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Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walser of Char- "
iotte were Sunday guests of Mr. and < j
Mrs. Arthur Dening. [ j
O. H. Ridenhour spent the week i
end with his family in Sanford. (
Qi L. McDaniel, Jr., student at s
State College, spent the week end j
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. i
McDaniel. ! j
Benny Herpdon of Victoria, Va., '
was the week end guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Johnny Beam.
| Mrs, Allan Casey left Thursday
for her home in Shreveport, La., aft- i
er spending several weeks here with
relatives and friends.
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Mrs. Hulda Goforth returned to her I
home in Winston-Salem last Wed- I
nesday after visiting relatives and '
,friends he.e lor several days.
Mr. anu Mrs. Landrum Maune.v
left via plane Monday for their
home in Memphis, Tenn., after visiting
Mr. Mauney's brother, Bynum !
Mauney, near Shelby.
Mr.^tnd Mrs. George Houser and
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Cooper returned j
Wednesday from New York where I
i they had been for several days.
Miss Lila Galloway of the faculty
of Erskine College and Mrs. Mary !
Mosely Tinga of Chester, S. C., were
the week end guests of Mrs. E. W.
Neal, coming especially to attend
the Erskine - Guilford football game ,
in Gastonia.
! Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Sloan of Erskine
College spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. John McGill.
While here they attended the Erskine
- Guilford football game in
Gastonia.
i Mrs. Ed Hord, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Keller, Mr. and Mrs. C. D Ware and
Phyllis and Bud Ware were Monday
dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. John
t Phil Welson in Cherryville.
Mr. and ,Mrs. J. C. Keller, Mrs. D. j
G. Littlejohn and Mrs. George Hord j
were among those attending the Bap i
tist associational meeting at Ross
Grove church near Sheltoy last Thurs |
day
Mrs. C. E. Neisler, Mrs. D. C. Mau- j
ney, and Mrs Fleming Ramseur were
among the honored guests at a din- .
ner given Tuesday evening by Mrs.
J. H. Matthews of Gastonia at the t
Corner Cupboard. Each was presnt- j.
ed a lovely gift. After dinner the
guests played rook. i
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EBSONALS
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Misses Carlyle Ware, Mary McGil
Vlitchell Williams a.:d Annie B. Ro
>erts and Mrs. John Gamble wen
iupper guests of Misses Stella ant
Madeline Patterson at Rock Hill, S
r., last Friday night. Other guest!
vere Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Patter
ion of Oklahoma City, Okla., ant
tliss Elizabeth Key of High Point
.ater in the evening the group at
ended a recital at Winihrop Col
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Birth Announcemen
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ce the birth of a daughter, St
8 i Ferguson, October 26, at Char)
I Memorial hospital.
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e! CARD OF THANKS
1 We wish to express our sim
gratitude and appreciation to
5 many friends who were so kint
us at the death of our infant ch
1 The flowers, the gifts and the lov
. deeds will long be cherished
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Whitaker ar
family.
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corn, red, maroon
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