Enter Spring—Realty dialers today are quoting: “Blessings on the barefoot boy—the firt one made his appearance in Shelby on Tuesday.”
Birthday—A birthday dinner will be served at the home of S.H. Black, five miles from Casar in No. 11 township on the second Sunday in May. Mr. Black will be 79 years old.
Buys Lot—Mr. M.R. McConnel, one of the Piggly-Wiggly “boys”, has purchased a home site in the J.F. Ware property on West Warren street through W.A. Broadway, realtor for $2,500.
Is Building—Mial Tiddy is building a pretty six-room bungalow home on S. Washington street between Mrs. J.C. Smith’s residence and the Tiddy home. W.Y. Crowder is foreman of the construction.
Community Supper—There will be a community supper at Lawndale Saturday night from 5 to 8 o’clock. Special moving picture following. Surrounding country invited. Bring your friends and enjoy a good time and a delicious, bountiful supper. Everybody come.
Tolbert’s Music—Milt Tolbert’s orchestra of eight pieces will furnish a part of the Kiwanis program at Cleveland Springs hotel Thursday night. The youngsters who compose this orchestra are the original Virginia Serenaders and constitute one of the finest orchestras ever heard here.
New Directories—New telephone directories were distributed today, showing the names and numbers of subscribers to the Piedmont exchange up to April 1st. The new directories are received with a welcome because the old ones were worn and did not contain many numbers that have been added during the past three months.
Junior Flag—Next Sunday afternoon, April 11th, at 3 o’clock the Junior Order will present Bible and flag to East Marion street school. A splendid program is being arranged and will be printed in both Shelby papers later this week. Hon. John J. Carpenter of Gastonia, one of the leading Juniors of the state, will be on the program and will present the flag. Members of all councils in this and adjoining counties as well as the general public are invited. All Juniors are requested to meet at the hall of J.F. Webb building at 2:40 on the above date.
From The Cleveland Star, Shelby, N.C., page 5, Wednesday, April 7, 1926
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