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CRAWFORDS CELEBRATE 50th
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Cooleemee « The home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Grier
Crawford, Sr., near Coolee
mee, was the setting of a love
ly reception on Sunday af
ternoon, November 27, 1966,
from two-thirty until five o'-
clock, given by the Son and
Daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Crawford, honoring their par
ents on their 50th wedding
anniversary. The Sisters of
Mrs. Crawford assisted with
the reception.
The home was beautifully
decorated with yellow chry
santhemums, carnations, roses
and contrasting snap-dragons.
The guests were welcomed
by Mrs. Andy Price of Char
lotte, who directed them to
the guest register which was
in charge of Mrs. Carl Deal
of Woodleaf and Mrs. Phil
lip Clement of Raleigh. This
register has a sentimental va
lue to Mr. and Mrs. Craw
ford, because it was used
at their wedding fifty years
ago.
In the receiving line were
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford, Mari
ola, Mr. and Mrs. Giles My
Bids Accepted
For Davie
High School
M.OCKSVILLE - Bids were
accepted Tuesday by the Da
vie County Board of Educa
tion for construction at Davie
County High School. Low bids
totaled $22,455.22.
Four classrooms « three sci
ence rooms and one art room
—and a vocational complex
that will include two shops
and a classroom will be built.
Wagoner Construction Co.
of Salisbury was low bidder
for the general contract at
$164,300. There were nine bids
Buchanan Plumbing and
Heating Co., Inc. of High
Point submitted the low bid
of $29,270 on heating. Cohen
Plumbing and Heating Co., of
Salisbury submitted the low
bid o>f SII,BOO for plumbing.
Sigmon Electric Co. of States
ville submitted the low bid
of $21,648 for the electrical
work.
"The low bids were accept
ed by the Davie County Board
of Eductaion subject to the
approval of the State Board
of Education at their meet
ing on Dec. 1," said Supt.
James E. Everidge.
Part of the $354,000 in state
school bond money approved
in '63 is being used for the
construction.
ers of Greenville, South Car
olina, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Wainio of Cleveland, Ohio, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Harding of
Charlotte and John Craw
ford, Jr., of Falls Church,
Va.
The guests were greeted in
the den where a lovely man
tel arrangement of yellow
chrysanthemums, gladiolus
and roses was a gift from the
Mocksville Chapter of O.E.S.
From the den the guests were
directed to the dining room.
The table was indeed a pic
ture of beauty, spread with
a gold cloth covered with
net at each corner of the
table small golden bells were
placed. The lovely floral ar
rangement on the table was
from Mrs. Crawford's Sun
day School Class, the arrange
ment was flanked by tall
brass candle sticks which have
been in Mrs. Crawford's fami
ly for four generations, these
candles were also used at
their wedding.
A three tiered wedding cake
topped with golden bells and
the gold figure 50 graced the
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Har
ris of Route 2, Advance, an
nounce the birth of their sec
ond daughter, Renee Carol on
November 21, at Davie Coun
ty Hospital. Her weight was
6 lbs. 11 ounces. Their other
daughter is Susan Dawn, 20
months old. Mrs. H. W. Shoaf
of Spencer is the maternal
grandmother, and Mr. and
Mrs. George Harris of Route
4, Mockville are the paternal
grandparents. Great - grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. H.
T. Harris of Route 4, Mocks
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Spry
of Taylorsville, North Caro
lina announce the birth of
twins on Monday, at 8:05 P.M.
November 26, at Davis Hospi
tal in Statesville.
The son was named Jeffrey
Allen and weighed 8 lbs. 13
oz., and the daughter, Kelly
Elizabeth weighed 6 lbs. 11 ozs.
Mrs. Spry is the former
Linda Templeton of Salisbu
ry.
The maternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Leßoy Tem
pleton of Salisbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Spry,
Sr. of Cooleemee are the pa
ternal grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. James Barber
and sons of Columbia, South
Carolina spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Barber.
I end of the table. Mrs. Foy
Cope and Mrs. Hubert Nol
ley, Jr. poured punch.
Goodbys were said to Mrs.
Price. Around two hundred
■ and fifty relatives and
r friends called during the af
• ternoon. Those from out of
E town and county were: Miss
Mary Hudgins, Marion, Mr.
, and Mrs. Andy Price, Miss
Mary Price, Charlotte Mrs. R.
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