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BY MRS M. C. HARDIN
l M TELEPHONE YE-7-61U
GROVER. — The Junior Girls'
Auxiliary of the First Baptist
church met with Mrs. Charles Ev
erett Monday afternoon.
Nancy Robinson was in charge
of the program and presented
Sharon Gold, Violde Turner, Jan
ice Morgan, Berthh Fhilbeck and
the leader, Mrs. Jack Herndon In
a pflaylet that portrayed South
ern Baptist Mission work in
South America, emphasizing in a
practical way how the part of
the Lottie Moon offering to be
spent in South ^America would en
large the work there. Taffy Har
ry, Janet Spangler, Wanda Bolin
and. Sheila Harry rendered beau
tiful special music. Mrs. Everett
gave eaich one present a small
decorated jar' to serve as a sav
ings bank for the December Lot
tie Moon foreign mission offering.
During me soda! hour Mrs. T.
H. Hairy, Mrs. Herndon, Janet
Spangler, Taffy and Sheila Har
ry assisted Mrs. Everett in serv
ing refreshments.
Week of Prayer for Foreign
Missions is (being Observed No
vember 28 through December 2,
at the First Baptist church. Ev
eryone Is urged to drop in for
f’fee and prayer during the
urs from 11:30 a. mu to 2:00
m. Friday.
The Mary Christian circle met
Thursday with Mirs. Gordon My
ers. Mrs. Jerome Spangler, Mrs.
Jack Pinkelton, Mrs. Grady Ross
and Mrs. Harry Beam were on
the program.
The (Bostic circle of the First
Baptist church held their No
vember meeting with Mrs. Ber
tha George. The topic of the
study was “The Woman’s Wit
ness.” Taking part on the pro
gram! were Mrs. B. F. (Bird, Mrs.
B. A. Harry, Mrs. W. I. Beam,
Mrs. E B. Herndbn, Mrs. Susie
Cooke and Mrs. (Lillie Mae Rol
lins. Mrs. George served nice re
freshments.
The Alma Hunt circle held
their meeting with Mrs. John
Gold, Mrs. Beck Wright, Mrs. A.
F. Collins, Mrs. Edward Bell and
Mrs. Gold were on the program.
Mrs. Gold served delicious re
freshments.
The following ladies of the
Woman’s Club were on the Bet
ty Feezer Show over CBS in
Charlotte Friday: Mrs. J. C.
Scruggs, Mrs. Holmes Harry,
Mrs. June Parks, Mrs. Glenn
Rountree, Mrs. J. IB. Ellis, Mrs.
Charles Adams, Mrs. P. A. Fran
cis, Mrs. Jack Hemdbn, Mrs. Do*
nald Woods, Mrs. W. W. McCar
ter, (Mrs. Louis (Morgan, Mrs. W.
F. Cockrell, Mrs. Fain Hamfori
ght and Mrs. Bob Hambright.
and Mrs. Harley Wooten
V Greenville, S. ..C., visited Mrs.
JBertha George Saturday.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Scruggs and Becky during the
Thanksgiving holidays were Mrs.
Martha B. Fraser of Gainesville
Fla., Mr. and Mrs. John Huggins
of Oh aped HUl, John R. Hudson
and Miss MJargaret (Breese of
Brevard.
Mrs. Martha IB. Fraser return
ed to Gainesville, Fla.., Tuesday
after a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. J. C. Scruggs.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer West
moreland and sons, Bud and Jim,
of Johnson City, Tenn., were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. West
moreland on Thursday.
(Dean Westmoreland has arriv
ed home from 18 months in Ger
many. He is Home with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. (B. West
moreland.
Kenneth Byers is home for 20
days from the Air Force in Illi- j
nois. Bobby Watterson and Dean
Westmoreland were honored at a
dinner Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore Byers. Oth
er guests were Mrs. Byers’ mo
ther and sister from Gaffney.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Martin’
of Burlington spent from Wed
nesday unltil Sunday with Mrs. J.
D. Watterson.
Dr. George Westmoreland and
Beck Taylor of Hudson visited
.relatives here Monday enroute to
flblumlbia, S . C., to visit J. F
iwestmoreland at the Veterans’
hospital. '
Mr. Ed Becknell of Gaffney
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. Becknell. Mr. George
Becknell of Pacolet and Mr. and
Mrs. Dutch Day of Gastonia
were Sunday guests, i t.
Mrs. Addie Beam was aocom
panied home last Saturday by
Mrs. Irene Crump and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles. Crump of Badin.
They spent Saturday night with
Mrs. Beam.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Moss, Miss
es Shirley Moss and Margaret
Sides, Butch Moss and David Mel
ton visited J. F. Westmoreland
Sunday at the Veterans’ hospital
in Columbia, S. C. ( I
W. W. Little underwent surgery
ait the Kings Mountain hospital
last Week. i
Miss Ann Davis of Charlotte
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Davis. .
Jimmy Shirkey of State College
Raleigh, spent the holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Shirkey and
Ralph.
Mrs. William Cockrell and chil
dren, (Billy and Kelly Rofebin,
left lN. J. Thursday by plane to
join 1st Lt. Cockrell in Sohwin
fort, Germany.
Mrs. R. D. Moss has returned
home from California after spen
•ding a month with Mr. and Mrs.
C. R. Norfelt. Enroute home she
visited a sister in .Chicago and
relatives in Iowa.
Mrs. Lillie Rollins spent Satur
day in Gastonia with Mr. and
Mrs. Max Rollins. i
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lee have
moved to Shelby from Raleigh.
Mrs. Lee is the former Sally Da
vie.
Cobia Goforth of Cullowhee
spent the Thanksgiving holidays
with Mr. and1 Mrs. Preston Go
forth. f . i | |
Mt. and Mrs. D. E. Byers and
daughter of Ellenlboro visited
Mrs. Bertha George Sunday aft
ernoon..
Mrs. S. B. Crocker spent from
Wednesday until Sunday with
her daughter, Mrs. Richard Tay
lor and family and Mrs. Grant
Curie and family in Como.
Charles Davis of Detroit, Mich.,
is spending some time with Mrs.
W. E. Davis. r t
fMiss Catherine Hamtoright of
Atlanta, Ga.. spent the holidays
with Mrs. F, B. Hamtoright. While
here they visited Dr. and Mrs.
Rufus Hamtoright and sons in
Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Briggs and]
Jackie of Raleigh were Saturday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Royster.
IBobby Watterson, who has had
a month’s furlough with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hood Watter
ison, left Sunday to toe stationed
with the Air Force at Tulley, Ice
land, for two years.
Miss Elaine Pruette of Western
Teachers College spent the holi
days with Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Pruette. , ;
(Miss Betsy Shaw of Pheiffer
College spent the holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. Deward Shaw and
Connie.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wright of
Raleigh spent the holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Ross and
Mr. and Mrs. Stough Wright...
Miss Arlene Wright of WCUNC
spent the holidays with Mr. and
Mrs. Stough Wright
C. F. Harry, Jr., W. W. McCar
ter and Bob Ham|bright spent
Tuesday in Atlanta on a business J
trip.
Mr. and (Mrs. Preston Holt, Te
resa and Tim, spent the holidays
in’ Leaksville with relatives.
Mrs. Maggie Carter and Ed
ward Carter of Gastonia were
Sunday guests of Mrs. J. D. Wat
terson.
Mrs. B. A. Harry and Tommy
Harry went to Raleigh toy plane
to be with Mrs. A. <H. Morgan on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. MViCarter,
Mrs. Donald Woods, B. A. Harry
and Mr. and Mrs. Don Harry
spent last* weekend in (Raleigh
and attended the funeral of Mr.
A. H. Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Q. McCarter
of Charlotte spent the weekend
with Mrs. C. M. McCarter.
Mrs. Charles Everett, a shut-in,
in a wheel Chair has a splint on
her right thumb for an indefinite
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Tate of Co
lumjbia, S. C., and Mr. and Mrs.
Sherwood Tate of Shelby were
Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
VC C. Tate.
Mrs. B. O. Randall, Miss Arrie
Randall and Mrs. Yates Putnam
of near Shelby were Monday
guests of Mrs. R. C. Tate.
Always use double boiler when
melting wax. Do not spill or pour
wax down the drain.
DON'T RUN OUTI
Get More SUNRISE AIL STAR
MILK
for the weekend!
> Sunrise Dairy
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U. S. Choice W-D "Branded"
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Boneless Top Round LB
Tender Cube
"U. S. Choice Govt. Inspected Beef"
Short Ribs Of Lean, Boneless
Bepf Lb. 39* Stew Lb. 59'
Kinghams (By The Piece) Breakfast
Bacon -39
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Boneless Chuck or Sh'ld Standing Rib Short Cut
Roast Lb 69' Roast u>. 79'
U. S. Choice, Trimmed Full, Beef
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Peaches *
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Limit 5 cans please
Nco3“ 49"
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Cans
6-oz.
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$J00
89'
Delicious Luncheon Meat
Spam
P
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Peanut Butter «
12-oz.
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39*
59'
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Crackin' Good Deluxe
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TOMATO SOUP 5 49
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FRUIT PIES..3T0
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