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Sgt Bill Boggs of Fort Jackson,
S. C. spent the week-end at home
Miss Mary Ann Beam, student
at Meredith College has returned
home for the summer months.
Mrs. Dora Beam and daughter,
Miss Ve-ma Beam spent the week
end here. Her sister, Mrs. Charlie
Beam of Lincolnton has been se
riously ill for several weeks.
Lieut. Howell Stroup of Albany
Ga., spent the week-end here with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
Stroup.
Below is the last letter Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton H. Carpenter re
ceived from their son Max, be
fore he was killed in action on
May 12th.
Miss Christine Hayes of Augus
ta, Ga,. spent the week-end here
with her mother, Mrs. Ed Hayes.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bumgarner
and three children of Tulsa, Ok
lahoma were dinner guests Tues
da> evening of Mr. and Mrs. John
Rudisill.
Dr. and Mrs. D. P. Rudisill and
children, Dorus Paul and Barbara
of Chapel Hill are spending this
week here with the former’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rudisill.
Mrs. H. H. Huffman, Miss Al
pha and Sally Huffman and Miss
Lizzie Conner visited Mrs. B. L.
Ford who is in the Richard Baker
Hospital at Hickory recuperating
from a serious operation While
there they stayed for ihe gradu
ating < \or«,se of Mr. Jo.i.i Ilenry
Fold i mia> r ght.
Mr. and Mrs. Bain Hallman
who have been making their home
in Portsmouth, Va. have moved
back to Cherryville and have an 1
apartment at the B. B. Blanton
home on Pink Street. Mr. Hallman
is with the Carolina Freight Car- ^
Deputy Marshal W. B. Beam of
Raleigh spent the week-end at
home. He was accompanied back
to Raleigh on Monday by his son,
Bobby, and Ned Beam, both of
whom signed up for the Navy,
pnssed, and were sworn in Mon
day afternoon.
Major and Mrs. Romie I^e Mel-1
ton of Asheville spent a 24 hour I
leave Friday here with the Ma- I
*jor’s father. Mr. A. K. Melton I
pnd Mrs. Melton. Major Melton
has just returned from the Euro-1
pean Theatre of War and is sta
tioned in a hospital at Asheville.
Pfc. John II. Houser will re
turn to camp for reassignment,
June 9th, after spending a 15day
furlough at home with his par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. J. E. B. H,m
ser. Pfc. Houser has been over- j
seas for two years, serving in tliei
European Theatre of War. |
Mrs. Max Goldiner and son,
Manuel, returned from Baltimore
Wednesday morning where they
spent several days buying for
Goldiner’s Department Store.
Cpl. Lloyd V. Carpenter of Ft.
Bragg, spent the week-end here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. H. Carpenter.
Mrs. M. A. Stroup returned
home Friday from Washington
where she went for the gradua
tion exercises of George Washing
ton Medical School held on Wed
nesday, May .10th. Her son, M.
A. Stroup, Jr., was a member of
the graduation class and return
ed home with her.
Mrs. J. M. Black and son, Mark
Black, Jr., spent the week-end in
Greensboro attending the gradu
ation exercises of Greensboro
College, Miss Jackie Black was a
member of the Graduation class,
receiving her A. B. Degree.. Miss
Black was also a member of the
Magna Cum Laude.
Willard Goins, S. C. Petty Offi
cer left Saturady for Charleston,
S. C. for reassignment. He was
stationed in England and France
for sixteen months and has been
a patient in an England hospital,
an 1 St. Albans Hospital since
December 12, 1944.
Mrs. Bill Black and daughter,
Ginger, attended the graduating
exercises in Lincolnton. Mrs.
Black’s sister, Janice Seagle, a
member of the graduating class
was the May Queen in the Class
Day Exercises Friday and she
gave the salutatory address Mon
day night.,
M.A. Stroup, .Tr., and his moth
er, Mrs. M. A. Stroup, left this
morning for Oxford, Miss., where
the wedding of Mr. Stroup and j
Dr. Frances Shaw will take place1
on Monday, June 11th. They will
lie joined at Oxford by Lt. How-|
ell Stroup of Albany, Ga.
Entertains At
Buffet Supper
Miss Peggy Youngblood and
Miss Polly Perkins entertained on
Wednesday evening at a buffet
supper at Miss Youngblood's
homo on Spruce Street. The af
fair was given in honor of Miss
Geneva Brackett, bride-elect of
tune, who will join Thomas L.
Queen B-M 2-C at Banana River,
Florida. The wedding will take
place next week. They will make
their home in Cocoa, Florida. 1
Bowls of mixed flowers were
used throughout the home. Miss
Youngblood and Miss Perkins
•vore assisted in entertaining by
Mrs. It. K. Youngblood and Mrs.
r. .1. Parker.
Several of the bride-elect’s
friends, were invited.
Mrs. Eugene Gambler of Shel
by spent Wednesday and Thurs
day here the guest of Mrs. J.M.
Beam.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Butler re
turned Tuesday from Staunton,
Va., where they attended the
graduation exercises at Staunton
Military Academy. They were ac
companied home "by their son, S.
M. Butler, Jr., who will be a seni
or there next year.
Mrs. Aiken Honored
At Dinner Party
The faculty members of Ele
mentary No. 1 and Miss Minnie
Coleman entertained at a dinner
at Jolly’s in Gastonia last Wed
nesday Noon, honoring Mrs. Mal
colm Aiken, who left Sunday for
Creedmoor to make her home
with her husband. Mrs. Aiken,
the former Miss Louise Wyant,
has been a member of the facul
ty of Cherryville Schools for the
past three years.
After a three course dinner,
Mrs. Aiken was presented with a
lovely punch bowl set in the Cape
Cod pattern.
Triple-Deck Bridge
Club Entertained
The Triple-Deck Bridge Club
met with Mrs. Robert McNeil, on
Thursday, at a dessert-bridge in
honor of Miss Gwendolyn Hobbs,
bride-elect.
The home of Mrs. McNeill was
most attractively decorated with
cut flowers in keeping with the
season. Each guest was presented
with a corsage of sweetpeas af
ter which they were invited into
the dining room where the hon
or guest, Miss Hobbs, cut a dain
ty adorned wedding cake. After*
this the party adjourned to ad
joining rooms for a social hour
of bridge.
Miss Hobbs was remembered
with gifts of crystal in her cho
sen pattern.
Members of the club who were
present included: Mesdames Rob
ert McNeill, I. J. Payne, Emmett
Houser, Heman Hall, Glenn Leon
ard, . Henry Michael, John A.
Rlackwelder, Russell Boggs, J.B.
Morgan, J. L. Putnam, Jr., Ben
Rudisill nnd Misses Janet and
Gwendolyn Hobbs. Mrs. J. D.
Watts was a guest of the club.
CHARLES RANDOLPH
MORRISON
Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. Morri
son of Salisbury announce the
birth of a son, Charles Randolph
Morrison, Tuesday, June 5th at
the Rowan Memorial Hospital in
Salisbury. Mrs. Morrison will be
remembered here as Miss Virginia
Heuvner, daughter of Mrs. John
F. Heavner. Dr. Morrison is also
[i native of Cherryville, son of
Dr. and Mrs. D. M. Morrison,
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212 E. MAIN ST.
CHERRYVILLE, N. C.
T4 Eugene McGinnis
Weds Australian
Mr. and Mrs. L. Webb McGin
nis received a cablegram this
week from Australia which stat
ed Mrs. J.C. Farrell of Melbourne
Australia, announces the marri
age of her daughter, Isabel Jane
Farrell, to T-4 Eugene S. Mc
Ginnis, on June 2, 1945 at 4:30
o’clock.
T-4 McGinnis entered the ser
vice in November 1940 as a vol
unteer and has been overseas
since March 1, 1941. He first
landed in Australia and has since
been stationed in Australia, Now
Guinea and the Philippines.
The bride, w’ho was born in
England went to Australia with
her parents when a small girl.
She is in the Australian 'service.
Miss Hobbs Honored
'At Lovely Tea
Mrs. D. R. Mauney and Mrs. J.
I. Payne entertained at an infor-'
mal tea on Tuesday afternoon,
at their home on South Mulberry
Street, honoring Miss Owen
Hobbs, whose marriage to Ral
eigh Putnam was an event of
last Wedensday evening at the
First. Baptist Church.
The Mauney home was artisti
cally arranged with colorful sum
mer flowers and lighted candles.
The dining table was covered
with a handsome imported linen 1
cloth with a centerpiece of tinted
daisies and fever few mixed with
lighted tapers.
Mrs. Payne received at the
door and introduced the guests
to the receiving line: Miss Janet
Ifobbs, sister of the bride, Miss j
Gwendolyn Hobbs, bride-elect, I
Mrs. John E. Wooten and Miss
Julia Stanley of Richmond, Va.,
Miss Ofelia Robinson of Weaver
ville, and Mrs. Jack Williams of
Gastonia.
Mrs. D. R. Mauney received in
the dining room, where delicious '
refreshments, consisting of color
ful sandwiches, cookies and punch
were served by Miss Jerry Hobbs,
sister of the bride-elect, Mrs. J.
Ben Dellinger and Mrs. D. K.
Mauney, Jr.
Good-byes were said by M-.s.
Ben Rudisill. About forty guests
called during the afternoon.
Elizabeth Ann Hous
er Has Birthday Party
Elizabeth Ann Houser celebra
ted her 10th birthday anniversa
ry on Saturday afternoon from
four to six at her home on Church
street.
The rooms were attractively
decorated with quantities of mix
ed summer flowers. In the dining
room the dining table was cover
ed with a lace cloth and the cen
ter piece was a two tiered birth
day cake in green and pink topped
with pink lighted candles in rose
bud holders.
Frances Cobb and Nancy Mc
Ginnis directed the guests in out
door games after which they were
invited into the dining room
where they gathered around the
table and sang “Happy Birthday^
Delicious ice cream, individual
cakes, nuts and punch were ser
ved.
The honoree received many
lovely gifts.
Invited guests were Rita Me- |
nis, Ralph Beam, Jr., Charles
Kistler, Frankie Dellinger, Sue
Dellinger, Patricia Dellinger,
Glenna Dellinger, Margaret Boy
les, Paula McCloud. Hilda Black,
Mary Ruth Black, Beulah Gray.
Libby Wehunt, Joe Brown, Carl
Carpenter, Mary Ann Austell. 1
Judy Blackwelder, Martha Black
welder, Carolyn Heafner, Martha
Richards, Martha Jane Putnam.
Barbara Sellers, Nancy McGinnis
Selena Hoyle, Janice Richards.
Jimmy Eaker, Charles Eaker, Ju
lia Ann Tilman, Shirley Beam.
Christine Sigmon, Dale Hendricks
Rachel Pharr, Mildred Beam, Bit
ty Houser, T. C. Homesley, Billy
Beach, Ray Hood, Paul Price.
Phebe Eaker, Frances Cobb. Marv
Joyce Huss, Marianna Houser,
Edwina Houser, Jill Wise, and
Frankie Jean Short.
OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS AT
HOBBS-PUTNAM WEDDING
The out-of-town guests here for
the Hobbs-Putnam wedding last
Wednesday evening were: Mrs.
T. W. Borland, Salisbury, Mrs. B.
C. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. W. I.ee
Smith, Miss Elizabeth Taylor,
Miss Azalee Smith, Miss Helen
Smith, Miss Mary Smith, Mrs.
Kelly Summey, Mrs. Lois Sasser,
Miss Maude Sinclair, Mr. and
Mrs. James I,. Davenport. Mrs.
F. L. Ware, Miss Elizabeth Gaff
ney, Mrs. Austin Stack, Mrs. P.
S. Jenkins, and Mr. and Mrs. (».
L. Kendrick all of Mount Holly;
Miss Lola Abernethy, Forrest Par
ker, Mrs. S. W. Belton, Mrs. Bob
McNeill, Miss Becky Newman all
of Charlotte; Miss Margaret Glass
Miss Agnes Thomas, Miss Annie
^Speel Mangum, Miss Rebecca
Peebles, and Mrs. Nancy Willi
ams, Gastonia; Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Murrey, Mr. and Mrs. J. F Mau
ney, Mrs. J. M. Rhea, Mics Beulah
Rhea, of Kings Mountain; Mrs.
Marcus Paysour, Dallas; Miss
Carrye Mauney, Mrs. W. A.
Queen, of Bessemer City; Mrs.
Berge Beam, Sr., Grouse; Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Byers, Shelby; Mrs.
Shirley Wooten, and Miss Julia
S Raney, Richmond, Va., Miss
Omelia Robinson, Weaverville;
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Copple, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Kendrick,
Gene Kendrick, Ben, Anita and
Gale Kendrick of Monroe; Lt.
Keith J. Cripps, Detroit, Michi
gan. Kenneth Putnam, Chapel
gjfcjWH > Swep,
CHURCH NOTICES
Paul H. Moore, Supply Pastor.
10 A.M. Sunday School. YV. I).
Brown, Supt.
[ 11 A.M. Worship Service. Ser
mon Subject ‘‘The Transformed
Life.”
Daily Vacation Bible School
opens at 10 A.M. Monday, June
11th, with Miss Anyce Kellani.
Director.
Two Years Old
BRENDA JOYCE ALLEN
Brenda Joyce Allen celebrated
her second birthday anniversary
Saturday, May 19th. She is the
daughter of Pfc. and Mrs. .John
C. Allen, Jr., of Cherryville. Pfc.
Allen is in Germany with the
s’inth Army.
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Miss Ross Weds
Hiram Johnson Mayo
The Jarvis Memorial Methodist
Church of Greenville was the
seene of one of the most beauti
ful weddings of the season May
4, when Miss Leah Mildred Ross,
daughter of Mrs. Alfred Kennedy
Jr. and !lie late I edyard E. Ross
became the bride of Hiram John
son Mayo, son of Mr. and Mrs.
\\ nicy S. Mayo. Sr., of Mesie, in
a ceremony performed by the
Rev. William Howard of Bethel.
Tlie church was decorated in
ferns. Oil I Id lilies, white snap
dragon- and while c-atheil-.il can
dles.
Mrs. (,. B. \V. Hadley played a
program of nuptial music j rior
to the ceremony. Mrs. .1. [,. Gur
iranus, Jr., of Bethel sane-. The
traditional Bridal Chorus from
Lohengrin and Wagner were used
for the processional and Mendels
sohn's Wedding March for the
1 lie hride was given in mar
riage by her step-father, Mr. Al
lred F. Kennedy. She wore a wed
ding gown of white slipper satin
trimmed with white chantilly
lai e, made basque effect, button
ed d "vri the hack and high neck
Td'ed in with lace to foim a V
neck. The long sleeves ended in
points of lace over the hands.
The full gathered skirt extended
into a train over which her full
length. imported illusion veil fell
I rom a coronet of seed pearls.
Her only ornament was a string
of pearls a gift of the bridegroom.
The bride’s'bouquet was of steph
a not is, bride’s roses and lilies of
tiic valley centered with an orch
id and showered narrow satin
ribbon of double white sweetpeas.
Mrs. Alfred F. Kennedy, Jr.,
mother of the bride, was matron
of honor.
The maid of honor was Miss
Annie Mae Cannon of Greenville.
Bridesmaids were Alba Row
land of Henderson, Myra Boyce
of Edenton, Marguerite Ward of
Edenton, Jane Tucker, Kathleen
Whichai d, Helen Kemp and Jane i
Rogers, all of Greenville, Alma i
Simmons of Olingon and Green- j
ville. Mrs. J. W. Dupree of Ral
eigh, and Jerry Mayo of Black
[Creek. They entered in pairs and
wore pasta) shades of net and
taffeta gowns. Junior bridesmaids
were Trudy Alice Jones, Gail
Barnhill, Pauline Dupree and
Neel Dupree. They wore gowns
identical to the senior brides
maids.
Flower girls were Ann MTTle-r
and Toni Lincoln. Little Miss Ce
lia Pitts May of Bailey and Billy
Stallings of Tarboro were pages.
The ring bearer, David Bearn
Edwards of Greenville, in full
overling dress, carried the ring in
Ensign Wiley Mayo of the Na
val Air Corps, Atlanta, Ga., was
his brother's- best man. Grooms
men were Charlie Tripp, Stuart
Tripp. Emmett Fisher, Leslie
( hadwiek, Leonard Ernest, Elmo
Dupree, Dave Beveridge, C/ester
fox, '/. TV. Frizelle, and Clifton
■Ralston.
Honorary bridesmaids were
Misses Lois Smith, Corina Forli
nas, Elairre Forrest, Ruth Rod
dard, Sarah Jones, Rena Cake*.
Evelyn Williams, Florence Bon
ner, Elsie Grey Hunt. Collean
King. Margaret Shields, Helen
■Tones, Mrs. J. L. G organ us, Jr.,
I-eona Keene. Iris Tee, Katie
Earl, Mamie Lee FisTial, Johnnie
Hunning. Annabel!*- .Tnckson,
Frances Sawyer, and Billy Forder.
Following the ceremony the
parents entertained at a recep
tion at their home.
Mrs. Mayo was complimented
with a number of pre-nuptial par
ties prior to the wedding in which
Mrs. Dwight H. Edwards enter
tained in her honor at a tea on
May 2 at her home in Greenville.
Mrs. Edwards is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Beam of
Cherryville, Route 2. and the ring
bearer, David Ream Edwards is
Mr. and Mrs. Beam's grandson.
T-4 Copeland Stubblefield arri
ved home last week from Italy
for a thirty day furlough with his
mother, Mrs. D. A. Stubblefield.
Mrs. J. P. Costner and daugh
ter, Miss Peggy Ann Costner of
Lexington are visiting friends
here this week.
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