nmem
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th^ irssk St potats tn
rsttira North Csrolti^'
'. Ifrs. Tobss Kmktai ot IfteaU,
Horl4*i !■ TiM^g her father,
te. W.'R. Tripletti St Purlesr. > ,.
ICr. Jisuay Qlbta.’of Charlotte^
i.li speadias. vsrt of hie vscstlon
TtstUng Mrs. Lens
Millers Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brown of
Wtnston-Bslem, home mored to
the Elliot house In North Wilkes*
boro.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Swofford
and two sons, Carl rranklln and
Jlmmr, spent last week at Blow
ing Rock.
Mies Mary Moore Biz, who
holds a position in Asheville, was
hero for the week-end with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Moore Hlx.
Mrs. Ladle Garwood Parlier
has been awarded a divorce from
George S. Parlier. The decree was
granted at the March term of
oourt at Shreveport, La.
Mrs. Ladle Paiiier will leave
Friday returning to Shreveport,
La., after a visit in Wilkesboro
with her parents^ Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Garwood.
Miss Inez Phillips spent the
week-end at Landis as guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M. DiaL Mrs.
* Hal is the former Miss Grace
olnes.
- -Iliisea Anna S« Hl»d
Clara Ghveh, of North Will^
boro roa^^o, sj^ th#
end. witifl^^, aha Mwa
pii!9Bs aflti^. Qrom *-4';
Vmt. Chtrvsy^^ Slledge and .lb.
Carl Dancy, oif ■ -v Union “ QM?r*r
spent thc^eek-ond with Iff.'iuid
Wagner, offuA C' Church, of North
Vfilkesboro route one.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam VWtery, of
Union, 8.-C., spent the ww^-ond
here with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. A. Vickery and Mr. imd
Mrs. Dan Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bodie and
son, Jimmy, of Thomasvllle,
spent Sunday here With Mr. and
Mrs. Dermont Smith. Mrs. Bodie
is a sister of Mrs. Smith.
Miss Sylvia Kenerly, daughter
of Mrs. Treva Fulp, and Miss
Anne Carlton, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Hill Carlton, are spend
ing the week at the Girl Scout’s
Old Mill Camp, near Greensboro.
Mias Mary Miller Starr, w:ho
bad been spending several weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Schaefer,
at Marllnton, W. Va., returned
hqnie Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Schaefer accompanied her as far
as Pulaski, Va., and she was met
there by her parents and sister,
Mr, and Mrs. Weaver Starr and
Anne Weaver Starr, and Miss
Muriel Coykendall.
f SELF m REGULATION )
^ Sound PnincifiU
Upon the sotind ptindi^e of Self-Regulation, the
North Carolina Committee - United States Browers
Foundation has developed a program which reaches
every licensed beer retailer in the state. It is a pro
gram that enlightens them os to their legal and
social responsibilities, and provides for the correc
tion of any infract^ 71. however small
It is a program heartily endorsed and supported by
local and state law-enforcement agencies. It is a
program that works.
>7(orth Carolina Committee. ^
® States Brewers FoiMMnwf
Edgar H.Bain, State Director
606*607 Insurance Bld^RalelghJI.C
A f. •
We Will Be Closed Ob Wednesday
• AfteraeoBS •
DURING JUNE, JULY, AUGUST
We bring to your attention each week
the few scarce items that we receive.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
-Electric Irons
-Egg Beaters
—Wash Pans
-Dish Pans
—Tea Kettles
-Electric Churns
-Electric Drills
and abs. D. U Crook «Bd
Mary Sfolyv, and uoa,
ChvM Lou. spttkllit fuv b9»
ia North 'mikoaboro with tbu IL
R^^eNMls. Tho Crodu and Mo-
MMls speot- two waeks at thg Bc^
ton Cabi^ B««r Booiyt,
Miss Donna Smith, du^tm'u
Mr. and Mra. Dermont. Batlth, «ls
on'an eztendod visit with her
:ta, llr. and Mrs; H. 0.
f^nuunrflle, agd Mr.'
nnd'^Mrs. Joe Byerly, at Hljh
Point,-. .
Mr. and Msa. Jamas B.. Rol
Ilns, ff QoIdsM>ro, havssi bepa
spdidlng i( lew days with firlento
in the IVUkssbdros. Mr., Rollilyi
is a former-assistant county agent
In Wilkes. i
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Eller and
children, Bnby and^ Martha, of
Philadelphia, are visiting Mr;
Eller's parents, Dr. amd Mrs.'A
J. BSler, and brother and sister,
Mr. C. B. Eller and Mrs. A. H.
Casey.
Miss Joyce Kilby, who ^bad
been spending eome time with
relatives In NewfToiflc City, was
called home Wednesday because
of the IBness of her mother, Mrs.
C. 0. Kilby. Friends are glad to
learn that Mrs. Kflby is Improv
ing.
University of North' Carolina
students who spent the past
week-end at home were: Mr. P.
G. Greer, Millers Creek; Mira
Betty Jene Linney, Mr. Hoke
Steelman, and Mr. Edwin Gll-
reath, Wilkesboro; Mr. Bucky
Horton, North Wilkesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Absher,
daughter, Sue, and sons, Claudius
and Richard, spent last week at
Myrtle Beach, S. C. They were
also accompanied on their trip by
Mr. arid Mrs. C. M. Robertson ami
daughter. Prances, of Winston-
Salem.
Miss Joyce Hayes, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hayes, of
Oakwoods, having just complet
ed four years training with Ap
palachian State Teachers College,
has accepted a position as busi
ness teacher with the Walnut
Cove public schools.
Miss Barbara Jane Strat, of
Detroit, Mich., is spending sever
al weeks with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wood, of
Honda; also a week with her
aunt, Mrs. Everette Sparks in
Winston-Salem. She came by
plane from Detroit to Winston-
Salem.
Mr. R. W. Kurfees, of Coolee-
mee, and his daughter, Mra. B.
W. Griffin, of Kings Mountain,
spent the week-end here in the
home of their daughter and sie-
ter, Mrs. W. B. Jones. Mrs. Grif
fin returned home with Mr. Kurr
fees for a visit before going on
to her home In Kings Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Moore and
daughter and sons. Miss Carolyn
Moore, Dudley, Jimmr, »nd Ed
ward Moore, spent last week at
the Moores’ Cottage at Blowing
Rock. Dudley and Jimmy, while
there, had for their guests a
couple of days, Julius Rousseau
and Bobby Meserve, of this city.
Mrs. Lena Wagner, of Millers
Creek, and Miss Thelma Wagner,
of Charlotte, returned Sunday
from a delightful visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Carden and datrgh-
ter, Linda, of Detroit, Michigan.
While there they made a trip
across the border Into Canada by
boat. They made the trip to De
troit and return by plane.
Mr. *k«* «*
oMj, Is toprovlnf from s«rit«
Gwms roosNed isM fO. H«\is A
pattoitt At the WlMsAkospttst ^
Mri And iirt. G. C, arabiH
bA^e retnmed to jUiA elty Aft«r
eoJo^lDg A wsok^i TssklRili to
pi^ts of Interest ,1a the veetein
part ot North CaroU&A.
Miss Wrenn Dnneen si^t sev
eral daye last week vlelUng prlth
her sistet, Mrs. CletMoe A.
Moser, At Ziewlsvllle.*Miaa Dun-
nan is the daughtw, of Mr. .nWi
1C, Danoen, wh(^reMdes nmoW-
leiSSlX^.--A .
' Mr. And Mrs. G. P.'Podrebewe,
of Dee i Moines, Iowa, arrlTed
Monday* tp spend A ten-day v^
cation w& Mra ' Podrebarao's
mother, Mrs. P. D. Lendermen,
in Wllkaeboro.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Carter, Mr.
and Mrs. R. E. Gilbert and son,
of Buckroe Beach, Va., and Tom
mie Jarvis spent Father’s Day
with Mrs. Carter’s snd Mrs. Gil
bert’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
B. Jarvis, of Wttkesboro. Miss
Hazel Dean Jarvis, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Jervis, is
spending some time with them
at Buckroe Beach, Va.
Mrs. William Vickery and two
sons, William, Jr., and Tommy,
of Ridgeway, New Jersey, left
yesterday to visit with Mrs. Vick
ery’s people In Savannah, Ga,
after a visit of several days here
in the home of her husband’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
Vickery. They were accompanied
here by Mr. Vickery for the
week-end, who will return some
time in July to take them home.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Crook and
daughter and eon. Miss Mary
Evelyn Crook and Charles Crook,
have returned to their home at
Lumberton after a few days visit
this week with friends in North
Wilkeeboro. The Crooks, former
residents of this city, spent last
week at the Horton cabins near
Boone. Miss Crook was graduat
ed this spring from Mars Hill
College, and the Crook’s older
son, Lomaz, who was with them
last week, is In the Merchant
Marine and is stationed In New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jones, Miss
Margaret Jones, Mr. Walter
Jones, a student at the National
Business College at Roanoke, Va.,
and who was home on a few days
visit, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hal-
cber and soh. Buddy, of Rnston,
La., visited Tpesday and Wed
nesday .at Oleritmons In the home
of Mr. W. E. Jones’ mother and
sister, Mrs. F. A. Jones and Miss
Cora Jones, The Hnlehers, who
are leaving FildAr for >jLo«l^
ianAr-hAV»bMn tiWhier -two
weeks vlslttng with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hnldter and
Mr. and Mra. Jones. -
0—^
ImdEor.'Nectar
N«naa|r. Jiin» 80th bMsf the
Band Box Cleaners
Be Closed July 4-8
In order to give employees a
well-earned vacation, the Band
Boz Cleaners will be closed from
Thursday, July 4 th until Mon
day, July 8th, Mr. S. B. Moore,
the manager announced today.
Patrons of the firm, Mr. Moore
stated, are urged to get their
wearing apparel before closing
time on Wednesday, July 3rd, so
that no Inconveniences will oc-
Legion Plans Dance
On Night of July 4th
Wilkes post of the American
Legion will sponsor a dance to be
held on the night of July 4th,
nine p. m., at the Legion and
Auxiliary clubhouse. This dance
has been arranged by public de
mand because of the success of
the one held recently.
Johnnie Hall and his orchestra,
from Statesville, will furnish
music for the dance. Tickets may
be obtained at the following
places: Uptown Service station,
Brame’s Drug store. Red Cross
Pharmacy, Landon’s, Gray
Brothers arid Jenkins Hardware
Walter E. Hope, former Asst.-
Secretary of the Treasury under
Hoover, new Republican Nation
al Finance Committee chairman.
Use Ads. For Results!
ilfth INtodhyv ot the aaontli.
Mr. CuQiiNdl, «t IfoBBr
:£iln ’Mobm. Tenn., to vtoitlAS lA
thto oonaMofty.
MtaMM ftotAleae -bIiS JIaii'
LaBAfotd, of StAtMiiOoi speat tto
wiai hor pmatto Mr.
.MS W. L Itomtort.
lta». M,- r0. PAito vtotted her
Sia-
lie Alleii'IhiHitafe
if"
wRl A ^rt«»aaoA„of tiyi Hoi/ taiutord. Su
Comannitm and Mmn itar 8ii« .dar;
PauVa At il;00 A. h-. •&. .q-.,.
•Flans Are^nov betof nAde^.to
tike the yoW >*>,•
PAnUA^lAgeA lO apd' bp
camping tii^ tp - Blovn^
The' -time to'tho 82, 88411^ l4
of'Jnly.- .
PMstm 'f l>e ahswB ft Vit
AiMi TtoMtoa dstta#' tha afil
f«ir daia fff A» Ndiowa:
Vodar 8U1A nidRir—^^BariXiil
(oa#>^*TtAIIi Ahopl
VWai HKEERMSKT OBDB0H
Dr. Gilbert R. OtoAbf. Mtatoter.
9:'46 A. m. .CSiareh School, W.
C. Marloir, SnperlatAadent
11:00 A. m. Morning Worship,
Holy Oommunlon Ssrylce—Com-
mnnion Meditation, ‘MVhlch
Takes Tour PUce."
7:00 p. m. Youth Fellowshjp^
meeting.
1:00 p. m. Evening Service,
Theme, “Compromise.”
W. P. Combs Now In
Methodist Training
W. P. (Bill) Combs, son of
Dr. and Mrs, Gilbert R. Combs,
of this city, is attentfng a Meth
odist Youth Caravan Training
Center at Lake Junaloska, N. C.,
for ten days In preparation tor
volntary service dating the next
seven weeks in local Methodist
churches, in the Western North
Carolina Conference, which com
prises the western section of the
state.
Selected becanse of his exper
ience and leadership In Christian
youth work, BUI is one of 88 col
lege young people who are being
trained at Lake Jnnaluska for
work with 22 adult counselors
in the 22 caravan teams.
Trained In special areas of
young people’s work, each cara
van team will seek to “help re
vitalize and strengthen the youth
programs of the seven Methodist
churches they will successively
serve, giving a clearer vision of
the Christian’s responslhUlty In
every phase of life.” Emphasis
will be placed this year in work
with returned servicemen and
women in an effort to win them
hack into active participation in
church programs. Special teams
will serve in housing cbmmnni-
ties and rural areas.
Sponsored by staff members of
the Methodist Board of Bdnca-
ttoA NiAhvlUe. T4b^; .^'15^'
Jarialriskt, training center Is one
of five being held In various parU
of the country, training 852 car-
avaners In worship, evangelism,
world friendship, youth pro
grams, community service and
recreation. Now In Its eighth
year, the caravan movement has
reached more than 135,000 peo
ple in some 2,000 churches across
the nation.
______ V.—
UniM %im Ikws
M Gei»ral Interest
Miss Clara Church, of North
Wilkesboro, Route 1, spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. Con
nie Owens.
Mrs. Clyde Henderson and
children, Daniel and Lena Ruth,
600 pairs
FUU-FftSHIONED
On Sale at 9 o'Clock
i.* -s-jArt*
f' *
SRTURDAYrJUIffi^
Complete sizes to chooafe from, in beau
tiful summer shades; only two pairs will
be allowed to a customer, -. i ', •
94c Per Pair
('There will be another lot to go on sale at 2 o’docfc Saturday
for the benefit of those who can’t attend the momng sale
QlleoliUm cjlppahfii
fhif (ij fin iriUi a bvjiurin an
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tecflikig wiMi postwar ifuto/eyicmdl^yA-ifliag,
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poiotmeots! Amaziiig new comfort and
handling easd ;P^ing new perfohnAnee!
Come in and see this newest motor cay now!
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