PLEASANT RIDGE
NEWS OF WEEK
(Special to Til* Star.)
PLEASANT RIDOE. Apr. 3.—
n)e Missionary committee sponsor
ed a special program Sunday and a
special collection was taken.
Dsntel Waters of Tennessee,
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs Loyd Waters and hi; father
ret timed home with him for a few
days visit.
Mrs. Abram Daves and daughter
and Mrs. Wlnt Daves of Moores
boro, spent Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Webb.
Mrs. Bruce Hildabran and little
daughter Ann of Marlon, spent a
few days with her mother recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Mason
and ton spent the week end with
Mrs. Jenkins of Trinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Abram Daves of
Mooresboro, spent the wreek end
with Mr. and Mrs. D. R. McSwain.
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Blanton
Invited the following ter dinner
Sunday as it was the former’s birth
day; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jones,
Mr and Mrs. Shelton McSwain, Mr.
and Mrs. George Lookadoo and
son Emmett.
Mr. and Mrs. Max McSwain mo
tored to Asheville Sunday.
Roosevelt Estate
Settles Bank Levy
RALEIGH, April 3.—Gurney P,
Hood, state bank commissioner, to
ri a v got two checks from New York
totalling *30,000 In payment of stock
assessments due the defunct Page
Trust company by the estate of the
late President Theodore Roosevelt
and Robert T. McCoon, an employe
of Roosevelt and son.
The bank commissioner won liti
gation in New York state in which
the Roosevelt interests fought the
assessments.
We are making every effort to
pay another dividend to the de
positors of the Page Trust company,
and the collection of these funds
win be of great assistance,” Hood
;airi.
Was Deaf-Now Hears
The Clock Tick
•'I was so deaf that I could hear
nothing; now I can hear the clock
tick." writes Miss I. C„ Goldsboro,
N c. OURINE was created by an
. European ear specialist, Is a simple
f home treatment which Is bringing
new hope and happiness to suffer
ers everywhere. If you are hard of
hearing, bothered by head noises,
earaches, ringing and buzzing in
ears, sick with the dread of ap
proaching deafness, get OURINE
today. Relief is quick—cost only a
few cents a day. Money back if
dissatisfied. Suttle's Drug Store, ad.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator of the
'state of Sallle Gamble, deceased, late of
Cleveland county, North Carolina, this Is
is notih all persons having elalma against
'he estate of said deceaaed to exhibit
'hem to the undersigned at Shelby. N. C.,
on or before the 4th day of March, 1937,
or this notice will be pleaded In bar of
thru recovery. All persona indebted to
>ki estate wilt please make Immediate
D>;mcnt.
This the 4th day of March. 1930.
JOHN F. GAMBLE, Administrator of
Salhc Gamble, deceaaed. ,
Quinn. Hamrick te Hamrick, and H. Clay
Cos, Attorneys, gt Mar gc
SALE or HEAL ESTATE
Derauit having been made In the pa;
ment of the Indebtedness secured by tin
certain deed of trust, dated May 11, 1*3
executed by Emma Davis, unmarried,
U z. Newton, trustee, said deed df trjj
remg of record in the reglstrv of Clevi
end county, N. C„ In book 303 at pa|
'• 1 "111 at the request of the hoder i
ine Indebtedness secured thereby, and ui
oer anld by vlrtul of the power of se
contained in aald deed of trust, procet
'o sell to the hlgheat bidder for cash i
the courthouse door In Shslby, N. Cx, i
: 0 dock M. on
Monday. April »*, 19M
the following described real eatatt:
Ail that parcel of land located in t)
c_t) of Shelby, North Carolina, frontti
feet on Georgia street, and extendtr
0 S depth of 150 feet; the same ben
'o' No. 31 and a strip 35 fast In width o
m , . nu0r,h end °f >ot No. 33. aa show
airv ^f b£?k J “ p»«* 44 of th» »l
“'I* Cleveland county. N. C.
4,«s mh <1,3' of Mareh. 1936.
4t Mar 20c D. t. NEWTON. Trustee
37 Light
- USED CARS -
financed by
Rogers Motors ~
House and Bam
Erected In The
Belwood Section
(Special to The Star.)
BELWOOD. Apr. 3.—The home
circle met with Mias Zell* Willi*
! last Wednesday. There was a large
j crowd present. After the program
j refreshments were served by the
hostess assisted by Mrs. Hartford
Willis.
Miss Maggie Myfr Chapman
spent last week In Llncodnton with
her aunt Mrs. Bynum Chapman
and Mr. Chapman.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Newton of
Casar visited Mr. and Mrs. Johnie
Buff Sunday.
Mark Willis moved into his new
; home that he had erected near Miss
Bessie Willis’. Mr. Carroll Beam
moved in the house recently vacat
ed by Mr. Willis.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Carpenter or
Cherryville visited his grandmother
Mrs. Clarice Carpenter Sunday.
Hugh HOyle has erected a new
barn and other improvements on
the farm he purchased ftom Mr.
Ambrose Peeler.
Thomas Porter and Roger Peeler
have returned to .school after spend
ing the holidays with their par
j ents.
Mrs. Jim Peeler is visiting her
j parents Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Bess of
: Vale.
I
Woman’s Club To
Meet At Polkville
(Special to Th* 8tar.)
POLKVILLE, April I .-The Wo
man's cifib of Poikvilla, win meat
Tuesday afternoon April 7, at 3:30
o'clock in the Home economics de
partment. The major project for
the meeting will be ‘'Storing,” The
hostesses will be Mrs. Fay and Mrs
Ben Jenkins, Mrs. Huber Oold,
Misses Marie Davis and Willie
Falls.
Mrs. L. C. Palmer, Mrs. John
Elliott. Mrs. W. J. Bridges and
Miss Lottie Elliott, motored to Bos
tic Tuesday.- *■"*•'»*
The revival meeting will begin at
Polkville church Sunday night
April 8.
David Laller of Asheville aoent
the week end with his sister Mrs.
Plato Elliott,'«»d Mr- Elliott. *"
Ed Lackey of Morganton spent
Saturday with his parents Mr and
Mrs. Frank Lackey.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Carpenter
and son, of Ellenboro, spent Satur
day afternoon Ja^tb the former’s
sister Mrs. W J. Bridges and Mr.
Bridges.
Poplar Springs Elects
New B. T. U. Officers
(Special to The Star.)
POPLAR SPRINGS, April 3.—
The following officers have been
elected in the B.T.U. for the new
quarter. General officers. Director
Ruth Hamrick: assaltant director,
Packard Elliott; secretary, Kath
leen Jones, chorister, Carrie Mae
Bridges: pianist, Mrs. Bill Phllbeck.
Senior officers, president, Bernes
Lemons: vice-president, Packard
Elliott: secretary, James Debrew;
corresponding secretary, Miller
Wallace: treasurer, John Hamrick;
Bible leader, Alvie Jones; pianist,
Mrs. Bill Phllbeck; chorister, Bros
sie Hamrick; group captains, Emma
Hamrick, Mrs. Alvie Jones,, Evelyn
Wallace,*Alma Hamrick.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Lemons and
daughter Gladys spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Martin and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Anthony of Ross
Grove community.
The Ledbetter family and friends
enjoyed a reunion at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. T. Ledbetter
Sunday.
A. M. Hamrick. Mrs. W. W. Jones,
Miss Elmira Hamrick visited Mrs.
Will McBrayer of Mooresboro last
Monday afternoon. Mrs. McBrayer
has been sick for a long while.
The Junior B.Y.P.U. gave a dem
onstration program In general as
sembly Sunday.
New Revised Time Table
EFFECTIVE APRIL 1ST» 1936
ASHEVILLE—HENDERSONVILLE—SHELBY—CHARLOTTE
pm
5 00
» 45
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MS
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« 40
* 50
? 05
1 25
7 47
8 nj
I 35
* 50
PM
2 00
2 52
2 35~
2 52
2 52
3 00
3 40
3 45
3 55
4 10
4 30
4 55
b 20
5 40
* 00
PM
Read Dawn
AM AM AM
1100 7 15 _
1150 8 05 _
AM
2 45 Lv.
3 35 Ar.
1130
1150
7 45 _
8 05 _
Lv.
Ar.
Read Up
AM PM PM
Asheville Ar. 1115 3 10 5 00
Bat Cave lv. 1025 2 20 4 10
TfiwT
PM
Hen'VMe
Bat Cave
Ar.
Lv.
1035
2 35
2 20
4 40
4 10
PM
1015
9 36
106ft
AM
2 30
1 40
- 9 40
1150
1159
1240
1245
1255
/ 10
1 30
J 55'
3 20
2 40
3 00
PM
8 OS
8 IS
8 55
9 00
9 10
9 25
9 45
1010
1035
10SS
111S
AM
7 00
7 23
7 50
8 10
8 30
AM
Lv.
35
45
25
30
40
56
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40
05
25
45 Ar
AM
Bat Care Ar. 1025
Chlmn'y R. ISIS
Ruth’ton .... 9 35
Spindale _9 30
Form city_9 20
Mooresb’ro.. 9 05
Shelby _8 45
K M. _8 20
Gastonia_7 55
■elmont_7 35
Charlotte Lv- 7 15
AM
2 20
3 10
1 30
1 25
1 18
1 00
1845
1220
1155
1135
1115
AM
4 10
4 00
3 20
3 15
3 05
2 60
3 30
3 05
1 40
1 ? 0
1 00
PM
7 00
8 35
6 10
5 50
5 30
PM
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9 36
8 45
8 40
8 30
8 15
8 00
7 38
7 10
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PM
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1350
1345
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1330
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1135
1110
1050
1030
PM
Queen City Coach Co.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL
PHONE 450 SHELBY, N. C.
I
OAK GROVE HAS
MANY VISITORS
Mr. and Mr*. Everett Ford An
nounce Birth of a Son. Mlt*
• rattenon Hurt.
(Special to Hie Star.)
OAK OROVE, April 3.—Bom to
Mr. and Mr*. Everett* Ford Wednes
day. March 35. a ton.
Mrs. D. A. Beil who ha* recently
been very ill continue* to improve
»t present.
K. B. Ledford was very tick last
week with flu.
Mie* Dorothy Patterson who had
the misfortune to get painfully,
but not seriously hurt Sunday in
an accident near Cherryrllle 1* do
ing well.
A number of relatives and
frends of Mr*. Essie Wright gath
ered at her home Saturday, March
3ft and surprised he with a boun
tiful birthday dlhner.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Porter and
children spent Sunday with the
former’s parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Porter of Buffalo.
Miss Cynthia Lovelace of Flint
Hill Is spending some time visiting
here.
Billy Hamrick accompanied by
1 Mr. and Mrs. Q. .V. Phllbeek visit
ed the fowners daughter, Mrs. Lil
ly Beckl*r of near Hickory Qrove,
S. C., Sunday. Mr. Hamrick re
mained for an extended visit with
1 his daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Harland Divenn.v
of near ChSrryville were visitors of
Mr, and Mrs. A. C. Bell Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Phllbeek of
Caroleen are spending some time
here visiting their son Q. V. Phil
beck and Mr*. Phllbeek.
Mrs. John Roes of' Bethany, 8
C., is spending some time here vls
Itlpg relatives and friends.
Superlatives Of
B. S. High Given
The following wWe elected super
1* Mves by the senior dess of Boll
ing Springs high school:
Wittiest girl—Rachel Huggins.
Wittiest boy—BIU Lipscomb.
Most dependable girl—Vemie
Batchelor.
Most dependable .boy—Tates
Hawkins.
Most popular girl—Edith Ham
rick.
Most popular boy: James Jenkins.
Prettiest girl: Marjorie Hamrick.
Most handsome boy: James J«t*
kins.
Most studious girl Virginia Brid
ges.
Most studious boy: Jack Hol
land.
Most athletic girl: Rachel Hug
gins.
Most athletic boy BUI MoRwain.
Most conceited girl: Marjorie
Hamrick.
Most conceited boy: Paul Ham
rick. Jr.
Most talkative girl Dixie Greene.
Most talkative boy: Bill McSwaln.
Best dressed girl Edith Hamrick.
Best dressed boy: James Debrew.
Most dignified girl: Marjorie
Hamrick.
Most dignified boy: Brossie Ham
rick.
Best all around girl Edith Ham
rlok.
Best all around boy: Jack Hol
land.
Cutest girl: Rachel Huggins.
Cutest boy: Bill McSwaln.
t Best sport, girl Edith Hamrick.
Best sport, boy: Yates Hawkins.
Most bashful girl: Vemie Batche
lor.
Most bashful boy: Yates Haw
kins.
Quietest girl: Vemie Batchelor..
Quietest boy: Yates Hawkins.
Miss McGinnis Is
Bride Of Mr. Styers
GROVER, April 3.—Miss Georgia
McGinnis .of Grover became the
bride of Gus Styers of Kings Moun
tain In a quiet ceremony Friday
evening in Gaffney, S. C... the cere
mony being performed by Judge
Roy Cobb. Only a small group of
intimate friends went- with the
young couple.
The bride, an attractive brunette
is the only daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. McGinnis. She will re
main with her parents here for sev
eral weeks until their new home at
Kings Mountain is completed.
Mr. Styers Is an employee of the
Pauline Mill at Kings Mountain.
Girl Bus Drivers
Are Most Reliable
WILSON, April 3.—"We have
found that young women drivers ol
school buses in the state are more
careful and more reliable than
young men drivers and that young
men drivers are better and more
careful are better and more care
than older men.” said Lloyd T
Griffin, eiecutlve secretary of the
state school commission here Tues
day, as he conferred at the Hack
ney Body company heTe with a
number of entineerk of vanoui
body companies of the state into
the weak spots to the present build
ing of school bus bodies.
Secretary Griffin, with several
other members of the state com
mission. met here Tuesday to gc
over a Lee county school bus that
,waa recently wrecked with 28 cHd
jcircn in it.
Divert Million
From Road Fund
Reynolds Estate, However, Will Pay
Sts to Two Million On
Inheritance.
RALEIOH, April 3.—Orders di
verting 31,000,000 from the state’s
highway fund to the general fund
have been signed by Governor Eh
rlnghaus, Revenue Commissioner A.
J. Maxwell and Highway Chairman
Capus M. Wayntck, acting In ac
cordance with tha 1335 revenue act
setting 31.000,000 as the minimum
amount of diversion.
Transfer of an additional amount i
during the current fiscal year end
ing June 30 now seems Improbable
as payment of approximately 33.
000,000 In Inheritance taxes on the
Smith Reynolds estate la expected
t<3 obviate the need for further di
version.
The 1935 act authorised a mini
mum diversion of 31.000,000 and
provided that a larger amount
might be transferred If It was re
quired and If It would not impair
the state's highway program. This
additional amount was to be com
puted as a three per cent tax on
retail sales and deduced from the
8 cents gasoline tax collected by the
state, Bales tax Is not paid on gaa
loline by purchasers.
Church Organization
Of Grover Ha» Meet
(Social to The Star.)
GROVER, April 3.—The V. W. A
of the Qrover Baptist church met
with Mrs. H. B. Covington Wed
nesday evening. The devotional was
given by Mrt. Charlie Martin. Miss
Aline Mulllnax presented an inter
esting program oh the topic,
"Christ Uplighting Womanhood.”
Those taking part were Miss Elene
Randan, Mrs. Rube Rollins, Mrs.
Arthur Davis, Mrs. A. F. COlllns,
Mila Agnes Weaver and Miss Caro
lyn McAden. During the social
hour the hostess was assisted by
Miss Weaver in serving a salad
course.
Miss Esther Martin of Gaffney, S.
C, Mr. and Mtsl. Andrew Watterson
and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Martin
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
Luther Marlin 8unday
Mr and Mrs. Bruce Roark and
little son, Bobby, of Burlington
APfnt the week-end
TWark's mother, Mrs. AnnieKohrC
Billy Harry of Clemson college Is
spending the spring holidays with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Harry.
Billy Harry shrdlnetabiahrdluww
Mary Frances Hambright, oldest
daughter of Mr. and Mre. R. E.
Hambright is very ill with pneu
monia.
Mrs. Rush Padgett, lllrs. C. F.
Hary, Miss Haxel earner and Mrs.
R* D. Moss were the guegts of Mrs.
Woods Mitchell of Lomu at alx
o’clock dinner Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Hamrick of the
Lattlmore faculty was at home
with her mother, Mrs. Maude Ham
rick over the week-end.
Mrs. George Mulllnax and
daughter, Mary spent last week in
Talladega, Ala., with Mr. Mulllnax.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jordan and
son, Harold, and Mr. and Mr>. Wil
liam Moore of Greenville, S. C.
were the week-end guests of Mrs.
Geo. Mulllnax.
Mrs. Bertha George of Kings
Mountain visited Mrs. Nora Nichols
during the week-end.
Miss Zulla Allen and John Dover
have both been 111 with flu.
Lindbergh Given
Permission To Fly
LONDON, April a.—The British
air ministry authorised Col. Char
les A. Lindbergh to fly his private
plane over Oreat Britain—provided
he does not engage in commercial
flights or aocept pay for his serv
ices.
The American flier opened nego
tiations for the British approval
two days ago when he appeared per
sonally before the American offi
cials in London.
“My name is Lindbergh,” he
Raid then. "I want to renew my li
cense. I am sorry to trouble you and
hope it will not cause any difficul
ty."
The flier said he could, as requir
ed by British flying regulations,
produce a health certificate but
could not comply with the addi
tional requirement of his flying
record for the last 30 days as he
has not been In the air since he ar
rived in England.
“I think I could get my official
record from Washington,” Lind
bergh asserted, and appeared re
lieved when he was informed such
procedure would not be necessary
because of the reciprocal agree
ment.
PLAN ROOSEVELT RALLY
FOR RUTHERFORDTON SOON
FOREST CITY, April J.-The
Young Democratic club of Ruther
ford county is making plans to
held a "Roosevelt for Re-election”
rally in Rutherfordton soon. Wade
B. Matheny of Forest City, is pres
ident of the organisation; Miss
Hazel Waldrop, of Rutherfordton,,
is vice president; A. Myles Haynes,
of Cliffslde. secretary, and Paul
Withrow, of Forest City, treasurer.
Birthday Dinner
Draws Big Crowd
POPLAR 8PRINOB, April 3
Mra. T. O. Hamrick, Mr*. W. E.
Bridges, Mrs. Otho Hamrick and
Mrs. L. A. Rogers, daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Ledbetter, celebrated
their birthdays tfunday at the home
of their parents. Relatives and
friends who enjoyed the day were:
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ledbetter and
son, Buron, Mr. and Mrs. P. M.
Ledbetter and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Ledbetter of Shelby, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Harrtll and daugh
ter and Mr. Pearson of Bolling
Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ledbet
ter and children, Mias Lots Harrill,
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Weaver and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Yelton and daughter, Mrs. Jane
Yelton, Miss Lillian Morehead and
friend of Shelby, Mr. and Mrs,
Oian Ledbetter, Mr. and Mrs. Gil
bert Ledbetter and children of
Flint Hill.
Mrs. Cyrus Ledbetter and family
of Bolling Springs, Mr. Otho Ham
rick and family, Mias Mary Ila
Hamrick of Mt. Gilead, Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Bridges, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Bridges, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Bridges, Mr. and Mrs, Qro
ver Hamrick and sons, Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. Roger* and children.
Mrs. Lois Ledbetter and children
of Mt. Sinla, Mr. and Mrs. O. P.
Morehead and daughters, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Hamrick, Mr. and Mrs.
Doc Blanton and daughter of Kings
Mountain, Mollle Wallace, Floyd
Queen, Clyde Harrill, Ralph Spain.
Mra. Etta Harrill and daughter of
Klnga Mountain.
All the children, grandchildren
and great grandchildren of Mr.
and Mra. Ledbetter were present.
They have eight children, 88
grandchildren and nina groat j
grandchildren.
Recruits Needed For
U. S. Marine Corps
The examination of 35 applicants
for enllatment In the U. 8. Marine
corps will be held at the district
recruiting headquarter, Post office
building. Savannah. .Ga. during
the month of April, It was announ
ced by Major Ralph E. Davis, the
officer In charge.
The Marine corps accepts young
men who are between 13 and 23
years of age. single, not. less than
W or more than 74 Inches In
height and who are In excellent
physical condtlon. It was an
nounced.
Yeung men who meet the above
requirements and desire service In
the Marine corps can obtain ap
plication blanks by writing the
Savannah office, Major Davis
stated.
KINSTON MAN S ESTATE
GETS $7,230 DAMAGES
COLUMBIA, S C„ April 3-The
Richland circuit court awarded a
canaent verdict of $7,250 to Ken
neth Kreps, at administrator of the
estate of the late Paul Ervin, of
Kinston, N. C„ at the hands of the
Southern railway Tuesday.
Ervin, a truck driver, was struck
and fatally Injured by a train here
lMt October 8. He died next day.
Two Hurt In Crash,
GAFFNEY, S. C„ April 3. R. F,
Smith of Seneca, and Robert Jones
of Anderson, members of a CCO
camp at Kings Mountain bn I tie
ground. suffered bruises and cuts
when an automobile crashed into
the bark of a ear In which they
were riding Monday night near
Gaffney. The driver of tha other
oar fled. It waa reported
FOR OVER
100 YEARS
The Building and Loan plan 1
of the lending agencies are now adopting the same plan
of repaying loans. We have money to loan on desirable
‘IMBfllrty. Take some shares wltTi U* nlfft save's part of
yOur income.
NEW SERIES OPENS SATURDAY. APRII
4TH, 198ft
SHELBY & CLEVELAND COUNTY
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION
. 115 WEST MARION STREET
R. T. LeGRAND, Prea. A. V. HAMRICK, Vice-Pre#.
JNO. P. MULL, Secretary
I
i
V4 OFF
ON ALL
COATS And
SUITS ssss
& PASTELS
$10.00 SELLERS $7.50
$13.95 — — $10.47
$16.50 — — $12.38
$22.50 — — $16.88
$29.50 — — $22.13
A pre-Easter Clearance of a Very Select
ive stock of Suits and Coats. Come a*
once and get the pick of the lot at one
fourth less than regular price.
- NASH -
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WOMAN IS SENTENCED
FOR WHIPPING CHILD
HIGH POINT,, April 3.—Ophelia
Adams, negro, was given a three
months suspended Jail sentence for
whipping a seven-months-old
white child after a hearing held
Wednesday morning in High Point
municipal court. The parents of the
child, Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Street,
were away from home at the time
the crime is said to have taken
place.
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STATE EDUCATION BOARD
APPROVES 25,004 HuND
FI AIJSIOH. April ftate
board of education Wednesday ap
proved a loan of $25,000 ffortl the
literary fund for reconstruction of
a burned school at Hobuelten^ ap
proved a loan from the |todman
scholarship fund to Mias jpofothy
Hook* at E.G.T.C. and authcflied
refunding school i
of Beaufort county.
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CIRC1JI
AIX NEW FEATURES:
Tarwm. I he Human Apt,
Air Conditional! Tents.
Jerry Burr Wild West,
Presenting ‘Tom*'
The Singing Cowboy,
FUNNY FORD. MICKEY McGlURE, HOLLY
WOOD PICTURE STAR, ELEPHANT SKIN
GIRL, JUMBO, Jr., LARGEST BEAST THAT
WALKS. DROVE OF CAMELS, AND ONLY
WHITE DROMEDARY.
— TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY 2-8 P. M. —
In Rainproof Electric Lighted Tenti
DOORS OPEN ONE HOUR EARLIE
WILL EXHIBIT AT
SHELBY
SATURDAY, APRIL 11th
HAMRICK SHOW GROUNDS
Admission Reduced to 35
Children Under 12 years, 25
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