j THE. MAMIS SOCKl^BLL, Editor TatophoM 111 Picnic Supper and Card Game Enjoyed By CJub Trlejibers A most enjoyable evening was spent together hy the memibers of the Young Matron’s Contract club and their husbands on Tues- Uay when the group met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Lewis for a picnic supper and a game of cards afterwards^ The supper was served on the terrace of the Lewis home after which four tables were made up for bridge and one for Chinese rum- mie. I In bridge the high score prise for the ladies was won by Mrs. Harry Pearson and for the men, Mr. A. M. Church, Jr. Low score award was received by Mrs.. Ru fus Church. Mr. Harry Pearson was the winner in the rummie game. TTie Business Womhn’b iirclb of the North Wincenboro ..BwMst church met at the home of Mrs. D.'L. Crook Monday evening In their monthly meeting with Mrs. A. M. Church, Jr., as associate hostess. An interesting progr^ was given by the G. A. girls un der the direction of Mrs. B. S. Cooper. Miss Lillian Stafford, chairman of the circle, was In charge of the usual business ses sion. Around twenty were pres ent and were served delicious re freshments during the social hour. PRIMARY MAY 25 Giles Y. Newton FOR CONGRESS “Free Men Vote Free Vote*" Don’t Fool People—Serve Them Bluebird Club Met With Mrs. Willie Fe'.ts A delightful meeting was held by the members of the Bluebird club when Mrs. Willie Felts was hostess to the group at her home Thursday evening. The members of club along with three visitors engaged in a period of sewing and also played some rook. At the close of the evening the hos tess served a tempting salad course. N. Wilkesboro Methodist Auxiliaiy’ In Meeting The May meeting of the North Wilkesboro Methodist Auxiliary was held at the church Tuesday afternoon with Miss Maanlo S'oek- well presiding due to.the absence of the president. The program was given by the Franklin circle with Mrs. Guy Lillard in charge. Miss Lois Scroggs gave the life story of Mrs. Luke Johnson and the meditation was given by Miss Jean Moore. A short business ses sion followed the program. , NOBTK WnJQEaSBDBO, 'MoNi^ and Sleaii Dual wu • np- prtae .J4f tbptt IrtwKto. . .j The marriage took place Satur day, May 4,,- at Mountain . .pity, Tenn. - Mra Deal ' ia the attrietire daugh^r of Mr, and .lira. T, B. McNlel, of HiUera Cmk. She ip a graduate of the Millera Creek high school with the claaa of *40. Mr. Deal Is the son of Mr. Late Deal and the late Elsie Deal, of Wllkeeboro, Route 1. He graduat ed from Millers Creek high school in 1936. The young couple are making | their home with the bride’s par ents. Boomer News . Items In Bry ^ /t/ discount ON 35 /O TIRES PLUS YOUR OLD TIRES If your old tires are in proper condition for re capping, we w'ill sell you New Pennsylvania Tires at a discount of 35% plus your old tires. The reason for this special allowance is that we are unable to secure enough good used cas ings to supply the demand for our re-capped tires. If you are ready for NEW TIRES, now is your opportunity; or we will re-cap your present tires (if in proper condition) at a price that will save you money. Come In—Talk It Over! Thompson Retreading Co. Phone 413 North Wilkesboro, N. C. Miss He’en Blevins Is Bridge Club Hostess The members of “Our Bridge Club’’ were delightfully entertain ed by Miss Helen Blevins at her home in Wilkesboro Monday eve ning. Three tables were arranged for play in a colorful setting of spring flowers with the tallies being in the spring effect. High score prize in the game v.as won by Mrs. Alene G. Upchurcli and the bingo prize by Mrs. Dannie Mae Landis. Mrs. John Maden, of Johnston City, Tenn., and a sister of the hoste.ss was a visitor of the club. Miss Blevins, assisted by Mrs. Maok Prof fit. served a tempting Ice couurse at the conclusion of play. Mrs. William Barber Entertains Bridge Club Mrs. William Barber was hos tess to the members of her bridge club at her home In Wilkesboro Saturday afternoon at which time two tabies were made up for the game. The top score prize among the club members went to Mrs. Palmer Horton while among the visitors, Mrs. Hill Carlton was the winner. A salad course w-as served at the conclusion of play. The home was attractively deco rated with spring flowers. Rev. S. I. Watts filled his regu lar appointments at Pleasant Hill and Bethel Saturday and Sunday. I Rev. W. O. Johnson, of Tay lorsville, spent Sunday night In 'the home of Rev. and Mrs. 8. I. j Watts. Rev. Mr. Johnson filled I his regular appointment at little Rock Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown and children, of Taylorsville, visited I Mrs. Brown’s parents, Mr. and jMrs. S. I. Watts last week. Mrs. Sarah Hass, of Hudson, visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Russell, Sunday. Mr. Hill Earp and Mr. and Mrs-. Glenn Earp, of Taylorsville, vis ited Mrs. T. G. Davis over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Linsday Rogers visited relatives and friends at Taylorsville, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. HJveret Jarvis, of Wilkesboro, visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Greer, Sun day. Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Jones, of North Wilkesboro, visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Caldwell, Sunday. Aunt Sallie Watts, of Taylors ville, has returned to her home after a few days with her daugh ter, Mrs. E. S. Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Odle Gilbert and family visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jay McGee, of Morgan- ton, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Lockhart and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lockhart visit ed Mrs. G. M. Earp, Sunday. Let the advertising colnmns of this paper be yoor shopping guide. BANG’S disease A court depl^oUj^ave Virginia the dlghi. to.oo«tlniie,.the slwigh-f ter of diseased cattle to help con trol Bang’s Disease of dairy cows. Have You Heard Crest 5c, 10c, 25c Store has the New Hosiery you’ve heard so much about What Is It? It’s a substitute SILK HOSIERY made from a newly-discovered Coal" Air— Water PROCESS IS IT STRONG? It has a tensil strength 30 times that of silk. Will It Wear? In the machine tests under the most difficult conditions these Hose wore for 396 consecutive walking hours! You WOl recognize these hose by the label im posed by law .... (Experimental Hosiery) fiQr Price, pr. v Or 2 PAIRS for ... $1.25 NOTE: This is almost Half Price of competitive merchandise! Crest Stores Co, NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C. ^H^ TAl^EK A%AiCiC p w ’Tb Gm. YHEMAK . SEAT AND SOME REAL HONESl^ TO^- dOODN^ BARGAtNS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. WE SOUGrT SUPPORT,;- COME DOWM.TO SEE US!—EMPiOTEl^ Harvel Pearson Howelil Asst Manager In charge of shoes and men’s wear —over five years with Penney’s HAPVIiI CAVCs want taj ll/\l%VCiu OAlOe nuJee good our chanca. COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU OUR MANY SPECIAL FEATURES SeeThesel One Lot Special 1— MEN’S SUlTS-aU wool... $10.0(1] -See Our New Selection Of Sanforized— TOP FUGHT SHIRTS Shoes For The Entire Family— La£es Open Toe Sandals... $1.98 DRESSY 'TYPE— Mrs. Margaret Ford Burgess In charge of ladies’ furnishings and piece goods,—Five years with Penney’s. MARGARET GAYMODE HOSE, pair 59c They Have The Looks and Plenty of Wear—New Low Price Here’s One' You Have Been Lodt>ng For— Brighf New HANDRAIL .. 98c SOFT FACIAIr- TISSUE-500 to box 15c Large Table Of Good REMNANTS REDUCED 87x108 CHENILLE BEDSPREAD! BERNICE SAYS: Dresses Weekly And They Are Individual and Exclusive Styles— $2.98 $3.98 - $4.98 See. Them Weekly- OUR FAMOUS BRENTWOOD CROWN TESTED FROCKS—spun rayons .. $1.98 NEW LACY FRONT BATISTE— BLOUSES—see them 98c Miss Bernice Rhodes In charge of ready-to-wear dept.— Over one year with Penney’s. We Have Just Received Thousands Of Bright New— WASH FROCKS 98c Mrs. Evelyn Gentry Davis Cashier One year with Penney’s MY JOB IS: ™ Be Tickled Pink To Show You Some of These Special Items— HERE’S EXTRA VALUE! 4 Bars Of Woodbury’s Facial Soap—for 26c ANOTHER ONE—Pepsodent Antiseptic—2 large bottles ... 40c NEW SHIPMENT OF LADIES— SUMMER HATS 98c m — V Miss Clara Eller In charge of curtains, drapery and bedding—over one year service with Penney’s. • CLARA SAYS: For These Bright Summer Sheer Materials—Batiste, Lawn and Dimities—Y ard - — 15 Compare This One—Save 20% On J & P Coats THREAD, spool 4c COTTON and MERCERIZED LOOK THESE BIG (22x44) THIRSTY TOWELS—over values—each 15c NOW OUR FAMOUS WIZ.\RD GUARANTEED SHEETS-81x9(L-each 59c J. B. Brookshire, Jr. In charge of work clothes. Three months with Penney’s. * U CAVQe Fellows We Can Sure Save You sl» IS* Money on Work Clothes— . Men’s OX-HIDE OVERALLS-shrunk 79c Boys’ Oxhide OVERALLS ... 49c MEN’S SANFORIZED WORK 98c PANTS—pair MEN’S SANFORIZED WORK 49c SHlRTS-all sizes

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