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Dickson had been drinking, ac
cording to the patrolman.
Mr. Berrong was born April
25, 1913, the son of Charlie
Grady and Mrs. Mattie Lou
Berrong, who survive. He was
a native of Greene County, Ga. j
He was a member of the
First Baptist Church, the Ma
sons, Lions Club, and Amercian
Legion. He was a veteran of
Worjd War II.
Funeral services were held at
WACOM
THEATRE II
FRANKLIN. N. C.
Phone III
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Saturdays ?
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Sundays ? 2:30 and 9 p. m.
THUR. FRI., MARCH 14-1S
HERBERT J. YATES
presents
Magic Fire
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A REPUBLIC PRODUCTION
SATURDAY, MARCH 16
tuning
David May William
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Plus
A COLJVoJ* PICTURE
FOUR MEN AND
AN ALLIED A?TlSTt PICTUH
SIN. MOW, MARCH 17 18
10:30 a. m. yesterday (Wednes
day) at the First Baptist
Church with the Rev. M. W.
Chapman and the Rev. E.| A.
Kilgore, of Greensboro, Ga . of
ficiating . The body was taken
to the Greensboro cemetery for
burial with Masonic graveside
rites.
Surviving, in addition to his
parents, are his former wife,
Mrs. Howard A. Peacock, of De
catur, Ga.; a son, Woody, and
a daughter, Marcia, both of De
catur, three brothers, Fred, of
Macon, G,a , and G. G. and
Boyd, of Chamblee, Ga.; and a
sister, Mrs. Gene Greene, of
Athens, Ga.
Pallbearers were D. A. Stew
art, Tommy Jenkins, J. C. Jac
obs, Douglas R. Simpson. T.
Hunter, and Pritchard Smith.
Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Furr expect
to leave Sunday for Atlanta. Ga..
to attend the Thomas P. Hinman
Dental Clir.ic from the 17th
through the 20th.
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J there's
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O. E. S. Elects
Mrs. Phillips
Worthy Matron
Mrs. Emma Jean 'Phillips has
| been elected worthy matron of
the Nequassa chapter of the
: Order of the Eastern Star.
Other officers elected were
W. Lacy Harper, worthy patron;
Mrs. Eula Carpenter, associa
tion matron; James L. Hauser.
associate worthy patron; Mrs.
Nobia Murray, secretary; Mrs.
Alice C. Ray, treasurer; Mrs.
Ruby Harper, conductress; and
Mrs. Merle Dryman, associate
conductress.
.Mrs. Lillian Moore has been
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new member.
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Tonight At Church;
Program On Asia
The Mary Johnston Allman
j Wesleyan Service Guild will meet
| at the Franklin Methodist Church
I tonight (Thursday i at 7:30.
Hostesses are Mrs. Frank Mar
tin, Mrs. Victor Perry, and Mrs.
j Robert Blaine.
The program on Southeast Asia I
is being arranged by Mrs. Carl P.
Cabe and Mrs. Grace O'Mohundro.
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to thank our
friends and relatives for their
many kindnesses during the time
of our sorrow. Also for the lovely
flowers.
Mrs. Ralph Morgan
and son.
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