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I With The Eighth Army InTokyo;
Japan Cpl. William A Cook, of, Mar
shall i now on duty with the Repairs
and ! Utilities . Section at - Sugamo
Prison in Tokyo, Japan, f. In this ca
pacity he is a member of the group
which is charged with making elec
trical repairs at Sugamo. Sugamo
Prison is where the Japanese War
Criminals are now being confined.
. Cpl. Cook first entered the Army
in 1939. He arrived at Sugamo for
duty in May, 1948.
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From Big Branch
(NEAR MARS HILL)
We are very sorry that Mrs. Roy
J. Edwards is sick, but we hope she
is soon well again.
Mrs. J. W. Franklin and Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Faulkner and son, Wel
don, of Walnut Creek .were visiting
on the Branch on Sunday of this
week.
Miss Edith Willis of Rutherfordton
has gone to Winston-Salem to con
tinue her nurse's training.
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Mr. and Mrs. Smith and baby
iaughter of W. Va., have been to
visit her brother, Mr. Sidney Izlar,
Mrs. Izlar and Patsy in Chattanooga,
Tenn. They will visit his mother,
Mrs. Sidney Izlar, Sr., here, and her
mother will keep the granddaughter
while Mr. and Mis. Smith visit in
the eastern part of the State.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Hill and Mr.
' and Mrs. Harry Hill spent last Sat
urday in Biltmore with the latter'
sister. Jimmy is spending the week
with his aunt as she is not feeling
well. Ii fact, she has not been well
after a fall she had a few years ago
and Mr. and Mrs. Hill spent several
months with her.
Mrs. Jack Runnion, who has had
double-pneumonia, is said to be feel
ing a little better.
. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Tweed are on
- their vacation the past week.
Mrs. JQeo. Lippard has returned
from a Visit with relatives and f rienda
,' Spartanburg. S. Cw and aeveral
'athef places. 'She had a most enjoy
two weeks. -
' " '" I; fSAUr..ri Mra- Grover Fowler and
JJT mentinto-their w horn?. It had
been he home of Mrs. John Howeii
when she lived here.
Mrs. Lee Fow'iu- who had been on
a visit, and whos health was not so
good, is now ab'e to be home agam.
Her friends hopa she can soon be
entirely well.
Mrs. Will iteming spent a few
days with he- daughter. Mrs. Clark,
and family last week in Asheville.
The PTA met last Tuesday and it
was one of the best I think I ever
attended. The old officers were nice
and I feel the new ones will do a
great part also. The new maps were
very nice and useful, also the new at
las, and many more things the PTA
grademothers and all others have
made the cash possible.
The movie on India and New and
Old England was s0 very helpful and
interesting. The lunchroom bought
over $40.00 worth of new dishes, etc.,
and with so many helping out on so
many free lunches, and the great
work of Mrs. Shearouse and the oth
er ladies, we are not in debt in the
lunchroom. A number of improve
ments have been made on the school
grounds, and last but not least, ev
eryone here and alhour friends, I'm
sure, are happy to know we are to
have that gym and three much need
ed classrooms.
The Amateur Night last Friday
was a great success nice eats, good
program and such nice prizes. We
had prizes for all who took a part
even for our principal, Mr. Shear
- ouse. All who were absent missed
a nice evening. The chance case was
won by Mra. Bill Ferg won.
Mrs. Grover Long spent last week
; nd with her daughter, Mrs. Charles
r' Douglas and Mr. Douglas.
The Friendship Club met Thurs
' day at 7:80 p.nfcii The crowd . waa
amaU due to the cold weather, but
" all bad a nice evening. .The hostesses
served refreshment! in keep""
" St. Patrick' Day. . "-V . ,
Mr. Weaver Harrison garage ia
row in, .the building behWd the Port
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and Mr. Edd Honnton and
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