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At Bridge
I outstanding social
week was the lovely bri^^o
1. ^‘ r * given by Mrs. Wl K, Ne^-
and Miss Wilma Rose Cali a.t
I' jkoioe Ot Miss Call on D Street
iay evening. Yellow chryr
. Jpgi^emams and potted plants
festive decorations tor the
r^eblia where eight tables were
■yt •' 'arranged for the game with the
table' apfkoinUnents carrying out
*tbe Thanksgiving idea.
* 5. ^ count ot tallies showed
HWj Ernest Blackman winner ot
■'tbe top score award with the trav
eler^ prise going to Miss Ruby
^ Social Calendar
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Tl|e Woman’s Bible dase ot
the North WUke8boro.>i Metho
dist church nieets Xueedsy aft
ernoon at 8:30 o’clock with
Mrs. A1 Love and Mrs. W. H.
Crews at the home of Mrs,
Love on C Street.
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. Ihnraat, Weak Woman
' Soon All Right
- *1 had regular shaking spells from |
■arvomena** writes Mrs. Cora 8an-
0(c% of Psuiagould. Ark. "I was all
ttm-down and cramped at my Urns
X weaM have to go to bed. After
■qr flat bottfe or Oardul, I was bet-
lar. I kept taking Cardul and soon
X waa aU r^ht. The shaking quit
and X did not cramp. I felt 'worlds
better. I gave Cardul to my daugh
ter who was in about the same con-
dttJon and she was soon all right."
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llr. mrand ll Xli* of
and Mrs. Walter Stroud, ot Oak-
woods. ’ He attended ^ iqhooLvspt
Oakwoode and Wilkesboro a^,
for the past several y^rs h|^;
held a position with the Oak Fulp-
nlture Company, of this, city.
The young couple will be at
home, after November 25., in the
attractive brick veneer bungalow.
of Virginia Johnson Sprinkle, lo
cated on highway No. 18.
T. E. L. class ot the First
BapU^ i-hurch will hold the
regular class meeting tonight,
7:80, at the home of Mrs. T.
J. Prarier with Mrs. A. H. An
drews joint hostess. Every
member is urged to be present.
Blackburn. When cards were laid
aside, the hostesses with the as
sistance of Mrs. C. G. Poindexter
and Mrs. Prank Tomlinson, serv
ed a tempting salad course fol
lowed by sweets.
Mrs. Lincoln Spainhour
Bridge Club Hostess
A delightful club party of the
week was the one by Mrs. Lin
coln Spainhour at her home
Thursday evening when she en
tertained the members of her
bridge club. Two tables were in
play and as a result of the game
the high score prize was awarded
to Miss Virginia Tomlinson. Tal
lies and table covers were sugges
tive Pf the Thanksgiving season.
Mr. Hubert Winkler assisted the
hostess in serving a salad and
sweet course at the conclusion of
the game.
Valentine-Stroud
Wedding Announced
Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Valentine
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Dessie Jewell, to Rex
Stroud, of Oakwoods, on Tues
day. December 25, 1934, at Hills-
vllle, Va. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Clinton A. Brad-
ston, of the Hillsville Methodist
church.
This marriage comes as
complete surprise to the many
friends of the young couple in
North Wilkesboro and the sur-
roundin.g communities, where
they are both well known.
Mrs. Stroud is the attractive
and accomplished young daugh
ter of the "'ell known Sgt. and
Mrs. I. E. Valentine, of this city.
She is a member of the 1934
graduating class of the North
Wilkesboro high school and also
a graduate of the Hinshaw
School of Beauty Culture. She
has. for the past several months,
held a position with the Vanity
Wilkesboro Woman's Club
Hold Meeting Friday
Education Week was observed
at the monthly meeting of the
Wilkesboro Woman’s club held
Friday afternoon with Henry
Reynolds, of Greensboro and
North Wllke.sboro, as .the princi
pal speaker. Mr. Reynolds spoke
on Education and the large num
ber of club women present heard
him with marked interest. Short
talks were made by several of
the members of the club. Mrs.
Pearl Hartley was program chair
man for the afternoon.
The meeting ■was held at the
home of Mrs. T. M. Foster with
Mrs. W. W. Barber and Miss Hel
en Bostic as associate hostesses
and at the close ot the afternoon
they served dainty refreshments
during the social hour.
Mrs. C. H. Cowles was in the
chair for the business session at
which time the main Item of
business was the discussion of
building the community house
and raising funds.
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Mildred Williams, daughter
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Williams, was
hostess at a theatre party Thurs
day evening celebrating hfr
twelfth birthday anniversary. TbV
hostess, with ten of her little
friends, ^ attended . the Liberty
theatre and gher viewing the
picture went to th© drug store for
refreshments. She was the reci-
ipient of a number ot useful and
beautiful gifts.
Wilkesboro Missionary
Society Met Thursday
Mrs. G. T. Mitchell and Mrs. J.
M. Bumgarner combined hospi
tality to the members of the Wil
kesboro Baptist Missionary So
ciety in their monthly meeting
held at the horn© of -Mrs. Mitchell
Thursday afternoon. The theme
for program “The Christian Con
quest in China’’ was directed by
Mrs. Bob Turner with a number
ot the members taking part. Mrs.
J. F. Jord;:n led an impressive
devotional period.
Presiding for routine business
was the president, Mrs. \V. J.
Johnson and Mrs, George Ken
nedy gave a fine report of the
social service work being done by
th© society. Plans were made for
the “Week of Prayer" to bo ob
served at the church December 5.
Practically all the members
were present and during th© so
cial hour a salad course with
cake and coffee was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy
Hosts At Dinner Party
The personnel of the South
East Public Service Co. here and
at W'est Jefferson wore delight
fully entertained Thursday eve
ning when Mr. and Mrs. George
Kennedy were hosts to the group
at a turkey dinner at their home
in Wilkesboro. Mr. Kennedy is
local manager for the company.
A three course dinner was
served at seven o’clock with cov
ers laid for sixteen. A color note
of pink and white was effective
ly carried out in the decorations
and appointments. The general
manager. Mr. L. D. Densmore, ot
Charlottesville. Va., was also
present.
Miss Wellborn, Mr, Pearson
Given Announcement Party
Miss Manic Brewer, Miss Lun-
(la Hendren and Miss Rosa Bil
lings entertained at a delightful
party Friday evening at 7:30
o'clock at the Brown House an
nouncing the engagement and ap
proaching marriage of Miss Joyce
Wellborn and Harry Pearson.
During the evening the guests
were presented with ribbons in
pastel shades and were told that
there was a surprise at the end
of the streamer. A small white
envelop was found which con
tained the announcement giving
the date of wedding as of De
cember 29, 1935. Miss WoUborn
and Mr. Pearson found at the
end of their streamer a card of
congratulations and a gift pre
sented by the hostesses.
Following the announcement
each guest was asked to write
advice to the bride and groom,
this being presented to them.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostesses at close
of the evening.
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Church-Swaim
Mr. and Mrs. Ro;bert Lee
Church announce the marriage
of their daughter, Anna Belle, to
Mr. George Golan Swaim, on Sat
urday, the thirteenth of July,
nineteen hundred and thirty-five,
Hillsville, Virginia. At home
rout© five, Winston-Salem, North
Carolina.
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Mrs. Lottes, Miss Tedder
Sewing Club Hostesses
The Business Girls Sewing
club met Thursday night at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Z. O. Eller
with Miss Lucreda Tedder and
Mrs. Mable Lottes as hostesses.
Potted plants were attractively
arranged in the living room |
where the guests spent an hour |
in needlework and conversation. 1
When the sewing was laid j
aside th© hostesses, with the as
sistance of Miss Dare Eller, serv
ed appropriate refreshments.
Popular Young Couple
Feted At Oy«ter Supper
Miss Lunda Hendren and Miss
Manie Brewer were hostesses
Friday evening at 7 o’clock serv
ing an oyster supper to a num
ber of their friends at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Gilreath
on B Street, honoring Miss Joyce
Wellborn and Harry Pearson.
After the eupper the group
went to the Brown House where
the engagement and approaching
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