Mrs. Wilkins Is
Hostess To Group
Mrs. Jchn Wilkins was hostess
at a party at her home on Thurs
day afternoon honoring Mrs. J.
L. Kiser, of Chattanooga, Term.,
who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
H. D. Quessenberry and other
relatives here.
Two tables of bridge and one
of gin rummy were in play dur
ing the afternoon with Mrs. Kis
er winning the high score in
bridge and Mrs. Rex Morton be
ing high scorer in gin rummy.
Mrs. Kiser was also presented a
guest prize.
Those present were Mrs. Kiser,
Mrs. H. D. Quessenberry. Mrs.
R. C. Ray. Mrs. Amma Ray. of
Coeburn, Va„ Mrs. Dean McMil
lan, Mrs. Jim McLaurin, Mrs.
Russell Barr, Mrs. Robert Barr,
Mrs. R. C. Barr. Mrs. Rex Moton,
Mrs. Ed Barr and Mrs. James
Hensley.
At the conclusion of the games,
the hoste.s served delicious re
freshments.
Baptist Women
Met On Tuesday
The Mable Vannoy Circle of
the West Jefferson Baptist WMU
met on Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. Carl Colvard with
Mrs. John Hardin as joint hostess.
1 Thirteen members and one visi
I tor were present.
! Following the business session.
I which was conducted by the
I president. Mrs. Hoyle Stringer,
the program chairman, Mrs. Paul
Elliott, introduced Mrs. John
' Rhodes, who gave a very inter
esting discussion on the topic for
the month, ‘'Asia."
Following the program, Mrs.
Colvard and Mrs. Hardin served
! delicious and very attractive re
1 feshments, carrying out the 4th
of July motif.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the hosts
of friends that showed their sym
pathy during the sickness and
Hpath of our baby boy, James
Paisley and also for the many
beautiful flowers.
Rev. and Mrs. Roe Paisley
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Fall Out of Summer
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To paraphrase the poet: When summer comes, can fall be far
behind? Designer Toni Owen has fashioned this dress to be equally
comfortable under September starlight or July parasol. The patio
skirt is of Juilliard Featheroy (three ounces lighter than corduroy),
with 6ide zipper and buttoned waist band. Shepherd Knitwear
makes the matching T shirt. The ensemble, chosen by Cosmopolitan
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July juleps or autumn apple cider. '
Smart Ashe County Horse
By Staff Writer
Now. ; i ’• -i i n! t this trick horse
named "Red." who is champhtu
it it • : i :t - i ■ ;• ■ ch:i !HV to s!"U i'.v ■
the Sparta hurst- show audience |
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Cull
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for
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HOUR
SERVICE
SERVICE
HE WILL GIVE YOU
QUICK. EXPERT REPAIR
SERVICE ON ANY REFRI
G E R A T I O N. PROB
LEM GET GWYN NEXT
TIME.
Yates Electric Co.
West Jefferson, N. C. _
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tct-d > owned by Clayton Little I
.r.d M..lard Crave a!, of Jeffcr- |
: a :'t J hat u a, r, !i ■ pi > rs at h..
ranter. C’iayt r.. he si ere. to try I
u a-k what tia nia~'i r u mts
am to do next.
Wiii'ii Ciayt a till.- him to. Rid
s always willing to shake ha:. V.
cvir and pin" dead, play on j
]’ ,t| t , lie lot u
ierf". t hi all h's tricks. r :r H
i . — . unlimited. Clay
.,, , 1- : . I.;-.. Ins
:me for training him. Hat the
Ieoh fault and Clayton figures
hi hi rse descrvi- a chaitee to
how off once a year.
Milan: and Clayton bought
he "sir.arU.~t h rse in A~he
mantv" from a farm near Max
hiadows. Ya.. and they say that
to was already well past the
cindergarten stage when they
mule the purchase.
When in a la.ty mood he likes ,
o use his "p >oi hall stance.” j
tan ding with one front leg drap
'd around the other in a nonchal
nt fashion. But Red is willing to
nar to a mor.* useful position if
:':s master walks up and says.
Scratch my back. Red.
Mrs. Millard Graybeal has pro- .
nised to give the horse an extra
reat here on Saturday afternoon
iv riding him in one of the gait
d classes. He is also scheduled to
how off some of his tricks on
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Hospital Releases
List Of Patients
The following are patients in
the Ashe Memorial hospital this
week:
Mrs. A. E. Parsons, Mouth of
Wilson; Mrs. B. F. Kilby, Hem
lock; Mrs. Kyle Dickson, Crump-j
lor; Mrs. Hobart Rupard, Lan
sing; Mrs. Reeves Gilley, Lan
sir;; Mrs. Miles Hartzog, Lan
:ng; Mrs. Jack Dollar and son,
Smethiport; Mrs. Etta Crumley,
Rugby, Va.; Mrs. Dean Barlowe
and daughter, Creston.
Miss Louise Shets, Grumpier;
lack Goodman, Jefferson; Mrs.
Bill Williams and son, West Jef
ierson; Mrs. Walter Church and
laughter, Lansing; Miss Carolyn
Wilcox, Fleetwood; Miss Colleen
Hopkins, West Jefferson; Miss
Jane Hartzog, Idlewild; Mrs. Rav
Miller, Glendale Springs.
Mrs. Paul Phillips and son.
Todd; Shirley Jean McClure. Jef
ferson; Barbara Ann McClure.
Jefferson; James Ellis, Warrens
ville; Mrs. Norman Grogan, West
Jefferson; Mrs. Virgil Greer. Ball: ,
Mrs. Lola Porter, Jefferson; David
Shatlcy, Jefferson; Jones McNeill.
the same afternoon r.nd night,
with Clayton giving him instruc
tions!. Hits girl friend, “Lady."
will he ridden in another class by
Miss Nancy Graybeal.
United Nations
Topic For Study
The Woman’s Society of Christ
ian Service of the Jefferson Me
thodist church held their July
meting at the church on Wednes
Bina; Mrs. Doris Holman, Lan
sing; Mrs. Charles Echols, Sugar,
Grove, Va.
Mrs. Radford Howell and ba
by son and daughter, Brown
vnod; Mrs. Ed Dixon and daugh
ter, Furches; Linda Lou Greene,
Treetop and Salter Greene, Tree
top.
Herbert Hamilton, colored,
Crumpler and Mrs. Virginia Rob
erts and son. colored, Jefferson.
day, July 6.
Mrs. Earl Graybeal had charge
of the program and the guest
speaker was Mrs. Ed M. Ander
son who gave an interesting dis
cussion on United Nations.
Mrs. B. B. Graybeal had charge
of the business session during
which plans were made for the
buffet supper to be held on
Wednesday, July 20.
During the social hour, the
hostesses, Mrs. E. B. Graybeal,
Mrs. B. B. Graybeal and Mrs.
Hoyt Wood served delicious re
freshments to the group.
Decomposed feed materials and
polluted water are sources of
many digestive disorders in
chicks and turkeys this time of
year.
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