SPINDALE, March 14.- MRS. J.H. HILL represented the W.M.U. of the Bapt. church at the convention held in Gastonia this week. - MR. and MRS. PAUL BLAKE of Lumberton, were the guest of the latter's parents, MR. and MRS. J.H. HILL, Sunday. - MISSES ORA and CLARA CRENSHAW spent the week-end with relatives in Great Falls, S.C. - ALVA LOUIS of Missouri is visiting relatives in Spindale. - REV. and MRS. E. ROBERTS visited MR. and MRS. CHARLIE ROBERTS at Mountain View, Sunday. - MR. and MRS. D.L. CASH and family visited MRS. CASH'S parents, MR. and MRS. H.P. HINES at Gilkey last Sunday. - MISS KATHLEEN ROBBINS visited MISSES ANNIE and ELLA HAMRICK Saturday. - Master L.D. CASH who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis, IS IMPROVING AND IS ABLE TO BE AT HOME. ----- OBITUARIES Forest City, March 10.- W.THOMAS POTEAT died at his home in Belmont, following an illness of four weeks were held at the Wesleyan Methodist church in McAdenville. He was born in Rutherford County, March,1863 and had only been living in Belmont for about six years. His wife who before her marriage was MISS HULDAH ARROWOOD of Rutherford Co., died in November, 1930. MR. POTEAT is survived by 3 daughters, MRS. J.E. HENDERSON, MRS. JOHN BENFIELD of Belmont, and MRS. D.C. CRAIG of Kings Mountain; 2 sons, GEORGE and ELBERT POTEAT of Caroleen. One sister, MRS. SALLIE ABERNATHY of Linwood College; and 4 brothers, GEORGE, of Forest City, SOLOMON, Stanley Creek, JOHN Gastonia, and BOB POTEAT, Shelby, also survive. ----- Forest City, March 10.- Funeral services for JOE SMAWLEY, aged 77, were held at the Dunkard church. He died at his home near Bostic following an extended illness. He is survived by the following children; MRS. EDGAR YELTON, MRS. WILLIE GRAYSON, MRS. MAL NORVILLE, MISSES MATTIE and ROSIE SMAWLEY, OMAR, PAUL, and HERMAN SMAWLEY. A sister, MRS. ROBERT SMART and 2 brothers, C. and WALLACE SMAWLEY, survive. ----- Free post- nancie