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Mr. James Art Church has returned
to hia home at Pnrlear
after nine months at Black
Mountain Sanitorium. He Is gettin#
along tine, friends are glad
to learn.
Mr. and Mrs. 1*. B. Dula, Jr.,
have moved into the F. H. Gilreath
homo at Goshen. Mr. Dula'
Is continuing his studies at the!
Appalachian State Teachers College
at Boone, and Mrs. Dula has
accepted & secretarial position
with the Carolina Mirror Company.
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Miss Jean Parsons, of Cricket,
had as her guests tor the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kurd,
of Dover, Delaware, and Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Hnrd, of Smyrna,
Delaware.
Mr. and Mrs. Li. C. Willard,
Jr., spent the week-end In Shelby
with Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Wteurd,
Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. J.
B. Brookahire. Mr. Brookshlre
has been promoted to the position
as manager of the Crest
store in York, S. C., and will
more there this week.
Mrs. M. M. Darlington returned
to her home last week after
treatment at Wilkes Hospital.
Friends wish for her a speedy
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. MoCulley
and son, Edward, are expected to
spend thei Thanksgiving holiday
with Mrs. McCnlley'a parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Eller.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Earl Meadows
and children, Bobby and Sarah
Elisabeth, of Pores Kno>b, spent
a few days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Meadows in Martinsville,
Va.
Mr. P. W. Eahelman has returned
to his home here after
being a patient in a Philadelphia
hospital for three weeks. Fvlends
are glad to know that he is getting
along fine.
Mrs. W. L. Wilson, of Huntington,
W. Va., is expected here
Wednesday for a few days visit
in the home of, Mr. and Mrs.
R. W. {Jwyn. Mrs. Wilson is a
former ^resident of this city.
Mr. John McNair, III, and Mr.
Charles Dockery, students at
Davidson College, spent laBt
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Smoak in Wilkeaboro. They were
classmates of Mr. Smoak at Davidson
college.
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Juniors Contribute
To Children's Home
North Wilkesboro council of
the Junior Order is now accepting
contributions to the children's
home of the organization,
whioh is located In Lexington.
Last year $175.50 wa8 contributed
through the council here. In addition
W. H. H. Waugh for several
years has given a truck load
of apples and several have, helped
with gathering and transportation.
All members are requested to
attend the meeting Tuesday,
7:30 p. m., at which time degree
work will be carried out.
Miss
Dot, Powell, a student at
High Point College, spent last
week-end with iher parents, Mt.
and Mrs. J. W. Powell, and had
as her guest, "Miss Margie Myrdock,
of Durham, also a student
at the college.
Buses Of Wilkes
Transportation Co.
Not Run Thursday
Buses of the Wllksp Transportation
company will not operate
on Thursday, November 27,
which will be Thanksgiving Day,
but will operate as usual on all
schedules Friday.
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RAMBLERS
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|ng a lateral on the kickoif);
Freeman*, of Jonesville, (carrying
ball around the Rambler right
end for a score); Brad Davis,
(plunge through the line for the
Mountain Lions' six points). The
Ramblers were behind in scoring
in only one game for the season
—the first quarter in the game
with Jonesville.
Seniors In Lineup Last Play
Hartsell Game
Eight seniors were in the
Ramblers' lineup for the last play
of the Hartsell game, seven of
whom were first stringers. The
seniors playing their last Rambler
game unless they enroll for
another year, are: Ends Lowe
and Craig; Tackles Gam bill and
Hubbard; Guard Daniard Foster;
Quarterback Bill Whittington;
Right Half Back Jack Groce.
Don Pardue was the eighth senior
completing the Hartsell game.
Beautiful Watch Presented
Coach Adelman
Just before the second half of
the game started, Captain Jack
Groce presented Coach Eddie
Adelman with a beautiful Lord
Elgin wrist watch, a gift from
the members of the football
squad and the cheer leaders. This
was graciously receive^ by Coach |
Adelman, who said "that he
didn't believe any coach could
have a finer group of boys to
work with than those on the
Rambler team."
Lineups and summaries:
Pos. Wilkes boro Hartsell
LE—Lowe C. Overcash
LT—iHuibbard .— B. Linker
LG—'Foster — Johnson
C —'Parker , gaiser
RGi—Brewer .... Foster
RT—Gambill Honeycutt
RE>—Craig ...: —.. Russell
Qfe—Whittington „ Stevens
LH—Triiplett Hill
RH—Linney E. Overcash
FB—Glass D. Beck
Score by periods:
Wilkesboro - 0 7 6 6—19
Hartsell 0 0 0 0— 0
Wilkesboro: scoring touchdowns—Triplett
2, Groce. Point
after touchdown—Groce (placement).
Substitutions: Wilkesboro —
Byrd, Emerson, J. Groce, Pardue,
Prevette, Banner, Jolnes, P.
Glass, Parks, Staley, Garwood,
Terrell, Dancy, McLain, J. Garwood.
Hartsell—D. Linker, Chiliders,
Wilkerson, Smith, Devine,
S. Lorwder, H. Lowder, Menlus,
Beddings, K. Beck.
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LIONS
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Andrews talked briefly and suggested
that the club sponsor construction
of a grandstand for
professional baseball here this
year. A club for North Wilkesboro
Is assured If facilities are
provided, he said.
The club, at the suggestion of
Staton Mclyer, asked the secretary
to write a letter of appreciation
to fire departments of the
Wilkeeboros for the assistance to
motorists at the North Wilkesboro-Wilkesboro
football game.
Wm. T. Long, Wilkesboro
school principal, thanked the
club for handling ticket sales at
the Wilkesboro-North Wilkesboro
football game.
Roy Forehand spoke briefly
and suggested that the club have
as guests at a future meeting the
Wilkesboro football team, which
closed an undefeated and untied
season Friday and set a new record
tot a high school team in
Wilkes.
Paul Oashlon and Dr. Jim Willis
gave a report on the States▼llle
Lions conference held earlier
in the week, at which Melvin
Jones, secretary-general and
Lions founder, of Chicago, was
the feature speaker, and in which
there was an address by Oscar
Ivanlssevlck, ambassador from
Argentina. Those from North
Wilkesboro attending were Bill
Marlow, Jack Swofford, Shoun
Kerbaugh, Dr. Jim Willis, W. O.
Absher, Paul Cashion, Gilbert
Bare, Frank Allen and Edward
S. Flnley.
Jim Henderson was a guest of
Jim Somers and Ira T. Newton,
of High Point, was the guest of
Frank Stafford at the meeting
Friday.
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Robert Young and Barbara Hale
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