El-Bethel-Bethware
News
(Mr*. Leonard Gambia)
The eighth grade pupils, their
teacher, Mrs. Sue Moss and the
following parents, Mrs. and Mrs.
Myers Hambright, Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Bell, Mrs. William Bell,
Mrs. Fred Green, Mrs. Boyd San
ders, Mrs.. H. A. Goforth enjoyed
a trip to the Planetorium at
Chapel Hill, Duke Chapel and
? gardens at Durham, then on to
Raleigh where they saw the capl
tol. Hall of History, Governor's
mansion, the State penitentiary
and coliseum on State college
campus at Raleigh. The group
left Bethwere early Thursday
morning by bus, returning the
same night at 11 p. m.
Friday night at 8 p. m. the sen
iors presented their class play
which was a three act comedy en
titled "Mama's Baby Bdy". The
cast of characters were: Frances
Bridges, Kenneth Spencer, Bobby
Huskey, Margaret Goforth, Hazel
Beaty, Arshel Sanders, Frejda
Brown, Thelma Davis, Lois Short,
? William Mayes and Betty Lou
Hovls. A good crowd was present.
Miss Sara Crawford, home eco
nomic teacher at Bethware Is
teachelng a home nursing course
at the school house each Monday
and Tuesday nights: Classes be
gin at 7:00 p. m.
A two weeks singing school Is
In progress at El-Bethel church.
The school Is being taught by J.
C. Cooper of Shelby. Everyone Is
invited to attend.
The El-Bethel Home Demon
stration club met Friday after
noon at 2:30 p. m. at the school
house. A good crowd was present
and enjoyed the demonstration
after which the hostesses, Mrs.
C. C. Whlsnant and Mrs. Wray
Whisnant "served nice refresh
ments.
Open house will be held Friday
night at Beth ware school. All pa
rents are urged to go for the pro
gram and take a picnic iunch.
Sub-district meeting for the
Methodist Youth Fellowship will
be held Thursday night at Trinity
church.
The Jessie Lee circle of El
Bethel church met Sunday night
at the church. A good crowd was
present. Mrs. Clyde fridges,
chairman, conducted the business
and Mrs. J. W. Gantt led the pro
gram which was on "Being a
Christian".
Immediately after the meeting
the group Joined the officers,
teachers and other members for
a business session at which time
plans were made for the annual
Homecoming Day to be held the
first Sunday in June. Plans were
discussed on how to Improve the
Sunday school.
Rev. C. C. Crowe of Shelby was
the Sunday dinner guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie McSwaln.
Miss Laura Lane Morris Is
back at school after having mea?
sles. Miss Betty Jean Eaker was
sick over the weekend with tonal
litis.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Goforth at
tended the funeral of Mr. Charles
Meagher in Shelby' Sunday after
noon,
Friday the 5th grade of Beth
ware enjoyed a field trip and
picnic at the Kings Mountain
Battleground. They were accom
panied by their teacher, Mrs.
Amos Best and the following pa
rents, Mrs. Fred Greene, Mrs.
Paul Hayes, Mrs. Ted Ledford,
Mrs. Jamison and Mrs. H. A. Go
forth.
Major Bolin of the U. S. Army,
stationed at Texas, came home
Sunday to visit his parents, Mr*
and Mrs. M. M. Bolin, another
son, J. V. Bolin Of the Navy who
has Just returned from Korea is
also at home on a leave,
Mrs. George Barber and Mrs.
Hilda Goforth spent Saturday in
Charlotte.
M. C. Neal returned home Mwn- i
Boy Scout News
Troop 1, of First Presbyterian
church met In the Recreation
Building Monday, April 21 at
7:30 p. m. The troop enjoyed Its
camping trip to Morrow Moun
tain. Plans were discussed to
make next trip even better.
Troop then divided into patrols
to plan patrol activities.
Plans were made to attend
camp at Tryon the last week In
June. *
The troop was then dismissed
with the Scout oath,
"Carl Moss was elected as our
new assistant scout master and
Ted Ramsey, our scout master.
Scout troop No. 2 held Its 13th
regular meeting Wednesday night
at the regular time.
The meeting was opened with
the Scout Oath and Scout Laws
heard by the Scout master.
Awards were given to those
who made advancements Vat the
last court. After this we had. a
short talk by Rev. Orberding.
We had one visitor, Mr. Ormand.
We planned a camping trip for
Friday at 5 o'clock to go to the
Davidson Scout camp. We gave
our good turns and went to pa
trol meeting where the dues, were
taken up.
We re-assembled and played
a few games, and adjourned with
the Scout benediction.
Dewltt BJanton,
Scribe
day from the Memorial hospital
in Charlotte where he underwent
a ser*ous operation.
Mrs. Arthur Phlfer is still In a
serious condition in the Memorial
hospital in Charlotte.
Miss Lois Gamble . and /.not' e
Ware spent the weekend In Shel
by with Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Ham
rick.
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Saturday, April 26.
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Grovei Baptist
(Side Meets
By Lola Faye Hardin
GROVER, April 23 ? The Mel
dona Livingston Circle met In the
First Baptist church basement,
Thursday evening at 7:30. Mrs. T.
T. Keeter was In charge of the
program. Mrs. Clyde Rhea gave
the devotional. Those taking part
on the program were Mrs. John
Gold and Mrs. James Blalock,
Miss Lola . Faye Hardin gave a
part about the Y. W. A., Sally
Davis, the Intermediate G. A's.
and Larry White the Intermedi
ate R. A's. ? , ...
Mr. and Mrs. James Kirk and
Jimmy of Chicago, 111., are visit
ing Mrs. K'.rk's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. B. hemdon. Mrs. Kirk is
the former Miss Margaret Hern
don.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Link from
McCormlck, S. C., and Mr. and
Mrs. William Hard n of Lincoln
ton visited Mr. and Mrs. V. J.
Hardin Sunday. /.
Mr. and Mrs. James Byers and
Misses Sybil Byers and Lola Faye
Hardin motored . through ? the
mountains of North Carolina
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Everette Ham
bright visited Mr. ' Hambright's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Hambright last weekend.
Mrs. Berjha George and Miss
Ava Gibbons spent the weekend
in Lincolnton with Mrs. Fern
George.
John Houser. USN, spent a few
days this week with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Houser. He will
leave this week for duty in the
Mediterranean Sea.
Sherwood Tate. USN, Medical
Hospital in Norfolk, Va? spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Tate.
Mrs. B. A. Harry visited Mrs.
Delbert Byers at Ellenboro re
cently. Mrs. Byers is seriously ill.
James McGinnis a student at
Wake Forest college spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.
and. Mrs. Joe McGinnis. .
Miss Ada Mae Moss from New
York is .spending sometime with
her family, spent several days
with her sister. Mrs. Evelyn Brid
ges in Morganton, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Field have
returned from a visit in Tampa,
Fla. Mr. Field will report to
Oceana, Va.. "this week where he
is in the Naval Air Corps. Mrs.
Field will continue to mak< her
home with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. C. Hardin.
Rev. Park Moore and Ray Go
forth went to Presbyterian Junior
college, in Maxton Saturday to
attend 'Senior Day".
Rev Kenneth Hollifelld, Mrs.
Ralph Goforth. J. H. Smith, Jr.,
Mrs. Plnkney Cook, and R. H.
POnder went to Hickory. Ky? last
week to see about getting new
pews for Bethany Baptist church.
Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Hardin and
Mrs. Jack Hardin visited Jack
Hardin, USN. Jacksonville, Fla.,
over the weekend.
Mr. and Harold Herndon visit
ed Miss Marie Herndon in Kan
napolise. Sunday
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The Senior Claw of Grover
high school will present a three
act comedy, "No Bride for the
Groom", Saturday evening at 8
p. m. at the school auditorium.
The cast of characters Include:
Bess Shelby, as Frances Huff
ate tier; Herbert Prindel, as Al
vert Hambrlght; Jolly, As Marie
Roberson; Sophia Shelby, as Pau
line BessjDlgby Prindel, as Don
White; LJbby Little, as Louise
Dyke; Salamandy, as 'Phyllis
Lall; Dot Clalborn, as Sara Faye
Dixon; Tom Swanta, as Charlie
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as Jane Pickelton. '
The play It directed by Mr?. J.
H. Lee, Jr.
The Grover Lions Club met
Monday night at the Grover
school cafeteria. The guest speak
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Mr. and Mrs. A1 Herndon an
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Sunday. April 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
Frauds announce the birth of a
son, born on Monday, April 21.
In Surry County, some chest
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