iSOeiMY
Ufor^WilkdBboro
^Ipoman^s k
^ Monday 4|t^ppn
• w*re
tNMBt tor Mw Dtiaember moetlnx
of tho Nortk WllkMboro Woman’s
elab held at tho Woman’a clab-
bowa on Trogdon atroot Monday
aftdraoon and heard a moat ln>
tereatlng Chrtatmas program di
rected bjr Mra. Sidney Crane. The
group Joined in alnging a number
of Chrletmae carols, In which the
orlda and history of a number of
the carols was giren by Mrs. R. T.
Mc'Nlel. Mrs. Boyd Stout gare the
history of the poinsettl, and Mrs.
Crane read a. lovely Christmas
sto^.- An added feature of the
program was a display of Christ
mas decorations arranged by a
number of the members.
Mrs. Joe Johnson, the president,
presided for routine business dur
ing which time reports were heard
from a number of committees.
Hostesses for the afternoon, Mrs.
W. B. Jones, Mrs. J. Q. Adams,
and Mrs. B. B. Bller, served
tempting refreshments during the
social hour.
A PEBSQlfAL MESSAGE
TO ONE AND ALL
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
The Real Definition of Christmas
• St. John 3:16
The Only Safe Foundation For 1945
Psalms 33:18
A. H. RCBERn
Red, White and BhieSer. Station
Brier Creek Burr and Roller Mill
AS THE TUNE OF THIS GREAT OLD CHRISTMAS
CAROL IS SUNG THROUGHOUT AMERICA, WE
PAUSE TO EXTEND SEASON S GREETINGS TO OUR
MANY LOYAL FRIENDS.
GiLREATH SHOE SHOP
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
WHO SAYSk
U
diristmas?"
S DO!
And we mean it—every word
of it. Why? Because we
firmly believe that we have
the most enviable bunch of
friends any firm ever was
privileged to have, and we
want to wish every one of you
the seasons best.
City Florists
Mrs. J. M. Palmer, Prop.
One of Hi# Gfootoot PUeMrM of Hie
Cbrbtmo* Seosoe b Hie epeorhieilT m e-
kaewledee eer friends end it • with lew m
Mind Hiet we send yen Seosen's Greetinfs.
me business »mi hnve entiwsM fm
b indeed epprecieled. end we bepe
the tem. ef eoeh yeer, Ibe pleeMot leteHoee
•listinf between ee win be ineieesed end
ttrengthened.
We wbh yee e Merty Christwes end •
Heppy New Yens.
PRINCESS CAFE
“JIMMY**
Mrs. R. G. Finley Is
Luncheon Hostess
Mrs. R. O. Finley was hostess at
a lovely luncheon at her home on
Tenth Street Saturday honoring
her, duaghter. Miss Betty Qwyn
Finley, and M**® Hallle Oillette, of
Toledo, Ohio. Miss Gillette, room-
■ mate of Miss Finley at Stephens
College, Columbia, Mo., is here
for a week’s visit with the Fin
leys before going to her home in
Toledo for the remainder of the
holidays. Another out-of-town
guest at the luncheon was Miss
Barbara Benson, of Blkln, also a
student at Stephens College.
Luncheon was served at one
o’clock with covers laid for 12 at
three small tables, which were
appointed In the Christmas motif,
guests consisting mostly of class
mates of Miss Finley In the 1944
graduating class of the North
Wilkesboro high school. After
luncheon, bridge was played at j
two tables in which high and low i
score prizes were won by Miss'
Benson and Miss Vivian McNeil. ,
and in the table of gln-rummle |
Miss Betty Hutchens was the |
winner. i
meeting at Ui« home of Mre. J. 0.
Nmganer on Sunday night, De
cember 17th.
The rooms wero^ heantifnlly
decorated tor the Christmas holi
days tmd a good crowd was pres
ent—II members. ’The business
session was In charge of the pres
ident, Mrs. A. T. Nichols. Then
followed the program on “Season
of Peace” led by Mrs. J. C. Bum
garner with a nnmber of mem
bers taking part In the dlMus-
slon. It was decided to do some
favors for the aged and sick of
the community during the holiday
season.
Delicious refreshments were
served at the cl^ of the meet-
*
ing.
Miss Prank Somers
Entertains For
Club Members
Miss Frank Somers entertained
at a Christmas party at her home
doty n.To the prognm at fA|
monthh^ mooting at tho kmuo^
hold ' Tuooday evoning at. tho
church. Mrs. Blmoc Lowo woo la
ohargo of the prognuB, ond hod
the assistance of MrC. O. K. Whit
tington, Mrs. Chestor Jolly, and
Mrs. W. A; Strond, who gave the
devotions. .The theme for the
program was “Peace In Our
Country, and ’The Prince of
Peace”. Ito. O. T'. Mitchell, the
president, was In charge of the
business session, and heard the
usual reports.
Methodist
day. All childm laOUmm*'
:eabow
hut fheiday
Mrp. J. D. Scbao^ tol&'ilovo-stated above.
^ wotef Santa Clahg tn'ibnoii
invited to bo praoont dn^
tlonala whtcb were
ercod
Woman’s Society In
Monthly Meeting
“Cbrlstmas In Our Homes end
Settlements” was the theme of a
program, given at the December
meeting of the Woman’s Society
with a nnmber of Chnita|i|-'
Carole, and Miss Mamie Soi^iraS -
gave the program. “ ;
Mrs. W. B. Jones was In charge
of the bnelneaa session daring
which time the yearly repqrU^
were heard. ' j
•V.
irr^
Santa at Penn«3r*i J
Friday, Saturday
, Santa Clans will visit the J. C. |
Penney company store In North j
Wilkesboro Friday afternoon,
4:30 to 6:30, and on Saturday
morning, ten to eleven o’clock, B.
CAUi DS rNI T«UE
Flmnlniic and
Elactrieal Repairs.
anb safne* ■; •  J
• MYERS•
WATnt BTBTBMS
ANDEISON
ELlCntrC COMjPAMT
Telepkene
• Wilkesboro, N. C.
In Wilkesboro Monday evening
having as guests members of her
bridge club. Dinner was served
at seven o’clock, followed by
bridge at two tables. The win
ners of the high and low score
awards were Mrs. Claude Dough-
ton and Mrs. W. B. Somers. An
interesting feature of the evening
was the exchange of gifts made by
the group. Decorations and ap
pointments were In keeping with
the Christmas season.
Baptist Society In
Monthly Meeting
Members of Circle No. 2 of the
Wilkesboro Baptist Missionary So-
Honor gifts were presented by
Mrs. Finley to Miss Gillette, Miss
j Benson, and Miss Nelle Rousseau,
I bride elect of tho season. Miss
j Rousseau and Captain James Ruf-
,fln Bailey, U. S. air forces, of
I Memphis, Tenn., are Jo wed In
I January.
Pleasant Home
W. M. S. Meets
The W. M. S. of Pleasant Home
church held the regular monthly
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRA’TION
Having qua’^fied as administra
trix of the estate of J. B. Russell,
deceased, this notice is to notify
all persons having any claims
against the said estate to present
the same to the undersigned ad
ministratrix, duly verified and
itemized, on or before the 20th
day of December, 1946, or this no
tice will be plead in bar of their
right of recovery. All persons in
debted to the said estate will
please make prompt payment.
This December 18, 1944.
MRS. ELSIE V. WALKER,
Admrx. cf the estate of J.'B, Rus
sell, dec’di l-26-6tT
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OUR
CHRISTMAS
WISH
a
There is probably one bygone Christ
inas that you remember above all others.
Our wish for you this year is that you
may recapture something of the happi-
• ness you experienced on that day.
“Peace On Earth”
If every one of us conducts himself in the spirit of Him
whose birthday this holiday symbolizes — there will
soon be an end to strife and the spirit of brotherly love
will again unite the peace loving people of the earth.
* OUR CHRISTMAS HOPES JOIN YOURS!
Did you ever go to Grandmother’s
for an old fashioned Christmas?
A little old farm house, nestled
back in the hills, surrounded by
giant oaks with a white mantle of
fresh snow . . . the old fashioned
kitchen with its savory fumes of
roast turkey, dressing and plum
pudding . . . the old pine Christ
mas tree with its tinsel tresses . . .
the heaps O ' gayly wrapped Christ
mas gifts... the logs blazing mer
rily in the open fireplace ... the
stockings of the youngsters pre-
■n#«N"g an unforgettable silhouetto
. . . the spirit of warmth and con
tentment ... the glorious reunion
of loved ones and friends brought
together once again by Christmas
. . . underneath it all, the real
significant spirit of the occasion.
It is a cheerful picture, is i‘ not?
Perhaps it will not be your good
fortune to en|oy such a Christmas
this year, but it is a kind of Christ
mas we think of when we say “W#
hope you enjoy an old fashioned
American Cbrbtmaa.’*
Befler Homes Furniture Co.
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