■ty-ij
mr . - f*i. ■■'> jj --
Mr«. J. B. Baj!
this citr. motored to Btw
Snada^F.
vllle
■yMr. Baal McGianis, who lias
'mob
▼ary HI, Is able to be out
i^abi.
lir, aad Mrs. Carl Coffey, Of
this rfty. were visitors to Char
lotte Moaday.
Mr.^aad Mrs. W. H; Clark and
sda, Bobert, were visitors to
Wlastoa-Salem Sunday.
Mr. a |MrimaB«^^ell known
treeideat Ferifason, '^as a vlsl-
to t^ city jot^^aay.
attorney AvafMUm Hall, of
[iiHkinville, waa^p|jHlnes8 visi-
in the city jlatju^>^-
Mr. Frank Q.iBlioiMlt^ of Char-
.lotte, was a' l^J|9*»i'0sUor in
tM eity a few' jkOan k^day.
ilr. and Mr&^ J. H.'Kudally, of
this city, wer^ thi^ vis
iting in Wiweh-^mm'Btt^ay.
Mr. A. R. Yates, a welt known
^ citizen of Deep. Gap, was-a busi-
■ ^»ess visitor in tlid eity yester-
i^tlay.
Mrs. Faye Haleti,w.^p holds a
llpsitlbn in Waslidngton. D. C., is
spending a few days at her home
here.
Mr. J. T. .Wallace, of High
Point, spent ' the week-end here
with his aunt, Mrs. R. C. Hen-
dren,
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Holcomb
spent Easter in Elkin with their
son, Mr. Hugh Colcomb,
family.
Jdr. and Mrs. D. V. Snyder and
two children, of this city, visited
friends in Boone a few hours
Sunday.
Miss Wilma Morrison, of
Scotts, is here on -a visit in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
Vickery.
Mr. C. T. Doughton and Mr.
George Forester were visitors to
Boone and Jefferson yesterday
afternoon.
Mr. and .Mrs.- Ernest Black
man-,’ of this city, spent the past
week-end at Winston-Salem^ and
High Point.
.Mrs. J. H. Finley. Miss -Mary
Finley and Mr.'C. M. Finley, of
this’city, motored to Winston-
Salem Sunday.
.Mr. and Mrs. Ed Long and
children, Nancy and Edwin, of
Sheriff Godfrey WwftpU anl^- ^r. ••»* Mrtt C.-1C. - So^wajl
John MioUuKhlln, of weat |o OibeoMUle Monday, to
SuteevUle. were visitors In the! attend the fnnerel'of their uyde.
«ltr a few hours ye&erday. Mr„ J^b J?a»bner.Pet Frledene
Mr: W. D. McMillan ajid Mr. L«thei:an. chor^h Tu^dky ^ at
W. B. Golvard, ot this’•city, wereThe
mslness visitors toiWAt Jeffer-. “ ninetieth year and was he
son y.^sterday tot^m hours, >* ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds
and children, Henry and Sue, at
tended the Moravian Easter serv
ices in Winston-Salem Sundhy.
Mr. W. A. McNeill, of .this
city, left yesterday for Washlng-
ton, D. C. where he will attend
ancP to business matters, for a fewl
days. " ■
Mys. J. C. Smoot is spending
sometime in Charlotte with her
Mr. James Allen and Mr. Itemp^
ton McNeill, students at the' G.'ti-
vbAity: of Fltjrldft, GainesvilHi.
Fla., arrived Sunday to spend
the JIaster hoHdays wltti their
parents in this city.* They have
^ their guest,-Mr. LeRoy Bethea,
a former football star at ' the
Florida University.
»• Mrs. Vlrgifnl.^^ B.‘ kirk ’’and
- — daughter, -Miss Mable Kirk, of
daughter, Mrs.'R. M. Pound. Mrs. state College, Pa., spenW^^ster
J. —J fQf Mrs.*" Kirks sisters,
Mrs. W. H. stcNeil and Miss Em-
n ma Eller, a.nd her brotherMr. E.
. , Bfown
An importaW*l!d&lDeA iieiftAg'
of the Bpisct^t Awxiiti#
held OQ Tuesdap>iaftamdon'’at Bn*
homej^pf Mrs.‘'-B. a, Underwood
with the -president,' Mrs.
'Morehouse presiding; whO ' also
led the devotional period. Ddr-'
ing the business session planr
.l-'-c-:’
were discussed ’ for st^rtlnB' ‘ a
church school. The meeting was
well attended and during the so-
'^ial hour delightful refreshments
vere sCrved.
Pound motored up Monday
Mrs. Smoot,-..- -
Mr. H. E. parks*, well knowi
rural mail carrier of Roaring E. Eller. Miss Kirk returned
Ladif«’ aad Misses' Spring
Coate. Come la WM- see, these
lov^ new cbate, tweeds, polaries
and all wtidi' crepea;'' dOhble
breasted, form fitttnc, aad swag
ger lines. Netwet s|ariag, codon^
sizes 14 to 48. and mlg.
and 87.7Q.—Hi* Goodadll ifitopw.
River, Route.2, and son, Eugene, home Monday but Mrs'. Kirk re- Read Journal-Patriot ads.
were visitors in the city a few malned for a longer visit,
hours yesterday.,
Mr. F. C. Forester and Mr
Walter S. Myers were business
visitors to Greensboro yesterday.
They attended a meeting of oil
dealers while there.
. Maxine’s Ballyhoo
Revue At Liberty
4,-y
SICK HEAMCHE
Many cases of SICK EBADA.CBM
are'due to oonaUpdtlon. It j6tt
havs headache that Is due to com ,
Ipn. tMte ThOdfoM's BLACK-
TOHT for., rafreshing relief.
FertUUzatioii’
■■ 'J- -7
It is just an much woiIe to
fMrepare a seed bed, plant and
cultivate an acre of com
which yields forty bushels
to tho-aczeas an acre which
. yidl^oim hundred. -
- YoausethesameplowSrludSi-,
' loivB, and culthwters. You
jCMii|[|iM|»^Ae rci^n tor th^ p
fUfRermce. Yes, one crop iva^!
Mazlnb’s Ballyhoo Revue, fea
turing some of the most talented;
Messrs C E and Raymopd L. artists on the stage, comes to the ! _
Beeson, of Charlotte, vlsitid In Liberty Theatre Thursday ^ hate UkM
the home of their parents. Mr. Friday of next week. And >>«-; SSjrf Of u2g-
and Mrs. C. H. Beeson, during sides this great vatideviHe attrac-^ "1 first began to nse
E.,.,«o,. hnii.iava tion there will be two outstanding;'.r headache that seemed
stage productions. The first of, to come from constipaUon.
the Easter holidays.
Mr. H. E. N'oell, of Statesville,
children, Nancy ana , .uo state the®®. “The Show Off." featur-
this city, were visitors to i\in-| ivisio ^ sev- Snencer Tracv and Madge
ston-Salem Sunday.
“I would suffer about twenty-
four hours with these headacbte.
I found out that Bi.ACK-Ihu,TJeHT
j highway commission, spent sev- Jns Spencer Tracy and Madge j
„ , ,, eral hours in the county Tuesday Evans, will be shown Thursday,, jjgjp jj,g gp jg I
Congressman R. L. Dougnton. I and on Friday. “She Made Her; i am glad to recoinmend it
B;d” will he shown on ’
^ u -'of Washington, D. C-. spent the! >» business
Grw^boro News may the week here ami at; Mr. and Mrs. W. D. McMillan
had daily .and Sunday for 20c I s„rings land daughter
- “ jLaiurei ayiiiift.. I _ Mc.Mil
Her
the
per week. Call or write
PAUL SWANSON,
Local Circulation Manager
PHONE 238
Dr. Taylor Building
ii^LaTAjOui
...SOOTHING
COMFORTING
RELIEF
OMRS HEAD ttUICKlY
McMil-
Mary
Messrs. J. C. Miller. Horace! the week-end with Mr.
Hayes. R. S. Calloway and Sher-.lans mother, Mrs. Mary
man Ueshears were visitors to Ian. of .Vathans Creek.
.Viorganton Monday. i .Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Jones and
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gaither and | children. Bohiiie. Jane and Ruby,
Mr. and .Mrs. F.-ed Gaither spent | of this city, visited Dr.
Easter with Ur. and .Mrs. Joe -M. father, Mr. J. W. Jones, of Clif-
j to others, for this trouble, tot It
■ , screen. This picture features, will give relief."
Clip «Dcnt I _
Richard .A.rlen and Sally Eilers.
Variety, .style, plus value,
makes Tlie Goodwill .Stoi-e an
int. kv.stiiig place to visit.
Tbedford's Black-Drauobt U u
purely vegetable laxative, preferred by
thousands of men and women because
it is '80 effective and economical.
For CHitoRSN, get the new, pleas-
ant-tastlng SYRUP of Thedford’t
Black-Drauaht. In 264 A 50 bottlez.
Your profits come inddng the aoil prodwM»
the mazimiim nt quality crops, Tou are worldnq
for theae profits so why not get them?
Anuour*s BIG CROP FeitiBzers work for profits.
They are made from the hi^iest quality plant food
anil pome to yov in concentrated form. You are not
peyii^ for any useless Imlfcy filler.
We ean help you in deciding the tuaalysis which ia
beat suited to your needs. Let *s talk it over.
9 •'
PEARSON BROTHERS
Tenth Street
NORTH WILKESBORO GROCERY CO.
(C. O. Bumgarner Old Stand)
^ftnonr*s BIG CROP—It drills
"’1/
H
Gaitlier, of Boone. |
Mr. June Gill left today for
ton. .Ashe county, Sunday.
►o
,Messr.“. Joe Brame, Dick and
, 1.-.. oft i Blair Gwvn, of this city, visited
his home in Shelhyville, Ky. aft
er a visit with .Mr. and Mrs. E
.A. Shook, of this city. Mr. Gill
.Mr. Brame's parents,
: .Mrs. P. J. Brame, of
Mr. and
Winston-
thr;^ht: oV Mrr^o;;.; >«■-. dur^g the week-end
5^5* c-
Would You Know?
You, as the sort of man who is called upon to
decide matters of great importance in your home,
and in your community—would do well in advance to
inftjt'.m yourself on the subject;
? “The making of funeral arrangements.” You
ma^ not need the knowledge for a long time, but now
is the time to acquire it, not w.hen bereavement has
made clear thinking difficult.
" You should know something of caskets-
aA’ailable, something of costs and values.
-what is
Important as it is, the selection of the casket is
01^ one of the many details in the pla.nning of a
iral service—.many with which you may be un-
Sliar, but which you should know.
It would be a real pleasure for your local funeral
director to^ Ijelp you with any problem with which
you. may be unfamiliar.
REINS ISTDKDIVANT, Inc.
PHONES — DAY, 85 — NIGHT, 85-228
. HELEN ^
FOSTER!
IN
MONDAY
and TUESDAY—
.Mr. AV. H. Clark, manager of
! the local J. C. Penney company
store, leaves today for Atlantic
I City to attend a convention of
I I’enney Store managers for ten
■ days.
I Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Smith have
I moved from the Reynolds apart
ment at Fifth and “C” Streets to
i the Reynolds residence on “D"
Street between Sixth and Fifth
streets.
i .Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Parsons
and children, of this city, visited
I -Mr. Parsons’ brother. Mr. B. E.
! Parsons, and Mrs. Parsons’ par-
jents, Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Bare,
|of Obids. Sunday.
I .Mr. and Mrs. Orten Boren, of
I Greensboro, announce the birth
[of a daughter, Sally. Sunday,
I .April 1. Mrs. Boren is the daZigh-
ter of Mrs. Clarence Call, of
1 '.Vilkesboro,
! Mr. and Mrs. Janies O’Daniel,
Mies Mamie Witherspoon and Mr.
i Frank Parker returned Tuesday
1 evening from Washington, D. C.
j where they spent Easter with
I relatives and friends.
Mrs. H. B. Smith returned
Monday from Cheraw, S. C.,
where she spent several days vls-
ifing relatives. Dr. Smith went
down for the week-end and ac
companied her home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Whitting
ton and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mar
tin, of Millers Creek, motored to
Morganton Sunday to visit Miss
Barbara -Ann Martin, student
nurse at State Hospital there.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis, of
Winston-Salem, visited Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Clark, Of this city.
! Sunday night and Monday. Mr.
I Lewis is an official of the Se-
Icurity Life & Trust company.
I Mr. J. W. King, of Pinnacle,
visited hiS': i^stpr, Mrs. A. E.
Spainhower here awhile Monday.
He had been to Boone to accom-
^ pany his daughter. Miss Chris-
jtine King, back to school at A.
's. T. C.
The condition of Mr. E.. F.
Spainhower, who suffered a
: stroke sometime a,go remains
I about the same. He is a father
of -Mr. A. E. Spainhower, of this
city, and makes his home with
(Mr. Spainhower.
1 Mr. Archie Yates, of Wilkes-
boro, underwent an operation at
i the Presbyterian Hospital at
! Charlotte yesterday morning and
is getting along zatlsfactorily.
j He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
!w. L. Yates.
Miss Serlena Gentry, who und-
STORE HOURS:
8:30 to 5:30
SATURDAY
8:30 t« 9:00
NORTH
WlLKESFfORO
NORTH
CAROLINA
AFTER-EASTER SALE
COATS-SUITS
All the Late Sprii^ Models To Be Cleared
Away atVeryLARGE REDUCTIONS
COATS
.!
One group of about 25 Spring
Coats . . . excellent fabrics. Values
to $16.50. To close
out
$14.75 and $16.50
Spring Coats —.
$4.00
S13.00
$9.75 Spring
Coats -
$7.95 Spring
Coats —
$5.85 and $6.95, Spring
Coats
$8.00
$6.tb
$5.00
Urw'ent an operation for append!-
%
BAD MAN,” starring Ken
Wednesday—“ALIAS THE
Maynsrd.' ^
eThrtsdav—“THE SHOW OFF”, starring Spencer Tracy and
.Evans. On the stage, “MAXINE BALLY-
S.HOO REVUE”
“SHE BIADE HER BED,” starring Richard Arien
and Sally Eillers, On the stage, “MAXINE BALLY-
I HOP RBVUE.F*
, citis at Davis Hospital.. States-
Iville, several days ago, was able
j to return to her home here Sat
urday. She is the daughter of Mr.
land Mrs. Claud Gentry.
.'vir. and Mrs. W- 0. Gilbert, of
[of Lenoir, spent the past week-
|end visiting Mr. and Mrs. Everett
t Jarvis, of Wllkesbcro. Mrs. Jar-
!vis is Mr. Gilbert’s daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Jarvis accompanied
them home and visited there a
few hours Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Duncan return
ed to ’Peace Junior College a.:
Raleigh Wednesday after spend
ing the Easter holidays here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Duncan. Miss Duncan bad as her
guest, -Miss* Grace Dailey, of Capt
m
Hatteraa, who is , a classmate
Miss Duncan.
SUITS
In both long and short coats.
$14.75 and $W.50 Suits,
Now 1-— —.
fabrics.
')
$9.75‘Suits,
Now -
$7.95 Suits,
Now
[45.85 and $6.95 Suits,
Now
Many popular
$13.00
_ $8.00
$6.00
$5.00
i
.1
SPRING DRESSES
Every .jsjaiited styte, Levdy new twWtinents.
Cfdors are beautiful and 'sm^.- Fl^ty of
navys. See this co^aetion.
^98 to $18.50
NEW SPRING MILUNeY
j-1
You U love these sm^, summery straws, ia
white,' light shades, navy§, browns,*^ Wack& JS
popular shapes f every head
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