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By Mrs. Willi cm Wright
A singing school began at the lo
|? cal church Monday night and wil
continue for two weeks, taught b;
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Lovelace o
Patterson Grove were the Sunda;
guests in the home of Mrs. Ann Mc
Swain and .Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bell
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Champloi
and daughters, Betty Jean and Ar
bradella spent Sunday with Mr. am
Cole Planted?
Good
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I Now is a good time to buy
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fS I Spring.
I We have them on the floor
I now. Get them while aI
vailable.
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Mrs. Henry Kiser and family of
Cherryville.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ware attended
the Williams-Patterson wedding
Sunday afternoon held in David's
Baptist church.
. Mrs. H. T. Wright, Mary, Peggy,
and Bobby, were Sunday dinner
I guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bell
and son, Mickey.
' Mr. and Mrs. Bell, Mr. and Mrs.
Stpkes Wright were the Saturday |
f night supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. I
f W. F. McGlll and Mrs. Laura Wolfe |
> of the St. Luke section.
[. Miss Louise Champion was host- |
ess to the Y. W. A. on Monday, Octo1
ber 27. Mrs. Ruth Vess had charge
' of a very interesting program, which
was about Mexico. During the social
hour refreshments were served, and
a surprise household shower was 1
given for Miss Sara Champion. Miss
Champion received a lot of nice
gifts.
Mr. Keever Hamrick and sister,
Annie Ray, of the Mt. Sinali community
and Miss Louise Champion of
this section were recent guests with
friends at the State College, Raleigh.
Mrs. Edward Bell entered the Shel
by hospital Saturday for treatment,
i Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Randall and
I son, Bobby, were recent visitors with
!Mr, and Mrs. A, T. Randal), jr., and
little son of Hickory.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bell and sons
of Gastonia have moved back to
their farm here.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Ledford
and children of Shelby were the
Sundav ffliPCtc r\f "Mr ond IT r>
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Ledford and family.
Master Carl Champion spent Sunday
with the scribe and husband.
Afternoon visitors were Miss Annette
and Michael Ware.
Mr. and Mrs. Menzell Phifer of
Kings Mountain were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Ware and children.
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a poet, if I could have gat
things cultivated in th top story?
Old Speckle rose from off her nest
and cackled with much vigor,
As if to say that egg my best, no hen
.can lay a bigger,
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When off duty, a Navy man ashore
In this country may wear civilian
clothing if he likes.
Navy men enjoy 30-day annual
leaves with full pay.
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HALLOWE EN DANCE
FRIDAY NIGHT. OCTOBER 31
at the
New Pavillion (upstairs)
206 1-2 West Warren Street
SHELBY, N. C. '
Costumes Optional
Square Dancing Round Dancing
Men $1.00 (tax included) Ladies 50c
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