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Mr. and Mr*. Fred Mist spent
Christmas day wttlr Mr*. Smith
Ha gamin in Winston-Salem.
Mist Jane 9mith spent the holi
days with her mother, Mrs. Mae
C. Smith, in Spartanburg, S. C.
Rev. and- Mrs. M. E. Milder re
turned Sunday from a visit to re
latives in Durham and Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rollin* a*d
son Gray of Spindalc, were Christ
mas visitors with Mrs. Lena Geer.
Miss Martha Rose Hanson, of
Gadsden, Ala. visited in the l)ome
Of Dr. and Mrs. John G. Barden
this week.
Mr. Russell Gragg is spending a
two weeks' vacation from his work
at Fort Jackson, S. C? at home
with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Dixon and
family of K?o**lHe, Tenn., were
recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
John Houck.
Dick Hunt returned to Flint,
Michigan Saturday after visiting
? week wfth his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Greer
have returned home from a visit
with Mr. and -Mrs. Earl Greer and
family in Albemarle.
Mr. Larry H. Moore of Roanoke,
Virginia visited last week with
Mrs. Dean Bingham and Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Berryhill.
Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Rollins spent,
the holidays in Warsaw, N. C. with
Mr. Rollins' brother, Mr. Glenn
W. Rollins and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Rky Estes are
Ipending two weeks at their home
in Boynton Beach, Florida. They
frlan to return January 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Berry
hill spent several days laat week
Visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
fi. P. Berryhill, in Concord.
Mrs. Stuart Norris will leave
Saturday for Elisabeth, N. J. to
spend some time with her son,
Mr. T. 0. Norris and family.
, Mrs. J. R. Smith and children,
*f Charlotte, visited Mrs. Smith's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mull
ins, during the Christmas holidays.
Mr. Bobby Sherrill left Satur
day for Bradenton, Florida after
tpertdtng the holidays with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eber Sher
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Long and
children, of Charlotte, visited
Mrs. Long's parents, Mr. and Mil.
Russell Grau, during the holi
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl p. Johnson
returned to Atlanta Monday, after
spending Christmas with Mrs.
Johnson'* parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. M. Cook.
Mis* Racher Mullins, a senior
at Furman University in Green
ville, S. C, spent the Christmas
holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Mullins.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley South and
David of Wilmington, returned
home Sunday after spending
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. A.
E. South.
Aiman U Guy W. Hunt, Mrs.
Hunt ?*d Debbie of Washington,
t>. C. Were holiday visitors- with
Mr. and Mrs. Gny Hunt and Mr.
And Mrs. A G. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brookshire,
and Mrs. Paul Brookshire and
Hettie Hodges spent Christ
inas day with Mr. and Mrs. David
Holt in Mooresvllle.
Mr. and Mrs. Gail Hurley, who
recently moved here from West
Jefferson, visited Saturday and
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Worth
Bobby YXm, who is in the Air
Force and stationed at Rantoul,
niinoi*, spent the Christmas holi
days with hit parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Yatea of Valle Crueia.
Or. and Mrs. Taylor Adams art
spending several weeks with their
son, Mr. Sam A da ma and family in
Wast Palm Beach, Florida. They
plaa to return this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McConnoll
returned home Sunday from Win
ston-Salem, where they speqi the
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
mi* MeConnell.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hagamao
and children, Mackie and Buzz,
spent the holidays in Winston
Salem With Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Kimel and Mrs. Smith Hagaman.
Mr. and Mrs. Li ami Watson
were recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Mack Dowling in Charlotte,
where they attended the lee Cep
ades.
Dr. and Mm. J. C. Yeder. Bob
by and Barber* Ann, spent Christ
ina* Week ia Zephyr Hills, Florida
wXh Mr*. Voder's father. Mr. It.
L* Berber. -tlfA
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Worth and
MM, Billy, Stent Thursday in
West Jefferson with Mr*. Worth's
peroats, Mr. and Mrs. C. 0.
KffffHtf.
Mr. and Mr*. Russell Tea sue
celebrated their silver wedding
aMlvvMry December ST A
luncheon was given by their
daughter. Miss Peggy Teegee ia
hooer of the occeaioa. A number
of relatives and (Heads were pre
'Dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs.
(till Hopkins Saturday night were
Mr. and Mrs. Bar! Pritchard and
children, Mr. and Mr?. Tttm Smith
and family, and Mr. a*d Mrs Lea
Frttchard, all af Newland.
Mr. and MA. Mark Eby of Port
Rep utile. Virginia and Mr. and
Mr*. Buddy M?Cuin- of the Uni
Veraity of North Carolina and
Granite Falls were week end visi
tors with Mr*. It. W. McGuire.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gabriel and
daughter, Rebecca Ann, spent the
holidays in Lincoln ton with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gab
riel, Sr. and *Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hampton,
Johnny Hampton and Ann Suth
erland spent the holidays in Silver
Creak, N. V. with Mr. and Mrs.
Hampton's daughter, Mrs. Sam
uel Restivo.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Watson,
Luther Martin Bingham of SugSr
Grove, Mrs. Mae Miller and Miss
Lorene Miller visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Blaine Miller in Spruce
Pine Christmas day.
Miss Clyde Kilby and her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gaither Kilby
of West Jefferson, visited Wed
nesday and Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Simpson in
Lewisville, N. C.
Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Bar
den and son, Mark, of Hiddenite,
and Milton Barden, student at
Pfeiffer College, were guests of
their parents, Dr. and Mrs. John
G. Barden during the holidays.
Holiday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Granville Norris were Mr.
and Mrs. Lorenza Clinard and
daughter Bridgett of Winston
Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mc
Curry and son Ladd of Boiling
Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Safian
and daughters. Faith and Donna,
have returned to their home at
Vilas after spending Christmas
with Mr. Safian's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Safian at Whittlewood
Lodge in Mt Pocono, Pa.
Mrs. Miriam Smith, Janie, Susie,
and Carl, Jr., of Fort Pierce, Fla.,
spent Christmas at the home of
Mrs. Smith's mother, Mrs. R. K.
Bingham, attending the family
reunion and dinner held on Christ
mas d?v. -I
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hagaman
and daughters, Nancy and Jane,
of Norfolk, Virginia- apent the
holidays with Mr, and Mrs. Fred
Htgtfian of Beaver Dant and Mr.
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis of
Sherwood.
Dr. and Mrs. A. Y. Howell and
children, Patricia, Keith, Baxter
and Avery, of Cummings, Georgia
apent the holidays With Mr. and
Mrs. A. Y. Howell, Sr., Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Cannon and Miss Floy
Cannon at Vilas.
Pvt. Melvin Greene, who is on
furlough from his California Arftiy
base, his wife, Mrs. Bonnie
Greene, and his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Greene, spent the day
Saturday in Burlington with Mr.
and Mrs. G. L. Greene and family.
Holiday visitors with Mrs. Edna
Penick were Miss Sallle Penick of
Bradenton, Florida, Mr. and Mrs.
Craig Austin of Asheville and
Mrs. Agnes Penick, Donna and
Eddie, of Johnson City, fennel
Miss Sail ie Penick wUl leave
Friday for Bradenton, Florida
where ahe it teaching in the Jes
aie P. Miller School. She will be
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Penick and aon, Stewart, who will
spend a few days with her.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Price and
Janie apent the holidays with Mrs.
Price's father, Mr. Walter Eth
ridge near Wilton, N. C. Mrs. W.
R. Eaatridfe and daughter, Owen,
of Charlotte were fai charge of
Daniel Boone Hotel during their
absence.
Mr. and Mra. E. T. Marsh and
children, Sally and Sam, returned
to their home in Charlotte Mon
day after visiting several days
with Mra. G. K. Moose, and Dr.
Moosfc, who la improving from a
seriout ill neat at Watauga Hospi
tal.
Mr. and Mr*. Justin Ragan and
family spent the Christmas holi
days with Mr. Ragan's tister, Mrt.
Joe McCurry, in Ean Gallic, Fla.
While there they visited Cyprut
Gardens, Silver Spring!, Jungle
Gardens and other point* of in
teract.
Mr. and Mrt. V. J. Moreti, Jr.,
a?d children, Mike and Virginia,
of Lowell, Ind., visited Mr. and
Mrs John K. Brown la Boone the
first of the week en rtvte home
from Pin* Bluffs, where they vis
ited with Mr end Mrs Vilas Mor
eta.
Holiday visiters In the home of
Uf tOi ten. t. %. Hayes of Trip
lett were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hayes
and Carolyn M taMeirt, Ohio,
Mr. and Mrs. Boy Cefley And Sue,
Bob, Steve and Scott of Cnlpoper,
Vs., and Dr. and Mrt. Burke
Smith of Roanoke, Va., and Mrs.
Dale Vannoy and Patsy W Boone
Miss Doris Perry, Mr. Hampton Wed
'a . - mmaksmmmM
MRS. LEONARD ALBERT HAMPTON
Miss Doris Arlene Perry and
Leonard Albert Hampton were
married by the Rev. W. Perry
Crouch, D. D., in the First Baptist
Church in Asheville, Saturday,
December 20. The Rev. Loren T
Jenks, post chaplain at Fort Jack
son, S. C., assisted. Music was by
Miss Wtlda Bell and Mrs. W. G.
Llnfo.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Don H. Perry of Zion
ville and the bridegroom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hamp
ton of Commerce, Ga.
The bride was given in marri
age by her father and the bride
groom had his brother, Comer
Hampton of Atlanta, Ga., as best
man.
She wore a dress of lace and
tulle, with tiered skirt and fitted
bodice. Her veil was attached to
a coif of lace and she carried a
white Bible with a white orchid.
Mrs. Robert Howard Futrelle
of Chapel Hill, sister of the bride,
was matron of honor and Mrs. J.
Mr. and Mr?. Francis Cook and
sons, Bob and Dave, visited during
the holiday* with friends in Demo
rest, Ga. They made another visit
with friends at Pfeiffer College.
Bob Cook also attended the Christ
mas party of Louis Nunnery's
dance classes in Hickory.
Holiday visitors with Mrs. John
Cox of Todd were Mr. and Mrs.
John Cox, Jr. and children, Mar
tha Kirby, Sherry, Rejean and
Johi) Benton, of Summerfield, N.
C., Mrs. Claude Rose of Winston
Salem, Billy Wade Cox and Joe
Cox of Coatsville, Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Leith
and children, Mary Charles and
Martin, of Winston-Salem, who
spent last week with Mr. Leith's
mother and grandmother in Cum
berland, Md? are spending this
week with Mrs. Leith's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Howell of
VIMS.
Mrs. James O. Hill and children,
Martha and Mark, of Lansing,
Michigan are spending ten days
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis
of Sherwood. They were accom
panied here by Mr. Hill and son
Scott, who left Thursday for a
week's visit with friends at Tam
pa, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wilson and
daughters, Brenda and Rene, ar
rived here last week from Belle
Glade, Fit., to spend the holidays
with Mr. and Mrs. Kemp Wilson
of Boone, and Mr. and Mrs. Edd
Bum garner of Trade, Tenn. They
plan to return to Florida the last
of the week.
Holidays visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Mont Glovier were Mrs.
Glovier's sister, Mrs. Eleanor
Crawford of Seibring, Florida,
Robert Hennesaee of Louisville, i
N. C., Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Glov-j
ler and sons, Billy and Joe Mont,
of Old Fort and Mrs. Miriam Rabb ,
of Raleigh.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Mill
ard Greene of Lenoir through the
holidays were Mr. ?nd Mrs. Bax
ter Hardy and Miss Lois Eggers of |
Boone, Troy Cornett of Royal Oaks, I
Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cornett |
of Woodbine, Md., Claud Cornett
of Reen. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie
Mask and family and Stan Swinson
of Lenoir.
Holiday visitors with Mrs. Dora
Johnson and Mrs. Rhoda Wine
barger were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Wells and family, and Mr. aad
Mrs. Gene Smith of Hickory. Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Davis and Mr. and
Mrs. Terry Hart of Baltimore, Md.,
Mr. Lynn Moretx of Todd, Mr. and
ten. Edd Win* barger and J. C.,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ketri* and
family and Mr*. Ida PrefBtt of
Bluntrille, Tenn., Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Johnaon of Bristyl, Tenn.,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Teener aad
Kay of Greuaboro and Mr. and
Mrs Worth Combs and family.
W. Hoyle of Asheville and Mrt.
William Black of Weaverville
were other attendants. They wore
crimson velveteen dresses with
harem skirts with matching band
eaux, and carried matching muffs
with white carnations.
Ushers were Robert Howard
Futrelle, J. W. Hoyle, uncle of
the bride, Tillman Hampton of
Atlanta, brother of the bride
groom, and Richard Symms of
Cantin, Ga.
A reception in the Youth Build
ing followed the ceremony with
Mrs. O. K. Keeling, Mrs. William
Seroggs, Mrs. Bennett Bost, Miss
Loiiise Buckner, Miss Irene Mat
thews and Miss Joyce Sinclair as
sisting.
The couple will live in Ashe
ville. The bride Is employed by
Hoyle Office Supplies and the
bridegroom, a graduate of the
University of Georgia, is forestry
extension specialist in Western
North Carolina.
Among those visiting with Mrs.
Robert Harmon and family Sunday
were Troy Cornett and son, Rob
ert, of Royal Oak, Mich. Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Comett of Maryland,
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Cornett, Mrs.
Henry Waters and son, Harold,
of Reese, Mrs. Ernest Guy and
children of Zionville, Mr. and Mrs.
Millard Greene and two children,
and C. T. Cornett of Lenoir.
Guests of Mt. and Mrs. Lee
South and family of Route 2, dur
ing the Christmas holidays were:
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McCall, Buck
roe Beach, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Ed
gar Setzer and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Wright and Margaret
of Hickory.
Mr. Louis Farthing underwent
surgery at the Navy Hospital in
Portsmouth, Virginia December
18. A sister and brother, Miss
Frances Farthing of Abingdon,
Virginia and Mr. Wheeler Farth
ing of Greensboro, spent a week
with him during his recovery. He
is expected home son for a visit
with Mrs. Farthing and children,
Louis, Jr., Benny and Dixie.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Lyons and
sons, Harry Dean, Danny and
Michael, of Newland, Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Dean Lyon# and son
Dean of Jonas Ridge, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe McConnell and Joetta of
Sugar Grove and Mr. and Mrs.
Kester Norris and Larry of Hill
crest Drive spent Christmas day
with Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Lyons.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hopkins en
tertained a number of friends and
relatives at a dinner in their home
on December 28. Guests included
Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis of
Bristol, Va? Mr. and Mrs. A G.
Miller of Deep Gap, Mr. and Mrs.
0. G. Hampton of Boone, Mr.
Jason Moretz of Boone, Mr. Cecil
C. Greene and the Re*. Homer F.
Greene of Deep Gap.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lyons and
daughters, Gail and Joy, of Law
?onville, N. C. were holiday visi
tors with Mr. and Mr*. Clarence
Lyons. Other visitors in the Lyons
home Christmas day were Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Lyons and daughter,
Sybil, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lyons
and daughter, Donnie, of Bo?ne,
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Norris and
sons, Norman, Clay and Jerry, of
Route 2 and Mr. and Mrs. Carlton
Lyons and sons, Craig and 8cott,
of Route 1.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Hodges, Jr..
Mr and Mrs. T. M. Greer. Mrs.
John W. Hodges, Jr. and Johnny
III visited with Mark Hodges at
Baptist Hospital in Winston
Salem Friday. Mark's mom was
removed from the critksfl list last
Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Bodges, who hare been with their
sen since he was injured la an
automobile accident December It,
are the guests of Mr. lad Mrs.
Donald Greer. i;
Mr. and %rs. Ray Harrill and
torn, Baxter and Jo?, and Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Owen* of Gastonla
spent the holidayt with Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Cooke. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hardin and
daughters. Leslie and Betsy, left
Saturday tor their home in Brook
field, Conn, after spending the
holidays with Mrs C. M. StUes
and Miss Cynthia Stiles. They were
accompanied by another daughter,
Miss Jb Ann Hardin, a stbdent at
the University of North Carolina,
who will spend a week with them
before returning to the university.
Visitors with Mrs. A. M. Banner
of Sugar Grove Thursday were
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Banner
and son. Jimmy, of Belmont; Mrs.
Don Henson and children, James
and Nina Sue, Mr. and Mrs. Gil
bert Edmisten and children, Glen
da, Kenny. Kathy, Alice Fay and
Ricky, of Vilas; Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Warren and children. Tom
my, Betty Sue, Danny and Caro
lyn, of Shouns, Tennessee; Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Martin and
daughters, Angela and Daphne, of
Asheville;' Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Banner and daughters, Ruth Ann
and Jean, of Sherwood; Mr. aqd
Mrs. J. E. Joines and son, J. E.,
Mrs. Martin Banner, Mr. and Mrs.
John Banner and son. Stevie, and
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Alexander, all
of Boone; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Alex
ander and ions, David and Mike,
of Newland; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Williams and daughter, Nancy, of
Mabel; and Billy Banner of Camp
Lejeune.
Miss Abbott,
Mr. Walsh Wed
Miss Norma Jean Abbott of
Chesnee, S. C. and Paul Hunter
Walsh of Sherwood, N. C., were
married Sunday, Dec. 21, at 4 p.
m. at the Chesnee Uethodist
Church.
The Rev. J. H. Sowell officiated
at the double ring ceremony.
Wedding music was presented
by Uiss Loretta Edwards, organ
ist, and Mrs. Shuford Mills, vo
calist.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. R. C. Scarbrough of Ger
many and J. D. Abbott of Spar
tanburg, S. C. Mr. Walsh is the
son of Mrs. Paul Walsh of Sher
wood and the late Mr. Walsh.
Given in marriage by her
grandfather, C. D. Pyatt, the
bride wore a street length dress
of white lace and satin with
matching accessories. She carried
a white prayerbook topped with a
white orchid.
Mrs. John Holland of Charlotte,
sister of the bride, was matron of
honor. She wore a street length
dress of red satin with a white
feathered headdress and carried
a cascade bouquet of white carna
tions.
Lt. David Horton of Fort Camp
bell, Ky., was best man. Ushers
were John Holland of Charlotte
and Watson Jolley of Chesnee, S.
C.
Immediately following the cere
mony* a reception was given at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
Pyatt, Chesnee, grandparents of
the bride.
After a short wedding trip the
couple will live in Boone.
Mr. and Mrs. Walsh are attend
ing Appalachian State Teachers
College.
Greer-Hayes
Vows Are Said
Mr*. Eisie H. Hayes of Knox
vllle, Tenn. and Mr. John F. Greer
of Boone were married December
21 at 2 o'clock at the Boone Bapt
ist Church.
The ceremony was performed
by Rev. L. H. Hollingsworth in the
pretence of a few intimate friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Greer are resid
ing at their home pn Grand Boule
vard.
Christmas Tea
Fetes Teachers
Mrs. Bruee Greene, Mrs. Nor
man Pitts and Mrs. Arnold Bollck
were hostesses at a tea given in
honor of tbe teachers at Blowing
Rock School Friday before Chrlst
maa at the Sunshine Inn.
Assisting with the serving were
Mrs. Charles Davant and Mrs. Bill
Williams.
Orono, Maine ? Mrs. Roselle M.
Huddilston. M^rho claimed to be
tbe first woman to vote in a
United States election, died re
MMtly.
Her clfim was based on the
fact that Maine voted a month
ahead of the rest of the nation in
19ftt and she was at the polls be
fore they opened. f
She wif tbe first woman to hold
public office In Orono? as a
member of tbe acbeel beard? end
was the .first woman ever admit
ted to the Maine Republican con
vention.
Barnett- Wilson Wedding Is Sol<*mm?ed
MRS. ALFRED ROBINSON WILSON, JR.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton
Barnett of Ferguson announce
Ihe marriage of their daughter,
Mary Kathleen, to Alfred Robin
son Wilson Jr., son of Judge and
Mrs. A. R. Wilson of Durham.
The bride was graduated with a
B. S. degree in science and home
economics from Appalachian State
Teachers College. She is now
teaching science and home eco
nomics in the West WUkes High
School of the Wilkes County
School system.
Mr. Wilson received ? B. . S.
degree from Wake Forest College.
At preient he i* enrolled at the
Unlvertity of North Carolina work
ing towards a master's degree in
counselling and educational guid
ance. Mr. Wilson was for seven
years counsellor at the Umstead
Youth Center, at Butner.
The couple twas married Satur
day, December 27, at 4 e'cloek in
the afternoon In the First Baptist
Church of Boone.
Worthwhile Club Host To Yule Party
The annual ChrUtmai party of
the Worthwhile Woman's Club
was held in the parlors of the new
educational building of the Boone
Methodist Church.
Mrs. Hale Vance read the
Christmas story from the scrip
tures, and a poem, "Christmas
Meditation".
Mrs. Glenn Andrews reported
on the tea honoring the faculty
of Appalachian High School on
Teachers Day, November 14th.
Mrs. James Winkler reported
that all toys and gifts were pur
chased for the Empty Stocking
project, and packing and deliver
ing would be done before Christ
ma*.
Club voted to sponsor an annual
project headed by the Building
Committee, the proceeds to be ap
plied on the Club House Fund.
Mrs. John Houck gave a report
that she and her committee had
prepared 1200 letters containing
Christmas seals to help in the
fight against tuberculosis.
Mrs. R. C. Winebarger, presi
dent, appointed a committee to
name a slate of officers for con
sideration by the club at the next
meeting.. Mrs. Homer Brown was
named chairman, others are Mrs.
Raleigh Cottreli, Mrs. Gordon
Tuberculosis
Is Expensive
Tuberculoid cost American*
$729,000,000 last year, most of it
in tax money. Dr. R. H. Harmon,
President of the Tuberculosis As
sociation, said, in a message urg
ing support of the Christmas Seal
Sale. Although the campaign is
officially over, late contribution*
are gratefully accepted.
".Huge sums of the taxpayer*
money will continue to be spent
on the treatment and rehabilita
tion of the tuberculou* until an
effective vaccine or drug is dis
covered that will protect us from
the disease," he said.
Part of every dollar contributed
to the Tuberculosis Association is
apent to finance research on tub
erculoai* which may someday
lead to an "ea*y" mean* of pro
tecting everyone against TB.
Meanwhile, he said, "We must
continue to do ft tho hard way?
by finding thi people with TB and
getting them under treatment.
Through rehabilitation, we nrait
help the ex-patient stay well. We
must educate people to keep a
high general level of health to
fight off infection and dlaeaae.
The prevention activities of our
TB association must be continued
and Increased ?r the gains already
made againat TB any be lost."
TIGHT SQUEBn
Capitol offlciala believe they
have found a way to seat all 44
Democratic senators on the ssm?
side of the chamber.
But It would be a tight squeeze,
with some desks wedged together.
And? although the Repubiiean*
lost heavily in the November
elections? the 34 remaining OOP
aenaton would enjoy more em
tort than their Democratic col
leagues. At least, they'd have
more elbow ream. j
Winkler, Mr*. Lee Reynold*, and
Mrs. Glenn Andrew*.
The program was in charge of
Mr*. Carlo* De Lima, who read a
poem, "Annie and Willie's Pray
er."
Mr*. A. E. South read an article,
"Christmas of Long Ago," and an
original poem "A Prayer of
Thank* At Christmas."
A poem, "Christmas Card Mag
ic" was read by Mrs. Hal* Vance.
Mr*. Herman Eggert read two
poems, "Had I But Known" and
"The Inn Keeper."
"O Holy Night" was sung by
Mrs. R. C. Winebarger. Carol*
were *ung by the grow, l?rt, !>y,
Mr*. 0. R. Sutton at
Gift* from under the Maatmli
ly decorated tree were distributed
to everyone present.
Congealed salad in Chriitma*
tree mold*, dainty wafers, holiday
cookie*, candies and coffee was
served to the twenty-seven mem
ber*.
Ho*te*ses were Mrs. Lee Rey
nolds, Mrs. P. H. Vance, Mrs. B.
W. Ellis, Mrs. Lester Carroll, and
Mrs. Gordon Taylor.
' i ? ? ?
Dance School
Enjoys Pbrty
During the holidays the at
dents of. Nancy F. Cook'*
school entertained their
with a demonstration lesson
Christians party in ttw ASTC
Pine Art* Building.
The students received Christ
mas presents which included
scarves hand decorated by Mrs.
Cook Refreshments were served
to the young dancers About forty
parents were present to In
formal performances by the tol" JM
lowing children:
Margaret Blanton, Ferris Cofey,
Myra Da iris, Jane Dougherty. Lyn
don Lackey, Patsy Rose Miller, Sf
Cheryl Morhauser, Jennie Lou
Robinson. Paula Steele. Margaret
Winkler, Tefri Lee Greene, Mary
Catherine Miller, Arlene Morhaus
er, Shirley Ann Ray, Amy Steele,
Beth Artn Sutton. Vlcki Lynn
Wellborn, Tina Blackburn, Chris
Blackburn, Jane Bolick, Michael
Corey, Karen Edmisten, Greta
Houck, Mary Gray Melton, Robert
Melton, Deborah Osborne, Julia
Dee Wilson, Sophie Williams, and
Dianne Davant, Judy Lynn Robin
son, Jane Triplett, Lynn William*,
and Jane Bolick of Blowing Roek
and Mary Ruth Glenn of Sugar
Grove.
No school for Norfolk teen
ager*, but integration still oposed.
Boy, Girl Scouts assist TB seal
sale drive.
NEW SUIT?
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It's Just c"
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DRY CLIANID
That mean* ALL the
dirt's removed so that
both the look and feci of
newness are fatly re
stored. Try it and see!
TRAILWAY
CLEANERS
INCORPORATED
Pickup tad Delivery Service
AM 4-8415 BOONS, N. C.
CATAWBA DAIRY
DRINK CATAWBA MILK
You Have a Choice of Container* ? GUsi Bottle
Or Payer Carton
AT YOUR FAVORITE STORE . . .
OR DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR
"The BeU Dairy Label For Your Table "
fii&uvfoi \ MILK
YOUR HOME TOWN DAIRY
NEW LOCATION
BLOWING ROCK ROAD
Just Below Highway 1
Phone AM 4-8211