■Old Fort News
|l,P< \v. < MACON HEADS
[lh iVfOK!- WOMAN’S CLUB
1 . w c. Macon was elected
11,.; -dent of the Old Fort Woman’s
I .1... February meeting held
at the home of the out-
I loinir'president, Mrs. Kimball Mil
llh r Other officers who will serve
[■during the coming year are first
||v‘ee.president. Mrs. Joe Giles, sec-
I lend vice-president, Mrs. Janie
[lf Reid; secretary, Mrs. Robert
Hwilkinsmi; treasurer, Mrs. W. E.
{■Teague; corresponding secretary,
|| Mrs . Frances B. Houghton.
I ‘ Mr < N. S. Ogburn led in a dc
llvotional on “Frayer”.
I v program on “Church Schools
[las given by Mrs. Janie F. Reid,
fleducational chairman.
I Civic acomplishments for which
I l ; h out-going administration is
lleredi’ed with, include a major pro-
Ijcct equipping the community
[■budding with banquet service for
II sixty ami interesting local’s men’s
11 , lib’s in furnishing and equipping
lithe kitchen. The club also assist
lied in sponsoring a youth recreat-
II : program during the summer
months.
I jj rs- n, a. Lewis served as joint
[•■returns home
I Mrs. Madeleine Taylor, super-
II v;sor of public school music for
||'Fools at Whiteville, returned on
i| Tuesday following a visit at her
|| home in Old Fort. The schools
II v. ic closed on account of the wea
■ ther.
|| sanes home
I Mrs. Z. B. Lane and children,
|| Kitty and Branck, have returned
II to their home at Old Fort after
|l a two weeks' visit with relatives
II at Wilson. During the absence
II Mrs. Lane joined her husband for
II a weeks’ stay in New York.
[I ON THE MOVE!
'• Mr. and Mrs. Vann Hughes and
\ I family have moved into their new
f I residence on Academy street.
| Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Early and
I family and Mr. and Mrs. Raul
; I Simmons are occupying the rewly
! I remodeled duplex on Academy and
■ Church streets.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith and
I family have moved their residence
K from Morganton to Old Fort.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith are engaged
- I in a ladies’ ready to wear business
I in Old Fort.
MRS. BULLARD HOME
-Mrs. R. 0. Bullard of Winston
j I Salem spent the weekend at the
home of her mother, Mrs. S. F.
I Wilkinson at Old Fort.
I youth group meet
I AT OLD FORT CHURCH
One hundred and twenty five
young people of the Marion dis
'rict attended the February meet-
m S held on Thursday at Old Fort
Methodist church.
Lay-off a temperance film,
■vas exhibited by the Rev. R. M.
Hauss, i ,f Shelby, chairman of the
nee Board of WNC Meth
odist Conference.
■ ! Glonwood church were
rtiuige of the' program. Mrs.
1 Kanipe was in charge of
-' v Mrs. N. S. Ogburn, and
Miss Pauline Noblitt served re
freshments. The Rev. George R.
R e i-airi and Mrs. Needham, the
n,! JameS B - McClarty of Ma
'!!"'■ a mong those present.
’.lie will tw. ),..M
it . Methodist church
“ <Jld ort group in charge of
the Program.
HLM NETS S9O ~
C J ' courtesy of W. C. Ma
01d F ort theatre owner, ap
i j| lni f ely ninety dollars was
Foi - , ! . , for the benefit of Old
Star .\ MPt<?r ® rdor of Eastern
Lh, j ; !irough showing of the film,
d.,- ' ;V n a Big Way ” on Tues
’ - dn ’ ! Wednesday nights.
the L d ;;; oUnt w hl be applied to
sonic iUdll ? g fund for the Ma *
struoi w kieh is under con-
Uctlon « Old Fort.
O. E. S. INITIATION
Old Fort: Initiation of five can
didates for member ship in Old
Fort chapter of Order of Eastern
Sta; will be he ld on Saturday
evening, March 6th at the Mason
ic hall.
Worthy matron, Lois McDaniel,
will preside.
Visiting members of Black
Mountain. Swannanoa and Ashe
ville chapters are expected to be
present.
With The Sick
Floyd Pittman who has bee ill
is improving.
Mrs. Dempsey Whitaker has
been ill with flu.
• ■Night of Fun"—March" 11—
High School Gym Be There!
ASK YOUR
DOCTOR
Have Your Prescriptions
|| \YVLp2 Filled Here With
\ --ruaES Confidence
You can be assured that only the purest and
finest quality ingredients are used.
Old Fort Drug Company
Start PlllPlf C
tillllillo
Feed Them Our
STARTER and
WWtjumji&f GROWER MASH
v'C- Depend On This High Grade Scientific Feed
.. v v^n
J To Assure Them Strong, Vigorous Health
ma * f * *kO GUARANTEED ANALYSIS
0 Nitrogen, free extract, minimum .. 15.00"’’
Y Ingredients: Ground corn, ground wheat, wheat bran, wheat mid-
II . ' dlings, wheat millrun, dehydrated alfalfa meal, soybean oil meal,
.. , i MBL dried fermentation solubles, meat scraps, fish meal, ground limestone,
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: SOCIETY
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MONTREAT CLUB
- HOLD MEETING
Mrs. Melinger E. Henry and
‘ -u'ss Julia Stokes entertained the
• Montreat Agnes Scott club in their
. home on Virginia Road, Montreat
February 20.
The members came at seven in
order to listen to the broadcast
from the college in Decatur at
Vaster which they gath
ered in the dining room for
dessert.
All the oficers were re-elected
for the next year as follows:
president, Miss Annie Webb; vice
president, Mrs. Mellinger Henry;
and secretary, Miss Julia Stokes!
Those present were: Miss Webb,
Miss Wade, Mrs. Macaulay, Miss
Lucy Grier, Mrs. Henry, and Miss
Julia Stokes. Also ihree visitors
were present, I)r. Nettie Grier,
lis Minnie Stokes, and the mas
ot, Sidney Macauley.
—Mr. and Mrs. Edwin McCall
and children Joyce and Ted spent
Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Frady.
• “Night of Fun”— March 11—
NOW . . YOU CAN BUY
THE FAMOUS
Allen Range
WOOD or COAL
AT
REDUCED PRICES
We have a Limited Supply of These
Famous Stoves Which We Are Selling
Now at Reduced Prices.
Act NOW Don t Delay
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OP
PORTUNITY TO SAVE MONEY.
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PHONE 3481
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Phone 6415-J
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