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New Salem News
By Anna Mari * Moore
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Neal, Jr.
anounce the birth of a son
Mr and Mrs. Hillard Wall of
Chattanooga spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Moore.
Last week’s visitors of Miss
Billie Jean Reese were Misses
Mary Helen Haynes, Mary Lou
Raines and Patsy Ann Reese of
Va.
Miss Novella Gray spent Fri¬
day night with Miss Ann Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Farell Bradford
and daughter spent Saturday
night with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Bradford.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ward of
Jacksonville, Fla. spent the holi¬
days with Mrs. Ward’s parents
Mr. and Mrs. John McGuffey.
Miss Eloise Pennington of Fia.
ppent the week end with her
grandmother, Mrs. C. L. Moore
and her sisters, Imogene and
Deloise Pennington.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Durham
and family of Chattanooga were
week end visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Fulghum and family.
Shorty Bradford was home on
the week end.
We notice some of our neigh¬
bors driving new trucks lately.
Martin Bradford a new Inter¬
national; Carl Baker a new
Chevrolet, Woodrow Gray and
Farrell Bradford new Dodges.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hawkins
and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Miller
were Sunday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. John C. Mathews
Mrs. Jack Near and Mrs. Will¬
ard Daniel have returned home
from a visit in Texas. Mr. and
Mrs. Commie Neal and children
acompanied them home.
NOTICE
All Garden Club members
are urged to have an entry in
the flower exhibit at the Coun¬
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IN MEMORY
WILLIAM HERBERT CROSS
Wiliam Herbert Cross, young¬
est son of the iate Mr. and Mrs.
W. D, Cross, was born in Dade
County, Ga., July 15, 1876, and
died August 26, 1949, age 73.
He served four years as She¬
riff of Dade County in the early
20’s, thus following inthe foot¬
steps. of his father, who had al¬
so been Sheriff of Dade County.
While Sheriff he was married
to Miss Rose Stephens, an es-
»unable young lady, who made
him a true and faithful wife.
He was an exceedingly kind
and dutiful son who followed
{strictly the fifth command¬
ment. His only daughter. Miss
Willie Rose has abundantly re¬
warded him with her affection
and faithful, loving care. As a
rule, those who honor and care
for their parents are likewise
treated by their own children.
He was also a very kind and
helpful brother to his two sis¬
ters, Mrs. Cora Tittle and Mrs.
Sallie Wilson.
He loved people, to whom he
was always considerate, cour¬
teous and respectful. This
characterestic made friends of
ill who knew him.
One of the largest crowds
ever seen in the Townsend
Cemetery attended his funeral
here. The great number of
tioral tributes from friends at¬
tested their love for him.
’Tis sad to think this, special
friend
With smiles no more will
greet us.
When to his home our way
we wend
He comes not out to meet
us.
But we have hope we’ll meet
again,
O’er this we often ponder;
’Twill be a happy meeting
when
We re-unite up yonder.
C. A. Chambers
CASTLEBERRY FAMILY
HOLD REUNION
Labor Day the Castleberry fa¬
mily held a reunion at the. old
family place on Sand Mountain
near the Cagle Gap with Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Cast.^erry as
hosts. In spite of the rainey day
more than 75 were able to at¬
tend. Those to enjoy the big din¬
ner were Mr. Doss C. Castleber¬
ry, Mr. and Mrs. George Castle¬
berry and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Noah Castleberry and family,
Mr and Mrs. Mike Castleberry
and family, Mrs. Abercrombie
and her son Truett and his fa¬
mily, Mr. and Mrs. James Hat-
filed and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Smith and family, Mrs.
Cotton Durham and sons, Mr.
and Mrs. Mutt Castleberry and
family, Mr. Martin Castleberry
and two daughters, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Blevins and family and
Mrs. Gussie Castleberry and fa¬
mily.
“BIBLE -HUFF’’
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bible of I
Rising Fawn, Ga., wish to an¬
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Ruth Edna, to Ollen
H. Huff of East Chattanooga.
The ceremony was performed
at the home of the officiating
minister, Rev. E. R. Cartwright,
pastor of the Avondale Metho¬
dist Church. It took place Satur¬
day Sept. 3, 5 P. M„ in the pre¬
sence of a few friends and re¬
latives.
The bride was lovely, in a :ni-
dium biue suit, with brown ac¬
cessories and a corsage of white
gardenias.
Her attendant, Miss Evelyn
Baker wore a light brown suit
with dark brown accessories and
white corsage.
The groom’s best man was
Mri Raymond Kendall of N. Or¬
chard Knob Ave., Chatt.
Immediately, following the ce
remony, after hand shakings con
gratulations, and “happy motor¬
ing”, wishes, the happy couple
left on a two weeks vacation for
Jacksonville and various places
In Florida, possible going as far
as Miami. Upon their returnh
home they will reside for the
present with the groom’s mother
in East Chattanooga. 1
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO THE CREDITORS OF
ED CROWNOVER, Deceased:
You are hereby notified to
render an acount to the under¬
signed of your demands against
the estate of the above-named
deceased, or lose priority as to
your claim. This 6 day of Sep¬
tember, 1949.
Lyman R. Daniel,
Executor of the Will of
Ed Crownover, deceased
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