eARTANEBURG, svt) 18—AL jacent nineting allies Spat Con solidated School Board the new Junehar Way hired, Miss Elanuol Fuse, Sholy to Have either the neon of the grade wher last year had an enrollment of or; Mrs Rove to q Jock! girl and was grart— led from Spurs Heh Schoo ters! going ( Minbar State Teachers' College, whose gf Has completed a [ne vene court ane by now attend= ding [ne Summamee eqaiony, the ela jution of Mrs. Herman Winans has Hino, accepted. Arnold Crosby, son of Mir ahd Mo, Blame Crosby, and the mis fortune to fall while playing In olldina reer his home Friday. He was taken to a doctor and it was found and the ligaments in is foot were badly injured, necessitating his remaining in bed for several days. Mrs. Walter Mensor, residing in iis former Harry Pin) residence, had the misfortune to fill and break hwe nist tenet, which is heal sleeky. William Brooks, who Was injured owner his Mouse Jumped, throwing Fimo he pavement, is row abe 10 be around the Monae and to ive Wily oo. Mrs. Mien McDaignat ana dae vor, Dolores, and Mes. Hos Goldin, who have spent the pask waeke plu lig wherries fr Wie Nor'h Wish Ald inlet, have vaturned ‘to thei one were, Mrs. William HUT and dauenter, Marjorie, meavored to Fredumia Fri day, where tey will spend several Java with the farmer's daughter, Mr. Jamies Phelps, and family ‘SUiss Ueanétly TURner, of Reeds ville, Nis arrived to spend the sum mer with her grandparents, Mr. and Mes, ‘Tracy, Turner, Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Johnston of Meadville, and Me, and Mrs. L. E. Pree, of Erle, spent Sunday with| liss Mabel Schreckengost, Mr. and Mrs. Alison Culver of Gary, were Saturday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. 8. D. Culver. | Mrs. Hurtord aul daughler, Cutal, who Heve spent the past week with Mrs. Cassie Fuller, returned to their name Sunday at Kittanning. “They were accompanied by Mrs. Filer, We will remain for several days, Miss Ta L Shreve has gone in Erie Where she WS ENA some game with her daughters, Mises Paioins and Bethe Shreve ,Miss Hulu Gilnvns, of Tonawanda, Nis spending several daye with Miss Donsie Jean Brandon, « former anssmmate, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carlson and sons, of Upper Darby, Pa. are spending severe days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blakeslee. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lord and (laughter, oan, uns son, James, bumed Salurdau after spending a Wweele's Vacation on Wildwooy) pesor'.) M Tidioube, | ‘Miss Shirley Tilotsen left Sumiday for North East, where she will spend some time picking cherries. ‘Miss Rosella Whitney is spending two weeks Rt Findley Lake when she 's attending a Bible school. MY.nd Mrs. James Sharp and granddaughter, of Diamond, were Sunday afternoon alles of Helen Rittenhouse. Mrs. Fair Sheldon and son, of Union City, were weekend guests of the former's sister, Mrs. Willard Tillotson, and family, James Lord has gone to Mill Vil lage to spend the week with his grandmother, Mrs. C. E. Kearney. Cpl. Wilsworth Oravie, who has spent the past two Weeks with his pares, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ora vie, tert Sunday for Buffuln where he will spend a few days before going to New York City, where on Wednesday he will go by plane to his base in Newfoundland. He was accompanied as far as Westfield by his parents and sister, Miss Evelyn OFavie. ‘Mrs. Cstl Smit and daughter, Mary Lou, and Mrs. Cyt Skiff have returned after spending the past week at Battle Creek, visiting their grandmother,Mrs. Harris. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Clair Lindsey and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lindsey spent the week at Wellsboro, Pa. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Telford Berkey and family returned Sunday after spend ing a Week: Vacationing along Lake Erle. Mra, Edward Webber and son, Eugene, Mrs. ©. H. Puller and Mes Perry ‘Tillotson were among the Sunday visitors at North East. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith cre spending the week at the home