stentno»es*3Ut3antheed-notiesemere,ewryrtsf/asthear-talMiss Betty Jean Starrette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Starretto, had an operation for appendicitis at Davis hospital this morning, She is doing well.Captain Feud came to btatesviue Saturday from Camp Belvoir and Mrs. Field will accompany him to Columbia and spend a few days there days there with him.Twelve Divorces Granted As OneMornings Work In Superior CourtThe second week of the November term of Iredell Superior court opened this morning at 10 oclock, with Judge S. J, Ervin, Jr., of Morganton, s«re*siding.This week is for the trial of civil cases and twelve divorces were grant* ed before court recessed this after* noon.The divorces, all allowed on the ground of two years separation, were entitled as follows;E. A. Beaver vs. Maggie Lee Beav* er; Selma Burke Glenn vs. John Silaslt;SI Glenn; Lois Young Elliott vs. FrankWf Elliott; Cordie Day vs, Henry Day; Joe L. White vs. Willie Grace White; Helen Brawley Lentz vs, Fred A. Lentz; James M. Myers vs. Eioiet M, Myers: James Dore vs, Marie Pore; Odell McCoy vs. Emma McCoy; Signora Poole Sharpe vs. E. G. Sharpe; J. C, Overcash vs. Martha A* Overcash; O. C. Jernigan vs. Sarah JernigamSON BORNBorn at the H. F. Long hospital this morning to Mr. and Mrs, C, E. Lowrance, of Stony Point, a son.uu per ceing off f bombers and abro At his election Mexican versation similar t Amerieat The Pi gard to c there thj 45 per c Makini exceptior Britain \ ments, t units. Ji might ne some iteiEDNABorn to Mr. ar home on Edna Pa