HAMBURG SKETCHES OF
Oak Grove News
By Mrs. William Wright
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McSwain
?u<l chlidrtn of Kings Mountain
wore the Sunday guetK* in the home
ocf Mr. and M;?. Lyman Champion
?tnd family.
Mrs. Sarah Howell and daughter,
iietty, of Grover spent Sunday with
Another daughter, Mrs. Frank Led
lord, Mr. Ledford and ?on, Jerry,
. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bell and chil
dren spent the week end in B^sse
tner City visiting irt the home of Mr.'
?nd Mrs. Alex McMillian.
Miss Bettie Jean Champion had as
fcer Sunday guest Miss Joan Ford.
Mr, and Mrs. Henry Barnes of Gro
ver were recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Perry McSwain.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ledford and
children of North Brook spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs, Franklin Dix
on. Afternoon visitors were Mr. and
Mrs. Riley Allen and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bell and dau
ghters, Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Bell and
daughter were Sunday guests in the
toome of Mr. and Mrs. KdwaA Bel)
of Swainsville.
Mrs. George Ledford ' of Cherry
ville was a recent guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Crawford Lovelace.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Patterson
?nd ?ons spent the weekend in Hal-'
eight with the former's father, Mr.
Mull Patterson. -
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Creen and chil
dren spent Saturday in Belmont with
Mr. Green's mother, Mrs. J. W.
Green who is gravely ill.
"Baa gain" policies ant
| cDJf cheap if you
don't have a loss, but
you buy insurance to
I protect you against
lost, to get your mon
ey's worth by placing
your business through
this ogtncy.
A H PATTERSON
i AGENCY ====ii=
" C .( WAftlttK.MANACCK
FMMI %HT! l/VKl ?' UOMI ketttOMiAttt.
Mis. M?ym* Gibbons was tfce
gue?t o f her M?n, Mr. Sam Lovelace,
and Mrs. Lovelace of Earl during the
weekend.
?Mr. and Mrs .Lyman Champion ;
and son, Mr. and Mrs. Riley Alien
and children were recent guests with
J Mrs. Champion and Mrs. Allen's par
? ent? Mr. and Mrs. Cleophus Ledford
j of North Brook, No. One.
Mr. and Mrs. George McGlH and,
son, George D., Mr. James MeGlh
j of Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie
; Spake, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Spake
[ of Shelby, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac McGili j
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McGlll, Mr. and
} Mrs. Rufus Plonk and children, Miss
j Mary Rachel and WjlHam Plonk, all
of the St. Luke section, and Mr. and
i Mrs. Stokes Wright and son, Charles
of Oak Grove enjoyed an outing and
picnic dinner at Lake Crawford Sun
day.
STANDINGS
CITY LEAGUE
W L Vet. I
Burlington 4 2 ?67 ,
Chevrolet ? 2 Jbt>7 ;
Gold Street 3 3 iOO
City Street I 5 -Iff* |
LEAGUE RACE TlOrTEKS
The City league has been having '
some good competition during thej
past two weeks. The League lead
has changed three times since the
season has started. Ddring last week
the Gold Street "Cardinals'' dropped
out of first place by losing two gam
es. The Chevrolet "Hornets" beat i
Burlington by a score of 10 to 4 and
j they also beat Gold Street and City
I Street by scores of 18 to 11 and 9 to
j 0. The Burlington turned bqcK City
Street by a score of 12 to 6 and ai*o
[ beat Gold Street in a thrilling ball
game by a score o i 11 to 10.
City Street , 400 002 O? 6
Burlington i'20 3<>4 x ? 12 s
Smith tLP> and W. Srr.jth; Bennett J
(WPt, E ? i';Min ami Pauetson.
. ; :
FHE
Chevrolet 207 530 1?18 7 2,
Gold Street 201 -520 2?11 10 6
Painter (WP), Ha;:?>e and Falls;'
Yarboro; C. Cobb (LP I, Cunningham
and Valentine.
Burlington 00-J 340 0 ? 11 13 2
Gold Street 201 2i* 2?10 10 3
.
' Bennett <W"P>, Stsggs ant: V. |
Smith: Tompkins 'LP/, Loftin and;
Valentine.'
By Way Of Mention
Lola lootti*
?v ? ? . - ? ? . _ ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Ervin of States
vllle were recent guests of Mr A ?.
Ciine and his si?ter, Miss Bertha
Cline.
Miss Ha^e'. McCarter of Bethany
*ai a recent guest o f Mrs. H. B. Jon- ]
I es.
| Mr. and Mts. Elbert Pftyne na<I as ?
I their gue?*ts recenty Rev. anc Mrs.
J Earl Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs.
i W. A. Brown, all of Gastonia,
Misses WSnnWjed Fulton an^ Wi).
i ma Hope and Mrs. J. I. Hope spent
j Monday evening with Mrs. Novella
! Phillips of Oastonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Payne had a?
their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Engle and Mr. and Mrs. Hi H, all of
Gastonia.
Ancient Romans believed it to
be unlucky to marry in May.
The Sunday School was Matted in
[Gloucester, England, in 1735.
BARGAINS
25 LBS. WHITE GOOSE
FLOUR
SI. 79
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NO. 2 CBN BLUEBIRD
Chancre Juice
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PEACHES
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PEAS? 2 lbs.. . . .. 27c
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ONIONS? 2 pounds 17c
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Happyvale 2 No. 303
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