THE JOURNAL-PA'JTIIOT. NORTH WILKESBORO. N. C.
\BOUT
now
Mr. T. Ward Eshel.man, Jr.,
soil of Mr. and Mrs. P. Ward
: K>lielnian, Sr., this city, will
! Ii-avc tomorrow to enter Wood-
hirry Forest Military Academy
II Vir.uinia.
loda.i
Mr. and .Mrs. Ralph Laxton
Mini danshter, of Sanford, spent
, .lie week-end at .Moravian Falls
with ilr. and Mrs. Paul J. Vestal
anil .Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Critcher,
.Ir.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Poole, of
Wa.shinaton, D. C., have return
ed to their home after spending
two weeks with relatives in
Wilkes. Mrs. Warner .Miller, of
North Wilkesboro route 3. a sis
ter of Mr. Poole, and Miss Runda
Hendren, of North Wilkesboro,
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Pool
to Washington, where they will
spend a week visiting relatives.
Mooseheart Grad.
Ai*'\- I
Cl illcal- j
■ I'l-jl.
Among those from Wilkes at-
I tending the Young Democrats
I Convention in Raleigh last week
were Sheriff C. T. Doughton and
V.'illiain.s.
'.a-' Week
V. nV
■ ■e ; hat
1 M. My-
her heme
weeks, is
W(' are plea.sed to state that
.\Ir. W. D. llalfacre, vice presl-1
deni of the Bank of North Wil- Attorney W. H. McElwee.
keslioro, is improving nicely I Mrs. J. W. McOlaskey arrived
iioin an operation performed on j last week from Gallatin, Mo., to
'-.lesday at The Wilkes Hospital, .make her home with her brother,
Lvr. B. F. Estes, during the win-
.Mrs. Presley Alyers returned (gr.
home Sunday after
lu lu*r liniiip Sunday after receiv-
ing tiealmeiit for several days at
the Wilke.s hospital. .Much im-1 „ . j
,ement is reported in her con-
Among those attending the A.
g c.-University of Tampa
ature, miu(c, and ar^
learned to Ui« game' on the
athletic fields of this noted child
city." Acoording to the Moose-
heart records, she has shown con-
siplcuous Buccesa In dancing.
The home-coming of this
Mooseheart graduate will be ap
propriately celebrated by the
lodge at an early date. A feature
on the program will be the Initia
tion of a "Mooseheart Graduate’s
Class.’’ Present indications point
to this class being the largest of
the year. '
-I^wboy-^ilF
taJring a trip tlaroni
gallon pi whfeky _
bites,. • ^ - --
, yiattoi?i!feld what iW
fig along? , , ■' ;V>
Cowboy—two rattlesnakes. p
Two N. C. Firms Get
Big Army Contracts
provs
ditiiiii.
I iii.'li-,.-r Ilf
. I'.s. I'f this
. : I his wfi'k
1 . . ,-hcr's ('id-
.Messrs. Wiley Webster and
John Winkler have returned to
their hcime.s in Wyco, W. Va.. aft
were Don Story, Bob' McCoy, Jack
Hadley, Clinton Hulcher, Eddie
Adelman. Robert Taylor, .Mr. and
.Mrs. Pete .Moore, C. C. Fa.w, Jr.,
Ray Cline, Ira Baker, Bill Phil-
r spending llie week-end in Wil-I lips, and H. D. Howie. Appalach-
■ l.'u Finley
vi k .Mr. iiiui
..i Cary, and
-tparniw. of
keshoro with
fliel.ds.
relatives and
'..It Satur-
::i I'ollege at
■ ss Kiiw is a
-II.! Mrs. t.’. r.
.Mr. lia W. Day. who lias been
residing in Wilkesboro since Jan
uary. left today for Reading.
Pa., where he will reside
sometime. .Mrs. Day and
Richard, left for Reading
week.
for
son.
last
\i. rli- Wiles
, ::d at I.aurin-
!Wiles’ sis-
WI liters, ami
I Mrs. W. F. Gaddy spent
! lerday at Randleman with her
i brother, .Mr. P. J. Hudson. -Mr.
.Hudson had the misfortune of
I losing his home by fire Saturday
j niglit. The los.s was partially cov-
:ered hy insurance.
ian won the
of 13 to 6.
game by the score
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Harris,
daughter, Mrs. E. T. Hackney,
and C. M. Gilreath, Jr., returned
to the city Wednesday after a
motor trip to the World’s Fair
in New York City, Chicago, St.
Louis, and many other points of
interest. While in Chicago they
yes- attended a service at the famous
Cadle Tabernacle, one of the
largest tabernacles in the world.
I
.1 (' Meadows,
\'a .-.[.out the
. . Kii.'b with .Mr.
vlr ai.d Mrs.
\|, who has
■ . lioiiic by ill-
week, has
i- ai. glad to
Miss Constance Smlthey, of
North Wilkesboro Route 3, has
entered Woman’s College, Greens
boro, where she will We a mem
ber of the Junior Class during
the coming school year.
P F. Forester
:i;':'L' :i.
allri' siieiiil-
Wilkesiioros
Mrs. W. W .Parlier. Mrs. Tal
lulah Sanderson and Mr. Charles
Sanderson, of Montgomery, Ala.,
and .Miss Lucille Beaty, of Char
lotte. spent last week-end with
.\lis Lola Brown at Moravian
Fails.
1941 Chevrolet On
Display Saturday
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’! '’artH'i’s
I’rivati* Janit'S Mcnuflip has ! Pow*r
nuiini.d to Fort Bragg. N. C..| feature, will
■liifi-e he is sliitioned in
army, after speiidin
ai Wilkesboro with
the
; a few days
his parents.
|.\tlornev and .Mrs. K. J. .McDuf-
lii
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• Will
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. Itial
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. 1 ariieii
n.'lliiis. Va.,
, i: M’l • liere as
. I- -''. iidiiig thi-
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Mrs. J. 1. Myers and .son. John
I I.. and daughter. Iiia. and Mr.
I. .M. Myers, of this city, visited
‘ Air. S. tj. .Myers at Lenoir Stin-
jday, Mr. .Myers, who has been ill
i.i; Lenoir for several weeks, rc-
! iiaiiis about the same.
W. F. Gaddy, president of the
Gaddy Motor Company, today re
ceived word that the new 1941
Chevrolet will he formally Intro
duced locally and nationally, Sat
urday, September 21st.
Mr. Gaddy said he was not in a
position to confirm any advance
information on the new Chevro
let car, but indicated that it will
be much licger inside and out,
than last year’s model. Vacuum-
Shift. original Chevrolet
ie standard eiiuip-
meiu on all 19 41 models at ro
extra cost. Mr. Gaddy said, and
the new car will have an even
sturdier and more modern valve-
in-head engine.
"Chevrolet has led in motor
MARY LEE HANES
Here Is the brief story of a
home-town gir] who. In spite of
.early and serious reverses, has
made good. It concerns Mary Lee
Hanes of Winston-Salem. In giv
ing the details, F. M. Quinn, Sec
retary of the local Moose lodge
No. 466, 607 Summit Street, said:
"Immediately after the death
of Mary’s father, application was
■made to the Governors of Moose-
heart by the lodge for the admis
sion of the girl to the Moose
Child City of Mooseheart, the In-
ternaticnally known trade '.nd
academic school in Illinois, found
ed in 1913 by the Loyal Order
of Moose. The a.ppplication was
granted, and Mary was admitted
in May, 1923. With her came her
brother Wilson, who graduated in
1935, and her sisters Louise and
Mabel, who graduated in. 1933
and 1938.
"For seventeen years,” con
tinued Mr. Quinn, "Mary Lee
Hanes has enjoyed all the privi
leges and opportunities of the
Moose program of child welfare.
This program means for every
Mooseheart child the best of care
in homelike surroundings, spiritu
al and moral training, and a
sound education—both academic
and vocational. In the latter,
Mary's vocational training has
fitted her as a homemaker.
"In addition.” continued the
.secretary, ".Mary has received a
Award of army contracts total
ing $13,593,919 nas been an
nounced at Washington by the
war department.
Major contracts included:
Chatham Manufacturing Com
pany, Elkin, N. C., blankets,
$892,500; Marshall Field and
company. Spray, N. C., blankets,
$267,585.
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HORTON’S
* * CUT-RATE ^
F R EbE!
ONE QUART BANKERS’ INK
This Coupon, brought to Carter-Hubbard Publishing
Co., North Wilkesboro, will entitle any school prin
cipal in Wilkes county to
One Quart Bankers’ Ink Free
Offer limited for short time.pnly, and to school prin
cipals in Wilkes county.
Name
School-
Address.
! visiled
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i.i'- ' HI .'^latrs-
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I Mr. -Nicholas .Xntoiiahos, of
|:hi city, has gone to Forsyth
jcimiMy. where lie will tie a mem
ber of the .Mineral Springs school
paciilly for this year. Mr. .^nto-
imikos taiiglit in the Wayne coun
ty schools last year.
car sales for nine out of the past
ten years,’’ the Quality dealei
said, "and with this hetter-than-
ever 1941 car, we certainly
should repeat again!’’
Gaddy Motor Comp-any expect-
a big Fall upturn in new car
sales, indicated by the large
number of advance orders al
ready placed by those who want
to be sure of early delivery.
.Mr. and Mr-. A. N. Critcher
mill clnldien, Miriam, Royster
itid .\niie. of Oxford, spent flic
'■.‘(•eU-ciui at .Moravian Falls with
-Mr, Critcher’s mother, .Mrs. J. C.
I '’l itctiec, Sr., a n d brotliers.
I .Messrs. L. G. Critcher and J. C.
Critclier, Jr.
Miss Marjorie Oabtiel and
I liiss .Mary Louise Clements en-
|tered the Woman’.s College of the
j Fniversity of North Carolina at
itlieeiisboro last week. They are
members of the sophomore class
this year.
You may spend hours and
hours on plans for your redding.
But a few minutes In Carter-Hub-
bard Publishing Company’s office
and you can go back to your mil
lion and one duties serenely con
fident that your W’edding Invita-
tion.s or Announcements will be
flawlessly beautiful . . . correctly
styled ... that is ... if you se
lect RYTEX-HYLITED WED
DINGS’. .‘\nd they’re so modestly
priced too . . . 25 Wedd.ng In-
vita‘i.ions or Annoiincenients for
only .$3. Carter-Hubbard Pub
lishing Co., Ninth Street.
UILT TO BE
FIRST AGAIN
The New 1941
n:i^7;|i|ld
Will Be On Display
Ads. get attention—and results,
for , less money. Try it.
Mr. E. O. Woodie. of West Jef-
eison. was in the eity a few
lours today enroute to Ohio
■vliere he will purchase new bus
’s tor u city service in Rock Hill,
s. r. Before returning home Mr.
.oodie ’.vill attend the National
' IS Owners (.'oiiveiitioii in Chi
cago.
lo
.Vlr. and .Mrs, W. B. Somers
live leturned lo Georgetown. S.
.. alter bringing their daughter,
•Mis.s Peggy Somers, to Winston-
aleui, where she has re-entered
alem Colliige. While in Wilkes
,lr. uTid .Mrs. Somers spent sev-
:il days with relatives and
friends.
Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Gentry
.ere North Wilkesboro visitors
.ast week, passing through the
■ity On their return to their home
It Haye.’i'ville, N. C. Their daugh-
cr, .Miss Rebecca Gentry, enter-
jd Greensboro College at Greens
boro last week, and Rev. and
.Mrs. Gentry carried her to
Greensboro for the college open
ing.
Saturday, Sept.
i5«r
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Chevrolet... The Nation’s Leader
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WINSTON-
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Mrs. Geo. W. Miller, of North
Wilkesboro Route 3, la spending
lew days in Greensboro with
ler son, Raymond A. Miller, and
vith .Mrs. Raymond A. Miller,
vho is a patient in a Greensboro
lospital, where she underwent
ill operation for appendicitis on
. hursday of last week.
NEW PICTORIAL RJfiiVlKW
JECTION IN COLOR. You’ll en-
ioy the ibright new Pictorial Re
view, a section revealing many
pictures in. color, special features
and short atorlea. Look for this
innoyation In the Baltimore Sun
day American, On ,S|^ . at ..AU.
NevMtaBda. ” * ' '
ej.it. CO.
Stetson created h... blocked
it higher on one side than
the other, so the crown acn*.
ally slants...at a ^ereot
and strikingly smart angle.
G>me in and get a alani oi
yourself in this hat... you’ll
watt the new "Slant"... bjr
ScataottSS.
/ayneUothingCo.
You don’t have to take “claims” for “proof” when buying a Chevrolet
automobile, and we urge you to come in Saturday and see the PROOF
that CHEVROLET is ALL and MORE than claimed for it in improved
features, inproved styling, and improved performance!
There are too many new things to tell you about here, so we suggest
thait you EYE IT, TRY IT and BUY FT.
SEE IT SATURDAY
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