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homo in Tryon where the frroom
1h employed by the Duke Power
Company as linesman.
Mnt, Ray Kennedy Is
Bridge Club IIo.t?S3
Mrs. Ray Kennedy was hostess
to the mctr.’jtn of her bridge
club at her home in Wilkesooro
Thursday evening. Hish and low
score prizes in the game, which
was played at three ta.hlos, went,
to Mrs. Charles Hulehcr and Miss j daughter, Winnie Marie, to Troy
Lucille Culler,
play the hoste
her sister, Mrs. Boa Perltins, in
Vannoy-CIiurch
RIarriage Announced
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Vannoy an-
noun.'e Iho marriage of their
serving tempting relreshmcnts.
At tho close of I Church, on Sunday, Jnne 16th,
wa: ns?:ste,l by at Independence, Va. Rev. L. D.
Mayberry officiated, using the
Methodist
Current Topic C'.ub Met
With Mrs. John:^n J. Hayes
Tho members of the Current
Topic club and two additional
guests, Mrs. Joe Barber and Mrs.
Colie Parker, were delightfully
entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. Johnson J. Hayes at her
home in Wllkcsboro. Mlr.ed Car
den flowers, attractively arrang
ed, made a colorful setting for the
guests, who played rook at four
tables. Winners of tho high and
low score prizes were won by
Mrs. Warner M.llor and Mrs. Joo
Earl.'er.
Preceding the game Mrs. Hoyle
Hutchens presided for roll co-ll
during which time interesting
news items were given hy ^thc
group. At the dose of the after
noon the hostes.s served a delic
ious salad course.
ring ceremony of the
church.
Mrs. Church Is the younger
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. E.
Vannoy, of Purlear. She is a
graduate of Guilford College and
is a me.raber of the Millers Creek
high school faculty.
Mr. Church Is the .son of Mrs.
Annio Church, of Millers Creek.
He attended Lincoln Memorial
University and is now connected
with tho Home Furniture com
pany, of Elkin.
Mis3 Ruth Beil .Tohn&Jii
Is Wed To Clyds TInrpD _
Announce mom is made oi tnc
marriage of Mis- i^uth Beil John
son. of Roaring Uivrr. and Ciydo
Clay Tharpe, of T.'yoa, which was
Folemnizcd at Ike home of Hie
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a gradnaio 'f
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Two Army Officers
Killed When Plane
Falls In Florida
Callahan. Fla.—A twin-motor
ed army plane crashed at remote
Grass Landing 10 miles east of
i hero yesterday, killing both its
j occupants.
I The men wore idoiuified 'Iry
I army officials at the Atlanta Air
port ns:
Lieutenant William R. Barrow,
26, Patterson Field. Dayton, Ohio.
Lieiitcnaiit John .-t. Morris (pi
lot t age unknown, Patterson
Field, Dayton. Ohio.
h i j plane wa.s a bomber on
route to Miami from Dayton,
Ohio, and passed through Atlanta
at noon.
Constable .\. R. Jones said per
rons rotiirniii.g from tho scone re
ported tiie piano was doaviiisinid
i’pparo iiy i.av:i'g slmcl: oi'e tiee
it came dowa and then to have
h.t another sdimi'i Ij.. shoariiv: of!
■I wing a.iul a riiotoi'.
Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald in “Nw M'Xin
In a picture which is said to
surpass even their greatest tri
umphs on the rcreen, Jnr.iiStte
MacDonald and Nelson Eddy aro
teamed a.gain, tbi.s time in the
musical romance, “New Moon.” a
story set against the colorful
background of early New Orleans.
Tile musical production, which
opens Thursday at the Liberty
Theatre for an engagement of
two da/i, is their
since "Sweethoartr
immediately followed by each
making a concert tour across the
country.
“New Moon,” in addition to its
dramatic and exciting romance of
a lady of French royalty and a
fu.gitive from political justice, of-^
ters such all-time musical favor-'
ites as “Devor Come Back to |
Me,” “One I .iss,’’ “V/antin;; Vo'’.''|
“Softly As in a Mor.iing Sunriss ”
“Rondolet,” "I>argo,” ‘Marianne,’
“Paree,” “Shoe Shine Song’’ and
the stirring “Stout Hearted Men.”
Tho siiFPcrting cast includes
Mary Boland, who recently ccored
a hit as the Cnintess de Lage in
“The Women.” George Zucca, II.
n. AVarner. Grant Mitchell and
more than titty speal ing roles.
The Sigmund Romberg operetta
Tester ^*1
Bter Ib Chi#f|Eo
' Hendereon Electric Co., (> f
irhieh Mr, Fred "-Htoder4ouV’'Is
manager, atmonnees tSTOiigh Ih*
rtrm’8 ad in this Ime that two
new Bervlces are now available
to the pudJlic, that of electric" wir
ing and radio repair worki i-
, Mr. Eugene Tester, with many
years experience in 'electrical wir
ing work, is In charge of that de
partment of the firm, aid wlil
maintain an adeanate crew to
meet any demands. Low operating
costs, the firm points out, will
prove a decided saving to any who
contemplate a wiring job of anv
kind, and your inquiry is solicit-,
ed if you wish an estimate in ad
vance.
Mr. Joseph Palmer, experienc
ed radio repairman, is the “sur
geon. doctor and nurse” in the
radio hospital, where every type
of radio is treated for “whatever
alls it,” regardless of age, make
or condition.
Henderson Electric Oo., located
'in the Brame building on Ninth
street, urges you to see them be
fore having anything done In
these lines, and promise prompt
and careful attention to any job
entrusted to them.
Jo Fi^port ^fe€w^«d
For Tf^vel To Cuba
that^the
^ A 'riesht ciftamoiit
objr^nTileht intended to
demand passports and visas from
American toUrfsts entering' Cuba
is antrhe, nccordlng to Sener Jose
Oldi^ president of the Koflonal
K^onimission of ” Cuba,,
ilahy American nnwapapers ear
ths inaccurate aanonnee-
offioial lhforjn»ttoa
tk^fwiv Stats fispartment^
Stales cfttzdhii can cohtthtli
yfM#6ui>a .under the samd cor
prevalftifte th*.'j
pact—neither paesports nor visq^.
ere required. • * ’ fg.
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rled
ment. .
The Cuban triayei official has
yritfen to tho-main offices of the
AtUntic Greyhound Corporation
in Charleston, W. Vq., lnformln.g
them that the report was errone
ous. Br. Cldre bases' his denial on
While die Isresta of fbTi RnltsiS
States aio making •large, contrilmir
tlons to national dofenre, .«ho n*i
tlon has not provided, e JsauglelF^
I for the defense of the forests, imjh.
Secretary of AgricuUnre Wal»f
! lace.
Use the advertising columns^
thU paper as your shopping
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Use the advertising columns of
this paper as your shopping s°*u'-
f Ir.st together j was both produced and directed
” which was I i,y Robert Z. Leonard, whose
previous MacDonald-Eddy hits in-
diide "Maytime’’ r.nd “The Girl
of the Golden West.”
The colorful adventure of the
musical roniarce takes place a-
gainst sucli varied settings as old
New Orleans, tho high seas, and
a tropical island.
WILLIAMS
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Mr. and
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Mrs. J. A.
River.
The eoaple left Friday fnr a
ten day.s trip to St. Auvustin''.
after which they will lu; at
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One S-pie:e Wicker Suit
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One 3-piece Living %>m Suite, covered m
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One combination Kitchen Cabinet two shoU
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One second-hand Dresser
priced at only
$6.75
One vanity Dresser to go
$7.50
One Victrola Phonograph,
$8.00
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Cue E.udi'j Ceit.-h, grc=-i -‘’Ul and a rare $15.00
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0;:o 4-bitrr.er Fiorence oil range, built-in
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One Neaco oil range, built-in oven. A' -
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One Utility C.-abinet, light green. Very
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One solid oak dining room suite, consist-
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One Ilotpoint electric range, old style but
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