Items About Comers and Goers ... From
Here and There
People You Know Who Move About
Mr. Robert Thomas, of Har
mony, was a business visitor in
this city Tuesday.
Mrs. J. B. MoCoy and son, Lt.
Robert W. McOoy, spent two
days this week at Montreat.
Mr. J. D. Strader was in
Greensboro last week looking
after business matters for West
ern Auto Associate store here.
Mr. A. M. Handy has returned
to his home from the Wilkes
hospital and is improving fol
lowing a three-weeks illness.
Miss Helen Phillips, member
of the Asheboro school faculty,
spent the week-end with her
parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. N. Phil
lips.
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Mr. W. B. Somers and Mr.
Charles C. McNeill hare traded
homes in Wllkesboro. They made
the exchange yesterday.
Col. A. L. Fletcher, of Raleigh,
and Mr. J. V. Fletcher, of San
ford, spent Sunday here with
their sister, Mrs. W. R. Absiher.
Mr. J. R. Fierce, former resi
dent of the Cricket community
now in business near Winston
Salem, was a visitor in this city
Wednesday,
Mrs. R. H. Barge, the former
Miss Christine Irvin, is here from
Washington, D. C., visiting her
father, Mr. J. T. Irvin, and sis
ter, Mrs. R. E. Damschroder.
Messrs. Don Culler and Bob
Day, students of the National
Business College. at Roanoke,
Va., were home the past week
end visiting with relatives.
Miss Emily McCoy, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McCoy, has
returned from a three-weeks mo
tor tour with a party of friends
to points of interest in Mexico.
Lt. Robert W. McCoy, who had
been stationed at' Fort Bliss,
Texas, is spending several days
here with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. McCoy. He will report
to Camp Stoneman, California,
and will sail for duty in Korea.
Messers R. G. Hodges, Max
Foster, T. R. Grayson and ^John
Gilreath of the Wilkes Hosiery
Mills Co., left Monday afternoon
for Atlantic City, N. J., where
they will visit the Knit Goods
Show being held there this
week. They will return next Sat
urday.
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Guests in the home of Dr. and
Mrs. J. W. Willis for ten days
are Mrs. Willis' father and mo
ther, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Riley,
of Tuskegee, Ala., and Mrs. Wil
lis' sister, Mrs. Fred B. Terry,
of Montgomery, Ala.
Messrs. Collins and Cook, of
Chicago, were visitors in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Nich
ols in Wilkesboro a short time
last week. Messrs. Collins and
Cook are manufacturers of all
weather stripping.
Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Myers, of
Cheraw, S. C., and daughter, Miss
Madge Myers, of Charlotte, spent
week-end with Sheriff and Mrs.
C. G. POindexter. Rev. Mr. My
ers preached at the First Bap
tist church on Sunday. y
Attorney and Mrs. Harold D.
Burke and daughter, Judith, of
this city, were guests recently of
Rev. and Mrs. David E. Browning
in Richmond, Va. Rev. Mr.
Browning is a former pastor of
the local First Baptist church.
Miss Mary Elmore Finley,
student of Salem College in Win
ston-Salem, spent the ? week-end
here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Finley. She had as
her guest a schoolmate, Miss
Doris Brown, of Wyoming.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pierce and!
son, Sammy, returned to their
home near Millers Creek last
week after spending several days
in Norristown, Pa., visiting Mrs.
Pierce's sister, Mrs. William J.
Peters and Mr. Peters. Mrs. Kin
sa Ellis,' mother of Mrs. Peters,
who accompanied them, remain
ed for an extended visit.
Mrs. Herschel Saxon returned
to her home at Staunton, Va.,
Sunday after a two weeks visit
at Lenoir with her parents, Mr.|
and Mrs. K. A. Link, and here
in the home of Mr. and R
J. Hinshaw. Mr. Saxon, son of
Mrs. Hinshaw, came in for the
week-end to accompany her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Lomax,
Mrs. Andrew Kilby, and Miss
Gladys Lomax, went to Mt. Airy
last Thursday to attend funeral
and burial services of Rev. John
El. Marion, who had been the
pastor of the First Baptist
church at Cullman, Ala., for
twenty years. Mt. Airy was the
home town of Rev. Mr. Marion,
and his wife, the former Miss
Connie Lomax, is a native of
Wilkes county.
Mrs. R. P. Casey and daugh
ter, Bobbie, have left for Ari
zona, where they will establish
residence in th interest of Bob
bie's health. They were accom
panied by Miss Graee Frank Kil
by, who will spend some time
wtih them. Miss Corinne Faw ac
companied them as far as New
Orleans, for a visit with friends
there.
Mr. Wade Holcomb, of Adel,
Ga., son of Mrs. O. C. Holcomb,
of this city, and the late Mr.
Holcomb, died at Adel Wednes
day morning, where he had been
making his home for a number
of years. Mrs. IHolcomb, accom
panied by another son, Mr. Mar
shall Holoomb, of Elkin, went
to Adel Friday due to the criti
cal illness of their son and bro
ther.
Mr. W. Blair Gwyn was elect
ed vice president 'of group 8 of
the North Carolina Bankers As
sociation in meeting Saturday
night in Hickory. Others from
the Bank of North Wilkesboro
attending the meeting were Mr.
W. D. Halfacre, Mr. R. W. Gwyn,
Mr. W. W. Starr, Mr. J. G. Mc
Neil, Miss Ruth Hubbard, Miss
Mary Nichols, Miss Lottie Mc
Neill, Miss Fannie Ruth Kilby.
Those from the Northwestern
Bank home office here who at
tended the group meeting of the
North Carolina Bankers Associ
ation held in Hickory Saturday
night included Mr. Vernon Deal,
Mr. Russell Pearson, Miss Anne
Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Bell, Miss Mable Sidden, Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Shomaker, Mr. and
Mrs. Johnnie JohnBton and Miss
Irene Richardson.
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Swine producers are warned to
use particular care In handling
new born pigs this spring, be
cause of the danger in contacting
swine brucellosis.
PIMPLES
\ Disappeared Overnight
nrn Blackheads too. Mo waiting
Yea, it ia true, there i? a Bate,
harmless, medicated liquid called
/if* ' KLEEREX that dries up pimples
overnight as it acts to loosen and remove
ugly blackheads. Those who followed sim
ple directions and applied Klssrsx upon
retiring were amazingly surprised when they
found their pi mples and blackheads had disappeared.
These users enthusiastically praise Klssrsx and
claim they are no longer embarrassed OMIV
and are now happy with their clear w
complexions. Use Klssrsx. If one j
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Klssrsx today, sure.
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Sam P. Mitchell
Civil Engineer
CITY AND FARM SURVEYS
PROPERTY PLATS
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Office 2nd Floor Bank of North
WHkeaboro Building:
Office Phone 227
Residence 566
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Dykstra,
if Flint, Michigan, are here vis
ting with relatives. Mra. Dyks
ra is the former Miss Jetta Wil
iams, of this city.
Messrs. Ralph Duncan,' N. B.
Smithey, C. O. McNiel and Ver
non Deal attended a meeting of
directors of the Northwestern
Bank held Thursday in Boone.
Miss Carolyn Moore, daughter
>f Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Moore, and
i senior in high school, attended
Hospitality Weekend held at
Greensboro College this past
week-end. s
| Mr. and Mrs. w. u. jrenaer
. grass report a strange happening
J at their farm home. They set
| just an ordinary hen on 15 eggs
and in just even 13 days they set
her off with 14 nice baby chicks.
CROSS TIES WANTEDj
We Are Buying Cross Ties at the Old
Taylor-Colquit Yard
WHITE OAK/MIXED OAK, & LOCUST
Size Price
7x9x8-6 $1.60
7x8x8-6 $1.45
6x8x8-6 ? 1...1 $1.05
6x7x8-6 $ .90
BEECH, BIRCH, GUM, HICKORY
AND MAPLE
7x9x8-6 ..$1.50
7x8x8-6 : $1.35
6x8x8-6 $ .95
6x7x8-6 .1 $ .80
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BUILDING
MATERIAL
RALPH J. FRAZIER
LUMBER CO.
Produce
GARDEN FRESH
Iceberg? N 2 Large Heads
Lettuce 25c
Fancy? 2 Large Bunches
Carrots15c
Fresh, Tender Pound
Spinach, ?. 10c
Mustard and Turnip?
Greens, 2 lbs. 25c
Market
SPECIALS
MAR-PAK-0 SLICED?
Bacon, lb.. 59c
Half or Whole Smoked?
Hams, lb.. 59?
SHANKLBSS SMOKED?
Picnics, lb, 45G
ARMOUR'S SLICED DRIED?
Beef, lb.... *1.10
SUNKIST?
Lemons, doz
360's Size
7.9?
FLORIDA VALENCIA (Mesh Bag)?
Oranges, 8 lbs... 47?
NEW CROP YELLOW?
Onions, 2 lbs- -
13?
WASHINGTON STATE WINESAP?
Apples, 2 lbs- 31?
CALIFORNIA AVOCADO?
Pears, each
25?
ENGLISH SUGAR?
Peas, 2 lbs
25?
10-POUND MESH?
Super Spuds....
57?
BACK
POUND
CELLO?
Bacon Squares, lb. 39c
FRESH LEAN?
39c
Ground Beef, lb.
SHORT RIBS?
Beef, lb
79c
ALL-MEAT?
Weiners, lb
49c
U. S. GOOD VEAL?
Shoulder Chops, lb. 47c
TABLE DRESSED?
Fryers, lb.
59c
DRESSED FANCY
Pan Tront,lb..... 25c
1-LB. CARTON
Shortening
4-LB. CARTON
$1*37
DRY SALT I
BELLIES
POUND
PET OR CARNATION EVAPOKATELI?
MILK
Small, 3 for ] 9?
Large Size, 3 for 38c
DUFF S HOT ROLL?
Mix 25c
1&-LB. JAR RED LABEL?
Karo Syrup 19c
15-OZ. BOX DEL MONTE?
Seedless Raisins.. 25c
DIXIE HOME EVAPORATED?
ilk, 3 cans 35?
PACKAGE Q. T,
Pie Crust Mix 15c
22-OZ. JAR SWEET?
Mixed Pickles.... 30c
QUART JAR?
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Dill Pickles 28c
14-OZ. BOTTLE DEL MONTE?
Tomato Catsup... 23c
PINT JAR DUKE'S RELISH OR^
Mayonnaise 47 c
PURE
LARD
1-LB. CARTON
29c
4-LB. CARTON
$1.16
FRESH
Strawberries
PINT
PHILADELPHIA?
Cream Cheese. ] 4c
1-4 Lb. Pkg.
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