Hope To Resurface
Streets In Newton
’ EWTON. Aug. 2.—Following a
Re ference bet ween Mayor Robert J
Shipp and Ross M Sigmon of Sal-j
lobury, state highway commissioner1
for this district, it was announced i
here that prospects for resurfacing;
Highways 10 and 16 within the
Newton city limits, with federal
fund.;, were considered brtght. The!
proposed resurfacing wiS tnclud
two sides of the court square, froi
the extreme end of North Mai
avenue to the extreme end of Sout
College avenue.
A mother and grandmother wci
killed by a bolt of lightning as th»
sat. on the porch of their home i
Alexander county. N. C. Friday.
Ninety-five per cent of the pec
pie of Turkey are illiterate.
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More than twice
as many
Westinghouse
ELECTRIC
Refrigerators
Hax'e been sold in
Shelby as all oth* -
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Mr. and Mrs. Reid Thackston of
New fork City spent last week here
with the former's parents. Mr and
Mrs. H. A. Thackston, and his bro
ther, C- D Thackston. and Mrs.
Thackston.
Miss "Ruth Shively of Salisbury
will leave for her home tomorrow
after visiting Mr. and Mrs. "Slim''
Sherrill here this week.
Friends of Miss Pauline Dedmon,
who is attending the summer school
at A S. T. C., Boone, will be in
terested to learn that she made
the scholarship honor roll during
the first quarter.
Mrs. Harry Caldwell and Miss
Grace Clary have returned to their
homes in Gaffney after spending
a few days here with the former's
sister. Mrs. Clyde Nolan, and Mr
Nolan
Zeno Wall. Jr., was able to re
turn to his work at the Byrum
hosiery mill on Wednesday after
being out for several days recover
ing from injuries received when a
horse on which he was riding fell
with him.
Miss Hazel Plaster of Winston
Salem is here this week visiting her
brother. Dr H S. Plaster, and Mrs.
Plaster.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Shipp leave
Sunday for Chicago where they will
spend two weeks visiting the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry G.
Koenig.
Mr. and Mrs. S W Davis an
nounce the birth of a son. John
Walton, on Julv 28 at their home
on Vv Marion street.
j Mr. and Mrs, C. Walker. Miss Lu
cille Walker and Kenneth Walker
or Berkeley. Calif., are spending a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. F. L
Hoyle. Kenneth Walker leaves
within (he next week for New York j
| City and sails fitim there on Aug
[to fcr a three months tour of Eng
i land and Europe.
Dr. and Mrs. Zeno Wall and fam
! ily. Miss Ada Ramsey Wall and
I Wocdrcw Wall, returned home yes
terday from Mars Hill. Mrs. Wall
and the children have Spent the
summer there and Dr. Wall Joined
j them there during the past, two
' weeks. Yates Wall, who attended
I summer school there, fame home
j about a week ago.
Miss Elizabeth Austell Is spend
ing this week with her sister. Mrs.
Roscoe Lutz, who with her children
is spending this month at a cot
tage in Mars Hill.
Mrs. T. H. Lowery and grand
daughter. Eloise Young, leave Mon
day t*> spend next week at Ridge
crest.
•..Miss Sara Lee.Hamrick Miss
Kathleen Hamrick and O. V. Ham
rick. Jr., have returned home from
a ten days visit to friends in Golds
boro.
Mrs. H. E. Kendall returned home
;last night from a week’s visit to
her son. Wiseman Kendall, and
Mrs. Kendall. They and their
guest. Mrs C. A. MOss. brought her
to Shelby and spent today here with
her. They also visited Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Doggett,
Bobby Waldo, little son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Waldo, is improv
ing at his home on W. Warren
street after having his tonsils re
moved on Tuesday.
Oliver, jr., and Gene Anthony
returned home last night after
spending this week in Greenville, i
S. C.. with their aunt, Mrs. A. F.
Martin, and Mr. Martin.
j Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Crowder and
i son, Bobby, Mrs. Fred Morton and
j Mrs. Tom Miller spent yesterday
at their respective cottages at
[ Lake Lure. They were joined there
1 yesterday afternoon by Mr. and
'Mrs. C. H. Hardin, jr„ and chil
dren, Miss Louise Hardin and
Buddy Hardin.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kerr and Mrs.
Corrie Kerr of Spartanburg, I. C.,
spent the day here Sunday visiting
Mrs. J. D. Kerr's sister. Mrs. H. S.
Plaster, and Dr. Plaster on South
Washington street.
Mrs Coll* Blanton Is § patient in
the Shelby hospital where she un
j derwent. a major operation this
morning
Mr and Mrs c. D. Thaekston
spent last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Denton in Monroe.
Miss Geneva Dedmon. Miss Mary I
Lou Dedmon and Mrs. B. T. Glad
den and little son, B. T. Jr., have 1
been spending the past few days 1
at Boiling Springs as guests of <
Mr and Mrs. Byron Wilson and
Mr and Mrs. J. L Gladden Mrr
Gladden and little enn. who the !
1 in AHs Vlwta a**? t
j Lcmetim* here with relatives. i
Mr. and Mrs W J. Wortman an- |
, nounce the birth of a son, William'
, Jerome, Jr., at Grace hospital,!
Morganton, on Thursday, August 2.
j Mrs. Wortnyin before marriage
| was Mias Roberta Royster ol
j Fallston.
1 Among the out-of-town relativ
es and friend* who were in the
city on Wednesday to attend the
funeral of Airs. J. T. Gardner
were: Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McCall
of Charlotte: Fred McCall of
Chapel Hill: Mr. and Mr*. Harvey
Jetton, Mrs. Herbert Miller, Mrs
Jake Burgln. Mrs. J. L. Thompson,
and Mrs. Hal Hoyle of Ltncoln
1 ton: Misses Margaret and Nell
Young. Mrs. Frank Wilkins, and
Mrs. A W Fa Ivey of Forest, City;
Mr. and Mrs B B Gardner , of
Gastonia; Miss Madge Wilkins and
Mrs W O. Watkin, of Ruther
fnrdton: Miss Bea.ie Williams of
Jacksonboro: and Misses Kather
ine and Sara Noe of Statesville.
Mis. J A Lattlmore left yes
terday morning for Chicago to vis
it A Century of Progress Exposi
tion. She *111 alao visit relatives!
in Chicago.
Mrs. J. T, Wilder of Castalia has
been spending the past month
here with her daughter, Mrs. A. C
Farmer, and Mr. Farmer. Mr
Wilder and another daughter. Mrs
W. C. Bethune, with Mr Bethune
and their son, Frederick. from
Washington, this state, will come
to Shelby on Saturday to spend r
few days. Mrs Wilders will return i
home with them the first of next j
week.
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Miss Sarah Lee Hamrick is
spending this week end In Cherrv
ville.
Miss Hazel Dennis will return to j
her home in High Point on Sun- j
day after .'pending this week here j
with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Mabry and !
Mr. and Mrs. L. U. Arrowood.
Dr Ben Gold. Renn Drum and
DeWitt Quinn spent the day vet -1
terday at Saluda where Dr Gold!
attended a medical clinic They!1
stopped by Lake Lure on their i
way home where Dr. Gold is hav
ing a lakeside cottage construct'd
Hubert, Wilson and Clyde Short
left, this morning for Morehead
City to spend the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. William Ltneberger.
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Short and Miss
Patsy Short will return home with
them on Sunday.
Mr .and Mrs. John p Mull. Mrs.
John McClurd and John McClurd
jr., went to Morganton on Tuesday
to attend the funeral sendees for
Elbert Wortman. 33, who died sud
denly at his home there Mondsv.
Mr. Wortman was a first cousin of
Mr. Mull and a nephew of Mr
McClurd.
Miss Bright Hoyle of Charlotte is
visiting Miss Elizabeth Thompson
here this week.
Announce Services
At Colored Church |
The following services for Sun
day at the Robert Tabernacle C.
M E. church have been announced.
Sunday school at 9:45 o'clock;
Morning worship service at eleven
o clock with holy communion und
er the auspices of the senior stew
ardess of the board; and the serm
on by the pastor on the subject
'Sin Lieth at Your Door."
Beginning Wednesday, August 8
to August 12, a district conference
will be held at Union Mills, N. C.
The delegates from Shelby are Mill
icent Smith, Margaret Rodgers, Cora
Bailey, Mrs. Mertha Mills and the
pastor.
Scoggins Family
To Hold Reunion
RUTHERFORDTON, Aug. 2. —
The Scoggins reunion will be held
at the Race Path Baptist church,
between Ellenboro and Henrietta,
Sunday, August 12. Attorney John
U. Francis, of Oklahoma City, Okla.,
will deliver the principal address
it 11 A. M. R. E. Brice, of Ruther
'ordton, will aiso speak. A picnic
iinner will be served at noon on
he church lawn. This family has
t wide connection, and many are
expected to attend.
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Episcopal Church
Sunday Services
On Sunday, Aug. 5th, at the
Church of The Redeemer, S. La
fayette and Graham Streets, there
vill be service at 11:00 a. m. to be
ollowed by the Holy Communion,
lev. J. B Sill is staying at the
Cleveland Hotel.
More than 35 resident "f C'ata
ns Island. California playground, t
irtinpiied in the fir;' annual
sland tennis championships.
Upper Cleveland
Couple Is Wtdded
(Special to The Star.'
CASAR, R-l, Aug 3.- M1*. Nevie
Towery and Ha) Bowman of Law n
dale surprised their friends bv mot
oring to Gaffney, 8. c Saturday,
July 29th and Retting married. Mrs
Bowman Is the attractive daughter
of Mr and Mrs Bruce Towery c,
this community. Mr. Bowman i.
youngest son of Mrs J. Bowman of
Law ndale They will make lh<*i •
home at the groom's mother it
Lawndale where he holds a pnaltl.tr.
with Cleveland Mill and Power Co
The revival meeting is in prog
ress at New Hope this week. The
Rev. Mr Bonhardt Is conducting
the services. Large crowds are at
tending the evening services.
Boyd Mathe"on of Morganton
spent the week-end with his sister,
Mrs. R L. Morris and Mr. Morris.
Mrs. Adam Tcssener and children
of Camleen ate spending tills v *«t
ait.h her sister-in-law, Mrs J. R
Stedmar
John Whisnant and daughte;
spent Friday in Moiganton visiting
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs tyrnnlr Smith of
Lawndale spent the week-end with!
Mr and Mrs Brisco Lane
Mias L D Hunt of Shelby *w
spending this week with her grand
mother, Mrs W K Hunt.
Mrs. Charles Mull end two chU
dren. Dorothy and Mary Sue. of
Clover, S. C. who have been spend
ing sometime with Mrs. Zero Mul'
went to Lawndale Monday lo visit
her sister, Mrs Eva Mauney.
Mrs. Jame.. Ongg and two chil-|
drrn, .loan and Jerry, o( Lawndale,
spent the week-end with her aunt
Mrs. Leona Hunt.
Mr and Mrs. Buford Richards of
Lawndale spent Saturday night i
with Mr.. Rlrhards' parents, Mr j
and Mr C \V Self
Mr. M. E Whlsrant and *wc
daughter.. Juanita and Polly and
Mr and Mrs. Sam Black of Holll;
visited Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Whls
nant Sunday afternoon
Johnnv McFarland who lias been
making his home with Fred Whtv
nan! this rummer returned to U'.s
home at Duncans Creek Wednes
day
Mt.v Bulah PreUu spent several!
days last work with her uncle. |
Chancry Crowder and Mr Crowder j
of rrar Iawndalt.
Mr and Mu. Roy Bookout and j
daughter, tieneva and Mr and
Mrs Zero MeNet’y of OherryvUIe
spent the week-end with their par
ents. Mr and Mr: Dock McNelUy.
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— SWISS MILK —
3 TALL "7
CANS __ 1 / C
- CORN FLAKES -
3 M^rs-.19c
—CIGARETTES
2 for. 25c — Carton .
Cheese
BROOKFIELD.
POUND
. $1.20
1 7V2c
PEANUT BUTTER, lb. jar, 2 for .... 25c
Breakfast Sausage, No. 2 can, 2 for .. 35c
SALAD DRESSING - LETTUCE LEAF
Pints.. 17c — Quarts .29c
PEACHES—Georgia Belles and Elbert a
For Canning — Per Bushel
97c
Lemons
L^RGE SIZE
DOZEN
25c
— BALL’S MASON FRUIT JARS—
Pint*.. 69c — Qt*. . 79c — J Gal*. $1.09
POTATOES — No. 1 White
Irish — 10 Pounds
Bananas
GOLDEN RIPE
3 POUNDS
15c
17c
CERTO
SUGAR
10 POUND BAG
29c
55c
FLOUR - Guaranteed, 24-lb. bag .... 95c
PORK & BEANS, V'i Camp*.5c
LUX TOILET SOAP, 3 for ...... 19c
LUX FLAKES
10c
CMC SOAP, 4 for. 15c
MARKET SPECIALS
BOLOGNA.
Pound _
124
Fresh PORK
CHOPS, lb. _
174
VEAL CHOPS
Pour.d . _
124c
Beef Liver,
Pound _
124c
Breakfast Bacon
Pound
25c
Pure Pork
Sausage, lb.
14c
We Deliver Friday arid Saturday
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CAROLINA
<‘OOL BREEZES-BETTER SOUND
~ TODAY ONLY —
JIMMY DURANTE and LUPE VELEZ
IN
‘Strictly Dynamite*
With
NORMAN FOSTER - WILLIAM GARGAN
MARIAN NIXON — MILI„S BROTHERS
--SATURDAY —
SHOW STARTS AT It O'CLOCK
RANDOLPH SCOTT
In ZANE GREY’S
“MAN OF THE FOREST”
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KEETER’S
SPECIALS *
Quick Arrow SOAP CHIPS, pkg.5c
BROOMS Each 25c
PEANUT BUTTER, 2 lb. Jar.25c
SANTOS COFFEE, lb. 21e
Rumford Baking Powder, lb. can.25c
SUGAR Bulk 10-lbs. 52c
Blu Kro*. TOILET PAPER, 3 roll, .. 25c
Grapefruit Juice, No. 2 can, 2 for.25c
MACARONI - Package.Sc
POST TOASTIES - 2 for. 15c
Swift’. Tomato Juice, 3 cant.25c
Ginger Ale, Carolina Pine, 3 bottle* 25c
VANILLA COOKIES, lb. 15c
SODA CRACKERS, 2 lb.25c
SALMON - Can. 10c
OCTAGON SOAP, Small, 10 for .... 25c
Calo Dog Feed, Mankind. 3 can*.25c
We Redgem Lifebuoy and Rin*o Coupon*
VANILLA WAFERS - Box.20c
CIGARETTES, Pkg. 13c; Carton $1.20
BREAD, Regular price 10c; Bott’t, OC.
Merita, Becker’* & Tar Heel, 3 for °
-PRODUCE SPECIALS
CORN - Dozen 19c
LEMONS - Dozen . 24c
ORANGES"-Dozen 25c
BANANAS - 4 Pounds25c
GRAPES - Thompson’s Seedless 124c
TOMA TOES - Pound T 5c
CANTALOUPES - Each 5c
CARROTS - Bunch 5c
LIMA BEANS" 3 lb. 25c
OKRA - Pound10c
GRAPEFRUIT - Each10c
GREEN PEAS - Pound5c
CELERY - Stalk21c
LETTUCE - Large Head_10c
CABBAGE - Green Heads, lb. 2$c
-MEAT SPECIALS
DRESSED FRIERS - Pound 21c
BEEFROAST, Native - Pound ~ 12|c
Country Ham. Half or Whole, lb. 24c
FISH - Croakers - 4 lb. 25c
STEW BEEF - Pound" ~ 74c
Buy Your Meats Where They Are Fresh
Wcit Warren St. Phone* 312 Sc 412
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