‘Carriage
^ows Are Announced
Mr. and Mn. A. C. Tale of Baya,
j^n&jninee the najrrlagQ of their
l^tQfhtM’, Jessie FrancU, to Sea-
nan Second Class Carless G.
Hayee on March 16, at York, S. C.
The 16th Vas also Seaman Hayes’
birthday. The bride Is a senior
at IMonntaln View High school,
aild after gradnation expects to
.spend the summer -with her hus-
tsnd, who is the son of Mrs. B. F.
Bayes and the late Mr. Hayes, of
jluys. Seaman Hayes Is station-
M at Jacksonville, Fla., where he
lexpeeta to be for some time.
Capt. and Mrs,
Bingham Hi^nored
At Luncheon
Mrs. W. R. Absher was hostess
at a delightful luncheon at the
Wilkes Hotel Saturday honoring
her nephew. Captain James P.
Bingham, Jr., and Mrs. Bingham.
Liuncheon was served at one o’
clock with covers laid for Captain
and Mrs. Bingham, Mrs. Kathryn
Lott, Mrs. W. F. Absher and Mrs.
W. R. Absher. Captain Bingham,
whose parents live at Lexington,
is home on furlough after 34
months overseas. Mrs. Bingham Is
the former Miss Elizabeth John
son, of this city.
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North W^eiboro, N. C.'
The Bplsw^al AniOiary will
meet Tuesday afternoon, 4
o'clock, at the homo of Mrs,
G. Hackett.
Hie drclee of the Presby
terian church are meeting on
Tuesday as follows: drde No.
1, Mrs. P. O. Forestw, 8:80
p. m.; drdle No. 2, Mrs. J. W.
Bason, 8:80 p. m.; Circle No.
8, Mrs. A. A. Oashlon, 8:80
p. m.; Circle No. 4, Mrs. W. C.
Grier, 8 p. m.; Circlo No. 5,
Miss Lucy Finley, 8 p. m.; Cir-
/cle No. 6, Mrs. Dan Carter, 8
' p. m.
ttys «Ua»n, *f
Olden, T. Oiw*l4y, of ^
M troomi WM h«ft» i^an.
hride Iras lorely in T^er wo^dlpg
ol wWtf oaraulsetto,
loor white net.
She SM^ § *#«Mng bouquet
= ^ a sMtirt. #^dl^ trip the
MHO cMih4M plp-»
striped dllif npd Stir*shoulder,
troro a'ciortMlge of rod roses. ‘
gnfdhate of Mll-
•nd' a for-
student nurse at Davis Hos
pital to BtataSYttlo-'^ After spend
ing • M di^ Nlrit relatives, she
is plaantof-to return to COlnnibia,
8. C., t(|'iDnh» her home tempo-
rarllyii ■ ■ ss^;r"
Pvt; SUM*' bw hpen to the serv
ice flTO years and b«» served over
seas. He te now stationed at Fort
Jackson, S. -C. V
The circles of the North Wll-
kesboio First Methodist chnrdj
are meeting on Tuesday with
the foUowlng hostesses: Mary
Brame Circle at the home of
Mrs. Gny Llllard with Mrs. W.
E. Shnford as co-hostess, 3:30
p. m.; Frank Smoot Circle,
Mrs. Henry Moore, 8:80 p. m.;
Emma Horton Circle, Mrs. F. C.
Hnbbard, Si;., 8:80 p. m.;
Franklin Circle at Miss Myrtle
Tattle’s apartment with Miss
Helen Hamriiik as oo-hostess,
7:80 p. m.; Gardner Circle,
Mrs. W. A. Hardlster, 7:80
p. m. *
The Woman’s Missionary So
ciety of the North Wllkeshoro
First Baptist churrti will meet
Tuesday evening, 7:80 o’clock,
at the home of Mrs. Frank Tom
linson.
The Wesleyan 8«wioe Guild
of the WUkesboro Methodist
church meets Tuesday evening,
S o’clock, at the home of Mrs.
Kyle Hayes with Mrs. William
Thomas Jr., as associate hos
tess.
Fawler-'Bum^amer
Marriage IViday
Mrs. Annie Fowler, of Boomer,
became the bride of Mr. Fllmore
Bumgarner,. of WUkesboro, in a
ceremony performed Bhiday at the
home of Mrs. Jesse Cardwell in
North WUkesboro. Rev. S. I.
Watts, Baptist minister of the
Boomer community, performed
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bumgarner will reside at Mr.
Bumgarner's home near Wilkes-
boro.
Broyhill-Smith
Vows Announced
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Broyhlll, of
Pores Knob, announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Zelma
Elizabeth, to Phillip E. Smith, of
Hlddenlte. The ceremony was
was solemnized on Saturday eve
ning, March 24.
The Woman’s Society of
Christian Service of the Wil-
kesboro Methodist church meets
Taesday afternoon, 8 o ’clock,
at the home of Mrs. O. Y. Mil
ler.
Mrs. Bruce Dearman
Is Class Hostess
The Young Peoples’ Sunday
School class of Falrplalns Baptist
church met with Mrs. Bruce
Dearman, March 15, at 7:80
o’clock, having 12 members pres
ent. Dinner was served at 8
o’clock, after which the group
spent an Informal hour together.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Earl Anderson April 19, and
ell members are urged to be pres
ent.
Staff Sergeant James D.
Wang^, who was recently pro-
moted to his present rank, is
now serving in Germany and Is
getting along o, k., according
to letters received by his par
ents, J. C. and Mae Waugh. He
was inducted into the army to
April, 1941, received his train
ing at Camp livingstone, La.,
Ciunp Rucker, Ala., and Gamp
Forrest, Team., before going
overseas in May, 1944.
Woman’s Bible Class
.In Monthly Meeting
The members of the Woman’s
Bible Class of the North Wllkes-
boro First Methodist church held
their monthly meeting Tuesday af
ternoon at tho home of Mrs. A.
C. Waggoner with Mrs. A. B.
Johnston as associate hostess.
Miss Lizzie Hlsle led the devo
tions and Mrs. W. P. Gaddy, the
president, occupied the chair dur
ing the business part of the meet
ing. Refreshments and a social
hour followed the meeting. Ten
members were present.
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Paper collars around your
ikes of Cars and Tricks
,nics Will Be Glad to
s Promptly As Possib]
lerve
plants are good protection against
the cutworm.
The drdee of the WUkesboro
Baptist chnrdi are meeting on
Tuesday as foUows: Circle No.
l, Mrs. Lottie Johnson, 2:89
p.’ m.; Clrde No. 3, Mrs. Geo.
Johnson, 8 p. m.; Circle No. 8,
Mrs. G. T. Mitchell, 2:80 p.
m. ; Circle No. 4, Mrs. Arlon
Triplett, 8 p. m.
fo^r^Ontr
Baptist Circle Held
Monthly Meeting
Circle No. 4, of which Mrs. W.
R. Absher is chairman, held Its
monthly meeting with Mrs. Rufus
Church and Mrs. E. S. Cooper at
the Church home. Mrs. Absher
was In charge of the business ses
sion and Mrs. H. T. Clark, pro
gram chairman, reviewed five
chapters In the study book, "Part
nership with Christ.’’ Mrs. Ethel
Moore, community service chair
man, reported that five boxes of
clothing had been sent to needy
Italian families in Italy, the
names of families having been
given by a returned missionary.
Mrs. Moore offered the closing
prayer. Refreshments were serv
ed during the social hour.
D.A.R. Chapter Met
Tuesday Afternoon
Th* March meeting of the Ren-
deivouB MonhUln «hgpt^
Daughters of the American Revo
lution was held Tuesday after
noon at Uie homo ?*
Johhson with MIm Elien'flobinson
and Mrs. George Forester as as
sociate hostesses, having a splen
did attendance of members. Miss
Ruby Blackburn, the regent, was
In charge of the usual business
session./
For the program, Mrs. Russell
G. Hodges led a most Interesting
round table discussion on "hob
bles’’, with each one preeent tell
ing about their own hobby. Re
freshments were enjoyed during
the social hour.
Robinsi
L^nni^umgai
PLEA^ NOTE:
COMPANY
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WULKE8BORO, N. C
T.E.L. Class Holds
Monthly Meeting
Mrs. D. G. Wiles and Mrs.
G. Myers were hostesses to tl
members of the T. E. L. Class of
the North Wllkeshoro First Bap
tist church at the home of Mrs.
Wiles Tuesday evening, having
nine members present. Mrs. J. T.
Kerbaugh, the president, was in
charge of routine business. The
hostesses served refreshments dur
ing the social hour.
Miss Marcella Walsh
Bride of Pvt. Church
The marriage of Miss Marcela
Walsh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
G. C. Walsh, of Purlear, and
Pvt. Willjam W. Church. U. S.
army, was solemnized at York, S.
C., on Monday, March 13, with the
ceremony being performed by Pro
bate Judge E. Gettys Nunn.
The bride wore a tweed suit
with black accessories and shoul
der corsage of white noses. She
Is a graduate of Mount Pleasant
High school and now holds a po
sition with the carbon plant In
Winston-Salem. . Pvt Church, a
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Church,
of Roaring River, is a graduate
of Roarlitg River High school. He
entered th* army In September,
1944, and received his training
at Camp Wheeler, G*. At the
end of his furlough he will report
to Fort Meade, Md., to await fur
ther orders. The couple 'ws* hc-
companled to York by Mrs. Arvel
Foster, of Purlear, sister of the
bride; Misses Lea and Corlnne
Walsh and Mr. Ray Gray Crater,
of Winston-Salem.
Nichols-Eller
Vows Announced
Miss Faya Nichols, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. R. Don Nichols, of
Purlear, became the bride of Pvt.
James H. Eller, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. O; Eller, alao of Pnrlear,
on Sayitday,,March 10. The mar
riage ceremony was performed at
Chapel f, Fort Jackson, S. C., by
Lt. William F. Mitchell, chaplain.
United States army. The doable
ring ceremony waa used. The
bride's only attendant vm Mies i-if-dtH
PULPWMD
can
NOTICE OP S
Carolina, Wilkes
Fnder and by virtue o|3u^rfer
le Superior Court m Wflket
made in the apdal pi^
ceedag entitled Paul T)elp and
wif^Wera Delp, viu Owe Chnwh
and %anson Church,jRninon. the
same lbii% No., —upon the
gpecial«>roceedink dsket of said
court,
sioner
April,
the coni
boro.
sale to thi
that certs:
being in
Wilkes CO
■adjoining
Church, Eel
Blackburn,
others, and
scribed a* 1
First Tract
encumber. Mi
running aa
ish oak; i
poles to a
fine; north .
line 82 poles
deg. eagt tO
nine, ew
oaders;
on
18
Commis-
L day of
lock Noon, at
in Wilkea-
otfer for
ler far cash
land lying and
tin township,
i Carolina,
._ of V. M.
Church, 6. W.
ll Green and
particularly de-
'X
Plan now
pulpwood
son when
easily.
as
cut and
possible
&e sap is ^ and tr^
much
sea-
i peel
, to-wft:
highed
Ip Price 's
prices are substan-’
t paid for rough wood
prices allowed under
fixed by the Office
listration.
Keep Up tiu
r ’'T » wnd
? your
moyb^ostfelligWniij.
^requir^ents/demancf that
sductf for the ormeij
'made jbf good wood.
Second
sontheast
fifty-acre
a birch an_
of a branehl
deg. wsat
and Mary
stake in
now WB
north
poles to
comer in
thence no
line TO
Mm ^
br-sere
tame oil-
containing
now
Eas
70
of
tract;
[Laws,
r to Handle
many other advantages to
The cut and peeled log dries
: with
at
VICTORY
lio
the
'..^ICTORY PuipWOO^
Of wake. Co.
Uiie of
cdlNMUTEft
County
Grsen)
I to the
ecrae, men
”A.F.KILBY W.G.GABR1EL
MACKEY B. BRYAN
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