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Crabtree Church
Has Guest Pastor
MRS. MILLARD FERGUSON
Community Reporter
The Rev. Horace M'Swain of
Slalesville, secretary of the YV N.C.
Conference Mission Board, was
guest speaker Sunday morning at
Crabtree Methodist Church.
S/Sgt and Mrs Karl Caldwell,
with their daughter Sue Kllen,
have arrived to spend a 15-day
leave with Sgt. Caldwell's parents, !
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Caldwell. Sgt.
Caldwell will rejlort to the air base
at Charleston on August 5.
Monroe Noland arri\ed last Fri
day from Anaconda. Mont . to
spend two weeks with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. 1.. <) Ferguson,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Hes
sie Terrell of Clyde, spent the
weekend in Oak Ridge. Tenn.
Arthur Robinson and his sister.
Mis. Lena Evans, have arrived
from Gaffney. S, C., to spend the
summer at the old Robinson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard VVilburn
ot Cross Keys. S C , were week
rnd guests of Mr and Mrs Robert
Wood and Mrs Grady Messcr.
The Rev. and Mrs. W K. Fergu
son spent the weekend in Ashe
ville with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr and Mrs. Roy Jarvis.
Mr. and Mrs Spencer Walker
and their children of Baton Rouge.
La., who are here visiting relatives,
were guests last week of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Noland.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schibor of
Pasadena. Calif , w ho are here
Visiting relatives, were Sunday
guests of Mr and Mrs. W .1 Mc
Crary. as was also Miss Mildred
Ray of Mazelwood
Visiting Mr. and Mis II II
llolt are Mrs. Holt's sister. Mrs.
D. T. Brinson. her son and daugh
ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs Ervin
Brinson. and their children Mike
and Susan of Wrightsville. Ga
They Were joined on Sunday by
Mr. Holt's son and daughter-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Holt, and
tlieir soil Rlchlyn. of Waynesvillc
Mrs. Laura Dueketl of Florence
Ala , is here visiting her brother
and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Wells, for two weeks.
Mrs. Marshal kirkpatrick enter
tained the women of her depart
ment ai Dayton Rubber Company
with a lawn party .Saturday eve
ning compl'mehtim: Mrs. Hette :
Cabe. whose biithdav il was.
Twenty-five guests were present
Mr. ant) Mrs. Marry Lee Fergu
son and then daughter Esther Lee
ol Detroit, Mich . are here for a
few days with Mr Ferguson's par
ents. Mr and Mrs < T Ferguson.
Mr and Mrs V. (' Kirkpatriek
an<t their grandson Charles Kirk
pat riek returned Sunday from
Chester. S (\ where they spent
a week with- their daughter. Mrs
Monroe Crane
Lasses Wear Glasses For Beauty, Too |
ivv Vivian brown
AF New sfeatures Writer
'Tis true that time was when
eyeglasses were considered eye- j
sot OS. Hut those day s are gone
forever As a matter of fact, eye- ?
glasses have become'.so colorful, t
interesting and chic that many girls
try to find an excuse for wearing
them.
The average young girl would ;
rather wear eyeglasses than risk
nous feet at the earners of her
eye.s. and that is a sign of Hie
times.
It's just as important to choose
the right eycglas* frames for your
type as it in to select proper make
up. clothes styles and eoifufe, how
ever. says heautv consultant Carol
Douglas She explains:
"Itty hitty frames look perfect
ly-silly'"on great big girls. Ditto
the large, thick-rimmed eyeglas
ses that some tiny girls wear
Frames should give the illusion o.f
width of: sleiulerness to a face, hut
nut overwhelm it or dwarf it "
If you have an oval or heart
?haped face oval lenses are us
ualty the l>esi style for your t\ pe.
she advises. Harlequin frames are
well-suited to square faces and
round fares alike, giving them sort
ut ail uptilt etleei Lenses should
la- large enough to include the
ent ii 0 eye Frames should be
<?<(ii.il to or wider than the face at
lIn* ehceklrone
ton can integrate the entire pic*
jjure t).v choosing vivid lipstick,
carrying your rouge up and follow*
mi tlir upswept lines of the eye
glasses, although color should not
hi- extended 'under the lenses At
, date-time, mascara on the eyelash
es and a touch of eye-shadow on
tht lids is helpful to glamorizing
eyeglasses.
The populai hairstyle beloved by
young moderns is one that involves
: deep waves and soft curls, ideal
with eyeglasses, says Yliss lfouglas.
TI.e edif inusl hi- kept neat and
11 ie il 'the eyeglasses arc to look
11 mi anil the short hairdno helps.
\i.other hairdo that is smart with
eyegla *es is the neat eombed-back
ifito-a-sinall-hun sty le that is popu-?
Ia> with teen-agers' vvilh petite
features V* hum as there are no
sti ac. l.v end*- you II he in beauty
harmony above ilie ehinlitre
"ibSWfe ?HUTS? '*
THIS STATE TRI C K driven by William O. Davis.
?>0 of the lialsam lioad overturned near the llav
wood County Health Center at noon Wednesday,
hut Davis fortunately escaped iujurv. lie told
State Highway I'atrol investigating officers that
he pulled olT the shoulder of thr road to avoid
'*' KWafcv*: ?. *>, JE*9 X<V3fc*??PKF.
hittting a car w hich stopped suddenly on the
highway, but the shoulder gave way beneath the
weight of his truck. Inspecting the overturned
vehicle is Cpl. Pritchard Smith of the Highway
Patrol.
(Mountaineer Photo).
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40th Anniversary Specials
By
WILSON MFDFOKD
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Saturday!
WII.SON C. MKOFOKD
Sales Representative
WILSON MEDFORD
special sale
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