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Versie Carter's Roses Are
For Neighborhood Enjoyment
Mrs. Versie Carter raises roses
as a hobby for everybody to enjoy.
She sends them to the sick, to the
hospitals, banquets, churches or any
occasion that calls for flowers. And
many times just a bouquet for the
house.
Mrs. Carter planted the roses
from little cuttings. Although they only
bloom once a year, at Mother's Day,
the beauty is enjoyed for weeks.
Some of the neighbors have gotten
their Mother's Day mi#* from this
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bush ever since it has been there.
Mr. Carter, who had absolutely
nothing to do with growing the roses,
says they stick him but he does love
to look at them.
"Miss Versie" says red is her
favorite and all she has, even the
monthly bloomers, are all red. "I have
to get a white rose from someone
else every year to wear to Church
on mothers' Day, she says "but I
would much rather grow the red
ones."
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COOLEEMEE. N. C.
WiMay, May 14. lMt
Smith Named
'Lion Of Year'
Tom Smith was voted the
"Lion of the Year" at a recent
meeting of the Cooleemce
Lions Club.
This honor is awarded
yearly to the Lion who has
most distinguished himself by
service to his club and
community.
Lion Smith hus held the
office of secretary/treasurer for
the club for the past two years
and has accepted a second
term. This is one of the most
responsible and demanding
offices in the club and he has
maintained it effectively and
enthusiast ically.
The Lions Club agreed lo
sponsor the CoolcciAfe Boy
Scout Troop SOO in March and
Lion Smith is serving as scoul
committee chairman, in
addition to his other Lion
duties.
Two From Davie
On Honor Roll
Davie G. Jones of Cooteemee
and Cynthia Gail Johnson of
Mocksville made the honor roll
at East Carolina University
during the winer semester.
The two Davie County
students were among 20 percent
of the students at the University
receiving official commendation
from the school.
Both David and Cynthia
maintained B-averages with no
grade below C.
r 47 Class
The graduating class of
1947 of Coolecmcc High
School held their reuryion
Saturday, May 10, at Kllis
Lake, located behind the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Buck bllis on
Highway 601.
Of the 18 graduates, nine
class members and their
families enjoyed a cookout.
Special guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Scotty Vogler and
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Allen Snipes and Denny
("reason were winners ol" this
award in previous years.
Tain Smith
In Vietnam
Staff Sergeant Felix L.
Stanley, brother of Mrs. Hazel
L. Grose, It. R. 5, Mocksville
is on duly at Phu Cat AB,
Vietnam.
Sergeant Stanley, an air
operations specialist, is a
member of the Pacific Air
Forces.
Before his arrival in Vietnam,
he was assigned to Vance AFB,
Okla. The sergeant is a 1954
graduate of Courtney High
School in Yadkinville.
children, Scott, Kim and Kelly.
Scotty was the class mascot 22
years ago.
Other special guests
included three (acuity
members and families. They
were Mr. and Mrs. V. G. ftim,
Coach and Mrs. Ralph Sinclair,
their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sinclair, all of
Troutman and Mrs. Mary Alice
Moody of Greensboro.