PetMnaU
Mr. C. L. Hurley, Kannapolis,
was visiting in the county this
week.
Mrs. B. E. Reeves, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Sam Wilson, of Cascade. Va.. and
attending the wedding and re
ception of Miss Cordeia Penn
Gant, of Danville, Va., has re
turned home.
Mr. Edwin Duncan, Jr., of
Sparta, visited Mrs. B. E. Reeves
'here this week.
Mr. Rudd Wellborn, of Inde
pendence. Va.. is spending a few
days with his sister, Mrs. B. E.
Reeves.
Friends here have received the
announcement of the marriage of
Miss Lillie May Hall and Mr.
Nathan H. Davis on July 6 in
Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Odets Humphries
and son. Barry, of Johnston. Pa.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Guy T. Shat
lev and son, Terry, spent Thurs
day night wiht Mr. and Mrs. Lu
cius Coldiron at Hamptonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Odas Humphries
and son. Barry, have returned to
their home in Johnston, Pa., af
ter visiting friends and relatives
in this county.
Mrs. Pearl Osborne and Miss
Margaret Osborne. Fig. visited
.... I i«in T/iffnro»n T* 11 fieri u V
Mr. and Mrs. Gilmer Black
burn and daughter, visited Mrs.
Blackburn’s parents. Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Gilley of Fig. Sunday.
Douglas Jones and J. E. Os-j
borne. Fig. were in Winston -
Salem on business Wednesday.
Ik r. Reeves. Jr., of Sparta, is
vis’tmc his grandparents. Mr. and
I Mrs. J:m Gambill this week.
Mrs. Amnia Ray. of Coeburn.
Va.. is spending some time at the j
Tucker Hotel and visiting rela
tives here. I
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Lunceford
of Atlanta. Ga. visited Mrs.
Lunceford's grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. W. Y. Woodie last, week
end.
Everett Douglas Harless of
Glendale Springs is visiting his
mother. Mrs. Austin Lunceford in
Atlanta. Ga. for a few weeks.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Wilkins over the week end were
Mr. and Mrs. Bell and children
of Greensboro.
Mrs. Helen Underwood of
Wilkesboro spent the week end
with Miss Frances Thomas at
Little Phoenix Lodge. t
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hughes. Jr. t
of Oxford have been visiting Mrs.j 1
Hughes, parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Osborne of Jefferson. | 1
Those from here who were pre- i !
sent at the launching of the new |
motor boat, built by Russell and, 1
Barr, on the Butler lake on 1
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ed <
Barr, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Barr.1 ■
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barr. Mr. and t
Mrs. Bill Little. Mr. and Mrs. D.
A. Sells. Bob Barr. Will Reeves,, (
Winfred Barr and Miss Newton \
of Vuth Wilkesboro. The group |
spent the day riding in the new 1
boat and enjoyed a picnic dinner. 1
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Charles (
have returned to their homo in
Philadelphia. Pa., after spending
some time with Mr. and Mrs.
Pulton Reeves, Nathan s Cerek.
Wilma Jean Reeves is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Charles in
Philadelphia, Pa.
Col. and Mrs. Arthur Fleteher
who spent several days at their
summer home. "Hideaway,” al
Jefferson last week, have return
ed to their home in Raleigh.
Dr. Bob Miller and wife from
Gastonia were visiting in West
Jefferson Monday.
Miss Boyd Richardson went to
Winston - Salem on business
Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. W. P. Boyle were
visiting in West Jefferson the
first part of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rost and
son. Mickey, of Baltimore. Md.
are spending this week with her
father. Mr. Millard Comer in
Ashe county.
Mr. and Mrs. John Williams.
Tryon. spent the week end at the
Black Bear Inn and visited
friends in West Jefferson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Norman.
High Point and Mrs. Jean Hen
drickson. Baltimore. Md. are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Van
no y.
Mrs. Hassell Boyce and daugh
ter. Stewartstown. Pa. are visit
week.
Mr. Rex Morton was in In
dependence, Va. on business Tues
day.
Mr*. Ann Robinson left for
Washington. D. C.. Monday after
spending her vacation with her
oarents. Mr. and Mrs. John Combs
near Smethport. Mrs. Robinson
voids a position with the C. & P
rdephone Co., in Washington.
Mrs. J. L. Kiser and two chil
dren. David and Catherine, are
risiting Mr. and Mrs. II. D.
ijnesscnbcrry, Mr. and Mrs. John
deeves and other relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hussey
ind Mr. and Mrs. Herman West
if Newport News, Va.. arrived
['uesdav to spend a week with
dr. and Mrs. Norman Duvall.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Oliver j
diss Doris Oliver and Mr. and;
,lrs Ray Knight spent Sunday in
ndependenee, Va.. with Mr. and
drs. Quayle Barlow. They en
oyed a picnic dinner while there.
Mr. and Mrs. Gwyn Bowers of
lorth Wilkesboro visiited rela
lves here this week. They have
ieen spending some time at Carn
ma Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Arev and
Vard Arev, Jr., visited friends
lere this week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Starr
,Ir. and Mrs. Roger Weaver, Tom
Veaver and Jerry Star, of Lan
aster. Pa., spent the week end
vith Mr. and Mrs. Q. R. Camp
bell.
Miss Josephine Robinson, of
Charlotte, spent the week end
nth her father. H. G. Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gentry, of
lanville. Va.. have been visiting
i:s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
ten'l l .
Mrs. D A. Sells and Wayn.
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king and queen, shown In the uni
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Brigade.
SURPRISED ROYALTY . „ The
coveted crown of king and queen
mt Mew York’s Chinatown was
awarded to six-year-old Howard
Thu and four-year-oH Valerie Lee
recently fat the annual baby bon- j
tost held in Cohnnbes Park. There '
woe awards to a prince and prin- '
•M and to the "cry ingest” baby.
DIVING MISHAP FATAL . .. Ann I
O'Breirne. Washington** Junior |
(living champion in 1.918. died the
day after she suffered a paralyzing |
spinal injury when she dived into 1
a shallow lake near her school in
Neufchatel, Switzerland, striking
her back on a rock.
"BAKDAID BKIEIS' . . . flelga
Brandt, an ice-skating star, eats •
pretty figure here in her own
version of the much - scorned
“bandaid bathing brief” down
Miami Beach way.
spent Friday in Winston - Salem
where they visited Mrs. Sells’
sister, Mrs. B. J. Beckerdite.
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Jones, Mr.
C. R. Johnson and Mrs. W. M.
Spoke and sons, of Asheville
Mrs. Eil Anderson
Honored By Club
The W^t ycnri TVr'man's
C'ub honored Mrs. Ed M. Andcr
I m. one if in<- mew ■ ■ '>
■■ ronty elected President of
he North Carokra F-dera f
' men's Cubs, at a dinner at the
a k Beai Inn on Tuesday ev
i ming.
On behalf of t>>c- club the hon
ivi'e was presented flowers and
i gift by Mrs. Gale B. McMillan,
resident *f the club and Mrs.
>. G. Wright.
Mrs. Anderson expressed her
■ppreciaticn for the loyal support
nd cooperation of the members
mil announced plans for attend
ng the Barter Theatre perfor
nance ton.ght.
Mrs. W. B. Oliver
Hostess To WSCS
! _
I Th" Woman’s Society of Christ
On Service of the Jefferson
Methodist church met with Mrs.
i W. B. Oliver last Thursday night
with ‘*Peac; to the Nations," the
topic of the program.
Mrs. L. P. Colvard had charge
-f the prorram and presented
Mrs. Ed M. Anderson to the
group who spoke on the work
and operation of the United Na
tions.
Delicious refreshments were
served to the members and the
following visitors present at the
meeting: Mrs. W. M. Transom
Greensboro: Mrs. A. C. Kennedy,
McAdenville: Mrs. Tom Duncan,
Mrs. Ed M. Anderson and Billie
Anderson.
.l.i.uii ■Mr- ;)i.‘uinuuu;
Announcement was made here
this week of the marriage of Miss
Chime Leo Miller, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Miller, West
Jt fferson to Mr. Lonnie Bruce
Bass, of Cameron on June 30. at
Chesterfield. S. C.
After a wedding trip to Caro
lina Beach, the couple is now at
home at Mary Ella Hall. Kannap
olis. Both are employed by Can
non Mills in Kannapolis.
ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE
Mrs. Austin Lunceford of At
lanta. Ga. announces the marriage i
of her daughter. Miss Carol Jean
Nichols to Mr. Bill Burran of
Atlanta. Georgia on July 1.
Mr. Burran is employed by the :
Printers Press in Atlanta and
after a short honeymoon to
Tampa the young couple will be
at home there. I
Mrs. Burran is the grandaugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Woodie
of West Jefferson and made heri
home here for a number of years.
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Hartsog, Creston.
Mrs. Maryanna Birdsell and
son. Charles, of Chicago, 111., j
spent Thursday night with Mr. 1
and Mrs. Carl Hartsog, Creston.
Peak movement of the 1949
contaloup crop in North Carolina
is expected about the second
a -ek in July.
Legion Auxiliary
Installs Leaders
Mrs. Yvonne Owen, President.
And Other Officers Take
Over For Year
Mrs. Yvonne Owen was instal
led as president of Ashe Unit
171 of the American Legion Au
xiliary by Mrs. Cecil Denny at
the meeting held Saturday nigh:
at the community building.
Other officers to serve with
Mrs. Owen during the coming
year are Mrs. Wavne Little, first
vice-president; Mrs. Elizabeth
Miller, second vice - president;
Mrs. Ruth Stringer, secretary -
treasurer; Mrs. Geogia Cooper,
sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. Retha
Badger, chaplain and Mrs. Ruth
Wright, historian.
Mrs. Ed Barr and Mrs. Wright
made a report to the group on !
the auxiliary convention held in j
connection with the North Caro
lina Department of the Ameri-'
can Legion convention held in
Raleigh last month.
After the discussion of several
business matters the auxiliary
members joined the legionnaires
for doughnuts, coffee and two
movies. "Meet North Carclina."
and Memorial Day service and
parade.
Mrs. Edwards Is
Hostess To W S( IS
The Woman's Society of Christ
ian Service of the Baldwin Me
thodist church met with Mrs.
Raner Edwards, on Tuesday, Ju
ly 5. with "The United Nations."
the topic of discussion.
Mrs. Robert Coivar |j had
charge of the program with Mrs.
Ram r Edwards, Mrs. Ward Ra\
and Mrs Bruce Houck and Mrs.
Coivar-1 dr.-cussing different
phases of the United Nation's
work. Mrs. Hugh Ireson was in
charge of the devotional*.
During the social hour del
ciou> and attractive refresh
ments wen served by the hostess.
The next meeting of the WSCS
will be with Mrs. Win Edward,
in August.
ASHK WOMAN’S CLUB TO
HAVE ANNUAL PICNIC,
The Ashe County Woman.-'
Club will have its annual picna
Thursday. July 21, at 6:30. Thi
is for all members of the club;
and their husbands. It will In
held at Clayton Little’s picnic
ground.
Church To Serve
Buffet Supper
The Woman's Society of Christ- j
ian Service of the West Jefferson j
Methodist church will serve a j
buffet supper in the church base- j
ment on Wednesday evening, Ju
ly 20 from six to eight o'clock, it
was announced this week.
No charge will be made, but ,
free will offering will be taken, i
The public is cordially invited j
ro attend.
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