A REPORT TO FRIENDS
' The Christmas party was a huge
success. Starting with the five
girls carrying baskets, trimmed
with pine spray, snowballs and
Christmas tinsel ornaments, over
fllowing with presents, they enter
ed the wards and private rooms
at Oteen Veterans Hospital to the
accompaniment of music made by
Lefty Flynn’s guitar and Nora and
Lefty singing. The girls were
Ruth Wick, Izzy Brannon, Betty
Donald, Virginia Donald, Virginia
O’Neil and Edith Hill.
They pinned huge red bows, from
which hung a cluster of red bells,
on every door. And then went
back to decorate the beautiful
Christmas tree. They were helped
by the patients who were able to
be up in their wheel chairs or othr
wise. When Nora and Lefty came
back from entertaining the bed
patients they nut on a show in
front of the Christmas tree that
would have warmed your heatrs,
and we left with a feeling of the
greatest gratitude that with the
help of all our Red Cross friends
in Polk County we had been able
to add some Christmas Cheer to
the veterans at the hospital.
Besides our thanks to ali those
who contribute to the Red Cross
we wish to thank Mr. and Mrs.
Bacon for their cooperation and
Mr. L. C. Porter who made the
attractive sign for our Red Cross
window.—Polk County Red Cross
Volunteer Services, Mlrs. Walter
C. Hill, Chairman.
Lvman-Inman Defeats Tryon
Forward Eurell Eubands iooped
20 points through the hoops to
lead the Lyman-Inman cagers to
a 52-40 triumph over Tryon here
Tuesday night in a basketball tilt.
TTyon line-un: Brock 2; Vining,
8; Barber. 6; Ford 2; Beatson 6.
TTyon subs: Bridgeman 2, Gib
son 14, Lewellyn.
Marcus Nash and Bill McFar
land have arrived at their homes
from Wake Forest College.
Mr. and Mirs. R. E. Brantley
have as guests for the Christmas
week-end, Mrs. J. W. Harrow and
son, Ricky of Jacksonville, Fla.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Solesbee
of Landrum are the parents of a
son born December 21.
New admissions at St. Luke’s
Hospital include Earl Wise, Tryon
Route 1; Will Atkins, Landrum;
Mrs. W. E. Klotte and baby daugh
ter, Tryon.
Patients discharged include Mrs.
Evie Barnett, Columbus; Miss
Melissa Pack, Columbus; Mrs.
Terry Culbreth and baby son;
Oscar Diggers, Tryon; Lilly Shep
hard, colored Tryon and Floyd
Parks, colored, Tryon.
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