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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Lingerfelt, a son, Richard Carlyle,
on Thursday, November 4th.
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Mrs. Lizzie Gates returned
home Sunday from Charlotte af
ter spending two weeks there
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Jay Baxter of Charlotte
is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Leonhardt.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. David
William Baxter, a son, David
William Baxter, Jr., on Tuesday,
October 26th.
Mrs. J. R Campbell spent the
week-end in Wilmington with her
husband. PFC Campbell who is
stationed at Camp Davis.
Mrs. Joseph H. Padgett and
Miss Julia Smith were week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Smith in Baltimore, Md.
Corporal John Hallman of
Camp White, Oregon, was dinner
guest Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs.
I,oyd Dellinger and family.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Q. Dedmon
and son, Leroy Dedmon, of Bal
timore are spending the week at
home.
Pfc. Austell Payseur left to
day for Olivers General Hospital
Augusta, Ga., after an eleven
day leave with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Payseur.
Mr. and Mrs. Troy C. Homes
lev and children, Shirley, T. C.,
Jt-,. and Howard spent Sunday in
Newton, the guests of Mrs. Horn
esley’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
D. Taylor.
Mrs. Mary Haighwood. Mrs
Minnie Daves. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Culler. Miss Mattie Haighwood
and Mrs. B. S. East of Winston*
Ralen» snent the week-end here
the guests of Miss Carrie Bella
my.
Mr. and Mrs. T. I.. McAllister
of Lony Island. N. V., and Mr.
C. D. Homesley of Stanley are
spending the Week here, the
attests of Mr. and Mrs. Troy C
Homesley.
Lester Leonhardt, who is in
the Merchant-Marines, returned
home yesterday to spend a few
days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Frank Leonhardt. For
the past four months he has been
in North Africa and Sicily.
Mrs. Ambros Hendrick spent
three days this we$k with her
^mother. Mrs. R. L, Rk>yl#at" Vale,
i.W who had the misfortune of receiv
-» ' ing burrs on her leg recently.
Her many friends will be glad to
know she is getting along nicely.
Corporal John Hallman of
Camo White, Oregon is home on
a furlough visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hallman. This
is his first time he has been
home in over a year. His ad
dress is Cpl. John Hallman, 80th
Gen. Hofsp., ASN 34431244,
Camp White, Oregon.
Mrs. Joseph H. Padgett, the
former Miss Sarah Smith, ieft
Sunday, after spending several
weeks here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. M. Smith. After a
few days visit in Shelby with Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Padgett she will
ioin her husband at 1709 Madi
son Avenue, Montgomery, Ala
bama.
Pvt. Thomas W. Baxter has
recently been transferred from
Orlando. Florida to San Francis
co. California He entered the
service November 19, 1942, his
new address is: Pvt. Thomas W
Baxter 34439384. Btry C 350tb
AAA S /L Bn. APO 4757 c/.
Postmaster. San Francisco, Cali
fornia. Any cards or letters will
be greatly appreciated.
SONG LOVERS CHOIR
TO MEET SUNDAY
^herryville Song Lover’s Ch
urn'er the direction of Marl
n H.n-erw.ll meet at the Rhy
user flub House, Sunday
*e m?°n at ?:00 o’clock.
The public is invited to cor
nVK5LSE birthday
DIHvrr for mr. FOSTER
Ifleat host of friends and
relatives gathered at Mr Clar
ence Poster’s home at the Carl
ton for a surprise birthdav din
ne», celebrating his 50th, birtli
“”n«versary Sunday. The
following attended: Paul Rey
Paul8 R0/^UCOinut0n anH Mrs.
n»ui Reynolds who ;ust returned
from a visit to Everel, Washinjr
“r- 2nd MrS Charles r«»
eolnVL SOn- Dh, , v1<' of T.in
colnton; Mr and Mrs. Bud Car.
and1 M0f £anfWs Chapel: Mr.
childr^*' r *T*'1 Pay«eur and
^ildren J anders Chapel; Mrs
T • C- lbson- Johnson Citv,
Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. H. Y Brid
and children of Cherryville:
w ‘ 2ni"rb' Cherryvllle; Bill
BoJW> Ft. Jackson; B. L. Lind
and Woodrow Anthony of
^tn* Howell entertained the aroun
♦'Iro' •.u,tr,n.e mHa5<‘ nnd Hewev
Srn'»b and Miss Odessa Pavseur
2»Lr,«0,n.ton: Mrs- ne11» Foster,
/ e?11* Foster and aon, Dickie
•x CherrpVille.
WOMAN’S CLUB
TO MEET THURSDAY
The Cherryville Woman’s Club
will meet on Thursday afternoon
November 18th at 3:30 o’clock
The program 0n “Heulth” will
be arranged by Mrs. T. Car
ter and Mrs. H. R. Harrelson
Arrangement committee for
the month. Mrs. S. M. Butler and
Mrs. C. A Rudisiil. Refreshment
Committee, included Mrs. W. D.
Browne, Chairman, Mcsdames
Hunter Carroll, S. M. Butler E.
C. Sullivan, J. D Thornburg, J.
W. Payne, A. Galloway, Lee
Cauble and Erskine Carson
Absher-H arris
Announcement
Mrs. R. R. Absher announces
the marriage of her daughter,
Ovedia Dale, to Corporal James
A. Harris, son of Mrs. Georgia
Harris, on Saturday, October 30,
1943. at York. South Carolina.
Miss Marv Duke and Mrs. Ben
McCracken accompanied the cou
ple to South Carolina for the
ceremony.
BROWNIE SCOUTS
HAVE MEETING
The Brownie Scouts met at the
Carlton Club House on Tuesday,
November 9th, with Mrs. Hugh
Sneed as leader, assisted by Pat
sy Sneed.
Ten Rrnwnies answered the
roll call with four absent.
A short program was given,
after which officers were elected
as follows:
Edwina Houser—President.
Betty Jean Hudson. Viee-Pres.
Loraine McCurry, Sec'y.
The aim of each Brownie is to
memorize correctly the Brownie
nromise.
The troons will meet each
second and fourth Tuesday at the
Carlton Club House.
Those nresent were Nellie Sue
Duncan. Loraine McCurry. Elsie
Eay ,Beal, Joan Stroupe, Eliza
beth \Ann Houser. Marv Anna
Houser Bettv Jean Hudson. Ra
chael Pharr, Joan Bridges. Wino
na Allran.
Those absent were Betty Jane
Black. Edwina Houser. Libby
Wehunt and Shirlev Allen.
Lewis Dellinger
Celebrates Birthday
Mrs. Kenneth Dellinger de
lightfully entertained at a lovely
party in honor ofjther son, Lewis
on the occasion of his tenth
birthday anniversary, on Tuesday
afternoon, November 9th.
The home was attractively ar
ranged, carrying out the pink
and blue color scheme The lit
tle guests were greeted at the
door by Miss Joan London, who
directed games and contests in
the living room. Prizes were won
by Judy Tillman and Rita Mc
Ginnas.
After a procession which led
to the dining room, the children
circled a table graced with a
lovely birthday cake which bore
the words “Happy Birthday
Lewis”, in Pink letters and show-i
ered on the sides with pink and:
blue cundy flowers. Ten lighted;
candles added a graceful effect to
the scene After the singing of i
"Happy Birthday, delicious re- J
freshments consisting of individ-j
ual iced cakes, dixie cups and
punch were served by the hostess
assisted by Mrs. L W. London.
Mrs. Hunter Carroll and Joan
London. All day suckers were
given as favors.
The little honoree received
many beautiful and useful gifts
Those enjoying the occasion
were: Guy Ingle, Buddy George,
Harold Beam. Roney Whitaker,
Handy Whitaker. Hillard Wise,
Jr . Bill Beam, Don Sain, Eliza
beth Sain. Johnnie McGinnis, E.
V. Moss, Johnnie, Carpenter, Jack
Carpenter, Jewel Blackwelder,
Brother Blackwelder, Dick Black
welder, John Wayng Sigmon, Ben
Eaker, Jack Eaker, Shirley Allen
Shirley Whitaker, Judy George,
Julia Ann Tillman, Rita McGin
nis, Martha Mauney, Carol Black.
Ned Costner. Martha Richards.
Janice Black. Sylena Hoyle, Char
les Carpenter. Charles Randall
and Ann Lynn Walker.
WTLLIAM METTS WAYLUK
Mr.’and Mrs. Ed Naylor art-'
nounce the birth of a son, Wil
liam Metts. on Wednesday, Octofj
her ?7th. in Greenville, Soutli i
Carolina.
DEANNA KA1C,/3pAKER
Mr. and Mrs Higher Eaker an-'
nounce the birth of a daughter^
Deanna Kay. on tKftlnesday. No
vember 10th, at Orwell Memo*
rial Hospital. Linc*Jt;on. Mrs.,
Eaker was formej® M>ss Helerr
Auten. Both mother and haby^
retting: alone: nTcely
JOHN HOWARD JENKINS ^
Pvt and Mrs. Ray B. Jenkins
announce the birth of a son, John
Howard Jenkins. on Saturday,
November 6th. at Gambles Hospi
tal, Lincolnton. Pvt. Jenkins who
is stationed at Fort McClellan.
Alabama, is here for several
days with his wife. Mrs. Jenkins
was formerly Miss Betty Sue
McGinnia. _
1 YEAR OLD
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Barry Martin Dorsey, hand
some little son of Corporal and
Mrs*. Robert Dorsey, Jr., who
celebrated his first birthday an
niversary on Sunday, October
31st He is a errandson of Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Camp of Cherr.vville.
Celebrates Birthday
Joyce Martena Ford, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Ford
celebrated her first birthday an
niversary on Sunday, October
31st, 1943. Little Miss Ford re
ceived a $25.00 War Bond as a
gift from her parents. Mrs. Ford
was formerly Miss Ava Absher
of the Tryon Community.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for their many
deeds of kindness and words of
sympathy during the illness and
death of our dear husband and
father. We are also grateful for
the many floral offerings.
MRS. S. W. DELLINGER
MR AND MRS. FOREST' E.
DAVIS.
Merchants Not
Taking Discount
It is apparent from the sales
taxe returns filed for the month
of July, August and September
of this year that a number of
merchants are not availing them
selves of the discount allowed by
the Legislature of 1943.
The Department is extremely
anxious that all merchants claim
the discount at the time provided
by law for the making of such
claim. Under the law, if v.he dis
count is not claimed at the time
of making return, it it lott and
the Department does not then
haVe the right to allow it.
Below we quote from the
1943 Act allowing the 3‘< dis
count:
‘•Every taxpayer who pays the
tax imposed by this article and
Article IX, Schedule I, shall be
entitled to deduct from the am
ount of the tax for which he is
liable and which he actually pays
a discount of three per cent 3'<
Provided, however, the Commis
sioner may deny a taxpayer the
bnenfits of this subsection for a
failure to pay the full tax when
due, as well as in cases of fraud,
evasion. and failure to keep ac
curate and clear records as provi
ded in Section 408 of the Reve
nue Act of 1939, as amended
'through 1941. Provided, further,
that in order to secure the bene
fitl of this subjection, .the tax
njpjrer must deduct the 3°fr\ dis
count, at the time of making his
rttonfhly remittance of tax to the
beb^fineht 6f Revenue.”
!j**'It is hoped that in this and
■'ffiisnijfrr months all merchants
jvjl^avail themselv'es of the three
’WtffBfent deduction by claiming
thf fame at the time of making
iKey monthly return.__
r-ir»ftjr and Mrs. Lewis Barrett
moved to their new home on
•GRfcrry street.
m TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS
“HE WAS THE SUNSHINE OF
OUR HOME >*
(In Memory of J. C. Carpenter
9 Years Old)
The Lord was out gathering
flowers one morn.
And he came to a bud so red,
He said, “I must pick it and take
it away;
For the wind will bruise it if 1
leave it there.”
A precious one from us is none
A voice we loved is stilled,
A place is vacant in our home
That neVer can be tilled.
God in His wisdom has recalled
The bloom his love has given
And though his body moulders
His soul is safe in Heaven.
Our home is lonely now without
We miss him at our family prayer
We kneel and almost feel his
presence.
Out rise and find a Vacant chair
O how sweet it. will be in that
beautiful home.
So free from ail sorrow and pain
With song on our lips and harp
in our hands;
Where we will meet to part nev- j
er again.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Carpenter
Appeal From
Lion's Club
LIONS WAR FUND DRIVE I
The Lions Club of Cherryv'ille
is asking1 YOU to donate any ar- I
tide which you can spare to help
SUFFERING HUMANITY. Those |
who have boys or relatives in
this conflict should avail them- j
selves of this opportunity to turn I
their useless articles into GASH.]
Those who do not have relatives
in this war cannot find a more
appropriate or PATRIOTIC way
to help this very worthy call foi
those who for our protection
haVe lost Health, Sight and LIMB
All donations will be sold at
public auction and the money
sent to the proper officials. Any
item worth one dime or ten dol
lars will be highly appreciated
and should be in tile hands of
the committee by Monday Nov.
15th For any donation you are
unable to deliver call 2911, 2682.
D. O. Rudisill
E \Y. Carson
G. V. Lohr
Committee
HOMECOMING AT ASTC
UNIQUE PLAN THIS YEAR
Homecoming at Appalachian
State Teachers College takes on
a unique plan this year—the tin
veiling of a Service Roll, made
up of former students and fac
ulty of Appalachian. The Ser
vice Roll will consist of more
than sev'en hundred names, let
tered on a board eight by twenty
feet in size, erected on the cam
pus near the entrance of the
boys gymnasium.
All former students and friends
as usual are invited to lie pre
sent. The usual round of con
tests by the various campus or
ganizations will be carried out.
The object will be to determine
which organization can show the
most originality and initiative in
preventing some phase of student,
life or activity.
No More Rationing
Books Nos. 1 And 2
All Local War Price and Ra
tioning- Boards liav'e been notifi
ed by the Office of Price Admin
istration that no more copies of
War Ration Books One or Two
are to be issued by the Boards
for any purpose -whatsoever. But
that doesn't mean that they
should be thrown away.
Book One still contains the
No. 18 shoe stamp, good indefi
nitely. In Book 2. blue stamps
X. Y and Z will be valid until
November 20th, for canned foods.
Local Boards are no It nger au
thorized to replace either of these
books if lost, stolen or destroyed.
Meanwhile. Books 3 and 4 are
now in full-sail use. Brown stamps
G, H, and J are now valid for
meats and fats and additional
stamps will be validated from
week to week. Green stamps A,
B, and C in Book 4 are Valid un
til December 20 for canned goods.
Holders need not continue to
keep War Books One and Two
in their possession. These cov
ers will not be used again for
rationing purposes and, when the
stamps confined in them expire,
they will cease to have any ra
tioning Value for the owner.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our neigh
bors and friends for their many
deeds of kindness and words of
sympathy during the recent death
of our dear wife and mother,
Mrs. J. J. Sellers. May God bless
you all.
J. J. SELLERS AND
CHILDREN.
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DRAFTEES
(Continued from front page)
Croft on October 29th:
Everett George Kiniey.
Wilbur Hugh Newton.
Jasper Howell Burgin.
John Carl Allen.
Augustus (riles High, Jr.
Norman Patrick Rhyne.
Lonzo Eveson Ellis.
Paul Ray Mitchem.
Dwight Moody Nifong, Jr.
Austin Clyde Lutz.
Victory Houser Huffstetler.
William Durham Smith.
Henry Jacob Thomas.
Lester Roosevelt Beam.
Laben Jay Robinson.
ACCEPTED FOR
U. S. NAVY
The following registrants were
accepted for the Navy at Camp
Croft on October .'10th.
Jack Ray Poarch
George Webb Clippard.
Keit* Wilson Clommer.
Fred James Peach.
Leonard Odell Lineberger.
David Moke Quickel. Jr.
Allen Bain Black.
ACCEPTED FOR
MARINE CORPS
Two were accepted for the
Marine Corps on October 29th:
Alfred Gaither Davis.
Hcnrv Bovd Smith.
ACCEPTED FOR
COAST GUARD
James Columbus Dodgin was
accepted for the Coast Guard at
Camp Croft on October 29th.
16 COLORED BOYS LEFT
TODAY FOR EXAMINATION
Tlie following sixteen colored
boys left this afternoon at 1 :0U
P. M.. for Fort Bragg, for phy
sical examination:
Nathaniel Starr. R-l, Kings
Mou ntain.
Will Robinson, Shelby, R-l.
Robert Hutley, Lawndale. R-l.
John Henry Hill, Gastonia.
L. 1). Hugg. Lineolnton.
Jethro Richard Henry, Besse
mer City.
Evans Logan. Cherryville.
Leroy Lowery, R-l. Norfolk.
Va.
Sylvester Mack, Bessemer City.
Howard Monroe Barnette, Cher
ryville.
James William Wells, R-2.
Cherryville.
Hasel Lee Gill, Bessemer City
Jimmie I.avail. R-2. Cherry
ville.
Robert Dillon McDaniel. R-2.
Bessemer City.
Thomas Nelson Jennings, Bes
semer City.
Raymond Pervie Muskelly.
Cherryville.
CHURCH NOTICES
j Wesleyan Methodist
Rev. J. W. McLAIN, Pastor
Sunday School 10:00 A..\i.
Moling Worship 11:00 A..U.
Class iVi.eeting. 1 ::;o P..n.
r-vaniiciiMic service - 8 :0o P.Al.
All are welcome.
First Methodist
L. P. BARNETT, Pa.tor
Church School 10:00 A. M
Dr. EVan S. Wehunt, Supt.
Regular Worship service each
Sunday morning at 11 o’clock
and Sunday evening at 7 :30.
Youth Fellowship meeting
each Sunday evening at 0:00.
Mid-week prayer meeting each
Wednesday evening at 7:00.
First Baptist Church
E. S. ELLIOTT, Pa.tor
10:00 A M. Sunday School.
It’s great to reach our goals and
.veep going.
11:00 ,A. M. Preaching ser
vice. Subject: “Why Missions?”
7:00 P M. Training service.
The Story Hour. Jr. Inter. Young
People, and Adults meet at tile '
same time.
8:00 P. M Preaching service, j
Subject: “In Cod He Trust”.
The NY. M S will meet Mon ;
day afternoon at 4:80 o’clock.)
and the Sunbeams will meet a'
the same time.
Midweek Prayer service \\ ed
nesday night 8:00 o'clock.
The churches are the biggest
and most important business in
stitutions in this town, and the
Sunday Schools and Training
services are vital parts of these
institutions
Any Excuse You
Can Find For Not
Upping Your
Bend Buying WiN
Please Hitler
FINE
DIAMONDS
WATCHES
AND
JEWELRY
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New Subs.
To Eagle
(Continued from front pape)
L. Clay flarrelson, Eli Seilers,
0. I*. Soutlu'i land. A11 s. Boyd j
Powell, Lola .Morrison, (ins Holms,
Garland Simoon. \VnM> Stroup,
Pvt. Joseph I,f Ai insfroitm Pvt.
UtiU'li II. lloavnor. Harry .Stroup.
T. ,1. I’avseur. .James ( . Slovens,
T. A. Howell. .\|i,. Clay Hanoi
son, .John Hallman. J'vt. Cliarlo.
M. Ramsey, IM'c. Rulii Sneed,
Pic. JO ■!. Hates. Alls. R. .1 iloov
er. Lee Eaker. Airs. VV. .1. Alai-I
tin. Pvt. Chesley G. Blaek, PVt.
•John R. Rlaek. Wiflmr Davis, j
•J. I). Thorn Ini cm Georee llovis. I
Mrs. .Miles I) Whitlock. R. C.j
Hardin. Ambrose Hendrick .lolui
W. Hull. PVt Pratt Quint). Pvt', |
Steve Hallman. E S. Seller- .
Heher Eaker. Dorns Iluss, Claf'
ence !■’. Huss, Pan I, A liman. J’vt.
Ere c I AI. Brown. (1. Y Loin.
■John Hallman. .fnhii Ilriyiiiaii.
Airs. \. J!. Alaunoy. Ilue'h (nr
neater. Airs. Dean Hope. A. C.
Beam. Howard Hallman. Roy
Houser. .J. AY. Knight. (>. I.. Car
roll. Coy Sisk, Airs, C. Welih
Beam. 11. 1! Smith. Howard j
Black. Charles Carpenter, L. W. I
Imndon. I). K Sain. Erank Grif-j
fith. Gene AleGintiis. Ear! (I.
Propst. .John B Beam. \\. A!
Leonliardt. .1. AL Hallman. .1. S
Kiser. T. C Self. Airs. W. R.
Crocker. Dudley Camp. D. C.
Barrett. Clyde \V. .Martin. Annie
Kiser. Roy C Eaker. E. E. Ale 1
Dowell. Robert- E. Snake. Rev. 1
W. G. Cohh. John T Black. Airs
J. M- Jioonhardt. Lima .Maun
Jackie Black. Mrs. W L Kelly,
Pvt. Robert CarptAiter, M. A. L..
Black, , Lee Waster, John Leo
Black. Clyde Neill, Claude C.
Beam. Airs Hall Barnett, Mar
shall llaliinan. Mis. (. hai les 1'.
Beam, Mrs. 1). A Dollineei. L.
Carroll, Carrie B. Belt, Kr k'lre
Carson. C. 1) Maker, !. ( . lir.iv
ner, Tlxty Lackey, Jap A. Sir,ah,
1>. Beam Beam, Alls. T B. Sum
mill. Alary AlostelJor. Air-. P r,
Bekm, .VIrs. L. A. Cal politer. ! m
J. W Payne. Airs. .). p. Co
Everett Foster. Ilnice II,.is-', (,’ci
aliline Baxter. Aaron Mo . . p\;
L. 11. Black Bill A iiei:. S L.
Dellinger, Abe Davis. Set. I . S
Strop lie, Janies L. Alexander.
David D. Blai k. K. AI llarilim
Pvt. Ralph Williams. Leroy Peil.
mon. C. K. Robinson.
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