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MRS. EDGAR BURNETTE
Inman's Chapel near 'Lake Logan.
Next year the dinner will be i
held at the Coward home in Ware I
Shoals, S. C.
Birthdar Dinner
More than 40 persons attended
iho annual Allen-Coward birthday
! dinner honoring George O. Allen
'and the late n. a. tuwaru, wincni
! was held at the Allen home near '
Lake Logan on Sunday. i
j The out-of-town guests included
Mrs. R. R- Coward, Linden Cow
ard, and Jimmie Hamper, from
Ware Shoals, S. C, Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Coward and daughter, Evelyn.'
of Columbia, S. C. Mr. and Mrs ;
Clark Coward, and children of
Greenwood, S. C, Mr. and Mrs.
r-Lmn rniinrH and children :md
flMrs Sue Coward and children
from Belton, S. C, Misses Ruth
and Elizabeth Allen from Orange
City, Fla., and Mrs. Rosalie A.
West of Ontario, Canada, who is
now in charge of the work ol
Kitchen Shower
A kitchen shower was given last j
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at
the Inline of Mrs. Hoy Edwards for
Mrs. Floyd Burnette. The honor
guest received many lovely gifts.
The hostess was assisted by Miss
Alma Chambers and Mrs. Albert
Messer in serving.
Those attending the party were
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Metcalf, Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Burnette, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Sorrells, Miss Jennie Mae
Chambers, Fulton Burnette, Mrs.
Max Burnett, Mrs. Edgar Burnett,
Mrs Harlin Burnett, Mrs. Ned
Wood, Mrs. Clarlin Warren, Mrs.
Ted lnman, Mrs. Walter Long,
Mrs. Claude Singleton, Mrs. How
ard Kcece, Mrs Thomas Erwin,
and daughter. Miss Grace Erwin,
Mrs. James Edwards, and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Blalock, of Waynes-1
ville.
Among those sending gifts who
were unable to attend were Mrs.
Earl Reece, Mrs. Trey Erwin, and
Miss Peggy Burnett, of Ashevillc.
and Mrs. Charlie Messer, ol Dills-boro.
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
By WILUAM RITT
Central Press Writer
Plate Supper
A plate supper sale was held on
Friday evening at the Friendly
House, Universalis! church near
Lake Logan. Proceeds received ,
were donated to the Ladies' Mis
sionary Society.
Mrs. Edgar Burnett has returned
from Detroit where she was called
by the death of her mother, Mrs.
John I'onnick
Rosy Cheeks
In some parts of France and Italy
It Is believed that if you bury a drop
of your blood under a rose tree, you
will always have bright red rosy
cheeks.
A BABY crying for an hour
uses as much energy, we're told,
as a person climbing to the top
of a tall building. This, of
course, doesn't Include the en
ergy used by Pop walking the
floor.
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A statistician has determined
there are 27.000 beans in a
bushel. Now someone will want
to know whether he means
string or navy.
! ! !
A new radio loudspeaker can
be heard a distance of 18 miles.
Whet we need is a movement to
make the world safe for the aver
age eardrum.
! ! !
International diplomacy seems
to be full of cutups these days.
Now it Is Palestine the boys
want to partition.
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Space travel maj have its
drawbacks. For instance. sup
posing just after the take-off
one discovers, he has boarded
the wrong rocket.
! ! !
A British Columbian cut down
a 180-foot high hill to Improve
the view from his house. There's
one chap who made a molehill
out of a mountain.
! ! !
That Newfoundlander who
was nipped on the nose by a
codfish probably never again
will ask: "How axe they blt-lngT"
Noble Garrett, IIS 2c
j Reports to Charleston
j Noble Garrett, IIS, second class,
! U. S. Navy has reported to the
1 n:,i ll.iMHtaL Charleston for a
I new assignment after spending a
ten days leave Here wun nis par-j
enls.
Young Garrett volunteered in
the service in May, 1945, while he:
was a student and was sent to
Baiubridge. Md for his boot train-
ir I pirn completion of boot he!
was assigned to the naval hospital;
at licthosda, Md.
Alter his tour of duty at
Betliesda, he was sent to a naval
hospital on Mare Island, Hawaii,!
where he spent eight months, hav-'.
mg only recently arnveu in me
states.
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i town from a trip to Richmond, Va.,1
j where he visited his sister, Miss j
Marv l ou Kllwood. '
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May Warn of Dieordewd
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Modern ! with 1t harry end orry,
Irrrcultr hbiu, lropropr
drlnkinf iu riak ot expo.ur end totJ
llon throw. heavy atralD
ot th kidneya. Thy are apt to beorB
ovcr-Uied and fail to
and other impuritiea from too IUa-s-a
biood. . . .
You may miter nacftnc paeKMM,
headache, diasineaa, galtm! a 'lt.
leg pair... .well.nr-l.ri U
lifed, nurvoua. all worn out. Othar .It",
ol kidney or bladder dlaorder are aoaaa
timea burnlni. .canty or too lr.qu.nt
urination. ...
Try Wooi.'. PiU: Dtan't help the
kidney, to paw oB harmful .iceaa body
waste. They hav. h.d roor. than ball a
century of public approval. Ara ratolja
meoded by fratelul uaers YanTDr.
Aafc your tuigkborl
USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS
Ir k gkkks. uu'
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ha. been an
bv her parents,
N.,,!.:m Hampton
Greer
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Mr (liven is
the
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tin ir home
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in. image of
y .. iiniiiihy I'Ce
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i .,: .;,ii Teachers
j, active in
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, ,. maihiated
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( i in 1945.i
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iii i he schools!
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i n .ari.me took
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llic couple to
- Id itv Sawyer
Aim Malucy, of
Uuiiics Hannah,
a urev suit with
ami her corsage
I tlic couple w
iih i tie parents
i "i Waynesville.
Motion"
nml World
lav iiewspaper.
'- eek that
i'i-Is were de-
'I iimtinn" air-
M'Veral times
'"-top at 1.650
F'!'jfl officials, ask
-"id lll.it while ex
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To The Second Floor of
BELK-HUDSON'S
Smart Things to Wear at College-at Home-at Work!
It's easier to balance your books with
"Korus" Sweaters
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Here's "KOKl'S" newest . . . ilowiiy iure wool iind dreamy colnrs. (As seen in
Clamour, Charm, Junior I'.a.aar.) See our many other sweaters in heautilul
pastel.
(Sl'X'OND 1'LOOK)
SMOOTH SUITS
Club collars . . . or cardigans. Soft drape materials . . .
or hard finished worsteds and gabardines. Interesting
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What ever you dream of in Suits . . .
19.95
Attractive Two-Piece
Go Hack to School With I'lenty of New
ALL WOOL SKIRTS
lii'lk-lhuLson Has Tln-m
$3.60 to $7.95
The new skirts feature straiyht-line styles, box pleats, Mnly
neaux pleats, trouscr skirts with liunl ideal and i:ored hack.
Some with neat leal her belts. Newest colors iiieliidini'. Mack
and brown. Included are In mid plaids, shepherd checks, niens
wear grey flannel. Sizes 21 to 32.
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For every school wardrobe . . .
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Of Cotton Twill and Plastics
$8.95 up
SPORTS FROCKS FALL COATS
UP
Sizes 9 to 15
NATURAL . . BROWN . . GRKY . .
BLACK . . COMBINATIONS
puts it on YOUR shoulders. The dress,
really skirt and jacket, in shades of the
same Rood rayon gabardine.
Whatever votir individual idea of lieintf ot
smartly and distinctively coated . . . you'll
find our desire anions the many fine ex
amples at this store. More exciting than
ever . . . our l'.M7 showing of fine coats . . .
fashion-fresh, warm and beautiful. Come
see the entire collection right away.
15.40
UP
(Second Floor)
College girls' favorite . . . fitted reefer raincoats
of water-repellent cotton twill, in natural color.
Smartly belted and double-breasted. Sizes 10 to 11.
goes head-first for harmony
$2.98
Versatile . . . these flattering fur felt derbies will
harmonize beautifully with all your sports clothes.
Designed for school, travel and general daytime
casions. Attractively trimmed. Black, brown
md lovely fall colors.
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Convenient
Lay-Away Plan
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Shoes of Distinction By
Natural bridge - - Edgewood - - Brown Shoe Co.
(First Floor)
We Have Our Own
Alteration
Department
Staffed by Experts
Belk-Hudson Co
"Home Of Better Values'
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