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1MR.WICKFIEI:
“David Copperfield” the prize winning photoplay which will be seen at the Liberty Theatre, Mon
day and Tuesday is destined to take its place as one of the all screen history pictures of all times. Boast
ing a cast of sixty-five players with an intimacy that cannot be imagined. It blends every element of
entertainment—romance, pathos, comedy, thrills and spectacle—in such deft quality that one fairly lives
with the characters as they work out their destin y on the screen. ‘
Chevrolet Offers ,
..Valuable Prizes
(
Chevrolet Motor Company and
Coludtbla Pictures cooperating
are Mgrlng a Master DeLuxe
Chevrolet sedan as first prize, a
coacli j;^d standard models as
additional prizes in a big essay
' contest announced on page eight
of section 1 of this newspaper.
Anyone may enter the contest
*>y writing an essay on “Why the
whole town’s talking about the
new Master DeLuxe Chevrolet”
and deposit the essay in the es
say box at Gaddy Chevrolet Com
pany on C street. In addition to
the coveted prizes offered by
Chevrolet .Motor Company the
Qaddy Chevrolet Company is of
fering a number of local prizes,
first being a J50 credit ^on a new
Chevrolet and the second a $25
credit. For the next best 25 es
says tickets will be given to the
New Orpheum Theatre. Prize
winners will be announced at the
New Orpheum on Wednesday
night. Local judges are Prof. C.
B. Eller, county superintendent
of schools; Prof. T. E. Story,
superintendent o f Wilkesboro
district schools, and Julius C.
Hubbard, co-publisher of The
Journal-Patriot.
BOARD OF EDUCATION I Mrs. Calvin Severe!
IN SESSION MONDAY I
Wilkes County board of edu
cation held a quiet seslon Mon
day with Prof. C. B. Eller, coun
ty superintendent of schools.
Chairman C. ,0. McNeill and R.
R. Church were the members
present.
Only routine matters were
taken up and little of public in
terest gained attention of the
board.
Member Of Well Known Family
Of Wagoner and Glendale
,Springs Passed
Marriage Licenses
Mrs. Calvin Severet, age 76,
member of a well known family
of the Wagoner and Glendale
Springs communities, died Sun
day morning at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. D. C. Bare, she
I had been ill for about a month.
She leaves three children:
Mrs. D. C. Bare, Nelson and Gor-
Licenses to wed hav© been is-1 Severet, of Glendale Springs,
sued from the office of register; gjjc the grandmother of G.
of deeds to the following during j ggre, proprietor of Bare's
the past few days: j yajj. store here.
March 30 — Eugene Colbert | Funeral service.s were held at
and Leslie Waddell, both of Ben-1 Ebenezer Presbyterian church
ham.
March 30---McIver Jarvis, Wil
kesboro, and .^ddie Robertson,
Gilreath.
April 2—Coy Pruitt and Cora
Emma Bowers, both of Dockery.
Monday morning.
Mount Ararat, on which Noah
landed th© ark after the great
flood, is now more than three
miles above sea level.
Kiwanis To Meet
Members of the North Wil
kesboro Kiwanis Club will hear
a program Friday . at noon und
er the direction of P. Wu Eshel-
man, program chairman. A full
attendance of members is expect
ed.
Announcement
We have bought the business
of Elbert Rhoades, assuming
no indebtedness. Will carry an
unusually large stock of Maga
zines. Sheet Music, also carry
line of Candies, Cigarettes, Ci-
g^ars. Drinks, etc.
Giv/e us your renewal subscrip
tion to any magazine published.
Ladies especially invited to our
plaeo-
Agency for
Greensboro Daily News
City News Stand
Opposite Liberty Theatre
J. F. WO-MBLE. Manager
East
Coast
lie Fertilizer With A Full
Lime Filler And A
Fish Base
Mr. Farmer, if you
don’t buy this Ferti-
»?lij5er you are not
getting full value for
your hard - earned
cash. See this ferti- •
lizer before you buy.
Wilkes Tie & Feed
Company ..
ISAAC ELLER, Manager
Forester Avenue
IHMITH WILKESBORO, N. C.
Sht's couffhl o fl»h to eetch admiring
•yvf, right ipong on tho front of n#r
florod frock (vory Fronchl.Mr. Fish and
tho shoulders ore goyly striped, to corw
frost with this linen model qq
In blue* moixe or brown * . ^2*
Pretty nifty, this twe-ln-one. Slip ^
off rhe coot dross and thoro*S a
seporete sun«uit beneoth. Nicely
tailored of striped seersucker
in red. blue, brown
or green ^ I
TOP CENTER I Thli /'goin'-ploces" frock
of pioue organdy frills Hs shoulder with
loce-edged ruffles, Thot’s o velvet ribbon
Shirley holds out for you to ad-
mire. In pink, blue or moUe . .
Spainhour’s
NEW DEPARTMENT STORE
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
., At Liberty
Something unique for the peo
ple of this section is the shoi^-
ing of “School Day Foliles’; , ait
the Liberty Theatre today '■
tomorrow In conjunction Jpyx'
the screen program featuring
“Society Doctor,” a sequel to
that favorite picture, "Men in
White.”
"School Day Follies” Will be
presented by a cast of 76 local
children under the able direction
of William Carr and Miss DolUe
Dawn, late of movie studios in
Hollywood. They hav© had much
experience in training children
for the movies and have directed
the rehearsals for the perform
ances here. The children are
awaiting with eager anticipation
the big moment when they are
to appear on the theatr© stage.
Members of Mrs. R. O. Finley’s
expression class will play an Im
portant part with specialty num
bers.
yttw Jnm $0 SM one 9^ Ubo o(
acnir dm dlspi«r X’oa
nuy.he surptised ■: mI' WMOW
how ira'lidd. nka >l||i
marduatlSm
Qmgd and ae» tm
TO
[a del
[class
ayndet
Sltlo
,adDl at
litloned
TO SELL three
land with g-room henee-, 64
apple'tmes, IS peach trees.
Maren SI, W^*
£plgnd-Ch!na pig
A AFTP Ik nc appie 'ti^ea, 15 "peach" trees, f
WANT ADS) gwarr. st;hlc. weu, on goodl.:
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FOR ' —One pair mule*
, use, and flve^ young freeh
Jeraeya with calvee at . aide
$35 to $50. LeonardTemple:
ton. Union Grove. S^lWl
roaid;. unalL payment, • balance
easy. J. 1. Myers,. Real Estate.
. ' 4-4-lt-pd
Ihg -River, Jf, C.
reward.
and hecelttf'. '
4-4-dt‘i tiMs
WANTED—Man with car. Route
experience preferred but not
necessary. Rawlelgh, Dept.
NCD-164-M, Richmond, Va.
4-ll-2t-T-pd
WANjT^TD SELL on easy terms
...ajx^room cottage on Trogdon
f Avenue. Large lot.,Very easy
terms. Man, get you a home
' befofs'lt gets higher! J. I.
1 MyeiOrReal Estate. 4-4-lt-pd
WANT[,TO SBLL fttr»«ooi»
taga."on"terms Ulta't6liit'‘SgldW’’^"
'caBh,‘'6alna4e gl5’per-mec^fa. ^
Cahl afford W miss i.tt . for
property is sura’going-ngi;'
1. Myers, Seal Estate, - --t (T v
. : r “7 A 4-4-lt-pd .
Episcopal Services
WANT TO RENT s store buUd-
ing on Main Street, about 25 z
90 feet and basement. See me
if you want to rent. J. I. My
ers, Real Estate. 4-4-lt-pd
You Can Always Save On Your,
Drug Needs at
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Services will be held at St.
Paul.’s Episcopal church In Wil
kesboro Sunday afternoon at
four o’clock with Rector B. M.
Lackey in charge. The public Is
invited to attend.
FOR SALE CHEAP, — Power
Sprayer, complete' with engine,
triplex pump, 200-gelIon tank,
mounted on steel wagon.—H.
H. Morehouse & Son, Oak-
woods. 3-25-tf,
Hofton's Drug Store
When you think of good comfortable
SHOES
Naturally you think of SPAINHOUR'S
Quality Shoes...
... Newest Styles ...
... Moderate Prices
$3.95
Spamhour’s
Shoes
W e have a complete
stock of $3.95 shoes in
oxfords, pumps and sport
shoes.
White and brown is the
leading sport combina
tion for spring. This is a
white calf with a brown
calf sadle.
$4.95
Spainhour’s
Shoes
This is a Selby arch shoe
which is an exceptional
value at $4.96. In brown
and white.
We have a complete stock
of sport oxfords, a 11
white and brown and tan.
$2.98 and $3.95.
$6.50
Selby
Shoes
$8.50
Selby
Shoes
\
We have a complete stock
of Selby Oxfords. Try a
pair of these with your
Easter costume.
Side ties are something
different this season. We
are showing them in
blue. See them before
you buy your Easter
footwear.
For the lady who cares.
A pair of these Selby tru-
poise pumps in white and
black.
Pumps are known as
dress shoes. We have
them in all colors, heels
and prices. The pump,
shown is in both white’
and blue.
Your Foot Health is Assured by
Our Expert Fitting Service
SPAINHOVR^
NEW DEPARTMENT STORE, ;;
NORTH WILKESBORO NORTH CAROiJNA