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Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ryder and
children, of Savannah, Ga. will ar
rive in Hayesville, Dec. 19th, to spend
the Christmas holidays with Mrs.
Ryder's ^parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H.
Haigler.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gray, Mrs. W.
R. Anderson and Mrs. Ernest Jcetus
motored to hfurphy last Knotty. ■
Garland White who has been under
treatment jn an Atlanta Hospital for
the past several weeks arrived home
last Friday. ‘ • '
Mrs. Bee Kitchens also returned
home Friday after several weeks
treatment in Atlanta.
Miss Effey Swanson and Mr. Har
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ley Worley were united in^marriage
Saturday afternoon by Rev. H. H.
Hyde at the Baptist parsonage.
Mr. Marvin Alexander left Tues
day the 14th, for Miami, Florida,
where he will work this winter.
Mr. Lawrence Hogsed arrived S^t
prday night from Cleveland, Ohio, to
spend the Christmas ltgiliday? with hie
parents, Mr. and Mrs. &, C. Hogsed
of Shooting Creek.
Messrs. A. G. Justus and C. M.
McJunkin, entertained Misses Martha
Herbert and Viola West at Dinner at
the McClure House on Monday even
ing.' After dinner Miss Herbert in
vited the party to her home where
they were joined by Miss Bobilee
Curtis and Harry Miller mid danced
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Romance
Lena Wilson, a girl from the
Canadian backwoods, is engaged to
marry “Bud” Stillman, son of
James A. Stillman, multi-million
aire New York banker. This girl
of the Limberlost met the rich
man’s son and their friendship
blossomed into love, just like in
movies and books.
Healthiest
Warren Griffin, 16-year-old Os
car County, Kentucky, boy, was
judged the healthiest in all the na
tion, as the contest staged in con
junction with the International
Livestock Exposition at Chicago.
Warren stands 6 feet 7 inches tall
ands>weigh8 143 pounds. ‘
the remainder of the evening.
In last week’s issue notice was
given , that the ladies-of-the Eastern
Star would hold a Bazaar at the
News office on the 17th. Tie date
should have been Saturday the 18th.
This paper is glad to make this cor
rection.
Mrs. Carrie Johnston spent Satur
day dight with Mr.-and Mrs. J. A.
iter of
Champions
John S. Martin (upper photo)
has won the poultry raising cham
pionship 21 years in succession.
At the recent Philadelphia show
he won 4 silver cups—10 firsts and
seconds and 35 ribbons for 40
birds.
'Herman Trelle (lower)*, an
American by birth, now a home
steader at Wembley, Peace River,
Alberta, was crowned Wheat and
Oats King of North America. This
is the first time both honors have
been won by the same man.
The Highway Surveyors of No. 28
have moved their office from the
McClure House to new quarters on
Shooting Creek.
Supt. Allen J. Bell is busy now
days transplanting maple trees in his
yard. Evidently Mr. Bell is thinking
of the hot summer days in June.
and Mrs. S. C. Hogsed, arrived home %
from Ohio last Saturday night, pa
rents and friends were delighted to
see him.
Highway No. 28 is progressing
very slowly for the last week, owing
to the rain.
The farmers have all quit work on
the farm and have gone to hunting
opossums.
Miss Lena Marr was the guest of
Miss Maymie Penland and MiBS Detea
Anderson Monday night of this week.
Miss Goldie Campbell, a student of
our school, arrived home Friday from
Asheville, where she has been spend
ing some few days with friends and
relatives.
The State Surveyors have moved
into the State House on Chuncs-gal
Mountain.
Mr. Lawrence Hogsed, son of Mr.
Miss Blanche Ledford and H«z< l
Penland spent last week-end with
home folks.
Herbert McClure, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George McClure is very sick.
Our school is still holding a gao l
average despite the bad weather.
Perfect attendance for first grade,
Miss Lena Marr, Teacher. Maxine
Penland.
Third Grade, Miss Delza Anderson,
teacher. Clyde Hogsed, Esta Led
ford, Neal Ledford, Daniel Rogers'
Fourth Grade, Lauretta Crawford,
Yella Cowart, Louise Jones, Ruth
Woody, Maggie Penland, Wid.-i d
Penland, Willard Ledford Frame
Ledford, Ted Reynolds.
Fifth Grade, Mayaline Davenno t,
Zeb Ledford, Morris McClure, Glover
Reynolds, Otti Kitchens, and Wntd
roe Hogsed.
Every body is looking forward t<>
the coming of Santa Claus.
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