•LOCALS
} Charles h. Haney, educational
advisor at the local CCC camp, !
spent the week-end in Shelby
with Mrs. Haney.
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Mrs. Zc-b Smith ~and children of
Roanoke, Va., are visiting Mrs.
I Burke Smith.
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Dr. "and Mrs. Charles K. Gould
will spend the week-end in Colum
bia, South Carolina, before goin£
to the Madison CCC camp. Dr.
GdUld, dental surgeon, has been
at Camp Mountain View for tha
past two weeks.
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k Miss Dora DeShazo and Miss
ITattie D„'?liazo of Spencer, V : r
and Miss Neal of Yanccy
ville were guests of Miss Luna
** Taylor Monday.
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B. H. Forrest is at his home u»
Saluda, S. Carolina, this week
end. He will return to his duties
with the Soil Conservation hero
Alonday.
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• Harold Racov nnd her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Racov, of
Kingston, New York, will be the
.week-end guests of Mrs. J. S.
.Taylor. The Mesdames Racov aro
cn route to Duke University
where they will attend the grad
uation of their brother and son.
*****
Mian Grace Taylor accompanied
Mrs. Jacob Fulton and Miss Vir
ginia Fulton to Chapel Hill Sun
day. On their return they spent
a short while at Guilford College.
•** * *
Lieutenant J. J. Hochsthn, j
Commanding Officer of Camj)',
Mountain View, Hanging Roc!
Park, is in New York City.
*****
Mrs. C. Y. York is visiting lvl
j °
atives in North Wiikcsboro this
week.
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Winifred Hall, who haa been
attending high school in Raleigh,
is expected home this week f r
the sumi.ier.
*****
% Mrs. S. P. Christian, T.Tnrjoi i*.
Pepper and Mrs. Earl Connor oS t
Thomasville went to Brevavi
j Sunday. Beverly Christian, who
ljas been attending school nt i
Brevard College, accompanied
them home.
M IK m Hi IT
Miss Geneva Coo'.c will return!
to her home at lloonc .this week
after having visited her sister, j
Mrs. Paul Fox, far the past wcel:.
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F Mrs. W. E. Joyce nnd daugh
ter, Virginia, spent several dnv*;
.with Mrs Sam Wood at Selraa
this week. Mrs. N. A. Martin,
v/ho has been there for so:v.c
time, accompanied them home.
* * * *r *:
Alex Hodsrern of Lavsonvillt
was here Tuesday- Mr. Rodgeru
is a candidate for Republican
county commissioner.
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E. R- Nelson of Piedmont
Springs was a visitor in tow.i
Tuesday. Mr. Nelson is one of
the leading Republicans of the
I county. He is strong for Dewev
for President
•»• • •
Bob Simmons of Lawsonviile
was in town Monday.
James B. Joyce was a businen ;
visitor here Tueway from Wins
;
ton-Salem.
*****
Edwin M. Taylor, Ralph R. I
Mills and J. G. H. Mitchell, all of j
Walnut Cove, were business visi
tors here Tuesday.
•** * •
Jim Flinchum, planter of the
Hartman section, was here Sun
day.
****'•
Lyman Hall, student at Mars
Hill College, has returned home
for the summer
*****
Katherine Sisk was guest -)f
Sarah Fulton at Walnut Cove
part of last week.
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Beverly Christian, who return
ed Sunday from Brevard College,
left immediately for Thomasville
for a visit with Mr- and Mrs. Earl
Conner.
*****
Hazel Petree, Margie Petrco
and India Newsome attended
the graduation exercises at Bre
vard College Wednesday. George
Petree, a member of the gradua
ting clas?, returned home with
them
*****
Mr. and Mrs- Walter S. Hunt,
Jr., have returned to Raleigh al't
|er a week's visit with Mrs- Hunt's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J- W. Ilall.
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Mrs- Charlie Martin and child
ren, Chubby and Eiddie, are visit
ing Mrs. Martin's mother, Mrs
Jim Moore, at Charlotte
** * *
A message was received hero
the latter part of the week of
the death of J. P. Lccce, of Pilts
j burgh, Pa-, father of Mrs.
•J. F. Martin- Mrs. Martin went
to Pittsburgh Inst Thursday nftc
she received a message of her
father's rerious illness
* * t;. *
Ebb Ecnnett of Walnut Cove
was here last Thursday.
*y* * *
W- R. Fulp. general agent c
the Security Life and Trust Co.
of Winston-Salem, was u visK- r
hero last week.
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. Sheriff John Toy'-r anil At
i
torney Dallas Klrfcy visited La'-
 igh Tuesday.
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Mrs. T, r -cfl Pcrncr
Enic
j Mvs. J- F.'-'d firmer entertain- j
j ed at a picnic supper last Friday !
i n'ght nt the Borne of Mr. nnd i
l Mrs. William McCanlesa honor- j
ing Mr and Mrs. W.lfer Hurt,,
I I
Jr., of Raleigh, who were viri-' -r •
, here last week.
Those iavi'ed were: T!ie he-"
puo3ln, end Mr. and Mrs- M- 1
r -' Ellington, Mr. and Mrs. V.T I
Hem MoC'arless, Mrs- A. C. pisk.;
;m -s. R .I eh Smith, Prnther mil,"
!
} i JN vol Pp. ill Martin niui
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Le">nrrd vrn Nopnen.
j Out-of-town guests were Mrs.
|
| Edwin Taylor. Emorie Pepper,
| and Fred Pepper, of Walnut
Cove, nnd Mis 3 Sue Bess Goolshy,
,of Madison
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Death of a Child
Kenneth Wayne Mitchell, grand
child of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Mi*- j
chell of Walnut Cove, died Wed
! nesday at the home cf his par
ents in Winston-Salem.
WE FORGETy^
"Tha railroads play a tremendous role in the da- three-flJths to two-thirds of all oi cur transpor
velopment o! our country. They serve every one tation needs the railroads c&n and do meet. They
ol our forty-eight states. They bring our people have proven their ability and their ccpacity. We
more closely together and knit them Into a cohe- must, therefore, keep th3m financially sound
sive national unit Other transportation agencies, and physically
auch as water, air, bus and truck have their place strong. They aro p.
in the economic life oi America, but the railroad the blood stream , - V~* f)
still predominates. These may supplement the of American life in
railroad, but they can never replace it. From peace and in war." A»»is«»t s.-cMtary oi War
Thus 3poke the Honorable Louis Johnson, Assistant Sec
retary of V/ar, in Washington, D. C., on April 28, 1940. at
the dedication of a bronze tablet the pa
triotic services and achievements of the railroads in IS 17.
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Today, throughout the length and breadth of Amcric?, r.s miilicns pay ievsrent
tribute to the memory of those who gave their all for their county, il is 1,'. !0 iske
stock and to real.se that preparedness is vital to Am 2.lea's scrurily i: s:vg the
natio-s of the v/c.ld.
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And today, ii ii rcsd '.o that the Amci'can rail;-sad- aro pv;p». -J,' io meet
any national emergency. Cai -ianHy usiprorir.-:; and mcJci r." •- ovtaiicn
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plant, they havo rertchrd tV.e highest peah cf e J '!tti»vi:cy and sc3 in 1"
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J Death of
Miss Carrie Lee Amos
9 Misa Cnrric Leo Amos, 52, dio;l
. Wednesday niorr.iiu at the homo
of a brother, J. C Amos, in Bnn
dy Ri lge following a long illness. •
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The funeral will be hold at tho ]
. Sandy Uidge Presbyterian Church
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,at 1 (ulivk Tlui.>.iav with the
Rev- J. A. Joyce, of Suniy Ridge,
anJ KIIKT Noel Gilbert of Wins
ton-S.ilor), in charge. Burial will
be it! the family cemetery nea 1
the church-
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S. A. Flinchum in town today
from Piedmont Rprincs.