m
M^liyities
rrj(f.
''t
^tet. Miss Mar-
ot Rlehmond, Va„
^ Ht her home in
plf^^HPedneeday afternoon.
. ^In the game,
^,'tfl^h 'was play^'^at two tahlee,
lii^ ^a.lirt. Harry Pearson and
mm
S|C^ award to Mrs. J. B.
the hODoree, who
tfil' hhr*''.for the holidays with
her partfSA' Mr. and Mrs. James
T. Hubbard, the hostess present-,
ed a remembrance gift.
' On Thursday evening Mrs.
I^nea was hostess to the members
? ^ her club with a few additional
Quests. A dessert course preced
ed the game, which was in play
at three tables. Top score^prlsg
among the visitors went to Mi^i
Frank Gentry, and ‘ within the
club Mrs. Gordon Forester was
the winner. Mrs. Jones remember
ed her sister. Miss Hubbard, a
gain at this time with another
S.
Gibbs;
gilt.
Mrs. T, A. Finley Is
Sewing Club Hostess
NOTICE
, To Taxpayers Of
TOWN OF
Wilkesboro
North Carolina
1% Penalty
will be added to all un
paid Town Taxes for the
year 1940 if not paid on
or before February 1st,
1941.
J. R. HENDERSON,
Clerk and Tax Collector
Mrs. Thomas A. Finley was
hostess to the members of her
Sewing Club also several extra
visitors of the club were the hos
tess’ sister and her daughter,
Mrs. R. D. Grier and Miss Anne
Grier, from Statesville; Mrs. Cec
il Adamson and her mother, Mrs.
IM. O. Haines, of Savannah, Ga.,
who is here on a visit with the
!Adamsons; Mrs. Boyd Stout, and
j Mr.s. Watt M. Cooper.
I Following-a delightful inform-
lal hour together the hostess, as-
jsisted by her daughter and niece,
Mis,s Corinna Finley and Miss
i Grier, served a tempting salad
i course with weets.
Dr. Abrams To Address
IN. Wikesboro P.-T. A.
An interesting program is be-
I ing planned for the January
' meeting of the North Wilkesboro
Parent - Teacher Associa t i o n,
which is to be held in the school
auditorium Thursday afternoon
iat .'{:15 o’clock. Or. Amos Ab
ram.-!, from the .Appalachian State
Teachers College, at Boone, is ex
pected to be the guest speaker,
and will address the group on
Education for Defense.
l»a
8;8G f. in. *
No. 2, Mrs. R.
8:80 p. m.
No. a, Mi«. OordMi Finley,
8:30 p. m.
No. 4, Sira. Uncoln Spain- -
hoar.
No. 8, Mrs. W, P. Grier. Jr.,
and Mias Ihfllyan MiUer at the
home Of hfrik.Int Payno.
No. 8, Mra. W.O. Grier. The
last three tneeHng at their usu
al hours.
The Episcopal .Auxiliary will
meet Tuesday afternoon at
3:80 o’clock at the home of
Mrs. ,ioe Barber.
'Tlie Wilkesboro Methodist
Misslonai-y Society will meet
TufwAay afternoon at 3 o’clock
with Mrs. \. B. Smithey.
Tlie Missionary Society of
tlio Mrst Baptist church will
not iiu-et 'Tuesday, but wUl
meet the following Tuesday,
January 1-*. place of meeting
to b‘ announced later.
Miss Mamie McNei'.
Entertains Her Club
1 % Penalty
On 1940 County Taxes If Payment
b Not Made On Or Before
February 1st,
Pay Your 1940 Taxes Now And
Save This 1% Penalty.
T. Doughton,
SHERIFF OF WILKES COUNTY
The members of the A'oung Ma
tron’s Contract clul) and a few
visitors were delightfully enter
tained by Miss Mamie McNeil at
her home on D Street Thur.sday
evening. The game was in play
at three tables being preceded by
a dessert course. Those winning
prizes in the game were Mrs. Ruf
us Church for top score, Mrs.
Pressley Myers low score, and
Miss Beatrice Pearson the travel
er’s award.
Hill Top Club Met With
Mrs. Luther Harrold
With Mrs. Luther^ Harrold as
hostess the members of the Hill
Top club, and one extra visitor,
Mrs. Ed Dancy, were delightfully
entertained at Mrs. Harrold’.s
home north of (he city Friday
evening. Rook was played at two
table.s. after which tempting re
freshments were served. The high
and low score awards were won
by Mrs. O. C. Trivette and .Mrs.
Floyd Coffey.
(Jill Scout Troops To
Meet This Week
All the Girl .Scout troops will
hold their regular meetings this
week following the holidays and
it is hoped that each troop will
have a full attendance. The Girl
Scout Council of the two Wllkes-
boros is meeting this evening at
eight o'clock with Mrs. Thomas
A. Finley.
Lllierty ’• Monday ■ Tuesday
MAISIE ‘OPERATES’ ON DR. KILDARE
NOW!
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to saols nt &e pkai| noon
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Mi.ss Willie Guthrie Is
Bridge Club Hosles.s
The member of Our Bridge
club were entertained at a de
lightful spaghetti supper and
bridge game by Miss Willie Guth
rie at her home in Wilkesboro
Friday evening. The top score
award in the game, which was
played at two tables went tc Miss
Helen Blevins with the bingo
prize being wop by Mrs. Frank
Gentry.
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Naneei (TSUIUVAI« G. Aibny flOTB
W St/
pmiluw
Fa^hnefs;
MfeaasgadM
'tV
aacretary of
' The Methodist circles will
meet Tneeday with the follow
ing hoetensast
Prank Smoot at the home of
Mrs. T. H. Waller with Mrs.
CharUe Day as co-homees, 8:80
p. m.
KhnAiA Horton, Sirs. W. B.
Jones, 8:80 p. m. ,
Mary Brame, at tlte home of
Mrs. Russell Hodges with Mrs.
Palmer Horton as co-hostess,
.8:80 p. m.
Gardner, Miss Helen Aycock,
7:80 p. m.
Franklin, >frs. Jack riraine,
7:30 p. ni.
Lawrence; Mttler,
the Triple A In Wllkei, announc
ed today that forme are ready for
egin'aturee ot- farmers who wish
to participate ,it| the farm pro
gram thle yetir.
He explained that every farm
er who receiv'« a check for com
pliance during 1941 must sign
the form and urged that farmers
call by the office at their earliest
convenience and attach their sig
natures to the forms.
muuiiis
JHOTOR
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' TBLBPBONE m-J
T. H. WUliamt. Owmt
Oldsmobile Sales-Service
Bear FVame Service and
Wheel Alignaeat
General Auto Repairing
Wrecker Service—Electric and
Acctyleaa WeWnf
USED PASTS—For al Mb
and Biodela of can and tracka
W. V. Brooks, 6iiarlotte, North the" Ho'me Office of the Company
Carolina, a veteran in the service In Greensboro thirty years ago.
of the Jefferson Standard ‘ Life Mr. Brooks has had a very suc-
Insurance Company, 'sold life in- cessful life insurance career, both
surance totaling 11,008,000, dur- as a salesman and as a developer
ing 1940. [of other men who enter the life
As a result of thts very unusu&l [insurance bnsines.s. At the pres-
sales record Mr. Brooks places ent time he lives in Charlotte,
North Carolina, and is Manager
himself at the head of the list of
the Company’s producing agents,
and ranks with the top producers
of life insurance in the United
States.
Starting a;s an office boy in
of the Company’.? Branch Office
In that city. He ’s shown above
receiving congratulations from
Julian Price, president of the
company.
ner; piano solo, “Pas Burlesque’’ | Moravian Palls, Edwin Jen-
(Glevlltt) by Branda Bumgar- nings. list taker—Adley January
ner; vocal solo, "Who is Sylvia’’ 6, Brocktown January 7. Pores
(Schubert), Thelma Waddell; .Knob January 8. Mt. Carmel Jan-
piano solo, "Long, Long Ago.” uary 9, Moravian Falls January
(Bayley), Eleyna Eller; vocal {
solo, “Florlan’s Song”, (Godard),
Pauline Maxwell; piano solo,
“Marching Song’’, (Thomp-^on).
Mildred Bumgarner; piano solo.
“Silent Night”, (Guiiber). Bonnie
Ruth Lovette . piano solo. “My
Bonnie.” (Folk Tune), Doris Mc
Neil; piano solo. “The Little
Breeze,” (Buazdon), Avis Nich
ols, piano solo, “To A Toy Sol
dier,’’ (Warner), Doris Tulbert.
Pauline Maxwell concluded
with a piano solo “Hunting Song”
of Mendellsohn. All accompani
ments were done by Miss Teich-
mau.
After the recital games were j
10 and 11.
Mulberry No. 2—C. M. Eller,
list taker--old Mulberry postof
fice January 20, Arlie Myer.s’
store January 21, Harding
Rhodes’ store January 22, H. E.
Harrold’s store January 23. Sul
phur S-prings school January 24.
New Castle, C. M. Wellborn,
list taker—Gilliam store January
13, Clingman January 14. P. L.
Day’s store January l.'i, Pardue
Brothers’ store January 1 6.
Clingman January 17, Dennyville
school January 18.
North Wilkesboro, T, H. Settle,
list taker—Kilby’,s store January
6, D. E. Turner’s store January
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DOLORES CARR
19 Year Old Wonder Girl of Pocket Billiards
enjoj'ed for a short while. Then ■ g j p ^ j h. Settle’s
gifts were exchanged and special pffjgg January 7 to 30.
gifts from the whole club were R.jddies River, Mrs. W. P.
presented to Miss Mozelle Bumgarner, list taker—Harris’
ner, hostess, and Mrs. Troy'gjgj,g January 6, J. M. Gaither’s
Church, who was guest of thejgjjjj.g January 7. Turner Nichols’
store January 8, Nichols’ store at
.At the close of the evening re- yu]g,.g Creek January 9, 10 and
fresh ments were served at small
tables. The home was attractive
ly decorated in a’ CHrlstihas set
ting.
TAX LISTING BEGINS
TODAY IN SEVERAL
PRECINCTS OF WILKES
(Continued From Page
Gudger-Parker Marriage ,
Vows Announced
.Mr. and -Mrs. L. A. Gudger of
North Wilkesboro, N. C., an
nounce the marriage of their at
tractive daughter, Annie Ruth, to
Quinton Parker, son of Mr. and
Mr.s. R. F. Parkei, of Wilkesboro,
•N. C.. Route 1, on December 21,
1940, at Mountain City, Tennes
see.
Mrs. Parker is a member of the
North Wilkesboro graduation
class of 1940 and now holds a
position with the Wilkes Hosiery
Mills. The bride was lovely in a
dress of teale blue with black ac
cessories. ^
Mr. Parker holds 'a pasition
with the American Furniture
company.
Millers Creek Music
Club Has Recital
Members of the Millers Creek
Music Club held their annual
Christmas party and recital on
Tuesday, December 17th, with
Miss Mozelle Turner as hostess,
at' the home of hef parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. E. Turner. The first
part of the program consisted of
piano and vocal solos by pupils
Of Miss Hannah Teiebman. The
numbers were as folldvs
Vocal solo, "LuUav and Good
January 13; Beaver Creek Bap
tist church January 14: Geno
Walsh’a store January 15; Gaith
er Wal.sh’s store January Ifi.
Boomer. Mrs. John .Audrews.
list taker—Tom Greer’s store
January B. Mrs. Ruth Holder’s
home January 7, V. T. Walsh’s
store January 8. Jarvis Walsh’s
January 9, Will Russell’s Jan
uary 10, Edward Lackey’s store
January 13, Tommie l.nw8’ Jan
uary 14, Cub Walsh’s store Jan
uary 15, Tom Greer’s store Jan
uary 16.
Brushy Mountain, Lonzo .An
derson, list taker—.AIvus Moore’s
home January 6, M. L. Hendren's
store January 7, H. L. Dot.son’s
tore January 8. Lonzo Ander
son’s service station January 9,
-Albert Baity’s home January 10.
Edward No. 2. Jack Hoots, list
taker—Roaring River January 6.
B. C. Jordan’s store January 7,
Poplar Springs rhnreh January
8, Boss Blac’:biirn’s store
uary 9, Smith Blevins’ service
station January . 10, Shepherd’s
Cro^s Roads January 11.
Edwai js No. 3, O. P. Holbrook,
list taker- -Benham January 13.
Arthur AVest’s store January 14,
li’infield Haynes’ store . January
15, Pardue’s store January 16.
Pleasant Hill school January 17
and 18.
Elk No. 2, Emma Diila, list
taker—H. C. Wheeling’s store
January 13, J. T. Wood’s- store
January 14, Emma Dula’s home
January 15.
Jobs Cabin No. 1. W. A. Payne.
IIH taker—Benge January 6,
Walsh January 7, Lee J. Church’s
store January 8. Patton Ridge
school January 9, Woodie’s store
January 10.
Jobs Cabin No. 2, B. F. Whit- |
tlngton, list taker—Grady Bak- i
er’s store, January 14, Virgil
Church’s store January 15. j
Lewis Fork, Coy Eller, list tak- j
er—Mrs. A. J. Eiler’s store Jan
uary 6, E. c; Foster’.? store Jan
uary 6. E. C. Foster’s store Jan
uary 7, Taft Foster’s store Jan
uary 8, W. A. Triplett’s store
January 9, Wint Blackburn’s
store January 10, Coy filer’s
home January 11. ^ >
Lovolace, J. Andrew Souther,
list taker—Mt. Sinai school Jan
uary 13 and 14, Lewis setaooD
January 16, Reid's store January
16, P. H. Moore’e store January
11, Piirlear postoffice January
13, Nichols’ store at Congo Jan
uary 14, W. E. Parsons’ store
January 15, Nichols’ store at
.Millers Creek January 17 and 18.
Rock Creek. J. C. Brown, list
taker—Shoemaker’s store Jan
uary 6, Will Elmore's store Jan
uary 7, Sol Byrd’s store January
8, Lawson Wood’s ,‘!tore January
9. J. O. Wi.es’ January 10, M. E.
Brown’s store January 11, W. J.
Templeton’s store January 13 and
14.
Somers, Harry Johnson, list
taker—Ous Myers’ store January-
13, S. L. Sparks’ store January
I 14. J. 51. Southers’ January" 15,
I Carl McCarter’s store January 16.
R. C. Jarvi.?’ store January 17,
Rufus Johnson's store January
18.
Stanton. R. D. Cooper, list tak
er—White Oak school January
Playing less than -two years, claims the world championship
and she’s open to meet all challengers for the title. Dolores is
gifted with a stroke and showmanship^ of a Greenleaf. She has a
dazzling display of original trick shots that never were showrn
before on a billiard table. She is directed and assisted by James
Caras, cousin apd tutor of the present world champion, James
Caras. Make a date to see this unusual attraction.
THE WONDER GIRL WILL APPEAR AT
RECREATION CENTER
Tuesday, January 7th, 9 P. M.
UPVALUES
COR TOHORROIW
’^SAVINGS
AND AS LONG AS LIMITED STOCK LASTS
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6, McKinley Whittington's store
January 7, McGlamery’s home
January 8. Clark’s mill January
9, New- Hope school January 10.
Traphill No. 1, Blaine Sparks,
list taker—H. Y. Warren’s store
January 6, Richardson’s store
morning January 7, Mining ridge
afternoon January 7, J. Z. Ad
ams’ .=tore January 8, Bauguess
mill January 9, Charlie .Miles’
store January 10, Red Casstevens
.store morning January 11, J. O.
^Brewer’s store afternoon January
11.
Union. T. N. Royal, list taker
—Odell Whittington’s January 6.
ON ALL REMAINING
OIL, WOOD AND COAL
HEATERS
INCLUDING—
AATilbar postoffice January 7 to
18.
Walnut Grove No. 2, Mrs. Jesse
M. Johnson, list taker, O. C.
Rhoades’ store January 6, C. D.
Hall’s store January 7, McKin
ley Hanks’ store, January 8, W.
E. Bell’s store January 9.
Wilkesboro No. 1, J. F. Jordan,
list taker—Mont Jones’ store
; January 13, courthouse January
[ 14-17.
I Wilkesboro No. 2, Arthur Fos
ter, list taker—J. W. Brooks’
home January 6, Henry Johnson’s
store January 7, C. G. Glass’
store January 8 and 9.
Relief At Last
For Your Cough il
Creomulstoa relieves promptly be
cause It goes right to the seat of the
trouble to hem loosen and er{«l,
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender. In
flamed btroBChlal mucous mem-
braoee. Tell your druggist to sell you
ab^eofCrecnnuldoDwlnifbeun-
(testandlsg you mnstJUte the way it
qifldly tmy* the qr yw are
to hafd jmnr nxmer l»«k.;;;:>Vki
CRI ,
17, C. C. Wrlfht’a i»14
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home
Coleman and Allen Oil Heaters
Also All Remaining
Sheet Iron and Cast Iron Heaters
Cold weather is with us “for certain” but don’t let it’s
sting worry you ... we have the remedy in heaters of
every type, now pri:ed at substantial reductions to
clear out all remaining stock. The very newest types,
including
Ashley Automatic Heaters
where uniform heat is necessary without constant atten
tion and frequent ash removal. If you need a stove at
all, it will surely pay you to get here quick and share the
big savings.
il Mark-Dowif Furniture Co.
F. D.
lOth Street
Forester . 2 '
Nhrth WUkesI^ ;
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