Thursday, March 28, 1940
News of Jonesville
Miss Virginia Lineberry, Editor
Mrs. Robert Apperson and Mrs.
Jimmy Middleton spent the
week-end in Winston-Salem vrith
friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hampton and
daughter, Sara Frances, Miss
Virginia Lineberry and Mr. John
ny Sprinkle were the dinner
guests of the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. W. Sprinkle, of near
Dobson, Sunday.
Mr. Stanford Brown, of Boone,
was the week-end guest here of
friends.
Miss Bessie Hampton, of near
Dobson, is spending a few days
here this week with Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Hampton. .
Messrs. Kemp Reece and Her
bert Myaberry left Tuesday to re
sume their studies at Mars Hill
College, Mars Hill, after spending
the Easter holidays here with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Reece and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Mayberry, respectively.
Miss Magdalene Martin spent
the week-end in Winston-Salem,
the guest of Miss Irene Smith.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Davis and
don, J. R., spent the week-end In
various towns in the western part
of the state.
Miss Nancy Ann Mayberry is
listed among the sick this week.
Miss Blanch Myers, student at
Meredith College, Raleigh, is
spending „ this week with her
mother, Mis. Thomas Myers.
Mrs. R. E. Holcomb had as her
guests the past week-end her sis
ter, Mrs. R. J. Hudson, and
daughter, Betty.
Mrs. Bessie Rose returned to
her home Monday from Davis
hospital, Statesville, where she
has been a convalescent for some
time.
Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Con
nell and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Helton were the dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Lineberry
Sunday.
Mr. Worth Lineberry, of near
Boonville, was the guest of Mr.
Oneil Lineberry Monday night.
Honor Roll for Fifth Month
Jonesville School
First grade Dorothy Mann,
Pat Johnson, Sara Lee Ferguson,
Kenneth Martin and Martha
Ruth Shores.
Second grade—Sally Ann Mad
ison, Margaret Lanning, Irene
Lewis and Jerry Haynes.
Third grade—lna Lou Durham.
Fourth grade—Katie Simmons,
Kathleen Burcham, Beulah Rash,
Jerry Boles, Maggie Bell Swaim,
Doris Reece, Louise Hemric, Billy
Campbell, Charles Holleman and
Rufus Shaffner.
Fifth grade—Grover Wagoner,
Stacy Weaver, Ruth Long, Dor
etha Chappell, Frances Durham,
Lucille Hall.
Sixth grade—Aleine Holcomb,
Mary Jane Martin, Myrtle Hanes
and Mattie Wagoner.
Eighth grade—James Taylor,
Mark Reece, Madge Sparks and
Frederica pinnix.
Ninth grade Helen Brown,
Peggy Blackwood and Christine
Ingram.
Eleventh grade—Audria Finney,
Carmel Finney and Polly Vestal.
Honor Roll for Sixth Month
First grade—Sara Lee Fergu
son, Joan Nance, Crawford Dock
ery, Dorothy Lee Osborne, Pat
Johnson, Dorothy Mann, Coleen
Martin, Martha Ruth Shores and
Kenneth Martin.
Second grade Margaret Lan
ning, Irene Lewis, Jerry Hanes,
Sally Ann Madison and John
Frank Price.
Third grade—Sara Nell Mathis,
Ina Lou Durham, Jimmy Irvin,
Delmar Holcomb and Joe Stroud.
Fourth grade Doris Reece,
Jerry Boles, Katie Simmons and
Beulah Rash.
Fifth grade Stacy Weaver,
Doretha Chappell, Margaret Ann
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Little Miss Cynthia Margaret
Gough, 2, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Gough, of Jones
ville, was winner of a silver
trophy offered in a recent con
test at West Yadkin high
school. Little Miss Gough is
pictured above proudly exhibit
ing her trophy.
Everidge, Francis Rhyne and
Francis Durham.
Sixth grade Myrtle Haynes,
Aliene Holcomb, Mary Jane Mar
tin and Mattie Lou Wagoner.
Seventh Dorothy Mar
tin, Evelyn Rhyne, Mary Jo Ap
person and Rosena Martin.
Eighth grade James Taylor
and Mark Reece.
Ninth grade Helen Brown,
Peggy Blackwood and Christine
Ingram.
Tenth grade Mary Frances
Apperson.
Eleventh grade—Audria Fin
ney and Carmel Finney.
Camilla Minlsh Gives "Old
Maid's Party"
Miss Camilla Minish entertain
ed the Old Maid's club with a
scavenger hunt at her home Fri
day night.
During the fun period games
and contests were enjoyed and
the prize was awarded to Mr. Roy
Boles.
Those enjoying the hunt were
Misses Pansy Burcham, Alma
Couch, Mary Thompson, Dorothy
Hutchins, Elizabeth Minish and
Frances Swaim; Messrs. Wendell
Stanley, Curtis Groce, Roy Boles,
Eugene Martin, John Taylor,
Ralph Swaim, Reece Shugart,
and the hostess, Miss Camilla
Minish.
During the social hour Rita*
crackers, gingerale, cakes and as
sorted Easter egg candies were
served.
Master Clay Reid Honored on
Birthday
Master Clay Reid, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Royall Reid, was hon
ored on his third birthday anni
versary on Friday afternoon,
March 22.
Those attending were Jean and
Leonard liineberry, Crawford and
Kenneth Dockery, and Gayle
Mayberry.
During the social hour ice
cream, cake and pineapple juice
were served. Easter baskets were
favors presented to each guest.
P.-T. A. Meets
Evening
The Jonesville P.-T. A. met on
Thursday night, March 21, at
7:30 o'clock in the school audi
torium.
Mrs. A. B. Scroggs, president,
held a short business session, af
ter which the following program
was presented by children from
the various grades:
Devotional, Katie Lee Sim
mons; piano solo, Jean Madison;
piano solo, Bobby Martin; Steph
en Foster songs, third and fourth
grades; reading, Dexter Rose;
piano solo, Alene Ingram; piano
solo, Jerry Boles; piano solo,
Katie Lee Simmons; violin solo,
June Boles.
Mrs. Osborne Honored on
Birthday
Mrs. R. M. Osborne was honored
with a family dinner Easter Mon
day, at her home by members of
her family vin observance of her
forty-eighth birthday anniversary.
The Easter motif was carried
out in the decorations of the din
ing room. The table was centered
with a beautiful two tier birthday
cake decorated in green and white
and topped with forty-eight can
dles.
A three course dinner was serv
ed. Covers were placed for Mrs.
R. M. Osbome, honoree; Mr; R.
M. Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Anthony and son, Staley, Jr., and
Mrs. Lawrence Gough, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Osborne, and Misses
Lorene and Eloise Osborne.
Miss Blanche Myers Entertains
Senior Monday Evening
Miss Blanche Myers, student at
Meredith College, Raleigh, enter-
and several outsiders, while here
for the holidays, on Monday
evening at her home.
During the fun period many in
teresting games and contests were
played with prizes going to Eu
gene Martin and Herbert May
berry.
Refreshments were served to
the following: Misses Grace My
ers, Pansy Burcham, Nonnie Bur
cham, Pauline Morrison, Clyde
Myers, Irene Myers and the hos
tess, Blanche Myers; Messrs. Joe
Brandon, Thad Martin, Eugene
Martin, Junior Anthony, James
Mathis, Reece Shugart, Woodrow
Lawrence, Wendel Stanley, Lloyd
Dudley and Mr. and Mrs. L. S.
Weaver.
Out of town guests were Misses
Mary Kate Woodhouse and Viola
Norman of Boonville; and Messrs.
Kemp Reece and Herbert May
berry, students at Mars Hill Col
lege, Mars Hill.
COOL SPRINGS
Owing to an epedemic of mumps
in our community many of our
folks are out of Sunday School.
Rev. Orville Alexander preached
►here Sunday at eleven o'clock.
The children of Mr. and Mrs.
O. P. Holbrook met Sunday at
their home, for an Easter dinner
together, honoring the daughter
whose marriage Saturday was
solemized in Virginia. Of the
eight children all were present,
five of whom are married. The
bride was accompanied on her
trip home by the bridegroom, Mr.
W. J. Burton, of Norfolk, Va., and
Mr. and Mrs. John Burton of
Winston-Salem. For ten years
Mr. Burton has been in the U. S.
Navy, and is at present stationed
at Norfolk. We wish for them a
very happy life together.
Rev. Joe A. Crews of Winston-
Salem, and pastor of Marshall
Baptist church there, will preach
here Sunday evening at 7 o'clock.
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