North Carolina Newspapers

PerMnaU 32* rMr, Roy Davis and Miss Made line Copenhaver, of Marion, Va., were the dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. P. G. Wright, Sunday night. J>Ir. and Mrs. Ralph Norman and daughter, of High Point and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Phillips, of North Wilkesboro, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Vannoy on Sunday. Mr. Will Duncan, who was ill at his home last week, is im proving. Rev. Rexford Campbell, pas tor of the West Jefferson Baptist church, attended the Baptist Convention in Charlotte, last week. Mrs. Ira T. Johnston and Miss Beulah Cockerham made a shop ping trip to Charlotte last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Miller spent the week end in Asnevuie. inev also visited Cherokee, Cling man’s Dome and other points ot interest, on their return trip. Mrs. Gale McMillan and sons visited Mrs. McMillan’s mother in North Wilkesboro, Sunday. R. C. Barr, who underwent an operation at the Baptist hospital in Winston-Salem, Friday, is re ported to be getting along fine. Mrs. Edna P. Robertson, who resided in the Baldwin commun ity for several years, is spend ing a few days with Mrs. Fred Ray. Gale McMillan, J. V. Caudill, Robert Colvard and Lawson Houck, are spending several days deer and bear hunting in the Daniel Boone hunting area at Edgemont. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vannoy, V*. _re*...tfiLv'S2L-. I For Christmas You Will I Hallie Sheets, Wagoner Need Plenty J of Fruits and Vegetables We Will Ajjain Have Bugs of Oranges Also Aul8 Ami Plenty of Camly Lambert’s Grocery WEST JEFFERSON. NORTH CAROLINA Hello Jane! I have just got my clothes back from Quality Cleaners and you should see how clean they are. You should take your things there now to be ready for Christmas. *«. S') v (nk Tliev Also Have Mending and Alteration Serviee. Laundry Tool FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY » PHONE 12G-B Quality Cleaners WEST JEFFERSOON, N. C. A WATCH IHI$ CHRlSTAfek May we suggest that you pick one from our selection. WE HAVE SMARTLY STYLED > • Bulova • Gruen • Benrus g p And Other Popular Brands PRICED FROM $22.50 UP Dealer For Genuine Keepsake Diamond Rings Miller’s Jewelry Store Located With Dollar Electric Co. West Jefferson, N. C. Aslie County Club Met On Thursday The Ashe County Woman's Club held its November meet ing on Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Jim Gambill with Mrs. John Wilkins as joint host ess, at which time fourteen mem bers were present. Following the regular business of the club, Miss Frances Tucker and Mrs. A. B. Hurt gave reports on the Christmas Seal bond sales. Miss Ella Mae Crosby, home agent, gave a very interestinb and instructive demonstration on the making of Christmas dec orations and wreaths from the native evergreens. Delicious refreshments were served to the group by the host esses. The December Christmas party will be held at the home of Miss Frances Thomas. Mrs. Osborne Weds Mr. McDuffie Mrs. Mozelle D. Osborne, of Clifton, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Clowers, of Greensboro, became the bride of of Lincoln University, Pa., arriv ed Wednesday to spend several days with their daughter, Mrs. Robert Barr and Mr. Barr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bari spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Thomas, in Sanford. Katrina Vannoy spent the past week-end. visiting Miss Cather ine Morton. Independence, Va. Evelyn Dare Vannoy and Eliza beth Graybeal, students at WC UNC. Greensboro, are spending the Thanksgiving holidays at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. 11. C. Sides and son. Larry, of Winston-Salem, visited relatives in the county lust week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Baker re turned last Sunday from a sev eral weeks visit with their child ren in Marvland. Mrs. T. G. Miller is undergoing treatment in the Baptist hospital in Winston-Salem. Mrs. B. E. Reeves accompani ed by Miss Virginia Dare Teague in Cascade, Va., Sunday and Mon Miss Sarah Gordon Neal spent the week end at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barr and Mrs. Russell Barr visited Mr. R. C. Barr in Winston-Salem on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Jones, of Hannibal. Mo., visited Mr. and Mrs. Leb Cannady this week. Mrs. W. B. Hardin and Mrs. Grace Kay left this week to spend several days with their sister. Mrs. Charles Petrides, in Quantico. Va. Mrs. Elizabeth Chapell, of Washington. D. C., is spending this week with her sister. M*".s Francis Thomas, at Little Phoe nix Lodge. Miss Nona Barr spent the week end in Winston-Salem and Chap el Hill, and attended the Duke Carolina football game. Among the local people attend ing the Carohna-Duke game in Chapel Hill on Saturday wore Mr. R. A. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Austin. Miss Roberta Aus tin. Mr. A. B. Graybeal. Mr. and Mrs. Brute Houck. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Holman. Mr. and Mrs. Todd Gentry. Mrs. Ed M. Ander son and daughter. Billie Ander son. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Gra ham. Mr. Amos Wagoner Jr., Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Little. Mrs. Dean McMillan has re turned from the Mooresville hos pital where she recently under went an operation. Mrs. W. L. Hughes, Jr., of Ox ford spent several days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Osborne. She was call ed home because of the death of her grandfather, Alexander Osborne, of Jefferson. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn HostericW of Statesville spent Sunday with Mrs. Bob Hardin and Miss Susie Campbell. Miss Olene Sturgill of Grassy Creek spent the week end with Miss Colleen Little of Jefferson. Miss Billie Todd of Jefferson was pleasantly surprised this week to receive the news that her niece, Mrs. Herbert Gentry of Greensboro, who was on a pleasure trip to New York, had won $6000 on the “Stop The Music” program. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wilkins are spending a few days in Bur lignton and Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Sells plan to leave today to visit their daughter in West Va. Mrs. J. N. Tulbert and Mrs. Joe Williams were in Sparta Sunday and attended the revival service being conducted by Rev. George Reeves. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Perkins spent the week end with Dr. and Mrs. M. G. Cox in Independence, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Sells spent Sunday in Galax, Va. Ashe Man Weds Reidsville Girl Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Barbara Ann Ferguson and John D. Gro gan, which was solemnized on Saturday evening, November 20, in Reidsville. The double ring ceremony took place at the home of the officiating minister, Rev. Donald Myers. For her marriage, the bride wore a navy suit with brown ac cessories and an orchid corsage. Mrs. Grogan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ferguson, of Reidsville and is a graduate of the Reynolds high school in Winston-Salem. At present she is employed with the Reidsville Adjustment Bureau. Mr. Grogan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Grogan, of Todd, and is a graduate of Elkland high school. He spent 29 months in the U. S. Navy and was discharg ed with the rating of Fireman First Class. He is now employed with the Southern Bell Tele phone Company in Reidsville, where they plan to make their home. Burch - Fulcher Plans A1111011 need The following invitations have been received here: "Mr. and Mrs. Paul Emory Burch request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Nell, to Mr. Ophus Martin Ful cher, on Saturday, the eleventh of December, nineteen hundred and forty-eight, at four o’clocK in tin' afternoon. First Baptist. Church. Elkin, North Carolina.” The reception Is to follow imme diately in the Hotel Elkin. Mr. Fulcher was for some time assistant county agent in tins county and has many friend-' who will be interested to know of his coming marriage. Fulton J. McDuffie, of Wilkes boro, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. D. A. McDuffie, of Sanford, at noon Wednesday. November 3. at the home of the officiating minis ter, Rev. Lee A. Beshears, of Par sonville, uncle of the bride. The bride wore a royal blue suit dress with black accessories and a corsage of red rosebuds. Attorney and Mrs. McDuffie wdl be at home in Wilkesboro. Rev. Luke Spoke To Rotary Club There Will Be No Meeting Of The Club Tonight Due Tu Thanksgiving Rev. J. W. Luke, pastor of the Glendale Springs Presbyterian church, spoke to the Jeffersons Rotary club last Thursday night on Rotary fellowship and what it means to a community. Mr. Luke pointed out to the Ro tarians what fellowship meant to the world, the community and to the individual. He stated that each individual was dependent upon another person, thus there should be closer fellowship in the world today than we have. In illustrating the meaning of fellowship, he used illustrations from the Bible. L. B. Tyson, who had charge of the program, introduced Mr. Luke to the group. Visitors of the club at the meeting were Ar chie Holmes, Sterling, Calif.; Henry Furchas, Winston - Sa lem; Lem Hafer, Newton and Bruce Houck, West Jefferson Dean McMillan, Rotary presi dent, stated that the club would not meet this week due to Thanksgiving Day. THANKSGIVING IS QUIETLY OBSERVED (Continued from page 1) ' shortened this year. The season opened today and will close De cember li. The game protector also point ed out that the open season on grouse is the same as originally announced hut that there is no open season on ring-neck pheas ants. Hunters are again warned (hat tiles’ must have hunting licenses. - - .. j BENEFIT PROGRAM AT COURTHOUSE SUNDAY It was announced this wee!: that a benefit program would he held at the courthouse in Jef ferson. Sunday afternoon, to raise funds for the new' colored school at Bristol. Oddie J. Cox. who is in charge of the arrangements, has secured an outstanding colored quartet from Bristol, Va., to play. There Farm costs in 11)49 probably will he about as high as they are this year. ? n n a? a ji n ts? # <s> o iV 11 is? n s? j> ep t? ;• ••*»* •*»£ 'VA"***- *»A '•A **A *»A —A •** This Christmas, Cive Them and they will he satisfied! WE HAVE PRESSURE | COOKERS ; > ELECTRIC IRONS ALSO HOT PLATES — LAMPS — TOASTERS PRESSURE COOKERS — DOOR CHIMES ELECTRIC HEATER WITH FAN Hardin Plumbing and Heating Supplies West Jefferson, N. C. We Extend Our Congratulations TO Davidson’s UPON THEIR REMOVAL TO THEIR Newly Remodeled Building WHICH WILL GIVE THEM MORE SPACE Belle’s Dept. Store “THE HOME OF BETTER VALUES” West Jefferson, North Carolina J. D. Stansberry, Jefferson will be no admission, but a vol untary offering will be made for the new school. Everyone is in vited to attend the program. Watch for the Big Opening IN OUR NEW LOCATION! WE ARE MOVING NEXT WEEK TO THE HERMAN IIAIRE BUILDING Over the Eatwell Cafe o-o ANNOUNCEMENT OF OUR Specials on Permanents WILL BE MADE NEXT WEEK Skyland Beauty Shop West Jefferson, North Carolina Myrtle McGuire, Brownwood v w ¥ ¥ ri G ^jfjecum For Christmas WE CARRY STAPLE GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS Tangerines - Oranges “ C"> Different dandies and !\ills Special Ti n it ( lakes Ollier dlirislmas Foods Jours :tii(! Coss R. F. ROTKN WaiTi'iiNville, N. C, ¥ ¥ r -n 6# 8? tv; ¥ ft'i? £ i fa.-: fo'i ivy sc S«£ ■V** r». . r*.. r«,. v*.. • Elgin • Wallliam • Hulova • (irucii • ilamilloii • (*arlan<! 17-Jewel Watches For Both Men Ami Women IVicvd from up (jravhears Druir Store West Jefferson, North Carolina Welcome Tobacco Festival Attendees and Christmas Shoppers to City Cafe Make the City Cafe your eating headquarters while you are in West Jefferson for (he Tobacco Festival, Christinas shopping and at all times. Eat with us once and you will eat here regularly, as our cooks strive to please your palates. Steaks - Chops - Oysters n. c. Brice Denny, Grassy Creek West Jefferson,