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During the Week
Interesting services were held
at Oak Forest Saturday night
and Snnday morning by the pas
tor, Rev. Johnny Luffman.
A revival begins at Oak For
?at the fourth Snnday night in
Maroh. Rev. Marvin Rurcham
will assist the pastor.
Monroe Smithey has bought
the farm of Monroe Mathls, the
former Mitch Church place, in
this locality. It is a good place,
consisting of l&l acres. It. is
understood the consideration
was six thousand, five hundred,
cash.
Funds are being collected to
build a new ohujpch at the Roar
ing River Methodist church.
Over a thousand had been sub
scribed last week.
"Aunt Dorcas" Mathls and
family, who had been living at
the farm of her nephew, M. M.
Mathls, two or three years, will
probably move back to the Cran
berry oommonlty. They may
move to a house on Mrs. Bertha
Mathls' farm, near Mr. L. M. Jar
vis', and known as the Lee St.
John house.
Prayer meeting will be held at
Oak Forest Saturday night.
It is a rather amusing set of
coincidences that Monroe Mathls
and Monroe Smithey are both
named Monroe, have both owned
the Mitch Church place, were
both born in "the Gay Nineties,"
are both "Republican Ntbrough
out," and both have twin daugh
ters!
Mountain View
School News
At a meeting of faculty and
school patrons in the high school
auditorium on Tuesday evening,
February 11, County Superinten
dent C. B. Slier outlined the
needs of Mountain View school
for new (buildings and Improve
ments to our present plant. Plans
were discussed for a mass meet-!
ing to be held at some future
date where definite action will be
taken.
Chapel program for Friday,
Feb. 7 was in charge of Mrs.
Gregory's seventh grade class. A
girls' chorus sang several num
bers including "The Old Lamp
lighter" and "Gal in Calico," di
rected by Mrs. Church. A pro
gram on Thomas Edison was
presented, illustrated with charts
and drawings by the students.
The program was concluded by
a brief inspirational talk iby Rev.
t... ' '
Roy Franklin, which was very
much appreciated by the audi
ence.
Chapel for Friday, Feb. ( 14,
was In charge of Mlse Nora Laws'
section of the seventh grade.
The program featured a Valen
tine play, Lincoln and Washlng<
ton sketches and songs led by
Mrs. Gordon Flnley, Including
"When i'l Grow Too Old To
Dream," "Always," and "Let Me
Call You Sweetheart."
Most of the members of the
faculty attended the county
wide teaoherB meeting in the Wil
kesboro school auditorium on
Saturday, Feb. 16.
1 Mountain View boys' and girls'
teams defeated Wilkesboro high
in a basketball game on Thurs
day evening in the Mountain
I Vierw Gym.
Mountain View All-Stars de
feated Lincoln (Heights All-Stars
in the Mountain View gym on
Wednesday evening, and lost to
Millers Creek All-Stars on Fri-'
day evening. '
Millers Creek
W. S. C. S. Meets
The Womans' Dljgslon of Chris
tian Service of the Millers Greek
Methodist church held its month
ly meeting Thursday night, Feb.
13, 1947, at the home of Mrs.
Balmer Hayes at Millers Creek.
An inspiring program, having
as its topic, "Stewardship," was
given and a (brief business session
was held, after which delidous
refreshments were served by the
hostess.
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We use this means to express
sincere thanks to friends and
neighbors for kindness and sym
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THE ROBINSON FAMILY.
NOTICE
North Carolina, Wilkes Coun
ty.
The undersigned, having qual
ified as administrator of the es
tate of Charles C. Baker, deceas
ed, late of Wilkes County, this is
to notify all parties having
claims against said estate to pre
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WAYNE W. VANNOY,
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Wilkes County, North Carolina,
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