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Women’s d^nrcji, CMc and Social Activities MISS MAMIE SOCK WELL, EBITOR Preview of Geming Events telephone 21S JamesrStout Vows On July 29 MUs Mae James, of Moitii WU- kesbont rente tbree, was naitad San f. Mitchdl Civil Engineer CITY AND FARM SURVEYS PROPERTY PLATS Office 2nd Flow Bank of North Wilkeeboro Bnilding Office Phone 227 Residence 566 In marriage wltli Mr. Roy B. Stout, ol tae United Statea Meroh- aht Marlnee, on TUnreday, July latu, nineteen hundred and lorty- llre. In a simple ceremony at the home ol her sister, Mrs. Edd An drews. The hrlde’B pastor, Rev. P. C. jearks, offlclated. Only a small gronp of relatives and close mends were present. The bride was attired In a street length drees of aqnamarine with navy bine acceesorlee. The ceremony was opened with Chopin's, ••Prelude in C Minor”. This was followed by the tradi tional Bridal Chorus taken from tne Wagnerian opera, ‘‘Lohen grin". The bride and groom entered unattended. Soft strains of ‘‘Ro mance", by Rubinstein, wore ren dered whUe the vows were being spoken. Mendelssohn’s “Reces- slonal" closed the ceremony. Misses Ruth Steelmen and Eth el Pearson, mend and cousin respectively, were the groom pianists. Mr. and Mrs. Stout left Im mediately for a short wedding trip to Virginia where the groom will report,hack to his ship for duty soon. • MONDAY • TUESDAY New Hope Missionary Society Meets FASCINATED BY A LOVE SHE FEARED ...SHE DARED A ' jjiqhtmARE . ^ I OP ^ The Ladles’ Missionary Society of New Hope Baptist church near Purlear met with Mrs. Nora El ler tor the July meeting. Mrs. Kichard Vd^inoy gave the Bible Heading. Several of the ladles as sisted with the devotional pro gram. The new members were Mesdames Russell Church, Rich ard Vannoy, Claude Phillips, John Eller. After the business session social hour was enjoyed and the hostess served delicious watermel on, assisted by her daughter, Mrs Edna McNlel. Mrs. Finley, Miss Finley Give Dinner Party Tuesday PUBLIC AUCTION! SATURDAY, AUG. 4, AT 2 P. M. —Household and Kitchen Furniture —Farm Equipment —Antique Dressers —Chest of Drawers, Cupboard —Safe, Sewing Machine —Bedsteads and Linens —Bed Comforts or Quilts —Plows, Hoes, Rakes, Etc. —A Lot of Canned Goods MRS. M. V. SEGRAVES One Mile Off Highway 421 From Segraves Store Mrs. Gordon Plnley and Miss Lucy Elnley were hostesses at delightful dinner party at Hotel Wilkes Tuesday evening honoring Miss Kathrln Sanford, Red Cross secretary, who Is leaving soon for further study; Miss Corlnue PaTt Ked Cross Case Worker, who will also take a special study course and Miss Rebecca Moseley, who will succeed Miss Sanford as Red Cross secretary. Attractive place cards and gifts gave the table a festive air, and a delicious three- course dinner was served. Guests present In addition to the host esses were Miss Sanford, Miss Paw, Miss Moseley, Miss Katherine McUlarmld, of Austin, Texas, who Is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. C McUlarmld; Mrs. W. A. Fonvlelle, of Portsmouth, R. I., who Is here viBlUng her parents, Mr, and Mrs. U. C. Paw; Miss Janie McDIar- mld. Miss Knhy Blackburn, and Miss Mary Elmore Finley. Misses Gilliam Entertained Here Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carson were hosts at a picnic supper at Smoot Park 'mursday evening honoring Miss Jessie Gilliam, of Winsfon- 1 Salem, and Miss Mildred Gilliam, of Charlotte, sisters of Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Carson. The guests con sisted of a number of friends of the two honorees, who were here visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gilliam, of Hays, and with other relatives. C. Arthur Venable, Mgr. Telephone No. 190 V.&T.freCo. (Opposite Jenkins Warehouse No. 1) 918 A Street, North Wilkeslioro, N. C. SPECIALS FOR SALE -Spot Lights -Driving Lights -Fog Lights -Seal Beam Lights -Pumps -Lug Wrenches -Head Light Relays -Hydraulic Brake Fluid -Trumpet Horns -Fuel Pumps -Ignition Coils —Generators —Starter Springs —Front Wheel Bushings —Auto Polish .and Wax —Spark Plugs —Reliners —Seat Covers —Wheels and Rims —Fan Belts —Batteries —Battery Cables USED PASSENGER CAR TIRES (Ration Free) U.S. ROYAL TIRE DISTRIBUTORS authorized HAWKINSON tread SERVICE CEHTRAL TRUbK flRHNSPECTIOR STATIOll ows Alnho -. ..urtfi Na.aUft «od )TMa Baa ‘vwb iiuurHga on MoaUkri JtOr St tlM BjMiia of Mr. am Hn. L of SUk mui, with uw i^. Hosrob tm- lara! oifleiatlng, Mtof the* r&g ceremony. The bride was attired In a love ly atpia Btreet drees with whfch She wwd white aoeeisOrtm. Her corsace wss of ^Hte rose hnda sad UUes of the vsUey. '- Mrs. hsu, attnfeettre danghter Of Mr. and Mrs. W. a Handy, of Hails Mills, tor OM vest two yean held a . responsible . ipoeltion in Charlotte. BtaS Bgt. Nall, son of Hr. and Mrs. j; R. HaU, for the past two mac mp ttuonsB WvSfacar^orfe » Ceseiiaa; tft# ' ' tttty. 1%:bs, ,,, Linda Feted Oti ^ idtue Linda FhOlipe^i^V^' her fonrth birthday .aaiUtraiii^ at a party gtrea by ^ mdt&irw Mrs. Hill PhiittPB, at ^ biou#irit MIS. Phimps’ parentSi'5 Dr. Mis. W. r. Jones, on Monday aS- temoon. Around flfteen boyt and girls were led in gamee and oonteets from three until five pr Miss Snianne Johnson and w I II I J.i » t,:^awterd«' .ima ioM^ fp to •iniLtd hec heme on M streel Ifpn- &itaj|;jfn>. % Finley, and js»y^ Xn^tfce ganse of yiM^ay^'VmLlEbgnsi WM tfite wln- 'to 'h^ brtM. Re- tershinintB were eerred during theerpalDS' •T BiBe will have railway cold ctorage ears tor transporting fish. J. C. 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