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PROPHECY On July 1, I arrived at Casar and made arrangements to stay at the new tourist court owned and operated by Donald Shack Mode. It wasn't long until I discovered that Sue Spake Lackey and husband Jack had set up their own bakery and had well established routes leading out of Casar. On July 4, 1965, at 8:00 P.M. a great and happy crowd met at Casar High. After being separated ten long years there was quite a bit of excitement, but pretty soon everyone settled down and started filling in the gap between 1955-1965. Since I had met several of my classmates on the way in. I was more interested in hearing from the ones Ihad not seen or heard from. Ruth Ann Price said she was teaching at the Baptist Orphanage at Thomasville, N.C. Christine Johnson is still a tele- phone operator at Charlotte, and is planning a big wedding soon. Mrs. N. F. Costner, Jr., the former Antha Brackett, and her little Butch, Jr., were home for a vacation. They now live in Chicago where Butch owns a chain of grocery stores. Charlene Parker was making her home in Shelby where she is now head nurse at the Shelby Hospital. Another great surprise came when I learned that Anne McNeely Hoyle was keeping books for her husband, Miller, in their prosperous lumber business. Then, last of all, I talked with Mrs. Bobby Downs, After chatting with herfor several minutes, she told me that she and Bobby had built them a new home at Hick- ory, and Bobby is manager of the Spring Factory. After the party was over I went back to the tourist court to spend the night. The next daylleft for my home. As the bus carried me on my way back home,Idecidedthatm visit was well worth the time for I had seen Y or heard from all of my classmutes and found that everyone of them had made good. Betty McNeely Benfield Class Prophet W .3 .llll if A 7 J lf EIN s W 1 W L li M m is
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