BRISTOL HERALD COURIER Thursday, July 8, 1954 5 Social News From Norton Special To The Herald Courier NORTON, July 7-Carolyn Baker, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. Baker, went to Camp Merrimac, Black Mountain, N. last week where she will spend a month.
She was accompanied to camp by her and Danny Deshields and chilAres. of Norfolk, formerly of Norton, who were in Norton over the weekend. Mr. Deshields plans to leave next week to return to his work in Norfolk area. Mrs.
Deshields and children will remain in Norton for a month or Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Thrower and who vacation children, and Sharpe left last Friday for Jacksonville, being called there by the serious illness of Mr.
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Sharpe, who suffered a stroke. Mr. and Mrs. Sharpe have not decided when they will return home. Miss Kate Parrot and Miss Ann Fogleman of Norton Community Hospital, left last week for a twoweek vacation.
They will spend a few days at their home in Cleveland and Lebanon, and then to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. -Miss Mary Nat Jones, her sisters and Sallie, left Sunday, to return to their home Greensboro, after spending a week in Norton with Mr. and Mrs. Conway Lawrence- Mrs. Robert Dorchester, returned home last Friday evening after having been in Pass-AGrille Beach, since the latter part of April.
They visited friends going down to and stopped for a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Byars, in Asheville, N. on their return and home.Tom Mrs. Tom Bowen left last Friday by plane from Tri-City Airport, Mrs.
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-Mr. Abe Lipshin, of Norton left Monday for a vacation at his sisters home in Knoxville, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Petrey left last weekend for Tampa, to visit their daughters and sonsin-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Souther 5 and Mr. and Mrs. Stan Peters. They will be joined in Bluefield by another daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Snyder, of Anderson, Ind. Dr. and Mrs. W.
H. Hankins and Peggy left Thursday morning for Richmond, to visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Hankins Jr. -Ronald Wells, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wells, is attending Camp Le Conte located at Gatlinburg, Tenn. Mr.
and Mrs. B. J. Booher, of DeFuniak Springs, spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs.
R. P. Deperle of Norton. -Mr. Si Tomie Lane, left last week for a two weeks vacation at his home in Duffield.
Series Parties In Huff Home At Chilhowie Special To The Herald Courier CHILHOWIE, July 7- Mrs. Ballard Huff, and Mrs. Ballard Huff, entertained with series of parties Thursday and a evenings at the home of Friday the former. Thursday night there were nine tables of bridge and high score prize was won by Mrs. Bill Greever, second Mrs.
Ike Huff, low Mrs. Grace McCormick. Bingo prizes were won by Miss Mary P. Mrs. W.
A. Smith of NorCopenhaver and Florence Buchanan. folk, sister of Mrs. Huff, was given a guest prize. tables of rook were played Friday night and Mrs.
J. H. Dills high score, Miss Elizabeth won Neff, second, Mrs. John Lewis, low. Bingo prizes were won by Mrs.
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W. E. GLOVER and Mrs. W. E.
Glover of 243 Oak St. will celebrate their Mr. wedding anniversary Sunday afternoon from 3 till 5 with Golden house. They extend an invitation through this paper to open their friends and relatives to call. They will issue no other.
Mrs. is the former Ollie L. Luttrell of Knoxville and her wedGlover Mr. Glover took place there. Mr.
and Mrs. Glover have ding to Edward A. Glover and one grandchild Mrs. Bill Patton, one son the former Patsy Ruth Glover, and two great grandchildren Billy Elizabeth Patton. Mr.
Glover now retired, was with and Lelia Southern Railway about fifty years. Mrs. Frances Crews Weds Herman L. Gruseck In S. C.
Historic and beautiful old St. Helena Episcopal Church in Beaufort, S. was the scene of a quiet but lovely wedding when Mrs. Frances Crews of Bristol, became the bride of Herman L. Gruseck of Boston, now of Atlanta, Saturday, July 3, at 4 p.m.
The ceremony was performed the Rev. John Harvey, rector of the church, in the presof Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. ence Rose of Bristol, Mr.
and Dr. McGee Leaves Keokee For Alva, Ky. Special To The Herald Courier KEOKEE, July 7. Dr. and Mrs.
William J. McGee returned Saturday after accompanying their son, William J. McGee, the University of Notre Dame and visiting at Ft. Sill, Oklahoma with Mrs. McGee's sister and brother-in-law, Capt.
and Mrs. A. R. Toffler, Their daughSharon remained at Ft. Sill ter, for the summer vacation.
Dr. and Mrs. William J. McGee moved from Keokee, July 1, to his new location at Alva, Ky. Dr.
McGee has served Keokee and the surrounding area since June 15, 1949, and his going away leaves Keokee without a resident physician. Vacationing In Florida Mr. and Mrs. Jack and son, Tommy, left -for Ellnior Village, where they are spending their vacation. Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Hagy and children of Big Stone Gap, were, recent guests at the home and F. G.
Orendor. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Short of Dayton, Ohio, are visiting, relatives this Hobert Short and daughter, Sue Ann of Baltimore, visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary a Morris and other relatives here.
Mrs. W. I. Holding of Big Stone Gap, and Mrs. Russell were shopping in Bristol Tuesday.
Other shoppers in Bristol Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Barker, Recent Guests Mr.
and Mrs. Benton Dinsmore of Roda, Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Edens were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Dinsmore.
Ellis Morris of Lamone, visited his father, Henry Morris and other relatives here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Mellon and family of Dayton, Ohio are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Roberts and other relatives here this week. Widow Of Harvey Firestone Dies AKRON, July 7. (UP) Mrs.
Idabelle Smith Firestone, 80, widow of rubber industry pioneer Harvey S. Firestone, died today at the family home, "Harbel Manor." She met her late husband when he was selling buggies for a Columbus firm. They were married in Columbus in 1895. Private funeral services were being arranged. ENTERS WEST POINT -Jack O.
Bradshaw, 18, of Fort Wayne, and brother of Hugh Bradshaw of Gate City, recently entered the U. S. Military Academy at West Point, N. Y. Young Brawshaw, who is well known in Gate City, graduated with honors at North Side High School at Fort Wayne and was outstanding in both football and Recent Births At JM Hospital In Abingdon Special To The Herald Courier ABINGDON, July 7.
Births at Johnston Memorial Hospital week of June 27-July 4, include: June 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Larmar, Abingdon, a daughter, Elizabeth Sue: June 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Widener, Glade Spring, a daughter, Reta Faye: June 27 to Mr.
and Mrs. Clay, Millard, a son, Ronnie Lynn; June 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Humphreys, Suffolk, a son, Richard Everett. Also June 28 to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Alverado, a daughter, Hazel Viola; June 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Conley Pruitt, Damascus, a daughter, Constance Lee: June 28 to Mr. and Mrs.
James M. Lowe, Rural treat, a daughter, Nora Jean; June 29 to Mr. and Mrs. James Cole, Wyndale, a daughter, British In India NEW DELHI, India (P The Indian navy still has 47 British officers in active service. Aleca Lynn and July 2 to Mr.
Mrs. Earl Roe, Abingdon, a son, James Lark. Rice production in the United States began in South Carolina. RODENTS TERMITES, VERMIN Slagle Exterminating And Pest Control Services 1530 Par: Drive, Bristol, Tenn. Licensed and Insured Termite Control Phone 4449-RM Free Inspection PACKED, JULY KINGS Mrs.
Rivers L. Varn and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Marscher of Beaufort, S.
C. After the wedding the party sojourned to the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Rose at Eddings Point on the beach near Beaufort for a very delightful dinner and reception. The bride and groom left Sunday morning for a honeymoon in Florida.
On their return they will make their home at 829 Loridan's Drive, N. Atlanta, Ga. Guests From Washington In Appalachia Special To The Herald Courier APPALACHIA, July 7- Capt. and Mrs. Holly Robertson and three daughters of Andrews Air Base, Washington, D.
are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Robertson, Appalachia, and Mr.
and Mrs. Theo Williams Stone W. B. in Big Peters of Staunton, is visiting friends in toWn. this Mrs.
Honbarries and and son of High Point, N. baby is visiting her parents Mr. and A. G. Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Morton Roanoke, were Mrs. Boy weekend guests of Bill's parents, Judge and Mrs. George Morton. Mr.
Mrs. Jeff Collier and Carol and Danny left children, Saturday for a vacation to points in North Carolina. Guests From Norfolk Mr. and Mrs. C.
R. Bass of were weekend guests of folk, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Groseclose.Linda Lou Crockett of Rogersville. is visiting with Nancy and Cecilia Wayne Collier has been in New Ted Donnaly of Bristol visited her mother Mrs.
E. P. Duffy last week. Mary Lou Salsbury of Mosheim, is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
P. L. -Mr. and Mrs. Ora Asbury and boys of Dayton, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Haskel Clark last week. -Mr. and Mrs. H.
A. Meade had as their guest Friday, Mrs. Meade's sister, Mrs. Bryan Willis of Big Stone Gap. Visit Relatives Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Bays, Mr. and Mrs. John Walker visited relatives in Norton Sunday, -Mr. and Mrs.
L. P. Cook last weekend with relatives in Beckley, W. Va. H.
J. Crockett and family moved to Jonesville last week to make their home. The Rev. Mr. M.
B. Tate, former pastor of First Presbyterian Church, Appalachia, now pastor at Dublin. was guest preacher at Appalachia recently. The Tates were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Benton Witt Friday and Saturday and were luncheon guests and Mrs. John Walker Saturday, picnic supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bays Saturday evening and luncheon guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
B. W. Hamilton. Texas School Ruling Under NAACP Attack DALLAS, July 7 (UP) The Texas Board of Education's ruling to delay ending public school segregation for a year was under heavy attack today by the state branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. The Executive Committee of the state NAACP drafted a resolution which said in part, "this action is -advised and incorrect so far as the law is concerned.
"The Supreme Court has effectively and clearly declared that requiring segregation in public education is in violation of the 14th Amendment." it said. The NAACP, which closed a sixday national convention here last Sunday, went on record for a September, 1955, date to end segregation in all public schools in the nation. The State Board of Education ruled Monday "it is obligated to comply with all our present state laws and practices providing for segregation in our public school system." It said the Supreme Court has not yet ruled how or when its decision should be put into effect. The board inferred it would let the Texas Legislature act on the question at its regular session next January. A July Sale Be Bedspreads Close-out.
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