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The regular rridnthly meet
ing of the Republican Wo
mens Club was held Monday
evening in the Girl Scout
Room at the courthouse. Spe
cial guests were those who
nav« filed for the office of
Coiinty Commissioner.
the guest speaker for the
Evening was Mr. H. R. Hen
drix, Jr.; present chairman of
the Board Of Davie County
Commissioners His talk was
most interesting and infor
mative as to the organiza
tion and duties of the coun
ty commissioners and also
their responsibilities and
participation in various prog
rams of State and Federal
government. After his talk a
discussion period was held,
followed by refreshments and
a 'get-acquainted' period. The
women then had their regu
{ar business meeting and
»lans were made for future
activities of the Club.
Program chairman, Mrs.
Dolores Jordan, announced
the guest speaker at our next
monthly meeting, April 25th
will be Mrs. Walter Liebs
cher of Chinqua_Penn Plan
tation, Reidsville, N. C., who
tt Area - Vice Chairman for
Republican Women. We urge
all members to be present
and bring a guest as we an
ticipate a good program that
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LOCALS
Adjm TW»l«r,
Vie Ht»fnt»l on Wronwaiy
afternoon for obsfetvitiart.
The North Carolina Nftifh
District Democratic Women's
luncheon meeting was held
last Thursday, March 24, at
the Salisbury Country Club.
Those attending frbm daoMe
mee were Mrs. Lawrence Mil
ler, Mtrs. Ann MiU#r Spry,
Mrs. Jarties Ridehhour, Mrs.
Baxter Carter, Mrs. Maria ret
Brinegar and Mrs. Mtirlel
Gude.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cook
and family have moved .fropi
Asheboro to Durham, N. C. He
is the son of Mr. arid Mrs. R. V.
Cook of Cooleemee.
Becky Snipes, small daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Snipes, broke her arm last
week. Mr. Snipes, who entered
Rowan Hospital for X-ray and
tests, returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Free
man have moved from Gwyn
Street in Mocksville to Gray
Street.
Quentin Steel was carried to
the Davie County Hospital on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Phelps
and children have moved from
Main Street to the Odell Ed
wards farm on Libertv Road.
Charles Spake of Decatur,
Ga. spent Tuesday visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Jacobs, Mr,
and Mrs. Brady Alexander
and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sell.
Charles Sell of Washington.
D. C. arrived here Wednesday
due to the serious illness of
his mother, Mrs. J. B. Beck.
Harold Wagner of North
Augusta. S. C. spent the week
end visiting his mother, Mrs.
Lila Wagner.
Steven Smith left on Thurs
day to serve in the United
States Marines at Parris Is
land, S. C.
Employer: For a man of
no experience, you are asking
a high wage.
Applicant: Well, the work's
so much harder when you do
not know what you're doing.
evening. Mrs. Leibscher is a
most enthusiastic speaker and
believes in the growth of the
Republican party. Come and
get acquainted!
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