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THE
Y«ti K»»w WIme'M»v« Aboat
Mr, A. R. MIUw, » weU kiiowit
m«nhmat aad termer M tbe Van*
aoy eoBBWkttri WM m bnelneM
▼leitor here Teeedey.
A denghter wee bora fridey
night at the WUkee hospital to
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roe, of this
city.
Mr. Talmage Chambers and
family, of Dnrham, are planning
to spend their Christmas Tscation
with relatlTos In WUkes county.
Miss Louise McOlamery has re
covered from a recent illness and
has retnmed to her position at the
Union Bus terminal here.
Mr. Buford Jones, of Wilming
ton, has been spending a few days
here with his father, Mr. J. A.
Jones.
Miss Sue Williams, of North
Wllkeeboro, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. George Call, of Winston-Sa
lem.
T. Sgt. Cyril Hamby, son of
E^ar Hamby, of this city, has
sn honorable discharge
,r(vt>m hlsk^tion at Maxwell Field,
Ala., aften.almost five years serv
ice in the army. He sustained se
rious injury to one foot a few
months ago, from which he never
fully recovered.
Mr. D. L. Wellborn, a well
known cltlsen of the Stony Pork
community, was in this city Mon
day looking after business mat
ters.
Miss Betty Halfacre, a senior at
Maa Washington College, Fred
ericksburg, Va, Is here for the
hoUdays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. Halfacre.
Miss Margaret Jones, student
at State Teachers College at Farm-
vllle, Virginia, Is spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Jones.
Mrs. R. W. Crutchfield and son,
Bobby, of Louisville, Ky., are here
for an extended visit with Mrs.
Crutchfield’s sister, Mrs. Paul
Green.
Mr. Vernon Church, who recent
ly began service In the navy and
was assigned to Bainbrldge, Md.,
for training, was given a medical
discharge and has returned home.
Miss Norma Smoak, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Smoak, and
Miss Mary Dula, daughter of Mr.
J. W. Dula, of Wllkesboro, arriv
ed home Wednesday from Greens
boro College to spend the Christ
mas season at their respective
homes.
Mr. and Mrs. James Barlow and I Miss Betty Wifley,. stgr
childrmi, of the Happy • Valley dent at 8twhei« College; Oolnmr
community of Caldwell county, mla. Mo.', has arrirejl hom»‘fdr the
were business rMitors in this city holidays, and had as her gueet for
Saturday. ‘ about a week, her roommate, Mias
Miss Elisabeth McNeill, student' Hallle Gillette, of Toledo, Ohio,
of Greensboro College, arrltsd Mrs. Cecil Wiles wont to Hick-
yesterday to spend the holidays ory yesterday to visit her sister,
with her parenU, Mr. and Mrs. M. Mrs. P. O. Grist, who sustelned a
B McNeill broken leg In an auiomobllo aecl-
'mIss Frances Rousseau, student de"t recently and a P^lent In a
of Greensboro CoUege. arrived MU**'Q6oJri«' buiL^
yesterday to spend the ChrUtmas the former Miss Georgia Blalock.
holiday Tacation with her parents, ! Mrs. A, H. Berry has returned
Judge and Mrs. J. A. Rousseau. to her home in Richmond, Va., df
Miss Elisabeth Wllkerson. who w^rbo™’'w\®o
teaches at Conover, is spending **‘**®^'imnrrv^l
the Christmas holidays here with has been very 111. SllgM Improve
luo J ,ment is reported In Mr. Well-
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe B. Johnson. , born’s condition.
Mr Tal Barnes.’ Jr., student of I Mr. Donald Coffey and My. Bill
State college SoT'—V Te“
home last week to spend the ^nooh^
Christmas vacation with his pa j parents. Mr. and Mrs.
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Tal Barnes. ! „r. and Mrs.
Miss Billie Barnes, a student of p Gardner. They will return
to school January 2.
Wake Forest -College, arrived
home Saturday to spend the holi
days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Tal Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs. George. Simmons,
of Winston-Salem, spent Sunday
here with Dr. and Mrs. R. M.
Brame, Sr. Mrs. Simmons is a
sister of Mrs. Brame.
Mr. Dick Underwood, student of
State CoUege, arrived Thursday
to spend the holiday vacation with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. R.
Underwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Elliott, of
Winston-Salem, will spend Chrlst-
was here with'Mrs. Elliott’s par
ents, Judge and Mrs. Johnson I.
Hayes.
Mr. Billy Hayes, a student of
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
In Winston-Salem, arrived Tues
day to spend the holidays with his
parents, Clerk of Court and Mrs.
C. C. Hayes, at Purlear.
Miss Doris Tulburt, student of
Mededith College at Raleigh, ar
rived Tuesday night to spend the
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Broyhlll, of
Boomer, attended the gradnation
exercises at A. S. T. C., Boone, on
Tuesday night, December 18.
Their daughter. Miss Evelyn Broy
hlll, was a member of the graduat
ing class.
Misses Mary Lee Gardner, Mary
Louise Newton, Nancy Forester,
Betty Hutchens, and Harriet
Crutchfield, who are attending
school at Virginia Interment, In
Bristol, Va., have arrived home
for the holidays, and will return
to school January 4.
Mr. John Ellis Justice, III, sou
of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Justice,
Jr. and Mr. Bucky Horton, son of
Mr’, and Mrs. Palmer Horton, have
arrived from Woodberry Forest
school at Orange, Va., to spend the
Christmas holidays at their homes
here.
Mr. Dickie Hlx, son of Mrs.
Mary Moore Hlx, Mr. Jack Foster,
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Foster.
Christmas holidays with her Mr. Bill Gabriel, son of Mr. and
mother, Mrs. C. H. M. Tulburt, at' Mrs. W. G. Gabriel, arrived Friday
Millers Creek. from High Point college to spend
Mr. Richard Reins, son of Lt.! the holidays at their respective
Col. and Mrs. R. R. Reins, arrived homes here.
GREETINGS
★ From the
Allen
last week from State College to
spend the holidays here with his
mother. Lt. Col. Reins Is In serv
ice In Alaska.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stafford
and little dati.ghter, Suzanne, of
Wilmington, will arrive Monday to
spend a few days with Mr. Staf
ford’s mother, Mrs. E. F. Staf
ford.
Misses Fern and Doretta Foster,
daughter of Register of Deeds and
Mrs. Troy Foster; and Miss Louise
Kennedy, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Kennedy, of Wllkes
boro, arrived Tuesday from Le-
noir-Rhyne CoUege in Hickory to
spend the Christmas holiday vaca
tion at their respective homes.
' Mr. Jackie Warner has return
ed to his home In Lenoir City,
Tennessee, after visiting with Mr.
Charles Caudill and other friends
for several days. Mr. Warner,
formerly of thla city. Is now man
ager of two theatres in Lenoir
City. Before leaving here in June
he was projectionist at the Liber
ty Theatre.—Reported.
Mr. and Mrs. James Rollins left
last week to make their home In
Goldsboro, where Mr. Rollins has
leased the Wayne Hatchery. While
residing in North Wllkesboro Mr.
Rollins was assistant county
agent, and Mrs. Rollins held a po
sition with the Welfare Depart-
‘ment. . .
i6 OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS;
THE MOST WE CAN SAY THIS YEAR IS:
“During the Darkest Hours, Keep In
Good Cheer”
WE SINCERELY WISH YOU A VERY
MERRY CHRISTMAS
— and a —
Prosperous and Victorious New Year!
★ ALLEN THEATRE
MONDAY and TUF.^^DAV
This L0VE...O tormeiit
onddeil#!
Eoch merntnlllwy ihaivd
in ih* ihoiiow el liar...
broevd him, h*r check
corened hit...he knew
he wot in the grip o( a
tpel he could not break
... even though it im-
perihd hit Hel
From the novel by
Richard Llewellyn,
author of "How
Green Was My
Volley.”
(ary (rant
|V Miss ETHEL
Barryaaore
BAIRY FIIZGERAID
MU wn
DUPREZ-WYAH
(mci cwuiM • us Dtru
nauMMa
nsumsiHM
to Otoen Moaday on aeeonni,pi
the eritleal eoadlttoa of bar bn^
band, wlto is a patient at the for*
ernment ' hocpital.: Mr. .Handeiy
has been a patient there for.>;iF
monthe and little improyemeat
has been shown In hla condition.
Local girls in aehool at Salem
College thia year arriTed Tnes-
dsy to apead the holidays at their
respeedre homes. They are Hisa
Helen Phillips, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. B. N. Phillips; Miss Mary
Elmore Finley, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. GoVdon Finley; Miss Sue
Landon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Landon; and Miss Mary
Lena Colvard, daughter of Mrs.
B. H. Oolvard.
The following atndents of Mars
Hill College have snired to sirend
the Chrletmaa holidays at their
respective homes: Miss Helen
Lottes, daughter of Mrs. Mable
Lottes; Miss Pauline Billings,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Panl
Billings; Miss Marie Eller, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Eller;
Miss Beth Jones, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. W. F. Jones; Miss Mary
Nichols, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
H. G. Nichols; Miss Lillian Miller,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grady
Miller, all of North Wllkesboro;
and Miss Mildred Kilby, daughter
of Mrs. Etta Kllbyjbf Purlear.
Mr, Tom UheJateQ,’atadent
Woodtlarry ^re«t sshool $t
Oraace, Va., Is vending a few
days with frteada In N«w Tnrk,
B« wUl arrlTS hsrn.Sanday to
spend the holidaya Vith kM Ptf-
Mts, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. lidisl-
maa.
WUkes students at Meredith
CoUege la Raleigh arrired Tues
day to spend the Christmas vaca
tion at their homes. They are
Mlaa Pat McNiel, daughter of Mayr
or and Mrs. R. T. McNiel; Mtee
Lucille Casey, daagbter ot
A. H, Caaey;
daa^tn lot
Casey, aU of thli'eft!^ and
Bettye Llnney, daughter of Mrs.
W. B. Llnney, of Wllkeaboro.
and go to eehoot I
Those teoni Wilkes In school at
Woman’s CoUege In Greensboro
arrived Wednesday to spend the
holiday vacation at their respec
tive homes. The local students of
Woman's College are Miss Tndle
Hlx, daughter of Mrs. Mary Moore
Hlx; Miss Peggy Finley, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Finley; Miss
Frances Kennedy, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Kennedy; Miss
Jewell Howard, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Howard; Miss
Mary Ruth Church, daughter of
B.TW1 Mrs. Paul Church.
...
1944.
Saar Ganta: ‘ ':!!
I «ni a boy If-yanra-old. plaaaa
bring ma *■- car gtra, a gaUon at
gas aad a 9*el( bt,ejgarattas, eaa-
dy, niHa, mfiaeUOf nagta toaa.>'
JOHNSON OBUIUHI.
Ti'iv
Saar Santa:
Summit, N. 0.
Oa& 17, 1»44.
I am a litOa fM'aAt-yaara-old
' ar«4nlay.
.. Plaaaa
tndy and
don’t fan-
Druealla,
imd Hosdla.v^Tll| ilam each n
doU and plenty of candy, nnts and
orangea.
NOVELLA CHURCH
Summit N. C.
Dec. 17, 1944
Bear Santa:
I am a little boy six-years-old.
I go to school every day. Please
bring me a dump truck, candy,
nnts and oranges.
BILLY CHURCH.
V
Greene county 4-H club mem
bers are feeding out 16 baby
beef calves for the Kinston Fat
Stock Show and Sale next spring.
Everyone is happy to have Christmas come. Its
spirit has a way of bringing to the surface, for out
ward expression, the cordial feelings of goodwill
which friends and loved ones have for each other
every day of the year.
HOIWTCAD . Hr qSWW OOCI »»,meunomoncn
Now skowinf —
ULESOMCIKAAU Mmcan
'iMUS nsz MM nou lnuk srassa
Regardless of what the coming years hold for
you and yours, whatever the disappointments may
^ we trust you will remember that our thou^ts
are of our friends and we are seeking the brighter
side of things that may result in peace, happiness
and contentment for alL
Wallace Radio Service
' John V. Wallace, Jr^ Prop.
COR. 'A’ AND lOTH STS. NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C
To You, One and Aim *
C'xprcssing our appreciation of your
courtede* of the past year and
extending tbo compliments of the
MaooB, w# wUh yoa a Season of hap
piness, goodwill and contentment.
Whatever the New Year holds for all
ot us, may it see tho realization of
your every ambition.
Western Auto Associate Store
J. W. Steele, Proprietor
B St., Hotel Wilkes Bldg. ★ North Wllkesboro, N. C.