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-Cookemee Joura* Wednesday, Nov. 13. I*7
Class Visits
Toni Brogdon
On Thursday afternoon follow
ing the school hour, the
members of the junior class of
the Church of tfcs Good
Shepherd, paid a visit to the
D^TOSUSTHospital where
one of their members hss boon
hospitolisod for throe weeks
following an accidurf
Jbtgwp presented Toni
Brogdon with a Sunshine Basket
laden with gifts with the dabs
for each package to be opened.
With .the permission of th*
the group visited hair
for s short time. _
The Church School Class
mentors are Martha Boyle,
Tony Funkier bark, Lis Shoaf,
Carls McGuire, Mrs. J. C. Sell,
teacher, Mrs. Bill Webb, assis-
Mabel.
Dr. H09901 To Speok
Dr. Tom Haggal, world am
bassador, will spesk st the
Davie County Education Center
en Monday, November 18, at
7:30 pjiL Dr. Hagnsl, minister,
civic leader. Youth counaelor,
humorist, and radio com
mentator began preaching in
Boston, Mass. at &e age of 12.
He hss saved eleven years as
a pastor but now devotes full
time to giving inspirational
tpff+him all over the world. The
public is invited to hear this
adfeesa.
Ephesus
Florida Visitor
By MRS. LOIS WILSON
Mrs. Phil Young of
Tallahassee, Florida was the
Wednesday night guest of Miss
F-ilfl Call and Mrs. Nora Nelson.
She left Thursday morning and
will visit her dsughter in Atlan
ta, Georgia, before returning
home.
MRS. LULA BECK is slowly
improving at the home of her
daughters, Mrs. Floyd Mitchell.
MR. AND MRS. HENRY
DANIEL, Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Connie
Snider of Clemmoos visited
relatives in Albemarle Sunday.
ALFRED BECK and Leonard
Beck of Reeds, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Beck of Lewisville, Miss
Lottie Adams, and Miss Ethel
Cline of Barber, Miss Sadie
Alexander, Miss Elsie Alexander
and Mrs. Clarence Alexander
visited Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
Mitchel and "grandma" Beck on
Sundsy.
MISS PRISCILLA HOWARD
of Elkin visited her sister, Mrs.
Alvin Dyson, over the weekend.
Mrs. Bennie Dyson of Salisbury
spent Friday with Mrs. Dyaoa.
MRS. ALVIN DYSON and
Mrs. Orpha Smith of MockaviUe
visited with Mrs. Mossa Eaton
and Mrs. lonise Utisy near
Eatons Church community, on
Sunday.
MRS. LOIS WILSON spent
Saturday night with Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmie Wilson at Redland
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Miss Rebel Rhonda
Nichols, cheerleader for the
Little Rebels, was crowned
Miss Rebel at half-time Sat
urday night at the Coolee
mee-East Rowan football -
game.
Rhonda is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Nich
ols of Route 4, Mocksville.
Fellowship Supper
SET At N. COOIHUIM
The North Cooiaemee Baptist
Church will hate a fellowship
supper at the Jerusalem Fire
Deportment on Saturday,
November It, at 4 p.m
This supper wffl be in honor
of their new pastor, Rev. R.
L. Mr Daniel and his family.
All members are urged to
bring a picnic hmcfa and get
bettor acquainted with the new
pastor. Visitors are cordially in
vited to attend.
and also, visited with Mrs. Stella
Armswrothy, who has been sick
for quite sometime. She is im
proving since being at home.
MRS. HENRY MUNDAY of
Clemmoos spent the past week
in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Sherril Munday.
The adult I Sunday School
class of Liberty Methodist
Church enjoyed a chicken stew
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Edd Wagner of the Concord
community, last Saturday night.
Approximately 30 members and
friends were present for the oc
casion. They enjoyed gospel
singing, wtih Mrs. FOy Cope at
the piano, and Henry Daniels
on the violin.
SIM DENNIS TAYLOR and
wife spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy
Taylor.
MR. AND MRS. HUBERT
CALL were the Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Freddie
Call and family in Charlotte.
MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE
BARNHARDT of Salisbury were
the Monday night supper guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Avery Sink.
MRS. HOWARD LOWE of
Pilot Mountain were the
weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Lowe. Howard Lowes's
sister, Miss Thehna Lowe of
Mooresville, also spent the
weekend with the Lowes and lefl
on Sunday for Tennessee, where
she will take further training
In nursing.
Lt. Bohnson
Sent To Korea
SECOND LT. CHARIJCS P.
BAHNSQN JR., aon of Mr. and
Mrs. Charlee Bahnooa of Church
Shut, loft for Pun, Korea,
on November 4.
Lt Bafctoß M a graduate of
Davie High School aad of North
Caseims Stele University jn
May, 1967, where he received
his Bacheier of Scieaee Degree
in Civil Coo
struction Option. He was comr
Rick worked for Blythe Oon
atnactkn Company in Charlotte
untfl he was called to active
doty with the Army on August
•, 1987. He repoitad to Engineer
achooi at Fort Belvair, Virginia
and received Ids in the
Fnglneor Office- Basic Oopn
on October IS.
After oomptoHng the cornea
in Belvoir, he spent a three-week
furlough with his pare£a mid
loft for PueaiL Korea. He will
mod IS am active doty in
Korea and will return to the
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