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Many Are On Honor At Traphill The following is the honor roll for the second month of Traphill high school: First grade—R. U. Billings, Don Billings, Myrtle Caudle, Jo Anne Holbrook, Beatrice Holsclaw, Har old Lyon, Joe Lyon, Vera Mae Prevette, Paul Triplette. Second grade Billy Absher, James Billings, J. W. Bryan, Hadley Cothren, Marie Ingool, Annie Lee Luffman, Lugenia Ray, Buddy Smith, Boyce Wiles. Fourth grade Peggy Lou Brown, Grady Gambill. Fifth grade —Boyd Blackburn, Rita Prevette, Elaine Speaks. Sixth grade—John A. Absher, Glenn Brown, Tommy Sherman Bryan, Nell Holbrook, Greta Swaringen. Seventh grade—Ruth Bauguess, Ruth Joines, Mary Livingston,, pTI U 60 TOTHI JHOW \ WtTN YOU.'CAUSE SISTER'S^ DOWN VHTH FLU AND MOM'S GONE TO EfeMCY a P^" CR PT^^ Fever Thermometers . SI.OO Rubbing Alcohol, Pt 13c Electric Heating Pads $1.79 to $2.69 SAVE PLENTY On These Big Values Salad Dressing, Qt 20c Esskay Lard, 4 lbs 39c Premium Crackers, lb 16c Ritz, lb 19c Bisquick, 2 1 /? lb. Box 30c 2 GLASS BOWLS FREE . Fancy Apples, pk 20c Extra Large Grapefruit, 7 for . .25c Soap Specials! Palmolive Soap, 3 for 17c Concentrated Super Suds, lg. box 25c 1 SMALL BOX FREE Super Suds In the Red Box 3 for 25c Octagon Soap, Giant Size, 7 for 27c Octagon Powder, 7 for 27c Octagon Toilet Soap, 6 for 25c Octagon Cleanser, 7 for 27c Octagon Granulated Soap Chips, 3 for .. 25c Modern Food Store Phone 89-309 We Deliver James Livingston, Arthur New man. Eighth grade—Kathleen Adams, Samantha Lyon, Claude Sidden, Rosa Lee Triplette, Pay Warfen. Ninth grade Luzetta Ander son, Dollie Adams, Helen Billings, Fannie Bowel's, Mary Lee Bau guess, Beatrice Castevens, Violet Carter, Lizzie Couch, Emma Har ris, Janie Hayes, Olene Holcomb, Mabel Sidden, Ruth Spicer, Myr tle Spicer, Reba Wiles. Tenth grade Mae Alexander, Melba Billings, Oakie Lee Billings, Lois Carter, Rosa Cleary, Paye Holcomb, Walter Holcomb, Maude Johnson, Metta Joines, Roxie May berry, Iva Grace Pruitt, Disa Reynolds, Oravella Sparks, Melba Waddell, Mattie Jane Warren. Eleventh grade—Dwight Black burn, Sallie Bauguess, Olene Coo per, Annie Lou Collins, Sallie Gil liam, Mary Bell McGrady, Kermit Spicer, Nina Yale. JURORS FOR NEXT COURT SELECTED The Surry county board of commissioners, meeting in Dob son Monday, disposed of routine business and Selected jurors to serve during the criminal session of superior court, which convens in December. The jury list fol lows: Elkin —Bob Douglas, M. R. Mas tin, H. G. Billings, John Evans, and James Burcham; State Road erson, J. Adams, and M. M. —W. F. Cockerham, W. M. Dick- Adams; Mountain Park —J. A. Spaugh, D. E. Burch, Rufus W. Sprinkle, Will R. Stanley, I. O. Wallace; Mount Airy—Posie L. Gordon, C. A. Swanson, C. R. Haynes, Jesse L. Goins, J. C. Hill, R. F. Balls, U. R. Gordon, I. V. Hampton, S. S. Lambert, J. W. Beamer, Casby Doley, Lindsey Holcomb, A. Barker; Pilot Moun tain —Alton Grannitt; Low Gap— Ezra Lowe; Siloam— H. N. Tay lor, H. Tom Shore; Dobson —W. G. Coleman. PASTORS ARE MEETING HERE AT M. E. CHURCH Pastors of the 32 charges of the newly-formed Elkin district of the Methodist church, together with district stewards and lay leaders will meet here today for an all-day session. The visiting churchmen will be entertained by the local church at a luncheon at Hotel Elkin at one o'clock. Rev. J. S. Hiatt, district super intendent, will be in charge of the meeting, which will be held at the Methodist church. THE ELKIN TRIBUNE, EL KIN, NORTH CAROLINA 93 Years Old ,7# - •" ' r mm; ''W* y ' Jb rrJ* Pictured above Is Mrs. Sarah Jane Mcßride, of Traphill, who recently celebrated her 93rd birthday with a family dinner which was attended by approx imately 200 relatives and friends. WITH THE SICK The following patients have been admitted to the local hospi tal during the past week: Mary Etta Oilley. Clifton; Jay Duncan, Sparta; Charles Pen nington, Jr., Pig; Bill Pardue, Elkin; Marvin Martin, State Road; Julius Reece, Jonesvilie; Vinnie Lee Davis, Jonesvilie; Mrs. Kathleen Hanes, State Road; Bettie Folger, Dobson; Mrs. Ver gie Melton, Elkin; Eloise Tucker, Elkin; Mrs. Hugh Parks, Elkin, Wavell Jenkins, Jonesvilie; Jacob Branch, Mount Airy; Mrs. Sybil Wagoner, State Road; Mrs. Rob ert Transou, Elkin; Edith Moore, Elkin; Vonson Layell, State Road; Joe D. Dobson, Elkin; Mrs. Mo zelle Boyd, Elkin; Aileen John son, Elkin; Mrs. J. S. Hiatt, Elk in; Jennie Hines, Sparta; Oscar Reece, Jonesvilie; Hilary Benge, Ronda; J. M. Smith, Jonesvilie; David Wooten, East Bend; Jog Coe, Rockford. Patients dismissed during the week were; Minnie Chatham, Elkin; Thomas Ray McConnell, Franklin; Mrs. Mae Wood, Elkin; Marie Webster, Elkin; Archie Jap Cook, Mt. Airy; Lucius L. Hobbs, Mooresville; Nathaniel Coe, Yad kinville; Mrs. Thomas Harris, Jr., Elkin; Clay Masten, Ronda; Ka leb Eads, Siloam; Mrs. Bonnie Hemric, State Road; Dorothy McHargue, Jonesvilie; Graford Pardue, Yadkinville; Mrs. Mary B. Wall, Elkin; Barbara Cheek, State Road; Glenn Walters, Ron da; J. Sanford Chilton, Ararat; S. A. Masten, Elkin; Abe Mayes, State Road; Marvin Martin, State Road; Vinnie Lee Davis, Jones vilie; Mrs. Hugh Parks, Elkin; Edith Moore, Dobson. LOCAL LIBRARY HOURS HAVE BEEN CHANGED Effective Monday of this week, hours at the local library will be from 11 a.m. until 12 o'clock noon, and from one until five o'clock p.m., according to an an nouncement by Miss Virginia Price, librarian. It has also been announced that the additional room in the building housing the library has been rented and converted into a reading room. The new library board, appoint ed by the Woman's Club, is Mrs. Paul Gwyn, chairman, Mrs. Errol Hayes, Mrs. P. M. Greene and Mrs. Franklin Polger. • Donations to the library in re cent weeks have been made by Mrs. Gavin Dortch, Mrs. P. M. Greene, Mrs. W. W, Whitaker, Mrs. W. R. Welborn, Linville Hen dren, Miss Bettie Allen, Duke Power company, Hayes & Speas, Chatham Manufacturing company and Paul Gwyn. INFANTILE PARALYSIS CASE IS REPORTED One case of poliomyelitis, in fantile paralysis, has developed in Fall Creek township, Yadkin county, according to a statement by Dr. J. Roy Hege, county health officer. Dr. Hege said that every pre caution is being taken to prevent the spread of the disease. The family has been quarantined and persons who have had contact with the diseased person or his family are being held out of school and public gatherings un til it has been safely determined that they are not carrying the germs, Dr. Hege said. The polio sufferer is James i Matthews, about 20 years old. It is the second time polio has developed in the same family. Dr. Hege said, but added that there was no indication of any con nection between the two cases, as the first case developed several | years ago. Sunday School Convention Held November 12 An interdenominational Young People's Sunday school conven tion will be held Sunday, Novem ber 12, with Pine Hill Friends church. The meeting will con vene at 2:30 in the afternoon, with the president. A. F. Graham, principal of the Copeland school, presiding. The topic for the program is "Conquering Evils." Those sche duled to appear on the program are: Ruth Morris, Norma Lee and Estelle Ring, Moir Whitaker, Ha zel Key, Ivanson Shinault, Ralph James and Kathleen Snow, Peggy Wood, Mae Ola Patterson, Vir ginia Ring, Gladys Smith, Erline Hunter, Rachel Hancock, Nancy Lee Miller, Annie Lee Burrus, Julian Taylor, Dewey Scott and George Briggs. Special music will be furnished by various young people taking part in the program and group singing will also be a feature of the program. While the program is primarily for young people, a cordial in vitation is extended the public to attend. It might amaze you to see a picture of 'Yourself, taken, say twenty years ago. i i SELECT SCEPTRE FOR MODERN SIMPLICITY IN CRYSTAL For you who prefer the sheer, transparent gleam of clearest crystal, Fostoria has designed Sceptre. Here, indeed, is stem ware so beautifully pro portioned that it needs no elaboration. A thin-blown bowl of perfect symmetry, a spar kling rosette, a slender fluted stem unite to achieve table gems of aristocratic charm. To you, to your guests; Sceptre repeats: "There'i nothing finer than Fostoria." Its visible, uncompromising quality is achieved by master craftsmen who for 50 years have been making America's Finest Glassware. Nevertheless, Sceptre and innumerable other crystal treas ures are surprisingly inexpensive. Come in now to discover our brilliant Foetoria displays. • - 4, FOR *|o© REGULARLY $2.50 4 DANISH PRINCESS 5 O'CLOCK TEA SPOONS This extra-special offer is made for a limited time only. For tea, of course...also ideal for fruits, ices, puddinys and other desserts. fIQLMES t EDWARDS S I LVERPLATE W. M. WALL JEWELER Phone 56 - Elkin, N. C. NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND By virtue of the authority vest ed in a certain deed of trust ex ecuted to the undersigned trustee by D. O. Totten and wife, Katie Totten, dated February 20, 1928, and recorded in Book 103, Page 77, in the office of the Register of Deeds of Surry County, N. C., de fault having been made in pay ment of the notes therein secur ed, at the request of the holder of said notes, I will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for With CHRISTMAS Coming FAST It's Time to Select a Beautiful Elgin, Bulova or Gruen Watch FROM W. H. WALL, JEWELER £ Choice Gruen models each a masterpiece of Gruen crafts- jjggQr Wr manship—each with the famous Gruen movement for >^ooloo**^ Of These precision accuracy! They are priced from #24.75 to VERI-THIN FETiTI... #250; with precious stones, up to #2500. Come in Y.llow or white gold filled Famous today —wear a Gruen —be in style and on time! case, 15 jeweli . $29.75 'Si .CO WEEKLY ifWfcss zt «•*» «•« «-> -•» *• **** —• "*-* ment .... 533.75 ment .... $42.50 Guildite back, I b jeweli. $29.75 Precision movement . . $39.78 0r Use SI.OO PER WEEK I Lay-Away It's easy to be the proud owner CATHSRJNE $*)A75 of a famous W 'l7 Jtw iijg^ Gruen. Bulova |f* ;p white 11 gifts °thls SPOODDISS of TIME ("IVSI Christmas on the '7 J*w»u . , . . vv same terms! Or • ' if you prefer, • Tyo^rdX sl-00 Per Week SI.OO Per Week '' Gift " CHELSEA .. . ne- GRUEN VER wof . fIC «"» «-• Gundit ' Y «"~ 9oid «n.r«... Guild*. bed. .7 jfcjjj-Hz W aicnes b«ck, 15 jewel. $24.75 jeweli $29.75 ment $42.50 Now! SI.OO PER WEEK 374S— iS-yette/, smartly Jathioned $33.75 gold filled cat* .' ...... $29.71 I CAMPUS .. .n |.w*l gruen. «oM \j|/ cision movement »93.7» jw»d ea.e. G«M». bed »»•?» SI.OO Per Week SI.OO Per Week SI.OO Per Week We Me WALL Phone 56 . Elkin, N. C. cash in front of the Post Office, Elkin, N. C.. on Friday, Decem ber 8, 1939, at II A. M., the fol lowing described real estate, to wit: One lot situated on the South side of West Main Street, adjoin ing J. R. Poindexter's, Mrs. Lula Weir's beginning at Poindexter's oorner and running with Mrfln Street 70 feet to a street and be ing the same width 106 feet to Mrs. Weir's line. This sale made subject to the i Thursday, November 9, 1939 deed of trust of the Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co. and all other prior liens. This the Bth day of November, 1939. EARL C. JAMES. 11-30 Trustee No Consumer Now Government Agent We are taking a census of ultimate con sumers. Are you one? Victim—l used to be, but now I go without.
The Elkin Tribune (Elkin, N.C.)
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