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I>AT&M|^ NORTH WILKBSBORO. HC C. teck as a mesal^ :iirf Miss Irula Jennings was 'ka i^^ tional guest at tkis meeting.}'* B. Y. P. U. Ehjoyad »Joya« Picnic Laal Tn^ay The B. Y. P. U. of the Bwp- = MAMIB SOCKWELL, EDITOR PHONE 21S efs, Wllhelmina ^DeLaney and Mr. H.\V. OveiCMk. anil>Mr. and Mra W. D. iSIglfacre enjoyed' a most delijghttul outing at thf asaak Walton reeraatlea grounds I on Monday afternoon. The group 'left;town at five'o’clock stiAat I six a samWnpus ptenlo ^.faappCT,^ iwat served. Approximately twen ty-five ., young people enjoyed this outing. ^Spamhawer la iay Club Haateas he members of the Tuesday MHdge Club and a trio of addt- al guests were most dellght- ^lUIy entertained by Miss Da- Rklne Spalnbower at her home an Tneeday evening. Lovely gar- • ten flowers decorated the home. . Several lively games of bridge were, played which resulted in ‘Ugh score prise falling to Miss Annie Ruth Tomlinson. Among the guests of the club Mrs. A. J. ■nghes was most proficient and was awarded an attractive novel ty. At the conclusion of the game the hostess, assisted by her sist er, Miss Treva Spalnbower, serv ed a most delicious salad course followed by strawberry with Ice cream. tarts o tlst church enjoyed a- plcnlo on Finley hill on Tuesday after noon. Upon arrival at the hill outdoor games and contests were engaged In for a brief per iod after which supper was cook- .jd In the open. Mr. and' Mrs. W. K. Sturdivant. Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Blackburn and Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Myers and the general of ficers of the organixatlbn were Miss Myrtle Nturis Entertains At Bridge 'Miss Myrtle Nbrris was hos tess to the members of her bridge Girl Scouts On Hike On Monday Troop No. 2 of the local Girl Scouts accompanied . by ....theli* leader, Mrs. H. . V. ' Overcash, went on a hike to Lovers Lane on Monday^ afternoon. The troop was divided Into two teams and afternoon. 'Two tables were plac- | ed amid a setting of beautiful spring flowers and a number of interesting prograssions _were played. Following the game the hostess served a delectable froz en salad with accessories. outing. For Comfort and Economy kny good Shoes—then have them repaired st— Right-Way Shoe Shop **A Litrt« Neater, a Little Better.” Sewing Club Held Meeting On Friday Miss Beatrice Jennings and Dare Bumgarner joined hospital ity in entertaining the members of the Busy Bee Sewing Club Friday evening at the home of Miss Jennings on Kensington Drive. After a pleasant period of sewing and conversing the hos tess served delicious sandwiches and tea. Mias Mattie Hendren who has been in New liork for CONGRATULATIONS- — TO — Dick^s Service Station No. 3 Our firm did the wil ing For the handson>e new build ing now occupied by Dick’s Service Station NO' 3. We invite you to inspect the wiring and installation of fixtures when you visit this service station on the occasion of its formal opening Friday and Saturday, May 26th-27th. D. & M. ELECTRIC CO., Inc. R, T. McNeil. Pres. C. 0. .McNeil, Sec.-Treas. “C” Street North Wilkesboro, N. C. This bride went home to HiS mother They’ll be married a year this June, and he needs new undershirts. The bride asked his mother “What kind?”—and got the answer, “HAKES!” Hanes Shirts cling closer than a poor relation but never cut or bind. Cool, comfortable, and only 25c for the combed-yarn number! No matter how many times a HANES goes into the tub, it still keeps its s-t-r-e-t-c-h! Keeps its original length too. If you don’t know a HANES dealer, please write P. H. Hanes Knitting Co., Winston-Salem, N. C. HANES make* luxurioua Lisle. Durene, and Rayon shirts. Only 35c and 50c. The combed-yarn shirt is 25 C HANES SHORTS 25c 35c 50c Some HANES Union Suits are 50c. The SAMSONBAK-San- fortsed so it can't shrink-with the patented, non-rip, non-break belt—is only 75' HANES WONDERWEAR for men and BOVS FOR EVERY SEASON Belk’s Department Store “North Wilkesboro’s Shopping Center” Payne Clotlmig Company Girl Scout Troop Visits Jefferson ^ „ . Troop No. 3 of the Girl Scouts was extended a most enjoyable courtesy on Saturday w.hen they spent the day as the guests of the Jefferson troop. The twelve girls accompanied by their lead er, -Miss Mabel Topping, and Miss Virginia Hix and Mrs. W. D. Halfacre motored to that city and Joined the Jefferson troop on a hike up Negro Mountain. After enjoying the scenery from the summit of the Mountain a delic ious picnic dinner, which was prepared iiy the hostess troop, was spread. Later in the after- 'noon the girls returned to North j Wilkesboro each reporting a I splendid trip and voting the I Jefferson troop ideal hostesses. ' Mrs. Joseph M. Prevette, former- ' ly of this city, is leader of the ciirl Scouts ill Jefferson. Mrs. Don Coffey Is Hostess At Bridge Tlie members of the Friday Bridge Club were the guests of .Mrs. Don Coffey at her attrac tive home nil Friday afternoon. Lovely roses, peonies and other garden flowers decorated the spacious rooms where the tables were placed for the game. Fol lowing a number of progressions the hostess served delicious re freshments in two courses. In the afternoon^ a delicious pic nic supper was spread after which the girls returned home. Lovely Psufty Giv^ ' In Wilkesboro) Mdnday The attractive home of Mrs. Jem Barber in 'Wflkesboro was the scene of a lovejfy party Mon day afternoon when Mrs. Barber and Miss Frank Somers were joint hostesses to a number of friends. Early summer flowers in all their radiant beauty were lavishly used throughout the home as decorations. Bridge was played at three tables during the afternoon and at the conclus''jn of the game Mrs. Louis Nelson was aw'arded high score prize. A delicious course of refreshments consisting of salad with accessor ies followed by strawberry tarts with whipped cream was served by the hostesses. Mrs. Max Barker Is Hostess At Party Mrs. Max Barker entertained at one of the , most delightful parlies of the spring season at iier liome on Memorial Avenue. Tuesday afternoon. laively gar df'ii flowers in file rooms where four tables were placed for play. Hi.git score Birthday Dinner Given On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John \\. Hall entertained at a lovely dinner at their home on Trogdon Street, Sunday, May 21. in celebration of the sixty-ninth birthday of Mrs. Hull's father, Mr. R- E. Faw, Sr. Covers were laid tor Mr. and Mrs. John A. Faw', and daughter, Jean, and son. John A. Jr., of Oreensboro, Mr. and Mrs. IV. A. W’illiams and daughter, Ruth Ray. of West Jefferson, -Mr. and .Mrs. Everett Elledge of North Wilkesboro, and Mr. Faw. Marriage License . .Marriage licenses have been issued during the past few days to the following couples by Register of Deeds T. H. Settle; were profusely used I Huffman and Mae Nichols; both of Piirlear; Grant Sikes and Bertha Laws, both of Purlear; prize w’ent to -Mrs. Henry Moore. | ^ Kilby, of Millers Creek, When cards were put Vallie Dancy, of Wilbar. 'dainty covers were placed on the tables and a delicious salad j course followed by sweets was served by -Mrs. Barker. Richard Reins Is Honored On Birthday Honoring her little .son, Rich ard. on the sixth anniversary of his birthday. Mrs. Ralph Reins entertained quite a number of small friend.s on Wednesday aft ernoon at her home in Wilkes boro. Various games which chil dren love were played on the lawn. The treasure hunt proved to be a real thrill lor the young sters and their enthusiasm was almost unbounded when the treasure was discovered by little Margaret Jones. The climax of the afternoon came when the small guests were usheiasi into | the dining room. Here a color j motif of pink and white was car- j ried out in detail. Taively roses were used and tlie beautiful j wliite birthday cake topped with ; six glowing pink candles lield | central place on the table. Delic.-j ioous ice cream and cake was j si'vvi'd by .Mrs. Reins, assisted by her inoriier, .Mrs. A L. Lippard. Eai’h ciiest received a liriglit col ored oaiioon as a memento of happy afternoon. Buy At The Best Icto $1.00 Store AND SAVE MONEY Clin Woman’s Wesley Bible Class Meets The Womans Wesley Bitile ela.ss of the Methodist church met Tuesday afternoon at the home of .Mrs. W. P. Horton, with sixteen memhers present. Mrs. Horton, the newly elected presi dent. held the chair during a i short inisiness session. Mrs. R. M. Brame conducted the devo- tionals and also had charge of the program on “Fellowship." I Following the program a pleas- |ant social period was enjoyed at I which time the hostess, assisted I by her daughter and little grand daughter, Mrs. Newton and Mary Louise Newton, served delicious refreshments. Tomlinson’s Department Store fob your needs in HANES UNDERWEAR Near Postoffice : : North Wilkesboro, N. C. North Wiiwaborw N., Ladies Aid 'Society Held Meet Tuesday 1 The Ladles Aid Society of the I First Baptist church met Tues- i 'day evening at the home c/l Mrs. I L. A. Hauser. The president, Mrs. IC. 0. McNeil, presided over a [ brief business session at which I time the routine business was I transacted. A social hour fol- I lowed the business and' the hos- i less served sandwiches and* sweets. The last meeting of the year will be held in June A*id the year’s business will be end ed at this time and reports made of the work. Tenthi^ad£3|^.den|« .Opp^i Ham » aai oI the tenth •choot * **" thaif hmne room OMbh- Dress prints, in beautiful flor al patterns, stripes and dots, 3fi inches wide, guaranteed fast color— lOc yard Good quality, heavy weight, \Aj Sheeting, 36 inches wide— 5c yard Fine quality, good weight Broadcloth, nice for dresses, shirts and trimmings, .36 inch es wide - - 7 l-2c yard Higwood Voiles in plain colors, beautifully finished, 40 inches wide, guaranteed fast color— 8c yard White Idnen Hats tor small hoys, only— 19c each .Men's and boys’ white linen Sport Caps—- 23c each Men’s Blue Cliamhray Work Shirts, size 14 to 1^7. only— 25c each Boys’ heavy weight Overalls, size 4 to 16 years— 29c pair Men’s fancy Broadcloth Shorts with yoke front and elastic sides, assorted patterns and colors— 19c each .Men’s athletic knit shirts, full cut and well made, size 38 to 4 4— lOc each Men's Athletic Union Suits of Checked nainsook, full cut, size 36 to 48, only— 35c pair Ladies’ Wash Dresses in the new summer florals, plaids and' stripes, with organdie puff sleeves and collars— 88c each Ladies’ nice quality rayon Hose, in the newest summer shades.— lOc pair / Good quality Oilcloth, 46 inch es wide, in assorted. patterns and colors— 15c yard Best Ic to $1.00 Next Door Xo ,D. Ifoctih WUkMl M S. jMill' a t f'fr Nortihi Wilke»boro, N> G. The JAM is broken-T^oother runs the current, as ex^ -perts safely guide the raw^atenal to the mills for’eon- , version into" gopdi Increased demands^increa^d. consumption -^ increased 'ivages' — incre^ed prices - may be ext>e^d. Today we offer quality merchandise at prices that cannot again be duplicated. Ladies’ Dress TIES - PUMPS $1.00pair Children’s good quality UNIONALLS 49c 27 inch Fast Color solid and fancy CHAMBRAY 5c yard Ladies’ Wash DRESSES 49c 98c Girls fast color Print Dresses 49c Infants hand made DRESSES 49c PICTORIAL-EXCELLA PATTERNS Ladies’ all silk Chiffon Dresses $2.95 Men’s two-piece Seersucker-Linen and Tropical Suits $3.95 Ladies’ LINEN SUITS sizes 12 to 20 $2.95 GENUINE KEDS (Recomended by Good Housekeeping) for the boys and girls 49c pair All Leather SANDALS for boys and girls 98c pair All styles Ladies’ SILK DRESSES $2.95 to $9.75 Ladies’ T strap, leather sole, Beach SANDALS $1.00 pair Men’s Sport Oxfords $2.95 $3.45 Ladies’ White Dress Ties and Pumps Widths AAA to E sizes 3 to 8 1-2 $1.98 to $3.95 Men’s blue cham- bray Work Shirts 25c Men’s. Stonewall OVERALLS 49c Men’s fast color Dress Shirts 49c Boys’ fast color WASH SUITS 25c 49c Men’s Dress OXFORDS $1.98 Men’s Semi Dress Trousers 98c Beajitiful pattern.s, fast color Printed'Voile 10c yard 500 yards pure THREAD SILK 49c yard Attend the Formal Opening... OFTHECin’SNEW SERVICE STATION Service Station No. Dick’s Service Station No. 3, one of the most attractive serv ice stations to be found in this section of the state, will be formally opened to the public on l^IDAY and SATURDAY, MAY 26TH-27TH. The management of this new sei-vice station cordially invites your visit, and when you drive up we invite you to look over the Brick, Metal Ceiling, Roofing, Paint and Hardware as these products were supplied by our store. Note the quality, and then when you get ready to build get our, prices. Always remember we are in position to furnish you with any thing you need in the hardware and building material line, with the exception of lumber- You make no mistake when you let us co-operate with you in working out your building costs. We always give our customers lowest prices, and a sat isfactory service. ‘•NSrthw^t Nirth C^lb^.,,^^«e.t Hard^ St^’’ Midi! Wilkedboro, Nl" C. r.' ^ I \K
The Journal-Patriot (North Wilkesboro, N.C.)
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