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MAMIfi ®OCXWELL - EDITOR
:al People Attend
□rlotte Luncheon ,
Mr». William C. Thompson, of
Charlotte, entertained at a luncheon
at herjJiome In Charlotte
Thursday htifcfcring Miss Estelle
Audrey, of Pfn^rllle, and who is
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a librarian at the University of
Florida. The honoree, a former
librarian here in the North Wilkseboro
public school, waa visiting
with relatives in Charlotte.
The hostess, formerly Miss Janie
McDiarmid, of North Wilkesboro,
ierved a two course luncheon at
one o'clock with covers laid for
twelve. Most of the guests were
from North Wilkesboro and included
Mesdames C. B. Jenkins,
J. C. Reins, Guy Llllard, Misses
Ellen Robinson, Elizabeth Finley,
Ruby Blackburn, Rebecca
Mosely, Lillian and Mary Lindsay
Stafford.
Woman's Bible Class
Has Luncheon Meet
The members of the Woman's
Bible class of the First Methodist
church enjoyed a luncheon meeting
on Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. W. F*. Gaddy in Finley Park,
Mr. P. J. Brame, teacher Of the
class, offered the invocation for
the luncheon, Mrs. Bdd F. (Gardner
conducted a meditation period,
and Mrs. Isaac Eller, Sr., was in
charge of the business session.
The luncheon closed a six
month's contest in attendance at
Sunday School — during which
time Mrs. Gaddy and Mrs. C. B.
Lomax served as leaders for the
two groups. Leaders named for
the next six months are Mrs. J.
W. Allen and Mrs. W. E. Jones.
Mrs. Pearl Anderson
T.E.L" Class Hostess
Mrs. Pearl Anderson was hostess
to the members of the T.E.L.
class of the First Baptist church
In their
social meeting
ing at her ho;
and Seventh Streets. Mrs. Mattie
Darlington led the devotions during
which time each one present
contributed with scripture verses
and sentence prayers. Mrs. John;
Joines in the absence of the presithe
chair during the business sesdent,
Mrs. J. T. Krbaugh, occupied
sijon. Twelve members attended
and were served refreshments
durisg the social hour.
Ex Libris Club Met
Wi,th Mrs. Ford
Ex Libris club members met
with Mrs. James K. Ford at her
home on F Street Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Ford presided for a
short business session, and gave
as the program a review of "The
Tale of Beatrix Potter," by Margaret
Lane. Beatrix Potter is the
author of Peter Rabbit and other
children's books. At the close of
he meeting tempting refreshments
were served by the hostess.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
TTie Presbyterian circles are
meeting this month as follows:
Circle No. 1 at the home of
Mrs. Boyd Stout with Mrs. Elmer
Kendrlck as co-hostess,
July 11.
Circle No. 2 with Miss Elizabeth
Flnley, July 4th.
Circle No. 8 with Mrs. E. A.
Shook, July 11.
Circle No. 4 with Mrs. John T.
Cashion, July 4th.
Circle No. 5 with Misses Clara
and Kate Ogilvie, July 11.
The Woman's Missionary Union
of the Baptist church will
meet Tuesday evening, 7:80
o'clock, at the home of Mrs.
Isaac Duncan on D Street.
Circle No. 1 to be in charge of
the program.
Circles of the First Methodist
church meeting this week
are:
The Gardner circle meets this
evening, 7:45 o'clock, at the
home of Mrs. Hight Helms.
The Emma Horton circle
Tuesday, 3:30 p. m., at the
home of Mrs. Palmer Horton.
The Franklin circle Tuesday
evening, 7:45 o'clock, at the ,
home of Mrs. Murphy Hunt with I
Mrs. Stokes Hunt and Mrs. H.
M. Bivens as co-hostesses. ,<
The other three circles are *
meeting the second Tuesday. J\
Wey-Eversole *
Vows In Miami I
St. Phillips Episcopal chinch
was the getting of the two p. m.
ceremony, Feb. 22, when Miss
Gloria Miller Wey became the
bride of Edwin Moore Eversole.
The service was read by candle
light. The bride, formerly of Purlear,
is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Clinton M. Miller. The groom
is the son of Mrs. Patricia Eversole,
South Bayshore Drive, and
the late Mr. Eversole.
The bride wore a ballerina gown
of white embossed organdy over
blue taffeta, a matching hat, and
carried a spray of white orchids
and gardenias.
Mrs. Jacquline DeWees, matron
of honor, wore a similar gotfn of
organdy over pink taffeta, and carried
a bouquet of pink carnations.
Mr. Joel DeWees, 9 fraternity
brother of the bridegroom, Was
best man. 1^51
The service was followed by a
reception at Dallas Park Hotel,
and the couple left for Havana,
Cuba, on their honey-moon. The
bride was wearing a navy suit and
navy accessories and an orchid
from her wedding boquet.
! Mrs. Bversole is a graduate
of Mt. Pleasant High School.
j ~~ *" I- a mitnota
of Bel Air, iviu., uu ounaay arternoon,
July 2ud. Rev. C. B. Kilby
beard the vows at two o'clock,
being the double ring ceremony.
In a colorful setting arranged
with the rose arbor as a background.
The bride given in marriage by
her uncle, D. L. Church, wore a
ballerina length gown of white
organdy with embroidered sweetheart
neckline and full gathered
skirt, with a matching embroidered
half bonnet and long guntlets.
She carried a white Bible
topped with a white orchid, and
only ornament was a strand of
pearls.
Miss Mildred Brown was maid
—:—
of honor for her sister, and Woodrow
Wallace, uncle of the groom,
served as best man, The maid of
honor was dressed In blue organdy
designed similar to the bride's
dress, and carried an old fashioned
nosegay of pastel flowers.
When the couple left for their
wedding trip, following the ceremony
the bride.was wearing a
navy blue suit with white accessories,
and the orchid from her
Bible.
The bride was graduated from
North WilKesboro high school,
Mars Hill College, and U a 1950
graduate of Appalachian State
''eachers College at Boone. The
room, a graduate of the Bel Air
ligh School, and the United
tates Maritime Service Radio
ichool in New York City, served
our yearB in the Merchant Marine
nd one and a half years in th«
rmy.
D. A. R. Chapter In
Monthly Meeting
The history and the use of the
United States flag was subject
for an Interesting talk given by
Miss Ellen Robinson at the June
meeting of the Rendezvous Mountain
chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution held
Tuesday afternoon at the home |
of Miss Elizabeth Finley. Other
(hostesses were Mrs. C. Don Coftey,
Jr., and Miss Ruby Blackburn,
and at the close of the meeting
the hostesses group served deicious
refreshments.
Mrs. W. R. Absher, the new regent,
was in charge of the business
session. Mrs. Veola Hedrick, of
jrampa, Fla., who ig here visiting
jwith her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe E. Johnson, was a visitor of
{the chapter, which will not meet
again until the beginning of the
Jul season.
NOTICE OF LAND ENTRY
Land Entered by R. C. Jennings,
i Entry No 1628.
iState of North Carolina, Wilkes
County, Office of Entry Taker,
|June 19, 19S0.
Notice is hereby given that R.
C. Jennings of Wilkes County, has
this day entered 10 acres more or
less, acres of land, in Brushy
TUXEDO
FEEDS
FOR INCREASED
PRODUCTION
Tuxedo Feed Co.
I|\ ■ Phone 94
y N. Wilke*boro
* *
Mountain Township, Will^|Qpounty
on the waters of Rocky creek,
and adjoining the lands of C. C.
Combs and Rosa.^ Combs, Fred
Marlow, Dolph Nance 'heirs, and
others; bounded as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at an old established
corner, a stone the West corner of
Dolph Nance and being O. C.
Combs and Rosa Combs corner,
said stone being approximately 8
poles South of a small branch,
thence running West with C. C.
Combs and Rosa Combs line, 87
poles, (See diflptook 226, page 1,
office of Register of Deeds, for
Wilkes County, to a black gum
on the South bank of said small
branch, thence North with C . C.
Combs and Rosa Combs line, 94
the said
Combs <
Marlow,
of Fred
ner, in the
V. M. Hendren,
was formerly a .
2 degrees West
a dry hollow and
then a small branch, in ' i
poles to the beginning corner,*
containing 10 acres, more or 1
and running various courses for
complements. If no protest is filed
within 30 days warrant for same
will be issued.
TROY C. POSTER, Entry Taker
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