A WEEKLY NEWSPAT ER
SERVING WESTERN
ROBESON—AND TOWNS
OF MAXTON—RED
SPRINGS
PARKTON—ROWLAND
Wtte Scottish Citizen
THE SCOTTISH CHIEF
FOWLED 1887
RED SPRINGS CITIZEN
FOUNDED 1896
CONSOLIDATED 1944
PUBLISHED THURSDAYS
RED SPRINGS, N. C. AND MAXTON, N. C.THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1946
VOLUME LVII NO. 50
IN UNIFORM N. A. Smith Named
Keesler Field, Miss.—2nd Lt. Lin- Cnmmis^innpi' T
wood P. Cook, Jr., has reported to ^VMMlllOOWllCl A
Keesler Field for duty. Lt. Cook —1
is the husband of Mrs. Norma Cook, ' mUCCCCQ XllcUlcuIl
Red Springs and arrived at the AAF
Training Command station from Sel- R , .
man Field, La. ' S P r, "f s >" Sworn In
S-Sgt. Lamon Bruner is now at Court ClerkLast Week.
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home after serving 42 months in the, j
army, 21 of these spent in the ETO . Neill Archie Smith of Red Springs
Lt. Bertha McNeill of Norfolk W3S named a memb “ ° f the R°^-
Naval hospital visited her family at
Antioch during the holidays-
■ William McNeill, S 1-c, who is
“■ing with the navy in the Mar-
1 Islands has recently been pro-
' to 3rd class petty officer.
’' Brock who is in Cebu, P.
ieen promoted to corporal.
son board of county commissioners
last week to succeed the late Wil-
'liam E. Graham, who succumbed to
a 1 heart attack Christmas week.
Mrs. C. H. Whitlock
Taken By Death 0
Mrs. C. H. Whitlock, 55, of Max-
ton, died Wednesday evening of
pneumonia after a long period of ill
health. Funeral plans were not com
plete as the paper went to press.
She was before her marriage Miss
Pauline Cobb, daughter of the late
Simeon and Mrs. Nannie Cotting
ham Cobb of Rowland. Surviving
are her husband, three brothers, L. W.
Red Springs Is
Far Over 8th
Bond Quotas
Final Report Shows Area
$91,-
648.50 Over Overall Quota.
Sales of the Victory Loan bonds
in the Red Springs area of Robeson
of Lake Worth, Fla., and R. T. Cobb
of Rowland, and two sisters, Mrs.
A. E. Campbell of Stuart, Va-, and
1 Mr. Smith, formerly a rural mail Mrs ‘ A ‘ K ‘ R° berts ° n of Goldsboro,
'carrier, and more recently chairman'
C'obb of Colquitt, Ga., W. N. Cobb'county exceeded the quota by $91,-
648.50, it was reported Wednesday!
by Dr. C. T Johnson, chairman of
the drive for this area.
lof the
and is
sons.
Robeson No. 2, Ration Board
deputy grand master of Ma-
The term for which he was
to the commission expires'
; over the supplies of the December 1, 1948. Mr. Graham had
Brock is on the China Sea 'named
cRainey, Jr., F 2-c of an interim
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Maxton Schools To
Reopen Monday
I Total sales oJ ”E” bonds were
[$94,625 while',.ihe quota was $52,-[
400, and on a similar quota for all
other bonds, . $101,823.50 in sales!
were reported. The Red Springs
area paused it quota the week be-
Nt r Pastor Will
Be Vard Union
Sen V Sunday
The Rev. Tuomas A. Fry Begins
Duties At Red Springs Pres
byterian Church.
The Rev. Thomas A.
was recently called to
of the Red Springs
Fry, Jr., who
the pastorate
Presbyterian
church, will be heard at two services
Sunday, it was stated by officers of
the church.
IMr. Fry will conduct the usual
morning services at 11 o’clock, which
will be the quarterly communion ser
vice, and at 7:30 there will be a
union service when Mr. Fry will
preach to a. congregation from the
several churches of the town. Dr.
Tucker Graham will preside at the
evening service and greetings will be
extended by the Rev. Allen C. Lee,
pastor of Trinity Methodist church,
the Rev. Troy E. Jones, pastor of the
First Baptist church, and the Rev.
H. G. Bedinger- D. D., president of
Flora Macdonald College.
Mr. Fry and- his family arrived
•in Red Springs today from Black
stone, Va., where he has served as
pastor since 1943. Prior to 1943 he
was assistant pastor of the Goldsboro
Presbyterian church. He attended
Georgia Tech, and is a graduate of
Davidson college and the Union The
ological Seminary at Richmond. He
is married to the former Miss Louise
[Sullivan of Decatur, Ga., and they
• have one chld, Thomas A. the third.
During the past six months since
the resignation of the Rev. James II.
Black, D. D., Dr. Graham has served
the church as supply pastor.
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Calvin Jackson Hurt
In Tanker Crash
fore Thanksgiving and so far is the ',
only area of. the county to have pas-|
been
Maxton schools, which have
-..., ..,.„ 6 .„„ ^v^ closed for two weeks, instead of one ""y "“-“ " - lu " ave ^“T 1
appointment following week, as is usually the custom dur- sed bot . h E bond and overall ।
ing the Christmas holidays, will re-| t l uotas •" th ® 8th Loan campaign. It
sume classes Monday. They were " 0 -' 18 charge of Dr. Johnson, Dou-
• served six years, having been given
Springs, Fla., is spend- the death of the late J. B. Humphrey
leave with his parents of Philadelphus in 1939. and was
igs.
Vies Leigh, Jr., of New ll0ns -
spent the holidays in Red I
with his parents. [
Ire-elected in the 1940 and 1944 elec- not opened earlier because of adverse fald Coxe and Put die Dorman, with
weather conditions and because of the Mrs - Eugen . e Neighbors serving as
DR. D. H. REED, former Maxton
physician, who died at his home in
Wagram at the age of 71, on Decem
ber 14.
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Maxton
Personals
continued prevalence of colds and in
fluenza.
chairman of womens sales.
i.Jilly Dunn of Quantico, Va.. 1
'Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
las Currie. Joe Smith and his
6rt Sheridan, Ill.—Pfc. Elisha L. are patients at Highsmith
1 Fayetteville.
High praise of the individual work
of Miss Torrey McNeill, highest in
Dillon, S. C., and Mr. and Mrs. Hal. salc * o f ‘ E ” bonds of the door knock
lal, PO Box, Maxton, N C., has en-
listed at Fort Sheridan in the regu
lar army. He has volunteered for
duty with the Infantry in the ETO.
Pfc. Dial entered the army in April,
1944, and has earned the combat
badge and the ribbon from the ETO.
W. J. Snead, SOM 3-c, spent the
holidays with his mother, Mrs. J.
W. Ellwanger and family in Maxton.
W-m. S. Kincaid, S 2-c, who has
just completed a radar course at the
Great Lakes Naval base, spent the
holidays with his mother, Mrs. Lot
tie Kincaid in Maxton. He will're
port for duty in New York Satur-
Tomrnie McLean of route 1 Max-
ton, was discharged recently at Fort
Lewis, Wash. Frank Davis and
son,
James,
hospital,
James is convalescing
Thompson of Greensboro were guests
of Mrs. A. J. Cottingham during
the holidays.
ers,
and Mrs. Jennie
Lee McNeill
from pneumonia, but Mr. Smith! Rev. James Baker has returned to
continues quite ill. [Columbia. N. C., where he holds the
— ipastorate of 5. Baptist church, after
Miss Florence Redwine of Monroe a visit with hrs father, W. D. Baker,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. G. P. 1
whose services’ at the Scottish Bank
have been outstanding in all the war
loan drives and were particularly
valuable in aiding the area attain
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William E. Graham
Dies Suddenly Of
Heart Attack
its
McKinnon.
Dr. and Mrs. Karl Pace and sons
[of Greenville and Mrs. Eleanor Yel-
high record in the last drive.
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Red Springi
Personals
Service Held For Widely Known
Lumber Bridge Man And
County Comissioner.
j ’Mr. and Mrs- W. H. Hasty and son, ver ton of Goldsboro were guests of
Johnny, visited Mrs. M. P. McLean- .Mrs. T. B. Pace last week.
[and family in Winston-Salem
;ing the holidays.
| Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Croom
'returned from Asheboro, where
spent the holidays With Mr.
[Mrs. J. D. Croom, Jr.
Mr.
and Mrs. H. G. Ruark
William E. Graham, 56, Robeson
and county commissioner and widely
dur-)
I IMr. and Mrs. C. C. Higgins
Forest City have returned home after
have visiting theri daughter, Mi’s. C. A
they Hrsty and family,
and I
I Friends of Mrs. H. S. McCallum Taylor, in Charlotte,
of Colraln will regret to hear that.
„ , , , , . Ehe is critically ill of heart trouble IMiss Mary McQueen, who is a
George V McKay, both of lied Spring Her brother, Dr. J. D. Croom, re-'student' at the Juilliard school of
xjute 3 also were discharged at Fort , reived a message however
( Ithat her condition’was ri
the "Magic Carpet" this Week are:
Mack Stewart, son of Deck Stewart
of Maxton; James O. Leach, S2c, son
children, Rena and Gibbons, of Chap- known and respected farmer, died
were the guests of Mr., and 'suddenly of a heart attack at his
el Hill,
Mrs. C.
diy.
IMiss
E Leigh, Tuesday and Weds-'home at Lumber Bridge on Satur
day, December 22.
Funeral services for Mr. Graham
Winnie Coxe
returned to [were held Monday at 11 a..m. from
j Baltimore Tuesday after spending (the home. The Rev. Paul Deanton,
•two weeks with her mother, Mrs. pastor of the Lumber Bridge Baptist
1 —1 V s . 8 re ijjf ne xir from * E - L. Coxe, and Miss Agnes’ Coxe church, conducted the services, as-
M13S Margaret i returned to Greensboro Wednesday, sisted by Rev. John M. ~ ' . -
. Gibbs of
Stedman. Burial was made in the
er stating ‘music. New York. spent, the hopdaxs | ^^ -
e . garded l as a l home. rietta and Wean McC^ugan.
Misses Ann Marie McGuga n and family cemetery near the, home. Ma-
Alice Pender of Fayetteville and sonic rites were held a
” - '* Taylor Red Sp-’ U
Mr. Graham was a
the grave-
e No. 501
| Dr. and Mrs. Bascom Croom of
Gilbert Lily of Washington. D. C., Fayetteville and Mr. and Mrs. H.
was the guest of his sister. Mrs. E. J. Johnson and little daughters, of
of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Leach of Max-,--.
ton; S-Sgt. Billie Brooks, son of Mr. holidays.
A. Davis and Mr. Davis during the Bennettsville, S. C., spent Christmas
' ” ’ . ‘Day with Mrs. A. B. Croom.
Charlie Hall Post No.
Mr. and
'Mrs. Malcolm. Buie of
High Point spent Christmas with Mr.
‘Buie’s mother, Mrs. M. A. Buie.
and Mrs. G. T. Brooks of Red Springs
S-Sgt. Bartram Robeson, son of Mr.
.o.., aw.. — ..... Walter S. MacNair, of Winston-! Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Campbell have
Robeson of Red Salem spent several days with her returned from a visit with her family
and Mrs. W. B.
Springs, and Sgt. J. T. Odom, son of cousin, Mrs. Lacy Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Odom of Red
in Ft. Worth, Texas.
Lt. and Mrs. Robert McConnaug-
hey, Jr., of Turner Field, Almany,
Ga., spent the holidays with his
parents.
miber of the
5, American
Sprint’s. I Miss 'Bessie Williams was the guest
Discharged from the navy this week of Mr. and M»s. Burton Lindsey in
was Lt. Hugh W. McPhaul at Seattle, Asheboro during the holidays,
and Lt. James D. McLean on De-
Mr- and Mrs. Chester Miller are
spending a while with
in Blissfield, Mich.
his relatives
The Rev. and Mrs. Ellison Smyth
and family of Hartsville, S. C., spent
Christmas cloy with Mrs. Smyth’s
parents, Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Vardell.
Mrs. T. L. Smith spent Csristmas
* tcember 19, at Washington. Lt- Me
Lean and wife and child have ar- day with her son, Lt. Archie Smith
^ ■. rived in Red Springs for a visit with
Jus mother, Mrs. J. D. McLean.
■ Mr. and Mrs. Jasper McLean of
and his
family in Asheboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Troy visited his family
the holidays.
McQueen of
here during
Maxton RED have received a mes
sage from their son, Cpl. Jasper Mc
Lean- Jr., stating that he has arrived
in the states, after serving in the
Pacific for 27 months.
Lt. John R. McKinnon, a veteran
of two years overseas service, is ex
pected to reach his home in Maxton
this week.
‘ T-Sgt. Mills Kirkpatrick of Max-
ton is en route home from the Pa-
Miss
ton, D.
Mary McNeill of Washing-
C., is spending the holidays
with her mother, Mrs. Luther Mc
Neill.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Mc-
I Kinnon. Jr., and little son and Mrs.
IMr. and Mrs. Ji R. McVicker and
sons, Reginald and Gerald, were
guests of her sister, Mrs. Warren
DuBose and family in Lamar, S. C.,
last week.
T. F. Barbie of Hartsville,
Mrs. A. B. Carter has
S. C.
returned
from a visit with her sister, Mrs.
G P. Stephenson, in Richmond, Va.
cific.
Lt. Carlton Evans of Maxton,
has been stationed! with the
force at Santa Ana, Calif., for
who
air
sev-
Capt. H. C. Cousar, Jr., and Mrs.
Cousar of Darlington, S. C-, and Mr.
and Mrs. James N. Cousar of Dillon,
S. C., have returned home after a
visit with Mr. H. C. Cousar.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harris and little
sons spent Christmas day with her
father, F. L. Cashwell.
Mr. and Mrs- Lee Correll a^d their
daughter, Miss Nancy, are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. J. B. McNatt.
Miss Anne Odom returned to
Greensboro college Wednesday after
spending the holidays with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Odom.
Misses Anne Bell and Carolyn
Graham will return to Ward-Belmont
college Friday after spending the
holidays at their homes.
‘ Hubert Edens has returned home
from Duke hospital where he was a
patient, for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Kellar of Char
lotte spent the holidays with Mrs.
eral months, will leave this week
for his home and will be discharged
soon.
Cpl. Bob McEachin, son of Mrs.
A. L. McEachin of Maxton. who has
served in the ETO for more than
two years, is ^en route home.
Capt. Roderick McCaskill, who is
stationed at Westover Field, Mass.,
and Mrs. McCaskill visited his moth
er. Mrs. J. C. McCaskill, in Maxton
during the holidays.
Sgt. Glenn Crofton is en route to
his home in Maxton after 16 months
service in the ETO.
Miss Bobby Brown has returned
from Anniston, Ala.., where she visi
ted her family during the holidays.
Miss Pat McMurphy of Wilming
ton, who is a former Korean mission
ary, is visiting Miss Lillian Austin.
They were guests of Misses Anna
Among those who have been ill
with influenza and are much better
are Mrs. J. B. McNatt, Mrs. C. W.
Hensey, Mrs. Hugh Drennan and
daughter, Judy, Mrs. Bertha Dillard,
Miss Kay Essey, and Mrs. L. B. Mar
tin.
Kellar’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. Lovin.
John Elkins Banks, a senior
the Peddie school, has returned
R.
at
to
and Margaret McQueen in
Thursday.
Dr. J. O. McClelland has
from several days visit
Rowland
returned
with his
.daughter, Mrs. E- K. Butler, in Lum-
S-Sgt. Joe B. Clark- Jr., a veteran berton.
of 33 months service in the
ETO
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Cottingham
reached Maxton last week and ex-
'pects to be discharged soon. His left Tuesday to visit their son, An-
wife is the former Miss Louise Odom gus Cottingham, and his family in
of Floral College. Winton and Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Mc-
S 2-c Ernest Odom, Jr., spent a 60 Callum in Colrain.
day leave with his parents at Floral
College. I Mrs. Roger Cole of Bridgeport,
Lt. (jg) Joe M. Cox returned last Conn., and Miss Jane McKinnon of
week from Leyte, where he served Columbia, S. C., spent the holidays
as communications officer and more with their mother, Mrs. J. A. McKin-
recently as legal officer of the base non.
since last spring. He will resume his
Mrs. Lacy Williams, who became
seriously ill Christmas Eve, is much
improved.
Miss Clarkie itcLean, who has
been ill for several.days, is slowly
improving.
school after spending the holidays
with his parents, Lt. Col. and Mrs.
John I. Banks.. Banks entered Ped
die in Sept., 1943, having previously
attended the Laiwrenceville, III., high
school. Since entering he has been
JV letterman oh the ‘43-44 football
team, JV letterman on the '43-44
Mr- and Mrs. W. B. McNeill and
position as solicitor of Scotland county
court, and Mr. Cox and their little little daughter, Sheryl of Burgaw,
daughters, who have made their home
with her parents in Maxton during
have returned home after visiting
Mrs- F. B.
is spending
mother, Mrs.
Mrs. H. K.
Tyner of Pine Bluff,
some time with her
R. N. Bodiford.
Young and Mrs. A. G.
McNeill spent the holidays in Bis
hopville with their sister, Mrs. E. E.
Hearon.
Mrs.
son in
Mrs.
to her
L. G. Wooten is visiting her
Raleigh for several days.
C. M. Castevens is confined
home with flu.
his absence, will return to Laurin
burg to live.
Sgt. Irvin McConneghey has arriv
ed at his home in Maxton and is
being discharged under the point
system. He will take a position with
the Maxton Supply company.
Pfc. Hugh Douglas Russell of Shep
herd Field, Texas, has returned after
spending the holidays with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. H Russell.
Mr. McNeill’s mother, Mrs. Katie
McNeill at Floral College during the
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Drennan and
little daughters were visitors in Dur-
ham Sunday.
Jack Maxwell has
Duke university after
holidays at home.
Mr. and MrsTwTw.
returned to
spending the
Thompson of
Legion, at Red Springs.
Active pallbearers w^e J. F. Lew
is- Frank Tolar, Major Ernest D. Mc-
Gougan, N. H. G. Balfour, L. M.
Powell and Adrian McRae.
Honorary pallbearers included
County Attorney Henry A. McKin
non, County Manager E. K. Butler,
and members of the board of county
commissioners: C. A. Hasty, R. B.
Tolar, R. A. McQueen. V. J. Griffin,
J. D- Herring.
Mr. Graham is survived by his
widow, the former Miss Carrie Wil
liford: two brothers, D. F. Graham
of Lumber Bridge and N. L. Gra
ham, Jr., of Raleigh; and one sis
ter. Miss Lula Graham.
Officers Of Presbytery
Of Fayetteville Meet
On the afternoon of December 28th
a meeting of the officers of Fayette
ville Presbytery was held at Pres
byterian Junior college for the pur-
pose of making plans for the
of the Presbytery during the
ing year.
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Maxton Bus Station
In Operation
work
com-
The Maxton bus station, which had
been ordered closed by John Arm
strong supervising inspector of the
State Utillities commission, because
of inadequate facilities and unsatis
factory condition, is in operation, and
iwork toward further improvement is
'in progress, states the manager, Ru-
swimming team, JV letterman on „
the ‘44-45 football, varsity letterman [ lus 5miin '
on the 44-45 swimming team. He was Weayer They will be at home in
a member of the past seasons varsity Buffa , 10 N , Y „ after January 1. Miss
football team.
Harriet Weaver of Waynesville, Va.,
Miss Ann B. Bell has returned to and Nat. Jr., of McCallie school for
the Ward-Belmont school for girlsiboys, in Chattanooga, Tenn., were
in Nashville following her holiday
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Herndon Alexander. Miss Bell, who
is a junior in high school, is a mem
ber of the Twentieth Century club,
of Ward-Belmont club village-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dickson and
son, William Dickson and William,
II, and Mr. and Mrs. James Dick
son of Calypso visited Mrs. R. S.
Dickson Sunday afternoon.
also home for Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kirk and chil
dren of Martinsville, Va., are visi
ting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. V.
Walker at Floral College.
Mr- and Mrs. R. L. Lovin at
tended a family reunion Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Lovin’s niece,
Mrs. K. Andrews, at the Chalfonte
hotel in Pinehurst.
D. V. Walker and J. T. McCallum
attended the marriage of Miss Betty
Batson and Robert,Deese which took
place. December 29th in Burgaw.
IMrs. Frank Simons, Jr., of Eutaw
ville. S C., spent the week with her
parents, Mr. and MM. L. B. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. M. -W. Jackson of
Floral College have been notified
that their son was injured in a head-
on collision of a tanker with a Lib
erty cargo ship on which he was ser-
,-**•«- ntr^e Ann® n. nal*»h\7^hr, |j»tT>«A
the Merd^aiit. Marthes bn December
12th, was en route to Italy. Details
of the crash were not released, but
It was stated that all seaman were
rescued within an hour after the
cash and that the injured are now
being treated at the marine hospital
in Norfolk, Va. Calvin is said to have
sustained a broken leg, a few cuts
and six broken ribs, but is getting
along well.
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Funeral Services For
Mrs. Ratley Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Mattie
Irene Fisher Ratley, who died Decem
ber 24 following a long illness, were
conducted the following Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o’clock from the Red
Springs Baptist church by her pas
tor, the Rev. S. F- Hudson of Lilling
ton, a former pastor.
Surviving are her husband, G. D.
Ratley; three sons, David A. Ratley
and Vernon Ratley both of Red
Spring's, and C. D. Ratley of Wash
ington, D. C.; one daughter, Mrs.
Frank Baldwin of Clarkton; two
brothers, R. B. Fisher of Hope Mills
and A. W. Fisher of Tampa, Fla.; and
three sisters, Mrs. M. D. Culbreth,
Mrs. Gertrude Stevens and Mrs-
John Bruce, all of Hope Mills.
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P. M. Covington Is
New Masonic Master
The following officers for 1946
were installed at the last meeting of
the year of Red Springs Lodge No.
501, A. F. & A. M.: Master, P. M.
Covington; senior warden, S- C. Love;
junior warden, J. D. Owen; secretary,
G. C. Lang; treasurer, D. M- McMil-
an; senior deacon, Carl Mc-Ilwaine;
junior deacon, F. K. Watson, Jr.; sen
ior steward, Neill Watson; junior
stewart T. L. Amos; tyler, J. E. Mc-
Mr. and Mrs. W- P. Dorman and
children spent Christmas in Fair
mont with relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. A. L. Boatwright
left Sunday for Florida to spend
several weeks. •-"
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Ashford and
children spent the holidays in Phila
delphia, Pa.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter McPhaul and
baby of New Jersey are visiting in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mc
Phaul.
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. McRae and
Mrs. J. N. Clark attended the funeral
of Miss Bessie McLeanrat Rowland
Monday.
Mr- and Mrs. Charles Sardeson
spent the holidays with Mrs. Sarde-
son’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. *W. N.
Kellar,
master
kt the
Owen
This
N. A. Smith, deputy grand
of the 11th district, presided
installation exercises. James
is retiring master.
meeting marked the close of
Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Shook and
Misses Lois, Dorothy and Jerry
Shook spent last week end with Pvt.
Al Shook at Fort McClellen, Ala.
Miss Dorothy Shook returned to
Wilmington Tuesday after spending
the holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs- Marsh Shook.
a successful year, during which 24
new members have been received,
six courtesy jobs for other states
have been done, and a number of
War bonds and Victory bonds hav,e
been purchased.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
iMr. and Mrs. Clarence James Car
ney of Red Springs and Buffalo, N.
Y-, announce the birth of a daugh
ter, {Sara Leigh, on December 27.
Mrs. Carney is the former Miss Kate
Muse of Red Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Twiddy of
Edenton announce the birth of a
son, William Earl, on December 29.
Mrs. Twiddy is the former Miss Le
one Rose of Raeford and Red Springs.
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