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T-4 Dudley Camp arrived home
Tuesday from six months service
in the E.T.O. After a 30 day fur- .
lough, he will report to Ft Bragg
for reassignment.
Mrs. Ralph Self spent Friday
night in Charlotte with her sister,
Mrs. Harry Adams. While there
she attended the graduation Oi
her niece, Rita Adams from Cen
tral High School in Charlotte.
Mrs. Worth Mauney of Fort
Lauderdale, Florida, and Mrs. Le
on Barter of Atlanta, Ga., return
Ied home today after spending the
past week with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. P. C. Self.
Lt. Col. George L. Riddle, Mrs.
Riddle and daughter June were
dinner guests Sunday night of Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Thornburg.
Pfc. Nevert McNeely is spend
ing this week with his mother, Mrs,]
C. C. McNeely. Nevert has just
returned from South America and |
is stationed in Camp Forest, Tenn
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sweatt rec
ently visited Silver Springs, Flor
ida’s famed and internationally
known underwater fairyland while
j Visiting in Florida.
Misses Clara Bell, Juanita, and<
Olivia Carpenter, Camilla Gates
and Gerald Randall are spending'
the week at Carolina Beach.
Messrs. Coy H. Dellinger ana
Jack W. Beam were in Gastonia
and Lincolnton Saturday after
noon on business.
fMr. and Mrs. Heber Eaker.
Sgt. Robert G. Dellinger and Miss
Louise Martin spent last week at I
Carolina Beach.
Mrs. Melvin Aycock returned
to her home in Kilmermock, Va.J
Monday after several weeks visit
here with her mother, Mrs. R. C.
Mullinax.
Miss Marie Teal and Miss Lou
ise Moore of Charlotte spent the
past week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Hull.
David Troy Carpenter, Jr., re
turned Wednesday from the Lar
Eye, Nose and Throat hospital
where he underwent a tonsilloto
my Tuesday. He is getting along
nicely.
Pvt. and Mrs. Howard Sellers,
Bat Georgia and Rock Hill spent a
aurteen day furlough here with
is parents, Mr. and Mrs. W\ M.
Sellers.
Little Diana Rudisill and Re
bekah Eaker are spending this
week in Landrum, S. C., the guest',
of their little cousin, Sara^Jan'e
Jett.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rudisill
and children, Edwina and Diana
spent the week-end at Landrum,1
S. C., the guests of Rev. and Mrs. i
J. L. Jett.
Mr. Hershal Brown and dni'p-h- ^
ter, Mrs. James Thomson and hei*
little son, Jimmie Thomson of
Spartanburg, S. C., spent the
week-end here with relatives. I
Mr. Ralph Carpenter has re
turned from Seattle, Washington,
where he spent the past eiehv
days with his brother, J. IV. Car-,
penter. *
Voyde M. White who has been
overseas is spending a 22 days
leave here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. G. White, Route 2,
Cherryviile.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Carter ana
Mrs. S. W. Kirkpatrick left today
for Great Falls, South Carolina,
where they will spend a few days
visiting relatives and friends.
John Charles Jerome, who hns
been in the Oxford Orphanage
Horne, but is now living with ms
father in Durham is visiting his
giandmother Mrs. Les:e• Dellin
ger and Aunt, Mrs. J. E. Van
IJyfce.
Miss Margie Sisk has returnea
to her home here after undergo
tng a foot operation Saturday at
Garrison General Hospital in Gas
tonia.
and Mexiro.
Mrs. J. D. Carpenter has re
turned from Seattle, Washington
where she spent eight days with
her husband, F 1-C J. D. Carpen
ter, he will be there for a few
weeks. He is a son of Mrs. P. L.
Carpenter and the late Mr. P. L.
Carpenter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Froneberger
returned Friday from a trip to
the West Coast. While gone, the>
visited their daughter, Mrs. MaK
^orie F. Whitesides, in San Diego.
ICalif , and also visited a number
of points of interest in California
Seaman 1-C and Mrs. Will
Pruett, and daughter, Kvyleen,
and Mrs. George Pruett, returnea
Friday from Rome, Ga., where
they visited Pfc. Garland Pruett,
who has just returned from the
E.T.O. He is receiving treatment
at Battey General Hospital ana
•xpecta to be able to come home
within a few weeka.
Maurice Dellinger left Monday
for White Lake to spend a week
it the Agriculture Camp for boys.
Mrs. R. C. Mullinax left Sun
lay for Knoxville, Tenn. to visit
ler sister, Mrs. George Turner.
Miss Ann Kendrick of Mount
[lolly spent the week-end here, the
?uest of Miss Margaret Carpenter.
Bobby Carpenter, Councilor at
Piedmont Boy Scout Camp, Tryon
spent the ween-end at home.
Gary Lou Allran, who is at the
Piedmont Boy 'Scout Camp at
Tryon spent the week-end here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard W. Allran.
Mrs. Mary Leonhardt of Chase
City, Va., is visiting relatives and
friends here. She came especially
for the Houser reunion held at
Rethpage church Wednesday.
Stroup-Hallyburton
Announcements *
The following announcements
have been received here:
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hallyburton
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Sara Margaret, to Eu
gene Roberts Stroup, Lieutenant
junior grade, United States Naval
Reserve on Monday, the sixteenth
of July, Nineteen hundred and
forty-five, First Baptist Church,
Asheville, North Carolina.
Lt. and Mrs. Stroup have been
visiting Lt. iStroup’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Stroup.
Lt. Stroup who has been serv
ing overseas will report August’
9th, for overseas duty in the Pa
cific.
Miss Linda Johnston
Weds Pfc. Marshall
The marriage of Miss Linda
Katherine Johnston and Pfc. P. A.
Marshall was solemnized on Wed
nesday, July 25, at the First Bap
tist Church in Gastonia with IVr.
V. Ward Barr officiating. ,
The bride, who is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Jphn
ston, wore a costume of white
eyelet pique with an orchid at hai
shoulder. She is a graduate 01
Cherryville High School and at
tended the Evans College of Com
merce in Gastonia. Before her
marriage she was employed by
Rustin Furniture Company m
Gastonia.
Pfc. Marshall is the son of Mr
and Mrs. M. O. Marshall ot
Stokesdale and Greensboro. Be
fore entering the service he was
employed as stock manager by
the Colonial Stores, Inc., of Nor
folk, Va. He was recently re
turned to the Eighth Air Force
as special investigator for an M.
P. detachment.
After a trip to the mountains,
the couple returned to Gastonia
where Pfc. Marshall is spending a
furlough of 30 days.
The following announcement*
have been received here:
Mr. and Mrs. George A. John
ston announce the marriage oi
their daughter, Linda Katherinfc
to Persival A. Marshall, Privatt
First Class, United States Arn*
Air Corps, on Wednesday, JulJH
the twenty-fifth, Nineteen hun
dred and forty-five, Gastonia,
North Carolina.
Miss Kathryn Ballard
Weds J. M. Rhyne
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Ballard
of Alexis, have announced the
marriage of their daughter, Kath
ryn Roberts, to Jacob Miller
Rhyne, on Sunday, August 6,
1945 4 o’clock.
The marriage was solemnized
in fhe Machpelah Presbyterian
Church, Lincoln county immedi
ately following the regular church
services. The Rev. W. T. Smith,
of Wilmore Presbyterian Church,
of Charlotte and Rev. W. H.
Matheson, pai'tor of the bride, of
ficiated, using the double ring
ceremony.
The chu'ch was decorated with
white giad.oli, greenery and mix
ed llowc is.
The bride and groom entered
the church together. The ushers
were Pfc. Joseph F. Ballard,
brother of the bride and Fiert
Long, Jr., of Columbia, S. C.
The bride wore a navy sheer
dress with white acco;?oiies and
a shoulder bouquet of orchids.
Piior to tl.e ceremony a pro
gram of nuptial music was ren
dered by Miss Dorothy McCorkle
jf Fayetteville, pianist, and Al>ss
Sara Frances Whilley of Albe
marle, as soloist. Miss Whitley
sang “I Love You Truly," ‘‘Mel
ody of Love," and “Traumeria"
weie played. During the ceremo
ny "The Rosary" was softly
played. The Chorus from
Lohengrin by Wagner an.t
AfendelAsohn’s March limji “Mta
sunimer Nights Dream’’ was used
for the recessional.
The bride is the eldest daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S.
Halimd. The groom is the son of
Mr. J. G. Rhyne and the late
Mrs. Rhyne of Gastonia. He hus
been a member of the armed for
ces for the past five years. He
served overseas eighteen months
and has returned with a discharge
The couple left immediately after
the qeremony for a wedding trip,
after which they will be at home
in Gastonia.
Dr. and Mrs. C. N. Peeler of]
Charlotte spent from Thursday
through Sunday here, the guests
tt Dr. Peeler’s sister, Mrs. L. L.
Self.
Miss Marjore Long of Charlotte
spent last week here on her vaca
tion with her parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. I. P. Long.
Sylva Ann and Sandra Nan
Carpenter, twin daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. L'. Troy Carpenter cele
brated their second birthday anni
versary on Wednesday, August 8.
Mrs. J. Cliff Stroup and daugh
ter, Julia Btta, left Wednesday
night for Wadesboro, where they
will spend some time visiting Mrs.
Stroup’s sister, Mrs. Vernon Smith
and family.
Miss Margie Sue Crocker ol
Cherryville and Miss Georgene
Eamey of Hollandale, Florida,
are spending a few days witt
Mrs. Olin Crocker and Mrs. W
A. Hull of Vale. .
MRS. KEITH LONG CALLS
HUSBAND IN HAWAII
Mrs. Keith Long called her hus
band, Keith Long, who is in th<
Navy stationed in the Hawauar
Islands, a distance of 3,116 miles
After getting him on the phone
sne had no trouble to understanc
every word just as plain as if he
had been located somewhere in the
sta.-.es.
MRS. CHARLES P. BEAM
HOME PROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. Charles P. Beam returned
home Sunday from the Presbyter
ian Hospital in Charlotte and is
getiii.g along fine. f
MRS. BLACKWELDER
HOSTESS TO CLUB
Mrs. Pete Blackwelder enter
tained the members of the Triple
Deck Bridge Club at her home
Thursday evening. Bowls of sum-'
mer flowers decorated the home.
A dessert course was served to
the following members:
Mrs. Henry Michael, Mrs. Jim
my Putnam, Mrs. Ralph Leonard-i
Mrs. Bob McNeil, Mrs. Hem:'
Hall, Mrs. Ben Rudisill, Mrs. I. J
Payne, Mrs. Raleigh Putnam ant
Miss Janet Hobbs.
| The invited guests were Mrs
J. D. Watts and Mrs. Dewey F.
Beam.
D. R. MAUNEY SUNDAY
SCHOOL CLASS OUTING
D. R. Mauney, Jr., carried hi
iSunday School Class on an outing
to Lake Lure over the week-end
Those going were Wayne All
ran. James Dellinger, Wayne
Fror.eberger, Blaine Froneberger
G. B. Beam, Jr., Ben David Bake *
Carrol Wright and
Birthday Dinner At
Home W. Anthony
There wilt be a birthday dinner
on Sunday August 12th at the
home of Worth Anthony, on
Crouse, Route One. Everyone if
invited to .*ome ana bring well
filled basket?. Special singing and
preaching.
The bi-th'lay dinner is in non
or of Mr. A ithony who is cele
hiating ms ,-eventieth birtnda>
anniversary.
A. SIDNEY BEAM ILL
Mr. A. Sidney Beam has been
confined to his home for the past
I several days by illness.
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BEIK MATTHEWS (0.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our frier.ds
and neighbros for the sympathy
and kindness 3iiown to Us in the
loss of our home that was des
troyed by fire, Saturday, July
The gifts and money are appre
ciated very much and will always
be remembered.
MR. AND MRS. BRYCE DELly
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FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
LOY TOWEKY JULY 30TH.
Funeral services for Loy Towery
22, who was killed in a truck-au
tomobile collision on Saturday at
te'iioon, .Puly 28th, were conduct
ed or. the following -VI on day at-,
ternoon al ■! o’clock from Bess'
( hapel Methodist church. Servic
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death when the automobile in
which he was driving and a truck
driven by J. D. Baxter collided on
a curve in the Black Rock com
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July 28th, about 4 o’clock. lie
was lushed to a Lihcolnton hospi
tal where he was pronounced
dead.
1 Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Jessie Butler '1 owery and on,
daughter, Nellie Sue.' lie was i
son of Mr. and Mis. licit 1 ow
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doing fine at their home.
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