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. Mr. and Mrs. J, I. Myers, Mr. G«y Lyon was a business ^Tlsitor to Charlotte Wednesday. I this city, spent several hours in fWinatoh-SalehT Tuesday, Mr. My- Mn. I,.n Mlllw .lia m« „tendea. to tiualn... in.Ueio I# ¥ Goes; of West Jefferson, were visitors in the'e?ty Tuesday, j.^ Mr. and Mre. Fred Saylor Ind children, of Elkin, visited tridids iitrilkesboro Sunday.^ Mr. ». G. Dyer, of Purleaf^Ji'as business visitor In the city this aornlng. / B. Brewer, of Hays, 'was’Ji^usiaess visitor in the city a few hours Tuesday. Mr. C. G. Nichols, a well Ifnown citizen of Wilkesboro, Route 1, was a business visitor to the city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Key and children, of this city, visited Mr. Key's mother, Mrs. A. B. Key, of Elkin, Sunday. Mr. W. H. Poster and son. Shelton, of Green^oro. vere in the Wllkesboros on business the first of the week. Mrs. .\.'0. Dennis was called •to Hickory Tuesday evening on account of the illne;^ of her mo- [ther. 1 Messrs. H. M, Hutchison. S. F. Caudill and Guy Truitt, ol Mo.xley. were business visitors to ■ the city a few hours Wednesday. .attorney A. H. Ca.sey, of this city, was a professional business visitor to Elkin and Sparta Tues day. Attorney F. J. McDuffie, of this city, left yesterday for a bus iness trip to Newland, Avery county. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Lomax and Miss Gladys- I.oma^ spent the week-end In Charlotte with Mr. and Mrs. J.'a. Williapis. .Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Myers, of Elkin, visited Mr. Myers’ father. Mr. J. I. Myers, and Mrs. .Myers, of this city, Sunday while there. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Barr, of West Jefferson, were among , those who attended a picture at» a local theatre the first of the week. Mls.s Madge Garvey and Messrs. J. F. Donnelly and W. H. Coble, of West Jefferson, were visitors in the city a few hours Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Greene, of Kokomo, Ind., arrived yesterday to attend the funeral of Mrs. owner and operated -by Mr. Guy Lvon. aud located in Wilkesboro, has purclia.sed a uew'Dodge pick up which is being used in con nection with the business. Vaccinations for typhoid fever will be given -by Dr. A. J. Eller and Mrs, Bertha Bell, of the county health department, at the city school tomorrow. Letters advising parents of this fact were sent out Monday. . V The letter contains a statement of permission which must he signed and returned to Superin tendent Halfacre before immuni zation treatments can be given. In view of the fact that there were seventeen cases of typhoid here last year, it is pointed out that every school child should be Mr. and Mrs. Guy Spencer, of • Southerrand. Ashe county, an-1 vaccinated. There is no charge nounce the birth of a daughter at | fo*" treatment. Beverage Days Are Here the Wilkes Hospital Wednesday April 11. I Dr. and Mrs. Nance Myers and ; When the sun shines bright, .Mr. and Jfrs. T. R. Parlier, of and breezes flee for parts un- Charlotte. visited In the home of iknown; when the heat seems to Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Myers, of this' penetrate one’s very bones and city, Sunday. ‘H’s almost too much effort to Mrs. Susan Staley Passes At Wilbar even move, the Beverage Day.s are here. Some people call them the Dog Aged .And Hi(d>ly Respected liad.v Of Union Town.shlp Is Claim ed By Death 10 aiienQ ino iiint’iiii t»i .liio. , » Greene s father, Mr. D. E. Smoak.lDays- b»t we knoF better, they re who died early Tuesday morning, j really the Beverage Days . . . ^ rr, wa vT .II necau.se nothing does quite so Mr. and Mrs. ^ imuch to revive wilted spirits and and children. R. . Jr. an “ j heat-exhaiisted nerves as a delic- Ruth. Of this c.ty spent Sunday ^ with Mrs. Mc.Ne.irs Parents Mr. and .Mrs. E. C. Eller, of Bina., Ashe county. _ | The Lyon Electric Company. .Mr. and Mrs. James Perry have That’s why on hot afternoons in Montana or Ohio or anywhere else in these United States clev er home mana.eers serve their guests and families long drinks of ice-cold lemonade, sparkling fruit punch, or creamy iced choc- ()!ate. For the housewife with an Mrs. Susan Staley, 86. a highly respected lady of Wilbar, was claimed by death yesterday at 12:15 p. m. Funeral services will be con ducted from Reddies River Bap tist church this afternoon at 2 o’clock. R€v. S. G. Caudill will conduct the service. Surviving Mrs. Staley are the following children: B. F. Staley, .Mrs. M. O. Whittington, Mrs. Cora Whittington, Adam Staley, N. J. Staley, Mrs. Mollie Jarvis, J. M. Staley. Mrs. Nancy Barlow, H. I). Staley, C. B. Staley. .euirned from their wedding trip, electric refrigerator the problem to Washington, D. C. and other:of cool beverages at all times is points north. They are now mak-j easily solved . . . there is always their home at Moravian Falls j a generous supply of ice cubes with Mrs. Perry's parents, Mr. . . . the ingredients are thorough- ami Mr.s. R. a. Ferguson. i ly chilled before being blended ..into delectable beverage . . . and Marriage licenses weie issue gj^vavs the crisper ready Ithis week to two couples by Reg- . ,, Two Famous Plays To Be Given Here Mrs. B. T. Henderson, of this city, is In Roanoke, '.'a. this week receiving ii-eritrnent at "ity -Me morial Hospital there. Mr. M. L. Cnrry, manager of the Liher-.y Tataire. was a busi ness visitor to Charlotte yester day for several hours. J- i" nf**^ihis **citv^' 8t-*" ‘'i relatives and friends. They A. -. in ey. ■ . '’,y. j were accompanied home by Mr. tended a nieeting of the J "H C L. An- tQ^-SaJem Presbyterial at M ms- '**ton-Sa}ein ’^■'‘uesday. H c ttie rnii/*° supply the sprig of fresh mint ® ■ that turns plain iced tea into a drink fit for the gods. ister of Deed T pies securing licenses were Wil son Walker and Ethel Rennell following recipes for hev- of Lenoir, and a\i '' ° erages that will keep you cool in Ahilhai. and Core e la ri , spite of mounting mercuries and Shew. ! tempers have been developed and .Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Andrews«lasted and are brought to you and children spent the week-end ^ through the courtesy of Miss in Burlington and Chapel Hill.Addie Malone. local Kelvinator, Home Economist, who will oe glad to supply you with other de- Vfedieine tor that wom-out feeling when you arise in the morning. Try one of our Nation ally inlveitised Inn s-springf Mat- tress,-s at The Mark Down fur- nit ui-e t'o. 1-4 Off, Catching VICKS r NOSE DROP^ itWAID in"PRF^NTING colds ,v rlrews, of Burlington, who will vsii in the city for several -weeks. 65 Per Cent Gain In | Theatre Attendance i licioiis refrigerator recipes. Foundation Syrup 1 cup sugar 2 cups water Cook sugar and water tor ten minutes, cool, pour into jar and Los Angeles. April 10.—To | seal. TJiis syrup will dissolve the American theater owners, re-imuch easier in cold beverages cent improvement 'in business | than sugar and will keep in your coiiditions points definitely toielectric refrigerator indefinitely the view that “prosperity is justjif placed in a sealed jar the corner. ’ Ed L. Kiiy- around kendall, president of the .Motion Picture Theater Owners’ associ ation. said on his arrival here vesterday to attend the annual convention of the organization. There has been a 65 per cent Sparkling P'ruit Punch limes 2 lemons 1 orange 1 cup canned pineapple juice 1 quart gingerale Combine all fruit juices and Lovers of the legitimate thea tre are to be accorded a rare treat next Tuesday, April 17, when the North Wilkesboro schools bring a New York com pany to present two of the best loved plays of the generation— “Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm” will be presented at the matinee and “Peg O’ My Heart" at night. The company comes here with the highest of recommendations and has met with huge success. The lighting effects, special scen ery and excellent cast assure an evening of unusual merit. Colored Man Is Stabbed To Death Revival At Arbor Grove Harrison Hairston Is KilLvl In .Altercation AUlth Other Ne- gi^s In Win.ston A revival meeting will l-e.giR Saturday at Arbor Grove Metho dist church, E. P. Greene, pastor, announced this week. Rev. Dan Dennl.s, of Bakersville, an oiit- Harrison Hairston, colored, i standing .Methodist minister, will ««««■ m " SLallUlltl^ lit f 4^ t-x-* | •••• 1137 N. Cherry St., Winston-Sal-i jjjg pastor in the meeting. em, was fatally stabbed in an ! —: altercation with unnamed mem-; Woman’s Club To Meet hers of his own race in Winston- j With Mrs. E. E. Eller ■Salem Saturday. He died at 1:30 —-—— i The Woman s Club will meet -nie body was brought to i Monday afternoon at 4 o’clock Greensboro News may be h::d dally and Sunday for 20e per week. Call or write PAUL SWANSON, Local Clrjulation Manager PHONE 238 Dr. Taylor Building NOTICE! Ben Wood Dies increase in theater attendance iHjehill. Add ice cubes and gingerale Ben Wood, xvell known farmer of Wilkesboro, Route 1, died yesterday morning at 2:50 o’ clock. He had been in ill health for several weeks. He was 76 years, 9 months and 27 days of age. The funeral was held at Bap tist Home church Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock with Rev. J. E. Hayes, Rev. .Monroe Dillard and Rev. H. A. Bullis in charge. He was a member of Covenant church. Surviving are the following niP DOfJV wa» uxuufeiiv - ^ Wilkes county for burial, funer- v.-ith Mrs. E. E El er al services being conducted Mon-1 Louise Vyne as joint hostess. day at 2 o’clock from Damascus . — , ■ —— ■ — j cliurc-li. Rev. Redmon was in ETeryUiy Straw Hats KH- and f charge of the service. i>p.—The Gmalwill Dept. Stoi-es. j The slain man is survived by ^ Beach Sandals, Tennis Shoes' his wife, .Audrey Wellborn Hair- anj plenty of ’em.—The Good-! ston. ■ ' 'vill Dept. Stores. 1 I am closing out my flower business and all pot floweni are for sale at real bargiua prices. See me. at once. Mrs. W. A, Sydnor North Wilkesboro, N. CL FOR THE I'NE.YPFX'TKD Guest] keep PAR-T-PAK Ginger Ale' in your refrigerator. 10c plus. 5c deposit on this quart bottle. ^ A* Cafes, Drug Stores, Grocers. 5-10-911 W.ANTEI)—To Rent for the suin-j mer three or four room cabin ^ . suitable for camp. -Must have i well or spring of good water, j Prefer house screened and fur-1 nished ready for use. Give de tails. Address "Cabin’’ caret Journal-Patriot. ! Davis, THE FLORIST PEPENDABLE—not just ing onitrs, oui a service fiii- that in.sk friends for all concerned. SEND I S YOUR ORDF.RS We carry a complete line of Flower and Garden Seeds, Bulbs and Bedding Flams. MRS. AGNES HART, Mgr. 229 — PHONES — »t Bank of North Wilkesboro Btdg. WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS .ANYWHERE the last five months," said Kuy-|ju.si before serving. No sugar isichildren: B. H. Wood and I. m Al.... AA 13 ,« e a ! kendall, who lives in Colnmbus, Miss. He was re-elected toni.ght. ,M. -A. l.ightmaiv .Memphis, Tenn., ■va.s named a vice president. Mrs. H. M. Scott’s I Mother Passes Away I ,\!rs. Emory Wilcox, mother of ! .-hrs. H. ,M. Scott, died in .Alhe- ! marl- .Monday morning, accord-, ' ing to news reaching this ^ity. • before i .Mrs. Wilcox was visiting her'‘l'‘arts. needed because the pineapple juice provides enough sweeten ing. .Makes 1 1-2 quarts. VitnheiT.v Fizz 1 qt. cranberry juice 1 qt. gingerale 1-2 cup orange juice 1-2 cup lemon juice Combine fruit juices and thor- ou.ghly chill. Add gingerale just serving. Make.s 2 1-2 M. Wood, of Wilkesboro, Route 1; C. L. Wood, of Grant, Va.: .Miss Mary Wood, of Grant, Va.; .Mrs. L'. H. Stone, North Wilkesboro, Route 2. and Mrs. Julia Felts, of Hays. MiE.V W.A.NTED for Rawleigh Route.s of 800 families in Cen- | iral and Southeast Wilkes, j Iredell, West Surry counties. Reliable hustler .should start j earning $25 weekly and in-; crease rapidly. Write immedi-j ately. Rawleigh Co., Dept. NC-! 14 5-S, Richmond, Va. i Apr. 5-12-19-26-pd I KELVINATOR I (laughter when death ocem-red. j having gone there with her hus- I band several weeks ago. The body was carried to Wal do. Wis.. where the funeral and I interment will take place. I Friends of Mrs. .Scott who is I well known iiere will learn of 'her nicther's (iealh with much re- i gret. Attend Kelvinator Meet In Gate City .Me.ssrs. M. 0. Butner and Gor- doq Forester, of the local S. P. U. Co. office, attended a Kelvinator sn^tjng in Greensboro, which is Pineapple l.,einonadP 1 pi. water 1 No. 2 can crushed pineapple 1 qt. gingerale 1 cup sugar Juice, of 2 lemons Juice 1 orange Boil sugar and water for ten minutes, add pineapple and fruit juices. Strain and cool, store in electric refrigerator in covered container until ready to serve. At the very last minute add ice cubes and gingerale. Makes 1 1-2 quarts. NEW ORPHEIIM theitre NORTH WILKESBORO’S POPULAR PLAYHOUSE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, APRIL l2-ia— “HAVANA WIDOWS” m to PRICE COMPLETE We are reminded each day of the fine spirit of co-ope ration our people have given as in helping us to give mo« comforting and efficient serv ice to those we serve. As a token of our appre ciation for this fine co-ope ration, ■we are pricing our .services complete. Only the pri-.-e of casks t, clothing and wt.a cars used wo'uld change v.sr standard cha’fge. known as North Carolina’s “Gate ; City” yesterday. Factory repre- j ser.tatives were present to point out the many fine features of the | new 1934 electric refrigerator. j The S. P. U. Co. has just start- j -ed its spring Kelvinator cam-1 ytaign and already a number of j units have been sold to their cus- j Umaers. i JsBjkM'-Senior Reception Held At Mountain View j The Mountain View high school junior-Benior reception was held ,:t the school building Tuesday levelling, the juniors entertaining j*he graduating class in a most QUESnOX Axa .AXS’WER Question: Is it too early plant vegetables In the open? Answer: Spring plantings in j the open depend primarily on j the temperature req^Uirements of the different crops. Hardy crops | such as cabbage, collards, kale, j onions, and spinach may be planted from six to eight weeks t before the last killing frost. The ! half hardy group such as beets,; asparagus, turnips, radishes, cel- j ery and Irish potatoes will stand ’ light freezes and may be put out Joan Blondell, Glenda Farrell, Guy Kibbee, Lyle Talbot, Allen Jenkins and Frank McHugh. Chain doiA’n your pocketbooks; ■wives, hold on to your husbands; those gold-digging “Havana Widows’’ are in town for a two- day fun and frolic. Shorts—-Ruth Etting in "A Torch Tango”, Pathe News and Cartoon- The Refrigerator With A Place for Everything.. SATURDAY. APRIL 14- BIG DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM “I COVER m: “ Claudette Colbert, ^ Ben Lym, and Ernest Tormice. REINS- STURDIVANT InMirporated PHONES— Day — 8f SS>2» dtiightfiil manner. Interesting games were played during the evening. Light refreshments were served by the juniors after the rames and contests. Night John C. -hnderson, 'Wake coun- ;y agent, distributed 650 cotton option checks for $33,000 dur ing the past two weeks. Over 2.- jOO. tobacco contracts have also been signed. from three to four weeks before the average date of the last heavy frost. The crops that are easily killed should not be plant ed until all danger of frost or freezes is past. Planting dates for the various sectionc of the State are given in Extension Cir cular No. 132 and copie.s will be sent free upon request to the -Agricultural Editor, State Col lege. The greatest action ^ and thrill picture ever shown. HOLD THAT GBJL” James Dunn, Clai>2e TYevor. Another red hot romance * and action picture. Second Chapter “PERILS OF PAULINE’, Comedy and Cartoon. ' ' , MONDAY AND TUESDAY, APRIL 16 and 17— “LETS FALL IN LOVE” Of 10,000 redwood trees plant ed on the Island of Hawaii in' the past 10 years, 97.9 per cent have survived. Edmund Lowe, Ann Sothern, Miriam Jordan and many others. A musical romance of two heai-ts in son^^jiie Beautiful song hits, and red hot dance numbers. ture that will please everybody. !»■?■ ShoiiB—Murder at l^idge. News Red and Comedy T hink of the convenl- ,ence. and economy of “tiling" your teixis! I hot's whot Kelvinptor ^i'ves you—the Food File, the Crisper 7or vegetobles, the Doily Section tor but ter, eggs ond cheese, the : rhrift Troy for left 'overs , o»»d rtHa-fSrost ..Cbes* oaMb' o belowr f«*ewD8 temwwg- *ure vilhere' or, ggnw-Cpn be kept frpfh arwi wboleiCHne iodeb- oitelys^ plooe fjor .every thing, « This new 20th Anniversoiy Kelvinator does onticipdte > every retrigeroting Dead ^ | ot modern home — gives ; ' vou "4 retrigerotors m •-L*'; each fully dutomofic ^ There is one tempertifure service tor food pr^rvO'j tiori on your shelves?"'An- i ;emer/ ' fie«;iog. A third'■for Ifer- fim, game •irjdefinifoly. The fourA -fer foe.yibes-ond '^^th« 2Qth Anniyersory -Kelyinotpr before you, buy NOW YOU CAN AFFORD TO ^ OWN A KELVINATOR — ASK ABOUT POR easy TERMS. Listen in on S. P. U. radio programs over WBT - Tuesday, 'iliureday and Frida}', 11:45 a. mj SOUTHERN PUBL • 1 i L I TI E S . O I NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C. ■ L .^
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