COLUMBUS NEWS
Mrs. W. A. Burgess is visiting
her mother ,Mrs. James Monroe,
at High Point.
Mr.'and Mrs. Charles E. Sparks
and sons, Nickie and Mark, of
Asheville are visiting Mrs. Sparks’
parents, Mr. and M?s. Fred Wild.
Miss Coral Wild and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buckner of
Brevard visited the Grand Ole
Opry at Nashville, Tenn., over
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kirkpatrick
nee Miss Shirley Wild were guests
of Mrs. Kirkpatrick’s pauents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wild during
the holidays.
lvir. ana Mrs. T. A. Gilliam had
as guests during the holidays,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hodge of
Rutherfordton, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Gilliam of Paris, Tenn., Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Gilliam of Kingsport,
Tenn., Miss Willie Gilliam of At
lanta, Ga., Mir. and Mrs. Bill
Kennedy of Shelby and Mrs. T. A.
Gilliam of Winston-Salem.
Barry Staggs, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Staggs had a ton
silectomy at St. Luke’s Hospital
on Wednesday.
URANIUM RUSH
A new townsite in the Beaver
lodge uranium field in Saskatche
wan, Canada, is called Uranium
City, according to the American
Peoples Encyclopedia 1963 Year
book. The town was laid out last
year and claims were opened to
public staking. A thousand claims
were recorded. The Canadian gov
ernment’s Eldorado corporation
planned to bring its Ace mine in
this uranium field In production.
No need u> worry aMPb stains
and spills if your furniture is up
holstered with fabric-like plastic.
You can wipe, it off fresh as new
with soap and water.
Remember the Birds
in bad weather
BIRD FEEDERS
Of all kinds. Hold seed, peanut
outter, suet, etc. Also Bird
Houses for Blue Birds and
Wrens.
THE
HEARTHSIDE
Phone 291 Melrose Avenue
"Good
with food”,

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