LANDRUM NEWS
By Margaret H. Boviar.
Mrs. Fred Ellis and children,
Barbara, Maybeth and Frances,
returned to their home in Chapel
Hill last week after spending the
summer with Mrs. Ellis’ parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Landrum.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Copeland
had as their guest last week-end,
Miss Mildred Watson of Charlotte.
Mrs. Bessie Daniel, Floyd and
Miss Addie Daniel motored to High
Point Sunday where Miss Daniel
will resume her teaching in the
city schools. Mrs. Daniel and
Floyd returned to Gastonia to
spend a couple of days with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Daniel.
Miss Lucile Sheehan spent the
week-end in Jacksonville, Fla.
Miss Alma Daniel returned to
Anderson this week to begin her
teaching in the city schools.
Mrs. Nelle Petty is visiting
her son, W. J. Petty in New
Orleans, La.
Miss Abby Gwathmey of Rich
mond, Va., who has been the
guest for the past week of Mrs.
E. O. Gilmore and Miss Mar
garet Bomar, left Wednesday for
Laurens, S. C., for a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Smith, uncle
and aunt of Mrs. Gilmore and
Miss Bomar.
Miss May Plumley, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Louis Reneau, returned Monday
to resume her teaching in the
citv schools of Whitmire, S. C.
Miss Maize, Rudolph and Thorn
well Earle had as their guests
last week, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Ives of Davidson and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Binghiemer and
small daughter, Catherine of Bur
lington, N. C.
Mrs. Nannie Smith of Green’s
Creek is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ella Wilson this week.
Among those who are leaving
this week for college are Joseph
Lee Jr., A. G. Jr., and Jerry
Dempsey and Jack Christopher to
Clemson, Adele Bedenbaugh to
Newberry College, Garson Dur
ham to Wofford and Edwin Cope
land to Berea College, Ky.
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STONY KNOLL NEWS
By Franklin Davenport.
Sunday morning services were
very impressive. There were two
candidates baptized at the altar.
Four are to be taken to the pool for
baptism on the second Sunday
morning.
Visitors at the morning services
included Mr. ana Mrs. Andrew
Edgerton, Ben Russel, and Mrs.
Ella Watson of Bostic, and Mrs.
Ella Wallace of Shelby.
The anniversary service at
the Library was well attended.
People from throughout the county
Rutherfordton .Shelby Spindale,
Bostic, Landrum, S. C., were pres
ent.
During the week Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Moore of Tryon, Mr. and
Mrs. James Carson and William of
Black Mountain visited friends and
relatives here. .
Mrs. Lelia Lytle and fam\ly of
Asheville were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Jetty on Sunday.
WET WEATHER
REQUIRES
GOOD SHOES
and
DRY SHOES
Now is the time to have those
good old shoes repaired for
frequent changes to prevent
damp feet and colds.
We also have an attractive
ine of
NEW SHOES
AND ACCESSORIES
TRYON SHOE
HOSPITAL
Tryon. North Carolina
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