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Personals and Social News * Social news should be in by noon Monday. H7 R . — - -Clifton "Spe^d and M'sdino this week at v are ^ting Mr. and DriVeat,mev‘They wiU also >stei' t>u r -^rv. and Mrs. r:,ne home oi ^ »1 it- in Norfolk. Metcalf m ; . ._ ■ffnvd Burns spent /the sisters in =vilie * of Statesville y of Julia Lee for U* weekj’n... ^ ■ hard Dashiell. the ?1C- Vivian Grisette of ' M‘";v 0f Arlington. Va.. e’ "o sons are visiting Mrs. J.s famhy here for a >few ,rs George Williams. as their guests for the Mrs. Williams' mother, ? McQuiston and sifter. ' Adair, and Mr. fur , three children. al| of >vrd daughter of Mr. jlin Byrd, celebrated hday Sunday. rs. Fred Ribet and titer visited Mr. and eaton and daughter, k Hill. S. C.. Sunday. Winston Brown and daugh aa. of Franklin. Va.. were est< this week of Dr. and r. Burris. Mrs. Burris and Irown were classmates in id 19°7 at business college tmond. and had not seen her since. ana Mrs. Burris had as their 5 Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Summers oi W ash in. D. C. ^ and Mrs. Walter Martinat daughter. Becky, and niece. ha and Mr. and Mrs. Wil Brown have returned from a to Florida. . and Mrs. Vailon Shytle and Iren of Green Creek were the ts Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Byrd. r. and Mrs. Fred Searcy and jhters. Weeta and Mimi, and ’ Mildred Searcy, spent several dast week at Mayesville. S. C., ing relatives, and also spent e time at Chapin and Rock S. C. They were weekend its in Asheville of Mrs. Sear sister. Mrs. Earl Brendle. and Brendle. spending Sunday in ah National Forest. r. and Mrs. Darrell Crowe as their guests last week Mr. Mrs. Thomas S. Hart and ghter. Gail, of Charleston. S.C. . Hart and Mrs. Crowe are IIS. i'S. A. T. Justice spent last k in Rutherfordton as the it of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Justice is. Fred Meytre is leaving to to visit her daughter-in-law, .Ernest Bertalot, in New York. i. and Mrs. John Deal. Jr., it the week end with Mrs. l's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. 3iook. at Absher. Their son, id. returned with them, having it three weeks with his grand :nts, tiss Jennie McNaull, home eco lics teacher at the Valdese high '°I; 'vas in town Tuesday. Her le is in South Carolina, i r. and Mrs. T. B. Pars&ns of Mr were the guests Sun&y of aad Mrs. Jeff Robinsoa Mr. Mrs. Murrel Cannon of/Mor . were also guests ift the ^son home. [,dlf Ann and Reba Robeson >t last week with their; Jurit, ion Pv Dea1’ in fnon Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brinkley have moved into the house across the street from the Ulysses Gris ettes and next door to the Ema nuel Richards. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Glass of Icard were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Smith Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spencer had as their guests at Loveh's Hotel Monday night Henry Boshamer of Philadelphia, George Thompson of Atlanta and Jimmy Milliken of Roanoke, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer returned Saturday from a two weeks vaca tion. The week of the Fourth they spent at Wells Beach. Maine, and the rest of the time in Pennsyl vania and New York. Misses Dolly and Carol Ruther ford of Portsmouth, Va., are spending three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. M. Haynes Rutherford. Miss Maudie Whisenant came home Monday from the Valdese General Hospital, “feeling some better.” Mrs. W. J. Barker from High Point has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Skidmore since Satur day. Mrs. R. I. Whisenant and daugh ter. Sue. of Winston-Salem, were the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Lowdermilk, and also visited relatives in Morganton. Mrs. G. L. Milholen has been staying with her father, H. A. Miller, who has been very ill, in Hiddenite. She came home Mon day, leaving her father feeling better. Florine Mott and Sandra Gil dreath are spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dobbins in Forest City. * Mr. and Mrs. Vance Queen went to Charlotte Monday to take their ' son, Bobby, to have the cast re moved from his arm. Mrs. E. B. Burgess and Mrs. Johnsie Hutch ins accompanied them, Mrs. Bur gess to visit her son, Burt, at the Charlotte Memorial Hospital, where he has had / an operation on his leg. Mr. and Mrs. J. Steven Perrou have returned from a ten-day stay at Myrtle Beach where they were guests at Green Point Manor of Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Erwin of Bur lington. Mrs. Murphy Frye of Morgan ton and Mrs. Garland Griifin have returned here from a visit with Mrs. David Morrill of Frankland, N. C. Mrs. Morrill is the former Olive Nixon of Drexel. Miss Bonnie Odom of the Bar I ium Springs orphanage was the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Steven Perrou. Sunday they took her on a trip to Lake Lure. Chimney Rock, and the Asheville Recreation Park. Mr. and Mrs. William Lavigna, of Franklin Square, Long Island, are leaving Saturday after spend ing two weeks with Mrs. Lavigna’s mother, Mrs. Jeanne Grill. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Trotter, Sr., J. C. Long and Henry Trotter, Jr., of Andrews, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. W. VanHorn. Caesar Pons, Miss Zeline Pons and Miss Imogene Pons spent Sunday at Grandfather Mountain and Blowing Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Britt and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pons returned home last Tuesday alter spending 11 days in Miami, Fla. Miss Juanita Carroway has re turned to her home in Burlington after spending 10 days with her aunt, Mrs. Frank Arney. DIKE AT The White Pine and hi$ orchestra layin9 Each Wednesday and Saturday N*ght. . . Featuring M|SS JO ffIRROU, Vocalist cHOICE ST|fps - COUNTRY HAM FRIEI> CHICKEN - SEA FOODS * LOnover, N. C. - Statesville Highway Mrs. Frank Clagnan left Friday evening for a business trip to New York. She has been in Val dese for the past two months, staying at the Waldensian Hotel, of which she and Mr. Clagnan are the proprietors. She was accom panied by Mrs. Margaret Master son, who was returning to her home in New York after a two weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Dentale. Mr. and Mrs. John Auten, Sr., had as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Auten of Colum bia, S. C. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dickson Newton and Mr. and Mrs. Heber Eaker of Cheryville. \ —::~ Henry Barus was taken to the Valdese General Hospital Monday morning for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Biddix of Ridgecrest were the guests of Mrs. Charles Herring on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Williams, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Pascal and Miss Ruth Martin attended a dinner meeting Friday evening given by the Pilot Club of Ashe ville at Mountain View Inn, Chim ney Rock. They represented the Pilot Club of Valdese. Other clubs invited were those of Morgant6n, and of Greenville and Spartanburg, S. C. Albert Lowdermilk, Jr., Jack Ro binson, and Bobby Walsh spent the week end at Ridgecrest. Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Shuping and son spent the week end in Greens boro with Mrs. Shuping’s father, D. P. Lemmons, who is a patient in a hospital there. Wanda Ray Lemmons of Thomasville is visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Shuping. Tommy and Danny Wilson, grandsons of Mrs. Lee C. Burns, left Saturday to spend a week at Myrtle Beach with their father, Thomas Wilson, of Asheville. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Odom and Miss Virginia Street spent the week end at Ridgecrest. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Teague wrere Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cumby of Three Rivers, Texas, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Richard son and children of Sulphur, La. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Berry and daughter, Deborah, have returned to their home in Jacksonville, Fla., after spending a week’s vacation with their parents and friends. Mrs. Berry is the former Odenia Teague, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Teague. Mr. and Mrs. H. U. Sharpe and son, Billy, and Mr. Sharpe’s mother, Mrs. Minnie Sharpe, re turned Friday to their home in Jacksonville, Fla., after spending a week’s vacation with Mrs. H. U. Sharpe's mother, Mrs. Bessie Ber ry, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Griffin, and friends. Miss Joann Teague of Oak Ridge, Tenn., is visiting her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Tea gue. She recently returned from Jackonsville, Fla., where she visit ed her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Berry, for a month. Mrs. L. P. Guigou spent Tues day night in Clyde as the guest of Mrs. Will Haliburton, and visit ed the Canton chapter of the East ern Star. Sgt. Wade McGalliard received his discharge on July 15, having completed three years of service in the U. S. Marine Corps. During, that time he served in Guam and China, and just before his dis charge he wTas stationed at Camp LeJeune. He is the son of Mrs. Ollie McGalliard. Mrs. -Parks Sherrill, Jr., had as her guest last week Mrs. Robert L. Means of Atlanta. Mrs. Means, the former Miss Mary Jane Vierra of Charlotte, was a roommate of Mrs. Sherrill at Salem College. Her husband, who has just com pleted an internship in Detroit, will be a resident surgeon in an Atlanta hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John Bolick and children of Conover and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. CasSels spent Sunday with Mrs. R. O. Cassels in Ruther ford College. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reid and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jones had as their dinner guests Sunday Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Harmon and sons, Bobby and Charles and Robert Harmon of Boone, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Jones and Howard W. Jdnes of Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Donnelly at tended the funeral of their niece, Mrs. Howard Johnson, in Clover, S. C., Friday. BIBLE HISTORY CLASS An adult class in Bible history is being held each night this week at 6:15 o’clock at the First Bap tist church, with K. Loy Lineberg er as teacher. Hindenburg became President 1 of Germany at the age of 78. Miss Billie Pons Fetes Miss Cline, Bride of July 24 Miss Eileen Aikens and Miss Billie Pons entertained Friday evening, July 15, at a lingerie shower honoring Miss Phyllis Cline, bride-elect of July 22. The home was decorated with arrangements of mixed summer flowers, and a color motif of green and wThite was carried out in the games and refreshments. Miss Cline was presented a corsage of red roses by the hostesses. Guests were the honorees, Miss Helen Crowe, Miss Emogene Pow ell, Miss Rosalba Pascal, Miss Betty Harris, Miss Betty Goin, Miss Mary Margaret Houck, Miss Ce sarine Pyatt, Mrs. Harold Hicks, Mrs. Benny Black, Mrs. Joe Zim merman, and Miss Betty Pitts and Miss Dorothy Morrison of Glen Alpine. Farewell Party For Garrous Albert F. Garrou and Albert Garrou, Jr., who left Wednesday for Europe, were honored at a party Monday evening by their family at the Waldensian club house on Mineral Springs Moun tain. A spaghetti supper, plus roast chicken and dressing, were served. After dinner, the television set was turned on. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Garrou, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson, Mrs. Ed Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Parks Sher ril, Jr., and Mrs. Marion Corbett, and Mrs. Albert Garrou. PARTY HONORS MARTHA ODOM Martha Odom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Odom, celebrated her fifth birthday at a party given Wednesday by her parents. The children enjoyed group games and the sliding board and swing in the Odom’s yard. Cake, cold drinks, and candy were served by Mrs. Odom, as sisted by Mrs. Thurman Lail, Mrs. Kermit Scruggs, Mrs. Roy Vaughn, Mrs. Vance Speagle and Mrs. Paul Burch. The guests were Maxine War lick, Buster Watson, Johnny Lail, Rachel Watson, Eddie Lail, Edna Heavner, Randy Heavner, Larry Warlicfl, Kay Lail, Jimmy McEn tire, Fay McEntire, Judy Speagle, Ann Murphy, Douglas Murphy, Jean McEntire, Vivian Speagle, Jerry McGalliard, Charlene Low man, Maxine Lowman, Joann Keever, Linda Kefever, Gail Vaughu, Fred Vaughn, and Paula Ann Burch. METHODIST CIRCLE MET .WITH MRS. MAUDE PONS Circle 1 of the Woman’s Society of Christian Service of the Valdese Methodist church met Monday night at the home of Mrs. Maude Pons. Ten members were present. Mrs. Joe Jones, chairman of the circle, had charge of the program, “Spreading His Light In Burma”. Mrs. Pons and Mrs. Claude Kil lian read the scripture, and Mrs. Dan Abernathy also took part on the program. Mrs. Henry Bou chard taught the study course on “Women of the Scriptures”. After the program, all business business was brought up and dis cussed. The meeting was adjourn ed to be held in August at the home of Mrs. Killian. A social hour followed the meet ing, and refreshments were served. TEAGUE FAMILY HOLDS REUNION A reunion of the Teague family was held Sunday, July 17, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Teague. Those present for the occasion lwere: Mr. and Mrs. C- O. Teague and family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Teague and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Teague and daughter, all of Valdese; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Teague and children of Rutherford College; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Teague and daughter of Oak Ridge, Tenn,; and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Berry and i daughter of Jacksonville, Fla. In addition to the family, a number of visitors was present. JUDY HARRIS HAS SEVENTH BIRTHDAY Judy Harris celebrated her seventh birthday at a party last Wednesday afternoon from three to five o’clock. Her mother, Mrs. C. Lee Harris, was assisted in di recting games and in serving by Ann Epley. Midget racers and whistles were given as favors. Guests were Carolyn Lance, Sylvia Chandler, Barbara Smith, Mary Ann Smith, Iris and Louise McGalliard, Blenda Epley, Bruce and Danny Metcalf, Larry Huff man, Kenneth Beach, .Jimmy Chester, Billy Smith and Jimmy Epley. FISH FRY HONORS FLORIDA VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Teague and family were hosts Thursday after noon at an outdoor fish supper in honor of Mr. and Mrs. H. U. Sharpe and son, Billy, Mrs. Minnie Sharpe and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Berry and daughter, Debbie, all of Jacksonville, Fla. All members of the Teague family and several friends were present. MRS. BURNS ENTERTAINS SANS SOUCI BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. Jack Burns was hostess Thursday evening to the Sans Souci Bridge Club at her home on Cline street. Prizes were award ed for in-between scores, decided by the drawing of tallies. Mrs. George Squillario, a guest of the club, and Miss Helen Williams re ceived the prizes. There were three tables in play. Mrs. Williams Abee and Mrs. Earl Searcy, Jr., were also guests at the meeting. A salad course was served by the hostess. Mrs. Parks Sherrill, Jr., will be the next hostess. SHARON LEE HUDSON CELEBRATES FIRST BIRTHDAY Sharon Lee Hudson, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Miles H. Hudson, celebrated her first birthday at a party Friday afternoon at one o’clock. Each child was given a package to open on his arrival. The birthday cake was decorated with Mother Goose figures. Guests were Susan Corbett, Button Johnson, Elizabeth Gar rou, Marilyn Stiff, of Valdese, and L. H, Kirksey, and Norma Kay and Martin Lang of Morganton. Sharon was one year old on July 18. The Lottie Moon Circle of Mt. Calvary Baptist church met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Vance Speagle. Plans were made to finish a mission book the next Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Edith Turner, with Mrs. Joe Puett teaching the book. After the program, ice cream, cake and cold drinks were served. Those present were Mrs. Spea gle, Mrs. Edith Lail, Mrs. Irene Lail, Mrs. Ruby Odom, Mrs. Verna Warlick and Mrs. Turner. VALDESE ♦WEAVERS’ DISPLAY Tapestry and upholstering goods manufactured by the Valdese Weavers are being displayed this week in the lobby of the First Na tional Bank of Hickory as a part of an industrial show of locally manufactured goods that has been underway for some time and has been the center of widespread in terest. About 6,000 Americans are killed every year because ~of mis haps originating in home kitchens. Wesleyan Guild Met Tuesday With Mrs. Lachot The Wesleyan Service Guild of the Abernethy Memorial Metho dist church of Rutherford College held its July meeting, Tuesday evening, July 19, at the home of Mrs. Willis Lachot. Mrs. C. R. Stroupe and Mrs. Rudolph Mauney were co-hostesses. Mrs. Earle Harper, president, opened the meeting by giving a poem, “Building Bridges”, follow ed by a prayer. The meeting con tinued with a short business ses sion. Mrs. Walter Terrell read the minutes of the June meeting in the absence of the recording secretary, Mrs. Eubert Rutherford. Reports from several committees were heard. Mrs. L. C. Johnston, secretary of missionary education, reported , that plans were being made for studying a book on China in August. It was voted to buy a flag for the Girl Scout troop. Mrs. Rodney Stover gave an in teresting account of the School of Missions at Pheiffer College which she attended. The worship ser vice was conducted by Mrs. Gar land Satterwhite, who was assist ed by Miss Ruth Lowder and Miss Mary Lowder. The program, “United Nations”, was given by Mrs. L. C. Johnston, and she illu strated six purposes for giving the program. She was assisted by Miss Sue Lachot. A spiritual life report by Mrs. E. O. Peeler closed the meeting. Delicious refreshments, consist ing of ice cream, cookies, and an iced drink were served during the social hour. Guests at the meeting were Mrs. Floyd Carlyle of Pierson, Fla., Mrs. Rush Young of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Paul Hall, Miss Grace Hughes, Misses Sue and Guy Lachot. HEALTH OFFICE TO BE CLOSED FOR TWO DAYS The Valdese health office will be closed Monday, August 1, and Monday, August 8, while Mrs. An drew Smith, public health nurse, is in Chapel Hill taking a special course in tuberculosis and otho pedics. Coffee in the “green’ stage has practically none of the coffee flavor or aroma. WORKING ON CHURCH Steel beams have been raised on the new educational building of the Mt. Calvary Baptist church, and workmen were to begin the brick work of the second story Monday. When completed, the building will contain approximately 40 rooms. ATHLETES FOOT GERM ROCK DRUG STORE TELLS HOW TO KILL IT The germ grows DEEPLY You must REACH it to make the kill. Use a strong PENETRATING fungicide. T-4-L, made with 90 per cent alcohol, reaches MORE germs. If not pleased IN ONE HOUR your 40c back from any druggist. ROCK DRUG CO. '> GARREEN Gives You.. The LADIES I By Dorothy Fchlorine^&'a’' ~ t ^-:• COPTflIGWT 1946. JOHN t. Ortlg Op JiA5*'S • ANOitYMOU S ! 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