NBAS FROM THE The students of Dobson high school held their junior-senior banquet last Wednesday evening in the Woman's club house un der the supervision of Mrs. W. E. Hancock. The menu was pre pared by Mrs. Prank Freeman, home economics teacher. Covers were laid for 120. The tables were very attractively 'arranged in the Easter motif, green, yellow and purple predominating in ev ery Retail. Large bowls of jon quils, narcissi and hyacinths, un der the glow of green and yellow candles centered each table, and spring flowers and Easter decora tions made a pretty setting throughout the club room. The program was as follows: Invocation, Joe B. Cox; welcome, Gilmer Dockery; response, Leslie Make Your Garden The Land of Plenty With WOOD'S Seed A Complete Garden for 65c. Regular Value 10c. 1 Package Each Postpaid, of BBIMMEB TOMATO WOOD'S EABLY WONDEK BEST GOLDEN ACBE CABBAGE WOOD'S SCARLET INTERMEDI ATE CABBOT CAROLINA HEADEB COLLARS WOOD'S CABBAOB LETTUCE CALIFORNIA WONDXB FEPPXB EXTBA BABLT SOAXLBS GLOBE BADISM Wood's Catalog Pre# Order your Garden Supplies from ~~ B *■ AH purpose auto- H ifr frXft # •■•P* ■ matie even with % ■/ kV WM 2 * Three new Sdect-a --' ) - ggflg Heat easy-clean Calrod r o«%. Its with S measured I Cooker, ■d. place top HH stain-resistant enameL 8. All porcalala en- Tha Beaut,ful new ARISTOCRAT MODEL am «| | M | d . snd out. WHAT Mealuled Jleat DOES FOR YOU HOTPOINT-S NEW U 1 Simplifies cooking. Makes fair cooks good CALROD IS FASTER, I and good cooks better. MORE EFFICIENT, •'■" , »-™-CLMH I S Ends guesswork. Assures perfect resulta THAN EVER every time. ON REDDY'S EASY TERMS; f * lO FOR lL *3 C*SH YOUR OLD J STOVE >|t 1 P 24 MONTHS TO PAY POWER COMPANY 430 South Church St Phono 4112 Cloth Expert jA Aflv \ ; ;: m m mm m George W. Pelkie, cloth fin isher of the Chatham Manu facturing Company, who is now making Elkin his ho::ie. Mr. Pelkie recently joined the Chat ham company, coming from one of the largest woolen cloth factories in New England.— (Photo by C. C. Poindeiter.) Myers; guest, Mae Brindle; re spozise, Mr. C. M. FoiTest; ath letics, Qanell White; response, John Blue; music, Mrs. Rebecca Little; introduction of speaker, Gilmer Dockery; address, Mr. J. T. Threatte; remarks, Supt. J. W. Comer; contests, group; song, group. The "White Easter" was rather trying on new spring Easter togs. Dobson is blanketed in a 5-inch snow. John Lewellyn and Henry Hampton attended the dedication of Blue's Chapel church Sunday. Mrs. Prank Freeman was host ess to No. 2 circle of the Meth odist Missionary Society last Tuesday evening. Mrs. Elizabeth Bolick was lead er of the program, assisted by Miss Emma Comer, Mrs. J. W. Crawford and Mrs. Wendell Stone. Miss Jennie Martin sang "Into the Woods." After the business meeting, Mrs. Freeman served tempting refreshments. Mrs. Ralph McClamrock was | taken to the Elkin hospital Wed- THE FST KTN TOTWNfc. W KTN VOPTH r * rx> » nesday, having suffered a slight stroke. Her condition is right much improved. Rev. R. McClamrock held an Easter service at the Methodist church Sunday morning. Joe and Ed Comer, students at Louisburg College, spent Easter at their home here. Mrs. Joe Hobson, of Boonville, spent Tuesday in Dobson with friends. The Bassett, Va., Evangelistic club held a service here in Dob son Sunday afternoon. • Mr. snd Mrs. W. H. McNeil, of Carthage, spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Norman. Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Rogers, Ivey Gray Rogers and Mrs. Mary Fol ger spent the Easter season at Se mora with Mr. Rogers' parents. Mrs. A. P. Cobb entertained her contract club. Friday evening. Af ter several progressions, Miss Em ma Comer won the high score prize and Mrs. C. G. Comer won runner-up prize. Mrs. Cobb serv ed refreshments typical of the season. Mr. and Mrs. Foy Blaylock and children, of Cary, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Engle, of Ronda, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Coalson. Mr. Bausie Marion and Mrs. Emma Mock attended a Welfare conference at Lenoir Friday. Miss Julia Comer, of Fayette ville, spent Easter in Dobson. The Baptist Missionary Society met Thursday evening with Mrs. W GOODNESS! THE New Rinso Washes TYPE SOAPS I'VE USED - ■■W ■■ ■■■■■WW ■■ U%9IIVV • ' Extra-dirty Clothes ■, Snowgr White \\ 1\ \ m GMNT SIZE large size regular size ...AND STOCK UP ON THESE OTHER FAMILY FAVORITES u»wl~ LUX LIFEBUOY I SPRY 3-ir "Fir 553Jy BASKETERIA F - A - BRENDIE "«■£?" I J-»- BRENDLE Phones 230-213 &SON i'S 2 GROCERY Pl ti „ TV r Phone 117 No. 1 Phone 230 Highway No. 21 CilKin, PI.U No 2 Phone 225 Elkin, N. C. E lki n , N. C. Elkin > N - c - EAST ELKIN CASH & CARRY BASKETERIA R. C. PARDUE GROCERY STORES NUMBER 2 I Highway 26 I • * Phone 293 Phone 107 pl, one 105 Phone 186-R Elkin, N.C. Jonesville, N. C. Jonesviile, N. C. Arlington, N. C. » " ' ._ • ' > i ■ • W. L. Reece. The meeting open ed with a song, "Faith of Our Fathers." The devotional was given by Mrs. Emma Mock, after which the song "America," sung. Miss Beatrice Holbrook was program leader, the topic of which was "Steadfast in the Homeland." Miss Holbrook in troduced the subject with a splendid talk on "Early Witness in the Homeland." Mrs. DeWitt Sparger and Mrs. John Lewellyn contributed to the program. Mrs. Fowler gave a lengthy personal service report. After a business meeting, refreshments were serv ed, with suggestions of Easter. Mr. Paul Young spent Easter Sunday with his brother, Mrs. Oliver Young, at the Kenlin ho tel. HAMPTONVILLE Rev. McParlin will preach at Hunting Creek Friends . church next Sunday, March 31, at 11 o'clock. Rev. Grady White filled his regular appointment at Flat Rock Sunday night. He will preach again Sunday at 11:00 o'clock. Misses Grace Cranfill, DeEtte Proctor and Florence Mason spent Saturday with friends in High Point. Miss Fannie Hudspeth visited Misses Mary and Audrey Steel- man, of Yadkinville, Sunday af ternoon. Miss Carrie Hollers, of Boone, visited Miss Faye Hoots Sunday. I Miss Charlotte Myers spent the week-end with relatives near Hamptonville. The singing, at West Yadkin Sunday was enjoyed xby a large number of people. Mrs. Paul Proctor and little daughter. Lola Jean, spent the week-end at Winston-Salem. The junior-senior banquet of West Yadkin high school was held at the Reynolds Grill in Winston-Salem Saturday even ing, March 16. Mr. Elihu Sloan, of Salem Col lege, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sloan. A 2,155 pound bull was sold at public auction in Waynesboro last week for 7 cents the pound. We Have Everything FOR THE LAWN Bone Meal, Cotton Meal, Lawn Fertilizer, Lime, Shady Spot Grass Seed, Evergreen Lawn Grass, Kentucky Blue Grass, Lawn Mixture. F. A. BRENDLE & SON Elk in, N. C. Greyhound rates average lew than __ one-third the cost of driving WW Sample One Way Furs HT fTI GREENSBORO *1.25 WA «% CHARLESTON. 6. G-... LM ■A WINSTON-SALEM M mm « «%CL H RALEIGH 2.9# |VB W ASHEVILLE ~.. 2.5# JM | fV« " W CHARLOTTE LiS V~~ — ~ g Tl>iii RICHMOND, 5.5« WASHINGTON, D. C... 4.U Big EXTRA Savings on ■ J#4 g| GREYHOUND TERMINAL ■rll «.-*!»» OflCe ■ * Market and Bridge % Say Holsum Thursday. March 28. 1940

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