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THE FOUNDER & NEWS LEADER, Mooresville, N. C.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1937
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ed him to remain in bed for a ;a::::ii:ss5Bs
while.
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Local snd Favsotial Ittnts
last week with his sister, Mi
Herbert Troutman and Mr.
Troutman.
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Miss Francella Craven is ill
with an attack of appendicitis at
her home on West Center Ave.
Mr. Henry Churchman, of Lou
isville, Kentucky, is visiting Mr.
James Troutman during the
Christmas holidays. Mr. Trout
man and Mr. Churchman room
together at Georgia Tech. Mr.
Troutman is a junior in chemi
cal engineering, and Mr. Church
man a junior in Mechanical en-1 en
gineering. Mrs. Lanier Allison spent Sun-
o (day in Charlotte with her par-
Misses Minnie and Kate ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Jj. Sullivan.
Templeton will spend Christmas! 0
in Greenville, S. C. as the guest I Mrs. Frank Holland, of Panama
of their sister, Mrs. Mack Ulmer City, Fla., arrived Monday to
and Mr. Ulmer. spend Christmas with her father,
o Mr. L. L. Troutman.
Miss Margaret Davidson and: 0
Mrs. Sally Davidson Johnston, of Rev. and Mrs R E Lovelle will
Chicago, arrived Monday to spend leave Friday for Dillon. S C,
the holidays with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Davidson.
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Mrs. C. C. Bost, of Badin, is
spending this week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Barron Mills and Mr.
Mills.
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Mrs. OUie Kimmons will spend
Christinas with her mother, Mrs.
P. T. Miller, at her home in Ashe
ville. o
Mr. and Mrs. G. B Ward and
sons, who make their home at
the Commercial Hotel, left the
first of the week for Macon, Ga.,
to spend the holidays with re
latives. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bohanno:.
and little daughter, Esten,. v ill
leave Friday for Columbia, S. C.
to spend Christmas with Mrs.
Bohannon's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Matheson.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sloop mov
ed into their handsome new re-
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City, Va., spent several days here . . ,
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BREEZY BREEZES
BY ELIZABETH LANEY
-As being the Christmas sea-
I anu cvt-iuucy navmg a ieei-
i of goodwill towards his fel
lov :..en, we can cite a few hap
penings that have made us ex
ceedingly glad. B. Ray Fox, out
in Lcs Angeles, Calif., just sent
a Christmas card wishing all
o i the Rounder gang a Memo
Miss Marjorie Cocke and Mr. Christmas. Merrie Christmas to
Lee Flint, of Kernsville, were the ye, Ray. Then "Bobby" Stafford,
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. who has been located in the Pa
Bill Cooke. j nama Canal Zone for the past
o couple of years, dropped in the
Mr. John Boyd, of Durham, other day and paid up his sub
and Mri. Theodore Weaver and script-ion. "Bobby" was telling us
daughters, Betsy & Hannah, will how much he enjoyed the Roun
spend Christmas with their par der. Things like this make us
ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Boyd. happy indeed!
LOCALS SPLIT TWIN
BILL WITH MOUNT
ULLA
into the Mooresville Blue Devils
Monday night and came out of
the cage battle with the score in
their favor 34-26. In a rousle
tousle battle that kept every
Coach Johnson felt unusually player on his tiptoes the two
proud of her Blue Beauties Mon- teams fought it out. Score at
day night when they defeated ' half stood 11-8, Mount Ulla's
American Colleges and Universi
ties." How did you do it, Annette? ,
. . . . Note the Conference the Mount Ulla cagers 51-17 on ( favor. The 3rd and 4th quarters
Basketball schedule printed in'tneir court. Lowrance led the ' witnessed a passing exhibition
scoring for the locals with 18 put on by both teams. The Blue
points. Howard was runner-up Devils' high scorer was McLaugh
with 17. The guards played un- nn with 11 ponits and the Bull
usually well with Thompson dog's was C. HofTner with 13.
doing nicely. At the half the Mount Ulla rolled up score in 3rd
score was 28-6 with Mooresville quarter.
well m tne lead.
the paper this week. . . . Don
Harris keeps a file of the Roun
der. . . . Mr. M. W. White is
a true picture of an old gentle
man of the South. . . Sarah
Benfield claims that she can out
step Miss Sara Schumann. How
about a race girls?
Plans have been completed
for a Collegiate Homecoming
Dance at the Bachelor's Club on
December 30th. Claude Little and
his orchestra, who seem to be
,' cashing in on the Christmas
dances, will render the music
Miss Margaret Mayhew, of And just to show you how The sponsors hope to make this
to visit Mr. Lovelle's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Moser and
son, Maurice Jr., of Tryon. are
spending this week at the home
of Mr and Mrs. F. B. Moser.
Greensboro, will arrive Friday dumb some people are we want
an annual affair for the home-
enminff rnllpcra sf.nrt Ant.s Tlw t.hp
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. question was raised, how to spell c,aude uttle flnd his buncn
Sumter, S. C. I promptly spoke of mllsi malr,B wi nav
.up-S-u-m-p-t-e-r.-Andthenit dance at the American Legion
,-n, of was on! Miss Hawthorne, who is v,ct
college girl, declared it
parents,
Mayhew.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brow
Charleston, S. C. and Mooresville
Lineup was : Orders (4 points),
Howard (17), Helms (10) Sher
rill, Thompson, Barver, Lowrance
(18), Pharis (2). Referee was
Wilkinson.
The Mount Ulla Bulldogs bit
Lineup was: Poole (5), Ben
field (8), Walters (4), Poston,
McLaughlin (11).
RUBBER STAMPS Made on
short notice, Xotary Seals. The
Commercial Press. Phone 191.
Season's
announce the birth of a daugh- t was "S-u-m-t-e-r". But oh no,
ter, Harriet Ann, Sunday morn- ( Mr. Felts agreed with me. Where
ing at the Lowrance Hospital. upon a lady-friend came in and
o told us we are all wrong, because
As this paper goes to press the i she distinctly remembered see
condition of Mr. E. H. Davidson, ' ing it in the Charlotte Observer
Mrs. N. G Moore accompanied . wno has been critically ill at his b-u-m-n-t-e-r." By that time
her son, Dr Wilson Moore, and'nome 011 West Wilson Avenue, , we were all muddle. We argued
-u-
Mrs. E. W. Brawley and daugh
ter. Frances, spent last week
end in Grensboro with Mr. and
Mrs. John Caffey.
daughter, Dr. Lardner Moore
Shannon, to Bermuda for a weeks
visit. They will return to Dr.
Shannon's home in Montclair, ,
N. J. Christmas Eve. where Mrs.
Moore will visit for sometime.
o
Dr. Hunter Smith, who os pro
fessor of Physics at the Universi
ty of Maryland, is spending the
Christmas holidays with his mo
ther, Mrs. Lee Smith.
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Mr. Joe Sheaf arrived Monday
from Washington. D. C. to spend
Banks Culp just brought us a
firecracker for a Christmas gift.
He said he hoped we would have a
popping Christmas. ... We just
learned that Mr. W. P. Carpenter
is very ill at his home. Mr. Car
penter has been sick for some
weeks, but lately has been up
town. However, we learned vps-
ui. vwusuu w. iidUMn, ui na- lumping u up, so we pun out the terday that he has a very bad
leigh, will arrive Thursday to ole road map. And it was S-u-m- ' heart and will he mnfw,!
I spend Christinas with his mother, t-e-r! Miss Telia took twenty- his home for ..t.im. at-
Mrs. W. W. Rankin. five points for that one. It a r n.nn u '.' " 1 '
, iit Jft uwuiiian anuwt'n s n s
is said to b.: somewhat improved.
o-
about it for three days and then
someone got the bright idea of
I
o the holidays with Mrs. H. E.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy- Wood Shoaf and Miss Mary Shoaf.
Mrs. Hattie Nunn and srai, Harry j o
Lee, of Winston-Salem, Mr.wnd I ' The many friends of Mr. W.
Mrs. Walter Boone and daughter, 1 P. Carpenter will regret to learn
Patsy, of Kannapolis, and Mr. j that he is confined to bed again
and Mrs. Frank Gaswell, of New j at his home on North Main
York City, were week-end guests Street. Mr. Carpenter had been
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. ! ill for sometime with rheumatism
B. Moser on Moore Avenue. but was able to be back at his
o place of business until last Satur-
Mr. Boyce Robinson, of Chase! day, when his physician advis-
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Christinas
NOT A GUTTER OF DEBATING NOW IT'S
MOST HERE
Make hearts Merry with lovely lasting gifts.
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Robes
Shirts
Ties
Hats
Scarfs
Belts
Suits
Overcoats
j GIFTS FOR WOMEN
i Coats
i Dresses
Robes
( Fitted Bags
I Hostess Gowns
Hose
Bags
Gowns
Pajamas
and other Lingerie
Mrs. Frank Holland arrived Mon- Rockwell Deaton claims
day from Panama City, Florida, Charlotte is not the Friendliest
to spend the holidays with her City in the south and sets forth
father, Mr. Lester Troutman. i this story to prove his complaints.
Mo.yr.e "Rock" is just sore because
he was razzed over the incident.
It seems that "Rock" and Wil
liam Alexander were crossing
West Trade Street, when they
saw some of the boys from home.
They "chewed the fat" with the
locaia, who drove on, and Rock
yelled out "Git on back home."
Whereupon one of the Queen
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Dots and Rashes: Annette Mc
Neely is listed in "Who Is Who in
reading glass that he uses so
that that a bad chprk will nnt. o-pf tt
( .v g,. V flwV
him. He says it is such a good
glass that he can look through it
at a little girl and it looks like
a big woman. . . . The W. P. A.,
with Mrs. John Matthews super
vising, has some girls over at
Town Hall cleaning up. The girls
are having a good time routing
the cops out with their brooms
and dust cloths. . . . The high
school paper, "Central Times,"'
is just off press and is done up
in red and green. . . . Lena
, Brown, at the high school, made
per
minute for a five minute test
this week. Whatta woman. Bet
she doesn't have a typewriter
like mine.
city s cops growled "Git on back
home yourself." Poor ole Rock's 'a neat speed of 55 words
iauc 10 sun Diazing.
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ATTEND OUR FREE DANCE
FRIDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 24th
Music Furnished By Claude Little's Orchestra
Sandwiches Barbecue Country Ham, Chicken
Salad and Drinks of All Kinks.
THE TAVERN
Stcircsvillc Road John Mason Morrow, Mgr.
East Monbo
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Stewart
High School News
The Intermediate class of
and Nancy spent Thursday night Broad Street Methodist Church
TO ALL
MOORESVILLE
DRUG CO.
Phone 79 We Deliver
GIFTS FOR THE FAMILY
Blankets Towels Linens
Lovely Banquet Cloths, Dinner Cloths, Lace
Cloths.
Bridge Sets, Pillow Cases, and many other
Lovely Pieces.
A Merry, Merry Christ
mas To All
John Mack & Son
MOORESVILLE, N. C.
i "is "T s "-at
with Mrs. Stewart's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bently Bustle, of Moor
esville. Nancy told us she saw
Santa Claus while she was in
Mooresville.
Miss Ruby Brown entertained
a number of the young people at
!her home Friday night with a
j Christmas party. After a hot oy
jster supper a few games were
played. Miss Merle Holdsclaw ser
ved some of her home made cho
colate candy as refreshments.
WSS c"AK:n one attending received a
gin. Those attending were: Mis
ses Margaret and Betty Kerely,
Inez and Sloise Brown, Viola and
Merle Holdsclaw, Lena Orren,
Sara Kates and Ruby Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Kennerly
and Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. S. E.
Kennerly of Mooresville were Sa
turday night visitors of Mrs.
Kennedy's sisters, Misses Ida
and Greenie Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Orren and
! children, Billy, Ted and Robert
Putnam, of Statesville, spent
Sunay with Mrs. Orren and Mr.
Putnam's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Putnam.
GOODMAN'S
Have on display the largest
variety of Christmas Gifts
in history of Store. Visit
us before purchasing.
GOODMAN'S
THE REXALL STORE
Opposite Depot
Mooresville, X. C. Phone 1
(ME0D6Q
niEtii voun
BflTTERV llott
had a Christmas party Friday
afternoon at the home of Marie
Ballard. Many games were play.
ed and refreshments were served
afterwards to the delight of every
one. santa Claus came to give
out presents. Those present were
Mrs. Morse, Marie Ballard, Do
rothy Moore, Nita Stilewell, Helen
Howell, Lucile Williams, Lily Bell
Minter, Catherine Lyles, Mary
ttnei Morrow, Wilhelmina Da
vis, Stella Newton, Pauline Er
vin, Cora Mae Newton, Rachel
Harwell, Dorothy Coone, Helena
Brackett, Betty Sinclair and He
len Patterson.
The Broad Street Methodist
Church will have its Christmas
pageant Sunday night, Dec. 26.
at 7 o'clock.
Lucile Williams, Reporter
HOME ECONOMICS DEPART-
MEXT SHOWS TRUE CHRIST
MAS GIVING
Have you ever stopped to think
that this Christmas, and every
other one, the well known Santa
l Claus is brinincr
MUs Faye Sherrill of Troutman ness to the world as he is happi
is spending this week in Monbo. 'ness?
The Christmas tree and pro-1 Manv wmncrct,.rc
f. LBelhel Baptist Church know that Santa ra. i. w
will be Friday night, nee
7:15. Every one Is Invited.
24, at
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Lrl'iiS. jf jrmm, IliI-t
W. H. Jones, Manager
131 N. Main St. Phone 133
Mooresville, N. C.
Hiddenite
The Rocky Springs Womens
Club held the annual Christmas
party with Miss Eloise Patterson.
About twenty attended and a
most enjoyable time was had by
all present after many interesting
games were played. Candy, nuts,
fruit, popcorn and marshmal
lows were enjoyed.
Miss Eloise Patterson who has
accepted a position at Salisbury
with Rose's Five and Ten left
Sunday to work during the ho
lidays. Meters. Robert Sharpe, Har
ry Patterson and Mi Ponnv
Patterson accompanied Miss Pat- giving them
me irue spirit oi giving, can
not understand why Santa does
not come to see them when they
are good, as he does to others.
Mrs. Gabriel has brought this
fact before the second-year Home
Economics girls and we are try
ing to help make more children
happy. We have brought dis
carded clothes and toys from
home to the Home Economics
department, where we are mend
ing and repairing them. Besides
mending clothes we are making
new garments for pre-school
children. Some of the girls are
making cookies to put in the
boxes also.
The department hopes that the
children who receive these boxes
will be as happy as we are in
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