hattu with
tot raw,
rifht guard, who is also playing his
iMdnr, haro bin outstanding in iiw
to data. At Ult bottom raw. Is Wlngback Jack
?Iso a mirri. is pi eta rod at hottoaa right (Bar.
light (Kororid Photo*
Patterson Gmva ; ***** Mr- an<1 Mrs- *? D- Hamtwight,
w TX * - Rev. and Mr* Earl Reading and
If OVJ'B ana voiunonts daughter, Joyce, Mr. and-Mra Jesse
By Mrs. Thurmon Seism Redding, Mr. and Mrs. Ttiurmaft
I*""" ' m . - Seism, Nell and Charles, Mr. and J
Mrs. Albert Logan enterained a Mrs. Fred Sanders and .daughter,1
group of friends at her horn* Sunday Caroline, Mr. Luther Howell, Mr.:
honoring her husband on his birth [Clarence Gantt, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
day. A delicious dinner w?s served Logan and son, Jerry, Mrs. Login's
At the noon hour. TYv ftemooo. we mother Mrs. JkJna Gaullman, Mr. ,
wer* entertained wah special music and MM" Marcus Mtnney?-Mr, and
by Rev. and Mrs. Earl Redding, Rev. Mrs. Mt B. Mau?>, Mi* John Lo
Bedding's lather and mother, Mr. 4 gan and Mr. Gussie Lane.
and Mrs. Jesse Redding of Gastonia, t Sunday afternoon will be B. T. U.
and Mrs. Billle Logan of Kings Visitation Day. All necessary ar
Mountaln. Guests for the occasion 1 rangement have been made and we ,
Great News!
GMEN
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ire lanning on being in *11 the
lion.ea. Ail those who would like to i
lave a part . in this program will |
meet us' at the church at 2:00.
We were delighted ? to have had
Mrs. Smoot Baker with ua last Sun* i
lay evening. Mrs. Baker gave an in* ,
teresting talk on the Study Course
that will be held Nov. 27 through ,
Dee. 2 at the First Church in Shelby. |
B. T. U. conference will be held Fri
day night, Nov. 18, at East Side In
Shelby, time 7*15. All B. T, U. lead
era and officers are urged to be pres
ent.
Misses Marjorie Seism, Margaret
and Frances Pr id more, Nell Seism,
Mr. Tom Bridges, Robert Bridges and
Forrest Teague will present a little
playlet at this conference.
Rev. G. C. Teague and son, tFbrrest,'
are spending this week in Raleigh
attending the Baptist State conven
tion.
Mis. Thurman Seism vlsked Mrs.
Howard Gofoith, Mrs. Charles Go
forth and Mrs. Dixon Goforth last
week.
In July, 1850, 500 ships lay in San
Francisco Harbor, deserted by
crews that ha<? gone hunting gold,
according to the Encyclopedia Bri
tannfea.
Of iW , .
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