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»AY, OCT. 16, . t. llQiai^l^AtRlO# north to K. c. ’s.€hurch. Civic And Social Activities MISS MAMIE SOCKWELJL, Editor—Phone 215 UP ON FWelis Bib'e Class Met Tuesday Evening Twenty-three members were present for the October meeting of the Fidelia Bible class of the Flret Baptist church which was held at the home of Mrs. R. T. McNeil, Tuesdry evening with Mrs. J. Q. Adams and Mrs. John Hall as associate hostesses. In the absence of the president Mrs. Frank Tomlinson was in charge of the business part of the meet ing. Miss Rebecca Mosley, pro gram leader, led the devotional period after which she presented Miss Louise Younce, public school music teacher, who gave a most Interesting musical program. Miss Younce made a talk on the in- tauence^of the Bible on music, J^en played several piano num- '^ers giving an explanation of each number. Refreshments were enjoyed during the social hour that fol lowed the meeting. XTse the ai'vertisin'g cr>'umr>« ei this paper as your shopping guide Relief At Last Oakwoods W. M. II. Holds Monthly Meeting The members of the Oakwoods W. M. U. met at the home of Mrs. R. L. Jones Friday afternoon for their monthly meeting with Mrs. Rex Stroud as co-hostess. The meeting opened by the group singing ‘How Firm a Foundation’ followed by a short business ses sion with the president, Mrs. Fred Blevins in charge. Mrs. Stroud taught the Bible study using as her theme the 37th Psaim. and the prater w^-s offered by Mrs. R L. Jones. The topic for program “Spreading the Word’’ was given by Mrs. Blevins, Mrs. Glenn Anderson, Mrs. Stroud and Mrs. Carl Canter. Special music was given by Mrs. Abe Jones and Mrs. Canter, who sang “Wonderful Words of Life". Mrs. Jame.s Canter. Mrs. Ble vins, Mrs. Abe Jones. Mrs. Stroud and .Mrs. Carl Canter, who at tended a district meeting at El kin. gave fine reports of the meeting. The dosing prayer by Mrs. Abe Jones was followed by a social hour during which time the hoste.sses served refresh ments. Snnday, October K.■ a jf^thering of people, frlei^de Relatives ot Thomas W. Ii#on met at the home of Mr. J. W. Yale, of North Wnkeeboro, Route One, to celebrate Mr. Lyon’s 71st., birthday." Attorney, Thomas R. Bryan, of Wllkesboro, made a very, nice talk. Mr. Lyon also talked, telling his pest life. Rev. Albert Pruitt asked the Blessing. All were Invited to have dinner at a very large table tilled with all the good eats any heart could wish. After all had eaten, there was enough left to feed a. large number of people. Mr. George Alexander and his singers were present and did some wonderful singing. Mr. Lyon received sever-* • al presents and many good wishes j All reported a real enjoyable time Mr. Lyon is the father ot Mrs. Yale, his home being in Spencer, I Idaho. He has been making his home with Mr. rnd Mrs. Yale tor several months. 'Tjfr '“-K- F'f-'PAGB TH^. ■" " A Brand Now Slock of 1941-19421 Electric Table Lamps ‘The American Way’ Is Published Poem For Your Cough Creomulslon relieves promptly be cause it goes right to the seat of the trohble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, in flamed bronchial mucous mem branes. Tell your dn^glst to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with tiie un derstanding you must like the way it Q.iickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC We are pleased to an nounce tlie addit'on of Mr, Roby C. Jennings to the personnel of our shop. CITY BARBER SHOP Methodist S. S. (Tass Met Tuesday Evening The October meeting of the Ladies Sunday School class of the Wilkesboro Methodist church was held Tuesday evening ?t the home of Mrs. .loe Barber with her sister. MLs.s Frank Somers as co-hostess. Due to the absence of the president. Mrs. B. C. Bla lock. the meeting was presided over by Miss Somers. Devotional leader for tlie evening was Mrs. B'rher. A large number of the members weie present and dur- i,i -^he .social hour were served te ,ptiiig retresliments Ity the hostesses. # There must !jc an awful lot of LOVE when such romantic erperts as R-bert Young. Ruth Hus.sey and Lee Bowman have to look up a dictionary on it in order to settle their hcartt problem.s in ‘Married Eachelor.” M-G-M’s new romantic comedy, coming to the Liberty screen Monday and Tuesday. ’ * R. J. Hinshaw, Prop. Miss Riith ( oVard To Head Legion .Auxiliary ,\t the monthy meeting of the '.egion Auxiliary which was held Monday evening at the home of .Mrs. .^luirev.' Kilhy with Mrs. R. P. Casey as associate hostess the new oiticers for tlie current year were installed hy Mi's. J. B. ^1C- Coy. They are as follows: Presi dent. .Miss Ruth Colvard; first vice-president: Mrs. Ivey Moore, second vice-president; Mrs. Ruf us Church: secretary. Mrs. \V. D. Halfacre: treasurer. Mrs. W. II. Diihling; corresponding sec retary; Mrs. Ed Dancy; historian. Mrs. Ralph Bowman; chaplain. .Mrs. .\. A. fashion; and Sergeant of arms. Mrs. .iohn Hall. Mrs. R. G. Finley, the retiring president, presided for the busi- luisiness ses.siOu during which lime tiie usual reports were made. Tea and sandwiches were served during the social hour. Hemi^hill-Sho’ar Engagement Is Announcid Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ferguson Hemphill, of Wilkesboro, and Columbia. S. C.. announce the en gagement of their daughter, Jean jSmoak. and Jrck Peebles Schol ar. son ot Mrs. H. B. Scholar, Sr., and the late Mr. Sholar, of Co lumbia. S. C. The marriage will take place in the late fall. The hride-ele-.T finished I Wilkesboro high school and re- jeeived her B- S. degree in Home Economics from Columi>ia Col lege in South Carolina in lilll. Mr. Sholar graduated from the Cniversity of Sonlli Carolina where he received his A. B. de gree in Journalism in 19.3S. Miss Beatrice Jennings I Weds Lieut, Hemmerich CAR-TR®* CARt-f Orlando. Florida—The Chapel of the Orlando Army Air Base, Orlando, Florida, was the scene of a beautiful and charming wed ding uniting Miss Beatrice Jen nings of N'orlh Wilkesboro, North Crrolina. and Lieutenant Karl Hemniericli. of Reinholds, Penn sylvania. on Saturday afternoon, October 11th. at four o’clock. Captain J. H. .Morison, Chaplain, officiated. Private Bradford Townsend of the ,\ir B se was tlie organist Prior to the ceremony "I Love Thee” iiv Crieg. “To an Evening Star” hy Wagner and “I Love Yon Truly'' were rendered. “The “The American Way’’, a poem written ty Ruth Harrold, -of Hays has been selected for publication is “Hear Us, America’’, national poetry anthology to be released soon by Crown Publications, of New York City. Miss Harrold is rn employe of the Wilkes Hosiery Mills in this city. 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Remeiffber the Place: Jolielievf Mberj After the marriage the couple i bridal Chnru.s’’ from Lohengrin are to make their home in Colum- l)ia where Mr. Sholar is cotinected with the State Newspaper. Mrs, Palmer ’s Hostess At Bridge Party A delightful p-arty of the week was the one given by Mrs. Palm er Horton at her home on Sixth Street Tuesday evening entertain ing at a chili supper arid bridge. Five tables were arranged for play in a pretty setting of mixed frll flowers. The top score prize in the game was won by Mrs. N. S. Forester. Jr., and tho low score award by Mrs. J. B. Car ter. £avt % the cost of driving on Autumn trips by GREYHOUND L GREYHOUND TEPMINAL M. C. Woedie, Agt. One-Way Rd.-Trip 9th St. — PH T- >ifi ('olL'.MBIA. S. C. $2.90 $5.25 NORFOLK. VA. $4.30 $7.75 K.NOXVII.LE, TENN $2.95 $5..35 ( HAKLOTTE. N. C $1.45 $2.65 W VSHINGTON, D. C. $4.90 $8.85 Mrs. Tom Diila is Entertained .As a compliment (o Mrs. Tom Diila, of Wilkesboro. who liis been a visitor in Hillsimro, Mrs. Samuel Latta Jr., entertained a‘, four tables ot bridge al her homt Wednesday evening. The guests found at their places very attrac tive tallies in the fall motif. High score prize was awarded to Mrs. Marian itoberts. and low score to Mrs. O. G. Crawford. Tlie lios- tess served iced drinks preceding play, and a sal d course followed play. Mrs. Diila was remembered with an attractive gift. The guest's wer“: niesd'Inc's Tom Diila. Gilhert Ray. (’"’l Dn- Norfleet Wehh. H. IT. Brown. Mont Eskridge. Grant Sheuberd Marian Roberts, n. G. f ra\\foid A. II. Walker, Robert Forest, T. E. I.yneh. and Misses S"e Haves. Annie Cameron, Ida T.oyd. Eliza beth Collins and Ruth Crawford. Fall-star love and laugh hit i Love problems answered in a riotous romance! Fiidpi=° McnthG' The Oe'ober meelnig of D’e Fidelis Class of Hinshaw Street Baptist church was held on Fri day evening at the home of Mrs. Bill Snow with Mrs. Hobart Deal as co-hostess, by whom the open ing prayer was led. Mrs. Noah Greenwood, the president, was in charge of the business session, after which i "Sunday School and What it Means’’ was discussed. Refreshments were enjoyed durin.g the social hour that fol lowed the meeting. Use the advertising columns bic nnoer vonr sbonning eaiid* F^IX gRESSART lee bowman tIONARD • LEVINE MONDAY rUESDAY LIBERTY .ADMIMS’TR.ATOR’S NOTICE .rno-utf CAROI’NA, WILKES OUON”'Y. Having qualified as adminis- rator of the estate of J. F. Blackburn, deceased, this Is to advise all persons having claims ag-nist said estate to present them to the undersigned at Route t. North Wilkesboro, N. C., on or before the 6th day of Septem ber. 1942. otherwise this notice will he plead in bar of right to recover. All persons indebted to 3aid estate are requested to make immediate settlement with the undersigned. 1 This 6th day of September, -11941. L. J. BLACKBURN, i Administrator of Estate of ' J. F. Blackburn, Deceased. 10-16-6t was played for the processional and “The Wedding March’’ by Mendelssohn for the recessional. During the service “To a Wild Rose’’ by MccDowell was played. The bride was given in marri age by her father. Romulus Call Jennings. Rolf Hemmerich of New York City was his brother’s best man. The bride’s only atten dant was her sister, Mi.ss Eliza beth Jennings. The bride wore a handsome wedding dress of ivory chiffon velvet fashioned with fitted bo dice. sweetheart neckline and full buttoned at the wrist. Her veil of imported silk lace fell in soft folds to the waistline from a cor onet of lace and tuberoses. She carried a prayer book published in 1S72 which belonged to her great-grandmother. The prayei' book was covered in ivory velvet and had a cluster ot gardenias sliowereu witli tuberoses. The niaifi of honor wore a gown m delft blue chiffon velvet fashioned after the bride’s dress. The swectlieart neckline was adg- od in blue Chantilly lace, and she wore a toque of the same materi al as the gown. Her flowers "’ere pink chrysanthemums and roses. Tnimedi teiy following the fe- remony. a dinner was given at Dip Langston Restaurant. Place' were laid for twenty-five guests. The eenterniece was a three-tier ..•„^tin- cake, flaked by pink and while rhiysiinthemums. Follow ing the dinner, the bride and eroom left for a wedding trip to palm Beach and Miami. F'or tra- ■elii'.g. the bride wore an autumn vreen begal’ne suit with Briti'h an : cee'^sorie. Her slioiilder bou quet w s gardenias. After Oct ober 2.5tb they will he at home at 716 l.angston Court, Orlando. The Itride is the attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Romu lus Call Jennings of North Wilkesboro, N. C. She attend ed Boyden High School in Salis bury and C'tawba College. For the past two years, she has been employed In New York City and Greensboro, North Carolina. The bridegroom is the son^ of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Hemmerich. of Reinholds, Pennsylvania. He attended Cornell University, and is First Lieutenant in the Re serve Officer’s Corps. He wrs on- nected with the Burlington Corp oration until last spring when he was called to active duty at the Orlando Army Air Base. Out of town guests attending the wedding, including the brides father and mother and the groom’, father and mother, were Misses Dorothy and Billie Jen nings, sisters of the bride, Mrs. Arthur Deal of Taylorsville. N. C„ aunt of the bride, Mr. Giistv Zeppernick, of Reading, Pa., aunt of the groom. Miss Hllde- gard Hemmerich, Reinholds, Pa., sister of the groom, and Private Erich Hemmerich, of Camp Croft, S. C. brother of the groom. Rhodes-Day Furniture Co. “COMPLETE FURNISHERS OF THE HOME” Ninth Street North Wilkesboro. N. 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