e 5 to Has
d Mrs. Cre*
weeks wil
7. & Crews,
jf New Yoi
who recent!
ration in Ne
and Mrs. Zoph Potts and
(ter, Mary Ann, of Wadi
1, spent the week-end with
Potts* sister, Mrs. John
s Mrs. E. S. Chastain of Douglas,
Ga., accompanied by her brother,
Vick Bell, and niece, Virginia
Hyatt, of Brassfown, catne Sat
urday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Sid J. Myers. They spent Sun
day at Atlantic Beach, Mr. Bell
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main In La Grange ft
Mrs. B. V. Morning *
ter, Evelyn, left last
spend the summer at
tage near New Berta.
Steward Mooting, students at
UNC, Chapel Hill, are home for
the summer.
Mrs. Dollie Hollingsworth and
daughter, Mary Edith, spent last
Wednesday in Chapel Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Glover
and son, Dave, of Sims, spent the
week-end with Mrs. Glower’s
mother, Mrs. Margaret Morris.
Mrs. Albert Barnes of Raleigh
and Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick
Smith and three daughters of
Butte, Mont., visited relatives in
La Grange Wednesday,',.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rouse and
daughter, Mary Pell, spent the
w^ek-end dt Csrolms &6Bch,
Mr. ^d Mre^James Britt and
children, Eli2abe% and Will
Hardy, Mrs. W. P. Hardy, Mrs,
Lena Hardy and Edna Rouse
left Saturday for Wrightsville
Beach to spend the summer at'
♦tin Ptntt nn+to rtn
tt cottage. WMM
ind Mrs. Arnold Barwick
iughter, Bettie Jean, of
ta. Va.. spent the week
th Mr. E^wick’s mothw,
MtS. j$p$ Y"bo">,‘
Mrs. Walter Nelson, the former
Charlotte Griffin, is home after
spending three years in Germany
visiting her mother, Mrs. S. G.'
Griffin. After visiting relatives
in the States, she will rejoin her
husband in Germany. _
Lois Ann Kilpatrick of 'Ayden
was a La Grange visitor Thurs
Chief H. S. Register spent the
week-end with his daughter,
Mrs. John Chadwick, Jr.
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COTTON TWINE
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TOBACCO CURERS
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were used to decorttethe room*.
Coca-cola* Wart itfwd dtofcg
the game. Emma Britt Davit
won high prize and Margaret
Morris won second high. Miss
Davie, bride-elect, was alto re
membered :with silver in her
pattern. The hostess served a
congealed salad to the following:
Mesdames John Chadwick, Jr.,
Jack Smiley, Billie Sutton, Hom
er Henderson, D. M. Stanton, D.
M. Stanton, Jr., Jack Sutton,
Misses Margaret Adams,' Margar
et Morris, Emma Britt Davis,
Mary Edith Hollingsworth, Mary
-
Jo
Mri.
Mrs, W. R. Crews was hostess
it a lawn party at her home on
Thursday evening honoring Mr.
aid Mrs. Jack Crews, who were
married June 5th, in New Or
leans. Mrs. Crews is the former
Hazel M. Mendoza of New Or
leans, and Mr. Crews is the son
of Mrs. W. R. Crews and the late
Mr. Crews. Approximately 100
guests were served a barbecue
dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Crews will
make their home in South Amer
ica., . . "...
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QUALITY THROUGH THE YEARS
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Father’s Day—
Sunday, June 19
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