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BIRTHDAY PARTY
FRIDAY u< SATURDAY
For Special Birthday Values
All Purpose Suits
For The Tiny Tots
*2.98
WASHABLE
Rayon Crepe Prints
New Fall Colors?39"?Yard?
50* yd.
All-Nylon SLIPS
*2.88
Street Floor
SHIRTS & SHORTS
Sizes 28 to 44 ? 36 to 46
55* each
.all-purpose
TISSUES
400 Sheets
18*
Street Floor
~ MEN'S FIRST QUALITY
DRESS SHIRTS
*1.75
PART WOOL DOUBLE
BLANKETS
*3.44
BATH TOWELS
2 for *1.00
200 LADIES'
DRESSES
*2.88
ONE BIG TABLE
WOMEN'S SHOES
*4.00
HEAD SQUARES
79*
Chenille Robes
*3.33
Gabardine Pants
*5.00
Penney's
Items About Comers and Goers . . . From
Here and There
People You Know Who Move About
Mr. and Mrs, Joe F. Raper, of
Asheboro, spent the week-end
hdre with their daughter, Miss
Rebecca Raper.
Miss Myrtle Hunt, of Detroit,
Michigan, arrived here Monday
for a visit with her mother, Mrs.
Minnie Hunt, and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis and
family of Charlotte visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker of
Wilkesboro over the week-end.
Mrs. Cecil Wiles returned to
her home Tuesday after being a
Datient for a few days at the
Wilkes hospital.
Mr. Russell L. Young, Jr., of!
Canton, was here for the week
end with his parents. Rev. and
Mrs. Russell Young.
Mrs. W. H. Church, of Ronda,
s spending a few days here this
week in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Murphy Hunt.
Miss Mary Frances Putman, of
Boiling Springs, niece of Mr.
Cecil Hauss, spent the week-end
here with Mr. and Mrs. Hauss. ]
Friends regret to learn that:
Mr. H. O. Parsons has been very
ill. Some improvement was re
ported in his condition today at
the Wilkes hospital.
Mrs. Frank Tomlinson is ill
and has been a patient at the
Wilkes hospital since Saturday.
Her condition today was report
ed as much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Nash, of
Shelbyville, Kv? have been
spending several days with their
niece, Mrs. E. A.* Shook and fam
ily.
Mrs. Hoyle Hutchens spent
the week-end in Raleigh with
her daughter, Miss Margaret
Anne Hutchens, who is a student
at St. Mary's College.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McCulley,
of Salisbury, spent the first half
of this week with Mrs. McCul
ley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
EJler.
Mr. Dwight Miller has accept
ed a position in the postoffice at
North Wilkesboro. He is a son
of Mr. and Mrs. George McT.:
Miller. j
Mr. Mike Brelich, veteran,
baseball player who was with'
Wytheville and Mt. Airy clubs
luring the past season, visited
friends here this week.
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Crawfom
and son, James Richard, of Win
ston-Salem, spent Sunday here
with Dr. Crawford's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Wint
ers spent Thursday and Friday at
the Stale Fair in Raleigh. On
Thursday they were accompanied
at the fair by Mr. Dudley Moore,
brother of Mrs. Winters and who
is a student at State College in
Raleigh.
Mrs. L. M. Nelson, fronT the lo
c.l Presbyterian ohnrcb, attend
.d th. North Carolina Sy^T',
week S
V.Mr,.,,.e<,Rber.e,8,S;0.t
days the first of the week wit?h
her brother, Mr. Carl Crews ??!
in the kome of Mr. and 'M?d
Bruce Waugh. s
Mr. Dick Sloop, a medical sti.
dent at the Unlversitv ,
Carolina at Chapel Hill th
the week-end here in the ho*"'
Brame. *nMmMur- Mr,. R. ^
Mr. and Mrs. E E irn?
Miss Bmm. Eller rt?led
in the homes of Mr and
Prank McNeill in Granite iSn'
and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bliz"
ard in Lenoir. Bliz"
Mr. Roby Church ret.,? c
Wednesday to his home in wil
kesboro after being a ?
for several days at the wm^
hospital, where he underwent a*
operation. ai1
Mr. and Mrs. Z. o Fn^.. ?
Isaac Eller, Sr., and Miss'
creda Tedder spent the week end
in Anderson, S. C with vr nd
Mrs. Frank Steele.' TW enV*
a mountain trip on thli
down, going bv u J *ir Wa^
Rev. Jobj J Ws?s """I.""'
'ovced lo discontinue his stQo^n
at Southern Baptist Somi dies
Louisville, Ky L Efy at
health. He and his family0^*''
moved back to their hi ?
North Wilkesboro. ,n|
Mr. and Mrs. H T T?*
children, Bsrbar,. "J
?ferry, arrived from n 1 and
8. C., last week T n.,?krrtZe'
home here At ? theirI
-?ti?? fc Sll,ey *re
Mr. and Mrs. MM!!? Parents.
Oakwoods. Anderson, at
the week-end in ".Atlanta Speudins|
son. Mr. Eddie Sho t Wlth h,8l
student a, * "
Pects to attend the Dnt'Jt ex
Tech game Saturdayaf^H
Mr. Shook will alec visft hi"0011' I
1,7:"?"nhd"f.t
A* " '
morning^' f""*'
& FSi
Creek community, was a vi if'*
here Monday Mr * Uor
??id that frost thl. , ?'"Z
umn1 wh? th. tbil
killing frost was not until after
the November election.
Twin sone were born In Win
ston-Salem October 23 to Dr.
and Mrs. James I. Bumgarner.
Dr. Bumgarner, who will soon
complete his course at Bowman
Gray School of Medicine, is a
son of Rev. and Mrs. J. L. A.
Bumgarner, of Millers Greek. At
present he is teaching 'Anatomy',
and will receive his degree dur
ing the coming year.
Three Wilkes girls who are
students of Cabarrus School of
Nursing at Concord spent the
week-end a t their respective
homes. They are Miss Betty Mor
rison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Morrison, of Wilkesboro;
Miss Violet Minton, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Minton, of
Wilkesboro; Miss Jean Lackey,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Lackey, of Boomer.
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SUPPORT THE V. M. C. A
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ea*tJi
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
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AS A TAKE-OFF!
i The gang from across the tracks.,
battling brawling, buil/'ng . fighting
for a chance tc win their wings!
DEAD END KIDS
LITHE TOUGH GUYS
GIVE US WINGS
? Billy Halop Hunfz Hall Gabriel ffjjjjl^
Dell Bernard Punsly Bobby Jordan Kjjg#' m
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FOR SALE
Used Cars And Trucks
CARS:
1949
Ford 2dr.
1949
Ford CC
2?1947
Ford 2 dr.
2-1947
?Ford 4dr.
1947
Chev. 2dr.
1946
Ford 4dr.
1942
Ford 2dr.
2?1941
Ford 2dr.
1940 Plym. 2dr.
1940 Plym. 4dr.
1939
Ford 2dr.
2?1938
Ford 2dr.
1937
Ford 2dr.
1936 Chev. Sed.
1936
Ford 2dr.
1932
Ford Tudor
1931
A Fordor
TRUCKS:
1949 Ford Pkup.
1941 Ford Pkup.
1949 GMC Truck
1948 Chev. Pkup.
1947 Chev. 1 ton Tk.
1946 Ford 2 ton Tk.
1946 Ford 1ft ton Tk.
1945 Ford Pkup.
1944 Ford Truck
1941 Ford Pkup.
1931 A Pkup.
YADKIN VALLEY
Motor Company
W Bay, Sell and Trade
t&sy Finance Terms
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
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