Mn. Tlito. Blente,v4m*
iMaMtoiy^ tb.t
Pvt. and Mrs. Sam Pierce
Visits Relatives
Prt. Ssm Pierce, of Camp Lee,
and his wife, who-makes her
hom«' In Charlotte, spent the
▼•ek-end with Mrs. Pierce’s
mother. Mrs. J. F. Ellis, at Pur-
Isar snd with othet relstlTea
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Set. McNeil Promoted /"
8ft. Cecil D. (Dlck)i. McN^,
son of Mr. snd Mrs. Iredel^
Mell, of Millers Creek, has
Ip been promoted to his present'
rsnk. He entered the semioft In
September, 1942, and wafi,^^s-i
-fsrred last week from ,cithhlihr|
Field, SsTannah, Ga., ttfll^ntW
Beach, 8. C. He It a mecnanlc. lb
the army air corps there.
CpI. Richard F. Johnpon
In California
Cpl. Richard F. Johnson ha4 re
turned to . Camp Cooke, Oellfor-
nia, after spending a few days
with hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
M. Johnson, of North Wllkes-
boro route *hree. He recently
▼isited his brother, Pfc. Carl D.
Johnson at San Diego, Oallf.
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Pfc. Carl D. Johnson
Gets Promotion
Pfc. Carl D. Johnson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Johnson, of
North Wllkeshoro route three, has
recently been promoted to his
present rating. He entered the
service in December, 1942, end is
now stationed at San Diego, Calif.
Pvt. Conrad R(seTlM
Viaita Homo. ; ' '• »
Pvt. Conrad Reeves, o^‘ Cdmp
White, Oregon, spent a . JS-dsy
fnrlongh with Ms wife, the fbi*-
msr Miss Leila Shumate, and
daughter, Julene, on ' 'North
Wllkesboro route one. Pvt. Reeves
wan Inducted In the army OctbliPr
17, 1942. He left Monday to .‘er
turn to his post. This was Ptt!.
Beeves’ first visit home in eight
months to see his five-months-old
daughter.
Pwt. James A. Minton
Returns To Camp
Pvt. James Arlyss Minton baa
returned to Camp Rucker, Ala.,
after spending a fifteen day fur
lough with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wiley Minton, of Congo.
St. Sft. Richard C. Jarvis
In North Africa
I St. Sgt. Richard C. Jarvis will
celebrate his 22nd birthday Jane
26 in North Africa. He has been
in Africa since November. His
wife and baby live at Roaring
River.
M Ik
Charles Leckie At New
port News, Va.
Charles Leckie. navy veteran
who has been stationed at Ber
muda, is now at Newport News,
Va.
■Pfc. James A. Culler Visits
In Wllkesboro
Pfc. James A, Culler passed
through the Wilkesboros Tuesday
enroute to Camp Forrest, Tenn.,
after a visit with relatives in
Winston-Salem. Pfc. Culler is the
son of Mr. Jim Culler, former res-
lldent of Wilkesboro.
Spread-eagled on the forest floor is this yoangster of eight, paying
for his “mistake” in being caught, tnthb war gamea of yoet^
It’s one of the shock scenes of RKO Radio’s “Hitler’s ChiMren’*,'
based on the best-selling ‘Education for Death.” Tim Holt, s yosng
Gestapo leader, is dragging BoniU Granville sway from the Isd, ts
her horror. “Hitler’s Children’’ pulls no pundiesl Showing Mon-
dsy snd Tuesday at the Allen Theatre.
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pvt. Edison Norman Hoiiia
For Week-End
Pvt. Edison Norman, stationed
at the army basic training center
at Greensboro, spent the week
end in Wilkesboro with Mrs. Nor
man and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cul
ler.
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PvL T. R. Grayson Home
.Short >^ile
Pvt. T. R. Grayson, who is sta
tioned at Camp Lee, Ve„ spent a
short while in the city with Mrs.
Gyayson the past week-end. Prior
to induction into the army Pvt.
Grayson was a member of the of
fice personnel of the Wilkes Ho
siery Mills. He Is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Grayson.
Capt. Huffman Transferred
Captain Domer J. Huffman has
been transferred from Camp
White, Oregon, to'Greenville, Pa.,
according to information received
by relatives here. Capt. Huffman
entered service with the National
Guard company here In 1940.
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Pvt. Tracy Huffman Home
During Week-End
Pvt. Tracy P. Huffman, of
Fort Belvoir, Va., spent the week
end with his mother, Mrs. Josie
Huffman, of Buck.
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Aihliversary Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Cashion
Mr. end Mrs. A. A. Cashion cel
ebrated their 34th wedding anni
versary with a dinner at Hotel
Wilkes Tuesday evening, June 15
All the’children were present for
the occasion: John Cashion, of
Asheville; Mrs. James Robinson,
of Granite Falls; Staff Sgt. Roy
Cashion, of Ft. Sill, Okla.; Paul,
Ray and Neil Cashion, o f this
city.
you CAN STILL GET AN
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No Restrictions
Have Been Plac-;
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Material By The
Government.. > .
Bathroom and Kitchen
Sitok Tile of all Kinds
and All Cojors.
Tile for Your Fireplace
In All Colors.
Asphalt Tile for Kitchen or Recreation Room
Floors In The Basement—In All Colors.
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Pboi^T068-L i Hickory, N. C:
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CHURCHES
“Fruit Of The Spirit" To Be
First Baptist Subject
Dr. JOWN W. KINCHELOE, Jr.
Pastor
At the 11:00 a. m. worship
service in the First Baptist church
this Sunday the pastor will speak
on "The Fruit Of The Spirit.”
Sundky'school esembles at 9:45
a. m. and the Training Union
meets at 7:00 p. m.
‘‘Take Heed” will be the ser
mon topic of the pastor at the
8:00 p. m. worship service.
The public is extended a friend
ly invitation to e’.tend the ser
vices.
Wilkesboro Methodist
Rev, FRED H. SHINN, Paetor
The pastor will preach at the
worship services to be held at 11
a. m. and 8:30 p. m. The pub
lic has a cordial invitation to all
services.
Presbyterian Church
SroNEY D. CRANE, Pastor
“A Real Fight” will be the sub
ject of .the message at thp morn
ing service. fEt.lltOe„'o’eloek, at;
the North Wilkesboro Presby
terian church, ; and the last of
three sermons • delivered by the
pastor, Sidney D. Crane, from the
letters to the Ephesians. Those
are especially invited who want
to know how to overcome in
struggles they are facing, but a
cordial welcome is extended to
the public in general, and even
those who may not be thinking
that life is a struggle at all!
The evening service, from 7:15
to 8:00 o’clock, will be for the
adults, one of worship end fel
lowship through sacred music. All
who love to slug are invited. The
juniors and the young people will
meet at the same time for their
regular programs.
Your young people of the
church will attend the annuel se
nior Young People’s Conference
at Glade Valley high school next
week, Monday noon through Sat
urday morniBg, June 28 to July
3. They are Mary Elmore Finley,
Sue Lendon, Tom Nelson, and
Don Coffey. Going as represen
tatives of the local young peo
ple’s group, they will bring back j
a report to the latter on the val
ues of the conference.
feel
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fpg Alroflam edfiviiy. ,
jRev^ Ottis Cook
To Preach At Tent
On Saturday Night
Evangelist Harvey Phtilips, who
is conducting a revival In a tent
located near Forester Avenue In
this city, today announced that
Rev: Ottto Cook, of Hickory, will
preach at the tent on Saturday
night, June 26.
Rev. Mr. Phillips said the re
vival is progressing fine and that
;'aonla,are being saved and back-
allders reinstaf^”.' Services are
held at the tent each evening at
8:30 o’clock.
Neza cripple clinic., 'the
Wllkea hospital will be on .Thurs
day, July 8,'at which time an or-
thOpedfe spedaHst'will make-free
exaujlnattoB Of all crippled and
deformed people preaent.
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The Agricnltnral. Approprfa^
tion Bill for 1944, pasted by the
Senate on Inne 11, increased the
Federal Office item by 150,000
for improving cotton quality
through improved handling and
ginning, ,
", Pvi .'l&lkrl'xindi&W^m-j
hank AO'Camp aSlir apf^p.'a^
[‘‘tiay . terlongli
'e^\ilf;the ’ .i|Or»er-; V1m^ ArUa
rBlOrliv, and hla father, Mr. David
(MndlH. ^
MIA Thelma Blevins visited
MIm Rnby Blevins Tneaday aven-
ittg. ■'
Mra. Clyde Han^ and little
son, La'rry, visted her parents, Mr.
and Mrs.' W. M.' Pnltt, Sunday.
Miss Giy, Bell apent. ftttnrday
ni^ht with Miaa Thelma Blevins.
Mrs. A. A. CandiU had a birth
day dinner Saturday. Sha was
61 years of age. Friends hope her
many more birthdays. • 'fm
Mr. and Mra. Sherman BlevlM,«A
visited her parents, Mr. and Mn.
G. B. Blerins, Monday night.
'The crops of Springfield com
munity are looking tine this year.
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It la annonneed that the loan
First Methodist Church
Rev. A. 0. WAGGONER, Pastor
9:45—Church school, W. H.
Duhling, superintendent.
11:00 —.‘‘Christ Loved the
Church,” the pastor.
Organ Prelude—Landes Domi
ni—Wilson.
Offertory—Prayer—Schubert.
Postlude—Three Fold Amen.
7:15—Youth Fellowship.
8:00 — Worship theme — Pos
sessing One’s Self—the pastor.
Organ Prelude — Pastorate —
Pangborn.
Offertory—Offertory-^Peele.
The Board of Stewards will,
meet Tuesday evening, June 29,
with Mr. J. R.^ Hix, at seven
o'clock.
The Woman’s Bible Class will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 3:30,
with Mrs. loss Reeves.
Union Revival Is
Now In Pri^ess
Revival services are in pro
gress this week at Union Metho
dist church three miles west of
this city. ' ~
The pastor, Rev. Fred H. Shinn,
is doing the preaching and W, A.
Dunnagan, of Winston-Salem, is
directing the music. -
JThe . services, which are held
each evening *at 8:30,.’are being
well attended and much interiMf.l
te being shown. ■ All are invited,
to. the remaining aervicea’in .th^,
rtvtval.
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ratea on wheat in North Caroliim
will be 11.46 per buahel for No.
2 soft red wtaeeL The natlongl
loan rate is fl.22. «
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Has Just Retiiraed From New York
Where New
Ladies’ and Children’!
Ready-to- Wear
Was Purchased In Substantial Quantities.
Some of the New Dresses are arriving
daily. Come in and choose yours now.
The Goodwill Store
“The Place for Bargains”
Tenth Street North Wilkesboro, N. C.
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Girls Age 16 Years
to ^ Years
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