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m Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. r.
^ston. a son. Larry Edward,
on December 1st.
Mis. P. C. Beam who hus been
ill for some time is improving.
She is able to be up now. and
around in the house.
Lt. Ben. R. Rudisill of Dallas,
Texas, spent Tuesday night here,
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. M.
Butler.
Mrs. Jennie Lineberger, Mrs.
Clipk Beam. Mrs. Alfonso Beam,
and Mrs. G. V. Lohi spent Mon
day in <31ielby.
Mr Henry Hallman, brother
of Albert Hallman suffered a
stroke last Wednesday. His con
dition is improving
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Carroll, a daughter. November
30th, at the Gordon Crowell Me
morial Hospital in Lincolnton
Troy E Carpenter and Miss
Carolyn Beam spent Sunday in
Rutherfordton. the guests of Rev.
and Mrs. D. Moody Nifong and
family.
The address ol' Pic. Roby E.
Craig is Co. B. 305ili Q M. A.
P. O. 505, New York, N. Y. He
would like to hear from his
friends
D. Hunter Rudisill underwent
an operation at the Mercy Hos
pital in Charlotte Wednesday
His muny friends will be glad to
know' he is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Robert Dorsey, Jr,, spent
ihe week-end in Columbus, In
diana, with her husband, CpI.
Robert Dorsey, Jr., who is sta
tioned at Camp Atterbury.
Alt's. Clyde Canipe is recov
ering nicely at the Gordon-Crow
ell Memorial Hospital, where she
underwent an operation two weeks
ago.
Don McGinnis. H. A 1 /C left
Tuesday for Great Lakes, Illinois
after spending .a ljcw days here
with his parents. Afr and Mrs. L.
Webb McGinnis.
Mrs. E. M Sweezy, Miss Cla
ra Sweezy. Hal and Brenda
Sweezy of Shelby spent Fridny I
here the guests of Mrs. I,. Webb
McGinnis and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sisk of
Statesville, spent Sunday in Wa
co the guest* Of "Mr*: Sisk's
mother, Mrs. E. L. Brown
• l.t. Harry Fraley arrived here
Monday from Denver, Colorado,
find is spending a few days hero,
the guest of Mr and Mrs. Robert
R. Carpenter.
Pfc, and Mrs. Robert Vandyke
of Vancouver, Washington are
spending a fifteen dav furlough
here with their parents. Mr. and
Mrs I,. R. Propst vnd Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Vandyke.
Mr. and Mrs. David Camp
bell and little daughter Shirlie.
of Taylorsville, and Mfa. Law
rence George nnd son. Buhby.of
were dinner guests of Mr and
Mrs. Maurice Beam. Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. T I!. Summit-,
announce the birth of a son.
•Jimmie {Jen. November 19th. at
the Gordon Crowell Memorial I
Hospital. Mrs Summitt will hi'|
remembered here as Miss Rryte I
Black I
Pvt. N. T. Rlsvek. ,Tr.. who
has been taking basic training |
at. Fort Custer. Rattle Creek,
Michigan, spent a few davs with
his wife and irninv friends, re
turning to camt) last Thursday.
Mr T. R Summitt. who is en
gaged in construction "work at
Lenoir Citv Tennessee, silent
ten days with Ids familv. here,
retuiViing to work Friday the
2«t.h.
Mr . Rob Ream of Cherry
"• 'iid Miss Lena Daniels of
S' • vve dinner duosts of
*' Mrs. R. R. Woltz and
and Mrs .Joe Hutto \yadneB
dav evening.
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Mrs. Pet Harrell of Shelby
spent Thanksgiving Day here
with Mrs. J M. Beam.
Pvt. William D. Smith of Fort
Jackson, S. C., spent Thanksgiv
ing here with his parents, Mr
and Mrs. John Smith.
Mr. L. C. McGinnis left for
his home in GlenViHe, Ga , after
a few duys visit here with his
mother. Mrs. L. A. T. McGinnis.
Address of W. B. Stafford,
Camp Mdntire Dispensury, Ward
■P East N S.N.T.S. Great Lakes,
Illinois.
Mrs. J M. Benm spent the
week-end in Lattimore the guest
of her sister Mrs. Ivey Willis
and Mr. Willis.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carpenter
and little daughter, Betsy, of
Asheville, spent Thanksgiving
here the guests of Mrs. Carpen
ter’s mother. Mrs. J M. Beam.
Pvt. John C. Allen. Jr., of
Fort Jackson, S.C., spent Thanks
giving here with his wife, Mrs.
John C Allen and little girl
Brenda Joyce. Mrs. Alien was
before her marriage Miss Ruth
Smith.
Bynum Homesley, Jim Potter,
Iue Bill Clawson, and Cedo Black
who are in the Navy left Tues
day tor Bainbridge, Md., after
spending several days home on
a furlough.
Dean Jenks left Monday after
upending two days here with his
parents. Mr. and Mr* Lee Jenks
Dean has been in Belfast, Ireland .
and came home from New York '
while his ship was in port.
Mr. and Mrs. John Whitworth
and Mr. Dock Sigmon were din
ner guests Thanksgiving day of
Mr. and Mrs. L Wy&b McGinnis.
Mr. and Mrs. McGinnis served a
. urkey dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Itudisill ar
i ived last night from Dallas,
Texas where they spent the past
three weeks the guests of their
son, Lt. Ben R, Rudigi.Il and Mrs.
Itudisill. They returned by Mem
phis. Tennessee where they visit
ed Ensign Blaine Delbnger.
Corporal Wilburn Davis who
has been ou maneuvers in Oregon
-pent a fifteen day furlough
with his wife and parents, Mr
and Mrs. S A. Davis recently.
Ins new address is: Oorporal
Wilburn Davis. 104 Q. M. Co.,
APO 104 'Postmaster, I os
i.vles. (52) .California
Mrs Howard W. Allrun recei
ved a telegram Wednesday night
11 did her sister. Miss M. Clura
Sullivan, who was a passenger on
i he Grinsholm. she had landed
safely in New York. Mrs. Allran
i; expecting her sister j^p be in
Charlotte the latter part of the
week
Mis. Winnie Wvanlt hus re
ceived a letter from her son Bill
Wvnnt stating he had arrived
safely in England. Hiss address
is: T Set. J W. Wyant, 8970
723. Squadron 85. A.P.O 12490
G. Postmaster. New York.
\
Mrs, Grace Rudisill Carpenter
who was inducted into the WAC
about six weeks ago is now sta
tioned at Ft Oglethorpe, Ga.
Her address is: Pvt. Grace R.
Carpenter. A405428 Co. 8th 22nd
Regt, 3rd WAC Training Center.
Fort Oglethorne. Georgia.
Pvt. and Mrs. Heman Eaker
left Sunday morning for Atlan
ta where thev will visit Pvt Ea
I,er’s brother. PFC David Eaker.
v.dio is in the hospital there. They
were accompanied to Atlanta by
his mother. Mrs. Ed Euker and
Miss Elizabeth Eaker of Belmont.
Pvt. and Mrs. Eaker will return
to Keesler Field, Miss., from At
lanta. while Mrs. Eaker nnd'Miss
Elizabeth Eaker after a short
visit will return to their home in
Belmont
ENTERTAIN AT
DINNER _*
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Davis
entertained at a dinner party at
their Rome last Thursday evening
in honor of Mr. -and Mjs. Marvin
Hager. who were celebrating
their 'fourth Wedding anniversa
ry The dining table was covered
with a handsome lace cloth and
centered with an arrangement’of
lovely flowers.
Covers were laid for Mr. and
Mrs Davis, Mt. and Mrs. Marvin
Hager, Mr J C Helms, Miss
Dorothy Black. Mr. Robert Put
nam and Miss Elese Ford.
APPRECIATION
The American Legion wishes
to express their appreciation and
thanks for the fine cooperation
from the theatre going pubjic
for the fine response at the Les
•er Theotie American Legion
night The show waa crowded to
capacity and this was greatly ap
preciated. The funds being used
to help bear expense of sending
Christmas packages to the sol
dier hoys.
MAX GOLDINER, Ohm.
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Mr. & Mrs. McGinnis
Entertain At Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Pete McGinnis
entertained at. a Thanksgiving
dinner at their home Thanksgiv
ing Day.
Covers were laid foi Mr. and
Mrs. McGinnis. Mrs. L A. T.
McGinnis, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Hallman, Mr. and Mrs Lawrence
McGinnis and daughtei. Miss
Nancy McGinnis, Mr and Mrs.
Ernest Stroup, Mrs. Lola Stroup,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Houser, little
Misses Elizabeth Ann and Bren
da Houser, Mr. and Mrs G. C.
McGinnis nnd little Miss Rita
McGinnis
MR AND MRS. SAIN
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Sain
entertained at a dinner party at
the Nuway Club House last Thurs
day, honoring Mrs. Sam’s broth
er. Pfc. Raymond T- Cooke, who
is home on furlough.
The dining table was covered
with a white linen cloth amt the
center piece was u container of
pretty fall roses.
A turkey dinner was served to
the following Pfc. Cooke, Mr.
end Mrs. Satne. Mr. Dwight
Cooke. Worth Willis. Ray Sain,
Miss Elsie Sigmon, Misses (Sue
and Alma Dare Moss, Johnnie
Ballard, Moree Grigg, Dorothy
Mauney, Marjorie Mauney, Lo
rene Neal.
YOUNG WOMAN'S
CLASS MEETS
The Young Woman’s Sunday
School class of the St. John’s
Lutheran church held its regulai
monthly meeting on Monday ev
ening at 7 o’clock at the home
of Mrs. Roy Houser with Mrs.
Houser and Mrs. Rex Eaker as
joint hostesses.
The President, Mrs. C. A.
Rudisill. being absent, the meet
ing was in charge of Mrs. .1 Ben
Dellinger. Mrs. Rex Eaker con
ducted the devotional*. The roll
called, dues collected and minu
tes of last meeting read and ap
proved.
Following u short business
meeting the hostesses, assisted
by little Misses Elizabeth Ann
Houser and Pl.eohia Euked served
fruit cuke with whipped cream
and hot Russian tei^ in which the
Christmas motif was emphasized.
Tlie meeting adjourned uml
all went to the NuWay Club
House to help roll humlages
Those present were: Mesdamea
J. Ben Dellinger, Grover Beam,
Cecil Eaker. Druey London,
Perry London, llazel Williams,
W. G. Cobh. W. C. Howell, D R.
Mauney, Sr.. Kern Eaker Fred
Houser, Roy Houser ami Rex
Eaker
Cherryville Music
Club Meets
The Cherryiville Music Club
met on Tuesday evening at the
Home pf Mrs. J. W l’ayne with
Mrs. Payne and Mrs M. A.
Stroup as hostesses.
Officers for the ensuing year
were elected: Pres Mrs. if. H.
Porter, V. Pies Mrs. 11. H.
Allen; See’y Mrs. (Jana.id Sher
rill: Program arrangements
were made for next year and
hostesses for each met ting
were selected.
After the business a very in
teresting program on Indian
Music was rendered with Mrs
l.. L. Self leader. Mrs J. \V.
Payne gave a very interesting
talk on Indian Music in which
she contrasted lndiun music
with <»urs.
Among the unusual contrasts
were that they seldom -sing
with an accompaniment while
we seldom sing without one;
we have many women soloists
—they more men; we open our
mouths to sing wtyile they do
not use their lips but «ing
through their teeth. Following
this three musical selections were
given by Miss Minnie Coleman,
Mrs. Garland Sherrill
Following ithe program de
licious refreshments were serv
ed to the members and visitors
present. They were: Mrs. H.H.
Allen. Mrs John Beach, Mrs.
Howard Allran, Mrs S. M
Butler Mrs. Jimmy Blackwood,
Mrs. Robert Boggs, Mrs. Troy
Oarpenter. »Mrs. Julia Hall,
Mrs W. H. Houser, Mrs R. B.
Porter. Mrs. Hunter Rudisill,
Mrs L. L. Self, Mrs. Garland
Sherrill. Mrs L. L. Summer.
Mrs R. R. Woltr, Mrs. W. F.
Starnes. Mrs. D R Mnuney.
Misses Minnie Coleman, Irene
Sox and {Fannie Farris
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BALTIMORE
SUNDAY AMERICAN
Are yoe eager to do a job that counts? Willing to tackle
work that’s vital to victory? Learn new jobs, get expert train*
ing that can be mighty useful when the war is over? Do you
went to help your fighting men in an essential way? Then you
*rc needed in the WAC—and 'i$ht now!
W.A C. RECRUITING OFFICERS
TO BE HERE TUESDAY, 7TH.
Corporal Helen C. Cook and
I Corpora! Marjorie H. Cuff of the
I Charlotte Itee.rui.tnic Office will i
I be in Cherryville on Tuesday af-j
ternoon, December 7th, to inter I
view women between the ages of I
20-50 for enlistment in the Wo
; men’s Army Corps.
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IS YOUR BOY’S
NAME LISTED?
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Spake. Pfe Juy Witherspoon,.
Pvt. Jesse I.. Jarrett, ?>lujor Geo. ;
L. Riddle. Pfe Wilbur Craft. Pfe |
Homer H. Smith. Cpl Lawrence
W. Stroupe, Pvt Clyde II. Smith,
Gtenn Stroup, Harold L. Waters,
Pvt Dewey L. McCoy, T'had C.
Rogers, Pvt. J. R. Bumgarner, j
Pvt Van Greene. Pvt L.W. Short.
Bob Davis, Sgt. Fred H. DetP
Cpl Henry B McGinnis, Pfe t
belt J. Brannon, Drewerj A.
London, Cpl Jack Wolford, i'fv
Charles W. Sudderth. Pvt. Juhn
Hugh Howell, Pfe. David Su.ne,
Pvt James C. Stroup, John Har
din Brown, Pvt. Jack Kale, Mil
ford Lee Mitehem, Sgt. William
II. Lankford, Pfe Garland P.
Pruett, 1). A. Eaker, lVi. Julius
L. Black. Lt David 1‘. Beam,
Pvt David E. Berry, Sgt Raymond
S. Beam, t pi William PL Beam,,
Pvt George A. L. .Mayhue, Sgt. ;
Ralph A. Kiser, Sgt Robert C. :
v\ iiliams, Richard Reynolds, Sgt
Robert L. Ileavner. Pvt Philip
Tedder, Gordon C. McGinnis,
Pvt Boyce U. Moore, Pl'c Ever-'
ette P. llarrelson, Lloyd E. lieav
Her Pic Gene McGinnis, Cpl
Maurice R. llarrelson. Pvt Ernest
D. Sisk.
New York: Ensign W. G. Hil
burn, Lt. (jg{ W. Al. llovis, Ral
eigh, J. Putnam, Wade S. Wise,
Garry White. D. A. Eaker, J. CL
Hayes, Richard Raynolds, Cpl.
Astor G. Griggs. Tommy Masagee '
Dean M. Jenks, Henry H. George, !
C. M. Thornburg. Paul McGinnis, I
John Hardin Blown, Ben Gritfith, ;
John W. Hull, Gordon CL Mc
Ginnis, Warren Quinn, Paul R.
Costner. Clyde E. Mooney, Latta
P. Mosteller, New Orleans: Paul
V. Hallman. San Francisco, Luke
VV. Hoyle, Pvt Drewey W. Lon
don, Pvt. Dewey L. McCoy, Phil
ip A. Eaker, Milford Lee Mitch
cm, Glenn Stroup, Pvt J. B. Neill
Harold L. Waters, John Bennet
Brigman, Thud C. Rogers, J. T.
Lowes, Cpl. Robah L. Griggs.
Cpl Joseph A Whitesides, Sgt.
Leroy Propst. Joltn David Ran
dall, Edward R. Smith, B M.
Quinn. Bob Davis, Junis L. Man
ney.
in MU- Stall's: Mil. i.arney i.
Parker, pvt Chesley (J. Black,
Pvt Nathan L. Black, S-Sgt
Glenn Self, James Harlan Pot
ter, PVt Thomas N. Smith, Sgi
Robert Stroupe. Cpl J. W. Knight
Lt J. W. Allran, Jr., Pvt Garlan
H. Martin, Pvt Herbert M. Hick
son, Pfc Edward J. Hayes, Pvt
[Clarence I. Huss, Joe Hill Claw
son, Pvt William H. Costner, Cpl
Ralph L. Anthony, Pvt William
F. Pruett. Pvt Franklin D. Knight
Sgt Roy G. Short, Pvt Ralph F.
Pope, Pfc Hugh H. Hoav’ner, Pvt.
James T. Crowder, Pfc Everett
V. Harrelson. Pvt Rufus J.
Moss. Sgt Paul J. Hill, Pvt J!»ni06
E. Black, l*vt Pratt Quinn, Pvt.
Wade H. Stroupe. Pvl Carl R.
Friday, Cpl Hubert R. Wells. S
Sgt Mike A. Jones, Sgt J. C. Del
linger, A. C. H i moth Carpenter,
L. Bynum ley.. Pvt Joseph L.
Armstrong. Pvt William T. Smith
INt George William Pfc A. P.
Homes Homeslev. Lt. Roy C.
Eaker, Pvt Dellinger, Pvt Elden
J. Eaker. Pvt Paul Allmond,
Pfc Richard C. Leonard. Lt Ben
It. Rudisill, Pvt Hershel L. Fow
ler. Pfc Glenn D. Willis, Sgt
Clyde H. Shull, Sgt Robert N.
Boggs, Cpl Joe R. Thornburg.
Cpl James W. Fisher Sgt.
Kenneth Howell, Pvt Marshall
Anthony, Pvt Judson R. Black,
Jr., Boh Stroupe, Pvt. C. J. Black
Sgt Fred Carpenter, Hugh Ran
dall. Burl Leonhardt, Lester
Leonhurdt, Jack Houser, T-Sgt
Morris Childers, Junior Heafner.
Ray Hoyle Beam, Tommy Moss,
Aaron Moss. M. C. Alexander,
Ray Payseur, Ernest Carpenter.
J. L. Beam. George Harrelson,
Howard Ballard, Lt John D.
Fraley, S-Sgt John Bennett Del
linger, Ens. Blaine Delllngfer,
Lester Watkins, Ray A- Payseur,
William Hallman._
LETTERS from
'V '
Our boys In The
Se vice
Tlu- following is an exact copy
af letter received front u soldi
er ,.ho hits just, completed an1
Acr. plane Mechanics course at
. .■ of the training camps on
. ... nKSgiving Day.
i a .if Sis and All:
i m uiulesiiled whether to cull
....a an evehttul or uneventful
. ay. My day started tins morning
at six only to he greeted with
the fact that 1 was one of the
chosen few to serve K. I’, at field
test. We departed from our be
lov'ed 307 at about h o’clock and
arrived upon ttie scene at about
eight-thirty. 1. as yet, can’t fig
ul'e out whether that Sargent
was naturally kind hearted, or
if we just had it coining to us,
or it could have been the looks
on our faces. Anyway, about
nine-tnirty he loads us on a truck
and says take-oil.
.Alter getting natK to me
Squadron, l take a short nun
and then dress for the dinner
vve were supposed to have. So
off the formation goes, all faces
beaming and mouths watering,
only to be face to face with
about a thousand other “Chow
Hounds” in front of us. 1 think
1 enjoyed the dinner. I was in a
daze after standing in line over
two hours. \Ve had turkey (I
got the hones). Sweet Potatot:
(that lacked something), Eng
fish Peas (slightly uncooked),
Apple Sauce (just inn out of
cranberry.). Lettuce (Wilted), Ice
Cream (none left), Grapes (none
left), Putter (There's nothing
you can do to ruin the taste of
this butter). Rolls (they were
good, bakery), and Coffee (no
cream, no sugar)—Oh yeh—the
Cherry pie was eatable So 1
stagseied back to my bunk. 1
reclined until about live and off
again.
Firet 1 get a pass. Then to see
(Cherryville hoy). We
wfent to supper together and
back by my barracks. They gave
us candy and cigarettes today
and me not caring to indulge,
gave mine to ... We talked
awhile then I take off for town.
Hearing that they're linking
a big dance at the C.S.O. I drop
by, only to liml a "NO DANCE”
sign. A few soldiers and wives
theie staring at the walls. Then
1 go to the show. 1 had already
seen the picture With disgust 1
come hack to the Service Club
here. The dance is in full swing.
Two \\ ACS who can’t dance
and a couple dozen soldiers all
trying. 1 then bin the Funnies
am! end up iust where 1 started
from. Thus ends my Thunks
giviliu Day, l;i id
Wo till still Iiun e. plenty to he
thankful tor. tho. Hope you
yu\ the family had the biggest
’Thanksgiving ever Let’s just
hope that there'll never be an
other to spend under these con
ditions.
Mv Lu\e to all.
HR iTHER
ICE
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HEATERS
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QUALITY—SERVICE
APPRECIATION
Phono 3231
Sicily, 11-7-43
Dear Fred:
I received the Eagle almost
every week and read it with lots
of Interest, then pass it on to my
good friend Murv'in Sneed who
once lived near Cherryville.
Fred I always love to read
the letters you publish from
the boys in service. To my sur
prise I read in your paper of
Lawrence Stroupe being in Afri
ca and having the privilege of be
ing filmed while in action, on a
well known hill. Well 1 was
there too alid sorry we did not
meet.
Well Fred you always cover
the news so thoroughly in and
around Cherryville fill 1 feel it
is useless to ask you how things
are coining along in the good
old town. Your paper is worthy
of the good people whom it
serves.
Keep the Oho ryville Eagle
flying overseas to the local sol
diers and WACS. We will do our
best to fly the Eagle of Victory
hack to you and your co-workers
A friend
Pvt James C Stroupe
Btdv A 58th Armd F. A- Bn
APO 758 ‘7< Postmaster
New York. N Y It S A
In England
Nov. 16. J943
Dear Fred.
It seems I have waited u
rather long time before I de
cided to write you. hut I just
wanted you to know what a sw'ell
job you are doing in getting out
such a paper to the hoys across
the big pond If they are half as
glad to get their copy as 1 am
von can personally put your
self on the back. I always look
forward to getting my issue, ana
sometimes 1 get two at a time
But I always read them from
the front to the hack cover.
Fred 1 liaVc enjoyed my stay
in England very much in fact 1
Imve been from one end to the
other of the British Isles, but am
ready to go home any time they
say so.
I have definitely decided that
there is no place like North Car
olina and I think that the rest
of the hoys who have left from
there will agin with me. '‘Right
Motes". It is also one column
that I never miss and that is
the Letter Box
It let mo know how the other
hoys are vetting aiong at other
ploqes. Fled one of the most
interesting placet, I have 'seen
was in .Sec!land, and that was
the well knows lake lsimond, a
Very -pretty place indeed It
nuts you in mind of Lake Lure.
W ell Fred as this is very short I
will close for now and and hope
that yon will keep the Eagle
right op tin- team.
Your friend
BARKER
Address C.hhrles B. George
29th U. S. Naval Const Rati.
9( Fleet Rost Office
New York. N Y.
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