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7 ]K *iay. June 25.1948
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Mr. and Mrs. Earle Carpenter are i
vacationing or? a motor trip through
the South Central States. ' ' !
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and Mrs. John Phil /Wii.>on '
arid daughter, Jane, visited Mj vtfi)
son's fat he i at the home of Mrs. Fy 1
burn Yarbord on Sunday.
Mrs. H. F. Bookout, Miss Connie i
Bookout, Mrs. Crawford Bookou: and 1
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sons, James Davis and Crawford,
jr., and, Mrs. Lucille Byer's of Rock
Hill, S. C., visited relatives here
Sunday. Mrs. H. F. Bookout remained
for a visit with Mrs. Giier McDaniel,:
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoyle, jr., and
children, Kathy, and Frank, III, are
spending several days at Morehead
City. - -v ? \
Mrs. Q. C. Crouch oi Columbians.
l\, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Crawford.
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Mrs. Edith Olive, Hal Olive ar.
Mrs. W. C. Putnam were Tuesda
dinner guests of Mrs. W. R: L'vt
hart and Mr. and Mrs. Fuiton Evt?
hart. This was the first time M:
Olive had been out in many month.having
been ill for a long tjme._
Mrs. Joe Kendrick of Wato', M.
Click Beam of Cherry\'ilie and >1.
and Mrs John Phi] Wilson a
daughter, Jane, also of Cherryvi
visjted Mrs. Ed Hord Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Canslet had
as their guest for the weekend, then
son, Anthony Cansler, of Charlotte
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Allrar, and
son of Mt. Airy are visiting ; here
with Mrs. A. L. Allran and Mr. and
Mrs. Buck Allran.
Mrs. B F. Bookout of Rock Hill,
S. C., Mrs. E. B. Olive, Hal Olive,
Mrs. W. C. Putnam and Rev. and
Mrs. J. G. Winkler were-Thursday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Fulton.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Allran and ]
son, Michael, and Mr. and Mrs. Buck |;
Allran and son, Gary, are vacation- !
ing this week at Myrtle Beach.
Mrs. W. J. Crawford is visiting
thia uraalr I* _ r>:r,. - ?
?wn in uvo^rmcr ana UflS* 1
tonia.
Mrs. Pratt Herndon spent Tuesday ,
with her brother, Charles Fulton, j
who has been ill, and Mrs. Fultor
Mr. and Mrs. Dickie Tate had as
their dinner guests last Saturday
Mr. and Mrs: W. F. Styers, Miss Billie
Sue McDaniel, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Lewis and children of Gastonia and
Robert Styers of Washingion, D. C.
Mrs. C. T. Mulw.ee and daughter,
Page, of Marietta, Ga., spent last
week here visiting Mis. Muhvee's
! parents, Mr. and Mis. C. T. Cornweil
and her sisters. "
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Mrs. Bill Hite and children left
Sunday for High Point after spend|1ng
two weeks with Mrs. H''e's mo[
ther, Mrs. R. S. Plonk.
Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Alexander and
baby of Kannapoijs spent Sunday
.with Mrs. R. S. Plonk and farpiiy.. j
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Kiser and Mr .'!
and Mrs. Ray Kiser are spending
this week in '.he mountains of Western
North Carolina and Easter Tennessee.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hennderson
| and children spent the weekend in
Gastonia. i
Mrs. B. F. Hord, sr., ha^feturhed
I to her home after spending a few
days in Coiumbia, S. C., with Gapt. 1
and Mrs. D. F. Hord, and Tittle daughter,
Mary Jo,
Mrs. Gordon Baity spent a few I
days last week with her husband
at Oteeru '
L. P. Stowe, jr., of Corpus Christi.
Texas, is visiting his mother here
while on leave from the Navy. He
has as his guests this week, Miss
Vivian Mabe of Sandy Ridge.
Miss Mary Howard of Miami, Fla.
arrived Tuesday for the Howard- ]
wedidng.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher and
children of Miarrii, Fla., arrived iast
Friday to attend the Howard-Britt
wedding. Mrs. Fisher will remain
for a few weeks with her parents,
Mr. and Mr*. H W. Gamble. .
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smooth green leather sandals.
and yonH wear them every- |
where .... trimly tailored
straps oves the ramp plus a
little fold buckle on the
make these flatties fancy free, ,
and oh so very eery smart I
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MR. AND MRS. WELLS
Miss Barringer Is
Bride Of E. B. Wells
Miss Mildred Inez Baringer and
Ernest Bethel Wells were united in
marriage at the home of Joseph C.
Kesler on East Ennes Street in Salisbury
on May 22 at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon. The double ring ceremony
was performed.
Thp hrirl#v an attra/?i hrnnnHA
M>? M???uvV*<V Ul UIIVllC) I
was gowned in powder blue with j
black accessories and a corsage of!
pink carnations.
Mrs. Wells is the oldest daughter !
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Barringer
of Salisbury. She received her educa \
tion at Cleveland high school and is i
employed at Cannon Mills, Sails- '
bury. . ' !. /
Mr. We|ls is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Mike Wells of Kings
Mountain, route 1. He is employed
at the Yadkin Finishing Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Wells are residing in
Saiist iry.
Mrs Peeler honored
At Birthday Dinner
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Mrs. Buren Peeler of' Grover was
honored or! the occasion of her birth'
day anniversary last Sundav when
har mother, Mrs. Grover Bofin. alsoj
of Grover, was hostess to a large j
gro.up at- a birthday dinner.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Bolin and son of Shelby, I
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson of Gas- j
tonia, Mr and Mrs. James W Bolin j
and son, Kendall,, of Kings Mountain,
Mr. and Mrs. Buren Peeler and !
daughter, Brenda and Mr. and Mis.
Boyce McDaniel and family of the I
Antloch community. . , ! ?
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it Pretty Luncheon
Miss Bciy Howard, bride-elect o
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A plriK and white chlot note \\;u
rtserved . in th' house .Hec.fct atiotti
rid the luMh^nt appointive nts
nautifulJy ai/anged pink nm
bite gladioli were put to "effecfiv*
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I Luncheon was served buffet sty ^a |
and afterward, Miss Howard pre
sented each of her attendants a
f ' pretty gift. - '
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/ Those present were Miss Dorear
; Carpenter, Miss Barbara Simmons,
, Mis* Geraidine '?'<* >>> Miss .Joa'r. ,
Brit;,' Miss Jen none ffallman, Miss
a Betty Hord. Miss Kitty Kails, Mrs:
Oj'o Hohn, little Miss Paula Helm.
I Mrs" Com a it Kails and Master 'Turk"
:1 Falls Little Miss Hohn-will fiery*
" as miniature maid of honor and
Master Falls will bear the rings.
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rankie Carle jj
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