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.Wilkasboro,' of th» Btn- o^tko lUixs HiU OiTte- 1'^ Wkk« 9>0TMt-MMr«dUli Mehool In tte •loettoni it WMll. -^-~ oT^ wbo v«a cmdnnted *M»r» Bill thla spritig, Iim ~ alilMd klmMtf while on ■Vas with hla ahllltr m a tat. A mountain folk-plar. Msuktaln Medley," waa'pre- lad as the featare program of pj; —^-dramatic and music depart- ^|adM of the eoHege during the iQtaMMMaeeaent exereisea. Hartley, dnthor, Played one of the shhmrttef to the irad'hy the haoiina CSaptf BIU. It re- ftTorable oomments. Hart ley presented an expreaelon re-. «ltai this spring. He was also Pfseldent ot.,t!hei-Suthallan liter ary society here and held offices. He la continuing his wo^. as a lihfl^ Mslstant this Sum mer. I3ie other officers of the first student set-up of the new sum mer school are Mary Richardson, Black Momtaln, rice president; and George'- Oopple, Albemarle,' secretary. This is the first year that the thr^ Baptist Institutions hare combined to gire a summer school of senior college standing to the western part of th« state. Fi gures released from the regis trar’s office rereal an enroll- man.t ,qf nearly two hundred stu dents from Brasil, Cuba, and ten states in this sountry. HOME NOW.' - No Dom PipKit No Mortgage Lovost lotoTOst Kans Through co-operation with The Naticnal Hous ing Prograoi we can repair cr modernise your hooae NOW and yon can pay in ea^ asontUy inatalknentt extemSng over a period aa tang aa 36 months. Why not insfMct your bame carefully 'tat T— icpaira ami Improuemeoti? Then a fiat oi the repaita or fan- |igni»»m,-nr» icquiicd to pot your home in firat-clms coodition- WeTl be glad to check poor pcepcrty wWi you, living you an catimate. Fhon^ write or caO. No charga ar nWigatiwi. Wedding Stdemnized Al Home of Reu. D. C, Roten; er CwniaiinHy Itemd; SHElUdAN. Juim 16.—There wa^^ n^q^let, wedding the home of Rey, D. A. Roten Satur day nwmlng, June M when ilias Mainle DlUsrd. the gmnd- dnughter of D. Af Roten, became the bidde of Mr. Maynard Mil ler, Bey. D. A. Roten officiating. Meaars.' 'Verley and Blay Mil-, ler and two small brothers, of Othello, Ashe county, ylslted In the homes of John and Joe Ro ten, last week-end. Mr. Freeman Kilby and fam ily. of Vannoy, ylslted In the home of his brother-in-law. Bine Roten, Sunday. Mr. Ernest Kilby and family, of Reddies River, visited In the home of bl^ J^other-ln-law, Bine Roten, Sunday. Mr. Fldell Wlngler and wife, of Falrplalns, were visitors In the home of Rev. D. A. Roten for a while Sunday. Mr. P. E. Dancy and two sons and Mr. Johnie Sheets, of Van noy and Daylo, visited around Sherman, Sunday. Mr. J. B. Miller, of Sherman, visited Mr. A. Shepherd, Sunday. Messrs. Fleldon Roten and Robert Roten and Joe Miller and Jorden Boy, were visitors a- round Sherman Sunday. Mr. Neales Walker was a din ner guest of Mr. Golden Roten, Sunday. Mr. Ail Stanley and family and Sears Stanley and family and some small boys of this community, went across the Blue Ridge on a visit Sunday to Glendale Springs. Mr. Joe Roten visited his sister, Mrs. Ellen Dillard, near Obids, Sunday. ^ Merchants Are To Plan Fight On Sales Levy Raleigh, June 24.—^Directors of the North Carolina Merchants Association today authorized ap pointment of a committee to confer with representatives of other organizations Interested In fighting the state’s general sales tax. As re-enacted by the last leg islature, the sales levy will tax balsic fooq(3 formerly exempt, effective July 1. The merchants’ organization has announced It may contest constitutionality of the tax.- -'sr-—- -t ' - VEW'rOBR.?.Ahdf«is aft' aatbeiitie Bp-off' of .the woMu'S fsU hats. It to the vefyoi' beret, glorUed with s forward movo- mont and amphsBiad by otovor fSn- like invertod t«elta..Tka simpto bsad,' .knotted on tho loft, to of b£uk hott ing ribbon. News of Summit CommmiifyToM Sunday School At Yellow HiD Progressing Nicely; Per sonal Items jdastaatly ay when hla. . Bgfe^ro«^[{^ tumbled of^a tittle "ha£S-^oun- rond near here, Ala cheat, f One' companion, Henry Beau, '[^•6, auatalned a broken left arm. Oacar Bean, another occnpaiit of the car,, WM unhurt. Tha4> machine atalled on fteep flado, and inefleetire breaking canoed the driver tot] looo control, Bherlft J, C.^ToV- bort’a Inxoatlgation roTealed. Clifford Bean, the driver, waa pinned under Chd‘'car whan it ;i|overtumed on a steep embank ment. Toung Bean's fuaeiml wUl be held in the Moiberry Mountain section aometime fFuetday. He uDmarried and la survived Ssl Bang-Up Beegains FOR THE 4th Boy’s Golf Knickers, pair Men’s Shorts and Undershirts, or each Men’s Sanforized Athletic Unions Men’s Sailor and Toyo Hats, Fast color Wash Ties, CEich Men's Chambray Work Shirts, iQ each Khaki Flapper Pants for camp, Sport Shirts of Broadcloth, each Boys’ Shorts and Undershirts, Boys’ Blue Chambray Work Shirts, each — Boys’ Ox-Hide Overalls, Boys’ Tennis Shoes, a real value, pair —, Boys’ Athletic Union Shits, suit — 98c 7?c 4?c ik 55c 37c 39c ALWAYS SHOP PENNEY’S for real values ;Men’» AU-wool Bathing aits ..—— All-wool Bathing •¥rnaik8 -- Extra good quality Athletic Support Bfee quality Bathing Belts, each Mens Sport Polo Shirts, each —- Boys’..Mesh Knit Polo I9urto Boyi' Bathing Trunks with y Hdt : — ■Boyfl* Bathing Suits,' SHOE VALUES $1.98 Pine Quality White Dress Sandals White Sar.dals for Children, pair 98c Boys’ Dress Oxfords, all leather $1.49 Boys’ Tennis Shoes, built for service "Ti/Ve Men’s White Nu-Buck Oxfords — $2.98 Women’s White Oxfords, all-leather $1.98 Men’s Work Shoes, extra values - $1.49 M E Y ^ S- NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C. «JL VM. SUMMIT, June 24.—The Sun day school at Yellow Hill is pro gressing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Nichols, of North Wllkesboro, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nichols and Mrs. Julia Nichols, of Purlear, visited In the home of Mr. Lee J. Church Sunday evening. Messrs. Fabin Church and Herbert Tomlinson, of Benge. w€^e vjlaltors in this commun ity Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie O’Dan iels and Mr. Frank Parker, of North Wllkesboro, visited in the home of Mr. Lee J. Church, Sunday. Miss Minnie Benge was the dinner guest of Miss Eva Church Sunday. Mr. Dempsy Church and Atris Green were visitors in the Idle wild community Sunday. Misses Nina and Helen Church and little brother, Johnson, and Miss Lizzie Keys spent Saturday night in the home of Mr. C. C. Mikeal. Mr. Glenn Collins, who is sta- Uoned at Purjear |a the C., C Camp,’ spent the We^-end In this community. Mr. Chester Church, of Benge was a visitor in the home of Mr. Essiey Phillips, Sunday. Mr. Russel Church visited in the home of Mr. J. A. Keys, Sun day evening. Mr. Aldren Green was a visi tor in the home of Mr. N. C. Mikeal Sunday. Mi.ss Pearl Waters spent Sun day with Miss Lizzie Keys. Mr. and Mrs. Coot Shepherd, of Maple Springs, visited in the homo of Mr. J. S. Green, Sun day. Mr. Clinton Eller, of Purlear, and Misses Connie Scott and Mildred Kilby, of Millers Creek, visited In the home of Mr. Lee J. Church, Sunday evening. Misses Hazel Church and Eva Kight spent Sunday evening with Miss Rosa Church. Mrs. W. A. Benge and Miss Sarah Carnett visited Mrs. Julia Blankenship, Sunday. Misses Eva Mae and Heltle Blanton visited in the' home of Mrs. C. C. Mikeal Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ooy Church, of Pattons Ridge, were dinner guests of his mother, Mrs. Fan nie Church, Sunday. There will be a singing at Yellow Hill church Tuesday and Friday nights. We hope there will be lots of good singing. Miss Lenna Church spent Sat urday night with Mrs. Liza P'lee nor. Miss Merl Mikeal spent Satur day night with Miss LlUian Flee nor. Mr. W. A. Payne, of this com munity, vtlsited l^r. John 'Wol- bom, of Pattons Ridge. Mrs. D. D. Adkins and chil dren, Lula and Annie Bell Ad kins, spent Saturday night In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Her man Adkins, of Idlewlld. Mr. Bine Foster spent last week in Purlear community vis iting friends and relatives. Mr. Parks Billings and son, Udella, of Purlear, were visitors in the home of Mr. H. C. Kight Friday night. Misses Francis and Lilliau Keys and Mr. Joe and Junior Keys, of Cricket, who have been spending some time visiting rel atives in this community, return ed home 'WIednesday. Automobile tourists In America spend $3,000,00f,000 a year. 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