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In Social Activities Society* About People Parties, Clubs and News \ People You | Know Joe David Wise is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Saine in Hickory this week. Mrs. L. L. Seif and Mrs. J. C. Moore have returned from a two weeks vacation at Slowing Hock. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Tate, MrJ and Mrs. Howard Barker spent the week end at Carolina Beach Mrs. T. L. Beam underwent a tonsillectomy at the Shelby Hos pital last Wednesday and is get ting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cherry and children of Gastonia spent Sun day here, the guests of Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Cobb. Mrs. Claude Schronce and daughter, Willie Lee, and Pan niese Bivins visited in Atlanta, Ga., on July 4th. Mrs. T. L. Beam underwent a tonsillotomy at the Shelby Hospi tal last Wednesday and is getting along nicely. Mrs. C. E. McCurry left last Monday to spend some time in Hickory, N. C. with her daughter, Mrs. W. K. liovis and Mr. Hovis, and son “Kenny". Miss Jennie Lee Barnett, stu dent at Brevard College spent the week-end here with her parents, Rev. and 'Mrs. L. P. Barnett. Mrs. J. M. Black underwent an operation at thie Charlotte Memorial Hospital Tuesday and is getting along nicely. Mr. Merton H. Beam of Char lotte spent Tuesday and Wed nesday here with his mother, Mrs. Charles P. Beam. Miss Angelita Beam undei went un operation at the Char lotte Memorial Hospital .Satur day and is responding satisfac torily. Mr. and Mrs. Berge Black and children returned to Conover Monday, after spending two weeks here, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carpenter. Misses Mary Sue Beam, Dot Mauney, Muriel Smith, Peggy Houser and Bobby Helms and Mr. J. C. Hord are spending the week at Myrtle Beach, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Henry Harr, Paul Harr, Mrs. M. J. Mor rell and son, Kyle of Tennessee were week-end guests of Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Cobb. Capt. and Mrs. Vernon O. Moore left last week for Miami, Kla., for two weeks at a recuper ation center, after which Capt. Moore will be reassigned to duty. Mrs. Odus Neill and Miss Soome Stroupe spent the week-end in Greensboro with T Sgt. Hectot Stroupe who underwent an emer gency opertaion Staurday. TjSgt. Hector Stroupe under went an emergency operation at the Station Hospital in Greensboro Saturday and is recovering satis factorily. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Beam spent the week-end in Brevard with their daughter, Miss Caro lyn Beam, who is a summer school student. Miss Carrie Bellamy and Miss Paye Coins attended the funer al of Mrs. Ann liaigwood m Winston-Salem Last Thursday. Mrs. Haigwood was an aunt ot Miss Bei.an'y. Capt. and Mrs. Vernon O. Moore left last week for Miami, Florida, for two weeks at a re cuperation center, after which Captain Moore will be reassigned to duty. Mr. and Mrs. Heman Hager, Misses Carye Alexander, Lily Mae Mary Sue und Bootie Van Dyke returned home Wednesday after spending the past week at Caro lina Beach. Lioyd Reynolds, S 2-C ot Houston, Texas, now stationed in New York, N. Y., spent last week-end here with ir, grand mother, Mis. C. E McCurry and lamily. Misses Jennie Lee Barnett, Ku by D. Homesley, and Jere Salis bury spent the week-end wnth their parents and friends. They returned Sunday to Brevard College, Bievard, where they will re«ume then summer schom work. Miss Jackje Black who gradu ated from Greensboro College this spring and returned for a special course in vocational eco | nomics during the summer school term will return home Saturday and begin work in the Waco schools Monday. Cpl. Wilborn Davis, whose wile, Mrs. Wlilborn Davis lives at Route 2, Cherryville, N. C. is now home on furlough. While fighting with the TimWerwolf Division he participated in the France, Rhinelapd, Central Uer many campaigns. Mr. and Mrs. Berge Black and children returned to Conover on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrelson of (Salisbury spent Monday in Gherryville with the former's fa her, Mr. J. M. Harrelson. Mrs. E. T. Fonder and Miss Needra Hanson, of Arcadia, Florida, arrived last week for an extended visit here with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Woltz re turned Wednesday night from a week's vacation in Gatlinnurg, Tennccsee and other punts ot interest. Mrs. Avilene Farnsworth and son, llarldean have returned home after spending a week in South Carolina with Mrs. Farns worth's sister, Mrs. D. VV. Hall man. Her niece, Miss Maxine Hallman, accompanied them home to spend the remainder of the summer months with relatives CHERRYV1LLE MUSIC CLUB TO MEET The Cherryville Music Club will meet Tuesday night, July 24th, at 8 o’clock at the home of Mr*. Hunter Rudisill with Mrs. Rudi sill and Miss Fannie Farris as joint hostesses. Miss Myrtle Nix Is Bride MiSgt. Sanders SELFRIDGE FIELD, Mich.— The Selfridge Field post chapel was the scene of a double ring ceremony at 5:30 last Thursday afternoon uniting Miss Myrtle Nix of Cherryville, N. C., ana M Sgt. Andrew J. Sanders, chiel lighter production line mainten ance at this base, in holy matri mony. Chaplain George Khaln officiated. The bride wore a Navy blue crepe dress trimmed in • white lace. Her hat was white with a blue veil. She carried a white oag, and her shoes and other accessor ies were white. On her shoulder was a corsage of white gardenias. To the strains of Lohengrin’s ‘‘Bridal Song”, played by Mrs. Morris 1. Porter, organist, the bride walked the center aisle un attended and was met at the al tar by the bridegroom, best man and matron of honor. MjSgt. John D. Campbell, non commissioned officer in charge of transient aircraft at Selfridge, was best man. Mrs. Campbell, dressed in Navy blue and wearing a corsage of pink carnations, was matron of honor. At the conclusion of the cere mony Mrs. Porter played the fa miliar “Wedding March” by Men delssohn. Only a few close friends of the bridegroom attended the cere mony. Mrs. Sander's is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Nix of 701 N. Mullberry St., Cherryville, N. C. Sergeant Sanders’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sanders, reside in Lyons, Ga. At present the couple will make their home at 9 Mullet St., Mount Clemans, Mich. ! MISS LAWTON HOYLE HOSTESS TO MEMBERS OF CIRCLE NO. 2, MONDAY NIGHT, JULY 16, 8 P. M. 1 Circle No. 2 of the Woman's I Society of Christian Service of ' the Methodist Church held Us Ju ly meeting at the Hoyle home with Miss Lawton Hoyle as host The meeting was called to or der by the assistant leader, Mrs. I W. T. Kobitison. Mrs. Tommie | Carter gave the devotionals for the evening. The program chairman was Mrs. John Beach who gave a very in teresting program. Mrs. Beach was assisted by Mrs. Gold. At the close of the program a short business session was held, the roll called, minutes read and dues collected. Miss Hoyle, assisted by Miss Edith Hoyle and Mrs. Hugh Har relson served delicious refresh ments to the following members: Mrs. N. B. Boyles, Mrs. W. T. Robinson, Mrs. John Beach, Mrs. Robert Beam, Mrs. W. F. Starnes Mrs. T. A. Carter, Mrs. Hubert Mauney, Mrs. Troy Homesley, Mrs. M. Gold, Miss Lunez Hou ser, Edith Hoyle, and Mrs. Hugh Harrelson. Mrs. Paul McLeod and chil dren, Paula and Paul Richard, re turned home Friday from Spar tanburg, S. C., where they spent the past two weeks, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blanton They were accompanied home by Mrs. Blanton and daughter, Fran kie Joe who spent Friday night and Saturday here. Boy Scouts Left Mon. For Lake Lanier Boy Scout members of Troops 1, 2 and .‘1 left by truck Monday morning for the Boy Scout Camp at Lake Lanier, near Tryon. Scout Masters: Rev. W. Luther Hawkins, Rev. J. W. McLain, Harry Allen. Jr., and Howard W. Allran ac companied the boys to camp. Some will stay for a two weeki period, while some of the older hoy« will remain for fo«« week*. Miss Sara Margaret Hallyburton, Lt. (jg. E. R Stroup Wedded The First Baptist Church of Asheville, N. C. was the scene of a charming wedding on Monday night at 8:30 o'clock when Mtse Sara Margaret Hallyburton, dau ghter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hally burton of Morganton, N. C., be came the bride of Lt. (JG) Eu gene Roberts Stroup of Cherry ville, N. C. Dr. Perry Crouch, pastor of the First Baptist Church, officiated. Prior to the ceremony the pianist rendered a program of nuptial music including “1 Love you Truly,” ‘‘The Rosary,” ‘‘Because,’ “Always,” Luring the ceremony, “Libestraum” was played and the wedding march from “Lohengrin” was used for the processional and Mendelssohn’s for the recessional The bride and groom entered together. The bride wore a Navy blue suit with pink accessories. Her corsage was of rose buds' and lilies of the valley. Her attend ants, Mrs. George Johnson of Asheville and Atlanta, Georgia, and Mrs. Dell Pressley of Ashe ville wore corsages of red rose After the wedding the bridal party proceeded to the Pallor Manor for the wedding supper. Later Lt. Stroup and his bride left for a short honeymoon in Western North Carolina. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Stroup of Cherryville, N. C. He has recent ly returned from the European theatre of war where he has been for the past 18 months. Lt. Stroup is a graduate of Ap palachian State Teachers College of Boone, N. C. Mrs. Stroup at tended A.S.T.C. and is a gradu ate of Lees McRae College, Ban ner Elk, N. C. Lt. Stroup received his training at Notre Dame, South Bend, Indiana, N. C. State, Ral eigh and Flint, Michigan. At the present he is en route to the Pa cific. SGT. BILL BEAM MANAGES BAiSEBALl TEAM IN ALEUTIANS Sgt. Bill Beam, who is station oil in the Aleutian Islands is man ager of a baseball team and h« writes home his team is standing at the top of the League. Thai same old Cherryvihe Baseball Spirit follows the boys no mattei where they aie. Bill has recently been i romoted to Sergeant H« is \ son of Air. and Mrs. W. B. Beam. SUNBEAM MEETING The Sunbeams of the First Baptist church held their Mission ary meeting Monday at 4 P.M. Ruth Taylor and Dorothy Gray had charge of the meeting.. The program centered around Good Citizenship. At the close of the meeting, the hostess, Nancy Lynn Carpenter, assisted by her moth er served refreshments to those present, I --- JK. u. A.'« MET TUES. NIGHT Betty Jean Black was hostess to the Junior Girls Auxiliary on Tuesday at 7 P.M. July 17th. The program topic was Good Citizen ship. Those whc had parts on the program were: Patricia Foster, Betty Jean Black, Mi/Tam Alien, Dorothy Gray, and Nancy Stamey visitors from Lincolnton.. The hostess assisted by her mother, Mrs. Charlie Black, served re freshments after the program to those present. GIRL SCOUTS AT HOME The following GM Scouts re turned Monday from Camp Rota ry, after spending two weeks: Edwina Houser, Barbara Sellers, Martha Richards, Catherine May hue, Frances Cobb, Nancy De vine, Elizabeth Ann Houser, Ted dy Robinson, Shirley Hornjsley Judy George, Julia Etta Stroup and Rita McGinnis. S|SGT. HOWITT QUINN HOME WITH DISCHARGE S|Sgt. Howitt Quinn arrived home Tuesday from Fort Ord, California with a discharge. He is in Lincolnton with his wife, the former Miss Christine James. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Quinn. He has four brothers still in the service. Pfc. Pratt Quinn at Oliver General Hospital, Au gusta, Ga., Lt. Friel Quinn and Pfc. Gresham Quinn, both in the European Theatre of War, and Brent Quinn EM 1JC, somewhere in the South Pacific. CHERRYVILLE JUNIOR'S DEh FEAT NEWTON JUNIORS, S»-5 Maury Greasons American Le gion Juniors defeated the Newton Juniors at Newon iuesday night i> to 6. CROP CONDITION FORECAST FAIR RALEIGH, July 18.— /‘Fair to good1' crop conditions thru out North Carolina were fore cast today in the first of a new series of weekly weather-crop reports issued by the Stgta De partment <4 Agriculture, Jacgaline Ana* Holier Pfc. and Mrs. Jack W. Houser announce the birth of a daughter, Jacquline Anne, Wednesday, July l?th. Mrs. Houser was before marriage Miss Leta Belle Antho ny. Pfc. Houser is in Germany where he has been for several months. BENNETT VANDYKE ENTERS JOHN HOPKINS HOSPITAL | Mr. Bennett VanDyke left i Monday for Baltimore, where he enter John Hopkins Hospital for ; further treatment. MR. J. M. HARRELSON ILL Mr. J. M. Harrelson who suf fered a heart attack Monday 'morning about 11:30 while at the , Houser Drug Company is showing, 'some improvement. Mr. Harrel son has many fritnds who wish for him a speedy recovery. ! M-SGT. RAYMOND BEAM RECEIVES PROMOTION T-Sgt. Raymond S. Beam, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Beam ot the Tryon Community has been promoted to the rank of Master Sergeant. A SERMON A sermon by Bishop A. P. Robinson, Charleston, W. Va. Ezekiel 21:27 “1 will overturn overturn overturn, it: and l.t shall be no more, until He comes whose right it is and I will give it Him.” Upon the ruins and devasta tions of the past have risen the kingdoms wrtich are now lead ing the wprld in commerce, pol itics and religion. The demoli tion of literal Babylon, the de erthrow of ancient nations erthrow of •, anctent nations proves that great failures must be experienced to make sure progress in the world’s trans great populace was in the mak foimation. The first purging of the earth •ng of things in the book ot Genesis when the earth was destroyed by water and only 8 souls were saved by means of the ark which kept them high and dry above and out of the water. Thus was the world visi ted the first time by the flood in the days of Noah. The second transition and eclipse which destroyed life, lib erty, civilization, and Christen dom, was net so much a physi cal death as it was a moral, in tellectual and spiritual death with loss of the freedom of the soul. It was the dark ages pre ceded long ago by the Sun wor shipers who waged a religious war led by Constantine early in the fourth century which elimi nated in scenes of abomination desolation, and debauchery for centuries of time. The whole world in the lap of wickedness perished in a different sense thin physical death by the firsl overthrow by a flood. There was an overturn in which t>od’s mill ground slowly but it ground ex ceedingly small. But after the darxness arose the ••right morn ing star of the reformation her alded by Martin Luther; the English and American revival by t '* Wesleys, the Welsh revival by Evans Roberts, ami the great increase of piety and re ligious freedom fin Scotland led by John Knox. The whole world that perished by means of centuries was suddenly resur rected from chains of slavery, bondage, fetters of hope, and a long night without love, with out peace, without joy, without Jesus; upon the many nations of the globe again the light shone more brightly than the noonday sun. and this Is how it was overturned the second time But the last time the world will be overturned will be dur ing the great tribulation. "1 will overturn, (with water) ov erturn, (with darkness) over turn, (demolish with fire) until He comes whose right it is and I will give it Him.” Supermen seek to rule the world in the air, in and under the sea, and en the land. They can only make their turn overs, but God makes His overturns. He has subjugated the worlo by a flood. He has blinded it with a thousand years of spirit ual darkness in all lands, and He will envelop it in a flame of tire and melt the elementaries of man with fervent heat. He will bind Satan in the bottomless pit consign the beast and false prophet to the lake of fire burn ing with brimstone, reveal the antichrist with the tightness of His coming and it shall be given Him to reign in righteous ness and justice in the earth with songs of joy upon His head When In WACO STOP AT THE SUTT-HUT — FOR — Gas, Oil, Groceries, Cold Drinks, etc. ALL KINDS OF Automobile Repair WORK GUARANTEED WACO’S ONLY Amoco Station I C, $UTW Mwiftr REV. C. O. SW1CEGOOD COMING THIS WEEK-END Rev. C. 0. iSwfcegood of Le noir City, Te«n. will preach here Saturday night and Sunday at the Free Saints Tabernacie. Sat urday services will begin at £ o' clock and Sunday morning servi ces at ] 1 o’cloe.t and agdn Sun day right at 8 o’clock. The putnic is cordially invited to atr-r.d the services. COOLED BY WASHED AIR STRAND July 20-21—FRI. & SAT. CHARLES STARRETT —in— “RETURN OF THE DURANGO KID” ■ ' *■& ddc d—■ NEWS, CART. COMEDY 2—SERIALS—2 THE BAT MAN (2) MONSTER & APE (3) MON.-TUE.—JULY 23-24 BIG DOUBLE SHOW —No. I— —No. II— Ve Got rt ey on Him • • * COMING Wed Trur. 2 day: JULY 25-26 TWO BIG FEATURES —No. I— • HONEYMOON AHEAD ” —with— ALLAN JONES grace McDonald —No. II— “THE KID SISTER’’ —with— CONSTANCE WORTH ROGER PRYOR CHURCH NOTICES FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 10 A.M. Sunday School. 11 A.M. Worship service. 2:30 P. M. Cottage prayer meetings. 7 P. M. Baptist Training Union 8 P. M. Worship service. Mes sage by pastor. Wednesday, 7:30 The Sunday School lesson. 8 P. M. Prayer service.. You have a cordial welcome to all our services. E. S. ELLIOTT, Pastor. MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICE Sunday School each Sunday at 10 A. M. Tnvight L. Beam, Supt. Preaching Services each 2nd and 5th Sundays at 11 A. M. Each 4th Sunday night at 8:30. J. W. COSTNER, Pastor. We are always happy to have you worship with us. BOBBY DELLINGER DIES SUDDENLY THIS MORNING | Bobby Dellinger, two year old son of S. Sgt. and Mrs. Auburn H. Dellinger died suddenly this morning about 10:30. S-Sgt. Dellinger, whose home is in Shelby, is stationed at Camp j Pickett, Virginia, and Mri. Del linger, who before her marriage I was Miss Wilma Beam,' was living near Camp Pickett to be With l her husband. She and the baby I were at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Beam for a week’s visit. She was planning to return to Camp Pickett Tuesday. Funeral arrangements are in complete pending the arrival of S-Sgt. Dellinger. Browne Brothers At Home From Oversea S-Sgt. Bill Browne is home on a thirty day furlough after being in Germany for eight months. S-Sgt. Browne has been in the service three years and will re port to Fort Benning, Georgia, at the end of his furlough for reas , sighment. I His brother, Cpl. Robert (Bob) i Browne is home from England : after sixteen months overseas. ! Cpl. Browne has been in the ser | vice 31 months and after his fur lough is over he will report to Fort Bragg. Capt. W. B. Shives, their broth er-in-law who has recently return ed from overseas and is now sta tioned in Atlanta, Ga., is home on a five-day pass to be with ttaa I boys. He will return to Camp | Croft where he will be Chaplain. Another brother, Tommy I Browne, A. M. M. 3-C is some | where in the South Pacific. Theae j boys are sons of Mr. and Mrs. W. ' D. Browne. IT’S COOL & COMFORTABLE AT THE LESTER lV CHERRYVILKE, N. iL 4 b CHERRYVILLE, N. C. : DIAL 4601 THUR.-FRI.—2 DAYS It’s Fun -See Rosalind Russell —in “Roughly Speaking” -with Jack Carson ■ "ftddpd ■ ■ COMMUNITY SINGING SAT.—ONE DAY ONLY THE LOVE BUG HAS GOT ’EM! DOCKS OTA . , Mwvom* , Leo GORCEY • Hunt! HALL —added— NEWS CART. COMEDY 'THE MASTER KEY (Ch.3) - COMING - IT’S A PLEASURE DARK WATERS SEE MY LAWYER KEEP YOUR POW DER DRY STARTS L S SUN. NITE 12:02 & MON.-TUE, 2 day* BLAZING HELL A IN M BURMA!! MOVIETONE NEWS WED. ONE DAY JULY 23 GLORIA JEAN ALAN CURTIS FUNK CRAVEN GRACE MCDONALD VIVIAN AISUM MINNA SINVtU rUNI fENTIN WP
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