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and your name i;l not on the fol
lowing list, call J?. P. Bowes at
once. f
J. Lee Lavtndar,
Lefty Flyntn
W. C. Hill!
Eaitt Tisdaje.
C. P. Rogeik Jr.
ML A. Richards.
C. P. Bi*>wn,
v Dudley Smjjth.
F. P. Bowes,
R. C. Erskiie.
W. M. Hester,
Bob Burnett.
J. C. KiniSh, Jr.,
BYE. J
A1 Bowen,
BYE.
J. S. Blackwell,
BYE.
Nelson Jackson, Jr.
Ted Wilcox i
Nelson Jackson, 111.,
C. P. Rogers, Sr.
Julian Hester,
Claude Helms. *
Fred McLaughlin,
Seth M. Vining.
Bill Biurnett,
M. B. Caldwell.
Jack Kimberly,
Fred Ford, i
Sam Bingham, Jr.
A. M. Law. f
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Mrs. J. Lee Ijavendar and
brother, Hight Redmond, leave on
Wednesday for a Visit in Hamil
ton, Ontario, Canady.
| Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green of
Henderson, N. C., and Mrs. H. T.
■ Green of Rutherforjdton have re
‘Tpy..|< .|i 9>|i ifkiome after a visit with Dr.
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Richard “Dick” and Donald
Arthur of Miami, Fla., have ar
rived to spend the summer with
their father, Frank T. Arthur.
Mrs. Hume Fraser has arrived
fom Florida for a few days’s visit.
J. N. Jackson left Monday on
a business trip.
A May Dad Picnic will be at the
School of the Good Shepherd to
morrow (Wednesday) afternoon,
May Ist. The public is invited lo
come and enjoy a delightful after
noon, but please don’t fail to
bring your lunch basket, etc.
W. E. Radway.,
TRY OUR FRESH
FRUIT DRINKS Our Founta r n J
Service is rhe BEST IN TOWN
SUCK’S PHARMACY
TrYon’s Theatre
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
mt GREEN;
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