Rotary Elects
District Head
HICKORY. May 8.—John W. Ar
rington of Greenville. S. C.. was
elected governor of the fifty-eighth
^ict of Rotary International at
■ at annual conference here today,
tbi other aspirant for the gover
norship,was Dr. Sam B. Earle of
Anderson, S C.
jlie business sessions of the con
ference were followed tonight by a
iianquet and ball given in honor of
ae retiring governor. Bob Phillips
Asiicville. The number of visiting
Rot arums and Rotary Anns had
• cached a total of more than 600
tonight- The conference comes to a
Shipp I§ Re-elected
In Close Contesl
NEWTON, May 8—R. J. Shlpj
was re-elected mayor of Newton ir
the municipal election yesterday
receiving 326 votes to 300 votes foi
the runner-up, former Mayor R. H
Phillips. B. B. Gaither, third mar
in the race, polled 96 votes.
Harold Mehaffey, H. C. Gabrle
and H. M. Yount were elected mem'
bers of the town council.
close at noon tomorrow.
Dinner speakers tonight were RO'
tartan James E. Gheen of New York
City and Hal Kohn of Newberry
s. c.
Outstanding among the addresse:
today were those of William R
Manffer of Nashville, Tenn., inter
national director, and Dr. Justii
Miller, dean of the school of law o:
Duke university. /
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PERSONAL News
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Miss Margaret Hannon Smith,
member of the Mitchell college
choir, spent the week-end here with
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Poet.
Mrs. W. V. Smith and daughter,
Miss Virginia Smith of Charlotte
spei*i the day Sunday in the city
; visiting Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Wash
bum. Mrs. Washburn and Mrs
Smith are sisters.
Mrs. O. Max Gardner of Wash
ington, D. C., arrived in the cits
Monday to be at the bedside of hei
mother, Mrs. J. L. Webb, who is ill
at her home on S. Washington St.
Misses Lillian Crowe and Sue
Propst, students at A. S. T. C„
Boone, spent the week-end in Mor
gan ton with Miss Frances Mull aft
er their school commencement on
Friday. They returned to their
homes here on Monday night.
Dr. and Mrs. James B. MeLarty
of Asheville are spending a few
days here this week with Dr. and
Mrs. E. K. MeLarty.
Miss Louise Miller, student at
Converse college and daughter oi
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Miller spent
last week-end on a Kappa Alpha
house party at Wake Fewest college
as guest of Albert Suttle.
Everette Toms, who was a student
at A. S. T. C., Boone, during the
past year has returned to hts home
here to spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Borders and
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ware of Char
lotte spent the day in Shelby Sun
day at the bedside of their sister
Mrs. L. A. Roberts who is a patten*
in the Shelby hospital suffering
from injuries received in an auto
mobile accident Saturday night.
Walter Wilson, who has been «
student at Crossnore during the past
term, returned to the home of his
parents. Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Wilson
here last night. Dr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Wilson went to Crossnore yes
terday to bring him home.
Mrs. W. H. Davis of 316 McBray
er street was operated on at the
Shelby hospital yesterday morning
She is recovering rapidly.
Mrs. Herman Eskridge returned tc
her home in Durham on Saturday
after spending last week here with
relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lin
er of Canton, who were also her*
last week, left Monday for Durham
to visit Mr. and Mrs. Eskridge this
week.
Friends of Mrs. J. L. Webb, will
be glad to know that her condition
continues to show improvement
Mrs. Webb has been quite ill since
Saturday night,
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Thomas anti
John Lemaster, all of Ridgeway, S
C.. spent Sunday here with Mr. an<!
Mrs. F. H. Kendall and Miss Annit
Thomas. —
Furman McLarty and Sherri!
Lineberger of Duke university, Dur
ham, the former an instructor anc
the latter a student, spent a few
days here this week with their re
spective parents. Dr. and Mrs. E. K
McLarty and Mr. and Mrs. J. D
Lineberger.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Hinson at
tended the district Rotary meetinj
In Hickory on Monday and Tuesday
George Hoyl* is spending severe
days this week in Wilmington when
he is attending a Masonic conven
tion.
Mrs. T. W. Bbeltoft and Miss
Elizabeth Ebeltoft visited the for
mer’s brother, Col. Wade Harris ir
Charlotte the first of this week. Col
Harris, who has many friends lr
Shelby, is ill and is a patient in th<
Charlotte Sanatorium.
Miss Jennie Thomas of Ridgeway
S. C., is spending this week hen
with her nieces, Miss Annie Thomai
and Mrs. F. H. Kendall at the hom«
of Mr. and Mrs. Kendall.
Mrs. R. R. Morgan has returnee
home from Gaffney, S. C., when
she spent several days at the bed
side of Mrs. B. B. Morgan who hai
been ill at her home there. Hei
condition is now somewhat improv
ed.
Mrs. John Stevens, mother ol
Mrs. Horace Besom, was taken tc
the Crowell clinic in Charlotte yes
terday where she is undergoint
treatment.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Over
ton a son, Joseph Louis, at the Shel
by hospital on Saturday morning,
May 5.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Snyder, Misses
Martha, Barbara and Bell Snyder
all of Bradentown. Fla., and Mr.’
Fred Loffman of Jacksonville. Fin
are visiting Mis. Fred Logan and
j Mrs. H. A. Logan on N. Mcfrgan 3t
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Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Robinson are
visiting at the home of their daugh
ter. Mrs. T. J. Ramseur. Mr. Rob
inson suffered a slight stroke oi
paralysis last Sunday and is in a
serious condition
Fred Logan, who has a positlor
at Chadbourne, spent the week-end
here with Mrs. Logan and his moth
er, Mrs. H. A. Logan.
Mrs. Tom McNair and little son
Tom Jr., returned to their home at
Maxton Sunday after spending lost
week as guests of Mrs. R. U. Woods
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Suttle spent
the week-end in Frankhnton with
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Pemell.
Miss Elizabeth Spangler left thb
morning for Newton where she will
play in the wedding of Miss Madge
Cline to Harvey Young tomorrow
The affair Is to be a large church
wedding and the rehearsal and re
ception will be held this evening.
Miss Betty Suttle spent the past
week-end visiting In Durham.
Mrs. Hal Schenck is in Charlotte
this week at the bedside of het
father, W. H. Masterman, who is
gravely 111.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Brown and
little son of Asheville spent Sundaj
here with Mrs. E. K. McLarty.
Card Of Thanks
We wish to take this opportunity
of expressing our thanks for all the
kindness and sympathy shown us
during the sickness and death of
our wife and mother.; Especially do
we wish to thank Or. E. B. Lattimore
and Roscoe Lutz.
W. W. Whisnant and Children.
Social News
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Jimmy Gardner
Celebrates Birthday
Jimmy Gardner, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Gardner celebrated his
ninth birthday last Wednesday aft
ernoon with a delightful party at
his home in Belvedere Heights.
Twenty-five guests were present.
When the guests arrived they were
Invited Into the dining room where
a sweet course w%s served. Later
they were taken into the woods near
the home, where a number of little
rubber balls had been hidden and
a hunt for these was enjoyed. The
children kept the balls they found
as favors.
Mrs. Gardner was assisted in en
tertaining by her two sisters, Mrs.
Herman Eskridge of Durham and
Mrs. Robert Liner of Canton and by
Mrs. D. H. Harris.
At The Theatres
Lee Tracy returns to the Webb to
day for the first time in recent
months in his new show, "Advice to
the Lovelorn,” with Sally Blane in
the feature role. Comedy and news
are added attractions on the same
bill. Thursday brings Sally Ellers,
John Mack Brown and Zasu Pitts
In a grand comedy called “3 On a
Honeymoon." Comedy, cartoon and
news are added to the program.
Fredric March who. In the past
has used his remarkable talents to
portray almost every conceivable
type of character, reaches the peak
of his career In "Death Takes a
Holiday,” new Paramount offering
today and Thursday at the Caro
lina. The picture stars March and
features Sir Guy Standing, Evelyn
Venable and Kent ’favlor.
Move To Kill All
Diseased Cattle
SALISBURY. May 8.—A resolu
tion favoring the slaughter of all
cattle affected with tuberculosis and
Bang'* disease as a means of con
trolling production of milk products
rather than through a processing
tax, was adopted at a joint meeting
of the executive committees of the
state granges of North Carolina and
South Carolina in Columbia. S. C.,
Friday, it is announced here by W.
O. Yeager, Rowan county farm
agent and a member of the North
Carolina committee.
A federal appropriation is recom
mended for payment for the cattle.
The resolution is being wired to
Henry 'Wallace, secretary of agricul
ture, to representatives in the house
and senate, and to the chief of the
dairy division in Washington.
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May Defend America’s Cup
The re-built a'oop yacht "Yankee,” which will compete with other
American cruft f>r the honor ul’ «l*.:i't,'.tiing tit? America’* Cun against
the British challeng'd', shown as she >inl into the water at relaunching
"t Boston. She raced the "ICnUt; i ?" for the honor in UMO. but
was nosed out.
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