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A joint TTianksgiving service will be held in the Boiling
Springs Baptist Church Nov. 25th at 7:30 p.m. Refresh
ments and fellowship will follow the special service.
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Mrs. Adelaide Humphries from the Lavonia Community
visited with Mrs. Glenn Moore and Mr. Moore on Wed
nesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Harris and children of Hickory
and Mrs. Lynn Wilson of Shelby were Sunday evening
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mac Greene. TTie occa.s-
ion was to celebrate Mrs. Wilson’s birthday.
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The Crestview Garden Club met at the home of Mrs.
Margrette White Friday morning. Mrs. Maggie Beason
and Mrs. Carl Hamrick shared hostess duties.
Mrs. Gladys Morris opened the meeting with a devot
ional and president Mrs. L.A. Allen presided over the
business session. Mrs. Allen informed the group that
the yard of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Abdow received the Yard
of the Month award for the month of October.
Two blue ribbons for special arrangements were given
to Mrs. Palmer Gold and Mrs. Bonnie Price won two
blue ribbons for speciams. Mrs. Blane Whisnant won a
blue ribon and a red ribon.
Mrs. Bonnie Price presented a program entitled, "When
to Plant What to Plant and Where to Plant."
The hostess served carrot cake, peanut congealed salad,
sausage balls and hot tea.
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Mr. and Mrs. Cart L. Hamrick spent Tuesday in Davidson
visiting friends. They also visited a friend in Hunter
sville Hospital while in the area.
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Community sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Jordan in the recent death of Mr. Jordan’s borther in
Texas.
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Mr. and Mrs. Phil Schoford of Charlotte were Saturday
lunch guests of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer
Gold.
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Mrs. Joe Camp from Shelby spent Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs. teaham Moore.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elon Houser and granddaughter, Leslie
Jones of Cliffside, visited with Mrs. Nancy Harper and
Mrs. Sallie Horn Friday.
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Community sympathy is expressed to the family in the
recent death of Bobbie Dean Humphries.
Prospect Community
by Mrs. Broadus McGinnis
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Barnes, Barbara and Lesia, were
Thursday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Phillips
and Tim at New Pleasant.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. C.B. Harris,
and Mr. and Mrs. John Compton have returned home after
spending several days at Myrtle Beach fishing.
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Tuesday night visitors of Mrs. Clara Godfrey and Charles
were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Clark, Mrs. Opal Johnson
of Belmont, Mr. and Mrs, Johnnie Smith and Wesley of
Six Points, and Rev. and Mrs. John Godfrey and Leslie
of Cooper’s Gap.
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Velma McCraw has as visitors last week Mr. and Mrs.
Huntley McCraw, Mrs. Dickie Willge of Belmont, Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Lancaster of Boiling Springs, Mrs, Lucy
Nannie and Mrs. Howard Simmons. Also visiting was Mrs.
Helen Hullete.
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Mrs. Nettie Tessneer of Grover and Mrs. Flora Craw
ford spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. James Crawford
in Aiken, S.C.
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Mr. and Mrs. Mike Harris of Hickory spent Sunday
with Mrs. Elsie Harris. Mrs. Harris visited Monday
with her sister, Mrs. Annie Jolley.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hutchens of Charlotte spent the
weekend with Mrs, Gazzie Harmon.
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Mrs. Eller West of Cherokee County and Mr, and Mrs.
Tom Jolley, Mark and Gregg, were Sunday dinner guests
of Mrs. Annie Jolley and Louise.
**
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Willis, Bud and Cindy, of Greens
boro spent Tuesday night and Wednesday with Mr. and
Mrs. J.T, Jolley.
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Mrs. Callie Ruppe spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Joe Ruppe in Cowpens.
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Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bryson and Cindy of Spartanburg,
S.C, were Saturday supper guests of Mr, and Mrs. Ira
Elmore. Dr. and Mrs. Hamlet Lemaster of Gaffney
visited them Wednesday night.
Mrs. Etheleene Campbell of Lyman spent Monday with
Mrs. Eula Suttles and James Camp. Mrs. Louise Brasswell
and Mrs, Annie Hames of Lenior spent Tuesday with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Harmon of Chesnee visited Friday,
Mr. Dock Hastings from Hudson and Mrs. Bobbie James
and daughter, Lori, of Lenoir visited with Mrs. Dan
Hastings and children on Monday.
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Mrs. Virginia Forbes from Ellenboro, Mrs. Navada
Spangler of Mooresboro, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Randall
of Forest City and Mr. and Mrs. O.T. Aldridge from
Shelby visited with Mrs. Oris Lipscomb this week.
Trinity Community
by Doris Scruggs
Rev. Author Yount delivered the message on Sunday
morning in the absence of the pastor who was away in
a revival.
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Christain sympathy is extended to the family of Coran
Padgette who passed away last week,
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Mrs. Ralph Bridges of Greensboro spent Saturday night
with Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Smith. She visited other relatives
in the community before returning to Greensboro on Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. James McKinney returned home on Thurs
day after spending several weeks at Myrtle Beach, S.C.
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The following enjoyed going to the Southern Living Show
in Charlotte onSaturdaynight:Mr.andMrs.Buddy McKinney,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gillespie,
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Scruggs, Mrs. Glenn Daves and
Missy, Mrs. Mary Lu Humphries, Miss Evelyn McClunny,
Miss Evelyn McClunney, Miss Anna Crowe, Scott Hamrick
and Joey Collum. Alter the show they stopped by Quincy’s
for supper on their way home.
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Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Harris and Andy of Hickory
visited Mrs. Selma Harris on Saturday night.
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Dereck Yelton and Kent Wood of Columbia, S.C. spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. E.C. McKinney.
Mrs. Lovelle Crawford had the misfortune of breaking
her right arm this past week.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Toney and family visited Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Toney, Sr. of Ellenboro on Sunday afternoon.
On Sunday night, they visited Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Crawford
of Grover.
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Mr. and Mrs. James McKinney visited Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Tate of Spindale on Sunday afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Skinner visited Junior Ruff who
remains a patient in Spartanburg General Hospital.
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Boyd Luckadoo had surgery at Charlotte Memorial Hos-
' pital last week.
The Baptist Young Women held an Enlistmant Dinner
on Monday evening in the church fellowship hall. There
were fifteen ladies present to enjoy the meat of spaghetti
and lasagna amid an Italian setting. Among those present
were Martha Stewart, Missionary Kid of Mairoli, Kenya,
Africa and a student at Gardner-Webb plus leaders of
the group. Those present remembered Marthawith a shower
of gifts. Mrs. Charles Hamrick is currently serving
as president of the B.Y.W.
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Dolls were on display at the meeting of the Sunshine
Club on Wednesday morning in the fellowship hall that
had been made for little girls in Cleveland County who
will not receive a doll for Christmas. Prizes were given
for the first and second best. Mrs. Jack Dawson won the
first prize and Mrs. Katherine Jolley won the second
prize. A trip to the Southern Christmas Show was set
for Monday. The group was invited to participate in the
lunch at Cliffside School for retirees on Nov. 20. Rev.
McSwain asked the group to prepare the evening meal
on Friday tor the upcoming revival and they agreed to
do so. Mrs. Ethel Ray presided over the business session
and Mrs. Kenneth Dobbins delivered a poem and an de
votional. Mrs. Ida Simmons had charge of the program
which consisted of judging the dolls.
A very bountiful meal was served at the close of the
meeting with Mrs. Ray serving as hostess for the day.
The Thanksgiving motif was used in decorations.
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Mrs. Cleo Wallace had her sisters as guests on Wed
nesday. These were Miss Irene Pritchard of Spindale,
Mrs. Daisy Daggerhard of Rutherfordton and Mrs. John
Marsh of Travelers Rest, S.C. Mr. Marsh and their son,
Jerry, also joined the sisters tor a lovely visit together
and Mr. and Mrs. Marsh and Jerry were overnight guests
of Mrs. Wallace on Wednesday.
The Jim Walkers were recent guests of Mr, and Mrs.
Gaylon Covington and Mrs. Theron Covington of Polkville.
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Tuesday lunch guests of Mrs. Katherine Jolley were
Mrs. Gifton McCombs and Mrs. B.E. Simmons, Mrs.
Bud McSwain joined the ladies for an afternoon visit.
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Mr. and Mrs. Horace Scruggs of Boiling Springs and
Mr. Junie Scruggs of the Camps Creek Community were
visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jolley on
Sunday.
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In a very impressive service the note for the church
indebtness was burned by the trustees during the morning
worship Sunday.
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The month of November has been set aside for the
pounding of our Missionary family. They are the Tom
Canadys of Honduras, Mr. Canady will led in a weekend
revival Nov. 20, 21, and 22. He is home on furlough and
will be speaking Friday through Sunday evening. There
are special times planned with all ages during the special
services.
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Joe Houser, Sunday School director, recognized all the
teachers of the Sunday School during the worship period
on Sunday.
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Community sympathy is extended to Mrs. Clyde Blanton
and Mrs. Ethel McBee in the death of their brother, Clif
ford Whisnant of Mt. Holly last week. Funeral services
were held for him on Thursday.
Lavonia Community
by Mrs. L. B. McCraw
Sunday was ministerial education day in the Sandy Run
Baptist Association, Tim Atkinson brought an inspiring
message at Lavonia. Carol Whitmire brought the word
in song and testimony. Both are students at Gardner-
Webb College. The students had dinner and spent the
afternoon with Rev. and Mrs. Rae Webb and family.
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Mr. and Mrs, Joey Harrell spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr, and Mrs. Dennis Evey,
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The Lottie Moon and Bertha Smith Circles are giving
a miscellaneous shower for Ann Marie Longshore Friday,
Nov. 20 . It will be a drop-in shower from 7 p.m. until
8:30 p.m. in the fellowship hall. Everyone is invited,
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Tuesday night the older youth in Training Union went
skating at Kates.
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Misses Wilma and Georgia McCraw visited Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Hill in Cliffside Sunday. Ann Davis was a Thursday
night supper guest of the McCraw sisters.
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Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Mary Humphries included
Eddie Humphries and daughters, Sonja and Julie, of Spart
anburg, S.C., Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bridges and sons. Brad
and Chad, of Shelby, and Mr. and Mrs. Cicero Blackwell
and Jerry of Travelers Rest, S.C.
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Miss Alpha McCraw went to Fallston last week to attend
the funeral of Miss Pauiine Arrowood at Clover Hill
Methodist Church.
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Mrs. Minnie Barnes has been sick recently.
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Mrs. Janie McCraw and Miss Dorothy McCraw attended
the fiftieth aimiversary of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jolly at
Piedmont near Spartanburg, S.C.
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