L< I Bagular pfWohti| Mr vice will ba
tg 1 Mi Sunday it 11 o'clock. wjto
Wjjg ockool it 10 i. a. Bev. W. A.*Boberts
V Mr. end Mr*. William Carroll of
w Orover gave a welcome home port/
^ for their ion, Phllmer Carroll who
haa juit returned home from r*earn?
doty. Those attending from Pat
t tersou Grove were, Mr. and Mr*.
Lloyd Phifer. Misa Lena Seism. Mr.
and Mrs. L). P. Wright, Mrs. Beuiah
Bridge*, Mr. and Mrs. Travis Wright
and family,, Mr. Melvin Wright and
daughter, Mary Lou.
Mr. and Mrs. Gettys Si-ism aud chit
dren visited Mr. and Mrs. John Foster
Sunday. ' . I
Misv Nell Seism was Saturday night
guest of Misa Martha Sue. Seism. 1
Mr. aud Mrs. Tom Hamrick and j
daughters, Ueuic, Norma Jane, were
Sunday guesta of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Bridges and family.
Mr. Miles Seism was Sunday dinner
guest of Charles Seism.
The W. M. U. met with Mrs. Eugene
Patterson Saturday. The meeting
opened with aeripture lesson by
Mrs. Ben Hamrick. followed by prayer
by Mrs. Forrest Hord. Mrs. Hord
was in charge Of the program. Mrs.
Lloyd Phifer gave the- Watch Word |
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xor tne year. Onset of the evening
_ woe Mre. W. A. Roberts. Being no
t a business at hand we were dismUeeu
with prayer bv Mre. Roberts, to meet
next time with Mrs. Forest Hord.
Mre. Pattereon, our hostess, then ser-1
red a delicious plate consisting of potato
chipa, pickles, olive flower sand
wichcs, ice tea with lemon. . Cake
topped with peaches, whipped cream
and a red straw on top.
Mrs. Kellv Dixon, Marylon and Mrs
Delbert Dixon via!+ed Mrs. Thurman
Seism Wednesday.
Mr. aad Mrs. Ravmon Seism and
aons,. Moffette. Nolan, Bruce, Paul
Avery and Miss Ollie May Seism visited
Mr. and Mrs. Bertie Hamrick
and daughter Miss Fonia Mae Hamrick
Sunday afternoon. Miss Hamrick
just returned home from the hos
pital in Shelby Saturday.
Mr. Arthur Ware of New Jersey is
spending this week with Mr. Marvin
Wright and family.
Mr. Marvin Wright, Mr. .Arthur
Ware and Mrs. Llpyd Turner visited
Mrs. Thurman Seism Saturday afternoon.
Miss Margaret 8hort was Sunday
guest of Miss Margarie Seism.
Mr. Max Seism who is in college
spent the week end with his father,
Mr. J. W. Seism and family.
Miss Billy 8hort and Miss Helen
Short were Sunday guests of Miss
Betty Lee Pytnam.
Mr. atfd Mrs. Thurman Seism and
M children, Mr. W. A. Scinm. riiited i
Mr. and Mn, Earl Seisms and son. J
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|my observation. MI tofMU U wtiklag
awgy but ud we need to do nil
we cnn to ko?p It on our fields Instead
of letting it wash down Into
the creeks." .... ,
Prank Ware of the Oak Qrove com
malty will put In several acres of
permanent pasture this fall. His serfeea
meadow strip diss made sufflei'
ent growth to turn the terrace water
into it without causing any washing.
The Veterans' training class of the
Bethware community attended .a terI
racing demonstration Thursday after
noon, on the t*xm of William A. Wri
ght. The technicians of the Broad
Biver soil conservation district assist
ed Mr. J. 8. Ware, Veterans' teacher
and Mr. Sellars, Vocational Agriculture
teacher of the Bethware School
in putting on the demonstration. Two
Ford tractors owned by W. J. Wat
Purvis, Sunday afternoon..
Miss Martha 8ue Seism received
five dollars last week for her essay
she wrote on the "Proper Handling
U Milk on the Farm." Miss Seism
is a student at Beth-Ware.
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w?? aqntopad with Mm Itagwoa jMRulfflmfch virtue? Well aoa
dtih ttriiM plow and the scrape. * P9/HM) *' aT Worth Carollaa'e ten
During the afteroooa. Mr. Sellera peeple will be rewnarded for thel
and Mr. Wright pointed oat some long end. at time*, seemingly hop
of the soil conservation practices Mr., 'if wait for the magic of electrlclt
Wright is carrying oat whiclf include during the coming fiscal year,
crop rotation and the flve-acre seel- The newg ^ ^ ,unouDce
cea meadow atrip on the field which the Rural Eleftrifll.,tU)n Xdmil
we. being terraced. Utration in an ouUinc of it. emb
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the biggest year^jn the BEA's te
Veterans with service connected yesr record of progres* .in rollin
disabilities in some cases may be back the age of darkness which etll
treated in non-Veterans Administra- prevails on far to many of the ni
tion hospitals at VA "expense. tions farms.
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Phone 2406
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LADIES' HATS, values to $6.95
LADIES' PLASTIC and LEATHER BAGS .
LADIES' SHEER BLOUSES, $3.98 value ...
LADIES' DRESSES, one group of these
LADIES, PLAY-TYPE SHOES, one table ...
MEN'S GENUINE PANAMA HATS
ALL OTHERS %AT
MEN'S WORK SHIRTS
MEN'S SANDALS, arch-support, $4.00 value
BOYS' RAYON SLACK SUITS
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