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__ beijB mem .ptfmmt^.%0 mioy^ Urn
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A lov«ty party of the week was
tte one j^iven by Miss Janie #c-
Ihiannid at her aj>artineiA. ow E
Street Monday,^evening*wheh‘Bhe
entertained for two Visitors ^in
the city and a recent bride. The
honorees were Miss Frances Mc
Leod, of Chersw, S. C., who is
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. B.
Smith, Miss Lottie Burnside, of
Greensboro, guest of Mrs. C. B,
Bryan Higgins, and Mrs. C. A,
Ritchie,* who prior to her nuptials
was Miss Patty Hurley, of Biscoe.
Four tables were made up for
bridge in a bright setting of ros
es and dahlias and as a result of
play the high score award went
to Mrs. James Somers. To each
of the honorees Miss McDiarmid
presented lovely remembrances.
When cards were laid aside dain
ty refreshments were served by
its. The devotional per-! the hostess with the assistance of
led by Mrs. T. B. Finley, j Hubert Winkler.
W :-yv>K ’jti
-its 't.v>
\tt tiM Wi^na-
en Sixth Stoeet.
Qt!'|to«*rs formed a
for the
•n informal
^ _ knitting and «Q»
dose of the
itod k .delidooa salad
nerved by Mrs. Cart-
Auxiliary
, ifliM&ly'Meeting
_ Tbe' Angust mbeting of the
Preabytmian Awdliary was held
. Toesday aftenmoa at the church
' hut with a large* number of the
neBSiMES in attendance, and Mrs.
titcbell, the president, in
meeting. Speakers
, , axm were Rev. R.
i. .*011^ Jdferson, and Miss
I it^Hont. of Glendale
|»bf)th'made splendid talks
^’Introduced by Mrs. J.
. been,
spent in recrat‘'ydtr8 id educating
'p«(qito'lu to^the, advantages
complete hoose-in^ation, and for
that reason Hie«new Ca^ Shbi-
C,.i^ Penney company
gntd^atore in North WilJceSbprb in temiie»tdre.
pbuming to -a of dK. have
number of chlldftb of WUlM* ix .i »-
county at a free moving‘JdctUM
show, it was announced today by
A. L, Griffing, store manager. . ,
R will be a regdar moving pic^
ture with inany of the stars the
qbildren like to see tnid there
will ■’be no charge whatever for
admission.' ’ '■
Full information about where
and when the free show for chil
dren will be held will be given out
at Penney's at any time and th^
are all invited to qdl at the store
within the next few*' days' and
learn the details.
y Circle Met With
Smoak
Smoak was hos-
t menihers of the Friend-
: of , the Wilkesboro
5al church at her home in
■WIlkHboro Tuesday evening. In
.dutfgtf of the business period was
the chainpan, Mrs. Walter Bmer-
•on, IBm usual routine of business
~ ^ j*
leader for the eve-
aiivsxu Mrs. Eileen Phipps, who
Midsted by Miss Smoak.
Melville gave the de-
L' .fttul also taught the Bi-
We (Wdy. Following the program
X jdMusant social hour was enjoy
ed doling which time tempting
lefreshments were served.
N. W. Methodist Circles
Met Tiwcday Afternoon
monthly meetings of the
three Methodist circles were held
Tuesday with Circle No. 1 and the
ManA Brame circle meeting in
Circl® N°* 1
enteriauned at the home of Mrs.
Muiphy Hunt with Mrs. George
Johuon joining her as hostess.
Ten members and two visitors
were present. Mrs. Hunt presided
for the business period and Mrs.
R. 1I»*‘Brame gave the devotional.
Ibm H. K. King and Mrs. J.
c/^Msry combined hospitality to
tho Mary Brame Circle at the
knnc* of Mrs. King. The chaii-
man, Mrs, A. B. Johnston, occu
pied the chair for the business
ses^ and Mrs. W. P. Horton
led the^evotionals. Mrs. King
conducted an interesting Bible
contest. The meeting was attend
ed by twelve members.
jnembers of the Franklin
' Young Ladies Bi-
' ble^ljw joined in their annual
’mcnio^eeting this time’ at the
^ ‘i*Ji:hhouse it o’clock.
The table, which was arranged on j ience of all postoffice patrons.
Miss Hallie Waugh
Hostess At Bridge Party
As a courtesy to three popular
visitors. Miss Elizabeth Simpson,
of Decatu6r, Ga., Miss I/)uise
Ward, of Wallace, and Miss Par-
alee Dean, of Erwin, Tenn., Miss
Hallie Waugh was hostess at a
pretty bridge party Saturday aft
ernoon at her home on D Street.
Mis% Simpson was a guest of
Miss Julia Finley, Miss Ward was
visiting in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. P. M. Williams and Miss
Dean is visiting her cousin. Miss
Myrtle Norris.
Mixed garden flowers formed a
festive scene for the players at
four tables of bridge. The top
score prize went to Miss Janie
McDiarmid. Gifts were presented
to the honorees by Miss Waugh.
With the assistance of Mrs. C.
B. Higrgins and Miss Myrtle Nor
ris, the hostess served delicious
refreshments in two courses at
end of play.
NEW ATHLETIC COACH
FOR CITY RESIGNS
L. C. Ward, graduate of Le
noir-Rhyne who was recently
elected as member, of the /North
wilkesboro high school faculty
and as school athletic director,
has resigned to accept the posi
tion of principal of Mooresville
high school.
Two vacancies now remain to
be filled on the city school fac
ulty before beginning of school
on Wednesday, September 4.
LIMIT PARKING TIME
AT POSTOFFICE FRONT
By ordinance of the town gov
erning authorities parking time
for automobiles on C street in
front of the new postoffice is
limited to five minutes. This
action was taken for the conven-
Tq,Fiff^ Free
Movmg Picture
Corli
rotoettoB
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Chihfaren of^ CHy Invited To
J; G. Penney Stoire For
Partiealara
the J.
roanlfeated in e product de
veloped. l^tbeiPhiUpOerey Com- 7) .rr
‘nany. Clnct^ti, Ohio, Jb ia 4ll*i gle • promiaes to efft^ eubettatia!
Carey C^> Ximulpted Single,
r h^not' only^ incorperatea^ all
most approved feathkea of
;^,j|,nk^iflg mateiiaLibut alao haa the
h’ M
VALUE
GENEROUS TR^L
CAN OF ROGERS
RAPID DRYING
ENAMEL AND
BRUSH FOR ,
10c
Enou9h^&»«»ei -V
linpiiidi'e Cbeir or OHmr Smol Pioco • ^
hM a wminM mrfAt, a waadar-
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'TOO SJjSSonD TO MISS THIS VALUE. ;
ART COURSE THIS
YEAR AT W. C. U. N. C.
Greensboro*, Aug. 21.—^An art
department has been established
at the Woman’s College of the
University of North Carolina, ac
cording to‘ ah annouheemerit by
Dr. W. C. Jackson, dean of ad
ministration. Prof. Gregory D.
Ivy, who comes to the Woman’s
College from State Teachers Col
lege, Indiana, Pa., will be head of
this new department.
Courses in industrial and ap
plied art have been taught at the
college for many years in both
the department of education and
home economics. In recent years.
Dr. Jackson said, there has been
a great demand for additional
art courses, especially in paint
ing and commercial art.
LARGE VOLUME FORDS
DELIVERED IN JULY
Dearborn, Mich., Aug. 21.—
Volume of retail deliveries of
Ford V-8 trucks and commercial
cars in July was the largest for
the month since 1930, it was an
nounced today at the home of
fices of the Ford Motor Com
pany. The volur le for the last
10-day period in July was the
largest for any 10-day period on
record since May 20-31, 1929.
^tvwiali
ed the purcjjliijp of t^V.
latihg material and'thj^,^
of placing H. Gonsequmlyi this
,aiw Carey Cork Btfmited' Shin-
additional ad^taga, of..,JiunUat-
ing the hdiuei it. covorB *agpmat
savi^ wherever the buUder'a
budget does not provide for the
use of separate insulation. ;
The manufacturer pdkits
i^po against heat or coIA:
•.B^^antbori^es state tkpL.
Wge percentage of beat, leekaga
of a boupe passte through
^of,, it ipay be assumed that the
insulation feature of the new
Carey Shing^ will save consider^
siturstad felt,
^sa^egproottea.dudtia.eesMinb cam-
heavy preeiiw^
it/^ retenkuit aa^waU as
w«ath«rpir]^. . ^»n nl*
Handsome color effects ' arS
that its new product proyidea ii^ 'available in,the new sbii^. Jlhis
snlation acrainst heat or cold,- and .. i . ‘
%hingle , iteiBg .made: extra thidc.
pMUces shadow -i -lines
nteldng’ a.|( sfarikingly* attraetivsh
Hnidted roof. b«-.
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Dutinctively styled ^ ,
Tub FROCKS
for girls 3-6 and 7-14!
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^Tb« result of our'eash-Mlling
policy! - FMtoior, h^grsds
' percalM V snd broadcloths—to
tile very newest prints! , ^
jumpers, pleats, embroidery!
With low nuliiary h«U
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«
Growing girls like the style of
I this shoe and raothers approve
' of the sentibie lines. StHebdw^
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ChUdren’s UNDIES
Sturdy Rayon!
19* each
Panties! Vests!
Bloomers! Fan
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Sizes 2 to 16i
dress prints
Fast Color!
tfy F«rd
A new Pall se>
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, tor children’s
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novelties. Knit*
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49*
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Pina fours, fid-
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* Sixes 6 to 16.
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Champko values of their etos^
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CrtitH leather ''
•a.49"
Bal style with
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thruout. 1 to 6.
Sites 4-1 i, $2M.
Stack Nim. 1706—1M6 '%
WELT OXFORDS
Towmeroft
L98
]M.^e
Sto^
MEN*S OXFORDS
Bargain priced!
•1.98
A comfortable
BlUeher" style
Black composi
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No. 1520
Borr oimim
'Sttirdj Bbiehers
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Broad toes for
active growing
feet Tot^com-
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Aises I2H-5%.
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R9y«* Ckotm SHORSi
For School ■
69*
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give long
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Made To Wear
7SC
Tested quality,
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% 98*
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C douMe aok. Rub
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PATBNT LEATHER
- 8% to 2
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One-straps. Ex
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