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BfXgH'SPRING BEAR
ON~fHE PROWL AGAIN
The bear reported seen some weeks ago at Beech Spring, reappeared Friday at noon traveling the same trail/Bobby Wilson Atkins saw the- bear while standing at the-Beech Spring apple stand owned by Roy Swindler and opci'Sted by Dido Atkins. The bear4 was headed toward Dido’s housn and Dido was almost afraid to go home for fear the bear had gone inside and was hibernating in his bed.
While you hunters are out looking for deer keep an eye out for the big bUjck Beech Spring bear.
SpZfryvill* News
Mrs. Annie G. Bruce, is visiting Mr; Sid Mrs. J. B. Johnson^
Mr. and Mrs. J. • R. Devers were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. Dever’* mother Mts. Ida Devers in Flint Hilk^ 4
' .' Jv *3 A Mystery Fqrm -
The farm last vvMt^was that of Mrs. L. R. Rudasill n?Sr Woodvil)e, The 340 acre fann isSivmed “Ll’s'dur” and has been In the
for two generations about 40 years, and was prev iously owned by the Hughes family.
The farm has a new dwelling house, barn and sheds. Mrs. Rudaci!l has three children, Louise O’ Bannon, Jane Hopkins and Mary Panky. <
Hay corn and small grain are . the crops raised and a herd of Angus cattle are kept.
Mrs. H. B. Wood and Mrs. William Dulaney both called at .die same time so each will get a free years subscription to the piper. c Others guessing correctly were Mrs. Raymond Quaintance, Mrs. Charlotte Trout, Clifton Clark, Mrs. Daniel Jacobs, Mrs. Rodney Vqf and Raymond Johnson. f
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