k-o u 11 ci T:*:
lue^f-e'iS zlsO
Groy/SfvH ^
jves*_ovely Party „ ,
M URAWl iWttt rfft
1 wwe* w>a the lovgfy '^rlfl^f
n given by Mrs. A, R. Gray,
it her home In Wllkesboro
KM I
b<?
iYIARSai
ibcrof ]
gen,
! him I
Viaaf ftttwr fa ^ mapfter of pe Wyrtj
• "rheWtatfrtfc: "whtf* jMor
marriage was Miss Mamie
b#s^|aV/r<th by«3Ib#Jm1 C
wards, while amongst the visitors
Mra T.l/w/1 woo ih* m1"
ner. The bingo prize went to Miss
ose of
sweet
een
arma ,<flc
y tlj§ sfelf 4
course, vshich was in the._gre
^tf1iBOeJbraai>}i*rA4. srlT
391 IliW
and Mrs..^r»bli««>gteoHD»t
Friday evening on the lawn of
'stujly^t ^f?ie !lffe"^of ^Moses
astsDQdW dy vurs^aibAiwia.
Bumgarner, who gave the
■t4®Oie^>8iK Ml©9£lDC
lUWlIlg 1 (XvuCo vV U11 pi Iau!
contests held, Mrs.-Charles Bishop,
>np A—looroG a>wsJ —
crip
chols
M^s. Lewis Broyhlll and Mrs.
Parks Nichols. Miss Grace Whlt
tington, whose birthday the meet
ing was held on, was remembered
with a gift. Mrs. Rex Lovette a
recent bride, the former Miss
Claudine Whlttington, was pre
sented a gift by the hostess.,
Mrs. Cecil Kilby, the president
was in charge of the business
^meeting.
rt j WaffeVmelon was served by the
Q&Aiei dvayi the social hour.
tQwrerittiJroy.
Retted At- Shower- ; ^ «•
f-rot 0,1)f- lijiv.' vfibnufc lvopfs
Q^8°A:»M;a *
*w&.F,w&lh,3tofc»
-att
m-u
P9eMWlki
>4 nnrse at. the hnapital. an/t a
Ijuiiu uiidi. uuu«u iiuue s iuuu unu
Bar offing T)n "re Spacious pcTrrtf
i* thev>IMrr*tar^ihar^8ts
were entertained. Approximately
4io*hhnd
phowered the honoree with many
Ras a corsage of^)ink rosebuds
id china and crystal in her
|sterved a? ttfVTf&Is! of l^fevening
insisted of_ sandwiches, cakes,
Nnd
; c i
gainful onlv in ^dyan<^d stages,
frequent* kfe the
bfe^'T"■"SSTt/gTIS.lf'H"11 StgHlflSr" niia
rccnrroAiff
passed by
tlves Con
ne of the
essional District has
by Speaker Sam Ray
as one of five Members of
giyss to serve as a Member of
a special Campaign Expenditure
Committee of the House of Repre
sentatives. Other Members of this
Committee are Representatives
Mansfield (D) of Montana, Chelf
(D) of Kentucky, Fellows (R) of
Maine, and Jennings (R) of Ten
nessee. . -;«• -?» p
This committee will function
throughout this year and will in
,^'W. ^
vestigata any Irregularities involv
ing candidates for the Houbs of
Representatives in connection
with campaigns for nomination
and election to the House. During
the 80 th Congress a similar Com
mitted investigated irregularities
in eight states and some twenty
Congressional elections.
Congressman Deane pointed out
that several Investigations involv
ing current primaries in various
states are now under study. The
committee will be asked to hold
hearings and make determinations
throughout all the states upon
the presentation of due evidence
of irregularities.
The Committee will make its
official report on January 1, 1961.
, Henderson county Is expecting
'the largest apple crop In history.