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Attfustits *7«lt, of BradentoBi;
fflty Gi'rea
Jtt ilHuoliour Cottage '
SpalnhoBr, of Hickory,
• Bomber of her trtenda,
» home party on \ the
ty MoontatB laat week at
eottage of Mr. aod Mre. J.
^ jt lf>alnhoor. *her grandparents.
JlKen» making up th« party were
_%*ty Spaiahour, Bllaabeth Jane
“ oui,. Dorothy Leonara, Peggy
■art Whltener, Sara Lee Oif-
Pi. all from Hickory, and Peg-
f«pmere from Wllkeaboro. Mr.
: *. Spalnhour, Betty’s father,
■BBi^led the girls oTer Mon-
y nad Mre. Spaiahour and Mrs.
—Imnle Springs motored over
BkMay for the day to take them
, geyeral delightful courtesies
,_*re extended the girls during
•elr stay on the mountain, the
of which was the bridge
, ■—/ given by Gwendolyn Hnb-
t^Bhrd, who with her i.arents. Dr.
1 Mrs. F. C. Huobard, are
■ding the summer on the
^ sntain at their cottage. Miss
k'®tbbard entertained Wednesday
'Oflemoon and. following the
same a salad course was served
with sandwiches, sweets and
%a. Elizabeth Jane Lynn scored
Bch and was given a box of
.■Beets.
Ob Wednesday evening Mr.
■Bd Mrs. J. B. Spainhour gave a
gtOiic at the Holman Orchard
the girls and those attending
lea' the honorees were Mr.
'Mrs. Spalnhour, the hosts,
■mbis. Roy and Jack Spalnhour.
Wk. and Mrs. Lincoln Spaiahour.
-Mfr. Dick Bason and his small
' BBS, Billy Bason.
Mrs. W. B. Somers, mother of
•Ikggy Somers, entertained for
tts girls at her home in Wil-
■nboro Thursday. In the after-
■oon they attended a theatre
. -jfarty after which they were
■ Barred a picnic supper on the
Awn cl the Somers home, later
jpmng to Hollywood Lake for a
■Bim.
As a final courtesy Mrs. J. E.
.Spalnhour was hostess at a love-
% dinner party on Friday at her
BBttage and guests besides the
SoBorees were Mrs. Spain hour
mmi Mrs. Springs, from Hickory,
■Bd Mrs. Eugene Spainho_r, of
UiD.
Social Calendar
’Rtc July BieeUiig of the
WUkesboro Wonuut’s chib will
be held I^riday aftenwon ak
S;30 o’clo^ instead of Friday
evening at eight o’clock as
iwevloasly annonnwO. Hoe-
tesses for the meeting will be
Mrs. WUl Johnson, Mrs. P. E.
Brown and Mrs. N. O. Smoak
at the home of Mrs. Johnson,
Hie garden department will
give bine ribbons for the fin
est gladioli, best bowl of mix-
'fi i^krden flowers, and Che
prettiest basket of phlox; also
a bine ribbon in a “white ele
phant contest.’’
era, with gladioli and larkspur
predominating, a period of in
formal entertainment was en
joyed. Two contests, one on
flowers and one about a wed
ding, was followed by a ques
tionnaire on the bride's court
ship and wedding, the latter pro
voking much laughter.
In serving a salad course the
hostess had the assistance of
Mrs. Murphy Hunt am.l Mrs.
Claude Johnson. In presenting
the shower of gifts, which came
as a complete surprise, the hon-
oree was called to the telephone
and upon her return found a
huge box, wrapped in the nup
tial white, placed in hc-r chair.
She received a large •.lumber of
beautiful and usefi'.i gifts as
souvenirs of the happy occasion.
Hrs. Adams Given
Miscelleaneous Shower
To fete a recent bride, Mrs.
Jabn Quincy Adams, Mrs. Gil-
■ert Poster was hostess at a pret-
i Hr party at her home on Tues-
' Ay evening. The courtesy, which
•Bok the form of a miscelleane-
■BB shower, was attended by fif-
■Een of the bride’s special
Meads. Mrs. Adams, who prior
Be her marriage was Miss Lola
■Burch, of this city, was married
Be Mr. Adams in New York City,
Jtaly 11, at “The Little Church
Jfround the Corner."
Mrs. Foster received her
geests at eight o’clock and after
ttey were seated in the living
T, E. L. Class Met With
Mrs. A. M. Handy Tuesday
The July meeting of the T. E.
L. class of the First Baptist
church wa.s held on Tuesday eve
ning with Mrs. .A.. M. Handy as
hostess. Nine members were
present and during tne business
session, which was in charge of
Mrs. George Campbell, the pres
ident, the usual routine of busi
ness was transacted. The meet
ing opened with the devotional
period beini led by Mrs. H. G.
Nichol.s. X salad course was en-
joj'ed during the delightful so
cial hour.
Church-Dockery
Mi.s.s Florence- Church, daugh
ter of Mrs. Carrie Church, of
Koiida. and Mr. Clarence Dock
ery, son of Mr. and Mr.s. Jim
Dockery, of North Wilkesboro,
were united in marriage at tho
i-oiirihouse in Wilkesitoro on
Saturday. They were accom
panied liiere and back by Miss
Kulitia Bradlev.
Mr.s. Dockery hold.s a position
in Wilkes Hosiery .Mills and Mr.
Dockery is employed at Lenoir,
in Kent-Ctiffey Furniture Co.
•After tl;e marriage ceremony
they returned back to the home
■ )f the groom's sister. Mis. Virgil
Barnett, in North Wilkesboro,
for the wedding supper. The
which was,beautifully dec- puests were as follows: Mr. and
ited in mixed summer flow
Fm the Picture
.•f Health,” Says Lady
After TiJdng CARDUI
men is bow Cardul helped an
lady. ... "I suffered
■ pains In my back and sides,”
vftcB Mrs. A. G. Gray, of Cusseta,
wnm was so thin and weak, I
Md of Cardul and decided to take
- It I noticed at once It was hdp-
mm SOB- I Ifept taking Cardul un-
J bad finished five bottles. I
IpBoad. My health was much bet-
Kow I am the picture of health.
■9Qf. cedor Is good and my weight
_ ... 'Thoosanda of
testify Cardul benefited
If it does not benefit YOU,
ta idiitslclan.
Mr.s. Virgil Barnett, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Dockery. Mr. and Mrs.
Mickey Royal, Miss Lillian Mil-
I'-r, Mr, Kyle Dockery. Miss Del
ia Barnett, Mr. Dwight Church,
Mi.ss Eulala Bradley.
Goshen Couple
Wed On Saturday
MEN
MEN WIN
■ The Fawor of Other Men
, tw9. phl^ of
^ your*?tv«?*t5o ' your
r body. Mot««»}^
t»k« MdU. mJner»I
ffS
m ur M#r rMtuai.
get Wbat yov ask #»r. ©ll(niC.lfcCo.
Other Iiitere.stiiiK News Items
Of Goshen Community
Reported
GOSHEN,
, July 23.—An inter-
e.sting surprise to many friends
of the young couple is the an
nouncement of the marriage last
Saturday in North Wilkesboro of
Miss Thelma Laws, of Boomer,
to Challie Church, of Goshen.
The ceremony was solemnized at
evening with J. L. Turner offici
ating.
Mrs. Church is the attractive
daughter of Mr. M. F. Laws, of
Boomer, Mr. Church is the son
if Mr. and Mrs. Will Church, of
Goshen.
Mr. James Barlow has a fine
water melon patch. He enjoyed
iupu.i iBBi no(era edja n auijBa
from his own patch.
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Barlow and
son. of Independence, Va., for
merly of Goshen, were in Wllkes-
'aoro last Wednesday on busi
ness.
Airs. Hafford Baker, of North i
Wilkesboro, spent the week-end i
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j
Will Church. j
Mrs. Coner Triplett, who has
'oeen sick is very much improved, i
.ler many friends will be glad to i
'iUlOW.
Little Jessie and Billie Edmin-
ston, son and daughter of Mr.
and Mrs.. James Edminston, of
Elk, formerly of Goshen, have 13
living grandparents. Quite a rec
ord for Goshen.
SAbbatl'PSchoolt
« short •
win b« orgxnlMd. It I*
111 ywimt MMtiBiff th«t pabsnu \>oop«r«te
-* wltli thia. worthy , un«ert»WBg hy
enlisting their children in tjte
order, »gea from 4 ye«^up to
l^orida, has been:; visiting rela
tives and friends .here and at
Lenoir. It will be rdoalled that
Mrs. Felt was a former realdent
of this community several years
ago and moved to Florida from
this section.
, To »y It Is hot weather Is no
news because everyi-ody seems to
be aware of that fact. Aside from
tho oppressiveness of the heat, It
Is proving very favorable to
growing crops with the nice
showers at frequent Intervals.
The Elk Creek Baptist church
Sunday school at Denny joined
the Advent Christian Sunday
school in a union meeting last
Sunday. We were glad to wel
come the Elk people down and
hope they Will repeat the visit.
There was no preaching at the
Adventist church Sunday as us
ual on the fourth Sundays owing
to the two deaths and funerals
In the pastor’s family. It was
with great regret that the com
munity learned of the sudden
death of Mrs. Lee Pearson and
^Jia ona Botor mu>Kfaq~-.^^-,
has thto coBtrihntedflMoM thaa ^..,
120,000,000 !Sito the nation'sv
ransportatlon.^tems; ^ete.fl-
gnrei do nof'iftelude sblpmeBlt :
of paru Bbd aeBOWorlet by hlr- a
plane, an tnnovation lit tiie auto- *
motfre Industry which is^^grow-
tag increasingly popular ■with
'dSalors everywhere. ‘ *
Items
".TB .
sixteen yehrs of age.
Pores Knob News
PORES KNOB, July 2S;—The
revival meeting began 'at Wal
nut Grove,.j^ureh Sunday tp JeoB-
tlnne (or a^week or ten days.'The
oaator,' Rev. C. & Holland, la
isslato^. by 'Revr How'aird Ford,
of. HhU^te. The publlc^ls cor
dially Invited to attend./' . ‘
Prof Vaughn E. Jennings re
turned j- yesterday from Wake
FVjrest , where &S has been at
tending summer school.
-Mr. Perry Crouch, of Taylors
ville, spent a lew hours with
fHends in the community ^ Sun
day p.' m. •"’i
Miss Grace Jennlnpi spent the
week-end In IfortB Wilkesboro
with Miss Elisabeth Pardue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kennerly,
Mr. John Kennerly end Misses
Viola and Essie Mae Upright,.of
Mooreavllle, visited In the home
of Mrs. Sally Jennings," Sunday
p. m.
Miss Lucy Lane, of Asheville,
is spending a few days with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Foote' Davis and
-- ... J son Sherman, and Mr. Ralph
her mother-m-law of Alexander Alexander county, at-
county. They tended church at Walnut .Grove
lightning and killed instantly-i ‘
last Mrs^Pear-
son is a sister of. Rev. W F-1 Taylorsville, and
Preslar, Pastor of the local Ad- Meadows returned
ve^ist cb^rch. 'last week from a visit to ,W-sh-
We understand that a move- . nr
raent is on foot to construct a *^Ston, • *
new brick church for the Bap-1 members in Ala-
tist congregation of this com- , , ^ ce
munity | ®ance county have selected 65
The local Grange will meet'-Jersey animals to be entered-in
Little Miss Mildred Huntw FeBt
ed On Birthday; .(Rhier
—■ News
roStnu Rn%, J^^8.—
Mrs. Bessie Cordtlie spejirt the
week-end in Sparta. She was ac
companied hOmet.by her two
daughters, Ruth and Dials, who
hsve been visiting friends there
for the past week;
- Mlse Lyoette Salmon Is fnW
gnest of Mrs. LeRoy Salmons hr
Winston-Salem this week. '-
.Littlo''Miss iDoriia Whitley, o(
'Winston-SsJeiis. Is spendlag some
time with her grandmother, Mrs.
C. D. Donean.*' " ,
Miss Lola Psrks has returned
horns after spending six weeks
In Boone, .attending ■» the first
session In summer school. - ^
Master Walter Call, of North
Wilkesboro. Is the gnest this
week of Blllle and Sam Church.
Mr- and Mrs. , Glenn Tucker
have returned home ,to spend
th® remainder of the summer.
Mr. Tucker Is one of the teach
ers In the school here. j
Mrs. Olenn Hunter entertained
fifteen little guest Saturday aft
ernoon from three until five,
honoring her little daughter.
Mildred, on her seventh birth
day. After a number of outdoor
games were enjoyed, Mrs. Hunt
er, assisted by her sister. Miss
Ireen Blackburn, served i c e
cream and cake. Little Miss
Hunter received a number of
lovely gifts.
' Railroads, boat lines, trtfcklngi
comMnies, and even air llnea
grSTtly benattttod'?by tho In*
creased production of automo
biles during the first tlx months
of 1*84, according to statistics
recently analysed hy the Choyro-
let Motor Company.
During this pwrtod,''.”automo
bile companies vAi and jN^Cigter-
ed more than a million pas-
finger cars and trjieka in the
rUnited States alone. The hanllng
•ot raw ssaterials to the various
tactorfee.and the movement ot
(iiiig|ied';Mn tod frucks .'from
factory to dealer make the nuio-
mot^ Industry one of the great
est eontrtbntors to transports
tloB revenue. ^ ■ ■
Chervrolet, according U> figures
released, uses all channels' of
tiansporfition in manufacturing;
assembllMta. tod delivering car*.
Three hundred and t sixty rail
roads and nnmerons boat lines
and- trucking companies hauled
2,ni/798 tons of Chevrolet
freight during the first six
months of 1984. During this
time Chevrolet used 98,978
freight cars and the tonnage
moved hy means other than rail
would have required an additlon-
fsstwstsi JW Brmath, Boor Amh
sAMi.
Ht*tHsadimeh»t,dm fo Estmts iw».
AAab^aturated’C IS-Day TiW OAk.
WILKES DRUG COMPANY
North Wilkesboro, N. C-
/
Friday night, July 27th, at the ' the Snow Camp community show
school building. In addition to' and the Mebane Fair.
1
Blue Eagle Is Restored
To Plant In Tennessee
Washington. July 23.—Resto
ration of the blue eagle to the
Harriman, Tenn.. Hosiery Mills
was ordered today by A. R.
Glancy, field assistant to NRA
i Administrator Hugh S. Johnson.
That corn planted on land
where lespedeza was grown last!
year has made best growth In
Caswell county so far this sea-!
son.
The largest crowd in the history of our store
shared in the bargains we offered for our
Clearance Sale
One lot Rayon Silk Panties. Special,
pair
Basement Specials
10c
15c
25 c
One lot Rayon Silk Brassieres, lace trim
med. Special, each
One lot Rayon Silk Bloomers. Special,
pair -
The throngs that shopped
with us during our Mid-Sum
mer Clearance Sale, proved
that our values were extra
ordinary. Many choice val
ues still await the thrifty
shopper. We are listing a
few of our many bargains in
this message. We urge that
you take advantage of the
wonderful savings.
47 pairs ladies’ white mesh and faljric 49c
Gloves, values 59c to $1.00 pair. Special
Cool Voile and Organdy Dresses, sizes 14 to
52. In our Basement Store reduced 77c
’ Foi-merly selling up to $1.19 each
Ladies’ Collar and Cuff Sets of silk,
lace and organdy
(Main Floor)
* Price
Sale of
Silk Dresses
Do not fail to see the wonderful
values that await your selection in
dur Silk Dress department. You
will be delighted with the lovely
quality, styles, and the values are
so great your selection will be a
■ileasure.
Sale of
COTTON
FROCKS
The values are excellent ... ir
cool, sheer voiles, at prices that
will delight you.
We have left 19 Silk Dresses, pas
tels and prints. Values to JO AO
,$5.95. Special, each
One group of Nelly Dons, origi
nally selling at $1.98. . Jl 1 C
now at.. — l.lil
33 Silk Dresses, whites, pastels,
‘;heers and prints. JO AO
Values to $6.95, at -
One group Non-Crease Voiles,
originalfy selling at J| AO
$2.98,Now
23 Silk Dresses, some jacket styles,
plain colors and prints. J^I.CIT
Values to $8.95. Special *t*vl
One group Nelly Dons, formerly
selling at $5.95. • JO AC
Now
Sale of High Grade Silk Underwear
One lot lace trimmed two-piece One lot lace trimmed pure silk
Silk Pajamas, $3.98 JO AO Slips. $1.69 value. $1 97
value. Special Special, each —
One lot lace trimmed, pure silk Slips. $1.39 v^ue. $M9
Special, each
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