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OPTICS!' ISO WEST BROAD WRIST-■ tSMMQMJ _NO._14.Ap il 11, 1010GLIMPSE PASSING triKONGtcriMMiTueaera,coivcnfteiCuttat h: Leo, ent ganui ng»RuthcreaitheMiprizeliit? 1the lt;Personal Mention of People?Their Movements.Mra. oy Plott atitl little girl left this week for a two weeks1 stay in Sweetwater, Tenn.Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Sherrill left Tuesday for Chicago, where Mr. Sherrill will attend-a meeting of the National Grain Dealers* Association.Vv Mrs. Claras Walker is visiting inAsheville.,Miss Vera Millsaps has returned to Tarboro to resume her work as teach-in the city schools.Sjergt. ]Roy D. Martin, stationed at Camp Devon, Mass., is spending a thirty-days’ furlough with his sister,Mrs. 1). E. Moose, in the county. Sfergt. Martin has recently returned ffohi overseas, He and Mrs. Moose went to Long Island, Tuesday, to visit their brother, Mr. J. L. Eidson,Mrs. R. V. Tharpe has returned from a stay of several weeks in Radford, Virginia.‘Mrs. K. G. Bishop and little Sher-' wood Cox, Jr., of Lumberton, are visiting Mrs. Bishop’s daughter, Mrs. J. B. Glover, Jr.Mrs, S. S. Tomlin and two children, after visiting Mr. and Mrs. C, S. Tomlin, have gone to Ac worth, Ga., to visit Mrs. A'. J. Durham. Later they | F will go to their home in Macon, Ga.Mrs.' Tomlin, while in North Carolina, Sail visited her sister, Mrs. Clo. Kimball at Bas Black Mountain. . taklt;* Mrs. C. S. Tomlin is in Charlotte to 1 o spend two weeks with her son, Mr. J. Chu Irvin Tomlin. denMr. and Mrs. Frank Armfield have be returned from a visit with relatives in fiffa Rock Hill, 5. C. was• Statesville men who will attend the cop meeting of the State Medical Associa- her tion in Pinebnrst April 15, 16 and 17 Mis wjtll be Dr. F. A, Carpenter and Dr. T. Mn E. Anderson. I derMr. Roland Lyerly has returned to Charleston, S. C., after a visit withAUnitwasC. I plan old the ■repcpareterspartTunbusiMrsa girelatives here. I Y^JMr., T. N. McEhvee left Wfednesday for a trip to Greenville, Tenn.betGatMr, C. G. Barley, of Marion, Ind.,Mr:StamoiMrW1A*president of the Indiana Truck Company, and Mr. J. E. Carter, district manager of the company, spent Wed-. nesday in Statesville. ™a.pavid Fleming, who served with the | 105th Ammunition Train in France, has returned to the States. After I wo having received his discharge from the »] service he is visiting his sister, Mrs.Wv E. Wfcbb, here.R. M. Gray, Y. M. C. A. secretarywith headauarters at Savannah, Georgia, has been spending several days this week with his family here. 1 aftMisses Nona and Jett Brawley, of Mooresville, are guests of Miss Altie | N(Corpening.Misses Marie Andei*son and Lueile Fulp have returned from a visit with friends in Charlotte.Miss Leila Corpening and. little Mary •Corpening’, of Rockingham, are. visiting Miss Altie Corpening and Mrs. D. M. Furches.Miss Stella Reid, of Harmony, went, to Washington Wednesday to take a government position. Miss Reid had been teaching at Mt. Bethel school, which closed Monday. ;;Mrs. Ross Mills and little daughter, Mary, and Miss Hattie Fowler will leave today for a visit in Winston-Salem.Mr. Henry Ileinzerling left Tuesday for Kansas City, Mo., where he will be engaged in the installation of flour mill machinery. .Miss Amy Heinzerling has returned from Bailey.rillMiTinCosetMlt;foitornaBuParty in Honor of Soldiers News From Statesville, R-3.Correnpondence of The Landmark.Statesville, R-3, April 10.—lt;We fear the recent cold spell played havoc with the peaches. The nights are real cool yet, but the days are ideal.The boys are coming* home. Privates Marvin Lippard, Sidney Litton, Glenn Ostwalt of Co. F, and Perry Ostwalt of Co. G., 105th Ammunition Train, 30th Division, arrived last week and we hope that those who remained in France may come home soon. Miss Sudie Ostwalt gave a party at her home Saturday night in honor of the soldier boys. Miss Nancy Lippard had a singing at her home in honor of her brother. Mrs. W. L. Or-ren, who has been sick with influenza, is improving, we are glad to say,Mr, and Mrs. I. S. Ostwalt and daughter, Mabel, were in Concord township to afcend the funeral of Mrs, Ostwalt’s father, Mr, F. M. Abernethy.Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ostwalt received. an announcement Saturday of the marriage of their son, Ralph, and Miss Lois Tompson, of Charlotte. The marriage took place March 15th. Mr, Ostwalt holds a position with a firm in Columbus, Ga,Mr. Perry Ostwalt went, to Winston-Salem this morning to look for work. Misses Katie Ostwalt and Bessie Gantt ^closed a successful school at Clark’s Friday.Mlt;M.CrMPiat\vlt;G\YcClTlt;MWelcoming Boys Home — Harmony, R-3, Items.Correspondence* of The Landmark.Harmony, R-3, April 10 — After the , refreshing shower Friday the farmers are busy with their crops.. Mr. Charles Anderson received a letter from his son, Spurgeon, stating he had landed safely in the United States. Spurgeon was with theYma:Vi01
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Statesville Landmark
Statesville, North Carolina, US
Fri, Apr 11, 1919
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