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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15
SWITCHBOARD
lBayview Park
Daily play.
BASKETBALL

NgAAtOOi NY
Might
TUESDAY. JAN. l8-
7:00-Junior Varsity VS.. Beach
comher jewelers..
B:00-Coca-Cola VS.. Bob's
Sport Shop.
0:00-Sonar School "a" VS.. Pol
locks Jewels.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 49,
7:00-Sonar School "B" VS..
Beachcomber Jewellers.
8:OO-Elks Club VS.. Billie's
Drive-InS.
9:0O-Sonar School "a" VS..
Bob's Sport Shop.
THURSDAY, JAN. 90
7:00-Junior Varsity VS.. Billic's
Drive-Ins.
B;00-Sonar School "B" VS..
Elks Club.
9,00-POllock's Jewels VS..
Coca Cola.
600
HIGH SCHOOL GAMES
High School Gym-Night
SATURDAY,
Key West High School VS.. Pa
hOkee High School.
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HIGH SCHOOL GAMES
SENIOR BASEBALL
Municipal Stadium. Afterno IN

(Aftcrnoon)
SUNDAY
l30-American Legion VS.. Red
Raiders.
3:30-Atomic BomberS VS.. Key
West Clowns.
SUNDAY, JANUARY %
End of First Half Schedule
l.30-Red Raiders VS.. Key
West Clowns.
3.30-AtOmic BomberS VS..
American Legion.
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Mercer-Fountain Bout Ended
In Draw At USO-NCCS
The Weather
FORECAST
up Photo

Key West and Vicinity: Con-
tinued mild fair weather through
Sunday. Gentle to moderate east
erly winds.
Florida: Fair and continued
mild thru Sunday.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits: Gentle to moderate
winds, north to northeast today
b com ing easterly Sunday.
Weather fair.
East Gulf Gentle to moderate
variable winds today becoming
moderate southeasterly Sunday.
Fair weather
No small craft or storm warn
ingS have been issued.
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LittlejOhn Loses To
Spangler; Cotton Wins
From Bob Wilson;
Keys Also Winner

The c. H Mercer (wgt. 1856,
Blimpron) VS.. Reuben Fountain
(wgt. 1872, U. S. S. Tuscarora)
main event at USO Noes last
night resulted in a draw. The
battle of the heavyweights was
fast and furious, and the hard
hitting fighters had the crowd
standing in their seats from start
to finish.
Gene Spangler (wgt. 1876, N. &
S. Carolina Golden Gloves cham
pion defeated William Little
john (wgt. 1874, Seaplane Base)
in an outstanding battle in the
semi-finals. Littlejohn had the
edge in the first round, but
Spangler had him on the ropes
in the third round.
Ronald Gotten, (wgt. las, Fleet
Sonar SCHOOL, won his bout with
Bob Wilson Q43 lbs, Valley
Stream, N. " in contest that
delighted the spectators, but the
decision was never in doubt.
Antonio Key (wgt. las, Key
Vest was the aggressor from the
outset in his match with G.. E.
Rich (wgt. l40, FAWTUIanD {.
Rich blocked a lot of punches,
but he couldn't overcome Keys
greater reach.
The r. L. Pyatt (wgt. 1870, U. S.
IS. Gilmore win over Warren
Fields (wgt. IT'S, Seaplane BaSe)
was another terrific battle Of
heavyweights.
o. E. Legg (wgt. 159, Blimp-
ROM got the decision over J. w.
Smith (wgt. 100, U. S. Naval
HospitaD in an event that show
ed action from start to finish.
F. E. Shiever (Wgt. 1874, Fleet
Sonar School defeated j. l.. Gray,
(wgt. 100, Key WesD in close
fight. These heavyweights gave
and took lot of punishment, but
both were still going strong at
the bell.
A. Chavez (wgt. 1875, Key
West) won from Billy Brogdon
(wgt. 1870, U. S. Naval Hospital in
the third bout of the evening,
These lads both gave a good &C
count of themselves.
Ken Aho (wgt. l18, U. S. Naval
HospitaD lost to Adrian Austria,
| (wgt. 100, VX-l, NAS) Austria
has developed a strong defensive
and few of Aho's punches got
across.
The Key West High School
entry. Bob Shaw, Wgt. llo, VS.
Ed Overlin, wgt. us, which re-
suited in a draw, attracted a
great deal of interest. Both box
ers had many friends in the
, throng that witnessed the fights
and their clever boxing was
cheered repeatedly.
| Music was furnished during
the evening by the Key West
High School Band, under the
leadership of Music Director
Earl Dillon.
! Sports Program Aides were j.
| w. Mortimer, AA, Chief Floyd
B. Bowman, Lonnie Wilson, SN,
! Don Tucker, AA, Chief j. Orr,
and James CorcOran.
The Judges were 1t. Comdr,
Evers, 1t. Frank Warrlck ano
| Victor Hartman of the American
! Legion. City Commissioner LOUIS
t Carbonell announced the fights.
Jeff Brodiead, of the Key West
Photo Service, was the Official
photographer.
Referees were Boxing League
| Manager 1t. J. Burk, uSN, and
Allie Ridgeway, of Miami. 1t
| Burk's tireless efforts IN revlv-
, ing boxing in Key West have
! brought two fine cards before ap-
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John Woudenberg, tackle of
the San Francisco '49erS Of the
All-American Conference, has
started every game his team
his team has played-42-in
three years.
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tiaFula W PaAlson. Michigan
statN gnllrar nrN hockey
eusfH b rnnaiaefrd ma oi the
sil iimas collegiate hucke, greats
a. niaFod tee MIME uta
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uilar.
In the Conchs Blue Devils
game the Conchs were never in
danger and the boys shot the bas-
ket from every angle. The shoot
ing of Faulconer featured with
eight goals and one free. throw.
Oropesa and Busto had a good
night and Phillips for the visitors
made some fine shots and chalked
up IA points. Schery scored 10
points to lead the visitors. Carr,
May Wilder Cornell played a
good game for visitors. For the
locals Larsen, Lowe, Castillo, &C.
fezo, Perez, Watson and Henriq-
uez made a great impression on
the fans for their fine playing
and guarding.
Score by Halves:
Key West Conchs Al 24-68
Pahokee Blue Devils "a 1876
Referee, Metigue; umpire, Solo
mon; Timer, Valdez; Scorer Tai
Ion.
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preciative audiences in the last
month. The next Smoker to be
presented by 1t. Burk at USO-
Noes will be held on Friday,
January q
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Michigan State College placed
three players on the Penn State
all-opponent football team for
l948. Halfback George Guerre
was a unanimous choice.
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Sports Shorts

Nanking, China. BAD aaa $50
inhabitants in 1873 hasf hss't
grown 10 more than = nailissn s@
1897.
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Mickey Harris. pitcheF fsT tlle
Boston Red SoN. wun anls aUtHa
games IN 1913 Thrtv e tlsefa
were against Washington aift "a
three came Within ciEhi DAYS
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Sonar School "B''
Five Wins Replayed
Game Last Night
With Elks Club

The Sonar School 3 five won
the game ordered replayed with
the Elks Club by a SIS to 40 score.
The Sonar boys led all the way
and were never in danger. They
used both the first and second
squad with success.
In the nightcap the Key West
High School Varsity five won
over the Panokee High School
BLUE Devils" by a SO to SO score.
In this game Faulconer scored II
points to lead the ConchS and
Oropesa and Busto scored 10
each. For the visitors Phillips
scored Ia point and Sherry scored
10 to lead the visitors.
In the first game the shooting
of Peterson and Hale was enough
to win for tie Sonar School boys
and give them ten straight games
in the first half. Peterson scored
"a points and Hale II, the same
number the whole ElkS Club
scored. Wyatt scored 10, Burke
two, Bennett four and for the
losers, Curry led the Elks with
rs points Nunez scored II, Valdez
but 2 and Griffen and Kerr five
points. This gives the Sonar a 2
game lead over the ElkS Club in
second place
Score by quarters:
ElkS Club ---.---- 7 IL 8 l4-40
Sonar Schl Is Is IL 14-55
Referee Solomon. Umpire Nc
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THE ANSWERS:
/. l4-6 Oklahoma over N. &.
2. In Dallas.
3. The Gator Bowl game in
Jacksonville, Fla. Clemson -
Missouri %.
4. In 1852.
5. Marcel Certain, Of France
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Pat Kcnneday. chief uffteisl q
the Basketball Axaskiatsun e
America. rates she wsAhanEiaa
Caps Fred SeolaTi a. tls piafsF
with the fastest pair - naFsls
IN basketball"
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One-Minute
SPORTS QUIZ

|. What was the score If the
Sugar Bowl game this year?
2. Where does SMU play
Notre Dame this year?
3. What bowl game ended IN
a one-point victory New Years
Day?
4. When will the next Olym-
pics be held?
S. Name the middleweight
boxing champion of the world?
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LOCAL BASEBALL.
ely West Senior Baseball League
Sports Calendar
SKATING

BsYview Park. Night
FRIDAY
1880 to 900 pm.
TENNIS
BaYview Park. Afternoons
and Nights
Daily play.
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Yale hockey Cuafh AaffaF
PLAYED coo consecutive Naiesaal
Hockey League mauees isH tsN
New York Rangers ard - knawa
As the Ice Iron Man
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Key West High School Team
Wins From Pahokee Five

Tigue. Timer, Talon. Scorer Ag-
uilar.
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Key West. Fla, Jan. is, 1910.
Observation taken at City Officc
X:30 m ESTl
Marion progress., 1949-08-11
Mrs. Morris Hostess
To Wednesday Club

Members and three visitors of the
Wednesday morning bridge club
were delightfully."- entertained, by
Mrs. w. L Morris, with a bridge.
luncheon at her home, last Wednes-
day.
Arrangements of garden flowers
were used in decorating for the
party
Mrs. S. D. Hildebrand was winner
of high score prize for club mem
bers. The hostess also presented
Mrs. Reid Blackwell of Winston
Salem, sister and house guest of
Mrs. S. w. Blanton, gift.
Club members present included
Mrs. w. R. Chambers, Mrs. Barron
Caldwell, Mrs. C. A. Workman, Mrs.
S. B. Hildebrand, and Mrs. w. W.
Neal, Sr.
Visitors were Mrs. c.. G. Bolch,
Mrs. Reid Blackwell and Mrs. S. w.
Blanton.
Marion progress., 1949-08-11
Brides-Elect Honored
By Mrs. Bradford

Mrs. A. S. Bradford entertained
with a bridge luncheon, at her home
on Rutherfordton road last Wednes-
day at one O'Clock, complimenting
Miss Kathryn Ballew and Miss Mar
jorie Pless, brides-elect.
Covers were laid for ten guests
on the beautifully appointed dining
room table. The table was covered
with lace and linen cloth and CEN
tered with a bowl of pink roses.
Gladio1ias and other summer flowers
were arranged throughout the
house, to form pretty background
for two tables of bridge, following
the three course luncheon. Bridal
tallies marked each guest place at
the tables.
Mrs. Everette Carnes received
high score bridge prize. The hostess
also presented the brides-elect with
gifts Of silver.
Guests joining in the bridge game
included: Mrs. Carnes, Mrs. Archie
Morris, Miss Clara Justice, Miss Jo-
anne Fields, Miss Margaret Honey
cutt, Miss Doris Mum, Miss Ballew
and Miss Pless.
Luncheon guests also included
Mrs. w. G. Ballew and Mrs. J. Will
Pless, Jr.
Marion progress., 1949-08-11
Legion Auxiliary
Has Regular Meeting

The American Legion Auxiliary
held its first meeting of the new
year in the community building last
Tuesday evening, with 13 members
and one visitor present. Miss Opal
Epley, president FOR the coming
year, presided over the meeting.
Committees for the new year were
appointed by Miss Epley as follows:
Year Book, Mrs. Margaret Wall;
membership, Miss Florence Davis;
Americanism, Mrs. Horace Norton
Gold Star membership, Mrs. Sula
Miller; childfare, Mrs. Watson Will
son; community service, Mrs. j.
Rodney Hemphill; legislature, Mrs.
Jack Brown; hospital, Mrs. Georgia
Nichols and Miss Lucille Hemphill;
poppy sales, Mrs. S. E. Proctor; re-
habilitation, Mrs. E. F. Haire; pub
licity, Mrs. Ed Gibson; hospitality,
Mrs. John Melton chairman and
Mrs. Inez Greene, Mrs. B. S. Clark,
Mrs. R. K. Davis, Miss Lucille
Hemphill, Mrs. Ben Hendley and
Mrs. Ed Conley.
Miss Brenda Glenn reported on
her trip to Girls State in Greens
boro. Miss Glenn was elected one
of the Campaigners for the Govern
or of Girls State. The candidate
Miss Glenn campaigned for, Miss
Alice Joynor, was elected, due to
the conscientious work performed
by Miss Glenn and her colleagues.
The Auxiliary adjourned to the
main auditorium of the community
building and refreshments were
served to the Auxiliary and the
American Legion members.
Marion progress., 1949-08-11
Garden Club Meets
At Shiflet Home

The regular meeting of the Ma
rion Garden club was held last
Tuesday at the summer home of
Mrs. W. S. Shiflet in Busick.
Luncheon was served to 16 guests
and one visitor in the dining room,
by Mrs. Shiflet, Mrs. R. E. Mccall
and Mrs. W. M. GLADDEN., Jr., CO.
hostesss after which the guests
gathered on the porch for the busi-
ness session.
Mrs. R. E. Mccall president. pre-
sided over the meeting and Mrs.
Shiflet, program chairman, gave a
program on "Birds",, -. Club mem
bers exhibited various pictures to
be placed in the club scrapbook and
Mrs. Shiflet read a poem suitable
to the program topic.
Winners were announced in the
Firestone Zinnia Contest. This con-
test is carried on each year by the
Garden Club by the Firestone COM
pany donating zinnia seeds to the
club members and awarded prizes
for the largest speciman and the
most attractive arrangements. Mrs.
J. H. Greene was awarded the prize
for the largest zinnia grown and
prizes for the arrangements went
to Mrs. Annie Miller Pless for first
place and Mrs. R. E. Mccall for
second place.
After the program various gam
es were enjoyed, during a social
hour, with prizes going to Mrs. R.
1. Corbett, Mrs. J. H. Greene, and
Mrs. Thomas Builta of Pine Village,
Indiana, visitor for the meeting.
Marion progress., 1949-08-11
Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs. Neal Morris

Mrs. Neal Morris was hostess to
members of her bridge club and one
visitor, with a bridge luncheon, last
Thursday at one o'clock.
Luncheon was served in two
courses amid arrangements of mix
ed summer flowers.
Mrs. Eugene Cross, Jr., was win
ner of high score prize and Mrs.
Sam Yancey, received second high.
Club members present were Mrs.
Eugene Cross, Jr., Mrs. Sam Yam
cey, Mrs. Glenn Morris, Mrs. Harry
Mccall, Mrs. Frank Goldsmith and
Mrs. Paul Story. Mrs. Reid Black
we'll of Winston-Salem was Wis
itor.
Marion progress., 1949-08-11
Church School Class
Honors Miss Taylor

Miss Ruth Taylor, education di
rector of First Methodist church
and bride-elect of October was com
plimented with a bridal shower al
the regular meeting Of the Daugh
ters of the Susanna Wesley Church
School Glass last Wednesday eve
ming in the church Hut.
Approximately 40 class members
and guests attended the meeting
and remembered the honoree with
various gifts.
The Hut was decorated with, mix
ed summer flowers and the brida'
motif was carried out in the decor
ations and in the refreshments
which consisted of individual cakes
nuts and punch.
Mrs. J. C. Rabb conducted the
devotional. Mrs. E. w. Parker, Jr.
and MES. Harry Mccall played q
piano duet during the serving of the
refreshments and Mrs. R. X. Davis
rendered several piano selections
during the evening. Several games
and contests were played with priz.
es going to Miss Taylor and Mrs
Roy Davis. Miss Taylor gave hum
orous reading entitled Essay Ou1
Husbands
Little Johnny Simmons present
ed the gifts to Miss Taylor by en-
tering the Hut with the gifts load
ed on a small wheelbarrow.
Invited guests for the evening in
cluded the following Church School
teachers: Mrs. Arnold Pyatt, Mrs
Rowe Mauney, Mrs. Virginia James,
Mrs. Charles w. Coffin and Mrs
Ernest Ross, Mrs. Annie Miller
Pless and Mrs. J. B. McLarty were
also guests.
Official hostesses for the meet
ing were: Mrs. L. D. Adkins, Mrs.
Ray Brown, Mrs. Jack Brown, Mrs.
Ida Bolick, Mrs. W. R. Alley and
Miss Mary Belle Blackburn.
Marion progress., 1949-08-11
Mrs. Gibbs Hostess
For Brides-Elect

Mrs. W. B. Gibbs, Jr, was a
charming hostess with dessert
bridge, at her. home on Lake Ia
homa Road, last Wednesday even
ing, honoring Miss Kathryn Ballew
and Miss Marjorie Pless, brides
elect.
Upon arrival the guests were
served a delicious dessert course af-
ter which four tables of bridge were
in play, amid a background of beau
tifully arranged summer flowers.
The places of Miss Ballew and Miss
Pless were marked with nosegay,
corsages. Mrs. Wayne Adkins assist
ed the hostess in serving.
When scores were tailed Miss Jo-
anne Field was found to be winner
of high score prize, with second
high going to Miss Pless.
The hostess presented the hon
orees with gifts in the form of sill
yer nut dishes.
The guest list for the evening in
cluded Miss Ballew, Miss Pless, Miss
Field, Miss Margaret Honeycutt,
Miss Clara Justice, Miss Marie Grit
fin, Miss Betty Ann Tainter, Miss
Doris Mum, Miss Elise Van Landing
ham, Mrs. w. R. Ledbetter, Mrs. j.
L. Gourley, Jr., Mrs. William For
rest, Miss Sarah Ann Proctor, Mrs.
Jack Ballew, Mrs. Archie Morris
and Mrs. Thomas Gibson.
Marion progress., 1949-08-11
Mrs. Essie Kincaid
Weds W. B. Ledbetter

Mrs. Essie Bly, Kincaid and Will
liam Bascomb Ledbetter of Ashe-
vile and San Francisco, California
were married August 2 in Spartan
burg, S. C.
Mrs. Ledbetter is the owner of
Kincaid's Service Station and Tour
list Camp.
The bridegroom is associated
with Cliff Hotels, Inc, in San Fran
cisco.
Marion progress., 1949-08-11
Mrs. Parker Honors
Son On Birthday

Mrs. E. w. Parker, Jr., enter
tanned with party last Monday af-
ternoon honoring her son Eddie on
his sixth birthday.
i. The young guests enjoyed a
! movie and afterwards returned to
the Parker home for refreshments
of cake, ice cream and nuts. Favors
were also presented each guest and
assorted games were played.
The following guests remembered
the young honoree with birthday
gifts: Linda Hagna, Willard Hath
cock, Jr., Tommy Cline, Wade
Britt III, Danny Davis, David Ross
and Linda Parker.
Marion progress., 1949-08-11
Miss F|ossie Marie Rector
Weds P. D. Nolan In Church Ceremony

Miss Flossie Marie Rector, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Rector of
Hamrick, N. c., and P. D. Nolan
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Nolan,
were married Saturday evening,
August 6, in the Clear Creek Bap-
tist Parsonage. The Rev. Carson
Britain officiated using the double
ring ceremony.
The bride wore blue crepe dress
with white accessories and a cor
sage of red rosebuds.
Attending the wedding were Miss
Marion progress., 1949-08-11
Mrs. Somers Honored
With Dinner Party.

Misses Gladys and Lurline Corp
ening and Mrs. Fred Bo1ick enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Bolick
with a three course dinner honor
ing Mrs. R. C. >Somers Of Cleveland
Ohio, Thursday evening.
Invited guests were Mrs. Z. W.
Atwell, Mrs. Gordon Morris, Mrs
Cecil Lassiter, Mrs. Ruby Ledbet-
ter, Mrs. Donald Steppe, Misses
Mary Sweeney, Veola Heafner and
Zelma Atwell.
Marion progress., 1949-08-11
Bride And Bridegroom
Elect Are Honored
With Cake Cutting

Miss Enid Upton entertained with
a party and cake cutting Thursday
evening at her home honoring Miss
Flossie Rector and P. D. Nolan.
Guests included Miss Flossie Rec
tor, P D. Nolan, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rector, Miss Laura Jean
Keeter, Miss Coy Roper, Miss Thel-
ma Rector, Howard Revis, Alvoid
Rector and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Upton.
Marion progress., 1949-08-11

Enid Upton and Alvoid Rector.
Mrs. Nolan is a graduate of Mica
vile High School and is employed
by Belk Broome company.
The bridegroom is a graduate of
Cherryville High School, Cherry
vile, N. c., and is employed by City
Tire and Appliance company. =
The couple left Immediately after
the ceremony for short wedding
trip. They will reside with the
groom's parents on Lake Tahoma
Road.
Marion progress., 1949-08-11


Mr.. and Mrs. N. V. league and
daughter, Patsy, and Dale Brown
have returned from vacation in
Washington, D. C. and other points
Of interest throughout Virginia.
DR.. and Mrs. Archie Mcintosh
and daughter Sherry, have moved
from the Greene apartments on
South Main Street to the w. K. M.
Gilkey home on Montevista Ave.
Major R. T. Lunger will leave
Friday for Governors Island, N.
Y, where he will be stationed for
the next year. Mrs. Lunger and
their two sons will join Major Lun-
ger at a later date.
Judge and Mrs. J. w. Pless will
leave Marion Saturday for a two
weeks tour of Montreal, Quebec
and Ottawa, Canada. Judge Pless
will attend a reunion of the Phi Del
ia Phi fraternity while in Ottawa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Story and chill
dren,, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Yancey
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. T. L.
Richie and son Alfred, and Sam
Hamil spent last weekend at Buck
Forest Lodge near Brevard.
Mrs. and Mrs. J. w. Streetman,
Jr., and son Johnny will leave Sun
day for a two weeks vacation with
relatives and friends in Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, and Atlanta, Georgia.
Bill Bradford, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Bradford underwent an
operation at the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat Hospital in Charlotte Tues
day and is reported to be convalesc-
ing nicely.
Mrs. w. L. Smarr, Jr. and son,
Bill, left today to return to their
home in Lincoln, Delaware, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Smarr, Sr., and Miss
Helen Smarr accompanied them
home for a visit.
Mrs. J. Reid Blackwell and daugh-
ters Barbara and Janet, have re-
turned to their home in Winston
Salem after visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
S. w. Blanton. Diane, Blanton ac.
companied the Blackwells home fol
a visit.
Marion progress., 1949-08-11

Mrs. Lands Laughridge and son,
Lanny, visited Mrs. j. P. Walker in
Ellenboro last Sunday and attend
ed the Walker reunion. They were
joined in Morganton by Mrs. W. E.
Butler, mother of Mrs. Iaughridge
and several other members Of her
family who accompanied them to
Ellenbepa
Marion progress., 1949-08-11
CHERRY SPRINGS
CLUB TO MEET

The Cherry Springs Home Dem
onstration club will observe dez-
onstrations on wiring a house aAd
making ice cream at the home x
Mrs. Harold Walker at 2 p. m, FRI
day of this week, Miss Jean Steele,
county agent, announced Monday.
Marion progress., 1949-08-11
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

DR.. and Mrs. L. W. Hagna an
nounce the birth of son, L. w.
Hagna, Jr., at the Marion General
Hospital, August Z.
Marion progress., 1949-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Elliott and
children have returned to Balti-
more, Maryland after a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Snoddy.
Marion progress., 1949-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Mccall and
children Freddy and Linda, of Win
ston-Salem, will arrive Friday to
spend the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. Mccall.
Marion progress., 1949-08-11

Dorothy 10 Mccall is visiting
Beverly Duncan in Leeds, S. c.,
this week.
Marion progress., 1949-08-11

Dula Hawkins left Sunday Fl
New York on a business trip.
Marion progress., 1949-08-11

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