MAMIE SOCK WELL, EDITOR
PHONE 216
rlie Finl^
sr Party
Vlnier was host at |
a iwrt; at his home on
MUnrintgton ,'Drive Thanksgiving
, Iwnoring the men connected
vlth the North Wilkeaboro Post
OMlee. A five course dinner was
SMrvod at 6:30 o’clock with cov-
aw laid 4or fourteen.'Place cards
aod" other decorations carried
aal the Thanksgiving idea.
Social ^ Calendar
The North WUkeeboro Meth-^
odist AaxlUary will meet'
Tnesday afternoon at 8:80
o'clock In the Ladies Parlor of
the church.
Mr. Richard Johnston Is
Heat ‘At Bridge Friday
Ifr. Richard Johnston was host
at bridge at his home on B
Street Friday evening to honor
Mr. Bob DuFonr, of New York
and Chapel Hill. Mr. Johnston
and Mr, DuFour are schoolmates
at the University, of Carollita and
they spent the Thanksgiving hoi- i
Idays here with Mr. Johnston’s |
yaiants, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. j
Johnston.
K'Three tables M'ere made up for!
this game and at the close of play j
toother, Mrs. Johnston, |
Ralph Duncan,'
!'■ a'lemipting salad course. |
Tile four circles of the North
Wi^Resb o roi Presbyterian
church will hold their monthly
meetings Tuesday with the
following as hostesses:
Circle No. 1, Misses Grace
and Lucy Plnley, 'Tuesday
nigfit at 8 o’clock.
Circle No. 2, Miss Julia Fin
ley, Tuesday night at 7:80
o’clock.
Circle No. 8, Mrs. R. W.
Gwyn, in the afternoon at
8:30 o'clock.
Circle No. 4, Mrs. C. D. Cof
fey, Jr., in the afternoon at
3:80 o’clock.
The monthly me; ting of the
Wilkesboro .Missionary Society
will be held Tuesday after
noon at 2:30 o’clock at the
home of Sirs. AVamcr Sliller.
Helen Winkler Is
To Friendly Circle
'■ The members of the Friendly
Circle met at the home of .Miss
Helen Winkler on Tuesday eve
ning for their’ monthly meeting.
In charge of the business session
.c; was the .new president, Mrs.
Walter Emerson, the regular
routine of business being trans
acted. Thr program for the eve-
aing was- given by Miss Eleanor
Smoak and Miss Helen Call. A
large number of the members
wore in attendance and during
the social hour that followed the
meeting tempting refreshments
wore served.
Idlewise Club Members
Honored At Dinner Party
'«Tho mensbers of the Idlewise
glob 'ware delightfully entertain-
FRUIT CAKES
Order your fruit cakes now
and get exactly what you
want.
ed on Friday evening when their
husbands wl*re hosts at a turkey
dinner at the Brown House giv
en in their honor. A three
course dinner was served with
covers laid for twenty. The
Thanksgiving motif was carried
out in the table appointments.
After the dinner Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Tomlinson invited the
group to their lovely home on
Memoriai .Avenue where differ
ent ■ games were enjoyed for
sometime. Punch and cakes were
served at the close of the eve
ning. An out of town visitor for
the affair was Mrs. Brecken-
ridge, of Chapel Hill,- who was
a gUest of Mrs. Eugene Olive.
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J. U. G. Club Members
Entertained Friday Evening
Misses Gwendolyn Hubbard
and Margaret Cassel combined
hospitality to the members of
the J. U. G. club at the home of
Miss Hubbard on Friday eve
ning. Special guests for the eve
ning were a number of former
members, who are in college and
were spending the Thanksgiving
Iwlidays here with their parents.
Jr short business session with
Miss Elizabeth Jennings presid
ing was held, after which a per
iod of informal entertainment
followed. To close the evening
the hostesses, assisted by Mrs.
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People feel complimented'when they receive books,
and appreciate the forethought and consideration
you show in selecting gifts with such permanent
value.
'We have books for young and old, for every
taste, and at prices ranging from 25c up.
We shall be delighted to help you select the best.
Titles not in stock can be had on special order.
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never know
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MONDAY,. X^.
Ikbtxird, aerved dainty' 'relfeeli'
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Sb. CocQi*
Witlk4NelI_ Hubi
, "Wedneaday afternoon the 8t.
,-p^lk Jnfexlles’^ere - dellght-
inily -entertained by ^ Nell Hub
bard at tbe borne of bet parents,
Mr. and-ddra. Julina C. Jl{nbbard.
The president, MaryLoulee
Clements, directed the'^^Togram,
in which the TJianksgivlng theme
predominated, The opening num
ber “Father, ’We Thank. Thee’’
was sung by the entire clab„Nen^
Hubbard ■'gave a reading
Thanks,'!* it and . Church
sang “Thanksgiving Sof»g/*,i- Pl
ano solos or duetts were 'Played
by Flake Steelman, Don Story,
Emily McCoy.-.W^nda Johnsof',
Edna Garwood. Jane Perry, Bar
bara Ogilrie^ Mary Gage Barber,
Nellie Gabriel, Mary Parker Kel-
'y and Virginia McDuffie. Mrs.
Prevette told the story of the
life of Mozart. The “Club Song’’
b3f*all the members closed the
Interesting program. During the
social hour Mrs. Hubbard and
Nell served delicious refresh
ments to the twenty girls and
boys. Only club members were!
pvesent. j
Payv Fme To Court
A 8., Blai0* Alao Placed, YMU*
8(M)a|r;|fii»peiided ScBtcRoe;
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Albemarle, Nov. 28.—In .Su
Blalock to to days on tbe ro&
twp weeks'ago, .t^
Blalock’s case enme. np Tu^
mominf . and following hie
eonvictioB, Jndi^' Clement rw*
MSBded the defendant to rv jail,
where he rematned ~ until thw
elbae of court Tbnreday at noon.
perior court here today J."
(Ceph)-BIaloek, convicted of an
aesauU i^n Representative R.
L. Doaghton several weeks ago,
was required to pay a fine of $60
and costs, and was placed under
a -10-day snspended road sen
tence, effective at.an^me with
in the next eight years should
Blalock he convicted of a similar
affray.
:-In pronouncing sentence. Judge
-J. H. Clement reversed the de
cision of the county court. Judge
T. B. Mauney hartug sentenced
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Miss Julia Finley
Entertained For Her Guest
To fete her houseguest, Miss
Bess Meade Friend, of Peters
burg. Va., Miss Julia Finley en
tertained at two delightful af
fairs during the Thanksgiving
holidays. Miss Friend, a class
mate of Miss Finley’s at Agnes
Scott College, was with Miss Fin
ley from Wednesday until Sat
urday.
On Friday afternoon Miss Fin
ley was hostess at an informal
tea at her home on E Street to
honor Miss Friend and during
the hours from 1:30 to 6 o’clock
around twenty-five puests call
ed to meet the honoree. Through
out the home the decorations
were suggestive of the approach
ing Christmas .season. The tea
table had for its centerpiece a
bowl of red nandina berries sur
rounded by red candles.
A luncheon was given for Miss
Friend on Saturday and the
guests at this time included a
number of Agnes Scott girls
from nearby cities. A four course
luncheon was served at 12:30
with covers laid for the follow
ing guests: Misses Lila Norfleet,
Dianna Dyers, and Anne Brown
Nash, all of Winston-Salem;
Charlie Alexander, of Lincoln-
ton; Peggy Link, of Lenoir, and
Martha Lagoon, of Japan, and
Miss Friend. Miss Lagoon was
visiting Miss Link. The dining
table was prettily appointed in
Duchess Connie Bennett Is a-
hout .tb spoil Duke Frank Mor
gan’s perfectly good plans for a
pleasant evening with Fay WTay
(who’s hiding out on the palace
balcony this very minute) by
pouring him a nice, long, cool
drink of sleeping potion. A hilar
ious scene fro u “The Affairs of
Cellini,’’ the rollicking new ro
mantic comedy at the Liberty
Theatre Monday and Tuesday.
This program is not recommend
ed for children.
NOTICE!
Pay your electric lig^it Ml before the lOtb of
each month. 5 percent will be added after the 10th.
W.M,U.0bserves
Week of Prayer
Services Will Be Held at
Homes and at Baptist
Church This Week
Lafayette at the age of 16,
married the 14-year-old daugh
ter of a French peer.
Southern Public Utilities Co.
PHONE 420 —
Woman’s Missionary Union of
the First Baptist church of this
city is beginning the observance
of “Week of Prayer’’ today.
Meetings will be held this
week as follows: Monday after
noon, 2:30, at the home of Mrs.
C. E. Jenkins with Mrs. Eugene
Olive leader: Tuesday evening.
7:30, at the home of Mrs. C. 0.
McNeill with Mrs. C. C. Kilby
leader; Wednesday evening,
7:30, public program at the
church, consisting of a mission
ary pageant. Mrs. Wl K. Sturdi
vant leader: Thursday after
noon, 2:30, at the home of Mrs.
E. E. Eller with .Mrs. C. B. Eller
leader; week's program will end
on Friday evening, 7:30, at the
church with a program to which
the public is invited. This meet
ing will be led by the pastor.
Rev. Eugene Olive, on the theme
of “Observing Day of Prayer
Round-the-world Program.”
a color scheme of pink and
white.
Card of Thanks
Miss Annie Catherine Moore
visited Miss Marjorie Crisp at
Lenoir during the holidays.
WANT ADS
To all who were so kind and
sympathetic during the bereave
ment caused by the sudden death
of our dear mother, Mrs. Rebec
ca Pardue, we wish to express
our sincere appreciations.
MESSRS. J. E„ C. M. AND W.
M. PARDUE, .MRS. T. .M. AND
L. F. KIRBY.
W.^N'TED— Burlap bags; will
pay 3 to 4 cents each; any
quantity. E. E. Eller Produce
Co. 12-10-3t
Taking a Trip?
Don’t leave without taking a
bottle of R149 with you. The best
remedy for car sickness, indiges
tion, headache, nausea, dizziness,
gas, or over-eating and drinking.
Try one bottle and be convinced.
25c and 50c siz.s. Sold at Hor^
ton Drug Company, Rexall Drug
Store, Wilkes Drug Co., and
Brame Drug Co.
FOR S.4LE: One 1031 mo«lei
Dodge coupe with rumble seat.
In number 1 condition, $350.
cash. Inquire Journal-Patriot
office. 12-6-2t-pd.
DRMAND I»AR-T-PAK Ginger
Ale. The Nehi labels means
quality Quarts (not 28 oz.)
10c deposit 5c. Don’t accept a
substitute. 9-24-tf
IKKi.S liOST OR STOLEN: One
bitch, black, white and tan
Walker: one large blue-speckl
ed dog, large dish-faced head,
collar bearing name I. M. El
ler; any information will he
appreciated. I. M. Eller.
666
checks
COLDS
and
FEVER
first day
12-3-tf.
Liquid. Tablets, Headaches
Salve, Nose Drops in 30 minutes
XtmCE OF .SALE OF BONDS
!)t54,000
TOWN OP .NORTH WILKKS-
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pains . . . use Doan’* Pills.
Doan’s are especially fof .poorly
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Sealed bids will be received
until 10 o’clock .A.. M., Decem
ber 11, 1934, by the Local Gov
ernment Commission of North
Carolina, at its office in the
City Of Raleigh. N. C., for the
following bonds of the Town of
North Wilkesboro, N. C.: $54,-
OOO Waterworks Improvement
Bonds, dated November 1, 1934,
maturing annually, November 1,
$2,000 1935 to 1956 and $3,000
1956 to 1959, all inclusive. De
nomination $1,000; principal
and interest (M and N 1) pay
able at the office of the Treas
urer of the Town of North Wil
kesboro, North Wilkesboro, . N.
C.> in such funds as are on the
respective dates of payment of
the principal of and interest on
the bonds legal tender for debts
due the United States of Ameri
ca;'general obligations: unlimit
ed tax Coupon ., bonds • register-
able as ito prindiial- alone; ^ no
option of payment before ma
turity, There will be no auction.
Interest 4 per cent per annum.
The bonds will be awarded at the
highest price offered, not lesss
than par and accrued Interest.
Bidders must present with their
bids a certified check upon an
incorporated bank or trust com
pany, payable unconditionally to
the order of the Treasurer of the
State of North Carolina for $1,-
080. The right to reject all bids
is reserved.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
COMMISSION,
By W. E. Eas^rllng, iSecrettW^
SPECIALS
Spainhour’s Shop
IN CALL HOTEL BUILDING
New Hosiery
Perfect quality. New Fall shades.
79c value
55c pr-
2 PAIRS $1.00
New Hosiery
Complete new stock of that famous
Archer in all styles.
New shades
$l.llMliS
NEW DRESSES..
NEW COATS
(Absolutely no merchandise from fire
stock in the building).
MANY COATS AND SUITS AT
REDUCED PRICES
DRESSES $8.95 to $16.95
COATS
$14.95 to $29.50
Fresh Pretty New
UNDERWEAR
FINE CREPE SLIPS
SILK CREPE GOWNS
SILK CREPE PAJAMAS
GLOVE-SILK PANTIES
RAYON PANTIES
BALBRIGGAN SLEEPING
PAJAMAS
An Very SpedaUy Pric^
NEW GLOVES NEW BAGS
NEW SWEATERS (just received)
NEW HANDKERCHIEFS
You are cordially invited to visit us at this temporary shop often. We ap
preciate your visits.
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