Celebrates 76th Birthday
Learning how much Mr. \A. H.
MrDaniel enjoyed a victrola some time
in March Mrs. W. L. Dawson began
to write to his children, namely: Mrs.
•J. D. Smith, Mrs. J. C. Cowen, Mrs.
-W. A. Harrill and Messrs J. B. and
J. C McDaniel in ragard to giving
their father a surprise birth dinner and
presenting him with a victrola. Soon
all plans were perfected. Mr. McDaniel
was 76 the 15th inst.; this was when the
celebration was to have been, but on
account of sickness it was deferred
until the 19th. So last Saturday morn
ing about ten o'clock the children and
grandchildren began to arrive bringing
well filled baskets. Mr. McDaniel knew
nothing of it at all until he came home
from up street near the noon hour to
find the house full of people and the
victrola playing. He was surprised
beyond utterence. There were present
five children, two great grandchildren
and five in-laws. The nearest neighbor
family, Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Dawson
together with two children and a
visiting friend and Rev. and Mrs. S. N.
Watson total 46. Several grandchildren
and friends brought records. Now
when we got through we were like Mr.
McDaniel when he came and saw the
crowd, we were too full for utterance.
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Forest City Route No. 2
Miss Elizabeth Griffin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Griffin, who has
beeg attending school at Washington
D. C. has returned home. Miss Ida
Byers returned home with her.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Garland Sherrill
last week a girl, Ruby.
Mrs. Louada Hodge of Union visited
her parents last week, Mr. and Mrs.
Quincy Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Bright and Miss
Tina Byers spent the week-end visiting
relatives at Boiling Springs.
Mr. J. J. Hardin has purchased a
new Ford touring car.
Mrs. J. J. Hardin and son, Clyde,
Mrs. P. H. Hardin and daughter Miss
Ada and Mrs. J. E. Womack were
visitors at West End Friday afternoon.
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Mrs. J. D. Sansing, of the Mount
Vernon section, spent a time this week
in Forest City, the guest of her sister
Mrs. J. H. Crawford. By the way, we
hear good reports from that section.
They have had good rains, the crops
are good and looking fine, they have
plenty of early fruit and the blackberry
crop is the best in years and the only
thing worrying these good people is
they are afraid they can not get the
sugar so as to preserve and can up as
much fruits as they would like to.
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