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-¥5;. MISS MAMIE SOCKWELL, Editor Tdephmte.215 A- ^^Atoiliary | leetng | meeting of the j Auxiliary was held ! P. aftarnoon at th« church | ' the new president, Miss j Jey, ,^in charge. Mrs. S. fehall, the former president, lorad to' Washington, D. C. her future home. Splen- orts ware heard from the chairmen and secretary of slons in Brasil” was the ta'~praaanted for program, be- altfad by Mrs. A. A. Cash- those taking part were tOfFaw, Mrs. L. M. Nel- Don Coffey and Miss ■▼yiie. An Impressive de al was led by Mrs. E. G. Twenty-three members present. Social Calendar The Wilkeeboro Y. W. A. meets Monday evening at 7:80 with His^ \ora Belle Yates and Miss Clyde Smithey at the home of Miss Yates. Sion study class taught by Mrs. H. K. King. “That Other Ameri ca” is the book being studied and two interesting sessions have al ready been held. Two more les sons are to be given, the fourth and fifth Tuesday afternoons at the hut at 3:30. Visitors are wel comed at these meetings. Lower’s Club red For New Year U'^Wbusiness meeting held in stndio of the North Wilkes- j school building Thursday rnoon members of the Music par’s club, pupils of Miss Ellen pinson, met and organized for new club year. In the senior ion the following were elect- lent, Margaret Cassel; kident, Gwendolyn Hub- secretary, Bessie Chloe les, and treasurer, Edwinia Jgh. sr the junior division the named are Ina Myers, presi lt; Tudie Hix, vice president; ale Ruth Blankenship, secre- and Blanche Hall, treasurer, first regular meeting will he the fourth Thursday after- 3a with Ina Myers as hostess 'the home of her parents. Mr. Mrs. J. I. Myers. lodist Circles Id Monthly Meetings Irs. P. C. Hubbard and Mrs. alter Newton joined as hostess the members of the Franklin Cly’of the .N’orih Wilkesboro Sthodist chiircji at the home Irs. Habbard Tuesday even- Mrs. Palmer Horton, the palrman, oct .. 1 t!ie chair dur- the business session and also ?d the meeting with prayer, 'fevotional for the evening t^ven by .Mrs. Claude Dough- ■west^srani chairman, after Gwendolyn Hubbard, Mer*^ the ho.stess. render- two piano solos. An ice burse was served to tlu> sixteen kembers attending. Circles No. 1 and the Mary Brc^t- circle met at the church |ut for a short business session fnd afterwards attended the mis- lODERN WOMEN I Not SdNr monthly pain and delay due to i,MrTOU0etnuzL expoeure or similar csums. iti-ten Diamond baand Pills are effecivea •aadsTeQMlcfcRtnel. Sold by Legion Auxiliary In Monthly Meeting The members of the American Legion Auxiliary were entertain ed in their monthly meeting Mon day evening by Mrs. W. R. Ab- sher and Mrs. T. A. Finley at the home of .Mrs. Absher on Memorial .Avenue with an attendance of fifteen members. The president. Miss Toby Turner, presided at whic'.i time fine reports were giv en from the different committees. One of the outstanding reports was the one given by Mrs. -An drew Kilby on child welfare work. Officers that were chosen at the last meeting were installed by Mrs. Absher, .Mrs. .Absher und Mrs. Kilby were named as repre sentatives to attend the regional Red Cross meeting to be held at the M'ilkes Hotel Tuesday, For the program .Mrs. .Absher gave some of tlie high lights of the National Convention held at St. Louis recently. .A letter was read from the Kiwanis club expressing their appreciation to the mem bers of the Auxiliary for the courtesy shown to the members attending the Grange meeting held here the last of September. Attendance awards were pre sented to a number of the auxil iary member.s by the president. Mrs. Russell G. Hodges, Mrs. John Hall and .Miss Turner had been present for every meeting during the past year and .Mrs. Charlie Porter, Mrs. R. G. Finley and Mrs. W. G. Gabriel had only missed one. A tempting salad and sweet course was served at the close of the evening by the hostesses. l^faufgwuTcroverASyeftra. Ask for CHICHESTER? PIUS ^Ml •lAMOND ^ SKAND* ^ Refreshing Relief You Need a Laxative f; Because of the refreshing relief It I brought them, thousands of men women, who could Tord much more ex laxatives, use ck-Draught when ded. It Is very eco- purely vegeta- I high^effective... Mr. J. Lester ^well known hardware tier at Martinsville, Va., writes; certainly can recommend Black- ght as a splendid medicine. I >■ taken it for constipation and dull feelings that follow, and ave found it very satisfactory.” Miss Pauline Wallace Is Y. W, A. Hostess With .Miss Pauline Wallace as hostes.s tlie members of the Y. W. A. of the First Baptist church held a meeting of much interest Monday evening at the home of .Miss Wallace with a- round twelve members attending. Due to the absence of the presi dent Miss Mamie Bowles presid ed for routine business. Program leader for the evening was Miss .Annie Jo Haigwood and those assisting her were Miss Lura Rey nolds. Miss Arlee Bumgarner and Miss Virginia Bullis. A social hour followed the meeting. Miss Marie Benton And Mr. Junior L. Allred Wed .Mr. Marie Benton and Junior L. Allred were married Wednes day. Oetolier 2, at York, South Carolina. Mrs. .Allred is the younge.st daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Benton, of Purlear. .Mr. Allred is the son of Mrs. E. .A. Allred, of Charlotte. They will make their home with his mo ther, -Mrs. Allred, at Charlotte. Ferguson-Ferguson Mr. a;ul Mrs, R. G. Ferguson announce the marriage of their dau.ghter, Winifred Viven, to Ch.nrles CV. Ferguson, at Taylor.s- villc, N, C., July 5, li)3.S. ILACK-DRAUGHT SPANISH-AMERICAN AUXILIARY IN MEET fOUR lEATHHAS SMELL YOU IT FEEL WELL I ^ ggu too Dwch, onr food decmyi bowoU. 0«r frionds imell tUi itaw out of onr tooQtli and eaU li h. Wa fad tha poiion of thli «var onr bodg. It makaa ni niiiidrr aad no good.for auxtblns ■has tba food dacav la tha bowaUI _JB wa aat too moeh, our biU I't dtaaat It. What U the bile Jolcat lat vital disattive Jolca In out I S plate of It are flow^ from .'^tato onr bowels arery day, oui ntf int bard aad eonstipatad and onr food doeaya la oar 28 fMt of I, TUa decay tenda poison all over anry aiz mtnotaa. onr friends smell our bad breath r don't) and wa feel like a whipped ; don't nsa a montkwash or take t Oat at tha Tanae. Taka Carter's ^Urar FQU which penUy start the ~ bOa Jnicak Bnt If "aomething ktkad you. don’t'bay it, for rtaEtditUBd (mereary) pID, which 'pea aad aealda tba laetom Ask for Owtar's IJttlr idstMFHfbM-TOt The -Au.xiliary for the Spanish- -American war soldiers held its regular monthly meeting at the courthouse Saturday. The attend ance was larger than usual. The meeting was opened by the president, .Mrs. U. .A. Miller, and after the routine business was disposed of and a committee of four young ladies was appointed to select officers to be nominated at the November meetiug. 'The -Auxiliary took up and discussed several topics, such as the “Fed- e r a 1 Relief,” “Demonstration work’’ and several other things of interest to everyone at present. I Plans were made to dispose of J fancy work, bed spreads, quilts, etc., to raise money. The Auxiliary had quite an in teresting and beneficial meeting before adjourning to meet the second Saturday in November. Mrs. Tobin Stover, of Beckley, W. Va., is cm a visit to her sister, Mrs. P. E. Brown, in Wilkesboro. Mr. and Mrs. Brown motored to Beckley the past week-end to ac company her to Wilkesboro. AA very eticcesoful ing came 'to a close Sunday morn- lag at Shady Grove ehareh. Slg were baptlaeci and seve^ others Fere converted-daiiag the eight days and seven night -''services. Revs. Grady White and W.' T. Comer were the able assistants of the pastor. Rev. J. M. Wright. , Rev. J. N. Binkley, of Har mony, filled his regular appoint ment at Union church Saturday and Sunday. Miss Addle Casey, who- is teaching this year at Ferguson, spent the week-:end with her par ents here. '• Mr. and Mrs. Whbater Mahaf- fey and baby and Miss Eszta Ma- haffey, of Greensboro, visited here the past week. Miss Addle Casey was a busi ness visitor to North Wilkesboro Saturday. Mrs. Malchom Wellborn spent a part of last week with her son, Elisha. Mr. and Mrs. Commie Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Parks Gregory and daughter. Peggie, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mitchell and daughters, Edith and Myrl, of Greensboro, spent the week-end here and at tended services at Shady Grove church. Mr. T. Y. Inscore was a busi ness visitor in the Wilkesboros Friday. Mrs. Press Campbell, of Union Grove, spent a few days here last week with relatives. Mr. and .Mrs. Baxter D D THE JOWALJ^A-TRIcm NORTH W illiam-Jimma-gteiHBfar attarno». Hr. batte. spent U^a with his and Mrs, T. T: ; ' Hr. 0. C. Mathrs tlN^ > tib)^ time Sunday, with hla~ fiihhr,j^.^ Charlie Mathis. * ; r^Mrs. Charlie Goforth .jeihatlta very 111. Mr. Dick Henderson is to be burled at Shady Grove this after noon. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mathis and daughter. Messrs. S. D. Mathis, and Van Triplet were visitors at North Wilkesboro Saturday. People In this vicinity are very busy grading tobacco, gathering corn and picking peas. ^ Noted Doctor Is Alstrmed Becstuse Of Chorus Girls Kansas City, Oct. 16.—Many a glamorous chorus glH has a high er intelligence quotient than the average college graduate, Albert Edward WIggam, psychologist, said today—hut she doesn’t have enough children. “As a result,’’ WIggam assert ed with furrowed brow, “this country is losing in brains and beauty. dUltlUT, Oofc, IC-t-The renp^ “The very gorgeous young women who should be producing beautiful, intelligent children haven’t time for motherhood be cause they are in demand at i night clubs, before the movie Roberts, i camera and on the stage and delleiQBg-^d^i^ f^yad by all who the dinner there was A nlcb'kagy mon rendered by Reyr john IMc- Gttlre, of Linvllle, and other in teresting talks by Rev. Marshelt Watson, of Boone, ^nd Rev. John Church and Liee J. Church, of this community. . The day was greatly enjoyed by all who was present. The Sundi^ School at yellpni Hill Is progressing nicely. The people of this community are very sorry tO' learn that Miss Zora Watson, of this section. Is quite 111. Mr. Curnie Greer, of Fleet- wood, spent Saturday night in the home of Mr. W. A. Benge, of this community. Mr. Pressley Church,' who has a position at Cricket, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Church. Mr. W. A. Benge is now at tending a camp meeting in Ashe county. ' }• The young people of this com munity are enjoying gaily times at molasses boilings. Messrs. Son Greer and Early Green, of Patterson, visited Mr. Greer’s father, Mr. Zache Greer, of Blue Ridge Sunday. There will be a birthday din- iiir at the^&WdvOt ’(I. B. iP **H hwal’a the fliueday Jn this month, Eyaryltody toAordiaUy in- vltsd to home and hrlag^ baia|||: * “S t» aat irlUi^them.,'* Gti^h, whd^liae a BroFh#o6dk^ apai^' the wHb -hi# iwfaitfk, Mi>, .. .>Ej, A Dr.lliiw'V:;’ ^Aa'worik* aa3m IGas COivar ymYDoirr YOU , TRY ITT idhaa time moada _ fnm a nervous ail> MwCffivar used Or. Miles flsve 'her sndi hJendid xestdts that she wrote ■a an enthusiastic letter. If you aufer from "Noron," If you tie atooke nights, start at sudden noises, tirs easily, arc cranky, blue and fidgety, your nerves ere probably out of order, tlniet and relax them with tba mine medicine that “did tba voric” for this Colorado girL Whether your “Nerves” have troubled you for houss or for years, you’ll find*this tUoe- tested remedy effective. At Drug Stores 25c and Good News To The Home Owner and Those Planning On Starting a Home... ■ We Have Just Opened Our BARGAIN FURNITURE FLOOR Under the Management of Mr. Alfred Hadley You will marvel at the outstanding values we have assembled on this Bar gain Floor. It has taken considerable time and thought to place us in po sition to better any furniture prices quoted by any other furniture store in this section, barring none. On this Bargain Floor you will find a com plete stock of everything you need in furniture, all exceptionally high- quality merchandise. We do not ask you to buy from us, but we do want you to visit our Bargain Floor before you buy. Space does not permit us to list every bargain we offer you, but we will say that it will be difficult, indeed, to duplicate our values anywhere, for we are quoting the lowest prices possible. This Bargain Department Is On The Third Floor and Is A Complete Store Within Itself. On the Bargain Floor you will find Living rooni» Bedroom, Dmingroom Suites, Pianos, Sewing Machines, Kitchen Cabinets, Rugs, Ranges, Stoves, Heaters, Beds, Springs, Mattresses, Odd Dressers, Chairs, etc. Each Week We Are Offering a Bargaun Floor Special... HERE’S THE ONE FOR THIS WEEK: 10-PIECE Walnut Diningroom Sidle $69.95 This is a massive 10-piece Walnut Suite of latest design, and coi^^ts of Table, China Closet, Serving Table, Buffet, large Arm aair and six regu lar Diningroom Chairs ... it is really the greatest furniture QC bargain we have ever offered ... and the price is only (Watch this newspaper each week for other Bargain Floor Specials. There will be a Big Special each week until Christmas, lower than regular Bargain Floor prices.) We iblic to visit our Bargain Floor, and it will'certainly pay you to do so if you are planning to buy furniture this Fall. In addi tion to the values offered in this new department, we also have some wonderful bargains in good used furniture. Come to see us. It will be money saved. Bargains In Used Ranges We rebuild stoves and ranges, replacing all worn or burned parts. We guarantee them, the same as new ones. It is a wonderful opportunity for the man not able 4o buy a new stove or range to get the same service at one-fourth the cost. The only difference between these stoves and ranges and new ones, is that they don’t? look as good, but looks do not help in the process of cooking. Smoak Corn.1- “B” & 10th Btt^ts “YOUR HOME SHOULD COME FIRST” North Wflkesboio, N.-
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