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DEB SniWART
Celebrates
Birthday
Gary Dean Stewart,
Jr., son of Mr. and Mtr.
Gary Stewart, cele
brated hla flret birthday
Monday, Aug. 8.
A birthday party was
held Saturday afternoon
at the Stewart home In
the Dixon Community
and Dee’a clown
decorated birthday cake
was cut and served with
party refreahmente.
Joining In party fun
were Dee's three-year-
old elater, Leigh Anne;
his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. George T.
Stewart, hie a\mte and
luicles, Mr. and Mra. Ed
Spencer and JuUe of
Durham and Mrs.
Dewey Grlgg, Jeff and
Lynn, of Klnga Moim-
taln; and coualna, Mrs.
Greg Sutton and
daughter, Beth; Mr. and
Mra. Tommy Berry and
Mm. Louise Tucker and
Tucky.
Dee iR grandson of
Mr. and Mra. George T.
Stewart of the Dixon
Community and Mr. and
Mra. Howard Rogers of
Taylorsville and great-
grandson d Mra. Jeff
Rogers, Mrs. D. O.
Dyson, both of
Taylorsville, and Mr.
and Mra. M. L. BeU of
Mount Holly.
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Has 3rd
Birthday
Mary Atkina, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. N.
Gene Atkins, celebrated
her third birthday July
80th at her grand
parents home In Grover.
Her parents and
grandparents helped
her celebrate by cutting
a clown cake which wste
■CR^ed with Ice craam
and party refreahmente.
Mary la grand
daughter of Mr. and
Mra. H. C. Atkins of
Grover and Mr. and
Mra. H. Richard Lall of
Shelby. Her great-
grandparents ara Mr.
and Mra. Chartle Benton
of Grover and Monroe
Atkins of Moorasboro
and Mra. Mary Lall of
Shelby and Mrs. Martha
Bromm of Malbouma,
Fla.