JULY 15. 1937
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W SjB BR 9 I HadP^ A. Hut to the First
9^& . ^9 Twenty-five Lndics
? J JLm. THURSDAY
MORNING
clearance Sale
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ATtfGS . . . READY-TO-WEAR . . . MILLINERY
fcSa'? WEAR .. . PIECE GOODS . .. PRICED
^CKLY
tilalf and More
oat Drastic Reductions
COTTON DRESSES REDUCED
Nelly Don and Georgianna Styles Included
' Linens, sheers, voiles, piques, pints and solid colors, pastels
and white
Regular price $1.98, now . . Si.00
m
Regular price $1.98, now .
$1.49
^ Regular price, $2.98, now .
$1.98
' Regular price $3.95, now .
$2.95
8 I |
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. uouon uresses special
One big group fast color prints, especially priced for
July Clearance . . . $1.00 values
48c
'a
11 '
SWEATERS GREATLY REDUCED . . .
> Light weight woolens?white and pastel shades?
Regular price $1.98, now . .
$1.39
BLOUSES REDUCED . . .
Linens anH nrcrar?Hi*?c r?nc+e?l on/4 A or)' ?u :x_
? cxxxv* uain ouauca, clldU WI111C.
sizes 32 to 42
Regular price $1.98, now . .
$1.39
SKIRTS REDUCED...
' s Entire stock on sale?Light weight flannels, colorful plaids,
f;J; light and dark shades. Sizes 26 to 32
Regular price $1.98, now . .
$1.39 |
-c C?-i AO
Regular price $2.98, now
(Entire Stock Slacks and Tennis Suits
Reduced . . . All New Styles
$1.00 Values $1.98 Values $2.98 Values
Now Now Now
79c $1,49 $1,98
jbes Reduced for Quick Clearance
tup I WHITE SHOES . ..
0 I Oxfords . . . Ties . . . Sandals All tho cmaT-io-i
tf-4 ^ Summer styles
1 f| A L $3.98 Values
$2.98
* ' NATURAL POISE
i $2.98 WHITE SHOES ...
a. - Oxfords, Pumps and Straps . . . From our finest collection
{Pumps ... of better Shoes
i blue and $4.95 Values
" $3.50
TJRS\ Inc.
7 DEPARTMENT
WATAUGA DEMOCRAT?EVERY THURSDAY?BOONE, N. C.
S RSI 6BS RS& iBBS SS P65i BBS eSS S3 iSS S
MILLINERY J |
Reduced ^ g
Straws . . . Felts . . . New shapes . . . All head sizes. SJ
Pastel colors . . . Dark colors . . . and white. 0
Values Values Values n
to $1.98 to $2.98 to $3.98 8
Now Now Now
48c 97c S1.49 !
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SUMMER BAGS SUMMER GLOVES 8
Priced to Clear Newest styles ^
$1.00 Values $1.98 Values $1.00 Values $1.98 Values
69c $1.39 69c $1.39 1
Underwear j
Greatly Reduced |
SEAM-PROOF SLIPS j SLIPS \
Satin and non-run silk crepe, Tailored and lace trimmed.
Tailored and lace trimmed White only
$1.98 Value $1.39 Value
$1.39 97c
"TOM GIRL" KOOLIE BATISTE GOWNS
PAJAMAS I Smart new styles, colorfu |
Colorful dimities and batiste prints on light grounds
$ 1,98Values 97c Value
$1.49 74c
GOWNos* 2;PIECE ?zzzoz?
PAJAMAS _ .
Voile and broadcloth. EspecialSilk
crepe, lac trimmed and , , , , ,
tailored styles ^ Prlced for clulck clearance
$2.98 Values Values to $1.29
$1.98 97c
Piece Goods Reduced
Cotton Laces, Shantungs and Powder Puff Muslin, Batiste,
Piques. 24c value, vard Dimities, etc. Values to 29c.
vi ch Yard?
12e 19c
Batiste and Dimities ... 9c Silks, Prints and Solid Colors,
value. Yard 69c value. Yard
14c 48c
Silke Crepe, pastel colors, 49c Silk CrePe. and Georgette. 97c
and 59c values. Yard value. Yard
39c 69c
?????????????? 56-inch Woolens Reduced
v^viluh i-?ac-e anc r^yeieis lvia- y/c $1.49 5198
terials. Values to 79c. Yard Now Now Now
39c 69c 98c $1.39
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| LOCAL AFFAIRS
I j Prof. J. A. Williams, of the collage
j faculty, left Friday for Boston. Mass.
j where he will spend several weeks.
! Airs. Robert Jlatley. of Shulls
| Mills. gathered the first tomatoes
| from her garden o:i the eighth o?
j July.
Mrs Jennie Jenkins of Bristol, is
I a visitor at. the home of her parents,
I Mr. and Mrs. John C. Smith, at
I Vilas.
j j Mr. and Mrs. Smith Hagaman and
I j children of Winston-Salem, are
j. spending a weeks' vacation in the
j j community and county.
in oyuiu; iueauay, ajliss
I! Florence Glenn, of Sugar Grove, to
11 Mr. Gordon Moody, of Reese. Rev. E.
| J C. Hodges performing the ceremony.
I j Roy B. Greene left Sunday for
| Greensboro, where he has a position
' with the W. H. Fisher- company, of
that city
Miss Katherine Harwell of the
ccliege art department, spent the
week-end with Miss Kleta Black in
! Charlotte.
j Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gragg Mljiei
J have return*^ from their bridal trip
I and are at home in their apartment
in the L?. T. Tatuni home in Daniel
Boone Park.
j Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R. Newtor
spent tiie week-end in Boone at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gragg
Mrs. Newton will be remembered a^
the former Miss Alma Burns, whe
was a recent student at Appalachiar
College.
Mr. Lon W. Church, of Herrin, 111.
has been spending a week visiting
j with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. M
j Church at Mabel. He was aecom
] j panied by a sister-in-law, Miss Be
XCU1.
| Mrs. Bina Manderfeld, of Los Angeles,
has arrived in town and will
spend the remainder of the summei
at the home of Mrs. Cora Council!
Mrs. Manderfeld is the daughter ol
; the late Judge L. L. Greene of this
j city.
I Miss Laura Pennell, of Winston;
Salem, is visiting in the home of Mr
[and Mrs. E. G Farthing. Miss PenI
nell is a si3ter of Mrs. Farthing She
I will remain in Boone for the second
jit.erni of summer school at the col
jtege.
I Mrs. Itecce Arlcdge, of Mil
J Springs, spent the past week-eni
I!i.vith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T
J Len Cooke. She was accompaniei
j home by her niece, little Miss Mii
I tired Tunned.
' j The regular July meeting of thi
11 Fidelia class of the Baptist Sundai
I school will be held Friday cecum;
j instead of Thursday, as previous!;
I' announced, at the home of Mrs. VY
I j Mi. Grubbs. Please note change a
1 I every member is invited to be pres
[jlcnt.
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THEATRE
BOONE, N. C.
"PLACE OF GOOD SHOWS"
i j Program for Week
JULY 19 TO 24
MONDAY, JULY 19
I "WHITE BONDAGE"
with
Jean Muir & Gordon Oliver
I TUESDAY, JULY 'JO
"JIM HANVEY,
j DETECTIVE"
with
Guy Kibbee & Tom Brown
i WEDNESDAY, JULY 21st
"THE MAN WHO
COULD WORK
"MIRACLES"
with
Roland Young and
Joan Gardner
THURSDAY, JULY 22
"SHALL WE DANCE"
with
Fred Astatre anil
Ginger Rogers
FRIDAY', JULY 2S
'SING AND BE HAPPY'
with
Anthony Martin and
B n:? ;? nnnho.
mm LT1AIV7 UUHIUl
SATURDAY, JULY 24
RIDE RANGER, RIDE'
with
Gene Autry and
Smiley Kurnette
OWL SHOW Saturday Night
Beginning at 10:30
"LET'S GET MARRIED"
with
Ralph Bellamy and
Ida Iaipino
I Special Bargain
Matinee, 10c, 15c
Night Shows, 10c and 25c.
MATINEES AT 2:30 ? 4:00
NIGHT SHOWS, 7:30 & 9:00
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PAGE FIVE
Mr. J. E. Joiner and family, of
J Sparta, have established their home
| in Bcone where Mr. Joiner is in
! charge of the federal seed loan of,
ficc. Mr. JL>. M Hale, the former
manager. having been transferred to
. AsbevtHe.
Mr. P A. Coffey, cashier of the
Northwestern Bank, is in attendance
' this week at the North Carolina
Bankers cojiferer.ee, which is rveng
1 held in Chapel Hill, and at which
some of the most prominent speakers
i in the nation are in attendance.
Of interest to the members of the
Men's Bible class of the Boone Baptist
church is the information, that
Mr. Smith Hagaman. who taught the
Class for a number of years,
again he the teacher at the Sunday
: school hour next Sunday.
Mrs. John Greer is quite ill at her
home on the Blowing Rock road.
Mr. and Mrs G. L.. Michael, of
North Wilkesboro. and Mrs. William
i F. Tunnel) and two small children
spent the week-end of the Fourth
; with their sister. Airs. Reeo. A.iodge
' j at Hill Springs.
Missionary Circle Meets
j With Mrs. Beach
' ! Circle- No. 3 rf the Eoer.e Sap**?*
j 'Church met with Mrs. M. W. Beach
! on Tuesday afternoon with eight
| members and two visitors present.
1 I The program on "Africa" was in
; I charge of Mrs. Will Kirkman. the
j principal fea ture being a talk by
? Mrs. J. C. Canipe on "The Negroes."
* Juanita Ramscur was a guest of the
1 1 circle and rendered several negro
. spirituals which were sung with
. j much feeling.
T j Mrs. Brown presided during the
. j business hour, at which time several
- important matters were discussed.
The August meeting will be with
Mrs. E. G. Farthing.
i
^ i Proffit-Wineharger
| A marriage of interest to their
> | many friends in the eastern part of
; S the county was solemnized at the
{jhome of Edwin N. Hahn in Boone
| Saturday evening when Miss Geneva
j Proffit became the bride of Wood|
ring Winebarger. both of the Meat
' Camp section. Mrs. Wir.eb&rger is
, I the daughter of Mr. and .Mrs Henry
j | Proffit, and the groom is the son of
j Mr. and Mrs. G. G. W inebarger, all
of Meat Camp. The ceremony was
^ I performed by Magistrate Hahn.
1 ! McGu ire-Ward
j ; A marriage of interest to their
friends in western Watauga was
solemnized Saturday evening at the
home of Edw. 'N. Hahn, 'when Miss
} Gertie McGuire became the bride of
T Edward Ward, the ceremony being
performed by Justice Halm. Mrs.
' Ward is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Millnr.l
.?-? ? ...wju-it, ut vo.uu SSjru3
I cis, and Mr. Ward is the son of Mr.
~ ' and Mrs. Calvin Ward, 01 Romi tiger.
. Missrt Graham Honored With
thirty at Zionville
Or. Monday evening Misses Madeline
Reece and Carolyn Greer, of
Zionville. entertained with a party
honoring their guests, Misses Beryl
and Marion Graham, of Marion. N. C.
After various games had been enjoyed,
refreshments were served to
ihe following: Misses Beryl and
Marion Graham, Earle Henson, Kate
Henson, Madge and Maude Williams.
Mildred Thomas, Jennie Lee and
Marion Bingham. Roxana Bingham,
Oiienia Miller, Ella Reece, Rutli Eggers,
<Geneva and Virginia Mast,
Martha Harris, Opal Lewis, Miadge
[ Cast'e, Mr3. Farrts Bumgarner, Lucy
Cornette. Geraldine Fox, Marie Pari
ker, Caroivn Greer Madeline T
Messrs. Thomas and Edgar Bingnani,
Shelton Dugger, Glen Anderson,
R. K. Bingham, Jr., Hugh and
Vaughn Recce. Shelton Penn, Vernon
Castle, Ernest Eggers, Wilson Atwood,
Homer Miller, Hal Nave, Blake
Atwood, Pete Sinclair, Yale Miller,
Frank Lee, Reid Drum, Harold Wicker,
Warren Jeffries, Jake Blair, Lawrence
Bradley, Hugh McKinney, Neil
Gabriel, Wingate Eamberton, Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Barry and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Castle.
Senior Y. W. A.
Meet Tuesday, July 6
The Senior Y. W. A. met at tho
i Boone Baptist church Tuesday evenI
ing, July 6. at 7:30. After devotional,
a hymn, "O Zion, Haste," was
sung. Then a very interesting program
followed. The subject discussed
was "God's Harmony with Black
and White." People from different
parts of Africa were studied,
j At the conclusion of the program
j delicious refreshments were served
j by Miss Gaye Miller to the following
1 people: Misses Milton Mast. Edith
Parsons. Mary Helen Greene, Jean
?i<wa <uiu jars. v-.yae wmeoarger.
Miss Jonas Weds
Fred B. Lewis
I Miss Taft Jonas, of Vale, N. C.,
! and Fred B. Lewis, of Lincolnton,
j were married June 30th at the Methodist
church in Boone, Rev. Paui
Townsend, the pastor of the church,
officiating.
B Mrs. Lewis is the daughter of Mr.
B P. A. Jonas and the late Mrs. Jonas.
I She attended Greensboro College at
I Greensboro. For the past five years,
111 she has been a member of the school
I faculty at lror. Station.
I Mr. Lewis is the son of Mr. and
I Mrs. H. M. Lewis. He attended Ap
palacliian State Teacher.? College.
I Mr. and Mrs. Lewis will niaite
J their home in Boone.