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tJHURSDAV, NoVEMBEft X W3
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
and
COMINGS AND GOINGS
X MRS. LESTER S. CONLEY, PHONE 104
BIBLE CLASS HOLDS
MEEXING AT ARROWOOD
The F. S. Johnston Bible class
met last Thursday .afternoon at
Miss Amy Harrison's camp at
Arrowood Glade for their regular
monthly meeting, with Mrs. M. D.
Billings and Mrs. Lon Campbell, as
assisting Sioste&s.es.
The, old officers presided at this
last meeting and a full financial re
port was read by Mrs; Vage for the
year's work of the class. The new
officers, took their respective places
at the class meeting on Sunday
morning.
. After the business session, an in
teresting contest was held. Each
meniDer had been ' requested to
bring her baby picture tand Mrs. L.
S. Coniey won the prize for guess
ing the nearest number correctly,
,Thirty-four members of the class
enjoyed the afternoon meeting ana
social.
The hostesses served a Hallowe'en
plate, which contained pumpkin cus
tard pie, with grapes and a clip of
coffee.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Perry and
Vic Perry went to Chapel Hill on
Friday for a visit with their sons
and brother, Winton and Jimmy.
Perry, who are students at Lhapei
Hill. While there they attended the
Carolina-Duke game on Saturday,
returning home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Moody and
family have moved from the Stew
art house, recently purchased Dy
Dr. Furman ' Angel, to tne John
Moore house on Kiver'view street.
Miss Annie Slagle returned to
her home Monday . night after
spending tthe past week in States-
Vlllf' - '
Clarence Henry and Frank Hig-
don, Jr., attended home coming day
at Brevard college Saturday. Mr.
former student" at
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Brevard.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Moore, Dr.
unr. Mrs. R. M. Rimmer, and
letter S. Corilev visited Miss
Auflrev Conlev at the Lyday Me
morial hospiul in Brevard Sunday.
Mr. and Airs, John Sprinkle, and
family have moved to the Munday
horse on Harrison avenue.
Mrs. C. C. Cunningliam returned
Sunday night from a visit with her
riaiiirhter. Mrs. Howard Valentine
and Mr. Valentine, in (Winston
Salem.
Mrs. Lvnian Hiudon. Lyman, Jr.,
and Miss Mary VV ill Higdon spent
last week visiting Mrs. Carey Brown
and Mr. and Mrs, John Moore, ai
Greenville, and touring the eastern
part of the state to the coast. Sat
urday they attended the Carolina
Duke name at Chapel Hill. They
returned to Franklin on Sunday.
Mrs. J. H. Carelock is a patient
in Angel hospital, but is reported
to be progressing favorably.
Miss Lassie Kelly is. at Hayes-
ville this week on her. usual sche
dule as court reporter.
Mrs. Ellen Crawford, of Gar
toogechaye, spent ' Monday and
Tuesday in Franklin on business
and visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Barbour, of
Atlanta, spent Friday and Saturday
at Kelly's Tea room. .
Mrs. E. F. Daniel, of Danville,
Va., spent last week with her
daughter, Mrs. W. W. Sloan. Mrs.
Lyles Jones, of Asheville, wa also
a guest of Mrs. Sloan iast week
and upon their return Mrs. Sloan
accompanied them to Asheville
where she visited for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Trous
dell have moved to Arkansas where
Mr..Trousdell has been transferred.
Mrs. Trousdell and small son, Bruce,
are spending some time with Mrs.
Trousdcll's mother at Greenwood,
S. before going on to Arkansas.
Miss Margaret. Williams, of Egg
lcston, Va., is visiting Miss Susan
McClure, at her. home on Franklin
Route 2.
Mrs. O. C. Bryant is confined to
her home with influenza, but was
reported Tuesday' to be slightly
imprOyed. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Guffey spent
Saturday and Sunday in Bryson
City with Mr. Guffey's sister, Mrs.
Myrtle White.
Mrs. William Willis. Jr., of
Greer, S. C, spent last week with
iier mother and father, Mr. ana
Mrs. M. L. Dowdle
Mrs. Letter S. ConleV has 'been
spending several days in Brevard
with her daughter, Audrey,, who
has been seriously ill.
John Archer and b red Mon tony
attended the Tennessee-L. S. U.
game at Knoxville Saturday.
' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gheesling,
of Atlanta, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Hayes Overcash for the
week-end.
Dovle Blaine, who is working in
Jackson, Miss., is spending his two
weeks vacation with his. mother,
Mrs, David Blaine.
Misses Mollv and Rachel Slagle
spent the week-end in Hayesville
visiting their sister, Miss .Alice
Slagle, who is teaching school
there.
Dr. .1. H. Fouts. who has 'been
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quite ill for several days, was. re
ported Wednesday to be much im
proved.
Mrs. Gilmer A. Tones has re
turned after su'endine the past week
with her daughter, Nancy, who is
a student at Duke. Mrs. "Jones also
visited in Raleigh while, away.
Charles. Hunter, who is working
in Atlanta, spent the week-end
with his mother, Mrs, Pearl Hunt
er, at; her .home at Prentiss. . ;
Friends of Mrs. T. ' J, Johnston
will regret to learn that she is
reported to be seriously ill with
inflammatory rheumatism at her
home on Harrison avenue.
Births
Mr. and Mrs, Horner Stockton
announce the birth of a daughter,
Beverly Jean, on October 31.
A daughter, Eva, was born on
October 31 to Mr. and Mrs. T. W,
Porter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs, Porter
are living in Nashville, Tenn.
On October 28, a son was born
to Mr. und Mrs. Charles H. Perry,
of El Reno, Okla. Mrs. Perry will
be remembered in Franklin as Miss
Kate Baird.
Mr. and Mrs. N. A, Calloway,
former residents' of Macon county,
announce the birth of a son on
October 2 at their home in Hell-am,
Pa.
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