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MORE PEOPLE
SMOKE CAMELS
than any
other cigarette! I
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(Ac millions who do.
COLE
PORTER
Famous song
writer has this to
say : "Camels
scored a hit with
me years ago. A
great-tasting
smoke ! And
Camels are
mild!"
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MacedoniaNews
We had our annual Home Coming
last Sunday. A large number
attending Sunday school and our
former pastor, Rev. Loyd Pardue,
delivered the Sunday morning
sermon. After dinner on the
grounds, Rev. Mr. Pepper, of Kentucky,
delivered a good sermon,
which was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Lilie Bradley and Mrs. Euhtla
Brown and daughter of North
Wllkesboro, visited Mrs. Warren
Darnell and daughters Sunday
evening.
Billy Bradley of North Wilkesboro
is spending a few days with
friends and relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Williams
and daughters of Winston-Salem
visited Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Tharpe
and family during the week-end
and attended the home coming.
Other visitors in the Tharpe home
Sunday afternoon were J. W.- Poplin,
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Poplin
and daughter, Ernest Poplin's family,
Mrs. C. F. Stroud Of Jones
ville, Mrs. Maude P. Whitman
and two children of WinstonSalem,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Poplin
and family, Mr/ and Mrs. F.
C. Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. David
Tharpe and Joe Lankford's family.
Miss Lillle Norman is spending
a few days in Mrs. W. E. Key's
home, while Mrs. Irvin Key is
spending a few days in Raleigh attending
the Farm and Home
Week. Miss Ila Tharpe and Mrs.
C. R. Byrd also went to Raleigh
from the Buggaboo Home Demonstration
club. <
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Club At Mountain
View In Meeting
The Mountain View Home
Demonstration Club met on Wednesday
night with Mrs. Slater Prevette
for the July meeting with
fifteen present.
The club selected Mrs. F. C.
Johnson and Mrs. Paul Church to
I attend Farm and Home week in
Raleigh.
Plans for the fair booth were
discussed and Mrs. L. O. Watkins
was appointed chairman of the
committee onarrangements.
Mrs. F. C. Johnson gave a very
helpful demonstration on shrubs
that was enjoyed by everyone present.
Mrs. Prevette was assisted in
serving a delicious salad course
by Mrs. Bill Pendry and Mrs.
Troy Perry during a delightful
social hour.
Fiddlers Contest
At Galax Aug. 11-12
The 15th Annual Old Fiddlers
Convention and Music Festival
will be held on the Nights of
August 11th and 12th at Felts
Park in Galax, Virginia. This affair
staged by The Loyal Order of
Moose in co-operation with the Galax
Chamber of Commerce is expected
to be one of the largest
and best that has been held since
they were begun in 1935.
Cash Prizes totaling around
$175.00 will be awarded to contestants,
and attendance •prizes
will also be given to the spectators.
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Owen S. Dobbins
Rites Wednesday
Funeral service was held Wednesday
at Mountain Valley church
tor Owen Spencer Roberts, 44, colored
resident of the Roaring River
community who died Sunday. Rev.
John Parsons nad Rev. L. J. Carlton
conducted the service.
Surviving are his wife, Susie
Dobbins,-and six children: Alease,
Owen, Jr., Augusta, Charles, Bertha
Mae and Carolyn Dobbins, of
the home.
Wide Donnaha Bridge
Is Planned By state
The hazardous needle's eye
bridge across the Yadkin river at
Donnaha will be replaced by an
adequate, modern concrete bridge
nearby, the State Highway Department's
building calendar |
shows.