SALUDA NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. -Anders and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pace of Hen
dersonville were week-end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Landis spent
this week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Pace.
The Rev. Mr. Berkley of New
Orleans and family arrived Tues
day and are in their home on
Columbia Heights.
Miss Helen Ashe and mother
are guests of Miss Ada Schenck.
They are from Wadesboro, N. C.
William Morris of “Hundred
Year Fire Fame” was taken to
St. Luke’s hospital last night. He
was struck with a heart attack
and is very ill.
The Maybank’s property has
been sold.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bostick and
..young daughter, June, are spend
ing a few days in Richmond, Va.
Mrs. John Rhodes has recently
heard from her husband, who is
in France.
Max Rhodes’ wife and son spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Middleton.
The following guests are reg
istered at Mountain Manor: Mead
H. Willis, Winston-Salem; Sam
Sells, Stanford, Conn.; Mrs. B.
Shaw, Mrs. R. Seigmund, St.
Petersburg, Fla., and Mrs. Edna
Sells, Ft. Myers, Fla.
The Polk CouAty Agricultural
Conservation Association has in
storage now, a large supply of
Austrian winter peas, to be furn
ished to farmers of Polk County as
a grant of aid. As you know in
the past years we have been
greatly handicapped, because we
did not get these peas in time to
seed them, for them to get a
good growth before cold weather
came. The County Committee
urges every one who would like to
get these peas, to get them just
as early as you can, so that you
can seed them early. All appli
cants who would like to get peas,
should call at the AAA office in
Columbus, where you can get the
necessary papers.
Extra copies of The Bulletin on
sale at the office for Sc each.
INSULATE YOUR HOME with
Rock Wool. Phone 8202915-W or
write National Brokerage Co., 211
South Spring St., Spartanburg,
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NOTICE!
Section 1401.21 of Execu
tive Order No. 9280, “Food
Distribution Order No. 11,”
stipulates that “Each milk
handler require a deposit!
for each glass container.”]
In compliance with
order we will keep accoiRn
of the bottles delivered and
bottles returned and make
a charge of 3c for each
bottle not returned.
Please put out bottles
promptly.
Thank you.
BUTLER’S
DAIRY
Phone 429
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-YOU CAN HELP AT RED CROSS
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Forest City, N. C.