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Mr*. Bill Logan, director of tii
First Baptist church BTU, and ele<
en of the BTU member* attended
yearly association meeting at Usio
church, near Polkville, last Thursda
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Summers spen
several days last week in New "Fork
Mr. and Mrs. Rune 8wanson, Mi
Will Allen, and Misses Grace an'
Sclma Allen motored through th
mountain* of Wnafflrn Vnrfk
last week-end.
Mr. and Mra. J. R. Davie had a
jraeata for the week end, their neici
Mra. J. K. Keaaler of Martin, Qa.
and their aephewe Jim'and Rill KllTe
of Lavonia, Oa. On Sunday, they ha.
Mr and Mra. J. R. LeLoatch of Ear
aa dinner gnesta.
Vr?. Sam Weir returned km hei
home last week from Memorial hoe
pltal where the had heen an opera
tlve patient.
sr"r"* ^' jfrl and MrnTcJ E flnneycu.l
family spent the week end at Hen
dersonville.
Mra. E. B. Olive entered BowmanGray
hospital at Wiaston-Salem last
Friday.
Mr. Gene Galloway of Wilmington
was a gnet* laat week wi,j| ^
jjjiwi *1 Wrlfll In.' Eetor Short.
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Roast Pork 75c
Barbecue 75c
Country Style
Steak 60c
y? Fry Oysters .... 65c
Hamburger Steak 60c
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One-half gal. Ice Cream
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e Mr. and Mr*. Bill Fulton apt
f the first part of last week visiti
a at the country home of Mrs. Fultoi
n parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Greei
J near Wayneiville. They returned
Wednesday.
t Mrs. Halbert Webb is a patient
;. Memorial hospital in Charlotte.
Mrs. J. D. Fulton who has been i
1 iting hef daughter, MrS. Giles Coi
e well, left yesterday to return to 1
* home in Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Edna Guyton is a patient
Shelby hospital where she underwe
= au operation last week.
r Mrs. Garland Still, Mra Hugh C
1 mand and Mra. George Hoaaer le
1 i yesterday for New York wkere tlx
will visit friends.
t Mr. and Mra. Paul NelaTer had
a guest for the week end Miss Rul
Falls of Atlanta. Ga.
I week end in Columbia, fl. C.t whe
. j she visited her brother, Mr. Claren
Carpenter', who in In the hospit
there.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Manney ai
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Manney are
Ne wYork thin week.
i Mian Marion Arthnr la attendii
tJUJM
Davidson as the guest of Georj
Tbomasson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hlte and chil
ren of High Point spent the weekei
with MH. R. 8. Plonk.
Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Hager ar
children of Hickory were visitors 1
town Monday evening.
Mrs. .T. Calvin Plonk and Mr
Wade Shnford of Hickory attend*
the Floral Fair here last Friday.
?O?
Mrs. B. 7*. Moore o1 York spei
severaT days in town last week vis
ing relatives.
Mr. O. W. Mvers returned last Fi
dav from 8t. Louis where he spe:
several days.
Girls Scouts Enjoy
Spook Party
The Woman's club bouse was tl
BCPTio A# nwiovoK1 n *
?? v? vhjvjmmiq cuvci lauiuicm *
' Tuesday evening - when the Gi
Scouts' troop 12 of Centra] Method!
church was hostess to all the Gi
Seouts in town.
The traditional color scheme <
black and orange was carried 01
and on one wall a huge ghost, dre
ed in a white costume, looked don
on others, dressed to compete wit
bim. The beauty of the Forest wi
brought into every corner of the roo
with beautifully colored leaves ar
fat yellow pumpkins with large r<
cheeks added to the festivness <
the occasion.
Fifty scouts, along with their lea
ers. enjoyed an evening of Hallowe'f
games and pranks which consisted <
a House of .Horrors ? and from e
reports, it was as good as the nan
DNCE A YEAR!
Big
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rent will be on only .one
rourself of this opportnninora
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: Wednesday
MISS OUT!
tain Drug Co.
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m row womnAat hwuld TmrBsvxr, ocr. -si, im<
__ 'mpliod; applo bobbing wag vary pop- atylo with dotty Ford u winner for
ilar with largo, daliciens, Juicy ap- the beat coitume. Thin waa a difficult
.ilea tempting all who paaaed by; a Job for the Jadgea, who reported they
lartner and aoag game, which brou- had never aeon a better dreateJ
iht to the aurface bidden talent a- crowd for Hallowe'en.
!ong with loads of tun,; and for tboa* ,After th# the of Troop
who w.ahed to trnat their tense of 12 ,?ved cookie>i e.nnU gnd Dev..
_ touch a cl?nce wa. offered to P|n SiEye punch, then, in the true
)nt the hat on a huge Peter Pumpkin Q,rl irlt M who j
for a prize. The fortune tellera bootn tleip.ted in the fuD ' ,?ched t0
??a * bu"y PUc? every mi.ute, with ciegn houge mnd twen, minotei!
ae, Jeep, dark aecreta of the future re tl th# flubhou,e ? clean ?
on vealed by Hie fortune teller. when the #jrgt gtepped throu.
Later in the evening, a ring was ?h the front door.
at !0rme1 l" ve Center; An evening of clean fun and whole
x two of toe 8couU teaf*A *hoi~ ?
. . . . ? ?" some entertainment waa the reward <
by dreaa.ng from * week and ba, of thoge who worked go faithfu? t0 ?
that contained eV?ry kind of wearing m,ke
the party the succesa that it !?
' apparel for a well-dressed lady. This w>g <
rn" brought forth peala of laughter.
,er No HaTTow^en""parTy"~ wou/d ba
complete without a fashion ahow. ?JOB PRINTING ? PHONE 167? .
,n Thia waa carried out in true faahion J
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