THE JOURNAL-
■
I'N.-
1^',■«-, ^
.r»'
I MISS MAMIB
EDITOR
PHONE 215
ier %o«* T°?^y f piack>mith It Buty
when »!>•'entertained ft
(Of fter friend# at two tanlee
bridge. At tbe eonclnslon of vlftT
the hostess wes^alded by tier elst-
er. Miss Mary Lindsay Stafford
in serving a
delectable «alftd
rflPj*’S*wnnnah Heurrie iNorth wtlkesboro Methodist
*’l**”*y CW) Hoateae ! Auxiliary was' held on Tuesday
Tto Tuesdav bridvn ell
course followed by sweets. When
scores were tallied. Mrs. Jimmie
Anderson was found to* hold the
grand total and received an at
tractive prize.
nesdav bridge clnb was; afternoon In the Ladles parlor of
Miss
charmingly entertained by
S tavannah .Harris at her home on
Tneaday evening. Twn
evening. Two tables
placed for the game. After
>3w.. game a delicious salad course
tnilowed by sweets was served by
; hostess. High score lor the
' evenimg was held by Miss Har-
rta. Miss Carrie Clark, of Green-
wllle, S. C., who Is spending
'aoaaetime here in the home of
her brother; Mr. W. H. Clark,
was a guest of the club.
Pwcabyterisui
Circle# Meet
Large attendances, enthusias- ing items from the
tie plans, and an earnest spirit! Bulletin were giyen by Mrs. R.
marked the first meetings of the' E. Scroggs. The attendance
the chtirch, with an attendance
of ground thirty-five members.
Due to the absence of the presi
dent, Mrs. J. C. Reins, the meet
ing was presided over by Mrs. J.
H. Armhrust. The opening pray
er was offered by Mrs. P. J.
Brame, after which splendid re
ports were submitted by the
different secretaries and commit
tees. “The Deaconess, as a Neigh
bor,’’ made up the' program and
was in charge of Mrs. J. D.
j Schafer, Being assisted by Mrs.
I A. W. Horton, Mrs. Ira Payne
jand Miss Clyde Scroggs. Interest
ing items from the Missionary
award went to Mrs. J. C. Smoot's
circle.
new church year for the Presby
terian circles that wer.’ held
Tuesday. With an attendance of
fifteen members and one visitor, j Baptist Circles
Circle No. 1 held an interesting Met This Week
meeting at the home of the lead-j Three circles of the First Bap-
er, Mrs. S. P Mitchell on Tues-ltist Missionary Society have held
day evening. Organizing for the' interesting meetings this week,
year's work filled the business' Circle No. 2 met at the home of
aession, after which Miss Eliza-' Mrs. D. S. Lane on Tuesday aft-
beth Finley taught the Bible j ernoon. The leader. .Mrs. A. C.
study. ' Dennis, presided and the devo-
Circle No. 2 met at the home ! tional was led by Mrs. L. M.
of Mrs. F. C. Forester, who is I Blackburn. A continued study on
adviser for the group and in the j “Talks in Soul AVinning." was
absence of the leader. Miss AMr- j led by Mrs. Dennis. Inght re-
.ginia Lane. Mrs. Forester, presid-; freshments were served to the
ed. During the business session ■ eight members attending during
Mrs. E. E. Eller Is
Feted At Salisbury
Mrs. E. E. Eller was shown a
pretty courtesy In Saljabury Sat
urday evening, when her daugh
ter. Mrs. W. M. Met ulley and Mr.
McCulley were hosts at a delight
ful birthday dinner honoring
Mrs. Eller. A three course din
ner was sprved at seven o’clock
with covers for sixteen. The din
ing table was attractively aip-
pointed in the Eastern motif. A
huge white birthday cake topped
with pink candles centered the
table* around which were placed
nests containing Easter eggs and
biddies. Dainty place cards sug
gestive of the season marked
the guests places. Lilacs, snap
dragons and roses were used in
profusion throughout the home.
The honoree received a lovely
shower of gifts. Mrs. Eller’s nat
al day was Sunday, but the din
ner was given on Saturday. Mr.
and Mrs. Eller were in Salisbury
from Friday until Sunday.
i.. f.-'i
Miss Lillian Stafford
is Charming Hostess
Mi.ss Lillian Stafford was
charming hostess to the mem
bers of the Monday bridge club
and a trio of visitors at her home
on K street. Monday evening.
Two tables were placed for the
came amid a lovely setting of
Ob Implements wwiwsr
Other Hews fiL
And Al'fNQid
- Cniraiitadty
SHEETS^ April 8.—Mr.‘ Amb
rose Watkins, local . blftcksmltti^.
reports that he has been doing a
rosblng business for the last few
days sharpening and repairing
farming implements. ’
Mrs. Dora ,31evln«, who was
very ill last week. Is* much bet
ter since taking a trMtment
from Dr. McNeil. ‘
Mr. J. H. She^s and Mr. Ru
dolph Handy were Ini North Wit
kesboro Monday buying fertIUi-8
er and seeds for their spring
planting.
Mr. Jake Felts, of Hays, visit
ed bis brother, Mr. J. C. Felts,
Sunday.
Mr. J. M. Handy, of Radical,
visited his daughter, Mrs. Owen
Felts, Sunday.
Mr. Wiley McGrady attended
the singing Sunday night at Mr.
Ira Shumates of Halls Creek.
Mr. J. M. Wyatt, who was very
sick all of last week. Is able to
be out again.
Mr. Boyd Higgins and family,
of Hays, spent Sunday with his
father, Mr. W. C. Higgins.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Dancy, of
Hays, are visiting Mrs. Dancy’s
mother, Mrs. J. C. Handy, this
week.
Mrs. Isadore McGrady visited
Mrs. L. E. Felts. Saturday eve
ning.
Mr. Frank Blevins spent Sat
urday night and Sunday at Halls
Creek visiting friends.
Air. and Mrs. Evy Harro’.;’., o.
Hays, spent Sunday wliii 2.1rs.
Lntbcran Misai^
Services every Sunday -av^Ine
At 7:^0 oh* B street. hav»
heeii, atudyinc the Paaslon Hlat-
oty%t our Saviori during .lAntt taltbful to^our ^i Godi'
r.\ ■■■
and nestf^Sinday, Iwing Palm .Cbrlatten#'
Sunday, we ahali stady a text ap- Sorrow#.*.-
proprfetaTfor the firat day rtaitora.
rioly Week* The subject of the
sermon, shall be, **tet n# remain
. '4bQ vis e(
always gisd to.
and as,6d0«2 - •
In 1905 there, were 800 hotels
in New York. Today there are
^ •- ■ "S,
the circle organized for the year. | the social hour.
followed by the Bible lesson giv
en by Miss Clara Ogilvie. Ten
me*mbers were present.
Mrs. M. A, Vickery and Airs. A.
A. Cashion joined their hospital
ity to the members of Circle No.
3 at the home of Airs v'ickery on
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. ,\rcliie
Ogilvie led the devot.oiial period
Airs. Ai. L. C.ilreath was hos-
tes,s to Circle No. :l at her home
on Tuesday afternoon, with the
leader. Mrs. C. E, Jenkins presid
ing. Airs. Dewey .Minton, the
teacher for the study course gave
another splendid talk on the
iiook. “A Decade of AV, AI. C.
Work. " Nine members were pres-
and the business part of the ent.
meeting was presided over by thej Circle No. 4 held its meeting
leader, Mrs. Cashion. Thirteen on Monday evening at the home
members were present. of Airs. Jay Johnson with an at-
Fourteen members and three tendance of eight memliers. .Mrs.
visitors were present for the ( R. P. Casey conducted the devo-
meeting of Circle No. 4 at the tional and the study course was
home of the leader. Airs. H. B. tau,ght by Airs. A. H. Casey. Airs.
Smith. The devotional period was J. I. Alyers. leader, held the chair
in charge of Airs. Bat AVilliams. far the business session.
spritig flowers. Aiiss Janie Aic-
Diarmid made high score within
the clnb, the gue.st award was
won by Alr.s. George Forester. At
the conclusion of play the ho.s-
tess aided by her mother. Mrs.
E. F. Stafford, and sister, Aiiss
Alar: Lindsay Stafford, served a
tempting salad course followed
by sweets. Visitors of the clnb
were. Airs. Forester. .Mrs. James
O'Daniel and AI i s s Rebecca
Alosley.
Following each of the meetings a
pleasant social hour was enjoyed
and delightful refreshments were'
aerved.
M. E. Church
Ajuiliary Meets
The April meeting
Fidelia Class
Is Entertained
.A lA^eting of unusual interest
was held o-i Tuesday evening of
the Fidelis Sunday school class
Monthly Meeting
Of Y. W. A. Held
Seventeen members attended
the monthly meeting of the Y.
AV. A. of the First Baptist church
that was held Alonday evening
with Mrs. AV. R. Absher on .Me-
m o r i a 1 .Avenue. Aiiss Lola
of the First Baptist church at the
of the of Miss Lunda Hendren
I Classified Ads
L
W.ANTE!)—AVoik on
gardens in the
Andy .Alexander
lawns and
afternoons.
J-lO-tf
FOR SAI-K •»’> Tttxm.— I02;t
.Model Ford Couii'-: rumble
seat; good tires; in good
shape. Call Jouriial-l’utrioi of
fice. i-'i-lt
' with Airs. Bercy Walters and
Aiiss Manic Brewer as associate
hostesses. -An impressive devo
tional was led by Airs. Eugene
Olive. The president. Airs. .A. H.
Ca.sev held the chair for the bnsi-
ne.ss part of the meetin.g during
wliich lime several importan'
muiters elaimul llte alteiili(>ii of
tb'- members. To i-lo.s'.- itie (ve
iling the hi'slesses sei v-d a salad
course wit!) sandwichc-
fee to the ihArty some
‘ atien.iing.
Church, the president, held the
chair for the business part of the
meeting. .An impressive devo
tional was led by .Miss Manic
Brewer. The members heard in
teresting reports of the A\'. AI.
r. Conference that was held in
Winston - Salem during March
from Airs. Absher and .Airs. J. N.
Shockey. The program. "The
Glory of Tat Dawn,” was given
by members of Miss Grace Wood-
niffs circle. A continuation of
the study course, "Bioneer AVn-
men.” was taught by Airs. -Ab-
slicr. Miss Brtalriee Jeiiuiiigs was
wt-leomed into the society as ii
m*\v !iK‘r,iber.
•2 ''*'-
. ■'I ■ . :
I;:. T
I
Attendon ^dio
Owners fuid
Prospective
Buyers
We wish to announce to our , pa
trons and friends that we have
purchased the interest of Mr. W.
M. Day in the D. & M. Electric Co.
Mr. Day is no longer connected
with the company, but the business
will be continued as usual in the
same location.
‘i
We have a complete stock bf
Philco and Majestic Radios.
Call us for a demonstration.
Mr. A. G. (Red) Kenerly is
now in charge of our Radio
service department. Just
phone us for service on any
make of Radio. Tubes tested
hee.
Radio Sales Co.
Phone 101 “C” Street
We wish to take this means of
thanking our patrons for all busi
ness extended us in the past, and
we hope that we will have the
pleasure of serving you in the fu
ture.
If it’s anything you need in elec
tric work, see us. We have expert
electricians and carry a complete
stock of electrical supplies.
S.nrah Hinc-her. of this commun
ity.
Aiessrs. Burch and Wave Han
dy visited Air. Bradford Long
Sunday.
Rev. Aiichael Reedy, who hns
been sick tor several days is im
proving.
(2o.
C. O. McNeil
R. T. McNeil
Phone 101
“C” Street
There are 200 chiropodists in
New A’ork.
aii.i ci)f-
memlu'i's
Wilkesboro Friendly
Circle In Meeting
I With ail Ka.ster piogram.
FOR SAI.E —
Bulbs, twenty
Call or see Miv
City.
Mi .(-(1
e.'i-ts
C-
(•bidioli
I-
-11.
-It
W.ANTKD—To do
Children's and
a specialty. S“'-
Rexall building. Airs. Gorliin
Shatley and Aiiss Ruth V.
Sbatley. 4->i-2tp
W.AXTEI)—A man willi e;ir foi
local sales wuri:. Real oppor
tunity for permanent ceitnee-
tion for right 'A'rite T J
Terrell. Hickory, N. C., Gen
eral Delivery. ;-2T:4-:!-0
j,4T—?4aninlaj post off ice
and two other small keys;
Mrs. N. B. Smithey
Hostess To W. M. S.
Mrs. .V, B. Smithey was hnsti^ss
to tl'.e members of the AA’ilkes-
yowr sewing, boro Melbodisl Alissioiuuy So-
haby's idotiies citty at her Home on Tnesiay
ing room in afternoon. Fourteen members
were present and heard The itiier-
estiiig program on. “Tlie Deaeon-
ess, as .Neighbor. " given by Airs,
r. II. Somers. Airs. AV. II. Starr
and .Mrs. J. W. White, with Airs,
r. H. lluleher as leader. In the
absence of the president. Airs.
H. A, Cranor. Airs. HiiUTipr pre
sided and Iieird the regalar n-
I'orts.
.\t the close of the meeting
the members were invited into
'full aiiendanee of members, and
several visitors, a meeting of un
'usual interest of the F'rieiuH/
Circle of the Wilkesboro Mclhr.
dist liiu'ch was held on Alonday
evening at the home of Airs.
AA’aller Emerson. The presideii*.
Aiiss Louise Alelville. presided
ami was also in charge of the
program. Tiios*' assisting lu-r
were .Alisses Mattie Gray (iutU-
rie, Irene Culler. Ruby Hartley
and Evelyn Leokie. During the
social hour a jig-saw puzzle con
test was enjoyed, followed by de
lightful refreshments.
ke.\
also
lost about sixty days ago black the dining room wluire a delight
key holder containing postof-
fice key and three other keys;
keys were lost between pt»st-
office and my home. Liberal
reward for return.— J. M.
Bumgarner. AVilkes-boro. N. C.
4-6-21
Cash For Old Gold
fiil surprise was awaiting tne
members as well as the hostess,
.A hu.ge white birthday cake deco
rated in pink candles had been
placed on an attractively appoint
ed table by Ai r s. Smithey’s
daughters, celebrating her natal
day. .A delicious salad course was
served from four .small tables
which were decorated in the
Easter motif. Boutonniere's of
violets were given as favors. Mrs.
Smithey's daughter. Airs. Marvin
Folks, gather up your old Kirkpatrick, of Taylorsville, pre-
such as GOLD «>ded ,n the
u f^r\i v\ siu^ci JO Liit^ dinit)?( room,
jrold scrap, such as GOLD .
TEETH, DENTAL CROWNSt^j^g Guthrie Is
ur bridges, discarded Hostess To Class
-BROKEN WATCHES, Miss Beatrice Guthrie was hos-
rHATNS KINGS or any brok- less to the members of the
nnd bring Vdung Ladies Sunday School
U. D. C. Meeting
Held On Monday
“Good Cheei" was the theme
for the program of the monthly
meetiig of the C. D. C. that was
held on .Monday atlernoon at the
Hotel AVilkes. The program was
given by the Good Cheer commit
tee with Mrs. J. R. Einley in
charge. Mrs. Finley presented a
paper on Zebiilon Vance, who
was an apostle of Good Cheer,
closing with a Good Cheer poem.
The president, .Miss Nell Rous
seau, held the chair for routine
busine.ss. Mrs. John Tevepaugh
and Miss Mae Foster will be the
hostesses for the May meeting.
Curlee Clothing Company
Enjoys Splendid Business
en gold article, and
'them to me at the
I class of the Wilkesboro Aletho-
! dist church at the Sandwich
Rexall Drug Store
f ,. Thursday, Friday and ^
sup* 0rday of this week ONLY. I
witf pay highest cash price
//w anvthinfif you have. Every
Shoppe on Tuesday evening. Miss
Helen Bostic, president of the
clast, was in the chair, the regu-
Sat- 'ar routine of business being
' tramsaeted. A box of clothing was
pack^ to be sent to the orphan's
- for anything you
- ^, family has some scrap gold.
BripS if money in
Circulation!
fc. D. Cunnii^haiii
Of .p gold buyer
home* at Winston-Salem for a
little girl that the class is caring
tor this year. During a pleasant
social hour the thirteen members
attending were served tempting
refreshments.
C. Spencer, a representative of
the Curlee Clothing company.
Iwho called upon the Payne Cloth-
ling company, local dealers in
Curlee clothing, this week has
had a 166 per cent unit gain and
a 136 per cent dollar gain on top
coat sales for fall delivery over
I a like period last year. They have
I -sold mure coats, he stated, in six
weeks than they have sold in any
I complete year in the history of
the company which was e.stab-
lished in 18S9. More mail orders
were received on March 26 than
on any day during the past four
years.
Bridge Party Given
By Miss Stafford
A delightful bridge party was
given by Miss Lillian Stafford at
A group of New 'York mothers
complained tbat these blood and
thunder radio sketches
their children no good.
-jg.
lese blood and .
ches are doing |'
:ood. J
Announcement
Concerning Change In Management
and Ownership of the
Wilke-s Plumbing Co.
To The Public:
The Wilkes Plumbing Company is pleased to announce
to the public that
JONES D. HOLCOMB
of Elkin, has become a partner in the business, and will
associate himself as General Manager. Mr. Holcomb
has been operating a similar business in Elkin for the
past several years, and is thoroughly familiar with the
work. Mrs. D. S. Melville will retain her interest in the
firm, and Miss Louise Melville will remain in charge
of the office.
V John Tevepaugh, well known and capable employee of
the company, will continue his connection with the’
firm in the service department. The new organization
will be adequately equipped to handle all kinds of
Plumbing, Heating Contracting, Repairing;
Also Home Water Systems
Telephone 203 when you need Plumbing and Heating
Service, or if interested in a Home Water Supply Syst
em if you do not now enjoy this convenience. Unusual
ly low cost. Ask us.
Wilkes
n
Telephone 203 .
North Wilkesboro, N. C;
- f ■