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Monette Ann, of Greensboro, are
ponding this week with Mr*. Weavor'i
parents, Mr. and Mr*. J. O.
Plonk. Mra. Weaver and daughter
spent last week here as did her sister,
Mrs. William McEwee and children of
North Wilkesboro.
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Mrs. Dick Elam returned last week
from Marshal where Bhe visited her
son, Phillip, and his family for several
days. Mrs. Elam went especially to
see her very young grand-baby.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Houston of
Pageland were Sunday night dinner
guests of their son, Humes and Mrs.
Houston.
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Mr. nnd Mrs. K. _ C. (Broody) Etheridge
returned to their home in Virginia
the latter pnrt of la*t week fol
lowing a visit here with Mr. and Mrs.
A. 11. Patterson.
Miss Martha Fraiwes MeOill, Ned
Meflill and Billie Weir returned from
New York City on Saturday. Mr. Mo
uill had been in that oity for two
weeks and wan joined by Miss Mi-Gill
and Mr. Weir the enrly part of last
week;
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Mart'n Harmon spent the week end
in Albemarle.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Ben Goforth, Jr.,
are spending this week in Morehead
City with Mrs. Goforth'a parents. Mr.
and Mrs. A. P. Jones.
um1 u.'' fl' IHIFHH1 ill Bill!'
asm s*-d Sl Petersburg. Fin., spent
Tuesdav with Mr. and Mrs. 1. B. Gofor'h.
M'?. Thnm?- is the former lit*rie
.la.-ksoti.
Mr. and Mr*. Frank lloyle, Jr.,
spent the week end nn-1 the enrly part
of this week in Charleston. 8. C.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marriott Phifer moved
to their home on Gold street on
Saturday.
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Reo. and Mra. C. P. FTsher and
daughlv, Jean are spending the week
with Mr. and Mra. 8. A. Mauney.
While here they will attend the Miller-Beam
wedding in Cberryville.
Miss Betty WBlf is spending some
time with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. 8. A. Mauney. after attending
the Rudisill Reunion.
Kev. and Mri. Frank Yoont of Ak*
? JOP..QR0, visttyd 5$r' an^_Mra. 8. A.
Manney Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. ft. A. Mauney, Mrs.
Lawrence Lohr and son, Lawrence, jr
attended a reunion of Concordia College
students at Linn-Haven last
Thursday. Rev. and Mrs. Oehlscilaeger
from Cleveland, Ohio, accompanied
them home.
Lawrence L. Lohr of Raleigh spent
the week end here with his family,
Mrs. Lohr and son, Lawrence, Jr.,
|tbey accompanied him to Spartanburg
Monday.
Jack Prince is spending a few days
( in Chnrlotte with cousins, Jack and
Joe Dunn, who were recently discharged
from the navy.
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Carolyn Prince recently visited her
| cousin, Mrs. Kric Dehlin of Glenn
) Ridge, X. J., while Mrs. Dehlin was
I visiting her parents in Charlotte.
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William P. Fortune of Indiantown,
Fla., returned Sunday nfter visiting |
his mother and other relatives for a j
i week. * I
| M"r*. W. ,L. Fortune, Wm. F. Fori
tune, Mr. anil Mrs. .Jonen "^Tflne anil
Mrs. Pauline F. Weaver spent part of
la*t week in the mountain*.
Edward T. Plott i* spending tbi*
week in 8yracu*e. N. Y.
Mr. am] Mm. W. H. Penninger of
Oantonia were dinner guest* of Mr.
an?l "Mrs. E. T. Plott on Sunday.
Mr. and Mm. W. 'E7"AT5Yandpr~Vi7d
Plonk ajient Sunday with Mr. and |
Mr*. Cloyd Hager in Hirkor.v.
Mr. nnd Mr*. Hugh Orman-1 return
ed Monday from a ten day* stay nt
Myrtle Beni-b. i
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Mis* Betty Grantham i? ?t<ending |
10 days at Camp Carolina. Brevard,
where *be is taking spei-ial eourse pf
, instruction at the American Bed
Croa* national aquatic school.
Mm. Margaret Bryant, aiater of
Mm. E. T. Plott, and her daughter,
i Margaret, of Charlotte and Mis*
Mary Hitt of Concord joined Mm.
Mary E. Hitt here at the home of Mr 1
and Mm. E. T. Plott to spent the i
week end recently. Mm. Hitt who ia
also of Concord, was a houseguest at '
the Plott home for two weeks.
. Carlots shipments of sweet potatoes
from North Carolina last year were
339 as compared with . 9,072 from j
Louisiana.
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(r's Fall Ward
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iter buying your fall ward
>be don't forget to get thos*
ecessary accessories that em
hasiie and set off your ne^
iitfit with" the proper touch,
erhaps its a new pair of ear
ings, a colorful lapel pin,
tring of pearls, a locke
irooch, necklace or ring,
fou can find what you want t
Bellinger's Jewel Shop.
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Jake Wert#, of Pulton street, it In
a eerioua condition at Memorial hotpi
taL Charlotte. He it a veteran of
World War I. Viaitora are permittea.
Mre. Eugene Lipford It feeling
mack better following an illnett of
aeveeral days latt week.
Eniign Hilda I. Hieka, U8N nurae.
of High Point and Norfolk, Va., and
Miaa Annie Laura Summitt are viait
ing Mr. and Mra. A. T. Randall, Jr.,
in Hickory.
Mra. Paul Peterson has returned to
her home here after ^tJSf.ng sometime
in Columbia, 8. C., where her
brother has been desperately ill. How
ever, his condition is reported as
much improved at this writing.
Mrs. Ivan RosenthaFahd vTTTften
returned to their home in Pleasantville,
N. Y., on Thursday of last week ,
after an extended visit here with '
Mrs. Rosenthal's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. C. Parsons.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Randall, Jr.. or
Hickory, spent the week end with
Mr. ami Mrs. A. T. Randall, Br., nnd
Mrs. H. L. Summitt
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Mr. nnd Mrs. DuPont Young of
Lake City, 8. C., were week end j
guests of Mrs. Carol E. Barnes.
Rev. Fred Hay was tlie luncheon
guest of Mrs. Arthur Hay and filss
Helen Hay on Friday.
Split Dove Season
Opens September 16
"'M 'mteresTTo many hu'it<-r? in this
?e--tion is the recently rrlesseed hu'-tInu
and fishinu laws bulletin publish
ed hv the Division of Game and Inland
Fisheries department of the
Norlh Carolina Department of Conservation
and Development,
Dove season opens in this section
September 16 to September .10 with
a split season opening again on December
2 to January 15. Bag limit
for a day is 10 with the possession
limit also 10.
Deer season opens on Octobed 15
and closes January 1 with the season
limit 2 males, and with some areas
allowing hunting only on weekend
days.
There is nq, bag limit on opposum
end raccoon with' (Rig Ihd gun, the
season opening on October 15 and
closing February 15.
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Complete information can be obtained
from Joe Lee Woodward at
Woodward and Son sports store,
sporfa store.
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