0 Friday. June 18. 1948
HEBALD P
Call Society Editor
Mrs. liulda Goforth is recuperaiing
at the home ol her daughter,
Mrs. Will Jenkins, in Winston-Salem
from a heart attack suffered recem
; ly.
Mrs. I. B. Goforth, jr., and son,'Mi- [
chafel, of Boone, spent the weekend
With Mr. and Mrs I. B. Goforth. .
Miss Joan Blalock is a patient in
Graylyn Hospital in Winston'Salem
where she went for diagnosis and
treatment.
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Mrs. Lona McGill had as her guests
on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Leroy McGill
of Gastonla.
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M,iss Anais Greene and Miss Emo- 1
> gene-Coins wii] leave Saturday to'
spend next week with Mrs. G. B.
Greene and daughter, Lee, in Shelby.
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Mary McGil] attended the meeting
of the Georgia Grand Chapter, Or.
der of the Eastern Star, held in Macon,
Ga., last week.
Miss Virginia Summers has re- j
ed to her home after a visit with
Miss Dorothy Smith, a college classmate,
at Benson, N. C. '
Mrs. Hugh Hoke and sen. Charles, j
of Lincolnton, spent Wednesday 1
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fulton. I
Other guests of the Fultons on Wed- |
nesday were Mis, J. F. Heffner and
daughter, Margie Lou, of Sharon,
Pa. ; . j
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Elmer MoGill 1s spending several
weeks with his mother, Mrs. Lona
McGill.
Mrs. Will Bird, Mrs. H. N. Moss,
| Mrs. Ralph Northcutt, Mrs. E.' A.
[.Smith of Charlotte and Henry Neisler
ar? vacationing at the Paul Neis
ler cottage at Crescent Beach.
Miss Nancy Nickels left Wednesday
to.entdV Summer School at William
and Mary College in Williamsburg,
Va.
Frank A. Summers and William
Hefndon are oh a two weeks trip to
San Antonio, Texas. They went by
way of New Orleans and while
there will also visit irt Mexieb.
Mrs. Louis Sabino of New York
City, the former Miss Blair Heavner,
has been visiting relatives here for
the past week.
Miss Mary Beth Stokes, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Stokes of Newport
News, Va., Is here to spend several
weeks with her maternal grand
mother, Mrs. M. L. Houser.
Mrs. Dewitt Patterson and her mother,
Mrs. Alex Sheppard, have returned
home after a week's visit
with friends in Tennessee. While away
they visited Johnson City, Elizabeihton,
, Jonesboro, Greenville
Kingsport and other places of inter- ,
est, including Gate City, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bird of Columbia,
S. C., spent Wednesday of last j
week with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Lacey, jr.,
of Pittsburgh, Pa., were guests last
week of Mr. and Mrs. J, R. Davis.
Mrs. Crowell Blanton and her son,
Yates and his wife and Mrs. Eva
Bridges and her husband left Saturday
morning for Newport News,
Va., to visit Mrs. Margie RedVnond
Bateman and Mr. Bateman. Mrs.
Blanton will spend some time with t
the Batemans.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kincald at-i
tended the Grand Chapter, meeting |
of the Order of the Eastern Star last
week in.Asheville. Mr. Kincaid, who
Is now Worthy Patron of Bessemer '
City Chapter, U. D. O. E. S. ap- I
pointed District Deputy of the 15th '
district by Grand Chapter officials, j
Misses Jean Davis and Jean Mc
-lain are in Santa Barbara, Calif.,
where they will be guests for the
next several weeks of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Mathls.
Mrs. J. H. Arthur attended the Nor
th Carolina Clubwomen's Federation
Convention in Hendersonville last
week.
Mrs. Laura Ware HarrUl of Norco,
Cali/., is visiting relatives in and
around King^ Mountain. Mrs. Harriil
came from California by plane,
arriving at the Charlotte airport
las* Friday on her 77th birthday anniversary.
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