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OO4NG TO HER GRANDMA'S For pretty Mary
Lois Steele, Thanksgiving means going to her
grandmother's, Mrs. Lois Boger, lor a big dinner.
Mary Lois doesnt think she'll have any troiMe
at all with grandmother's cooking despite the miss
ing front tooth. In her Thanksgiving drawing at
John Parker's Home With A New Cor
And A Trunk Full Of Baseball Honors
By mt HURLEY
John Ptrfcer blew into town
w4ek with s trunk fail of
honors in his new GTX, bat his
eyes are 1 still focused on the
major leagues.
"When I signed with the
BWllies back in '66, I set as
ipy goal to get to the majors,
fat five years. "I could make*
It in four," said the M, ISO
.pound pitcher.
In a way, John eineady is in
the Major League. He's one of
the 40 players cm Philadelphia's
40-man winter roster. "Whether
I stick when they cut down to
M rtwpHßrtu oa bow wed I can
do in spring training," he says.
John win be home now until
he reports to the Phillies in
Clearwater, Fla., arofind
February 20.
DEVELOPING SLIDER
After winning 17 and losing
only three with Spartanburg,
John was promoted to
Portsmouth la CUas AA ball.
That be won two and lost one
and was sent to the Instructional
League for mars training this
fall.
He won two (both over
Baltimore) and lost ens ("I hate
to admit it, but it was the
Mete"). 'The main reaeon I wis
is the Instructional I siagun wes
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school (see story at rtgit and pictures on Page
3), Mary Lois drew grandmother at the stove cook
ing, she says, "two cakes and two pots of beans."
She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David L.
Steele of Rt. 4, MocksviUe. (Photo by Barrfnger).
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Journal
Goes To
School
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What dn mean
to JOB?
It mam many tilings to the
fir* pmltn in Mrs. Bay
Jordan's class -at Oootaemee
School. They enjoyed dialing
pictures of Thanksgiving scenes,
and Journal Photographer
Jaxnes Baiiayi was en hand
In cateh name cf he diftliqt
end their drawing.
Their wit is shown in a fofl
page picture lajmt on Page 3
in eddiiwi to (he refreshing
picture of Mary Lais Steele who
becomes tin week's Journal
"comer grl."
I lay Shore
k lest Shot,
Whs FOOT Taktys
Ray Shore was top shot in the
final turkey shoot as he won
four turkeys. R. Pope won three,
Joe Boger won two and Dub
Shoaf won two. Other winners
were Ken Sales, Bob Hinson,
Bob Davis, J.B. Spry, BUI Gales,
Robert Hellard, Jim Tallcy, Sla
ter, K. Broadway, Tommy Riden
hour, Cotton Ridcnhour, U*M'
Chandler, Mr. Trent, McCrary,
L. Spencer, Mickey Williams,
Earl Jones, Sam S., Curtis King,
Barnes, Laws, Bill G., Jim Baity.
A total of 34 turkeys were
given away.
locals
MR. J. A. WALDROP of
Piedmont, S. C. celebrated his
82nd birthday with a dinner at
the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Harold Wilson of Edgewood Cir
cle, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Lee Waldrop, also* of
Piedmont, were present
MR. AND MRS CHUCK
BIEDLER, Miss Margaret Skin
ner and Sam Carter attended
the Piedmont Players Pro
duction of "Picnic" at Hedrick
Little Theatre in Salisbury last
week.
C. W. SHEPHERD returned
home last night after a five-day
visit with relatives 9k Athens,
Georgia.
MISS CATHY GRIMES of
Eastern Carolina College will be
spending the Thanksgiving
holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Effie Grimes of Duke
Street.
PARADE - - - Rowan's big Christ
mas Parade will begin today (Wed
nesday) at 4 p.m. and move
through Salisbury beginning a
round S p.m.