HERALD PERSONALS
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?Sail Society Editor Phone 167
Mrs. Blanch Poplin was a visitor
in Gastonia Sunday.
Miss Je'Anne Griffin, Mrs. ?. L.
Campbell and S. R. Suber'left Sat
urday for Palm Harbor, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Allran were
.Kuesrs ol Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meal in
/tlacksburg, Sunday.;
Miss Ooleert Brooks and Miss
A naif Green spent Tuesday evening
and night at G rover, visiting friends.
Mrs. J. G Darracott dnd Mrs. T.
W. Gamble were Charlotte visitors
?>n Monday.
J. G. Kerr of Charlotte visited his.
Tie ices Mesdsnk;^ Deck Fulton and
I'almer Fulton Sunday,
? Mrs. T, W. Smart ?f Ellenboro is
visiting hex sister, Mrs. -Carl F.
Mauney.
Mrs. Frances 8. Simpson of St. '
Augustine, Fla., is' visit':r?g reiajUv
f h in Kings Mountain.
Mrs. L. M. Logan and son. L. M. Jr.
liave returned to their home in Mi
ami. *'...
Mrs. C. A. Butterworth is on an
extended visit to her parents in . New
Hampshire.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fulton of
York visited his aunt, Mrs. Deck Ful- :
ton Sunday. -J
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McCurdy were
Sunday guests of Mrs. McCurdy's
mother, Mr a. F. C. Black in Monroe.
Miss Alice Rldenhour spent the
week end with her parents in Dal
las, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Blalock vis
ited his parent^ in the Bethlehem
community Sunday afternoon. j
Mr. and Mrs. M. A, Ware were Sun
day night dinner guests of Mr. and
Mjs. Dicl: LeGrand of Shelby. |
Miss Dot Campbell spent Sunday
in Spartanburg with hen sister, Miss
Jean Campbell.
Mr/and Mrs. F. L. Wright have re
turned from a two-weeks visit In
Florida.
Mrs. E. W. Griffin and Mm. M. A. I
Ware were Gastonia visitors Tues- f
day.
Mrs. Laiage Hord of Shelby was)
spend the day guest of Miss Picc&la f
Blalock Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. C*E~Warlick visited
his sister, Mrs. Clyde Wright in
; Hickory Sunday. They also visited
in Valdose. ?
Mrs. A. L. All ran and Mrs. J. p.
Wyant of Cherryvlile visited Mf. and
Mrs. M. L. Maui. -v of Rock Hill Sun
day. ? .
Mr. and Mrs J. B, Keeter, their
daughter, Mrs. Randolph Madison,
Jr., of Petersburg, Mrs. Ann Roberts
spent last week in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shuford of
Forest City were Sunday visitors of
Mrs. Shuford's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
j. M. Williams.
Mrs. C. E. Jolley. and Mrs. F. S.I
Barrett have returned ti their home |
in Dallas, Texas/after visiting rela
tives and friends here.
Mesdames W. K. Crook, A. H. Pat
terson and Ertle Powers visited Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Crook' in Charlotte
Sunday.
Mrs. J. F. Ware has returned to
her home after spending several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Van
Wrape and Mr. Van Wrape in Cam
den.
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. MaUney, Char
los and "Kay, were visitors in Cono
ver Sunday. They were accompanied'
home by Mrs. Maundy's mother,
Mrs. F. L. Herman, who will be their
guests for several days.
Saturday night dinner guests of
Mrs. C. L. Jolley were Mr. and Mrs.
Floy Koontz of Washington, D. C.,
Mesdames C. E. Jolley, F. S. Barrett
and James Roberts, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Clonlnger, Miss Sara Ivy and
Coley Gullon.
Mr. and Mrs. WllHarn~R. Meant
have moved to Roanoke, Va., where
Mr. Merrnt has accepted work with
American Viscose Co., after oo*n
pleting his graduate work at Geor
gia Tech. Mr. and Mrs. Merritt spent
the week end here with her parents;
Rev. and Mrs. P. D. Patrick.
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Gi1* M rt*e itim, the r\o? to ?6m . . . o volt
rayon crepe with pretty scolloped tucking
on the gently *ftared skirt.
$15.95
MYERS' DRESS SHOP
?Second Floor?
> Miss Co lee n Brook* and MLu
Antis Green had weekend guest*
from Grover. . . % ? v
Norman MoGill and John Plonk,
student* at Chapel Hill spent the
weekend with their respective par
ents.
Mra. G. F. Lattimore has returned
from a week's visit to her mother In
Hertford and on her way home she
visited in Raleigh.
Mlsa Ella Harmon who his been
in Mooresvllle for several months is
now at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Crawford. J
Quests of Mrs. Jake Hord Friday
were her neiee, Mr#. Ralph Blanton,
Jr., and daughter, Susan, ot Ander
aon, and Mrs. T. M. Washburn of
Shelby. < . v
| Friends of Mrs. O. A. Rhea will be
sorry , to learn- she had the misfor
tune of breaking her arm Monday.
The Uncolmon Times report* she is
getting a iong nicely.
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Because a nitrogen shortage atill
prevails. Tar Heel, farmers are urgdd
U? order their aftirlng fertilizer needs
as early as possible.
Boy (SCOUTS
PF AMERICA
The Boy Scout Court of Honor,
held In the, City Hall opened with
prayer by Rev. G. W. Fink, followed
with the repeating of the ScoUt
Oath. Scouts advanced in rank are?
Tenderfoot Rank ? . ^
? J. Earl Stroupe 7;, Richard Wil
liamscn 7; Charles Cashton 5.
Second Class Hank ?
Harry Barrett 5; Gene Odom 5; Fred
Thomas Logan 9.
Merit Badges ?
Autompblling ?
James Chitders 9.
Bee Keeping? '
James Childers 9.
Photography?
David KincaM 6.
Star Scout Rank ?
David Kincaid 6.
Bronze Eagle Scout Palm ?
Carl Cole 5.
Alter the awards were presented
the noting adjourned with the re
| peating of the Scout Benediction.
OaXIE-HOM
SUM* MAIKH
ALWAYS A WINNER A
Southern Dinner
YOU'LL SERVE THE BEST AND PLEASE THE GUEST
WITH THESE, VALUES AT DIXIE HOME'S EVERY DAY
LOW PRICES.
IBBY'S SLICED OR CRUSHED
NO. 2
. i^vy. z. WAIN
PINEAPPLE 31c
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PINE CONE NO. 2 CAN
GREEN BEANS ...... - 15c
TABLE DRESSED
POUND
FRYING CHICKENS S5o
'qUDAHY'S SLICED POUND
GOLD COIN BACON ......... 49c
ludahy's Puritan
Lb. Roll
Pork Sausage . 39c
Smoll Smoked Pound
Bacon Squares 33c
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Selected Slices Pound
Beef Liver . . . 57c
Small Leon
Pound
Spare Ribs . . 45c
Fresh Pound
PigsFeet .... 15c
Dry Salt Pound
Fat Back . . . 17c
Halibut Pound
STEAK.. .49c
Dressed Pound
WHITING... 19c
Dressed Pound
Pan Trout . . .. 25c
SEA ""85 ?
Pound
? Fillets oi Perch . . 33c
Large Pound
Green Shrimp . 69c
Fillet Of Pound
Salt Mackerel . 41c
PINEAPPLE 46 OUNCE CAN
JUICE . 40'
COMSTOCK PIE No. 2 Can, 2 For
A P P L E S . Ill
GRAPEFRUIT 46 Or. Can, 2 For
JUICE .37'
LIBBY'S TOMATO No. 1 Can
JUICE. 10'
LONG GRAIN 2 Lb. Pkg.
I I C E . . 37?
HUNTS Y. C. No 2 Vi Can
PEACHES!^
Playmates Sweet Mixed 22 Ounce
PICK L E S 27'
Olb Va. Apple v 38 Ounce Jar
BUTT E R 27'
Cream of 14 Oz. Pkg.
WHEAT . IS'
Silver Cup Pound Bag
COFFEE.. ..49c
Gold Cup Pound Bog
COFFEE.. ..47c
SUNBRITE
. . .7c
LIFEBOU Y
Cake 9c
LUX FLAKES
Large 32c
RINSO
Large Size . .32c
LUX TOILET
Large, 2 for 25c
LUX BATH
Cake 9c
* SWAN
Large, 2 for .33c
. S-WAN
Medina, 3 for 29c
s* ..
Silver Dust
Large Size i 34c
DAIRY DEPARTMENT
Schreibers 2 Pound Box Shorp, Tosty ' Pound
Cheese Food .. ..79c N. Y. State Cheese S9c
Dbde -Howe BUTTER l?r .prints lb.. 73c
Schreibers 2 Pound &ox Dixie ? Home Pound
American Cheese .89c Margarine 26c