize went to Mrs. Eslev Pendleton and the second high score prise to Mrs John Wynn Doggett. Mrs. J. 8. Dor ton and Miss Alpha Gettys assisted Mrs. Nolan in entertaining and serving. On Saturday evening Mr, and | Mr. Nolan were hosts again at thref tables of bridge. After a number o] progressions had been enjoyed scores were added and high scort prizes were given at each table Th< prizes were won by Mrs Henry Ed wards. Miss Mary AdeTSIde Robert.' and Joe Whisonant, Mrs. Clydt Nojan and Miss Isabel Hoey assist ed Mrs. Nolan in serving. A delightful salad course with accessories, carrying out the Christ mas colors was served on each oc casion Brooks-Jolley Marriage Announced A wedding centering the interest of their many friends in North Carolina and Georgia, is that, oi Miss Olad.vs Jolley of Cliffside and Mr. Sam Brooks of Lafctimore which was solemnized In Spartanburg. S C. on December 19th, Only a few Intimate friends of the bride and took place on Saturday evening. De cember 24 at 8:30 at the home ol Dr. and ..Mrs. J. B. Davis of Patter son Springs in the presence of s | small group of friends. Dr. Davis ; was formerly pastor of the groom. Mis. McSwain was married in a tailored suit, of blue woolen with harmonising accessories She is a daughter of Mr and Mrs A Padgett of the Beaver Darn com munity where she is popular with a wide cir'cle of friends. She received her education at Limestone college. The groom is a son of Walter Me Swain and the late Mrs. McSwain of Shelby. formerly of Patterson Springs. He attended the Univer sity at Chapel Hill and is at pres ent connected with the Clevelttnd Cloth mill. Immediately after the ceremony they left for a short wedding trip They will make their home with th; grooms father in Shelby, Falluton Girl Weds Christmas Day A wedding of interest to friend; m Cleveland and the surrounding | counties, was quietly solemnized on last Sunday morning. December 25 at the home of Lake W. Stroupe Gaffney, S. C , when Miss Thelma Wright became the bride of Mr Qsear Lee Mora an The bride was -lovely -in a cos tume oi grey blue with harmoniz ing accessories Mrs. Morgan is the oldest daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs Cletus Wright of Fallston, and is very popular in her community ilr social and relig ious circles. She received her edu cation at Fallston high school and Draughtan's Business college. Green ! v^le. S. G. ■ Mr. Morgan us the oldest son ol Rev. and Mrs J. M Morgan, of Concord. He received hi? education at Fallston high school and later received training in the Barber Training school. Richmond. Va. He ! is now a popular young barber in Shelby. Immediately'’ aiiei the ceiemony. the young couple left to spend a few days with relatives and friends in Concord and other points They will make then home in She lb v Neal For Repeal Of N. C. Dry Law Marion W W. Neal, ol Marion, veteran statesman who represents McDowell county' in the lower | bouse of the state legislature, lias | come out for the full repeal of the | TUrlington act at the next session of the general assembly Mr Neal said that this act, draft ed by Judge Clarkson attorney for the Anti-saloon league, is altogether too drastic, even for a prohibition era. He voted against its enactment before the war has always opposed it. and will use all his influence in working for its repeal, he said Among the reasons Mr Neal Ira-., » ■for believing the ume is now' ripe for abolishing North Carolina's pri vate prohibition law. he said the most important are That the pub lic is tired oi the corruption and other unsavory conditions brought about by prohibition; that the reve nue derived from a tax on liquors would pay a large part of the state s expenses; and that the reviving ol the beverage Industry will provide the ne%ssary stimulus ior helping to bring business in general out of the depression Honor Roll Given Of Poplar Springs The following is the honor roll of the Poplar Springs school, second month First grade; J. 1. Allen Second grade; Mary Cline, Marie Swink. Third grade; Muriel Eddings, Louise Dcdmon, Fragile Oreyaon. Fourth grade; Wilma Wright, Minnie Pearl Porter, Elsie Stringfellow, ’ Edith Porter, Vecue Adams. Fifth grade: Margaret Cline, Irene Dixon. Sixth grade: Rebecca Dixon, Mary Belle Swink, Virginia Terry. Seventh’ grade . Elsie Eddings, J. P. Hord. .Three Are Hurt In Rutherford Accident Rutherfordton, Jan 2—A new automobile wrecked in the fog on highway 207 la.st night at the Buck Shoals bridge across Broad river, , between Cliffside and Spartanburg. The occupants were Ed Carpenter, Walter Hill and Red Elder, all of Cliffside. Hill was seriously injured and was rushed to the, Rutherford hospital, where he is showing some improvement. The other occupants • received minor injuries Another Injured In Holiday Hunting Lmcolnton. Dec. 30.—Seyborn Mauney, young son of Mr. and Mrs. William Webb Eakcr__of_Ceouse. is suffering from—tltjuries at a local -hoSfntal which he received while hunting during the holidays Mauney and a companion were rabbit hunting and when a rabbit catne from under a brush pile and started down a gulley. both boys fired, with the result that Mauney. who was slightly in front, received a part of the load of his friend’s gun in the right leg Just below'the knee. Beaver Dam Events Of Week Daughter Born To Mr. And Mr*. Ralph Hamrick. Blanton* Spent j Holiday* In Section. ■ Special to The Star 1 Dec 27 -A very interesting pro gram was rendered at the Christ mas tree Friday night of last week, A goodly number was present con sidering the weather. Born to Mr. and Mrs Ralph Hamrick a fine daughter on last Thursday. Both baby and mother are doing nicely. Mr. Julius Wilson. student "at State college is at home for the holidays Mr. and Mrs Thurman Blanton and , children of Lattimore spent Monday with Mrs. Blanton’s sister. Mr. and Mrs E. D. Humphries and ; iamily. Mr. and Mrs Wesley Callahan and children, Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Brooks and children and. Mrs. Jim Callahan visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. A D. Callahan Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan McGinnis and children of Charlotte spent the holidays with their respective par ents. Mr. and Mi's. T. P. Hamrick and Mr and Mrs. Jim McGinnis. Prof, and Mrs. F. Y. Blanton and daughters and Miss Mary Hamilton of Carthage are spending the holi days with Mr and Mrs. J. L. Blan ton Friends .of Mrs Ollie Green mother of Mrs. T. P Hamrick will be sorry to know she is very sick at this writing. Mr. and Mrs R L Short and daughter. Miss Pearl, of Gastonia. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McCurry and uaugmer, oi vnenyvuie ana Mr. rc. W. McCurry and family were din ner guests Sunday in {he home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Blanton. Mr and Mis. Bill Glascoe of Double Springs and Mr. and Mrs. Albert McGinnis were dinner guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs D. J Glascoe Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clealon Humphries and son Yulan. spent Monday night with Mr and Mrs. A B Humphries Mr. Jasper Greene of near Pali jston spent a tew days in the com ( munity this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis and baby of Poplar Springs spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ellis. Mi and Mrs. John Wilson had as their, guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Callahan and children, Mr. and Mrs Guy Blits and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Edwards and son, Mr, and Mis. Hatcher Foteat 1 and children. Mr and Mrs Carl ! Padgett and children Mr and Mrs. J. H. Callahan as conipamed Grandma’1 Pinson to the liome t»l Mr. and Mrs. Bradv McSwain in the Pleasant Ridge community an dspent Sunday night. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Callahan ana Mr Hoyt and Miss Zola McCurrv ; visited in Bimkshurg Monday nigh At The Theatres Rod Dust is Wic lea lure tod,. ,irid tomorrow at (he We bo Theatre This picture stars CiuJc Gablr am, Joan Harlow, two or 'lie most mas netic personalities o.i the screen, ti is a story beyond me outposts <•. civilization, where primitive* pas sions flame .with Misr Harlow „ tropical temptress ‘The Devil Is Driving .s the lea ture at the Carolina today and to* morrow, starring Edmund Lowe am, Wynne Gibson .a smashing romance that speeds out of the house of He if of Wheels, whipped to frenzied cli max by the roof to street dean, ride with a dead man at the wheel Also a Charlie Chaplin comedy* and a song picture. Say* Glass, Byrd Won’t Take Posts Dean Giidersleeve Tell* Women Teacher* All Schools Most Cot Out Non-Rmential*. ■ i The faet that some institutions ol learning will not survive the econ omic crisis mtist be faced by edu-! cators. it was said Iasi week by j Dean Virginia G. Giidersleeve of I Barnard college in a speech in J which she declared that schools ; will be forced to eradicate non-es sentials and be* ready for readjust ments. Miss Giidersleeve .spoke before j the Women's Faculty club of Co lumbia university at a dinner held; in her honor at, the Men's laculty clubhouse Declaring that a new realization of the importance of liberal educa tion is apparent. Miss Giidersleeve said: 'Man is becoming bewildered by hi* scientific discoveries and somewhat frightened by hia me chanical inventions and is not yet wise enough to guide and control these Frankensteins ' Of the financial aspect of edtica-' tipn she said. "If the economic difficulties con tinue the problem of keeping edu cation and scholarship alive through these hard years will be an | acute one. State universities and ! other institutions supported by the public taxes are in great peril. Somehow legislatures must be con vinced of the supreme importance of continuing support of education and research Privately endowed in stitutions face a new situation be cause of the almost complete ab sence of donorg to aid them “Liberal education.' she contin ued. ‘ and the development, of the mind and spirit, shines out today conspicuous in the midst of the un certainties of the world. A new real ization of its vital importance. With Flu Around All Colds Now | More Dangerous Colds l>ower Body Resistance and Often Pave the Way For Flu and Its Serious Complications. EXTRA PRECAUTIONS URGED With flu increasing in many sec tions of the country, health authori ties urge everyone to take extra pre cautions against colds just now. The safest course to follow is that outlined in Vicks Plan for better! Control of Colds. Briefly, it is this: To Prevent Manv Colds. At that first feeling of Stuffiness or nasal irritation, sniffle of sneeze —Natures usual warning that a cold is coming on—use Vicks Nose and Throat Drops, the new' aid in pre venting cold*. Vicks Drops aid Na ture in t.hmwimr nff mfccnon that threatens. They prevent devel-» opment of many colds. To End a Cold Sooner. If a cold has developed, or strikes! without warning, vigorous measures »re necessary. At bedtime, massage throat and chest well with Vicks VapoRub It acts two ways at once to bring relief: By Stimulation through the skin, like a poultice or plaster; and by Inhalation of its medicated vapors direct to irritated lir-passages During the day—for added comfort and relief—use the convenient Vicks Nost Drops every rew hours as needed Plan Tested and Proved In clinical tests among thousands last winter. Vicks Colds-Controi Plan reduced the number and du ration of colds by half—cut the* costs and dangers of colds more than.half. How you can follow the Plan in your home is fully explain 'd in each Vicks package, adv SEE THAT YOUR ROOF loes not leak during the rains >f winter. If you have a leak. [ can stop it. Work guaran eed. William Denton. Phone 558 or leave word at Chas Hoe .vs office. tf2p| JOHN M. SHANNONHOUSE Public Accountant Royster Rldg.. Shelby. N. (V -J NASH'S Half - Price SALE Starts Wednesday Morning Come Wednesday Morning to the biggest sale Nash has ever held. All Coats and a very large assortment of dresses are “grouped at half price, also lots of other items throughout the store marked down for quick clearance—prices are cut to raise cash and clear out all winter merchan dise, so come and share in these savings. MANY DRESSES Vi PRICE A very large assortment of dresses go on sale Wednes day morning at half price. Almost every size and all this season’s styles and col ors. Our stock is clean and 3 right up-to-the-minute i n style but they must not be carried over. Act no w . Don’t wait. Come while se lection is good. 50- NEW DRESSES at $5.00 The r are dresses that arrived just before Christmas, all early spring styles and priced, very special tor this sale. STORE CLOSED TUESDAY We will be closed all day Tuesday, re-arranging and marking down prices. SILK STOCKINGS 50< All good colors, full fashioned pur* silk Regular 79c values. $2.95 SILK PAJAMAS »1.98 lot; They arrived just before Christ, mas. V4 Off All Foundation GARMENTS This reduction is made to intro duce you to our new line of girdle*, corselettes. Brassierers. etc. TWO GROUPS good and some are bad. But these prices will surely move them right out. Part of them are new bright colors J\ -' t AH Sweaters \ Price Hand Bags $1.00 $1.95 Smocks $1.00 $5.95 Robes $3.98 $1.00 Gloves . 69c One Lot 25c Handkerchiefs 10c Slightly Soiled SWAGGF.R SUITS \ PRICL NASH CHOICE OF ALL Coats PRICE t rankly, we are badly over stocked on Coats and are de termined not to carry them over. We are cutting the entire lotto half price, including a few ?o.od swagger suits. flere is your opportunity n f picking up a real bargain in a mat. Come early Wednesday uid get best selection.
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