tag^if ln *iteiK:iap unlteMltyr Ab wm for orft yetr
foraul |tay. Mr»: C;~»v
41)6.,>^re«id«nt, "|>re*!ie^ ¥Wle
M1«8 Llnt« 'flUle r* ^Hed the
HJll, the iftehtbefi--reepoBdlng
with 6Tenti of decided; intereet.
a member of Bearer high eehool
faculty.^ » Q
j'Mr/'Wagner !• a son of Mr.
Mrs. J. E. Wagner, atowers
Street., He is a graduate oi Em
.^1
I
To close thjt P;fternoon the AmMs, Henry College, Emory,
serrod diafnty refreshments.^ The
MAMB SOCKWELL, I^ITOB
PHONE ns
next mj^tli^ Is scheduled to be
with Mfb.'J."C. Sihbot.
Departxdent In
idid Mnetinc Thursday
The life of Mrs. Fran'illn D.
''iSooMTelt proved to be an inter-
aatlag topic tor the May .mbet'qg
lid the Literature Department' of
^dlie Morth Wilkesboro Woman’s
\ etah that was held on Thursday,
amtuoon at tho home of Miss
^IxNiise Vyne with Miss Etta Tur-
Mr as associate hostess. Presid-
tor’the afternoon was Mrs.
BaUacre, department cbair-
». The first paper was pre-
by Mrs. Hoyle Hntchens,
a brief history of Mrs.
elt’s life; Mrs. W. H.
Oalrk.’8 paper was, “Mrs.'Roose-
Teli as First Lady" and Mrs.
Haltacre gave, ‘‘The Most Travel-
ad ?Flrst Lady.”
The Missionary Society of
Wilkesboro Bapftiat drardi will
hold its moidldy meeting
Thursday afternoon at 2:80
o’clock at the home of Mrs. j
Zeb Davis.
The May meeting of the W.
C. T. U. will be hdd Thmsday
afternoon at 8:80 o’dodc at the
home of Mrs. R. E. Faw. The
program for the afternoon will
emidiasize Mother’s Day and all
members are asked to bring
some artlde on mother to con
tribute to the program.
, . , . - „ the coiitest the guests found their
pleasant social hour lollow-' rook by
le meeting during which time | suggestive
of springtime.
Vyne and Miss Turner serv-l
.l^tBBuny Sttiitili Honored - -
At Birthday Party
Mrs. W.°A. Jenkins honored
her little grandson, Tommy Smith,
Friday afternoon when she enter
tained the members of his Sun
day hciool Class, with a few of
his playmates, at a birthday party
at the North Wilkesboro Metho
dist parsonage, celebrating his
third birthday anniversary. Misses
Ruth Colvard and Myrtle Norris,
Tommy’s teacher in Sunday
school, assisted Mrs. Jenkins In
directing a number of games on
the lawn and afterwards in serv
ing the youngsters ice cream and!
cake. The white cake topped with
three pink candles held place of
honor on the birthday table.
Around twelve children were pres
ent and presented Tommy with
;a number of useful gifts as souve
nirs of the happy occasion. Fav
ors for the guests were balloons.
e group delicious refresh-] .j.^ daug’uter-
The meeting
the last one for
year.
Mrs. C. B. Eller Hostess
To Current Topic Club
A mlscelleaneous snower for a
bride of the spring, a flower con
test and a game of rook made the
Current Topic club meeting Wed
nesday afternoon one of much en
joyment. Hostess for the after
noon was Mrs. C. B. Eller enter-
Thursday I of Mrs. W". J. Allen, presi-
the club jjig current Topic club,
the club members presented a
bear/tlful shower of mlscelleane
ous gifts. Mrs. Eller brought the
gifts into the room on a tea wag
on and presented them to the
honoree in behalf of the club
members. Mrs. Allen prior to her
marriage March the eight was
Miss Fay© Templeton, of Moun
tain View. Mrs. Lincoln Spiki-
Presbyterian Au»liary
rcnc
. , ^ J .. J hour, who before her marriage
taming the members and five ad- nineteenth of April was Miss
at the home of i
ditlonal guests cpchran. of tnis city, was
Mrs. Chal McNeil A profusion of | ^ ,g^g,y
iris and roses artistically arrang-^^^^^
e d made colorful decorations afternoon
throughout the home. j the hostess, aided by Mrs. Mc-
^ ^ '' . * #1 w ;.\eil and Mrs. A. H. Casey, served
directed an interesting flower^^^^^j^g refreshments in two
contest in which the group o“ter-[
ed with much sest. Mrs. J. - ‘Igynggn besides club members
Crawford was adjudged the ’^in-j^.gre Mesdames A. J. Eller, of
ner and in recognition of her skill I j ^ gpni„j,o^r^
received an attractive prize e spainhour, Frank Allen
the consolation award went to
Mrs. J. E. Spainhour. Following
Members Visit Churches
A number of ladies from the
local Presbyterian church attend
ed the Auxiliary meetings at
Bethel and Millers Chapel Pres
byterian churche.4 on highway
No. 16 Friday afternoon. Last
month several of the ladies visit
ed the two churches and helped
to organize auxiliaries ir. each
one of the churches and in their
visits Friday afternoon they ob
served splendid programs put on
at each meeting. President for
the Millers Chapel Auxiliary is
Miss Annie Dancy and for the
Bethel Auxiliary, Mrs. M. C. Mil
ler.
Those going to Millers Chapel
were Mrs. Archie Ogilvie, Mrs. C.
C. Faw and Miss Margaret Faw,
and to Bethel Mesdames J. P.
Mills, A. A. Cashion, Hunter B.
Keck and T. A. Finley. Mrs. Mills
conducted the Bible study at the
Bethel meeting.
Vcu; and the law school of the a white snit wltb accesimries of
U^fverslty of Virginia. Mr. Wag
ner has practise law in Bine-
field foa:^ years and is^now as
sistant prosecuting attoimey for
Meirioer comity. He is formed’
chairman of the Mercer pounty
Democratic executive committee.
The ,^ride is a niece of Mrp^’ D-
S. Lane, of North Wilkesboro,
and of Mesdames Laura Martin
Linney and N. T. Jarvis, of
Roaring River, Route 2. Her
mother, who was formerly Miss
Emma Baker, is a hatlva- of
Ashe county, a daughter of. the
late Sheriff John Baker. Her
father, the late Dr. J. Everett
Martin, was a native of the
Roaring River and Dellaplane
section of Wilkes. ,
Bush-Mifiton
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Hazel Bush, of
this city, to Howard Minton, of
Millers Creek. Sathrday morning
at 11 o’clock at the home of’L.
G. Caldwell on Kensington Drive.
Mr. Caldwell, a Justice of the
peace, performed ceremen|^
in the presence o(~ immediate
members of both fifmilles and a
number of the bride and^room's
special friends.
The bride, an attractive bru-
nette*' was becomingly^ attired in
white, an'd cartfc^ a bouquet of
pink' roses. .
Mrs. Minton is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. D. T, Bush, of this
eltyj an^' is employed by
M - ^i^ fiBstlpn showed that he had
Wilkes Hosiery Mills. Mr. Mln^- gtllned^vere laceration# )
ton, son of Lewi# Minton, “‘of;
Mtjle^ Creek, and' the lat© Met.
Mintoioi^ is connected ' with the
Caldwell Motor Co. ''
The young coup]*, irho will
make their home in North Wil
kesboro, have many friends here
and throughout the county who
will be interested to learn of
their marriage. ‘ .
Elihn Jordan Dies
Injured ^-WrMk
Deward Bowles, iofi of .Mr.
and Mrs,^ Job;*' B^nes, ot this
city, was Sninfully ‘injured Bun>
day morning wbffi the . mail
truck which lurnvaa.irtxiiuMpver-f
turned on the North Wilkesboro-
Jefferson highway about flip
miles north of Millers Creek.
He was carried by ambulance,
''frofli th# scene of the wj’eck to
iha liospital here, where exami-
su-
ahont
the. scalp, and! face.
ii
TSiitice Adame
*20.
Kimor^^
;8oi|kj||BnsBtan
juttlq^Myip
,|uprem.e^^^i)l^
.in.t ai th^J
.Jetee hospital bere.O
Justice AdaMs antered th
hospital on Mey^f. The caneg^ot'
his death was given ss heart at
tack following an opcratl^ for
a kidney ailment."
' Mrs. Adams was with her hus
band at the time of bls death.
Elihu Jordan, age 73 years,
died at his home on North Wil
kesboro route 2 Saturday morn
ing.
Of the Immediate family there
are surviving his wife, Mrs. Mary [
Anne Jordan and one son, Reece. {
The funh'ral service was held
from Rock Creek church Sunday
at 12 o’clock. ' , j
■^■'Before you buy any electric refrigerator.
, get eompkte details on the WESTING-
HOUSE PROTECTION PLAN
!T 1' ' I
ingrsign nothing, payfnothing until you see
Rromise noth*
^ow much more WESTINGHOUSE offers in
-.-r:
^ every* way.
WILKES ELECTRIC COMPANY
W. M. DAY
Phone 328
TAL J. PEARSON
North Wilkesboro, N. C ^
■m
A SIX COSTS LESS
TO RUN
WANT ADS
FOl’XD
Owner
- Three Chevrolet keys,
may claim sam© at
Junior Girl’s Auxiliary
Met Wednesday Afternoon
Legion Auxiliary Members
Attend Meet In Charlotte
The Aero Conference of the
Both groups of the Junior I American Legion Auxiliary, com-
Girl's Auxiliary of the First
Bapti.st church held splendid
meetings on Wednesday after-
Journal-Patriot office by pay- [ noon. The green .group was en- Thursday and a number of mem-
posed of a number of districts in
this section of the state, held a
splendid meeting in Charlotte
Ing for this advertisement. It
I>OST—A blue silk dress in North
Wilkesboro Thursday. Finder
please return to Journal-Pa
triot and receive reward.
5-21-lt-pd
terlained by Mildred Campbell
at her home at 3:30 o’clock with
ten members attending. The hos
tess was program leader and
meeting with the group were
Mrs. Bernard Williams, leader,
counsellor.
FOR S.ALF—One Jersey and one!
part jersey cow. Both good
milkers with second calves. J.
Mrs. J. 1. Myers,
and Mrs. Tip McNeil.
.Agnes Elledge was hostess to
1 the white group at 4 o’clock and
I had eleven members presen^.
O. Brewer. Dockery. . . absence of the nresi-
I dent the meeting was presided
with I o''’*r by Agnes Elledge, and at
this time Nelli© Hall was elected
as president and .Mary Sue Hol
lars as vice president.
5-21-lt-pd
IjOST — Bulldog: black
white spot on breast; weight
60 pounds; answers to name
f boss; finder plea.se notify
Paul Owens. Wilkesboro route
1, and receive reward.
5-21-lt-pd
Topic of
i -
k PAl
I ^
FOR S.ALE OR RE.VT—Well lo
cated house suitable for room
ing or boarding house ... 15
rooms, steam heated . . . Ju.st
2 blocks off -Main Street . .
For particulars call Journal-
Patriot office.
program presented at each meet
ing was “Baptist Work in all
the World.” Mrs. Myers and
Mrs. McNeil visited this group
too. which was in charge ot
■ Miss Liinda Hendren as leader.
-At the close of each of the meet
ings a social hour was enjoyed
while light refreshments were
served.
bers from the local auxiliary went
over for the day. Those attending
from North Wilkesboro were Mrs.
A. P. Kilby, Mrs. T. A. Finley,
.Mrs. W. R. Absher, Miss Toby
Turner and Miss Arelia Adams,
state department secretary. Miss
Gladys Lomax and Mrs. Kilby’s
two children, Grac© Frank and
Lomax, accompanied the party
over and were visitors in Char
lotte during the day.
Mrs, Absher, state department
president, appeared on the pro
gram tor a talk, all other state
officers attending were recogniz
ed at meeting, and fine reports
were submitted from each dis
trict chairman. The local side of
the meeting was an enjoyable
affair with a delightful luncheon
being served at the noon hour.
At this time all the state officers
were presented with beautiful
corsages.
>
Engineering facts prove It.
4-25-tf I
PAR-T-P.AK—Is a top notcher.
Compare it with any ot'uer
Ginger Ale, we exclude none.
10c per quart bottle plus 5e
deposit at Drug Stores, Cafes.
Grocers and Lunch Stands.
- 5-14-tf
Social of Junior B.Y.P.U.
Of Hinshaw Baptist Church
The Junior B. Y. P. C. ' of
Hinsliu.v Baptist church enjoyed
ii -ioeial at the home of their
ieailer. Airs. Flo.ssie H. Lock
hart. on Monday. May 7th. at 2
o'clock. After many' games were
'I'utypd, dainty refreshments w'ere
.served.
'Wagner-Martin Wedding
In a ceremony of quiet sim-
p Ii c i t y solemnized Saturday
morning. May 5, at 10 o'clock at
Ciirisi Episcopal church. Miss
Experience In building
nearly ten million cars confirnts It. And
the record of over 3,000,000 Chevrolet Six
owners removes any shadow of doubt
about it: The only way to got real
Emily Corpening Martin became ’OCOttOmy In 3 lOW-pHcod Cat IS tO
the bride of Mr. Frank Morton >|ns/Bf pn SIX Cylinders and OVER-
DO YOU KNOW?
Friday Book Club
Entertained By Mrs. Reeves
Mrs. Rosa Reeves was grac
ious ho.ste.ss to the members of
the Friday Book club, of which
she is a member, and a number
of extra guests at her home on
D street Friday aPternoon. Pe
onies and roses atjractivelji ar
ranged made a pretty back
ground for the guests, ivho spent
Wagner. Only members of the i
immediate families attended the HEAD ValveSm
wedding. The ceremony was per-1|
formed by Rev. Jennings M. ,'SIX cylinders—1*0 morol—bCCaUSC
Hobson, rector of t»ie chu^ ^ j Jj
the absence of the brides pastor, ' ^
Rev. M. A. Stevenson, of Bland !bll, upkeep and parts. OVERHEAD
Street Methodist church, who is
attending the Methodist general
conference at Jackson, Miss. '
valves—nothing else/—for the same
good reason that airplanes use them.
Flow'ers and lighted cathedral!* . ...m, tIuu
beautiful 'And speedboats. And racing cars, xney
candles before the
strained glass windows made
lovely altar. ^ i
The bride and bridegroom
f get the MOST power out of the LEAST
ga- That’s why overhead valves are the
entered together,
the bride’s mother.
Mrs. Martin,
entered with
choice of leaders—an^ champions.
her brother-in-law, T. Frank 'CHEVROLET MOTOR CO., DETROIT, MICH.'
le largest whale ever
sptured is supposed to
have been the one caught
by Norwegians in the Ant
arctic a few years ago. its [
weight being estimated at
175,000 pounds.
TODAY’S FACT
In August, 1891, 43 years
ago, the first railroad train
came into North Wilkes
boro over the Southern
railroad from Winston-Sa
lem.
By SAM CASSEL ;
Wilkes Drug Co.
PHONE 48
ON THE SiqiUARE
North WaiMiiom'N, C.
Buying Drugs
' Blindfolded
A Bad Practice
±.
LET
Mastin. Mrs. Virginia Martin '^-aro Chevrolet’s low ilelivered prices Mid
Nash and Miss Mary Martin, sis-, '
Doctors throughout the worid
agree there is no greater fo|)y Him
to buy and take unknown drugs.
Ask your own doctor.
So—when you go into a store
for real Bayer A^xrin, see that
you get it
Remember that doctors en
dorse Genuine Bayer A^irin as
SAFE relief for headache, oold%
sore throat pains of -rheumatism
and neuritis, rtc.
Just remember Hik- Demnoid
and get Genuine
Bayer Aj{HriiL
ters of the bride, entered to
gether. Mrs. Helen Martin
/ Rhodes, another sister," entered*
, with her husband, Joe Rhodes,
I and their little daughter, Car
olyn. John F. Nash entered with
his little son, John Jr. The fami
ly of the groom were seated on
the right.
The bride was modishly attir
ed in a dark blue silk travel i
suit with matching accessories. •
Her shoulder corsage was of
gardenias and siiapdragons.
Following the ceremony the
couple left for a. wedding trip, to
southern points, including
Charleston, S. C. They will make
tjieir home in the Akers aparf-
ments, Ramsey street,’ upon
their return to Bluefield.
' Mrs. Wagner is the youngest
daughter of Mrs. J. E. Martin
and the late Dr. J, E. Martin, pf
Bluefield. She received, her edu-
catloto at HolUa#^ College, ^ HoK
lifts, va„- and at the University
of ’Wflpi^l'Wtrglnia, Morgantown.
After^ her graduation from the
««sy G.MJLC. tenm. A General Motors Value.
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