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]T1^ L M. teyenW ridlniK ilouse
iteered tr^ B-«tr«t to the
'.of Ninth end D' reet.
! ' Mr. Van Brlnegar, of McGanly,
ant Saturday nl^ht with Mr.
neraon Hart, at Halls Mills.
^ Mr. Fred Stamper, of McGrady.
ad Mr. Emerson Hart, of Halls
|llls, were rlsitors in North Wll-
Wfednesday.
Attorney and Mra. Eugene Trl-
dte, of this dty, were week-end
liters to Shatley Springs in
he oounty.
Mr. James Klnlaw, of Golds-
bro, visited his grandmother,
Irs. T. M. Crysel, in Wilkesboro,
week.
Minnie Jane Bowman, of
is spending the week
^^iib'3'.* Irene Scrorts tto#*^dr.ugh-
teW^iSB' Joanna Htir SbWggs, of
rCba|«l' Hill, are s^enfllng a few
^ayi with relatives here.^ *
Mr. Ruseei Peayaon Bndersient,are »drry to relate,
aa operation at the Wilkes hoe-'
pfiai Monday. Friends are glad to
learn that he is recovering.
Mr. Bruce Hall, of Hails Mills,
has gone to Ssllsbury, where he
has accepted a poeltlon with
Hobbs-Peabody Construction Co.
Misses Annie Ruth Hall and
Bernice Hall, of Halls Mills, vis
ited Miss Catheryne Hall in
North Wilkeaboro, Saturday.
Miss Hazel Hall, of North Wil
kesboro, is spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Shumate
at Halls Mills.
Mra. Arvll Phifer and two chil
dren, Anne and John Charles,
are spending some time in Clover,
U’ith her sister. Miss Betsy j S. C., with Mrs. Phifer's parents,
iKetth Bowman. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Quinn.
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Tomlinson’s Dept. Store
North Wilkeaboro,- North Carolina
■Mr.! and' Mn. O. D. ®*
CL Jordan and
RiverrsiffiAiy.
Mr; John W. Wright, well
knowir W'flkeaboro' cltiaso, 1* ebn-
fined'tb bl8 home toy lllnaw.'vre
Mr. Bill Wyatte, who hiir b«en
working in Kunnapolls, has re
turned to his hoone ft Reddles
River, and has accepted a .poel
tlon at Brown’s Lumber Co.
Mr. John Paul Lucas, Jr., of
Charlotte, an executive of the
Duke Power company, visited
friends in North Wilkesboro Wed
nesday.
Mr. Harold Hartley is having a
residence erected near hU home
four miles west of this city on
highway 421. Work on the new
building is well under way
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard. Hart, of
North Wilkesboro. and Mr. and
Mrs. Major Caudill, of Falrplalns,
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. F- Shu-
mfte. and Mr. and Mrs. David
Hart, of Halls Mill?, Sunday.
Little Miss Vecie Hall has re
turned to her home in North
Wilkesboro after spending a week
with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Shumate, in Halls
Mills.
Miss Ann McGlamery. who is
a student nurse at the Davis Hos
pital in Statesville, is spending
two weeks with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. C- McGlamery, of
this city.
.Miss Elsie Hudson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hudson, of
this city, is visiting in the homes
of Dt. and Mrs. Louis Markle
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Heath
in Detroit. Miss Hudson w.ll be
away for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Crook ac
companied Mr. Lomax Crook and
Mr. E. D. Dancy to Mars Hill
Sunday, where the boys will en
ter Summer school for nine
weeks. The Crooks also visited
friends in Asheville.
Mi.ss Melvina Williams has just
returned from a visit with her
sister, Mrs. S. F. Horton at Flint,
.Mich. Miss Jetta Williams accom
panied her to Michigan. -Miss
Williams’ niece, Mr». Hubert Ka-
vertz, and daughter, Denice, re
turned with her to visit relatives
here. Mrs. Kavertz is remember
ed here as Miss Doreutha Horton.
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Alberto Vila, the sensational South American tronbadour, strums his
stuff to the delight of (left) James Ellison and Maureen O’Hara,
and (extreme right) Robert Barrat. A melodi: scene from "They
Met In Argentina,” RKO Radio’s current musical smash, with! music
by Richard Rodgers and lyrics by Lorenz Hart. This picture will
open at ^e Allen Monday for a two day run. ''
Replete with Korlghfly songs for the daughter’s han^, all make
and colorful dances;of the pam-ifor the'picture's stirring conclu-
pas, "They Met In Argentina’’ sions.
brings Maureen O’Hara, James | The featured cast also includes
Ellison and the ne-w Lstin discov- Buddy Ebsen as Ellison’s com-
1941’s SURPRISE SENSATION!
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ery, Alberto Vila, to the screen
in a gay story of a young A.nerl-
can’s romantic "adventures below
the equator.
Miss O’riara l» seen as the
spirited daughter of a wealthy
Irish-Argentine rancher and Elli
son has the role of an oil com
pany geologist, with Vila as a
young Argentine sportsman. The'
romance begins on Pan-American
day at the Turf Club at Buenos
Aires during the running of the
Pan - American Handicap. The
race Is won by Lucero, a horse
belonging to Mis® O’Hara’s im
perious old father, Robert Barrat.
Ellison’s Texan employer has or
dered him to buy Lucero.
Through another young Ameri
can who knows Barrat’s head
gaucho, Ellison arranges to visit
Barrat’s big estate and pose as a
cattle -buyer rather than reveal
his real -purpose. But the daugh
ter, who at first thinks Ellison
has followed her to the estate
for romantic reasons, learns his
true objective and sets about de
feating his plan.
The conflict between the ro
mance and the business deal, and
the added computations of a
handsome young Argentine rival
Miss Jaunita Ferguson, who is
a student of Draughon’s Business
College In Winston-Salem, spent
the week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ferguson, of
Wilkesboro.
Major and Mrs. A. L. Fletcher,
of Raleigh, spent the week-end
here with Major Fletcher’s sister,.
Mrs. W. R. Ahsher, nad Mr. Ab-
sher. On Sunday they visited their
father. Rev. J. F. Fletcher, at
Kendrick, Va.
Guests Sunday In the home of
.Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Fletcher at
Purlear were Rev. Lloyd Barnes,
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Campbell, Miss
Lucille Campbell. Mr. and Mrs.
Yates Millsaps and daughter,
Catherine Anne, all of Hiddenlte.
Pvt. John V. Sebasti-'.n has
been transferred to Engineer Re
placement Training Center, Fort
Belvoir, Va., according to news
dispatches reaching this news.-
paper.
Miss Eva Kirkman, of Kerners-
ville. Miss Catherine Wolf, of
Lynchburg, Va., and Miss Jessie
Gilliam, of Winston-Salem, spent
the week-end with Misses Pansy
and Arlee Gilliam and attended
Vhe Gilliam family reunion at
Bethel church near Elkin Sunday
Mrs. R. G. Finley and daugh
ter, Miss Betty Gwyn Finley, are
visiting Mrs. Finley’s parents,
Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Jackson, at
Nashville, Ga. They plan to be
away for a month, two weeks of
the time to toe apent at St. Sim
on’s Island.
Mrs. C. W. Wiles and children,
Mr. Merrill Wiles, and daughters.
Misses Lizzie Lee and Louise
Wiles, and Mrs. Willie Felts, of
this city, left recently on a sever
al weeks visit to Messrs. Herman
nd Frazier Wiles and families
Los Angeles, Calif. Messrs.
Herman and Frazier Wiles are
Mrs. Wiles’ sons.
panion, Joseph Buloff as the head
gaucho, Diosa ^otello as Buddy’s
girl-friend at the estate. Ten
sparkling Rodgersi and Hart tunes
are woven thrhugh the fabric of
the story, all of them written es
pecially to fit the key sequences.
Several spirited dance numbers,
including a genuine tango and a
spectacular gaucho “Chaco”
dance, enhance the gaiety of the
film.
The picture also shows for the
first time on the screen the peril
ous Argentine game known as
"El Pfto,’’ a free-for-all toattle
on horseback that wa® banned for
many years in the South Ameri
can republic because of the high
percentage of fatalities^among the
participants. The game sequences
are said to set a new high in
Ihrills for theatre audiences.
Leslie Goodwins and Jack Hive-
ly directed the RKO Radio pro
duction by Lou Brock, with Frank
Veloz of the famous Veloz and
Yolanda duo directing the dance
numbers. Jerry Cady wrote the
screen play, and the cast also in-
c’vdes Antonio Moreno, Luis Al-
-berni* and Fortunlo Bonanova.”
"They mei. Argentina” opens at
the Allen Monday. ' •
Stuart Duncan Is
Graduate At State
Stuart Duncan, son vof Mrs. J.
E. Dunern, of this- city, gradu
ated Monday night with high
honors from North Carolina State
College and immediately assumed
his duties in a position with
Westinghouse Electric manufac
turing company at Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr. Duncan received his B. S.
degree in electric engineering. He
vnrs a member of the Eta Kappa
Nu fraternity, membership of
which is based on scholastic
achievement, and he made an
outstanding record each year.
His mother, of this city, and
his brother, Owen Duncan, and
wife, of Winston-Salem, attended
the commencement exercises
Monday. •
Cara Nome Beauty
Week Is Next Week
Attention i.s called to the an-
nounceir nt that Miss Evelyn Mc-
Math V ,11 be at the Rexall Drug
Store ^11 next week for consulta
tions and analysis on beauty cre
ations and care.
Only ten consultations can be
given daily and all Interested are
invited to make appointment in
order to fully take advantage of
the opportunity afforded. Hours
will be from nine a. m. to 4:45
p. m.
Miss McMath’s services are fur
nished by Cara Nome manufactur
ers and are given without obliga
tion.
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W E’RE DOW showing the sessoo’s greatest ^
Ingerator bargain—the 1941 Crosley with
the new Super Shelvador—that places Hvict as
smuch lood ' vour 5nger tips and dosshUs the
Tefngeratea space for bottles! It’a way ahead
of anything else you’ve ever seea And remem-
btr—onif Crosley offers this sensational fcatare
Decause the Shelvador is patent ed.
Other great features to thrill you, too! New-
dimension, easier-to-use, all steel cabinets. Sep
arate Freezorcold compartment lot frozen-food
storage Extra deep cold storage drawer tor
meats. Sliding crisper. Storabin for extra stor
age. And every other modera urorthu/bUe con
venience—u its very best!
Come in today and see this exciting new refrig
erator. Remember—it’s a full 6 cu. ft cabinet
plus the Shelvador—the Shelvador stwee u all
extra apace at no extra cost-it holds more food
than any other refrigerator of the same size!
r8Y Brothers Furniture Coi
: »pmriNiii 607, OPPOSITB COURTHOUSE
lowest PRICES ON EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME
WILKESiBORCH N. C.
Mrs. Kyle Hayes, Mrs. Gilbert
Poster, Mrs. Maurice Walsh,
Mlse Elizabeth Cushion, Mr*. H.
Clark, Mra. Ira D. Payhe, Miss
Mable Hendren and Mrs. C. G.
Day attended the Grand Chapter
of the Order of the Eastern Star
of North Carolina In Asheville the
first three day* this week. ' ■
New reeord# for the prtdwiRoti
of milk and dairy producU are
being ‘set ae a reonlt of the best
prices for dairy products In more
than ten years.
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.The merk'et movement of pigs
from the 1940 fall crop U nqw
underway.* ini hog' suppUe* may
not Increase a great deal in the
neatt month or so, report* the U.
, 8. Department of Agrteuttnre.
ti-o. '
Gets 12 Months For
Theft Of Two Tire#
'Two tires which he did not
get cost William Shores, local ne
gro, 12 months- on the roads.
Local police said they saw
Shores with two tires which he
had taken from Thompson Re
treading company about one o’
clock Sunday morning. They,
caught Shores, who only recently
had completed a term for break
ing and entering.
Dokies Meeting To
Be Held At Ronda
ilr. and Mr*. W. A. Jennings,
of Pores Knob community, vywre
pleasant callers to The Journal-
Patriot today.
; ;';rf
Miss Florence Oilreath has re-
turned to her -home near Wilkes
boro after teaching In Greens
boro during the past school term.
Mr, Lee Settle, of this city, left
Tuesday for Wake Forest College,
where he will attend' summer
schc^l for six weeks.
Mr. S. V. Tomlinson and son,
Mr. Archie Tomlinson, are spend
ing a few days vacation at Vir
ginia Beach,
Dal Trader, Jr., of Asheboro, is
spending some time at Moravian
Palls with his grandmother, Mrs
W. R. Hix.
Miss Pansy Gilliam Is spending
a few days' In Thomasvllle with
her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Jane
Gilliam, who Is vefy ill.
Miss Kathleen White, who
teaches at Salisbury, Is at home
for the^ summer with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe White.
Mr. H. R. Niswonger, Exten
sion Service horticulturist, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with
fruit growers Jn Wilkes.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Miller,
Jr,, spent Sunday with Mrs. Mill
er’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. R.
Crater, at Ronda.
Mrs. Paul Osborne spent last
week at Fort Belvoir, Va., with
her sister, Mrs. Guy Gregg, who
accompanied Mrs. Osborne home
to spend this week In Wilkesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Day. of
this city, were visitors to Char
lotte 'Tuesday, where Mr. Day had
business matters to claim his at
tention.
Mr. Hayden Hayes, law student
at Wake Forest College, is at
home to spend the summer vaca
tion with his father and mother.
Judge and Mrs. Johnson J. Hayes,
Mr. Sam Smoak, student of
State College, has returned home
for the summer vacation. He is
la son of Mr. and Mrs. N. 0.
Smoak.
Mr. James Ritchie, Jr., student
of State College, was at home at
Pores Knob for a few days last
week and has returned to attend
summer sessions.
Mrs. Bruce Jones is visiting
her mother, Mrs. William Fox, in
Hickory. She was accompanied
there Sunday by Miss Clella Mae
Jones.
Mr. Ray Stroud, State College
student, arrived the latter part
of the week to spend the summer
in Wilkesb’oro with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Stroud.
Mr. Bill Mitchell, law student
at the University of North Caro
lina, is here to spend the summer
and will work in the law office
of Attorney Eugene Trivette.
Mrs. R. G. Finley and Mrs.
Fred Hubbard, Jr., were week-end
visitors at several places In Vir
ginia, visiting at Suffolk, Rich-
moud, and Williamsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. T. R- Beamon
and daughter, Dorothy, Misses
Edith apd Grace-Beamon return
ed Saturday from spending
week with relatives at Toronto,
Ohio,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Wright,
oi Jacksonville, Fla., are visiting
Mrs. Wright’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Wood, of Ronda, Route
two, and will return to their home
In a few days.
Mr. Jack Scroggs, member of
the U. S. Marine corps on duty at
the naval hospital^ in Washing
ton. D. 0., spent the week-end at
Moravian-Pells with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Scroggs'.
Mr. V.* E., Jennings, of Pores
Knob, a mellj^r of- the Wilkes
boro high jSffol faculty, left
Tuesday 46 MWli in. Wake Pqr«st
'College Bummer school for *1*
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$2-50 $g.50
Scientific Tooth Brush
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$1.00 value— /TOl
Special, both for
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Only-
New Schick Razor and
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Red Cross
Mineral Oil
Extra Heavy
Pint... 39c
Quart. 69c
Dawi^ White Shoe PoAish i
Extra large bot-
Charlie Mon
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Baby
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Johnson’s Baby Powder—
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Everything For Baby
Complete I*ki^ Mennen’s John
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Brgnd Ba'by Requisites. AH
Kinds of Baby Fo^s at Lowest
Prices. -
KODAKS
And Kodak Films of all
Sizes—Kodaks to Lend.
DEATH DUST
Kills Bean Beetles and
Potato Bugs
3 pounds— ^Qc
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1 pound only 19c
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^Dokies club of North '^Iket
Ibs.'TieQasfa Cri^.,
^ j*t, entered summit *chool at'A.
boro ^11 meet on Friday mwiBf S. .’L C. vf^k.
at Ronda instead of Roar^ Slv- * Jsco^MlcKel, aged cRlWn
er, as was erroneously announced of the Cricket community.
When sickness comes, coi»-
Bult your doctor first-
then bring your Prescrip
tions tp us—K D^gjstered
Pharmacist is on duty at
all times. _
has
earlier this week.
The meeting will begin at sev
en o’clock and,there will be im
portant Items of huslnese. Includ
ing election of officer*. PiafS8%tU
he ■ made for the cevMnonlah:
been 111 for the past few weeks.
Mr. and Mr*. Z. O. EUer and'
Mlsa Luom^ Tedder spent the
wwk-euUla^'^jdMMn with-llrr;^
itod Mr*, torveratfwell, and also
X.
whkli wUl be held in Nortli W14- v»t^ in
kesboro on Friday, Jnaa 87, andnW^. Mr*._&ir^ 1* the daoBlfa®
«U mmafbm we asked tt> etUad, ter