Mrs. J. E. Culbreth has arriv
ed from Norfolk, Va., for an ex
tended visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Wofford.
Pvt. Floy Greene nas met his
old pal, Rhine Metcalf in camp at
Camp Blanding, Fla.
Miss Louise Carlson has re
turned to Allegheny General hos
pital, Pittsburgh, after a visit in
Tryon.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Nelson Frier
son of Columbia, S. C., have leas
ed through E. Perry Manville the
Derby cottage on Warrior road for
the months of August and Sep
tember. Dr. Frierson is with the
College of Law at University of
South Carolina.
Mrs. Walter C. Hill and daugh
ter, Mrs. David Charters and
son, have gone north for a visit.
Mr. Hill is already at Saginaw,
Michigan.
Pvt. Floyd Kirby is stationed
at Denver, Colo.
We can help relieve the paper
shortage if each of us discourages
every unnecessary use of paper
in packaging and wrapping, gets
as much use as he possibly can out
of each piece of paper, and then
saves it for the waste paper col
lection.
The War Department doesn’t
permit publishers to mail free
newspapers to members of the
to have relatives or friends keep
your subscription paid up.—tf.
armed forces overseas, so be sure
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Just Received A
Shipment of
FRESH
FISH
—at—■
FARTHING &
COVINGTON
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PEACHES FOR SALE: Sold
by the bushel; for canning and
pickling. Will deliver. Call Lefty
Flynn at Little Orchard, Phone
254.—Adv. 20tf.
SALUDA REAL
ESTATE
G. Harrison Bridgeman an
nounces the opening of an office
in Saluda.
Our advertising is bringing
in prospective buyers. Get your
property listed with us promptly
if you want to sell.
PHONE 691 SALUDA
MASON & BRIDGEMAN
(Over Post Office)—Salufr^
-YOU CAN HELP AT RED CROSS
BUTLER’S
DAIRY
Phone 429