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Mkiion Shell, of Knojt-
frlenda In this city.
Miss Pearl Rector, of Purlear,
kivs a boslness visitor in this
[i f Friday.
Mrs. C. C. Carrington,
Durham, is visiting her son.
pill Carrington, of this city.
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I Intfyfyks and...
\&epout
lursday
Miss Iva Faw of Winstmi-Saleni
spent the week end here with
her mother. Mrs. W. M. DeBerry.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Lowe, of i
Halls Mills, announce the birch |
of a son, Everett Clifton, on j
Sunday, December 7. |
Little Miss Patsy Waggoner
spent last week-end with her
grandmother, Mrs. T. S. Wag
goner, of Walkertown.
FREDRiC
and k
MARTHA
Mrs. Julia Nichols has relurn-
od to her home at Purlear after
spending a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Dewey Minton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvel I-iowell
and daughter, Linda, of Hender
son, visited Mrs. Howell’s par-
ent-s. Mr. arid Mrs. Z. O. Eller.
Sunday.
Mr. I>avid Lowe, of Wilkes-
boro. a driver for rivcybouit.l
liii.s company, ha^ oeeii trans-
to the Wiiiston-Saleni. Iticlimond.
iVa., run.
in the story of the
vbo had one foot
heaven *caa
bead-over-heeU
couple
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Nichols
and children and Mi.sses Inez
I Phillips and Winnie Spear- were
i visitor in \Vin,-ton-SaIeni Sunday
afternoon.
my*—^
Miss Mary Nichols, who h !,«
a pwilion in the offee of the euy
clerk, has been confined to her
home hr illness during the past
few days.
THEY’RE IN ’IIE.AVEN’—Fredric March and Martha Scott co-star
in “One Foot in Heaven,” which opens Thursday aC the .\llen. The
film is bused on the best .'.elling book by Hartzell Spence.
Mr, John Tevepaugh. who has
been cri ieally ill in Davis Hos
pital in Statesville, was reported
this afternoon as slighily im-1
proved. Little hope has been held j
for his recovery. i
U. S. Industry Bests Reich’s Total
3 To 1, Manufacturers .4re Told
Mr. and Mrs. F. Carmen Bush
and two children returned to
Fredericksburg, Te.xas. Sunday,
to make their home after being
here in North Wllkeshoro since
Easter.
A WARNER BROS HIT. with
BEULAH BONDI • GE.NE LOCKHART
ELISABETH FRASER ■ HARRY DAVFNPORT
» WU.RA HOPE CREWS • GRANT MITCHELL
Mr. Carl Williams, of George
town. ,S. C.. sptyit the week-end
in Wllkeshoro with Mr. and Mrs.
Caswell Yates. Mrs. Yates is hi.s
sister. He was accompanied home
by Robert Yates, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Caswell Yates.
Directed by IRVING R.APPcR
Thur-Fri
Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Myms. Mr.
Presley .Myers and son. tridlev,
of the W'ilkeshoros. visited Mr. T..
,1. Joiucs at Galax. Va.. Siinrlay.
.Mr. J.'ine.s, who is we]) known
here. L in feeble heal’.h. we are
orry to state.
»ack Oakie — Linda Darnell
i Walter Brennan
I Milton Berle
George Murphy
In Mark Hellinger's
RISE AND
SHINE”
Mr and Mrs. Earl Metidows
and children. Robbie and Sarah
Elizabeth, of Pores Knob, and
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Wiles, of
North Wllkeshoro, visited Mr.
and Mrs. L. J. Handy in Elkin
Sunday.
Mrs. L. J. Handy and son h ive
returned to their home in Elkin
from the haspital there. Mrs. D.
G. Wiles and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
i Wiles visi ed Mrs. Handy Fri-
I day. Mrs. D. G. Wiles, her moth-
i er. remained for an extended vis-
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New York.—The United States,
operating “under a free competi
tive enterprise system.’’ has in
little more than a year "reached
a produc'ion stage that it took
German indu.-try, under a did a
torship, from three to live years
to reach.’’ the national Associi-
tion of Manufacturers was told
at the closing dinner of its three
day meeting.
K. T. Keller, president of tlie
Chrysler corporation, witit h now
has tlie world's large.-t tank ar.
senal, told the delegiitc.s lh;i‘
“one day's prodiiclion from all
tank plants in tliis country ex
ceeds the total mimtier of anks
- .
Officer* for Coming Yioijr
Elected In Meeting Held
.Thursday Evening
T. E. Story has been elected
master of Wklieg Liber*y lodge
number 45, A. F. & A. M., In
Wllkeeboro for the coming year.
O’ber officers elected in the
meeting held last week were as
follows; James Lowe, senior
warden; A. A. Stuurdlvant, Jr„
senior warden; Johnson Sanders,
secretary; R. S. Miller, treasur
er, J. F. Jordan, senior deacon;
Kyle Hayes, junior Deacon; A; A.
Triplett, senior steward; L. B.
Dula, junior steward; Ed Crysel,
tyler; W. N. Hayes, chaplain. ,
The officers will be installed
at a later meeting.
WITH HUGE SUBJECT-
Yelanjian Talks
At Club Meeting
Expect Record . Crowd For
Last Of WeeUy Wednes-
day Afteraoon Events
‘Biggest Fool In The Com
munity” Subject Of Ad
dress To Kiwanians
ing the World War. Chrysier’g ar-
.senal alone, he said is turning
out more tanks in a mon'h than
were produced in this country
during the whole of the World
War.’’
Sees 'Thre.-U.
Thurman 'Arnold, assistant U.
S. Attorney General, saw this
difficulties in which he cited the
production threatened by labor
two-fold problem of insuring that
the defense program no' be im
peded by failure of inediation in
Khor deputes and Hie necessity
for protec'ing “independent bus
inessmen and consumers against
extortion in a time of rising
‘built in the United States dur- prices."
PIPE F-ALLS ON HIM—
Barney Call Is
Badly Injured
Letters To Santa
Rev. Louis J. Yelanjian, of
Glendale Springs, delighted the
North Wllkeshoro Kiwanis -club
Friday noon with a mos', interest
ing and iii.5piring address on the
subject, “The Biggest Fool in
the Community.”
The program was in charge of
Dr. John W. Kincheloe, Jr., who
presented the speaker. His ad
dress was very forceful. He read
the story from Luke, In which
the story of the man who decid
ed to tear down his barns and
build larger was told. He pointed
out the following traits which
indicated that man was a fool:
ungrateful. ungodly, selfish,
foolish and thoughtless.
Prior to the program Rev. T.
Sloan Guy, Jr., pastor of the
Wllkeshoro Baptist church, was
inducted into the membership of
the club and A. H. Casey presen
ted him with a Kiwanis button.
The president, J. U. Carter, an
nounced joint meeting of old and
new directors at the ho'el next
Thursday evening.
At the meeting W. C. Grier was
a guest of J. R. Finley, and R.L.
‘ Spaulding, of Asheville, wa.s a
guest of W. J. Caroon.
Last of a series of 13 weekly
‘‘Appreeiatioii Day” celebrations
with a cash award to the person'
selected as “goodwill amhassa-
dor’’ will be held at the city hall
Wednesday afternoon, four o’
clock.
A record crowd was presen'
Wednesday afternoon at the
weekly event when, a cash award
of t4.00 went to iionald Golden,
of this city.
The following, names, with
their respective ..-ampunts, were
selected in order for the cash
award but none were present:
'Pearl Caudill, Boomer, ?16; Sam
Lankford, Cricket, 340; Ruby
Millie, North Wllkas.boro, $16;
Arlee Felts, Hay^ $40; Bdlth
Flo Eller, Purlear, $4.
,.. Special attractions, including a
$10i) treasure chest, are sched
uled for the last appreciation day
celebration event.
ei Ritt'M stdnl
clndin^lBkljheglrJB, stock boys and,
iMltow^ { wfii reeWe sub^ntital'5^**^' ^
honi^ chocks before Chrtttntiia, ■ '
accerdtog to hevs received hdr»
liX R. F„ manager of thfl !»•
cal store,', from f: B. Rose, tr^
secretaiar .of ,the Rose organln-
tleo of,.113 stereo. '%.■
One year employees will.. n.
ceive $l(j; two years, $15; throe
ypors, $i3g; ai»d. tear ■ yearly, UI.
Soverhl girls in the store hero
Will receive checks, includlnf
Miss Ruth Absher, who will re
ceive $2B.'V‘.' f . '■ j
Wabiat Grove Class .Meet
Euselian Supday School clasf
of Walnnt I Grove. Baptist chard
will meet Friday night, seven o‘
clock, Bt the home’ of Mrs. Plat.
Hendren. All members are urget
to attend.
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Local Man Is Hurt While
Working On Oil Pipe Line
Near Kannapolis
Today-Tuesday
Critically injured whih‘ .iii
ployed at laying an oil pipeline
near Kan'.apolis, Barney Ciill
a.ged aliont XO. was reported
somewhat improved today at the
Cabarnis Ho,-pital.
Call, who.se home address was
listed as Norlh Wilkesboro, an.'
D. L. Curry, also about .10 >eurs
Thoma.s, of Mabel, Watauga COUP-"f Hayworth. Oklahom:.
ty. will regret to learn that he is |
Friends here of Mr. W. M.,
onfined to his home by illness,
the ho.spita'
Thursda.r af
ALLEN
’ I I I I I I I I I I I
with little hope for recovery. Mr
Thomas is a former internal reve-
' nue collector and while represent
ing the government in this capa
city made many friends and ac-
1 quaintjmees in this section.
NOTICE
—All—
WAR
BULI£TINS
were admitted to
abou' 4:XU o’.’lock
teri.oon.
Trie attending phy.dcian said
Cull had several ril s fraciurcd
on his right side and had probab
ly suffered some injury to tl’.'
brain. His condition was teinncd
critical.
Less seriously hurt, Curry wai
trea'ed for abdominal injuries
and was kept in the hospital for
observation.
j Information concerning the
mishap was meager but it was
I understood at the hospi’al that
I a huge section of the pipe being
laid in that section by the plan-
j tation on Company—and inten
ded even'ually to pour oil into
the eastern states—fell on the
two workers. The pipe reported
ly weighs about 400’pounds to
the foot.
The men were -carried to
hospital >by truck.
Boomer, N. C.
November 21, 1941
Dear Santa Claus;
I am a girl nine years old.
Please send me a doll with a
coat and dreas on It, nuts, apples,
candy. Mother is good to me; I
love my mother. If it wasn't for
her I don’t know what I’d do, I
have a sister and she is 13. She
wants a coat. I want a box of
candy.
With love
NELLIE
MOOSE WILL SHOW—
Two Movies 10th
At The City Hal!
Wilke.s'lioro. N. C. Route one
December 5, 1941
Dear Santa Claus:
I’lease bring mo .some candy,
oranges, nuts and a pair of over
alls. Ptea.se remember my little
sister. Bonnie Ruth, who is one
year old. Bring her a doll and
some candy,
\Vi h loads of love
MOUKLS LEE AND
"The Pursuit of Happiness”,
new wonder sound film, and
“Young America’’, $he cine-col
or film of Mooseheart, will be
shown Wednesday, December
10, eight p. m., at the city hall
here.
The movies are highly enter,
taining as well as instructive and
a large attendance is desired.
Tick e’8, to which no cost is at
tached are being di.stributed by
members of the North Wilkes-
l>oro lodge of Loyal Order of
Moo'iC.
Dorman T. Payne’s
Office Is Moved
BONNIE RUTH BESHEAR.S | t. Payne
■V-:
OF MAJOR
IMPORTANCE
WILL BE
REBROADCASTED
TO PATRONS DURING
ALL PERFORMANCES
AT THE
pun) GOLDEN CITIES OP
lAVINO AVAZONS
Former Soldiers
Joinii^ Reserves
It was announced at Hhad-
quarters Winston-Salem Military
District this morning that appli-
can’s for enlistment in the Enlis
ted reserve Corps, are being en
listed daily many: tormor one-
year volunteers haying completed
their period of enlistment and
th&j-baen.-releaaed Jrom--)aiUtary oer--
Tlce. I
It was also ,polnted out that
any person who has completed as
miieh «si '^lenreaL mootiis: dontlna-
local represen'atlve of Jefferson
Standard (Life Insurance Com
pany, has been moved from the
Taylor building on Ninth street
to the second floor of the build
ing occupied by the Rexall Drug
store On Main street.
Fidelia Gass Meet
The Pidells class of the First
Baptist church will meeei Tues
day evening, December 9, at 7:30
O’clock at the boihe of >f^ A. H.
Casey, with Mrs. R;' P. Oasey,
Mrs. AH. E. Jenkins, Mr*. S. L.
Pardue ' and.-: Miss Emily Eller
vs tiosteeses. The meiabers are'
asked ^o :note’ that the mating
is belBf held a week earlier.-
A fascinating story which pre-, military seivice, and who is,
sente s’rong evidence that in-the within the age limits for seleo- ,
unexplored jungles ot Brazil, a
race of white, warrior women
still survive among the remnan'.s
of a mysterious long-perished
civilization. Enjoy this feature In
the December 7th Issue 6f
The American Weekly
The Big Magazine Distributed
With The
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tive service, that ls„ 21 through
35, may be enlisted in the s^e
branch and grade In which they
were serving at the time of dis
charge. I ,
Under’ tl» ' law persons dis
charged after the one year vol
unteer service who are subject
to the selective service act are re-
quird to regls'er with their local
board within five days from date
^of discharge, unless In the mean-
I time they have enlisted in the
LIBERTY THEATRE
The beautiful American dancer National Gnard, or the Enlisted ^
who didn’t want to set the world, Reserve Corps. If after they have
on fire. Just the same, she burn-1 registered they desire to enlist |
ed up and broke the hearts of a In either of .tbp. tv.o components
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dozen foreign and noble gentle
men, despite a nerve-wracking
I spy hoax. Louis Sobol, popular
j broadway columnist, tells of her
I astonishing European triumphs
I jin The American Weekly wi'h
[ Sunday’s Washington Times-
1 Herald now on sale.
Use the advertising columns >
’•hin paper as your shopping guidi
mentioned they will be automat
ically placed In Class 1-e by their
draft board and can only., be call
ed Into ac'lve military service
by direction of tlje President un
der orders from appropriate mll-
tary authority. .
Enlistment headquarters for
he Enlisted Reserve Corps are
'.n Room 216 Postpfflce Build
ing, Winston-Salem, N. C.
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