Htnuore News
)(Personal Items
d Masonic Meeting In Ra
|ejjh, Durham Rayburn Re
turns From Visit.
,Special to The Star.)
uttimore, April 19,-Bobby Hew
nd Henry Cline from Appala
* spent the week-end with Mr.
J Mrs Robert Hewitt.
dlss Dorcas Harrlll spent Tues
« night with her grandfather, J.
gjrrill nf Shelby .
u, and Mrs. Buren Brooks of
t House were the dinner guests
i(lay of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
■rnoids.
*e Double Springs choir met at
Home of Mrs. F. S. Crowder for
ICtiCC.
E 0 Hamrick is spending a
®davs with Mr. and Mrs. B. B.
Miss of the Ora mill,
t l Cairn. Forest Crow'der and
inert Gold attended a Masonic
r.ng m Raleigh Wednesday,
an j. M. McSwaln and daugh
Mjss Mildred McSwaln and
j B. Wright and daughter,
s Alice: t Wright of Shelby and
0 Maxir.c Cabaniss of Zion were
dinner guests Saturday of Mr.
Mrs. Z. Harrlll.
Mk car 'i'li Green of Forest
j jpent the week-end here With
r cousin', Misses Donnis and
n Magness.
jurham Rayburn returned Mon
from an extended visit to the
nc‘ 0f his brother, John Rayburn
1 Mr? Rayburn.
[isS Katie Mac Toms of Colum
spCnt the week-end at the
nc of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Toms.
queen bee ran lay twice her
in eggs within 24 hours.
Episcopal Church
Services Announced
On Sunday, Apr'l 22nd, at thf
Church of the Redeemer at the
corner of LaFayette and Oraham
streets, there will be held Holj
Communion at 7:30 o'clock a. m.
and Church school at 10:00 o’clock
a. m.
Week-End Mention
W. M. U. Meets; Yount Women's
Class Has Meetint; Mrs. Chas.
Hamrick HI.
(Special to The Star.)
Pleasant Ridge, April 19.—The W
M. U. met with Mrs. Winifred Me
Swain Thursday afternoon. The so
ciety is making a quilt for the or
phanage.
Mrs. Cliff Dysart visited hei
brother who is sick in the Moun'
Sinai section Sunday.
Mrs. Charlie Hamrick is ill at hei
home here.
The young women's class mel
Tuesday night with Miss Glady:
McSwaln and Mrs. Shelton Me
Swain. There were ten member
present. After the business part
the guests were invited into the din
ing room, cakes cookies and punct
were served. It was decided to meel
with Mrs. Yates Webb and Mrs
Flay Smith on the first of May.
Miss Bernice Brooks was carrlec
to Charlotte for treatment Tues
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wyatt, Mr
jand Mrs. Shelton Mc8wain were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wini
fred McSwain Sunday.
Mrs. Wlnt Daves spent a few days
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Abram
Daves.
! Pleasant
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LOCAL and<CA
PERSONAL News
i
Mr. and Mrs. George Washburn
{spent Wednesday afternoon in For
lest City on business.
Mrs. Beulah Nixon, Misses Vera
Ramsey, Nancy and Cleo Daniels
and Lillian Youngblood leave Sat
urday night for Washington, D. C.,
to attend the Cherry Blossom fes
j tival.
—
Mrs. P. E. Bragg of Pittsboro Is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ceph Blanton at the Cleveland
hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anthony and
little daughter, Harriette, will spend
the week-end in Greenville, 8. C.,
with Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Martin.
Franklin Jenkins, ill with pneu
monia in Wesley Long hospital,
Greensboro, suffered a second re
lapse on Tuesday this week and is
in a critical condition. Mrs. J. F.
Jenkins of this place, Mrs. Dale
Laughlnghouse and Miss Mary Jen
kins of Greenville, and Miss Sara
Burton Jenkins are at his bedside.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bettis and
family of Shelby and Mr. and Mrs.
Gary-Hamrick of Lattimore attend
ed the baccalaureate sermon at
Earl last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. j. m. warreuson oi rcaieign
will arrive In Shelby tomorrow to
visit her sister, Mrs. T. A. Spangler.
Mrs. Spangler, Mrs. Harrellson and
Mr. and Mrs. Brantley Smith will
spend the week-end in Columbia,
S. C.
Mrs. George Hoyle, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed McCurry, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Baber, Mrs. Roger Laughridge,
Mrs. John McClurd and Mrs. W. A.
Abernethy were among the Shelby
people who went to Gastonia on
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
•‘Grandma" Baber, which was at
tended by relatives and friends
from all parts of the two Carollnas.
Mrs. Baber was 97 years old.
Mrs. Edith Dawson of Brunswick,
Ga., arrived here to be at the bed
side of her mother, Mrs. A. H.
Thrift, who underwent an opera
tion last week, is improving rapid
ly.
Miss Alma Bell of Winston-Salem
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. S. Bell in the county.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Greene, Mrs.
Addie Mae Greene, Misses Jessie
Eou Moore and Miss Ruth Hamrick
spent last week-end in Charleston,
S. C., where they visited the flow
er gardens and Folly Beach.
Mrs. Reid Misenheimer, Mr. and
Mrs. fc. P. Smith, Mrs. Herbert L.
Toms, and Mrs. J. O. Panther went
to Greensboro today to attend the
funeral of their cousin, Mrs. Ever
ette Seism who died there yester
day. Mr. Seism's father was a na
tive of Cleveland county.
Mrs. Laudys Herndon was able
to leave the Shelby hospital yester
day after spending two weeks there
following an operation and is at
the home of her brother. Ralph
Mauney, and Mrs. Mauney on
Elizabeth Avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Campbell
of this place, member of the soph
omore class at Brenau college, at
tended the Military Ball at River
side Military Academy last Satur
day evening. Miss Campbell is a
highly popular student at Brenau
and is a member of Alpha Delta Pi
'.ational social sorority.
Mrs. George Hoyle, Mrs. Oscar
Palmer. Mrs. C. S. Young tyid Mrs.
John McClurd attended the funeral
I of George Ntxon, son of Mr. and
| Mrs. J. R. Nixon, in Lincolnton on
1 Monday.
! Miss Mattie Adams has returned
home from Kings Mountain where
she has been visiting Mrs. Laura
Mauney for two weeks. Miss Adams,
who has been sick for some time is
now much improved.
Mrs. Ray Luts left the hospital
today and returned to her home aft
ur spending ten days there follow
ing an operation.
I Iredell Convict*
Make Escape
Statesville, April 19.—Three white
and three negro prisoners of Ire
dell county jail cut the bars of a
cell door and a window early yes
terday and escaped Officers were
searching for them tonight.
The men used hacksaws to sever
the bars. They escaped shortly be
fore 5 a. m. All were awaiting trial
at the next term of superior court.
Officers said the three white
men, who were in a cell on the
Jail's second floor, cut four bars
from their cell door, apparently
came downstairs where they re
leased the negroes, cut the grating
protecting an outside window and
fled
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Washburn and
Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Kirkpatrick of
this place and Misses Rebecca Aus
tell and Thelma Earl of Earl vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Oary Hamrick at
Lattimorc Sunday.
Mrs. Newton Famed of Greens
boro arrived in the city Thursday
to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Jap Suttle, with whom her little
daughter, Gloria, has been spend
ing the past ten days.
Luther Church
Sunday Services
"Here and Now” will be the sub
ject of the sermon at the Lutheran
church this Sunday at the 11 o'clock
service.
At 7:30 p. m., the subject will be
"Hereafter and Forever.”
Sunday school at 10 a. m. young
peoples meeting at 8:30 p. m. Light
Brigade organization meeting at
6:30 p. m.
The public is cordially invited to
all services.
At The Theatres
The Carolina's feature picture for
today is ‘‘The House of Mystery”, a
shivery, puszle drama filled with
suspense and vividly portraying
scenes of a mysterious monster and
his hideout in a mystic temple in
India. Saturday brings Buffalo
Bill, Jr., in "Riding Speed." Each of
the programs is supplemented by
entertaining extra subjects.
"Coming Out Party" is the gay
feature at the Webb today. Fran
ces Dee. Gene Raymond, Alison
Skipworth, Nigel Bruce and Harry
Green are the starred favorites.
Comedy and news reel are extras
on the same program. "King for a
Night” starring Chester Morris and
Alice White will be the Saturday
feature offering at the Webb, plus
another chapter of "Pirate Treas
ure" and a good comedy.
Belwood School
Issues Honor Roll
Many Names, High School And
Grammar, listed On Merit
Rorster for 1th Month.
The following students were on
the honor roll at Belwood school
last month:
Low first: Billie Coke, Clayton
Parker, Walter Peeler, Lamer Wil
lis, Thurman Warlick, Lorie Boyles,
Annie Lou Mauney, Coy Mae Peel
er, Roberta Sain.
High first: Gordon Dixon, Clay
ton Elliott, Robert Hoyle, Dorman
Meade, Clyde Crotts, Mildred Led
ford, Carol Gantt, Madeline Grigg.
High second: Katherine Young,
Margaret Falls, Audrey Gantt, Avle
Lou Lail, Doris Martin, Bernice Mc
Murray, Ralph Dixon, Edward Wil
lis.
Low second: Beatrice Dellinger,
Sarah Elam, Ruby Cornier, Elbert
Hoyle, Edith Hoyle Mode, Geneva
Rainey, Edith Rainey, Betty Lou
Sain, Adene Mltchem, Christine
Mitchem. Hilda Smith, Luella
Seagle, Melvin Sain.
Low third: Betty Bell Peeler,
Marjorie Richards, Homer Good
man.
High third: Janois Boyles, Mary
Lou Dayberry, Merlel Peeler, Mo
selle Sain, Florence Whisnant, Pos
telle Clark, Dargin Green, Ray
Mode. Wilburn Mode, Morgan Park
er. Walter Warlick.
Fourth grade: Clara Brackett,
Pansy Canlpe, Selma Lee Canlpe,
Alice Dixon, Mary Sue Dixon, Kath
leen Grigg, Selma Grlgg, Aileen
Hoyle, Margaret Ruth Peeler, Annie
Kathleen Willis, Wayne Boyles, Ar
nold Deal, Dwight Brown Gantt,!
W. C. McNeely.
Fifth grade: Jack Falls, Franklin
Peeler, Buddy Peeler, Russel Willis,
Lackey Peeler, Carl Elliott, Kather
ine Elam, Jeanette Hoyle, Annie
Mae Gantt, Annie V. Elliott, Ruth
Peeler, Ola Mae King, Rebron Tow
ery, Mary Lou Warlick, Adele Jus
tice.
Sixth grade: Mary Sain, Ora Mae
Willis, Coleen Wease, Corine Bea
gle Irene Richards, Lois Propst,
Winfred Mltchem, Thomas Justice,
Claude Cooke.
Seventh grade: Lillie Mae Willis,
Vivian Martin, Vertle McNeely, Jo
seph Porter, Blanche Peeler. Wilma
Mitchem, Alice Brackett, Jack Hoyle,
Mary Frances Falls.
Eighth grade Ruby Chapmen,
Donald Propst, Clarence Mode.
Ninth grade: Blanche Brackett,
Pauline Poole, Mary Lizzie Sain,
Virginia Willis, Bill Elam, B. P.
Peeler, Jr., Paul Porter, Coleen
! Mull.
Tenth grade: Mary Agnes Willis,
i Corene Self, Sarah Falls, Chas.
I Dellinger. Forest Devinney, Roger
! Peeler, Thomas Porter.
Eleventh grade: James Gantt.
Iva Turner, Nell Willis, Yates Car
penter.
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