Mrs. Ruth Parker Butler and
rMr. Lee Quillin were married on
Sunday, January 19th, at Spar
tanburg, S. C.
England has had a week of
freedom from air raids and are
getting suspicious of some other
German moves.
George B. Vjanderhoef of Green
wich, Conn., is a guest at Pine
Crest Inn.
The residence of C. E. Blanton
about one mile east of Columbus
was destroyed by fire on Saturday
night. The house was unoccupied.
k More than 50 per cent of the
Fbuilding program at Ft. Bragg
has been completed according to
reports from headquarters.
British army continues its vic
torious march against the Ital
ians in Africa.
A fire at Norfolk, Va., on Sun
day destroyed $726,000 U. S. Navy
building and valuable papers.
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These are well made and well finished
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Bingo will be played tonight at
Sunnydale beginning at 8:30. Pro
ceeds for the benefit of the British
War Relief. Admission is free
and anyone is invited to come.
Wendell Willkie, who arrived
last week in London, England for
first hand information and study
of the war there, stated Sunday
that he will “do all I can to unite
United States and give England
all aid possible in the present
struggle.”
The New BeautyyPuildf is locat
ed at Joe Cheek’s/ JjfioVe L46-W.
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