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Miss Louann Herndon returned |
Sunday to Coker College after spend
lag.the Spring holidays with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Herndon.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Roberts and
family of Charlotte spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. J, R. Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs- J. E. Lfttlejohn and
family spent the weekend with Mt.
and Mrs. G. E. Smith at China
Grove..
Miss Fanny Carpenter spent the
weekend with her sister, Mrs. Oscar
Long in Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Combs, Miss
Polly Putnam and Robert Gamble
spent Sunday in the Western North
Carolina Mountains.
Mr. jtnd Mrs. J. E. Huneycutt and
family spent the weekend in Tarboro.
Mr iAnd Mrs. R. T. Hasty and fam.
Uy spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Roberts,
Miss Betty Boone and Leroy Boforte '
of Albemarle spent Saturday with;
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carpenter.
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Rev. and Mrs. V. D. Patrick and
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Patrick are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Patrick
In Charleston, S. C., this week.
Miss Ethel Plonk of Winston-Salem
and Herbert Plonk of Raleigh
spent tnc Easter holidays with their
mother, Mrs. R. S. Plonk.
Meek Carpenter has returned to
Chapel Hill after spending the
Spring holidays with nis parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Carpenter.
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[ Dr. ami Mrs. George Plonk an
family of Murphy spent the wee*
| end with Mr, and Mrs. C. S. Plonl
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Weir and Mri
Orr Weir left Wednesday for a vis;
in Tennessee. * >
Miss Laura Plonk spent the weeh
end with Mrs. Lawrence Lovell.
Miss Virginia Plonk of Laurinbur
spent the weekend with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Plonk.
Miss Eleanor Myers and Miss Na:
cy Plonk, students at the Plonl
School in Asheville spent the weeh
end with their parents.
Miss Martha Plonk returned M6n
day to the University of Ohio afte
spending the Spring holidays witl
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. I
Plonk.
M. L. Harmon is Improving afte
an illness of several days.
Malcolm Patterson and Normal
McGill, students at Erskine College
spent the weekend with their par
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dllling am
twin sons have returned to Raleigl
after spending the Spring holiday
with Mr. and Mrs. Troy Carpenter.
James Edward Amos has returnee
to Cjiapel Hill after spending ,thi
UNC Spring holidays with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Amos.
A. P. Hubbard of Greensboro wa
the Saturday night guest of Martii
Harmon.
John Chambers of Atlanta, Ga
was the weekend guest-of J. W. Mi
lam.
Mr. and Mrs. Tolly Shuford am
children , spent the weekend witl
Mrs. Shuford's parents in Durham.
Hubert Aderhold spent the weekem
in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Evans and dau
ghter, Sandra, spent the weekem
in Asheville.
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Earl Myers, Charles and Henr:
Neisler and George Thomasson, stu
dents at Davidson, spent the week
end here with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McElwee, Jr
and children of North Wilkesl?or
spent the weekend with Mr. am
Mrs. J. D. Plonk.
Mrs. S. S. Weir, jr., Mrs. Lila Er
vin and Miss Derlce Weir have re
turned from a visit with Mr. am
Mrs. Edgar Glausier in Thomastor
Ga. On their return they were ac
nnmnaninH hv Vflcc Marliona Wtti
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Who has been a guest of the Glausi
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. Robert Netll, BtU Harmon, B
Warllck and Eddie Campbell, S
dents at Gardner.Webb, spent 1
Easter weekend with their parer
^ Houston Black has returned
Catawba College after spending I
. weekend with his parents,
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? The number of mules on No
Carolina farms on January 1, 19
B- was estimated at 269,000, the sma
11 est January 1 inventory since 19
Uncle Sam Says
A new bonnet may get you in t
Easter parade but your particii
'i tion in tne Payroll Savings Plan
li the Bond-A-Month Plan will put y
s in the Security Parade. For t
wage earner, payroll savings whe
you work enable you to acqui
Savings Bonds on the partial pa
i ment plan. For the self-employe
e your local bank maintains the Bon
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| A large group of members of the
to'Gleaners class of the first Bartlst
the chuj.h met Monday evening at the
home of Miss Mary M?Cill. Mrs.
A. H. Herndon served as assistant
rth hostess.
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23. blossoms were used to decorate the
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-Mrs. J. B. Falls presided and sev
j eral matters of routine business ^
1 were dispatched.
"" An entertaining program of con- I
testa was presented by Mrs. Charles!I
f Owens after which the hostesses ser 11
ved a delicious salad and dessert ,!
course. <1
* BUILDING PERMITS
Two building permits were issued
at City Hall by S. A; Crouse, |
city clerk, daring the past week.
i On March 25 a permit was issued I
^ to Willie Jackson for .a new two I
room dwelling on Wilson street,
L cost $1,000. On March 30 a permit
was issued to J. F. Cunningham H
J for addition of two rooms to dwell- H
he ing oh Linwood road, cost $500.
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he cent, or $334,250,000, of the State's |
J* cash farm income in 1944.
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