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Mr. Ward E»faelman is sp«r.d>
a^jwo weeks in tiri^wlch,
&n., with Mr. Chester Chapin.
•Mrs. F. J. McDuffie and daugh
ter. Mies Virginia McDuffie, left
Monday for Norfolk, Va., to spend
several days with Mrs. B. J. Deal.
Mr.' Marshal ‘imiugMA lai^
{aailly, ,ol tUa cl^. spent manl
days this'week ai Myrtle Beach,
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r. and; Mrs. Paling Horton
Mr. this
Work is progressing on the new
residence of Mr. Joe Pearson in
WllkeOboro. It will be an attrac-
tire home when completed.
Miss Bertha Sookwell, of
GreeneAwro, is here for a few
days this week visiting in the
Sockwell home.
Mr
and Mr. , , , _ , .
city, are spending the ireek ' at
Manteo, N. C ^
Mr. Ben Staley was li^hto city
Ihiesday looking . alter business
matters and visiting hli^' sister,
Mrs. C. F. Brown. i
Mrs. H. Q. Nichols and daugh
ter, Peggy, are spending this
week in Morganton vlsiDng Mr
and Mrs. W. B. Nichole ,
Mr. W. H. Spicer, of Richmond,
Indiana, U visiting in North Wll-
kesboie with his daughter, Mrs.
J. M. Absher.
Mrs. Grant Wiles is suffering
from a bad burn which she re
ceived in her home in North Wil-
kesboro last week.
Mrs'. W. H. Parker returned to
her home at Bolton Wednesday
after a visit here in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Newton.
Mr. C. W. Hendren. well known
resident of Wilkesboro Route 2,
was a North W'ilkesboro visitor
ednesday.
^.Wr. W. D. Sears, well known
business man of Taylorsville, was
^ business visitor to the city to-
f
Mr. and Mrs. W'alter Stone, son
Ray, baby Janice, and Mrs.
Stone’s sister, Miss Hester Ab
sher, visited relatives at Lomfx
and Dockery Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. R. M. Brame, Jr., and
children, Bobby and Nell Gwyn,
left Saturday for Myrtla Beach,
S. C., where they are spending
several days on a pleasure trip.
Mrs. Rosa Reeves has as her
guest this week, Mrs. Fred An
derson, of Camden, N. J. Mrs.
Anderson ^ a niece of Mrs.
Reeves. •
Messrs. G. W. Brown and
Blaine Sparks, well known citi
zens of the Traphill community,
were visitors in North Wilkes
boro Monday.
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Miss Rose Laws has returned
to her home at Moravian Falls
from Davis hospital in Statesville,
where she recently underwent an
appendicitis operation.
Miss Goldie Erickson was able
to return to her home in Wilkes
boro Wednesday after undergoing
a successful operation for appen
dicitis at The Wilkes Hospital.
The families of Messrs. A. F.
Kilby and J. M. Quinn have re
turned to the city after spend
ing about ten days at Montreal,
N. C.
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Mrs. tv. H. Spivey and son,
Henry, of Rich Square, are visit
ing Mrs. Spivey’s father, Mr. F.
G. Holman, and other relatives
in Wilkesboro.
Little Cecil Dancy, son of Mr.
ind Mrs. Jim Dancy, of North
Wflkeaboro, has been very sick.
He Is !«ome better now, friends
are glad to know.
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Today - Friday
Miss ilessie Lee Anderson and
Mr. Waiter Jones, Jr., were a-
mong those from North Wilkes-
loro attendifig the horse show
n Blowing Rock la.st Saturday.
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[il^icoiitfiahy them homo; ' ' -
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, Mru. Mukybr Hunt and aon; Joa
Haal, ani M>a.'J- Q- Adams have
retarned from Blowiag Rocjf
iwhere they were gueete tor a feV
days gf Mr, and Mia. H. P. HW-
shoueer. ■
Mr.’ and Mrs. J. Q.‘ Adams had
as their gueets tor ft few days last
week, Mr. and Mrs. R. V, Norman
and two children, Sarah Jane
and R. V. Jr., of Johnston City,
Tenn.
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noted ipso^;, ,,
^Mra O. S. Boren,.'of 5r$e^
boro, and Mrs. (^larenee OaJI,,arii^
are staying on the BruritytMomiK
tola had as their recent «Jg»Nitdi
their sister, Mrs. W.
Greensboro, and Mrs. % Baat’s
'diaiughtor, granddaughter,' a d»
greet grandson, Mrs. Aa>
draws, of . Chapel Bill, aad J|MJ
.William B. ' Fackert and son,
William, Jr., of St. Louis, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Horton
are spending this week at Man-
t e 0. They were accompanied
there by Mrs. Horton’s mother,
Mrs. Donald Lumpkin, of Dur
ham.
Mrs. Mlnda Abeher, of Wins
ton-Salem, is visiting friends Ja
North Wilkesiboro this week, in
cluding Mr. and Mrs. Kermlt Al^
sher and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ab
sher.
Mr. N. S. Forester and daugh
ter, Miss Esther Forester, have
returned to their home at Lake
City, S. C., after visiting relaUvee
at Goshen and In the Wilke*-
boros. Mr. Forester is a former
resident of this city.
Jimmy Carter, son of Mr.
Mrs. J. B. Carter, had as
and
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visiting in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. L, M, Jarvis, of Roaring
River, ROnte 2, last week were
Mr. and Mrs. B. U Greene, of
618 South Division Street, Shli*-
bury. “5 «>T citisong m so osys; tne
James S. Jarvis, of 1802 graded »nd snrfhced,
land ^vSfcne, Portomonth, Ohio;
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rankin, of V«yr
Jarvis and Mrsi
fill.
tredoit f Onwlitl ib'ffighl^ Ite.
^1'jn^-ot jSi^bA, Grt^;. Jg '.to
oomi^rt^ ii^ ^ ;
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reed uA^iniPffbiB Harmony. tp>i
Bw Wllfeisbord roMd.
of this i^jledt i^ere i eoiapitiUA
some time ago; now the nmaiiiiit.;
et^M Ciio'idda'W seheiinled tP-W
gfaded gad adHaeod. -The ^p'
has been posted at the ' oopcL
ihohM and, B'W ohjeetiph is
by^ cHison^ in W days; 'the rbiad
will, be graded and anrfacOd, ae
oatlined on the map.
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York City, Mr. Jarvis and
Greene visit their parents every
year but it had been six years
since the family bed all met at
h^e i>n tho s^ify'date to spend
their vacations t^ether end with
their patents. iOn Bunday Mr. and
Mrs. L. IM. Jarvis'Entertained all
their children and served, a most
bountecjs and drtlcloos 'dinner.
The children were all present for
the day. Mrs. H. L. Gn«ne, of
Salisbury, Maryland; Mru. M. M.
Mathis, of Roaring River; Mr.
his
James S. Jarvis, of Portsmouth,
guest a couple of days the first
of the week his cousin, Allan
Banner, Jr., of Greensboro, who
is spending sometime .on the
Brushy Mountain.
Mr, Edwin Holman and sons,
John and Penn., of Atlanta, Ga.,
are spending several- days In
Wilkesboro -with his father, Mr.
F. G. Holman, and other rela
tives. Mr. Holman is photographic
editor for the Atlanta branch of
the Associated Press.
Dr. and Mrs. M. G. Edwards,
accompanied by Miss Eloise Starr,
returned Tuesday from a month’s
trip to Panama, Nicaragua, Hon
duras and Cuba. In Panama they
spent a week with Mr. M. G. Ed
wards, Jr., who is in the air corps
at Panama. They report a very
pleasant and enjoyable trip.
Ohio; Mrs. Jim B. Henderson,
Jr., of Wilkesboro. Mrs. A. Dick
Sale, of WUnst'on-Salem; Mr. Jay
F. Jarvis, of Winston-Salem;
Mrs. Bill S. Johns, of Winston-
Salem; Miss Zelle Jarvis, of
Draughon’s Business College, and
Mr. Lenn M. Jravis, Jr.
TOUR
The annual Durham County
farm and home tour attracted 100
people who visited seven places
In the county to study improved
farming and home-making prac
tices, reports Farm Agent W. B.
Pace.
Fairplams To Have I
Revival .Seit^ca*
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»‘it;
Rev» GilbertQaDbme, I
by Rev. George , Osborne,’
conduct a revival at the
munity building at Falrplains,,
beginning Monday, August 22;
Services will be held each ^ eve
ning at 7:45 throughout the’we^
and the public has a most cor-,
dial invitation to attend-
Ads. get attention—and reanlta.
EXECUTRIX’S NOTICE
North Carolina,
Wilkes County.
Having qualified as execntri:
'of the estate of John F. Dancy, de
ceased, late of Wilkes County
North Carolina, this is to notify f
persons having claims against thi
estate of said deceased to eichil
them to the undersized at Mille’
Creek, North Carolina, on or be
fore the 18th day of July, 1941,
this notice will be pleaded in bai
of their recovery. All persona ii
debted to said estate will pleas
make immediate payment.
This 18th day of July, 1940.
MAGGIE DANCY HAYES,
Executrix of the estate of John
F. Dancy, dec’d. 8-22-6t-*
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The Northwestern Bank
Resources Over $4,500,000.00
Serving Northwestern North Carolina
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mr. W. G. Gabriel, manager of
Belk’s Department Store in this
city, returned Tuesday evening
from Charlotte where he spent
two days attendiirg a meeting of
Belk managers. More than 200
managers were present, and
heard lively discussions by num
erous speakers on the various
phases of merchandising.
Mr- Shirley Stone is recovering
rom an appendicitis operation
performed in the Wilkes Hos
pital several days ago. Friends
re glad to see him out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Norman,
chore marriage wa.s recently an-
louneed. will make their home
in one of Mrs. N. B. Smithey’s
ipartments.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Newton
spent a few days last week at
Fountain with Mr. Newton’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Newton.
They took their daughter, Mary
Louise, down for a several weeks
visit with her grandparents, and
.brought another daughter, Mar
jorie, home, who had been
there for several weeks.
Mrs. T. B. Scott and daughter,
Frances, of Norfolk, Va., are vis-
ting -Mrs. Scott’s mother. Mrs.
leorge W. Johnson, Jr., and sis
ter, -Miss Lena Faw.
.Mr. Ray Erwin, editor of Ml-
liini Beach Tropics at Miami
(each. Florida, is spending a few
veeks with relatives and friends
n the Wilkesboros.
•‘COOL AS AN OCEAN BREEZE’
ORPHEUM
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Mr. and .Mrs. J. B, Cleary had
as their guests last week Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Royal, and Mr. and
Mrs. Clinton W. Girton and chil
dren. Margie, Dorothy, C. V. Jr.
and Bernice, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
While here Mr. and Mrsi Royal
purchased a home site on North
Wilkesboro, Route 1.
Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Aycock and
daughter. Miss Helen Aycock,
spent Monday and Tuesday visit
ing Mrs. Aycock’s mother, Mrs.
Bettie Beachum at Polkton. They
went down especially to see Mrs.
Aycock's brother, Mr. R. H.
Beachum, and his family from
W’itchita Falls, Texas, who was
visiting there.
BELK’S
Briig This Cou|>or
(gr Rings. Crowes sr LuihsB
TbR CoapoD and Only 49c B
Bearer to One of Ow
ON SALE
SATURDAY
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la^naiD or mttk ^rRiafle
Diamonds 49
„ law Choice et Ladlea’ w Itea’a 14-K
Ftaiiah Blnga odtb Fa '
OOUpOD ftOd 40C tO OUT aitOi* AXld
ODO c our LockeU. Crcaa Heckhgiaa, or LadloF «
Men’s Rina*. Tlile merely lielpe p»y for local ad-
vertlilnc, eapreee, lalespeople. etc.: notblng mote
to pay.
NEW ITBEAMUNED DESIUNS
Til,,, tMoutUul Ctcei Necklacec. Loekete add Btngi
arc U>« new faablon eeneatlon now behu wen
aftarnooD and evonlng Vartaty of wylet,
molodlna Fiiangemtrit Wedding and naner RnigB
aad plain or fancy dealgna In Ckoea HecklaoM and
iMkam. The Loekete open to hold two ptotoaia.
limit—TWO TO A CtWTOlOB
Tl^ o«ar nmde poaelble by the mmntaoParcr.
iSr^t^inlt QtmntlUaTThla oeiRjoo h good
only whUa AdvartMag Salt la on.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H.' Snyder
have returned to their home at
Mansfield, Ohio, after visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Osborne In
Wilkesiboro. They were on their
way home from Duke University,
where Mr. Snyder, who is a foot
ball coach, attended the Duke
coaching school. Mr. Snyder and
.Mr. Osborne were members of the
.same school faculty in Ohio sev
eral years ago.
ECONOMY
This Grewt Bargain Event gives you an opportunity to save on present and future
needs. Wonderful bargains in every department. Truly a rare chance to save.
ACT QUICK!
SCOOP!... Ladies’
DRESSES
SIZES 12 to 52
Buy your entire season’s supply in this
great sale. Save plenty: Lovely flatter
ing styles, gay colors, beautiful materi
als. such as 80” square prints, sheers,
voiles and broadcloth. These dresses
were $1.00 each. SPECIAL . . .
Two
For w
Ladies’ ...DRESSES
Fashionable glamorous Chic New Dress
es. Crepes, wash silks, shantungs, etc.
Values up to $3.95. Solids and Pmits,
newest in style.
ALL SIZES—
SPECIAL, ONLY.
$1.94
Ladies’ ...DRESSES
Ladies’ attractive dresses in summer
sheers and prints, tailored and dressy
styles, practical too. Hurry in for the.se
values.
SIZES 16-52—
SPECIAL, EACH.
68'
LADIES’ GOWNS
Fine quality batiste gowns,
lace, ribbon and ruffle trims,
extra lengths, smart styles.
29c-39c
NOTICE OF RE-SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of power
vested Sn the undersigned by an
order of re-sale signed by the
Clerk of the Superior Court of
Wilkes County in an action entitl
ed Mrs. Ella Phillips, widow, et al,
vs. Ralph Phillips, et al, authoriz
ing and empowerinng the under
signed as commissioner to sell the
hereinafter described lands;
I will, therefore, on *he 21st day
of August, 1940, at t.ie hour of
12 o’clock, noon, offer for sale to
the highest bidder for cash at the
courthouse door in Wilkesboro, N.
C., the following described real
estate, to-wite
Adjoining the lands of T. B.
Finley, Willie Miller, Albert For
ester and others, and bounded as
follows: Begrinning on a hickory
in the Gordan line; thence North
13 degp’ees West 176 poles to a
white oak sapling; thence W«Bt
100 poles to a stone: thence South
with Laura Miller’s'Kne to W. D.
IV. Miller’s comer; then with his
I line 100 poles to the Hacket line.
|W. D. Miller’s comer; thence 60
poles East with the Hacket line
and Finley line to the beginning.
Containing 116 acres, more or
less. For further description ref
erence is hereby made to a deed'
from C. A. Fofester and others,
to L. IE Phillips, recorded dn bwk
; 65 page 252 and 253.
Tlie bid will be started at thO.
sum of $1060.00.
This 1st day of Auz*f» 1940:
KYLE HATEHi-
8-16-2t
Children's and Infants Wear
Children’s Dress Sale—Special purchase
fine quality 80” square prints, smartly
styled, beautiful patterns and
colors. Size 7-16 only—^two for
, oluai ui
97
Children’s School Dresses (regular $1.00
values), a large assortment of children’s
new school dresses in broaddioth, cham-
brays, shantungs and prints, beoutiful
styles, lovely made—
Size 7-14—Special now .1— f O
Save on these bargains—Children’s Cot
ton Dresses, fine quality prints, princess
and sewing skirts, cute and 39*^
dainty. Sizes 3-6 years. Special
Boys’ Wash Suits. Beautiful quality
shantung and broadcloth, newest combi
nation ot* colors. Sizes 1-6 years—a
rare value at this low price.
Special—each.— -
Children’s Polo Shirts, fine knit cotton
and rayon striped polo shirts— Off c
Sizes 2-6 yrs. Special 2 for A V
Infants’ fine quality batiste slips, ruffl
ed hem-stitch trims— _ 19'
Special—each.
Infants’ fine' ribbed shirts—long sleeves,
button or wrap around styles— 25'
special—2 for....,
ox
EXTRA
Ltdies’ herV* an opportunity to save
on ft eont.or unit. Suitable for all
^enaoM wear. Theso coats and'suits
are values up to $12.96. Sale Price
$2.95
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