, .-V - . s
Marthar^ ,
Attonwy^V. H. '
/boaineas viaiton tot'Le^t^ Mok-
^day.P
■ I>r, and Kn, C. A. Sink and
ehildi^ ir.^Jfra. C. P, Wal-
.. ta tiafttng
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t»anm* I
3; Sik!&.
i’ttt ¥Hite t; ^dHbalidkKb
will b« laaxn.
ES!3^_.-.
aparkttoo It
ital Satuiday.'
«»d' Mrs. Cy. Bi \®gg&a,‘
Boraaide, of Greenaboro.
Mr. iMter Son^r and a».
al, of Cytle, were visitors in
'forQi WiUcesboro yesterday.
^J ltra. f, P. Johnson, of Winston-
a, a guest of Mrs! M. M.
on Tuesday night.
.ft
J. C. Snoot returned home
ay after ah extended vhdt
rlotte with her daughter,
R. H; Pound.
Mr. and M^ F. C. Tomlinson
spent Suntdiqr in Winston-Salem
brother, Dr. F. N. Tom-
Knaoi
_ ..
G.' XiM^ *a Ai
a Statesville hoapitaL
'hope for him an early
. rfd»(P> .dlri B. L. Woe*in7>if
her SSf r^iaployneftt office. *» ^ ‘Harris-,
' bqrg, Pa., and to many points ot
Tocovday.
i^Edna and. Loia , Wiled'
we apemlBf a few days CBifr'^
kitte, guesta^ef Miss Mary Es-
tdlle Parlier.
lorn to Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Lj^|ris, of West Jefferson, a sou
^■^Vugust 14 at the Wilkes Hos-
Ir. T. H. Williams is confined
to his home on account of illness.
Mw. W. J. Sheridan and daugh
ter, Miss Virginia Sheridan, of
OcaPa, Fla., arrived in the city
Monday for a visit with Mrs.
Sheridan’s daughter, Mrs. Walter
Mydrs.
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)atlor*'P«rt:‘Ci^ fids- weak
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labor.*45," ' fdrft’
Worth' TokflfiSsoh'hka
from'^ ■vial^>''o$i^'Wbnsl
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hud ntilier relati^!'.a&
,Ky.
Mrs. M^y^te^dds, of Win^
'htbn-Saleik. was a Week-end visi
tor witia'ber .sister, Mrs. J. F.
Adams, 0 f ' North fi^iUcesboro
route one.
Elders Roby Johnson and Ra-
mtod Dancy., will'preach Saturday
evmiing. 7:30, at Cross -Roads
Primitive Bi^ifist church. The
public is invited to attend.
>
Mrs. Allan Banner and two
children, Jane and Allan Jr., of
Greensboro, are visiting , Mrs.
Banner’s mother, Mrs. G. S. Bor
en at her cottage on the Brushy
Mountain.
Mrs. Orten Boren and two lit
tle girls, Clarence Call and Sallie,
.of Greensboro, are spending
''awnetime with Mrs. Boren’s mo-
tter. Mrs. Clarence Call at her
.^tage on the Brushy Mountain.
:‘\4lr. and Mrs. W. M. McCulley
’ind two sons, Billy and Edward,
of Salisbury, arrived in the city
today to spend the week-end with
Mrs. McOnlley’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. B. Eller.
I Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Scott and
i little daughter, Frances Eliza
beth, of Tenafly, N. J., are visit
ing Mrs. Scott’s fnother, Mys.
George W. Johnson. Jr., and sis
ter. Miss Lena Faw.
Mr. Ralph Duncan, Misses Anne
and Eilizazbeth Duncan and Mr.
Isaac Duncan were visitors to
Charlotte Monday. Mr. Ralph
Duncan attended a banquet of
Delco Light plant dealers of
North and South Carolina.
InUipt in northern stn^
r>4|rd. R; T. McNmll,
14^ Ml*. J.‘ N. Sb«^/= nnd ' $^;f North Will^borp'^ Wthnll
DonUb B«^er to Be Piafed
Friday AftentoM Between ^
4 B4r Ue$tte Outfits
■ -.v ■ m
Softball-nmy be game
but^thei* is « Vi^.^ha*d «see to
tke^lkHdetship iKlW'''’{ftdnt m'^
TTewtrnn went to
to attend
school •''i'i**'
^bly'and W^hew a ser^n by
Dr; Gdorge W, Tlrostt.
Mr. and Mrs. 6. Mi Earp, Mr,,
and Mrs. Glenn Carlton, Miss An-'
nie Howell and Mr. Rainond Jar
vis, of Boomer, spent a few days
this week at Wrightsville Beach,
Carolina Bkach and '.Port Fidner.,
They repoAed. a most enjoyaUe
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Capdill,
Misses Belva KilbJ^;'Mamie Mc
Neil, and Naoin^Hi^ginB, Messrs.
Athel Phillips; Gail McMilUan,
and Fred Emerson made up a
party spending the Week-end at
White Top, Va., on a camping
trip.
Mrs. Phil Forester and Miss
Virginia Sprinkle attended the
Williams-Sprinkle wedding in
York, S. C., Saturday. They were
accompanied home by Mrs. Ed
Cox, formerly Njss Oleana Sprin
kle. .Mrs. Cox %as an attendant
at the wedding. .
PINEY RIDGE NEWS
team ai»’-$on^" )
Hoe^ Still; fiilmtl] lutd
is the stoning,
" ■ Team ' 'L ife.
Home Chair ™:_^ 2 1 Wl
Bbsitry Mills ifeiu t:
690
Cave) —- L ,2 888
■^ere n»yjbe'some ch|^^ in
this ^^ndlblg after Friday aftoi^
nmn’s games. CttsePs team will
tiy to get out of fiie Mllar when
they p|a^ Hosiery Mills at four
o’clock 'and at 5:15 Home Chair
will try to hold, their lead when
they play Gilreath’s aggregation.
Softball is attracting ^ms^ ui-
terest and when the t^ms 'get
well j>n the way toward the home
stretch for the first Half ^cham-
pienship itHfir iejirpected that large
crowds will witness the g^aines.
There is no admission charges
and the public is invited to see
the contests..
val at’^tiift. S^ny Hill ^
iseh ck$M
There was a very gooClttendance
each day and k houaf full every,
night. Revr Lavi Gr^ Mndncb.
ed the services. sf . |]
iMiss Lestie Benton nnd^Mrs,;
kesboro Monday shopping; ’
^v’ llQMes Jessie jE^arsons ^ ||%s
Kiiby aiil?’s]^diflg a - fW
day* with llii',. and Mn. Robert
Wiggins, ^ Gphfahorq.
Sliu Sfiqr V*^eC3eiiidiy wng
hi North Wilkesboro „ .Satn«iay(i'
ifibaas Alina Hayes and Elsie
qiient liinrsdfiS’ night with
Lestie 1^ Marie BentOD;.
Marie Tates spent Sunday
evening with Mr, and Mrs. Dotrl
J. B. Bi
.-fori the, Sg^ty,. Li|g. ...Jawrance
Cofipany,''attended annual,
eoktfention of asrapaky''npikeei^,
tatjyes at Oce^ View, Va., Ad-
Sallie Yatea w«fe in North* ISff fa at-'
Huffmakj^v.
gMiss Xmz Foster, of Wllkesb^
ifante 2, is spen^g a few days
with Mr. and Mia. B| Benten.
.Masses'Lucille Hayes and Elsie
lister and Mr. Clyde Hayes left
Sunday for a trip to Raleigh,
Fayetteville and other points in
the east.
’ Miss Aline Hayes spent a few
whd‘'mkde thefa qtioteia
the year alia w*w ckfitled $r ^ ;
A p»a.*it:^ ’w.k re-:
WSSSSPtSTVST
fnr mm
ivtag daUjtiO-]
Thkp yoa have never tried :&140,
that^ fiundne remedy that ^Aaa
proved so ancceaafid in. tiioaa-
ands of bomea for die peat forty
yeara. If yon suffer firom Indi
gestion, Gaa, Headaches vNanaea,
IMninees, Oveweatlng and Drinfc,,
tag, try a bottle and be convinc
ed. Sold in SOc and 2Sc slzea at
Horton Drug Co., Rexall Drag
Store, Brame' Dmg Store''and
Wilkes Drag Co."
of/Deedb
177, records ofWilki
fSsnlt havfag^been mafa
aameWiel the
bx4,at ^ request of the
toe saidMte, the said x
ed tfastee will offer' fur
^|ml^ auction tdpthtf Mi
,m. > Septei
fdlosmg 1^
fa the said deed of
^ a^th 88
- **'*1 a hi^eny, Tom Haynes' ai^
Haynes’ comer ; east 4 chai'
po^r on big branch,
OhWk’s comtt; up the m
of said branch north 57 detj^jU
east 3 1-2 chaina to a atakei, *t
the branch;'*still up the braadk U
degrees east 9 chains to a soV'
wo^; north 25 degrees w^te>$
chains to a maple near head of;
brancll; north 25 degrees;,!?
4 1-2 chains to a walnut; * noon.
16 deg^s west 15 chains
beginning, containing 30
more or less.
’This 24th day of August, Id^t^
NARVIK STONESTRBET.T-:
9-19-4t. Tnufafla';
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Adams and
daughters, Miss Mae Adams and
Miss Iona Adams, of North Wil-
kesboro route 1. Mr. and Mrs.
Evie Rhodes and little daughter,
Doris Anne, of Winscon-Salem,
motored to Blowing Rock and
Boone, Thursday.
Mrs. E. A. Wilson and grand
son, Herbert Clark, returned to
their home in Greensboro Wed
nesday after a ten days visit here
with Mrs. Wilson’s sister. Mrs. C.
L. Sockwell. Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Moser and daughter. Miss Rachel
Moser, motored up for the day to
accompany them home.
Guests in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Forester last week
were Mr. and Mrs. Warn Lowry
and two children, Anne and Warn,
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McDan
iel, all of Richmond, and Mrs. T.
P. Ray, of Taylorsville. Mrs.
Lowry and Mrs. McOaniel are
nieces of Mrs. Forester and Mrs.
Ray is a sister.
¥
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La( na taka your ordar and let Ed. V. Frica 4 Co., tailor,
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The Newest Autnnm and Wnter Woolens are now
being shown hare.
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NORTH WVLKJEBBOHO, N. C.
PINEY RIDGE, August '20.—
A most successful revival meeting
closed at Piney'''Ridge Baptist
church Monday night. Much intei^
est was shown throughout the
series of services. Seven were
added to the- church by baptism.
The meeting was held by the pas
tor, Elder Glyn Huffman, assist
ed by Elder Lee Minton of near
Wilk^boro.
Mr. Lassie Parsons and little
grandson and Mr. Hamp Harless,
of Glendale Springs, attended the
meeting and visited among their
relatives around Piney Ridge.
Mrs. Minda Marsh, of Obids,
visited in the home of Mrs. Wal
ter Miller, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shepherd
and Miss Virginia Little, of Sher
man, and Miss Myrtle Marsh, of
Obids, visited in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. (Woodie, Sunday,
Mrs. Etta Paw and family, of
Wilkesboro, attended the revival
at Piney Jtidge last week.
There will be a sacrament
meeting held at Piney Ridge Bap
tist church on the third Sunday in
September. Everybody is invited
to attend this service.
A revival meeting will begin at
Glendale Baptist church on the
first Sunday in October. Elder
GlVn Huffman, and Elder Lee
Minton will do the preaching.
The Sunday school at Piney
Ridge church is progressing very
nicely this year. Mrs. Dollie Mil
ler is the superintendent.
There will be a Baptising near
Piney Ridge church next Sunday.
August 25. Everybody is invited
to attend.
The Union Baptist Association
will begin at Piney Ridge church
on Friday before the third Sun
day in October. Everybody is in-
vi^ to attend these services.
. Exams Completed
Raleigh, Aug. 20.—The regular
August examinations for prospec
tive lawyers in the state were
completed here today. The exami
nations were held by the state
board of law ejxaminers.
A total of 130 applicants took
the tests to mark the largest
number since the board took over
the task of giving the tests.
Successful applicants will be
annoimced in a few weeks. Last
January approximately 40 per
cent of the candidates received
law licenses.
Examinations are held each
January and August. Next year
will be the last time the tests will
be given semi-annual, however, as
new regulations of the state bar
become effective next June. Be
ginning in 1937 tests will be given
once each year, in August.
Milwaukee, Wis., Aug. 20.—
Kirk Hart, of Nashville," Tenn.,
here for the second annual con
vention of the young Democrats
this we^, today scoffed at re
ports that President Roosevelt
was losing strength in the south
and probably, would' “find the
“solid south’’ -broken in 1936.
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Driver Being Held
Greenville, Aug. 20.—Herbert
Haddock, of Black Jack commun;
ity, was held in the county jail
today without bond on a charge
of driving drunk growing out of
an automobile wreck on the
Greenville-New Bern highway last
night in which four persons were
injured.
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