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Miss Annie Ervin attended th<
Moravian Easter Service in Winstoi
Salem. ' *
Sgt. Ben Long is spending a fur
lough with his parents. Sgt. Lon|
is stationed at Montgomery, Ala.
Li. and Mrs. D. F. Hord spent thi
weekend here with their parents.
jClisses Nell Ramsey and Rache
EJonk were weekend guests of Mis;
Ann Fisher at Landis.
Bill Gault spent the Easter holi
dgys at Ocean Drive, S. C., at th<
Blanketiship Cottage.
C. J. Gault spent last week end ir
Spartanburg, S. C.. at the home o:
his brother, Walter Gault.
J. C. Jolly, who has been serious
lv ill. t? verv much imnroved.
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r7 Miss Joyce Blackwelder returned
to her home in Phll?(t?lnhi?
week after spending three weeki
with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
J. C. Jolly. Her mother, Mrs. W. E
Blackwelder, remained In Kings
Mountain, due to the Illness of hei
father, Mr. Jolly.
' Mrs. W. W. Souther spent Eastei
with her mother, Mrs. M. M. Greene,
in Mooresboro.
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Mrs. W. D. McDanlel, Miss Delorese
MsDaniel, and Mrs. John Napolitano
and daughter, Julia, of Charlotte,
were visitors here Monday.
Earle Myers, son of Mr. and Mrs.
O. W. Myers and a student of Davidsoh
college, spent the Easter holidays
In New York.
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n Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ketner of Way
nesville, were -weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. L^nwood Parton.
j Mr. and Mrs. J.-E. Huneycutt and
family spent the weekend in Hendersonville.
Jack Bogie, student at Columbia
Seminary in Decatur, Ga., visited
1 friends here over the weekend. Mr[
s Bogie assisted in the Youth Program
of the Presbyterian church here last
summer.
? Mr. and Mrs. Grady McCarter and
children,'Jerry and Sammy, spent
Sunday in Lineolnton.
[ Mr. and Mrs. Don Parker and sons ji
spent the weekend in Henderson* '
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Mr. and Mrs. Craig Falls and fam*
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i Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Willis visited'*
their son, Jimmy, and Mrs. Willis,
in Hickory Sunday* V,
Mr. James Malcolm and daughter,
Rose Marie, are visiting in Wllmlngton.
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Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Mauney
spent Tuesday in Durham.
Rev. W. L. Pressly, M. A. Ware and "
i W. E. Blakely represented the Boyce '
, Manorial ARP church at the First'
Presbytery held at Chalmers Memorial
church in Charlotte on Tuesday.'
I W. J. Crawford will enter the Char
i lotte Memorial Hospital Friday for.
diagnosis. ' j
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Mr*. John McGill, Mrs. W. L. Pre*
ly, Mrs. M. A. Ware and Mrs. Be
Goforth attended the Presbyterh
at EbeneZfer church in Charlott
on Wednesday.
Alton Shirley and James Owen
of Snow Hill were Easter guests c
Walter Harmon.
John L. Ervin spent the Easter he
Idays in Danville, Va., visiting Mi
and Mrs. John Melton.
Mrs. C. E. Neislcr, Mrs. M. L. Plonl
and Mrs. Walter Dilling returned t
their homes last week from Pain
Harbor, Fla.
Jimmy Herndon, student at Davit
son, spent the Easter weekend witl
his parents.
l Miss Mildred Falls, who has heei
visiting her sister Mrs. M. L. Plonk
left Tuesday for Orlando, Fla.
Miss Frances Goforth, daughter o
af Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Goforth, spen
Tuesday night' wi?h her parents ei
-ouie irom Savanah, Ga? lo Chape
Hill and New York.
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!\AIN HERALD, Thursday, April 10,1
is Noel Webster, young son of Mr. p
r. and Mrs. J. W. Webster, who has "
tl been a patient In Charlotte Memoc
rial hospital returned to his home
Tuesday. His condition Is greatly
improved. nt
s Mrs. D| C; McMahan of Batesvllle. P?
>1 Miss., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. xa
L. C. Pthnix, for a few days. ^
''j Third Graders Enjoy
; Easter-Egg Party
Members of the third grade at Cen
* jtral and their teacher, Miss Willie
?IMcGiil, were entertained last Wed-1
r! I nesdav afternoon at a n enjoyable]
i Easter-Egg hunt given by their i
! grade mothers, Mrs. E. H. Roberts i
i i and Mrs. S. S. Weir, jr., in the yard i
h 1 of the school. '
After the search for eggs was over
the hostesses served candy, cookies i
k ! and ice cream and little Easter fa;,
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irth Announcements ja
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rogers an- '
mnee the birth Of a son, Ernest a
itrick, on April 7, at Shelby hospi A
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S. Plonk/j
nfluunce the birth of a son, Clar
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