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SUNDAY DINNER
By ANN PAGE

n NY housewife who wishes to be
"A especially economical in her
food buying this week will use plenty
of vegetables, fruits, cheese and eggs
and use meat more for flavor than as
a substantial food. Meats are higher
while vegetables are much more plen-
tiful. Many are cheap and most others
very reasonable.
The fruit list is also lengthening;
small fruits such as berries, currants
and cherries are at the height of their
season, last week the melon family
bowed only to potatoes in size of ship
ments, apricots, plums and peaches
are reasonably priced and well dis
tributed. Bananas and oranges are of
course year round standbys.
Seasonable foods make up the fol-
lowing menus.
Low Cost Dinner
Baked Stuffed Breast of Lamb
Drowned Potatoes Green Beans
Bread and Butter
Cream Pie with Bananas
Tea or Coffee Milk
Medium Cost Dinner
Broiled Chicken
Scalloped Potatoes Green Peas
Bread and Butter
Cherry Pie
Tea or Coffee Milk
Very Special Dinner
Melon Plate
Roast Spring Lamb Gravy
Buttered Beets
Cauliflower Hollandaise
Cucumber Salad
Rolls and Butter
Coffee Bavarian
Coffee
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The mosquitoes are in the bush
waiting patiently for the city cous-
ins.
The steamer ]. H. Tygert carried
the first shipment of new wheat to-
day, which was in prime condition.
The share Of Public School
money for Smyrna is S489.20; the
apportionment for the county ST.
500.
t. d. Pierce has rented the house
late the residence Of E. r. Hall on
Mt. Vernon street, and will occupy
it next week.
Mrs. ]. B. Cooper, whose yard
is always attractive from its beau
tiful flowers, has two Night Bloom
ing Cereus to open On Friday
night.
The crop Of hay is a large one
and has been saved in such excel
lent condition that the horses and
cows will have reason to smile"
next winter
Capt. w N. Jarvis has purchas-
ed a lot Of George d. Collins, cor
ner of Delaware and Frazier
streets. Capt. Jarvis viii probably
build a house sometime in the fu-
ture.
John F. Goldsborough west of
Clayton, estimates that the Saw
Fly cut off one fifth of the heads
of wheat in his field. The Middle
town farmers, or some Of them,
are placing their loss at five bush
els per acre.
The Ezekiel Fiddeman property
near Duck Greek was sold last
last week at sheriff sale to H. D.
Boyer for S239 and that of Will
liam Wells in Duck Creek to the
Smyrna Building and Loan Asso-
citation for S275.
The weather was splendid last
week and the wheat threshers
were in requisition everywhere and
a number got their grain in the
garner. The turnout is good and
the grain fine. The holiday and
rainy weather has prevented any
threshing thus far this week.
William NJ. Boyer says his pros
pective crop Of 5000 baskets Of
peaches a month ago is reduced to
1000, and still the peaches are rot
ting and falling in his six-year-old
orchard. His old orchard is doing
better. When such varieties as
the Mountain Rose and Reeves rot
and fall in the growing state as
has been the case the past year
and this, it looks as if the peach in
this section as a profitable invest |
ment was nearing the end of the
race.
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Held ON Serious Charge

Charles Fountain, of Buckman
Village, Pa, was taken to Dover
by Private Daniel F. Sullivan of
the State Police, last week, to face
serious charges. Fountain was
arrested in Buckman Village, by
Detective Captain George J. Feen-
ey, Of Chester. Fountain, arrest
ed on a fugitive warrant, waived
extradition. He is to be tried in
the Court OF Common Pleas, on a
rape charge. He is alleged to have
committed the crime against
Valma Marie Fletcher, age p, Of
near Burrsville.
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Girl Dead 8 Hours Revived

A number Of persons are visiting
the farm home Of Margaret Han
cock. II, at Willard, Nd, to con
graduate the girl VINO was revived
eight hours after she was believed
to have been killd by bolt Of
lightning. The girl, her mother.
and a sister Elizabeth. were struck
by the bolt aturday, June 26, while
seated in a first floor room Of their
home. The girTs father and a
friend We're also in the room but
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PRESLEY SPJRUANCE TAKES
OVER FONT HILL"

OfEh FUN HILL
Presley Spruance moved from
his home in this town last week
where he has always resided, to
Font Hill" the well known prop
erty just beyond the western limits
Of the town, where he proposes to
make his future home and give his
attention entirely to agriculture
when he is through with his pres
ent Office Of Recorder of Kent
county. Mr.. Spruance bought this
property some two years ago, hav-
ing already some valuable land ad-
poining, with the intention Of MAX
ing home to his liking for the
later part Of his life. This resi-
dence was the home of Daniel
Cummins forty years ago and was
one Of our most attractive suburb
an homes. During the past twen-
ty years it has so gone down as to
hardly have a sembIance Of its
former self. There has been very
great change this year in it's re-
juvination under Mrs. Spruance's
guiding hand. The yard has been
re-inclosed with neat fence,
shrubbery, plants, rustic frames
and baskets adorn it as good taste
dictated, and tn ehouse, in addition
to other repairs inside and out has
been nearly surrounded with a
wide porch 112 feet IN length, Civ
ing it quite Southern appearance
in style. A large window has also
been inserted in the end next to
the road, and with papering and
painting inside and a substantial
coat Of paint for both the dwelling
and outbuildings which have re-
Gently been erected, old Font
Hill is brought to the front again.
The carriage house and stable, so
says Joseph Evans, the builder, is
one of the best timbered and best
planned buildings Of the kind in
the country. The friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. Spruance are pleased to
see them in the realization Of what
has long been their desire-a free,
wide, open home.
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Hand Injured by Baling Machine

Richard Wilson suffered some
painful injuries to his hand while
working on a baling machine on
his farm, east of Dover He was
taken to the Kent General Hospital
and it is now expected that the in
juries vii not result in he loss o.
any fingers on his hand. He is eX-
peced to be released from the hos
pital this week.
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Pike and Bass season Opened

Due to the extensive stocking
program by the Delaware Game
and Fish Commission during the
past winter, anglers are expecting
good fresh-water fishing this year
with the opening Of the pike and
bass season. Thirty-two ponds in
the State have been stocked with
more than $4,000 fish of various
species. Clarence S. Foster, chief
game warden, announced. Kinds
of sh stocked are: Bass, $3.50;
crappies, 4,249; sun fish, 272; yell
low perch, 1882; white perch, $50;
pike, $40; catfish. 200. A State
fishing license is required to fish IN
all fresh water ponds.
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DEATHS

Gardner-In Thoroughfare Neck,
July 1st, Sarah ]. Gardner, wife of
Isaac Gardner, aged 50 years.
Leinberger-In this town, June
Both, Royal, son Of Henry and
Rhoda Leinberger, aged s months.
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Wilmington Mayor Takes Oath
Mayor Walter w. Bacon, Of Will
mington, Republican, was sworn
into Office Wednesday morning by
Municipal Judge John F. Lynn.
There was no formal ceremony.
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SMYRNA DOINGS
OF 50 YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages. Deaths,
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
ISSUE OF JULY 9Th. 1887

Taken from our old files OF
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature Of the
Times, will call to mind people
and events Of the older genera
tion.
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Dover Couple Married at Denton

Dover Couple Married at Denton
Mrs. Bessie James and Albert
Short, both of Dover, were united
in marriage at Denton on Sunday
afternoon, June 27 The newly
welded couple will make their
home in Dover. Mr. Short is con-
nected with the Dover News
Agency and Mrs. Short is Deputy
Recorder of Deeds.
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SAME OLD STORY-THE
SMYRNA TIMES GETS
DEGTTT TIC
RESULTS

Two weeks ago an advertise
ment appeared in the Times Of
some desirable stock for sale. In
less than a week the gentleman
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SCHOOL TERM HERE
WILL OPEN SEPT. G
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c. w., with post graduate work
in Northwestern university.
Thomas Harper, graduate of
State college, with post graduate
work at Duke university.
I. j. Thackston, graduate of
Furman university, and who re-
ceived his masters degree this
year from Duke university.
Miss Mary Duff, graduate Of
U. N. c., and who has been teach
ing at Lenoir, n. c., for several
years.
designations from the, faculty
since the last school term include :
Mrs. Mabel Baughman, who will
attend Northwestern university.
Miss Mary Ewbank, who has ac-
cepted employment in New York
City.
H. B. Kolb, who will direct ath-
letics at Sumter, S. c.
Miss Catherine Valentine, who
was married recently.
The faculty for the coming
school term follows:
HIGH SCHOOL
L. X. Singley, principal.
Miss Marjorie Coleman.
Miss Myrtle Tanner.
Miss Katherine Goodman.
John w. Stephens.
Miss Maud Ashworth.
Miss Maude Pridgen.
Miss Garnette Shipman.
Miss Edith Remine.
Thomas Harper.
T. j. Thackston.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Mrs. A. E. Jones, principal.
Miss Leona Lane.
Mrs. Ruth Shelton.
Miss Connie Morrow.
Miss Syretha Sossamon.
Mrs. Edna Drysdale.
Mrs. d. Q. Lippard.
Miss Winona Ewbank.
Miss Alliene wilkins.
Mrs. M. c. Roberts.
Miss Edna Sronce.
Miss Elsie Flicker.
Miss Louise Perry.
Miss Jessie Nielsen.
Mrs. c. Few.
Miss Lucille Sales.
Mrs. Yates Little.
Miss Mildred Walker.
Miss Mary Duff.
w. M. Robinson will continue
as principal of the colored school.
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Miss Josephine Mcqueen, and ia
Their, Mr.. w. L. Mcqueen, for
about a week.
Mrs. G. C. Bernard, of Con-
cord, is spending several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Brooks,
the former her brother. They
also had as guests yesterday two
other sisters, Mesdames c. r. Nc
Nicely and William Price, of Bre-
ward.
Friends will be glad to hear
that the operation which Mrs. K.
E. Hartnett underwent the latter
part of the week at the Piedmont
hospital in Atlanta, Ca, for tu-
NOR on the brain, was successful.
Mr.. Hartnett returned home this
morning, but Mrs. Lawrence May
er remained with her mother.
Billy Combs has returned home
after spending three weeks with
several friends in Greenville.
Mrs. Joseph Power and chill
dren, accompanied by her nephew,
Sam Nancy, of Jacksonville,
Fla, attended the Camp Mount
Mitchell MINISTRIES held in Burns
vile, Tuesday night. Miss Bridg-
es, niece of Mrs. Powers, was the
interlocuter.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles w.
Mainwaring and children left this
morning for their home in Miles
burg. Pa, after a visit to Mrs.
Mainwaring's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Sargent. They will stop
at Burlington for a days visit
with Mrs. Mainwaring's sister,
Mrs. J. Glen McAdams.
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Trade Club Hears
Erskine College
Official Speak

The ESQ Booster club of the
Hendersonville field met yester-
day for their first meeting of the
fall season at the Hendersonville
Golf and Country club. Members
of the Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey Marketing organiza-
ton from Cliffside. Forest City,
Rutherfordton, Lake Lure, Tryon,
Brevard, Franklin and Hender-
sonville were present.
J. S. Porter, chairman, of Hen
Jacksonville, opened the meeting
and turned the meeting over to
H. NJ. LIE Coney. general sales
man of this field. F. M. Fletcher,
district sales manager Of Western
North Carolina gave a construc-
tive talk on the value of quotas"
At the close of the meeting a
delightful dinner was served and
Mayor AL Edwards of this city
welcomed the group to Hender-
sonville. John L. Hunter, director
of public relations, at Erskine CO.
lege, Due West, S. c., gave an
interesting talk on the subject,
Honor in Boys" He also remind
ed the club that it was John ID.
Rockefeller, Jr., who was one of
the largest donors to the fund
that makes pensions possible for
retired Y. NJ. C. A. workers.
Just prior to adjournment, j.
S. Cohley of Franklin addressed
the group and expressed his de-
light at the beautiful setting Of
the Hendersonville Golf and Coun-
try club.
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us STONECIPHER
8 coNPLIMENTED

Mss Martha Kelly and Miss
n, Flanagan were joint host
4, yesterday afternoon at the
yrers home at a lovely bridge
sth they gave in compliment to
! Mary Stonecipher, bride
4, Of early September. Garden
,Eers in artistic arrangement
l!sd an effective note TO the
KING in which the three tables
BE- placed. Yellow and white
Inailed in the dainty tallies and
s.i appointments.
The bride-elect was presented
IL a gift for her new home.
Age was also u gift for Miss
La5eth Blair, of Thomasville,
Use guest of Miss Flanagan.
il Virginia Lentz was awarded
.s trophy for top score and Miss
l,herine Tate held low. London
tg and individual cakes, daintily
sarated with floral sprays, were
ERTed with salted nuts and minis.
Accepting the hospitality Of
Kisses Flanagan and Kelly, be-
les me honOree, Miss Stoneciph-
!, we're Misses Blair, Tate, Eliz-
beth Yelton, Marcella Keith,
Eo,ence Griffith, Sue Wells, Kay
Esi,h, Kitty Brownlee, Lucille Ar
k0d, Lentz and Mrs. +. b. Harris.
Ehe mother of the bride-to-be,
H. c, F. StOnecipher, was a tea
hes,
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EoLDEN WEDDING
kANNlVERSARY CELEBRATED

NT, and Mrs. Louis Wolfson,
Mani, Fla, celebrated their
f.neth wedding anniversary at
es SSyland hotel on Tuesday,
AsglSt q, with q beautifully APP
Eenied luncheon. Covers were
la Tor the following guests, be-
Mes Nr. and Mrs. Wolfson: Mrs.
Ashell WOlfsOn, of NJ lam /
:,acn, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Cohen,
Us Emma Meyers, all of Miami,
~ and Mrs. o. Falk, Mr.. and
us :. MaRdell, Mrs. Z. II. Stien-
S'g, Tampa, Fla, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Gruner, West Palm Beach,
" and Mrs. A. G.. Levin, Miami,
~ Nr, and Mrs. Sidney Wien,
Aani Beach.
Nr. and Mrs. Wolfson have
1'ee sons, DR.. William Wolfson,
SSSso.okIyn, y. Y, Messrs. o. P.
,SeisOn and Mitchell Wolfson,
S4nll Beach, and one daughter,
Si& Sidney Meyers, Miami. They
.Ss ~ eight grandchildren, each
SAAu having two children. The
=, immediate SSie family was represented
GrS Mitchell WolfSon and
lsn'eF Frances Louise. Due to
~ ~ VARIOUS members of the fam
~ y 0elng IN Europe for the sum-
- sae main celebration will
M "a" place in Miami on October
, ~ wen a wedding ceremony and
y S, Z will be held at the home
=. AeIr son, Mr. Mitchell Wolf
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Call
Before
Noon

and Mrs. G. w. Gritty of Chester,
He attended Clemson college and
is now parts manager of the
Chitty Chevrolet Sales company
The bride, lovely blonde, was
becomingly attired in navy blue
with matching accessories and a
corsage of Talisman roses and
fern.
Among those witnessing the
ceremony were Mrs. T. w. Ander-
son, mother of the bride; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Featherstone and chill
dren, and Miss Elizabeth Ander-
son, all of Hendersonville, n. c.;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Freeman of
Columbia; Miss Margaret Cook of
New York City; Mrs. c. E.
Vaughn and Mr.. and Mrs. G. w,
Gritty of Chester.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Gritty left for
wedding trip, and upon their re-
turn will have an apartment at
l26 York street, Chester.
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DUNCRAGGAN INNS
LATEST ARRIVALS

Arrivals at Duncraggan Inn the
past week include the following
guests:
Mrs. V. NJ. Humphrey, Daytona
Beach, Fla; Miss A. F. Dorset,
Melbourne, Fla; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ,
f. Scar, New Smyrna Beach,
Fla; Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Hotard
and family, New Smyrna, Fla;
Miss Lottie NJ. Wilson and Miss
May Belle Lorenz, Louisville, KY;
Mr.. Almond S. Well and Mrs; j,
L. Sutlive, Savannah, Ga; Mr..
and Mrs. John E. Mathes, Mr.;
John T.. 'Mathes, Jr., and Mr.. Earl
Mathes, New Orleans; Mr.. Ray
mond R. Richardson and MRS.
Minnie r. Parnell, West Palm
Beach, Fla; Mrs. Louis Tote and
Miss Barbara Anne Tofte, west
field. n. j.; DR.. and Mrs. ); w.
McMurray, Apalachicola, Fla.
Mrs. Kaye o. Frazier, Miss Lamar
L. Curry and Mr.. and Mrs. b. Lee
Hughes, Miami, Fla; Mr.. W. D.
Lowry, st. Petersburg, Fla.
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.IgEA CLASS HoNoRS
~ W L. SWANSON

D.;,o,bea class of the First
Iae church honored Mrs. W.
:s. son who will leave soon
sS sar family to make her home
% ,a'JS,syiIIe, at their regular
: A:SsEI las: evening at the home n
s; S a. A. Mccall. Mrs: J. II.
W.! AIs, ~ presided and after a
"t"STyIr Mr., Broadus E. Jones, a
!sa, resi- resident, offered a beau Hn
s'1'e nrayer. The devotional on N
..g Blind H VISITOR, !" Mrs; Edmund
la0 81 Chicago, Ill. The Aug
:''5 5;;, n offering was taken
'. sonr members and a visitor,
ga T .V~, Ries. read a splendid
g. about how to grow ola
ss .; Social service work
Il planned i'll borr for
-" .,SSsciaI touches were added
/ ~ isrewell compliment to Mrs
bon, a wishin ggame was en- en-
~ S' This ended when Mrs. W.
%..Ia;r made a gracious little
s y - Mrs. Swanson and pre-
SS'1 y. nth a beautiful cor
r and a shower of cards OF
~ wishes from those present;
~. Mrs. Swanson read aloud
| = responded beautifully; after Itt
E. al joined in Blest Be The
& That Binds. .;.ol
=" me dining room, where a
10th traced the table CEN
p with a low bowl of mari
II. Bowls were placed at eth
/, md, encircled with clematiS,
/. rsfreshing punch being sery-
| ~ Mrs. Mccall and her daugh-
|, Mrs. William Bangs. Yellow
- in crystal holders cast a
+ Glow. The team of Mrs. W.
| Davis dispensed assorted cook
| . ,hirty-ive guests, including
ke,al visitors.
III a meeting of the executive
L. Of the Woman's Missionary
Ic,y, for which Mrs. Swanson,
| resident was in the chair for
|, Is, time, she was presented
q beautiful silver vase in to-
/, Of the nigh esteem OF the
[,-bsrs in which she is held.
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ANNOUNCE WILCOX
HlGHLEY ENGAGEMENT

Mrs. Reginald N. Wilcox of
Fredonia, n. Y, has announced
the engagement of her daughter,
Katharine, to Mr.. Sidney E. High
ley of Dunkirk. n. Y. Miss Will
cox is a daughter TO the late Rev
erend Reginald Norton Wilcox,
former rector of st. James
church, Hendersonville, and is Q
graduate of the Fredonia Normal
school. Mr.. Highley is a so NOT
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Highley and
is employed with the Dunkirk
branch of the Ludlum Steel com
pany. He is a graduate of ALE
ghany college, Meadville, Pa, and
is a member of Phi Delta Theta
fraternity.
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CHESTER, Aug. ia we'd
ding of interest to friends and
relatives in North and South
Carolina was that of Miss Annie
Haze Anderson to Floyd Carlisle
Gritty, which took place at the
parsonage of the First Baptist
church Sunday morning at 10
O'Clock. The Rev. ]. +. Rawlin-
son officiated. using the ring
ceremony.
Mrs. Gritty is the daughter of
Mrs. T. w. Anderson of Hender-
sonville, n. c. She is a graduate
of the Hendersonville high school,
and since her graduation has
made her home in Chester, where
she has been employed for the
past two years.
Mr.. Gritty is the son of Mr..
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MRS. HARDWOOD NOT
COMING TO INQUEST
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bridge.
Officers held Hardwood after
they reported physical facts were
believed inconsistent with an ac-
cidental death theory and after a
preliminary autopsy revealed the
child had been violated at some
time prior to her death.
r. l.. Whitmire, counsel for Ha-
zelwood, made no statement this
morning when informed Mrs. Ha-
zelwood would not return here
NJ. NJ. Redden is associated with
Mr.. Whitmire as defense counsel
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GARTENHAUS FIRST
BAPTIST SPEAKER

Rev. B. f. Wall, pastor of the
First Baptist CHURCH, today an
nounced that the Rev. Garten-
haus, converted Jew, and evan
gelist for the Southern Baptist
convention, will speak on his ex-
periences in the home mission
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A. L. A. TO HONOR
MRS. LUBOW ~,

The American Legion Auxil-
iary will entertain at a tea to-
morrow, Thursday, afternoon
from 1 to 6 o'clock as a farewell
courtesy to Mrs. Samuel Lubow,
who leaves soon with her family
to make their home in Dallas,
Texas. The affair, to which all
members are cordially invited,
will be given at the home of Mrs.
Lee Osborne on Oakland street.
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mrs. r. C. Smith and young
son, Jimmy, of SpartanbWg, s.
c., are guests of Mrs. w. A. Ben
nett. The former was her college
mate at Converse and also one of
her bridesmaids. They attended
the alumnae luncheon at the Bit
more Forest Country club.
Mrs. Margaret Hix, of Sails
bury, and Mrs. A. A. Bretz and
son, Alfred Brett, Jr., of Spar
tanburg, S. c., are guests of their
sister, Mrs. J. o. Houston.
Mr.. Wade Mcqueen, of Los An
geles, Calf. is visiting his sister,
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ANDERSON-CHITTY
MARRIAGE AT CHESTER

The following item from the So
cial news of the Spartanburg, S.
c., Journal under a Chester, S.
c., date line, recounting the mar
riage. there on Sunday, Aug. Is,
of Miss Annie Haze Anderson to
Mr.. Floyd Carlisle Gritty, will be
of interest to friends and rela-
tives here:
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r roa;O LAST BRIDGE
IOURNAMENT

II. .ae last Of the bridge tourna-
= ~ winch have been conduct
Az slrS, LeonOre Kaylor at the
s,~ e' MOTEL this season and which
s1,A oeen enjoyed by a large
ed ' Of people, was held yes
SN,ty morning. In the North
NJ. positions the cups went to
Ei,SDe y, Hardison and Litterell,
,sS I l-2; Mesdames Folline
e. napman, 60; and Mrs.
aS, T and Mr.. Collett, Sc. The
jams' "e IS cups were won by Mes
Crawford and Ensinger,
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WESLEY PHILATHEAS
TO MEET THURSDAY

The Wesley PhiIathea class OF
the First NJ. Z. church will meet
tomorrow, Thursday, evening with
Misses Lottie and Stella Dixon al
8 o'clock. This will be an import
ant meeting for the election OF
Officers.
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TROOP 4 BOY SCOUTS
PLAN CAMPING TRIP

Troop No. d, Boy Scouts, will
go on a hamburger camping trip
on Friday night. All members of
the troop are urged to take this
trip and to bring their bathing
suits.
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field at the midweek prayer serv-
ice at S o'clock tonight. Rev.
Wall extended an invitation to all
visitors and church people to hear
the visitor.
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STATE W.C.T.U. PRESIDENT
TO SPEAK HERE FRIDAY

Mrs. W. B. Lindsay, president
of the North Carolina W.C.T.U.,
will speak at the First Methodist
church on Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock. The public is cordially in
viteG to attend.
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meet Thursday night at 8 o'clock
with Mrs. Charles French, at her
home in Druid Hills. it was an
nounced today.
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A tiny leather-bound Methodist
hymnal said to be 11S years old
is the priced possession of Tyre
Weaver of Riverview, Ala.
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BIBLE CLASS MEETING

The young women's Bible class
Of the First Baptist church will