mere n*vB TOU hwuw
r--t this section recently--Miss K*iu
McCall and Doa*W McCall wsw
married op Sunday, December 4th,
at the hori’.o cf the bride's parents,
M?. and Mrs. Willie McCall, with
the Rev. J B. Kilpatrick officiating,
»TKfl ti.nnj couple will make theii
3alsam Grove,
ununity is glad to welcome
of Mr. and Mrs. DeWltt
McCall, who recently moved how
from Pisgah Forest.
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henson
McCall.
Floyd Brown and Miss Lois Mo
Call were married on Sunday, Dee
24 at the home of the bride’s par
ent-, .VI r. and Mrs. Doc McCall. Mr.
Brown i> a former resident of .Tack
», n county, while the bride is the
youngc-t daughter cf Mr. and Mrs
Doc Met all. The young couple art
a nvcsoVit with the bride’s parents,
. Richard McCall and children
*u everal Jay,, last week with
M id Mr VV. M. McCall of the
M: nia s-etion.
i ,i McCall and Miss Maxis Me
( a ,or.* married at Pickens, S. C.,
an i e-.ombei 23rd. Mr. Anderson
i-, : resident nf Pieiimont, while the
livid- i- a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
VV. M. McCall. A large group of
ITinuV and 'datives were present
at the vcdiiirg dinner served here
or 11- "in.a couple, who air mak
ing lb 'r home now at Piedmont,
ttiiei ur. A > levson has employ
ment.
rh> community is proud of the
the good toad that has been built
Here since arrival of the CCC boys.
W. 0. W. NEWS
W. H. GROGAN, Jr
District Manager
YVV i-i iiKiaCulate Hickory Camp
No. SO, Hickory, N. C., for making
k the (vest record in our District dur
^king 1983—83 applications calling
BBy c $89,500 of insurance was se
ni'il by members of this Camp
n ;»;\3C year, wnicn is more mao
It the amount secured by thoic
unuer-up, which was Camp
^^hSyiva, N. C., with 31 ap
r $37,000 insurance
SSb.uin came in third with
Bis; uauion ioartn wiui
kc and Hendersonvill.
Budicationa. We thank
^members of above
yrk durinf
to each oi
^vear. be
PL,.. xnkt condition
improved over pns»t
Britain, of the late Geo. W
Kp,.y of Arden Camp No. 48(5 wa
K; laM v eek. The amount paid
JFa $1033.51. jlist 833.51 more thar
rhl< imcaTe CiUlcu, il l. 1/uin.g v...
month .*1 November the Sovereign
Camn paid to Beneficiaries $10,
85) .91)0 more than Certificates can
ed f< r. What other insurance soci
ety does i’
Mai)' can.iv- will start the NEW
YEAR off with banquets or good
program’ 1 -otuc kind. When J
think of it they are the Camps that
do thing all through the year. WThy
not Inrt v nr Camp off right for
1934?
11134! D. i we leer.', any valuabk
lessons during 5933 th 1 will benefit
us mi our journey u wn through
1934'.
The Woodmen cf th World can
give you that addition;’' insurance
protect i n that you hav been pro
mising yourself to take out to fully
protect your family. Let me ( have
the pleasure cf calling around/to ex
plain it to you. >
Th-- size of your gift depends or
^prompts it, and on
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.By W. H. Gray)
'-.
Jim Merrill of Little River visited
hie cousin Mrs. J. H. Drake Friday
James Dalton of Etowah vsited W.
H. Gfty during the holidays
• J. H. Drake ar.d son Aldon were
| Hendersonville visitors Saturday.
; H. A. Gray made a business trip
'to Brevard Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgerton Fletcher
, have moved into the F. M. Shipman
house. We welcome them into our
section.
1 Rev, Willard Willis has moved to
Asheville. One goes and two come in
In their stead.
Mr. and Mis. S Boyd of Blantyre
have moved into the W. K. Justus
house formerly occupied by Rev. Wil
lis. Mr. Boyd is no stranger to us,
■ and the Pleasant Grove people all
join in welcoming Mr. Boyd and his
family into our community.
Rev. A. L. Justus of Henderson
ville will preach at Pleasant Grove
I the third Sunday in January. Como
and hear the retired minister. It
will do you good.
Christmas has come and gone. As
usual some were made happy while
many hearts were sad, and the new
year come. Not often dees the new
year tome like it did this time. The
liist day of the week, first day of
the month and the first day of the
year.
‘ Happy New Year to the Editor and
force. May we one arid all try to
make Hi.lt record breaker. May
v,*o apply tko jccklon rulo at all
tines.
CARD or THANKS
1 wish to thank my many friends
for their acts of kindness during
■ h > illness and at the death of my
husband.
Mrs. Tom Melton
Smiles mid tears speak all iuu
guages.
(Mrs. E.H. Mackey)
Misses Row and Gladys, who ape,it
the holidays with their parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Hanson, returned'to their
work so teachers in Hamlet and
Asheboro.
Mrs. S, p. Elkin returned to her
home Sunday after an extended visit
with her son, Carl Couch, end fam
ily in Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Key and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Key, of Greenville,
were week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. James. Merrell.
Mrs. Tom Allen of Brevard vis
ited friends here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs! Da/id Merrill of
. Easley and Ernest Merrill of Tulane
| University, New Orleans, spent the
I holidays with their mother, Mr*.
Rachel Merrill.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Merrill had as j
| their guests during the holidays Mr.
and Mrs. Boyd Henderson and chil
; dun, Miss Armctus Merrill, Mr.
and Mrs. Furmer Sanders, of Green
jvilie, and Mr. and Mrs. Doc Jolly
iand family of Anderson, S. C.
Miss Mary George left for Span
nrburg Saturday where r.he has cm
: .d.yinent, after spendng the holi
; days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
I \V. M. George.
M.ss Flora Merrill, of Lyoay
: Memorial hosptlal, made the smajl,
1 children of our Sunday school very,
happy Christmr.s eve. when f?he gave,
I hem" n generous treat of candy and
fruits and other presents.
Carl and William Cox and sisters,!
Alma and Amanda, of Spartanburg,!
were week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. T. M. Merrill.
Miss Ruth MeCal! of Brevard
j spent last week-end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. McCall.
Belvin and Elsie McCrary of At
lanta spent the holidays with their
rot,her Mrs. W. J. McCrary.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lav/sen
! Moore, a daughter Tuesday, Janu-j
ary 2nd. f
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