Mr. and Mirs. Burwell Manning
and their children, Burwell, Jr.,
Heath and Liela of Columbia, for
merly of this city, are spending
several weeks in Saluda, N. C.,
with Mr. Manning’s mother, Mrs.
Richard I. Manning, at her sum
mer cottage.—Spartanburg Herald.
** * *
Mrs. Joe Whiteside is in Mary
Black hospital, Spartanburg, where
she had an appendix operation.
** * *
Mi’, and Mrs. C. P. Rogers had
as guests for dinner Sunday Sena
tor and Mrs. Carl Thompson and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Blanton of
Shelby.
** * *
Mrs. W. A. Newell and daughter,
Miss Olive, of Salisbury are oc
cupying their cabin this week on
Lynn road.
** * *
President C. P. Rogers of the
Felspar Milling Co., is attending
a felspar meeting in Baltimore.
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Tryon young people, who are at
tending the Christian Endeavor
Conference at Montreat are Misses
Mary Gaze, Mary Alice Buchanan,
Ruby Williams, Mildi’ed Fite and
Elizabeth Thackston.
One quart of milk supplies
about the same amount of bodily
energy as 9 eggs, or 3-4 pound
beefsteak, or 4-5 pound chicken, or
6 1-2 oranges, or 2 pounds potatoes,
or 3 pounds string beans. All of
these foods build health and are
important in the diet. The com
parison merely brings out the
essential part that milk plays in
contributing fuel or energy to thu*-
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