Thursday. March 23, 19.39
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News of Jonesville
Miss Virginia Lineberry, Editor Phone 44-W
Beginning this week Miss
Virginia. Lineberry will act as
Jonesville news editor,
the place of Mrs. Gnrney Wag
oner, who has capably served
In this capacity for several
years. Mrs. Wagoner, with her
family, has moved to Hamp
ton vllle. 
Miss Lineberry's telephone
number is 44-W and cltiaens of
Jonesville are asked to give her
the same splendid cooperation
they have extended Mrs. Wag
oner in the past.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Lineberry
y ' attended a spring showing of 1939
Imperial wall papers and paints
► in Winston-Salem Tuesday even
ing. The meeting was sponsor
ed by Rogers Paint and Wall Pa
per company for master painters
and decorators in this territory.
The many friends of Master
NOTICE!
Sale of one Dodge Truck will be held at the homeplace
of the late Arthur D. Matthews in Boonville, N. C., on
SATURDAY, MARCH 25th
at 2 o'clock P. M. where and when said truck will be sold
to the last and highest bidder for cash. Any person in
terested is cordially invited to attend said sale.
JETTIE C. MATTHEWS
Administratrix of Arthur D. Matthews, deceased
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OUR
71st SERIES
Opens Saturday, April Ist
Our 71st Series will open Saturday,
April Ist, giving the people of this V"*11 • W ill
section another opportunity to begin I If] "|r% I AQVTI I I
a program of safe, consistent sav- M JL vilvU V MJLMv^
ing. We urge you, if you haven't in
vestigated the Building & Loan way Y} *l' 1 • O V A
2 Building & Loan Association
tages of this method of building for
the future. Paul Gwyn, Sec.-Treas. Elkin, N. C.
Delos Martin will be glad to
know that his condition is much
better this week.
Miss Mary Absher, a student at
Mitchell's College, Statesville,
was the week-end guest of Miss
Evelyn Arnold.
Mr. L. S. Weaver spent Thurs
day and Friday in Raleigh at
tending to business matters.
Mr.- and Mrs. Delos Underwood
spent Saturday in Winston-Sa
lem.
Miss Lorraine Lineberry visited
Miss Inez Whitener, of Winston-
Salem. on Thursday.
Misses Erlene and Evelyn May
berry, of Winston-Salem, were
the week-end guests of Miss Ruth
Mayberry.
Miss P-t Bl&keley, of High
Point, was the week-end guest of
Miss Agnes Pardue. N
Mr. and Mrs. Turner Black
wood and daughter, Peggy, Mrs.
THE BLKIN TKIHtfINK, jaJON, NOitTH CAROLINA
E. M. Miller and Miss Madelyn
Thompson visited Miss Rama
Blackwodß, a student of W. C. U.
N. C.. Greensboro, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Claypool
spent Thursday and Friday In
Statesville attending to business
matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Roby Sprinkle
and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Groce
spent the week-end in High Point
visiting Mrs. Sprinkle's and Mrs.
Grace's mother, Mrs. Doss.
Mr. and Kirs. J. G. Chipman
and children, Sarah Lou and Ed
win, of North Wilkesboro, Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Klger, of Yad
kin vi lie, and Mr. and Mrs. Has
ten Shore and daughter. Hazel
Ruth, of Yadkinville, were guests
in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Arnold on Sunday after
noon.
Mr. Dewey Johnson, of North
Wilkesboro, visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Johnson, on
Sunday.
Mrs. Dee Holcoinb and Mr. Will
Holcomb visited the Sormer's
mother, Mrs. R. M. Ca^t,evens, of
Yadkinville, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Segraves
Mr. and Mrs. Fons Segraves and
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Quessen
berry, of Mount Airy, and Mr.
and Mi's. Russel Baugess, of Elk
in. visited in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wiley Segraves on Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Dwight Mullis,
Mr. John Mock, and Mr. and Mrs.
Grady Phillips were dinner guests
in the home of Mrs. P. H. Under
wood Sunday.
Miss Maggie Howell spent the
week-end in Ronda visiting rel
atives.
Mrs, Frank Pickett and Mrs.
Arleen Keever are listed among
the sick this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Branon, of
Yadkinville. were the Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Delos Un
derwood.
A large number attended the
W. M. U. study course at the
Baptist church Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Helton, Mr.
and Mrs. Wiley Segraves and
Spencer Segraves attended the
funeral of Mrs. Lee Segraves, of
Yadkinvllle, at Swan Creek on
Saturday.
We are glad to welcome Mr.
and Mrs. Roby Sprinkle, who
have moved from \ Arlington. to
this community.
Miaß Peggy Blackwood Entertains
Eighth Grade
Miss Peggy Blackwocd enter
tained the eighth grade at her
home on Thursday evening,
March 16, from 7 until 10 o'clock.
Chinese checkers and various
other games were played during
the evening.
After the fun period, refresh
ments were served to the fol
lowing: Misses Christine Ingram,
Marie Hutchlns, Helen Brown,
Jean Teal, Frederica Pinnix, Er
lene Macemore, Frances Gilliam,
Elizabeth Minish, Lola Morrison,
Elizabeth Freeman, Edna Wolfe
and Mary Finney, and Messrs.
Bill Blackburn, Roy Gregory,
Kenneth Casstevens, J. H. Swar
ingen, Claude Haynes, Calvin Se
graves, Garlin Roberson, Avery
Wall, Clarence Freeman and the
hostess, Peggy Blackwood.
Honor Roll for Fifth Month,
Jonesville School
First grade: Evelyn Stanley,
James Garris, Charlotte Brown,
Betty Sue Reece and Dorothy
Jean Wagoner.
Second grade: Jeanette Myers,
Sarah Nell Mathis, Patricia Boles
and Delmore Holcomb.
Third grade: Jerry Boles, Ray
Robbing, Vina Lee Davis, Doris!
Reece, Louise Hemric and Wil
liam Anderson.
Fourth grade: Grover Wagoner
and Stacy Weaver.
Fifth grade: Buddy Sbugart,
Lindbergh Swaim, Zella Combs
and Aleine Holcomb.
Sixih grade: Richard Draughn,
•Jr., W. H. Hemric and June Boles.
Seventh grade: Billy Dunkle.
Eighth grade: Peggy Black
wood and Kenneth Casstevens.
Ninth grade: Leo Wagoner.
Tenth grade: Audria Finney.
if Miss FYaulinn Simmons Gives
n Birthday Party
Miss ITauline Simmons enter
r. tained a number of friends at her
,o home Monday afternoon on her
0 twelfth birthday. Several games
were enjoyed by all.
Delicious refreshments were
is served to the following: Cornelia
Lineberry, June Boles, Columbia
■- Gilliam, Pauline Holcomb, Rebec
sr ca Pardue, Peggy Long, Fred
r, Davis, Vina Lee Davis, Billy
c. Dunkle, Mildred Rose, Bandy
is Rose, Ransom Kiger, Harold
3 Simmons, Katy Lee Simmons,
Peggy Ann Groce, Annie Mae
Simmons, Nellie Shore, Mildred
_ Wall, Vina Shore, Dexter Rose,
j and the hostess, Frauline Sim
j' mons.
, ' Boy Scoots Are Entertained on
i' Thursday Evening
g The Boy Scouts met Thursday
5 evening, March 16, at the school
/ house in order to renew the troop
_'i charter. Fees were collected for
_ i those who wished to renew their
y membership.
e . After the business period, J. H.
Swaringen, scoutmaster, conduct
ed the fun period. A treasure
hunt was enjoyed by all. Several
contests were held, with the Wolf
>, Patrol competing against the Bob
White Patrol.
f After the fun period, refresh
ments were served to the follow
i, ing: Junior Boles, Joe Brandon,
s O'Neil Lineberry, Kemp Reece,
Reece Shugart, Ralph Swaim,
y Mark Reece, James Mathis, Tur
s man Reece, Dett Martin, Billy
. | Dunkle, Billy Holcomb and the
scoutmaster, J. H. Swaringen.
r The Scouts are planning many
activities for the coming months,
including hikes and camping
g trips with special attention being
placed upon their daily good
turns.
Juniors and Seniors Are Enter
tained at Clubhouse
Misses Beatrice and Pansy Bur
cham wfere joint hostesses in en
tertaining the Juniors and Sen
iors and members of the high
school faculty of the Jonesville
high school, at the club house on
Tuesday evening.
The officers of the class and
members of the faculty were
guests of honor and each was
presented with a gift.
| Several contests were held dur
ing the fun period and those
winning prizes were: Mr. J. H.
Swaringen, Thad Martin and
Herbert May berry.
Delicious . refreshments were
served to the following: Misses
Lorraine and Virginia Lineber
ry, Volly and Jean Vestal, Anna
Lee Myers, Grace Myers, Dorothy
Hutchlns, Mary* Lou Halleman,
Non ni e Burcham, Magdalene
Price, Ruth Brown, Virginia Lee"
Bryant, Opal Ingool, Ruby Wei- ,
born; Messrs. J. H. Swaringen, J.
C. Folger, Eugene Martin, Kem( 1
Reece, Thad Martin, Herbert
Mayberry, James Mathis, Thomas
Reece, Turman Reece, John Tay
lor, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Scroggs
and the hostesses, Misses Pansy
and Beatrice Burcham.
Honor 801 l for Sixth Month,
Jonesville School
First grade: Carmell Wall,
Charles Holcomb, Irene Lewis,
James Garris, Dorothy Jean
Wagoner, Jerry Haynes, Evelyn
Stanley, Betty Sue Reece, Helen
Deane Hutchlns, John Frank
Price, Charlotte Brown and Ed- ■
na Ferguson.
1 Second grade: Jeanette Myers, '
Sarah Nell Mathis, Patricia Boles ]
| and Delmore Holcomb.
Third grade: Gerry Boles, Nan
'cy Ann Mayberry, Doris Reece,
Louise Hemric and Frances Ques-
I senbury.
| Fourth grade: Grover Wagoner,
Stacy Weaver and James Lewis.
| Fifth grade: Lorraine Martin,
Mary Janes Martin, Charles
Weaver and Lindbergh Swaim.
j Sixth grade: Richard Draughn,
Jr., W. H. Hemric, June Boles,
Reba Porter and Virginia Lee
Swaim. •
Seventh grade: Billy Dunkle.
Eighth grade: Peggy Black
wood, Kenneth Casstevens and
Helen Brown.
| Tenth grade: Audria Finney,
Turman Reece and Magdalene
Price.
Eleventh grade: Jean Vested,
Vermeil Macemore and Hazel
Wagoner.
i /
EAGLE IS FEATURING
NEW TYPE OIL RANGE
The Eagle Furniture company
is now featuring a new type oil
range, built on the principle of a
wood or coal burning range, that
is said to be proving very sue- 1
cessful and satisfactory to cus
tomers who have bought them. 
In an advertisement in this is- .
Isue complete details 'are given, ,
; when include insulated body,
highly polished cast iron top.
streamline design, etc. The store
invites everyone to visit them and
inspect the now oil range.
|
Hypnotised
1 Cop: "What was the number of ]
that fellow's car?"
Second Cop: "I dont know; he
was going too fast. The girl he
had with him was good looking,
wasn't she?"
Cop: "Boy, 111 say she was."
Elkin's IT 1 ¥ \J r Superior
| Newest Eji a-u Am Sound
THEATRE
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; Thursday, March 23 (Today)—
"NAVY SECRETS"
With Fay Wray and Grant Withers
Plus: Jimmie Dorsey and Orchestra Admission 10c-25c
Friday-Saturday, Matinee and Night—
. JACK RANDALL In
"DRtfTING WESTOT^D"
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Both Days, Matinee and Night
L "lICHTYIAHAr *
burst an innertube with his lungs, bend iron bars with his
teeth, and many more feats of strength that will amaze.you!
Also featuring—
DORIS MAHAN
Champion Woman Wrestler
Serial - Comedy - Color Cartoon , Admission 10c-25c
Don't fail to see the "Mighty Mahan" pull a loaded auto
mobile with his teeth in front of the Elk Theatre at noon
Saturday! It's free! Car furnished through courtesy of
F-W Chevrolet Co.; innertube by-Pure Oil Service Station.
Monday-Tuesday, Matinee Monday—
PNB»t»B*IUWQQUtHWg-—Willi 111 Ml 111! Ml »
Selected Shorts Admission lUc-25c
Wednesday, Matinee and Night—
"ORPHANS OF THE STREET"
With Bob Livingston - Tommy Ryan jS
Kit Carson Serial - Shorts Admission 10c to AH
"■■ "'—
"Yes, My Darling Daughter," It's Coming
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