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Thursday. April 13. 1939 RONDA j Mrs. Helen Fewell, little Miss Janice Fewell Daron, and Misses Ezell Harding, Bill Lay, and Shir ley King, of Murray, Ky„ are spending some time with Miss Arlie Fewell here. Mr. and Mrs. George Keye and daughters, Marjorie and Claudia, and Mr. Jesse Lyon spent Sun day in Mount Airy with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Keye. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edwards and sons, Shelton and Dean Cau* dell, visited friends in Ronda Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hendrix were the Sunday guests of Mrs. Hendrix's parents in Winston- Salem. Miss Jennie Harris spent tne week-end at her home in Wilkes boro. " Mr. and Mrs. Jeter Hanes spent the week-end with Mrs. Hanes' parents in East Bend. Miss Arlie Fewell was the Sun day guest of Mr. and Mrs. Don Gilliam. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones and Miss Joyce Jones, of Greensboro, spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Bur dette and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bradley and little son, Jimmie, were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Burchette. Misses Lorraine Crater, Mary Jane Thorpe and Willye Mcßride, of A. 8. T. C., Boone, spent the week-end with their parents here. Mrs. J. H. Burchette and son, Jimmy, returned home Saturday after spending some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Mcßee, at Maiden. Mrs. Jennie Crouch and son, Malfis, of Mayodan, are spending some time here attending to bus iness matters. Friends of Mr. M. C. Jones will be glad to learn that he is able to return home after being in the Wilkes hospital with pneumonia. The W. M. U. df the Ronda Baptist church met with Mrs. J. T. Martin Thursday afternoon, with twelve members and four visitors present. After the pro gram delicious refreshments were ierved by the hostess. Junior-Senior Banquet Is Gala Event The junior class of Ronda high school entertained the seniors with a banquet in the Hotel Elkin Wednesday night, April 5, The class colors of purple and gold were used in decoration and Thank You! We wish to publicly express our Thanks to the following merchants and firms which so generously cooperated in making our GENERAL ELECTRIC COOKING SCHOOL such an outstanding success: Elite Beauty Shoppe The Basketeria Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Mary's Beauty Shoppe Modern Food Store Klondike Farm Lyric Theatre Abernethy's Bell Bread Elk Theatre Turner Drug Co. Pure Oil Service Sta. Bon-Ton Grill Lawrence Cleaners Duke Power Co. We also wish to thank the Housewives of this section for their attendance, and to ex press the wish that the Cooking School and General Electric Magic Kitchen proved of benefit to you all. JOMSHOLCOMB - SIGHOLCOMB Elkin Plumbing & Heating Co. General Electric Dealers Phone 254 Elkin, N. C. Easter was the theme. There were 78 present. All girls were beautifully dress ed in their evening gowns of many colors. All the boys of the class sang duets, quartets and choruses. All the songs were enjoyed. A nice prqgram was rendered by the juniors. The honor guests were the school board members and fac ulty. POPLAR SPRING Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hayes had as their guests this week-end Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hayes and little daughter. Of Big Stone Gap, Va., Mr. anrt Mr*. C. C. Hki'va »*iu family, of Mount Airy, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cass and little son, of Elkin. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Guyer had as their guest Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Bynum Golden and little son, Clark, and Mrs. Ella Isaacs, of Mountain Park. Miss Essie Hayes entertaihed a large number of friends at a de lightful party Saturday evening. The Poplar Sprongs baseball team defated the Yadkinville nine by a score of 5-2 Saturday afternoon. Those hitting homers for the Poplar Springs team were H. Green, Wood, W. Steele and F. Hinson. Other players played well. The Poplar Springs team will play North Elkin next Sat urday afternoon, there. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Mooney had as their guest Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mooney and Mr. Mooney's mother and sister, of High Point. Saturday night and Sunday morning will be the regular preaching time at Poplar Springs Baptist church. Everyone has a cordial invitation to attend each service. Rev. Prank Weatherman will preach at the Poplar Springs Baptist church Sunday night. Everyone is invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Laster and Mr. and Mrs. David Laster spent Sunday afternoon visiting in Mocksville. Mrs. Ellen Bates of Zephyr, is visiting friends and relatives in this community. Misses Guyer Entertain Misses Ella and Gertrude Guy er entertained a group of boys and girls at a delightful Easter egg hunt Sunday afternoon. The eggs were hidden in a large field and then the thirty-five guests were invited into the field to find THE ELKIN ™BUNE. EI KIN, NORTH CAROLINA Free Tickets to Lyric or Elk Theatres * There are more free theatre tickets at The Tribune office awaiting the three persons pictured above If they will call in person, each will be given two tickets, good for admission to either the Elk or Lyric theatre. Next week there will be six more free tickets to Elkin's two theatres, so watch for The Tribune photographer on the street Saturday. He'd just soon take your photograph as not— (Tribune Photo.) them. The one finding the lar gest number of eggs was present ed a prize. Paul Nance received the prize. After the eggs were found many games were enjoyed during the afternoon. COOL SPRINGS A large number of the Cool Springs folks visited former friends and neighbors in other communities Sunday; however, we still showed a gain of one over the previous Sunday, at Sunday school. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jolly vis ited Mr. Jolly's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Jolly, of Taylorsvllle, Sunday. Mr. Lee West of Yadkin, spent the week-end here the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Burton. Miss Maxine Holbrook of Win ston-Salem, spent Easter here the ■?uest of Mr. and Mrs. O .P. Hol brook. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pettyjohn of Winston-Salem, were the guests af Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Pettyjohn for the week-end. Miss Lillian Tucker and Mr. Alger Wall, Miss Raye Harris and brother, Olen, visited friends and relatives in Salisbury Sunday. "Uncle Charlie Carter" and Worth Newman have returned from the Statesville hospital, and are doing very well. Both are able to have friends visit with them now. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mathis and family of Durham, spent Easter l REFRIGERATOR M°-—* p Httco f | In over n-million American O M-i ilf B Il' li J I homes, the name Philco is an g 1 L}J \ 'kj m iMIJ Aj A I assurance of dependability and satisfaction. 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Johnny Luffman, Mr. Er nest Wall and Martin Luffman of Little Elkin, were visitors with us Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Benge and children, Carl and Carol, and Miss Bessie Benger were visitors here Sunday for the preaching hour, and spent the afternoon the guests of former neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Harris. Gordon Crow Dies Friday Morning Isaac Gordon Crow, 33. of Hamptonville, died early Friday morning at a StatesvUle hospital after a few weeks illness with a brain tumor. He was a native Jf Goldsboro but had made his home In Yadkin county for sev eral years. He was a member of High Point M. E. church. Survivors include the widow, who was before marriage Miss Versie Jacks, three small sons, his n>otvx« r Mrs. uvw, ana one | brother, Ray Crow, both of New Orleans; one sister, Mrs. Wright Lynch, of Wilmington, also sur vives. An uncle. Rev. G. W. Ed gerton, resides in Yadkinville. The funeral was conducted at Flat Rock Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 2:30, with the pas tor, Rev. R. L. Wpst, in charge. The body lay In state one hour before the funeral. Burial was in the church cemetery. Greatest Accomplishment Teacher: "Johnny, what do you consider the greatest accom plishment of the ancient Roro lans?" Johnny: "Speaking Latin." Mattie Mae Powell NOTARY PUBLIC Bnildinr tt Loan Office Main Street Some people need automatic "redoocers" so that they will not have to go to the trouble of eat ing so little. PLAN You can achieve any goal you wish if you follow a systematic plan. Haphaz ard methods of budgeting will waste your money and frnntvo+o oil y«« r i-"*I ambitions. We will be glad to advise concerning fi nancial problems. THE BANK OF ELKIN B. C. LeweDyn, Pres. Garland Johnson, Vlee-Prea. Franklin Folger, Cashier
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