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A small payment down will reserve anything in
the store. Many have already bought Diamonds
and Watches.
We have an exceptionally large stock of the best
and newest things suitable for gifts and you are in
vited to come in and look around.
Grand Engagement Rings, Wedding Rings, Din
ner Rings at the lowest prices ever known.
Elgin, Hamilton, Waltham Watches for Men and
Women, in all the new designs, priced reasonably.
T. W. Hamrick Co.
JEWELERS
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Says-—
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* Rand Shoe Company wrote the slqgan_
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|-they meant it. That statement became a policy from
I wtnch they have never deviated. Those men had vision.
I!• as long as there was a consuming nub
^?UALITy MERCHANDISE would be in dfmand
and from the time that statement was first uttered to
line present day, they have been doing that very thing—
miking STAR BRAND SHOES BETTER.
We have our new fall stocks of Star Brand Shoes
l--complete in every detail—in sizes for every member
I i/°Ur /ami y ‘ the leading styles for fall
!"?wlnter 1935! Come in and let us fit your family
pith these Quality Shoes.
Gantt & Company
FALLSTON, N. C.
WEBB THEATRE
jHELBY’S LEADING PLAYHOUSE
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we met. Maybe it was the
moonlight. But I never said
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local and •
.PERSONAL News
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Yates of Vin
cenes, Ind.. came to Shelby Priday
night to spend a week with their
I nephew, D. R. Yates, and Mrs
Mrs. Yates.
Miss Mary Wilburn, teacher in
the Blacksburg high school, was
crowned queen of the Hallowe'en
carnival held Friday evening in
Blacksburg. She was elected in f
contest sponsored by the athletic
association. She is a dtughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wilburn of
Kings Creek, S. C.
C. W. Dickson of Hartford, Conn.,
a business friend of Mr. Blackley's
was supper guest Thursday evening
of Mr. and Mrs. Shem Blackley.
Mrs. c. B. Freeman of Columbia,
S. C.. Mrs. c. B. Alexander, Miss
Augusta Alexander visited Clary
Alexander, patient at Oteen, Satur
day and found him much improv
ed, since being taken to the hos
pital some weeks ago. They retum
jed to Shelby Saturday night and
I Mrs. Freeman spent the night and
I Sunday here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hudson and
daughter, Mary Alice, Mias Ettalie
Moses and their guest, Mrs. V. B.
Ingram of LaOrange, Oa., spent
yesterday in Durham visiting the
former’s son. Hill Hudson, jr., stu
dent at Duke university.
Misses Kate Wilson, Anita Win
kler, Jessie Mackie, Amelia Steph
enson, Jo Shaw and Gertrude Tay
lor were among the local teachers
who spent Friday night in Charlotte
and attended the Saturday sessions
(of the Piedmont district teachers
j meeting.
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Miss Ruby McDonald spent the
week-end at Splndale as guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Watson.
Mrs. Nelson Lattimore spent the
week-end with her daughter, Miss
May Lattimore, at W, C. U. N. C.,
where the latter holds a position in
the college office.
Miss Sara Thompson spent the
week-end at Duke university with
friends.
Judge Hoyle Sink who is holding
a term of Superior court here, spent
the weeki-end in Greensboro with
his family, returning to Shelby this
morning.
, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weaver of
Richmond, Va., announce the birth
of a son, John Thomas, on Novem
ber 2 at the local hospital.
Mrs. C. E. Staten of Morven is
spending sometime here with her
daughter, Mrs. Max Washburn, and
Mr. Washburn, and their new son,
Alfred Seaton.
Grover Hamrick and a friend,
Mr. Boardman, of Albany, Ga., vis
ited the former's rdtattves here yes
terday. Among those he visited was
his sister, Mrs. W. H. Jennings, who
is a patient in the local hospital.
Mrs. Jennings’ condition remains
about the same.
Mr. and Mrs. Thad Ford, Mrs.
Tula Abemcthy and E. O. McGowan
visited Mrs. J. R. Nixon in Lincoln
ton yesterday. Mrs. Nixon, who has
many friends here, has been ill and
a hospital patient for the past ten
months, but is now much improved
and has been removed to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. McLarty, Jr.,
of Greensboro, are visiting at the
home of Dt. E. K. McLarty, and will
be here with him until he moves to
Hendersonville on Wednesday.
Another son, Rev. James B. Mc
Larty, returned to his home in
Asheville Saturday after being here
several days last week.
Mrs. B. L. Smith and little
daughter, Mary Blair, qpent Thurs
day in Gastonia with the former's
sister, Mrs. Me. O. Anders.
Judge and Mrs. E. Y. Webb visited
their daughter. Miss Lily Taylor, at
Salem colege, Winston-Salem yes
terday. Lily, has oeen a patient in
the college sanatorium for two weeks,
suffering with flu, but is now out
again.
Mrs. Shem Blackley and son,
Bhem, jr., will go to Charlotte this
afternoon with Mr. Blackley, where
they will attend the Ringling Broth
ers circus.
Miss Harte Oliver left last week
for a two weeks' vacation which she
will spend with a sister in Louis
ville, Ky., and with her mother, in
Winston-Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Roberts and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lutz attended the
State-Carolina game in Raleigh
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Beunna Bostic was able to
return to her work at LaFayette
school this morning after being ill
most of last week at the home ofi
her daughter. Mrs. Shem Blackley,!
on South Washington street
I
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lineberger
and Miss Nancy Lineberger spent
the week-end in Asheville with
Mr. and Mrs. John Lineberger.
j Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Morris and
daughter. Sue Brevard, spent the
week-end here with Dr. and Mrs
E. B. Lattimore.
Miss Mildred McKinney and Hen
ry Lee Weathers attended the foot
ball game at Duke University, Dur
ham, Saturday afternoon and both
spent the week-end there with for
mer school friends.
Miss Frances Lowry of Wash
ington, D. C., is here visiting her
mother. Mrs. T. M. Lowry, and her
jaunt, Mrs. R. L. Rybum.
Miss Winona Walker, school li
brarian, spent the week-end In Bel
mont with Miss Sadie Miller.
Mrs. Beulah Nixon and Miss
Tilly Jones spent Sunday and Sun
day night at Chapel Hill visiting
friends.
Mrs. G. C. Keever Is seriously ill
in the Charlotte Sanatorium where
she has been undergoing treatment
since last Wednesday. Mr. Keever
spent yesterday at her bedside.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Webb, Jr., and
two children, Ann Taylor and Paul,
III, left yesterday for Winton to
visit Mrs. Webb’s mother. Mr. Webb
will return home In a few days,
leaving Mrs. Webb and the children
for a visit of several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Baird and chil
dren spent the week-end in Char
lotte with relatives.
Revs. H. F. Fogleman and J, D.
Morris of Fallston and Rev. Robert
Troxler of Polkville, will attend the
Methodist Protestant conference
which convenes Wednesday in Hen
derson.
Dr. E, K. McLarty preached his
last sermon yesterday morning at
Central Methodist church and will
move this week to his new charge
at Hendersonville. Rev. R. M. Court
ney who has been assigned this
church hy the Western North Caro
lina conference will move to Shel
by with his family this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ‘Carroll,
Felix Hamrick, Paul Wilson and
Carl Newman attended the State
Carolina game in Raleigh on Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Mitchell and
two children of Mt. Holly visited
Mrs. W. F. Mitchell here yesterday.
Mrs. W. H. Webb, Mrs. Raymond
i Cline and daughter. Doris, Mrs.
Cleveland Gardner, and Mrs. Og
burn Lutz attended the flferal fair
at Kings Mountain Friday after
noon.
Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Osborne, and
Dr. and Mrs. Joe Osborne, the lat
ter of Rosman, were the spend-the
day guests yesterday of Dr. J. R.
Osborne’s daughter, Mrs. Garland
Green, and Mr. Green at Boiling
Springs.
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Around 200 teachers from the
schools of the county and city at
tended the meeting of the South
Piedmont district teachers associa
tion held in Charlotte Friday and
Saturday.
Dr; S. F. Parker will attend the
meetings of the obstetric clinic, be
ing conducted each afternoon this
vteek in Gastonia by Dr. J. R. Mc
Cord of Emory university.
Dr. D. F. Moore leaves this
afternoon for Baltimore, Md., to at
tend clinics and to visit his nephew
who la serving an interne at the
University hospital, Baltimore. He
will be away for two or three days.
Mrs. Joe Wray and son, Joe, Jr„
of Gastonia, visited Ed Wray, also
a son of Mrs. Wray, and Stough
Wray here yesterday afternoon. The
latter, a patient in the hospital, is
reported as Improving.
Mr. and Mrs. John McDaniels and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDaniel, of
Andersonville spent yesterday here
with Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Sweet,
who have an apartment at the home
of Dr. and Mrs, J. R. Osborne on
Cleveland Springs road.
Mrs. Hugh Bettis of Nash, Inc. is
attending a school in corset fitting
at the Hotel Charlotte thl6 week.
Miss Blffie Propes, Miss Clara
Greene, Miss Katie Mai Toms and
guest, Miss Dot Joy of Columbia, S.
C. and Paul Wray, spent Sunday in
the mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson vis
ited friends in Charlotte Sunday.
Mrs. B. B. Mathews and daugh
ter. Marguerite, have returned home
after an extended visit to the for
met V: parent,v, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Hanson, in Montevideo. Minnesota.
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EVERY TIME HE STARTS OUT- a ,
HmruMuhrd lhmu|b Court* «j ft ih« Jitmrhlj Commfrn*] App**) * ' '
Invaders Face Shortage ot W atcr
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It is the task of a large corps of men to sink new wells in the wake
of Italy’s advancing troops in Ethiopia to provide the invaders with
their all-important water supply. Water piped from one of the new
wells is being tested, above. Shortage ef water has been held ai
serious a threat to the Italian campaign as their Ethiopian opponents
No-Drinking Plan
Is Well Received
DAVIDSON, Nov. 2—The anti
drlnking campaign at Davidson col
lege football games this year has
brought forth favorable comment
from all sections of the south.
A statement of policy, evolved aft
er conference among leading mem
bers of the student body and faculty,
is read at the beginning of each
football game over the public ad
dress system in the stadium. The
statement reads, “It is traditional on
the Davidson campus that we have 1
no drinking. Our guests at football
games are particularly requested to j
refrain from violating ,in this im- •
portant matter the wishes of trus- j
tees faculty, students and friends otj
the college." I
With the reading of this notice at
each game since the South Caro
lina contest, there has been a great,
deal of applause, led by the David
son college student body, who un
animously indorsed statement be
fore it was read at a game.
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11 Cleveland Girls
At Woman’s College
GREENSBORO, Nov. 4.—Among
(ho 1,523 students enrolled at the
Women's college of the University
of North Carolina are eleven girls
from Cleveland county. Six of thee"
girls arc from Shelby. They are:
Misses Rachel Conner, Helen Vir
ginia Harwtck, Marie Llneberg’r !
King. Janet Morrison. Esther Ann j
Quinn, and Dorothy B. 8mlth.
Other girls from Cleveland coun- j
ty are: Misses Mary C. Conwell n !
Lawndale: Aileen Crowder of Lat- j
timore; Annabelle Lee of Pallston;
and Douglas Plonk and Helen Will
iams of Kings Mountain.
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Note
Because of the urgent demand for this great
picture in other cities, we will not be able to
hold it over for extra runs. Be sure you see It
either today or Tuesday—your only chancel
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WE ARE IN A POSITION
TO MAKE HOME LOANS
ii i
In keeping with our long service to the people of
this community, wo arc making loans for the pur
pose of buying, building, or improving homes in „
Shelby and this vicinity. Those loans may be re
paid in convenient monthly or weekly installments,
and you have the added advantage of dealing with
home folks—where you cam drop in for a discussion
of any phase which might arise in the future.
Sec us about this. There is no aggra
vating red tape connected with a loan
from this institution.
THE SHELBY BUILDING
and LOAN ASSOCIATION
Cha«. C. Blmfton, Pits. i. F. Roberta, S«e.-TroM
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