EMf&k Rrariew V CoBui« mEmoifEits )wmaii r« ^foeedas; nng ; . eUghtfnl v>mrpmj[ vm ex* to Mia Fnaeu Bowm«n« lo-otwt, OB •‘SnfloAor OrOBlBf lion him KoO^o #lnl«r enter* led Bt e mtegoaeneone ehowef the home of hw perente, Hn Id Mn. Qordon KInler* Mia iwman^ enge>emiwit- to RaTtord ot iWlmdhwo, me rep t «Ur Mmoanfopl; hl» ha mothen re. Ridph Bovniu. X>«rta« thn evening th» hoa> greafi. mother eafled «t t)m door hncaited tor Mia Boanaot op» going; ter the door nee prer MMed mtl B hngn peotmi* i» irtiMi nere gift* from ttefdefti|. AttraotiTO Chrlatmas cards vrere glYoR to Mch one, on ■wMch gneste nrote good wi^M, no* Ipoii, and' adTleee. to the htlde, af> tee nrhlCh cards were made tote a booUet and given to hMaa Bow men. i. M the deae of the evontm tee group was Invited into: th« dim- iggi riMnt whofe, refjreehmHita mm arved ^ dtelng room.wae>deiiora|iind tetee eatrtpwBaa colorac^o^ i^n and rai irtth. ginwiBA, 1*4, oandleai dLoi^ating, cehteti\i^. ^ tl^ dji^ tghih,-irai mwtP- ment of red candies wUh stffiftsf ] ttimg for the Ohriatmaa stwaon. | Ai part of the evcBing’^tw tahteNDt l^ number of Clmstmfs carols were sung. ;■ ; Predjyterian Meeting Tmi|3^ The Deceraher meeting Prwbrterian Anxitli^ Tueedair- aftetaoon te blr room of* iMUiioit*. building: Mrs. Gordon .. was in tearge'c^the pn^Mite In^ aanittod by several ot members A Joy gift wt for aged miitfstere and;* ^ , eleo orphans 'of minteteng Mpm Archie OilQvie, the preatddnt, r in charge ot the businete acasKm-f• and led the dsvotlonaia. Mrs. R. W. Qwyh read an im teresting letter from Chaplain Watt M. Oopoer, irho was pastor ot the church before going into senrice, telling of bis work in thd Pacific area, end how eager H|e men were to attend religions serr- ice. 4^3 r I I- 1 » — ^ * . ,CRETE i dodecancm Jj^ Gkjb Dance Held Monday Eve The annual Jug Club dance was held this year on Monday evening , at the Woman’s CluD- house on Trogdon street from 8:30 until 12:00 o’clock. Guests con sisted of present and former Jug Club members, high school, and college boys, and a few boys who are in, aervlce. DsziciT.g was em- Joyed in a patriotic EieMing and during the evening punch and cookies were se|rved. The chaperotaes were Mr. and Mrs. Shoun'Kdbaugh. Miss Doro- thyp^ummers, of Morganton, who wis Tlsittng Miss Betty Gwyn Finley, was an out-of-town guest. Present club members, junior and high school glrlB, are Misses Mary Lee Gardner, president, Margaret Jones, NancV^Forester, Betty Gwyn Finley, Betty'.Hutch ens, Pat McNlel, Mary Louise Newtdn, Henrietta Crutchfield, ligM devdspmente recenUf iaAcated ihe greWleg mSstegth d AMM m iljliitn « te^ h ^ temteP milltwT sahMlaii «• Tage- ndfr"'«Hte f At lllat&mb t; twi^ gtetemshllMi of _a_ W not laying amy egga or only oc- ant laying condition, past per- casionsHy. ‘*Mllth the present high pVices tor faed, it is especial ly desirable te remove from the flock all thin, nndersised, light weight, and ^otherwise unthrifty hens,’ BrowtfBeye. He pdbts gut that it is com- pamtSvaBr easy to determine whether a he» la In good laying condition. Hie comb of the lay ing hen is bright in red and en larged. Tha eyes are clear and bright, giving the head an appear ance of alertness. On the Other hand, the comb, face and wattlet of the non-lay ing hen are ahrunken, dry and pale. The entire head, appears long and and beefy, and the eyes are not clear and bright. The low producer is also comparatively in active and of a wild disposition. Summing up ail these points. formance, and the future posal billtfes as layers or hrueders. Un less i hen U healthy and vigorous, she cannot be expected to ley profitably, “This year it will be increeslng- ly hard to make good profits iftom poultry naa constant culling is more important than ever be fore,” Brovm says. V- Gordon Reins, Doris Casey, NeiFr' 'jgyown says that the principal 'W- am''yo9 mm IwteiOn .. lotiM •venf of yow . iimvwjteiir*Mle sptkoMffcgfr^ Af jbwr cdiwiiwce#1»>^ yw egodl^ M ft %ilii09» MRIIAR i fim Boiiultexter Bldtg* H. WfflScwfeora cy Rousseau, Peggy Daphne Gibson, and Caldwell. Pearson, Geraldine thing? LIBERTY "•« »£Kf AOi'ICV Mjih/j, Hampton-Nichols Engagement Mr. and Mrs. James Hampton, of Melbourne, Australia, announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Olive Hampton, to Opl. Wm. Arthur Nichols, of the U. S. Ma rine corps. CpI. Nichols was a resident of the Puriear community before en listing .n the marine corps over three years ago. He was a mem ber of the marine forces which Invaded Guadalcanal, and spent his rest period In Melbome, Aus- tialia, where he met Miss Hamp ton. He is BOW back in the com bat area -with marines In the South Pacific. Date for the marriage has not been set. Cpl. Nichols Is a son of the late Mr. and Mra Gordon Nichols, of Purlear.

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