NBNS FROM THE
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The Dobson Woman's club met
in the club house last Thursday
evening. Mrs. J. W. Comer pre
sided. After opening with the
club song, the Collect was re
peated in unison. Reports were
given and other business trans
acted, after which Mrs. Comer
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stated the subject of the even
ing's program, which was under
the supervision of Miss Elizabeth
Norman, chairman of the month,
"American Homes."
Miss Norman introduced first
Mr. Martin, interior decorator
from the Furniture and Home
Decorating Store of Morris-
Early in Winston-Satem. Mr.-
Martin spoke most interestingly
op "Interior Decorating," exhib
iting fabrics, rugs and material
essential for better homes. Mr.
Harold Early was also present
and spoke briefly.
Rev. Mr. Duncan, pastor of the
Elkin Methodist church, was next
presented by Mrs. Rebecca Little.
Mr. Duncan spoke on the great
importance of "Religious Train
ing in the Home." His tall' was
wisely to the point and well re
ceived by the club audience.
Miss Edythe Reece sang "A
Brown Bird Singing," by Barrie,
accompanied by Mrs. Grady
Cooper. The attendance prize
was won by Mrs. W. E. Reid.
After the program refresh
ments consisting of a salad course
and sandwiches, with hot tea,
were served by the following
committee: Miss Elizabeth Nor
man, chairman, Mrs. P. G. Bo
lick, Mrs. Edwin Reid, Mrs.
Prank Freeman, Mrs. W. M.
Jackson, Mrs. Metta Nance, Mrs.
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This Week's Winners of Free Theatre Tickets
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By virtue of having their pictures made by The Tribune candid cameraman, the three people
pictured above have two free theatre tickets each awaiting them at The Tribune office if they will
kindly call in person. These tickets are good for admission to both of Elkin's modern movie houses,
the Lyric and the Elk. Next week there will be more pictures good for free tickets. Watch for them.
Rosa Booker and Miss Elizabeth
Booker.
Mrs. J. W. Crawford and chil
dren spent the week-end in Char
lotte with her parents.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bolick was host
ess to her Contract club and one
table of visitors Friday evening.
High score prize was won by Miss
Emma Comer and visitor's prize
by Mrs. J. W. Comer.
Mrs. Bolick served a salad
course with tea.
Mrs. W. W. Lovill and Mr. and
Mrs. Will Lovill, Mt. Airy, Route
6, visited Mrs. Emma Hampton
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. P. P. "Riggs spent last
week-end in Charlotte with her
sister, Mrs. Sam Knowles.
Mrs. J. W. Crawford entertain
ed the Woman's Club Council
last Monday evening, terminating
with a dainty plate of delicious
refreshments, with souvenirs of
individual bouquets qf varied col
ors in jellied candies, attractive
ly arranged.
Mr. Risden Reece, of Winston
j Salem, was a visitor in the Reece
home Sunday afternoon.
The small daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Sprinkle, near Dob
son, was brought to her home
last week after having been a pa
tient in the Elkin hospital for
several days.
Rev. Ralph McClamrock filled
his appointment at the Meth
odist church Sunday evening.
Mr. arid Mrs. J. T. Threatte
and Miss Betty June Threatte
left Friday for Bennettsville, S.
C., to visit relatives. Mr. Threatte
and Betty June returned Sunday.
Mrs. Threatte will remain for a
visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Brasington.
Atty. W. L. Reece and Henry
Hampton spent Wednesday in
Elkin on legal business.
Miss Kathryn Folger, of Reids
ville, spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F.
Folger.
Atty. Claud Woltz, of Bessemer
City, is spending a few days in
Dobson with Mr. and Mrs. Brady
Norman and relatives. "
Miss Hashagen, Child Welfare
consultant, of Raleigh, spent Fri
day and Saturday in Dobson.
Miss Jennie Martin, of the Dob
son school faculty, returned
Wednesday from Statesville after
spending a few days with her
father who was seriously ill.
Mr. Joe B. Cox spent the week
end at Mouth of Wilson, Va.,
with his home people.
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Vestal, of
New Haven, Conn., were visitors
Wednesday in the home of Dr.
Vestal's uncle, Mr. W. L. Reece.
They were en route to Pinehurst
and Southern Pines, in search of
a warmer clime. They also spent
a few days in Yadkinville with
Dr. Vestal's sister, Mrs. Sidney F.
Jones.
Miss Ruth Dixon, physical ed
ucation teacher of D. H. S., spent
last week-end at her home at
Rocky Mount.
Miss Beatrice Holbrook, teach
er of French, accompanied by
Miss Alice Dixon, of Elkin, at
tended a meeting of the North
Carolina Chapter of the Ameri
can Association of Teachers of
French, in Lenoir Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Margaret Sparger and
Miss Francis Gillespie attended
the B. T. U. convention at North
Wilkesboro Friday and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sparger, of
Mt. Airy, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jann Richards Sunday.
Changing Fashion
Wimpus—lsn't it odd how the
fashions change so often?
Bjom Probably trying to
elude some of the people who are
trying to keep up with them.
Dr. Chas. W. Moseley
of Greensboro, N. C., stomach
specilalist, will be at tbe office of
Dr. E. M. Hutchens in North
Wilkesboro on Mondays only,
until further notice, to conduct a
clinic. tfc
FUNERAL RITES HELD
FOR SURRY CO. WOMAN
Funeral services were held
Thursday for Mrs. Eliza Jane
Bullin, 79, a resdient of the Dob
son community. Mrs. Bullin
passed away Tuesday following a
long illness. The services were
held at Siloam Baptist church,
and were in charge of Rev. Wil
liam Crissman.
Mrs. Bullin was the wife of a
Surry county Confederate vet
eran and a daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Lite Atkins. She
was a member of the Methodist
church.
Survivors are four sons, Enoch
Bullin, of East Bend; Saul Bul
lin, of Elkin; Ed Bullin, of Boon
ville, and Harvey Bullin, of Dob
son; two daughters, Mrs. Frank
Potts, of Mount Airy, and Mrs.
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Thursday, April 18. 1940
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