THE GALAX NEWS
AUGUST 27, 19^2
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A Letter To Highlands con^t.
to Sunday School,oiir faces shining
like red apples - our eyes aglow
with a childlike faith. OhI those
never to he forgotten days I I am
glad that I have them with ^e yet
all safely locked Inside my heart.
Highlands, there is no place in
all the world like youI I am ever
thankful that God selected you for
my birthplace.I am grateful to you
for all the beauty you have given
to me which is imprinted upon my
soul for all eternity. I carry your
singing waters with me in ray he?trt
to tide me over the rough places in
life, and in times of deep despire
I lift \xp mine eyes unto your hills
from whence cometh my help, God has
blest you Highlands, and may He con
tinue to do so forever end ever.
By - Sarah Thompson McNsmee
Mr, and Mrs. Guy MeCelIan and
son of Winston-Salem were the
week end guests of Dr. and Mrs.
S. H. Pace. Ralph the young son
remained with the Paces for a few
da:7s,
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,.,PERSONALS,,.
Mr, and Mrs, Howard Blakley and
family of Winston-Salem, N.C. were
the guests of Mr, and Mrs, James
Blakley last week.
Mrs, S, L. McCarty, Sr,
dermere, Fla. is the guest
and Mrs, Sidney HcCarty.
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Will Go Back To Sarasota On Labor Day
Many Reductions For Men, Women, and Children
NEW FALL SHIPMENTS ARRIVING DAILY
NEW CHILDREN’S BACK TO SCHOOL CLOTHES
Barnette’-Wetmore wedding con»t.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, v;ore a goiAm of ivory
satin and Cbantilly lace with a
fitted bodice joined to a scalloped
lace 3^oke. The long eleeves tapered
to T3oints at the wrist and the full
skirt ended in a train. Her two-
tiered veil of imported illusion
was caughi: to a coronet of lace and
seed nearls. She carried a white
Bible topped with a x-j'hite orchid
and satin streamers,
Mies Jerry Lee Me Junk: in of Fort
Lauderdale, Fla„ and ^Hghlands was
maid of honor. Her go\m of dusty
pink taffeta was fashioned with a
wide scalloped bertha. She carried
a Colonial bouquet of blue asters.
Bridesmaids were Miss Jan Burnette,
sister of the bride, and Miss Rose
marie Wetmore, sister of the bride
groom. They wore pastel blue taffeta
dresses made similar to that of the
maid of honor.
Robert Dorris of Miami and High
lands was best man and(con’t,page?)
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OUR THANKS TO OUR MANY NEW FRIENDS-
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