Weekend Visits And Hospital Admissions Mentioned
Miss Peggy Whitaker spent Sunday in Cramerton. Mrs. Novella Phillips entered Memorial hospital in Charlotte Sunday. Miss Ann Cosmes spent the weekend in Cherryville. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Riley spent Saturday in Gatiney. Mrs. H. B. Jones hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Darwin McCarter and Mrs. Andy McCarter of Bethany. Mr. and Mrs. Butch Brady hosted the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Leo Brady of New York. Miss Margaret Ratterree of Asheville spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Ratter. Ben H. Goforth Jr. spent the weekend with his parents. Mrs. Frank Gladden spent Sunday in Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. Troy Wright hosted guests Sunday including Mr. and Mrs. Brady of Gastonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Whitaker
Cramerton
Novella Phillips
Memorial Hospital
Charlotte
Ann Cosmes
Cherryville
Ed Riley
Gatiney
H. B. Jones
Darwin McCarter
Andy McCarter
Bethany
Butch Brady
Leo Brady
New York
Margaret Ratterree
Asheville
Mrs. B. D. Ratter
Ben H. Goforth, Jr
Ben H. Goforth
Frank Gladden
Troy Wright
Rl Brady
Gastonia
Hybrid seed proves worth in Jones family corn test
W. W. Jones of Oak City and his son tested hybrid seed versus regular corn. Jones used hybrid seed NC 27 on 75 acres with fertilizer and ranked 109.4 bushels per acre, while his son, using conventional seed and less fertilizer, produced 47.6 bushels per acre. The elder Jones plans to continue hybrids and fertilizer per recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jones
Martin County
Oak City
Route 1
R. M. Edwards
Negro County
The
State College Extension Service
Jones
Richard
N.C
Young Jones
New Year's Day Echoes In A Small Town Daydream
Amy Wells, once the girl every man wanted, contemplates a life past and memory as Clarabelle and Lance reappear in a chance New Year reunion. Amy recalls a distant tryst with love faded by pride and miscommunication, while Clarabelle’s gossip looms over old haunt plans and possible reckonings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Westay
Clarabelle Carter
Clarabelle
Mille
Lola
Amy Wells
Clarabetle
Amy
Sue
Fort Five
Oline
Bance
Amy Toek
Lance
Starching Cuts Ironing Time and Keeps Crips Longer
Starching will cut ironing time in half and help dresses skirts shirts and blouses stay cleaner longer shed dirt and keep a crisp look two days longer than usual.
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