Local visitors and guests listed in Kings Mountain note
A Herald Personal S column records several weekend and Sunday visits. Miss Matilda Dedmon, Mrs. James Dover, and Mrs. F.C. Black plus families travel between Shelby Davenport and Greenville areas. Residents from Asheville, Columbus, Raleigh, Cincinnati, and other towns visit relatives, attend hospital steps, or vacation at Wrightsville Beach and Crescent Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Dedmon
Shelby
James Dover
4.M. Moore
Harold Mills
Asheville
W. M. Gantt
T. A. McGill
Columbia
M. A. Lewis
Crouse
A. H. Patteron
Houser Family Note From Goldsboro North Carolina
A brief family notice from Goldsboro announces Mr and Mrs ML Houser of Goldsboro North Carolina welcome a child. Brandmother appears as Mrs Othe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Houser
Benson
Ariz
M. L. Houser
Goldsboro
N.C
Ruth Thomasson
J. B. Meacham
Charlotte
Suns Decky
ML. Houser
Wis
Brandmother
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Ciety Editor
J. B. Simpson
Howard Ware
Cora Herndon
Greenville
George B. Grayson, Jr
Shrine Hospital
Mixy Ruth Long
Cincinntti
Ohio
Peggy Baker
Fb, Clark
F. B.ey
Patsy Wall
Spartanburg
Bobbie Barrett
Joann Wall
Ollie Hartsell
Annie Mae Howey
Myr. Ue Beach
Mrs
Buck Allan
Jerry
Gastonia
Ein
James Edward Amos
Kinsson
Parente
Frank Blalock
Bethlehem Community
Charlie Blalock
Paul Crawfrod
Donald Crawford
W. M. Gamtt
Raleigh
P. D." Hemmon
W. D. Byera
Providence
Rhode Island
Babe Albanese
New York City
Aubrey Mauney
Gravel Springs
A. 8. Cover
Strasburg
Shirley Arthur
Kade Anderson
Gordon Hughes
Mrs. W.K. Mauney
Miles Mauney
David Mauney
High Hamton
L. Phillips
Sandra, Gai and Lee, Jr
Orangeburg
C.F Carpenter, Jr
C Ter
M.C. Poston
Menical Hospital
Chamore
Ted Weir
Ellerbe
Ethel Roberts
Edith Goforth
E. Neisler
H. 7. Fulton
E.W. Barnes
Kings Mountain
Pinetops
N. C
Kings Mountain Wednes Day
Jim Smith
Harold Hunnicutt
Faison Barnes
Othe
Her
Sterchi
Ifitis L. Acqiiied
Tee de Saar
Eek Pie
Tly
Asheville, Henders
Forest City
Shelby. Gast
Presto Chango
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