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TESTS^ Contest* end December 16. 1943.
Troop 14
Brownie Scout Troop 14 met at'
Bobbie Stender's house because she
was sick and couldn't com'e to the
meeting. Mrs. Simpson read a play;
which we are going to do over the;
radio. Mrs. Stender and Ann Eliae
<*rved punch and cookies. Then j
Mrs. Simpson gave us our Wee Wis
dom magazines. We sang songs and '
did some choral reading. After our ,
goodbye circle we said goodbye.
Phyllis Dean.
Grace Methodist Troop
On Monday night the Grace Me-'
thodist troop held their weekly meet
Ing as usual, and fixed invitations
and our menu for our "Mother-Dau- 1
ghter Banquet" to be held "Dec. 10. !
On some of our previous meetings j
we helped our new intermediate'
Girl Scout troop build fires and learn
new songs.
Last' week our troop fixed an at
tractive Thanksgiving basket for one
of the older members of our church.
After singing several songs for her
we ended by having out good-night
song with her. We had as our guest
olir field worker, Miss Flo Stabler of
Shelby.
In one of our meetings Jimmy Hea
vner presented "A Tribute to the
Flag," which we enjoyed very much.
We had as our guest that night Mrs.
Plott and her daughter; Cynthia."
Troop 33
November 22, troop 33 went to vis
it Kay McCarter. She has been sick
We all took gifts. She got nice
things. We had our meeting at her
house. Then we went home.
Peggy Black.
Troop 19
Girl Scout troop 19 met Monday
afternoon at the First Baptist chur
: oh at 6 p. m. We are working on the
sewing badge. We played games
arnd sang songs. We are happy to
have Mrs. Jimmy Spivey as our new
leader,
LaVonne Lindsay.
(The following Brownie Scout
news was omitted from last week's
issue of the HerahlO
Troop 14
Brownie Scout troop 14 met at Bob
bie Stender's after school to practice
our program. We then went to East
School and gave the program.
First we had our opening circle,
introduced ourselves and told what
we have been doing since last Jan
uary.
We sang some of our songs, did
two Folk d?nc?s and had a color cer
emony. To close we showed how we
have our Good-bye circle.
After the program we were invited
into the cafeteria for cream and
cake.
When we got bhek to church, Mrs.
Simpson told Us we were to ride in
the Christmas parade.
We had lots of fun all day.
Guy Ann Henderson
The Brownies of troop 14 met at
the Lutheran church at 3:00 last
Tuesday. We saw the pictures that
were taken at our open hpuse.
We akr? got our swimming certifl
cates and our new Brownie registrar
tion cards.
We did some dances: The Big Ap
yle, and Browned Mary.
We were all gkad to have Peggy
Craig bacK, sh? has been sick a long
time.
Mrs, Simpson served cookies and
after our Good-bye circle we were
dismissed.
I Judy Cooper.
An estimated 40,000 gold-seekers
crossed wie continent to reach Cali
fornia in 1849, according to the En
cyclopedia Britannicit:'
Production of certified seed crops
in Georgia this year has increased
mote than 20,000 acres over iast|
year. . .
Personals
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Mr. and Mrs. OIHe Harris and]
family , spent Thanksgiving in
Greenwood with his father, J. F.
Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Weisener at
tended theVanderbllt-Tenn. game in
Knoxville Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ford "Farabow and
son, Ford, Jr., and daughter, Mary
Catherine of Charleston were recent
gufests of Misa Matilda Dedmon.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hord and
Miss Betty Hord are moving this
week from the Corn well apartment
to the W. Kt Crook Home on ' City
street.
Mrs. Charlie T. Mulwee and young
daughter, Page, returned last week
to their home ill Memphis, Tenn., af
ter a visit with her parents, Mr. and'
Mrs. C. T. Cornwell and other rela
tives.
Little Ann Falls, who is recovering
from a severe case of measles said
the devotion of her friend, Polly
Page, did much to cheer her and
help pass the time while ehe was
confined to her room. Polly spent
most of her holidays trying to help
and bring cheer to her playmate.
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Miss Matilda Dedmon spent
Thanksgiving with Dr. and Mr*
Robert Wilson in Shelby.
Miss Emelyn Gillespie of Univer
sity at Chapel Hill spent the holi
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
B.W.Gillespie.
Moffatt Ware, it., student at Blue
Ridge School for Boys in Henderson,
ville spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Ware.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beam
over the Thanksgiving holidays
were Miss Nancy Dickey, student at
W. C.TJ.N. C., Greensboro, Miss Mar
gie Lou Dickey of Catawba College,
Salisbury, and Mr. and Mrs. Jame?"
Dickey of New Bern.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold K^ser, and
Johnnie Klser, spent Thanksgiving
in Ingold with Mrs. Kiser's mother.
They attended the game in Chapel"
Hill on Saturday.
The 1949 production of Finnish
cheese is expected to exceed the
prewar output by 10 percent.
Imprisonment In ancient Rome
was ised only to detain a prisorter
unth oled, when he was either kill
ed, physically punished, or freed.
mode from the best ingredients, carefully balanced. That Laying Mash is
You will also get best resultsJroOi our PINNACLE special Mixed Feeds.
Custom mixing at a reasonable price ? we can famish most any protein
concentrate or basis grain.
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