ill ^
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a tevfhter »t Tha
OB Svatey morn-
R
0. T. MUer, of
«M Tlaitlng Mn.
in the Crete com-
0. epoer, of Albany,
re to apOBO the holi-
£-«Uh her father. Mr. M. J.
W. BitliUM- and chUdran.
rkiehorr. 1^ Tlaitlng her fa-
Mr.,W. C. Winkler, In Wll-
oro.
■thel‘Oayia, Mars Hill
■tndent, la Branding the
eeason at her home at
th.
Roaa Billings, Audrey
platon and Elsie Foster 'were
nil» j|) Wlnaton-Salem Tues-
Ht. Dah ^ HndsoB, Tetoran
aalaaaKan for the Vick €h»ii|i^
Co., la^hara to ipand the holidays
hla tamljiy.
ReT. and Ifn. J. C. Canlpa. of
Boone, vara eallers at the home
of Mr.: and Mrs. M. W. Beach
Monday aftdraoon.
CMboraa, student of
Oak JUdM'lnatttuta; is home to
speadsthe OhrMtasas season with
celaMfaa aid Men^.
Mrs. Johh Wh^,
Lai^i«toB„ |C)t, arrtTad ^ ,
Christmas with Mf,
IratW mothw, Mrs.; 3^’ W.
.wwiit. . '
sAss Thelma Johnson, of Gar
den Cltyi Long Island, New Tork,
wlH Wnd the holidays hmw with
h» #d^ts, Mr. and^Mrs. J. B.
-Jdhhson.
Misses lAllian Linney and Lu-
cile Hartley, students of wars
Hill GoUege, are spending ^ the
holidays at their homes in Wil-
kasboro.
’ Mr."and Mrs. J. D. Moore, Jr.,
will Tlsit with Mrs. Moored mo
ther. Mrs. Ada B. 'Allen, at Beau
fort; during Christmas.
|Miasee Lucy Pearson and Alma
af, students at A. S. T. C. in
one are in the city for the
Inlldays.
L.M1S8 Annie Vannoy, who is a
ttjgat Meredith College, is
lidlng the holidays in the cUy
relatives.
. Gene Pardue, student of
r-Rhyne College is spending
holidays at his home at Roar-
River.
W. C. Hule, citizen of the
eomjBunity, was in this
attending to husi-
Hampton McNiell, student
University of Florida at
neavllle, is home for the holi-
He is a son of Mr. I. H.
4iel.
Mr. Culos Settle, student of A.
S. T. C.. Boone, is spending the
holidays with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. H. Settle.
James Hamby returned from
j-McRae College Thursday to
tnd the CSigistmas holidays at
home in 'Willkeeboro.
Miss Gladys Melville, student
of Guilford College, is spending
the holiday season with her mo
ther, Mrs. D. S. Melville.
Mr. L. P. Staley, resident of
the Reddies River community,
was looking after business mat
ters in this city Tuesday.
Mr. Morris Davis, who is in
school this year at Catawba Col
lege, is spending the holiday sea
son at his home at Gllreath.
Misses Gladys Swift. Marguer
ite and L,orene Miller, of Boone,
were guests in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. M. W. Beach Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Myers, of
' Lyman, S. C , are spending this
week as guests of Mr, and Mrs.
T. C. Foster, Wilkesboro route 2.
IDERN WOMEN
iff,
aadddaydueto
—I pordmiUr eaifou
i PiUs are effecave.
S(^by
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bHICHESTERS PILLS
1 ilAHOMO W gaAND*,
Mr. R. A. Barnette, of Twin
Bridge, Montana, is spending the
holidays with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. F. Barnette, at Hen
drix.
Misses Mary Sink, Mary Hix,
Adeline Jones, Virginia Harris,
Jane Whicker, Elizabeth and Mar
garet F a w. all students at
Greensboro College, are spending
the holidays in the city with their
parents.
kasons
THE
iherty Theatre
NORTH WILKESBORO. N. C
THE STAGE TUESDAY ON the stage
THE GREAT LESTER
in
AND HIS COMPANY
On the stage at 3:00 — 7:30
ON THE SCREEN
“HAPPINESS C.O.D.
MATINEE
Seats 25c
9:45
jldren
lOe
NIGHT
Ivower Floor
Balcony
Children 10c
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
Special Christmas Program
Mr. Chulss Hulcher^ a studeut
of the University of Florida at
Gainesville, la home for the holi
days. He la a son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. H. Hnleber.
Miss Rebecca Brame, who Is
attending Weht Ccdlege in Win
ston-Salem,' Is here for the holi
days with her parents, Dr. and
Mrs. R. M. Brame.
Miss Lu'ra Coffey, who Is In
school at Queens Chlcora College
In Charlotte, Is here for the holi
days with her parents, fir. and
Mrs. C. D. Coffey, Jr.
Miss Mary Gwyn Williams, stu
dent at Pmc6 College In Ra
leigh, is spending the holidays In
the city with her parenU, Mr.
and Mrs. P. M. Williams.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson, stu
dent "of Mars Hill College, is
spending the Christmas holidays
here with her parents. Dr. and
Mrs. Jay H. Johnson.
Miss Annie Laura Vannoy, stu
dent of Guilford College, Is
spending the Christmas holiday
at Purlear with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. B. Vannoy.
Miss Anne Estes, a member of
the faculty of the Grlmesland,
N. C., school. Is here to spend
Christmas with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Estes.
Mr. S. E. Matthews and daugh
ter, Ruth, are spending the holi
days at his home at Smithtown,
He is superintendent of Mt.
Pleasant district schools.
Miss Rose Laws, teacher in
Albemarle high school. Is spend
ing the holidays with her father
and mother, Mr. and Mrs. R. Don
Laws, at Moravian Falls.
Miss Thelma Laws, teacher in
the Oxford high school, is spend
ing the Christmas holidays with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. Don
Laws, at Moravian Falls.
Miss Addis Lee Pardue and
Mr. Lloyd Pardue, of Charlotte,
are spending Christmas with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. M.
Pardue, at Moravian Falls.
Mr. ai^ Mrs. David Klmbrell
and daughter, of Charlotte, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Kim-
brell’s* indents, Mr. and Mrs. B.
M. i ardue, at Moravian Falls.
Miss Hester Tulburt, student
of Lenoi&Rhyne College, Hick
ory, is spending the holiday vaca
tion at Millers Creek with her
mother, 'firs. C. H. M. Tulburt.
Miss Vjhginia Laws, a student
of Duke University, is spending
the holiday season at Moravian
Falls with her father and moth
er, Mr. *nd Mrs. R. Don Laws.
Miss Marie Haigwood. who is
attending the Asheville Normal
in Asheville, is visiting her par
ents here, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Haigwood, during the holidays.
Misses Frances McNeil, Izetta
35c Smithey, Sue Moring Clements,
Elizabeth Jennings, and Helen
Bumgarner, students at Woman’s
College in Greensboro, are spend
ing the Christmas vacation with
their parents in the Wilkesboros.
. Age 90, DM Boip
PUoMnit At Beaver
Ckeek'TMeOay
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_ eHjf irttn,4Blr pBfenU,'
fir. as8 fir^C. ‘CK V
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to BpmiI ^ Cbytotniu aoUw# ^J.
WKh fili.,.3|it^d’t
and Mra..W. Rf
ravlan falls.
.. ,..4.n, 4^-‘. 5tcs Mr. Jones vraa a mem
Mr. James Bumgarner, a stu- - -
dent of Leee-HeMae At
Banner’s ''is * ^iBe
holiday sedkon at homek'Rd to A
son-'of’Rev. fitd’fira: J.' L. ' A'.’
Bnmgameri of Millers Greek. "
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GARY COOPER
JACK OAKIE
W. C. FIELDS
CHARLES LAUGHTON
GEORGE RAFT
CHARLIE RUGGLES
MARY BOLAND
MAY ROBSON
RICHARD BENNETT
ROSCOE KARNS
ALISON SKIPWORTH
LUCIEN UTTLEFIELD
ON THE STAGE
BE SURE TO SEE THE
NEW 1936 MODEL
ALL-METAL TUBE
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BEFORE YOU BUY
Wilkes Bectric
Company
ORIENTAL FANTASIES”
Jp%ECT FROM THE SAMOUS STEEL PIER
ATLANTIC'CITY, N. J.
,11 ORIENTAL CAST of STARS
DIFFERENT — NEW — NOVEL
I* CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE CHRISTMAS DAY
/ 1:00 P. M. TO 11:30 P. M.
ADMISSION
Refrigerators, Electrical Sup
plies, Motor Rewinding
' PHONE 328
North Wilkedboro, N. C.
.Reins-
Stordivant
MATINEE
1:00 P. M. to 6:00 P. M.
Ln Seats 25c
ICliildren 10c
NIGHT
5:00 P. M. to 9:45 P. M.
Lower Floor 35c
Balcony 25c
Children 10c
Inc.
THE PUNERAL
HOME
FRIDAY — ONLY
NNAPOLIS FAREWELL”
LICENSE©
EMBALMERS
fir.
attendlhit Wale FowfiV XJcweior
vrlU be home during Gbristp
bias holidays. ^ Is"s^dinc^tlt#:
holiday’inwgtion^with'a ilkiii-
mate in Alabama. - >
Mr. and Mrs. Jones. Hedrick
and daughter, Martha Craig,- of
Tampa, Fla., will visit Mrs. Hed
rick’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
B. Johnson here during the
Christmas season.
Rev. A. W. Lynch and family,
of Wilkesboro, left Monday morn
ing to spend Christmas with rela
tives at Wayneeville. Rev. Mr.
Lynch Is pastor of the Wlllkes-
boro, .Roaring River and Union
churches.
Mrs. W. R. Absher returned
Sunday from Duke Hospital,
where she had been a patient for
several days. Her many friends
Jonso, reaident oi the
tdriz eommmdty, died SAtni^
well knoira Wilkes famil^
gr son of the late J. H. .aai|l!
lueNiel Jones. He was' S
of age and is survived
mother, hla wife. Mrs.
Jonee, ^d tW-folIowing bi
'gnd sfitera; Wi A; Jones,’
U. 6. marshal, Wilkesboro;
jqntts, J,.p. Jonee, T..I1. Jonee,
8.; Jones and R. L. JonM, firs.
8dtar^.,hwanson and- Mrs. - Bob,
viiwah.^ ■
FnnerU and burial services
will.be held at Beam Creek
church ’Tuesday, 11 o’clock.
. tears streaming down hla face,
here and in all parts of the state returned to the store.
■ "’Please, sir,” he asked. "Will
are glad to know that much Im
provement Is noted In her con
dition.
Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Smith, Jr.,
of Draper, N. C., announce the
birth of a daughter at the Leaks-
vlUe hospital. Mrs. Smith Is
pleasantly remembered here as
Miss Louise Dnla, being the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. B.
Dula of Wilkesboro.
is
Miss Addie Hendren, who
taking a course to become a
trained nurse at the hospital at
Banners Elk, arrived the last of
the week to spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Hendren, who reside in
Brushy Mountain township.
Miss Carolyn ’Taylor, daughter
of Dr. end Mrs. W. A. Taylor, is
spending the holidays at home.
Miss Taylor, a student of Atlan
ta Southern Dental College, Is
accompanied by a guest, Miss
Ellen Wakefield, of Jacksonville,
Florida, also a student at the
dental college.
Messrs. Fred Hubbard, Rich
ard Johnston, John Henry John
son, Bill Waugh, Roes Scroggs,
Phillip Brame and J. II. Whick
er, Jr., students of the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,
are home for th© r-olldays and
win resenie their studies at the
University on January 4.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Jennings,
and son, Al, of Hopewell, Va.,
Miss Pearl Bumgarner,: member
of the High Point school faculty,
Mr. and -Mrs. W. H. Riley, of
Raleigh, are spending the holi
days with Mr. and Mrs. L. Bum
garner in Wilkesboro. Mrs. Jen
nings, Mrs. Riley add Miss Bum
garner are their daughters.
L. W. Harrold
Succumbs Saturday
L. W. Harrold, young ‘man of
Mulberry township, died Satur
day. F'uneral and burial services
were held at Zion church with
Rev. D. M. Dillard in charge.
Surviving are his parents, T.
F. and Nancy Hincher Harrold,
and the following brothers and
sisters:'A. P. Harrold, Mrs. Com
Teague, Danville, Va.; J. A. Har
rold, Charlie Harrold and Mrs. J.
C. Teague, Hays.
NO G.O.P. VOTES LOST
JIM FARLEY ASSERTS
SIR GLT STANDING — ROSALIND KEITH
TOM BROWN — RICHARD CROMWELL
AMBULANCE
SERVICE
THE BIGGEST WEEK IN THE HISTORY OF
the LIBERTY
YOUR JOT AND ^HOTaSiBuNMENT
' ^ Nerth
Wilkeaboro, K. C.
Humes 86 - 228-M
Washington, Dec. 17.—Reply
ing Indirectly to the Republican
party's bid for support by anti-
Roosevelt Democrats, Postmaster
General Parley tonight asserted
"some millions of RepubllcanB
voted for Roosevelt in 1932” and
“just as many” will again in
1936.
Renewing his prediction that
the President would be re-elected
by a huge majority. Parley,
speaking as chairman of the
Democratic national committee,
contended in an Interview that
this would b© true whoever the
Republican candidate happened
to be.
“What difference does it
make?” he replied, to a question.
‘Senator Borah might get a big
ger Republican vote than Ex-
President Hoover. Governor Lan-
don might get more in the West
than Colonel Knox. The logic of
the situation might call for Mr.
Hoover, inasmuch as he typifies
more than any other of the as
pirants the opposition to the New
Deal. But it is the Republicans’
problem and I certainly do not
envy them their task of com
posing the abysmal differences of
the fragments of that party.
“After all, it appears to be
merely an academic question, be
cause, regardless of who is nom
inated by the Republican conven
tion, President Roosevelt will
succeed himself as decisively as
he came to the Presidency. I have
been In nearly eveijrfiW^ of the
union and;i mn. luwEljH^rbngh-
ly apprafie the ■trangw bt . the
oppe^tlPD;
APPEAL OF YOUTH
PASSES UNHEEDED
Memphis, Tenn., Dec. 80.—^An
11-year-old boy ran breatbleesly
into a drug store.
"Please, sir,” he told the clerk
“My mama’8 sick. Won't you get
us a doctor?”
The druggist called, the lad
went to school. Maybe the doctor
couldn’t find the home. No doctor
came.
Several hours later the lad,
Iftp* P> P*
Held Bdiilfijr ^
lit* ritea tor firs. F. JT. Roo:
age 4Lheld _
with !!•»«;
■ IK'M. Dillard M ,
^ in Ourgen^bn dtod PHdaF '
their hopke atdGNMheo. ^ ‘
fi!rB.:Btibpe:leaii9i befi&vibiip»
W gykrtlift.kmp:v ■ Dae
”dl|IMrtt»W Mlonmi’aMa Wfifltinit
seeea-yaar-old functor of
land" IM: James' Godfrey,
killed bir an antamoMle toiii)e al~
she eroseed the street Id fronf of"
her hope-retnmlng from setfifibij^
an iiiMttl@IU)ir.
Oatttm VMfmon jpw
MAAPk-r ta fitd ,
Sbope.-'
b^j. W.OiviaGiF8t ^
V To Frrtanii^
'^Dr^ 'j. 'W. Davis, a natltm- Jot
WHkM who owns and opmtss
the Davis Hospital In fitatwvilte,
feted’ the members of fiddhl
PliMuuutt Masonic Lodge, of which
he is a member, recently at a dln-
hor at Hotel ^Ikes. ^rty^m
Masons and their wives enjoyed
the occasion and a number of
lodge members paid fine tributes
to Dr. Davis for the sptCndld
work he is doing.
'bl-'Hiqifieml
T.-'-.i
Afltf -'
Hlicl»l^:8£ra^d,
-aaraO. amif^itr in tbe
'naial pneenlatfon of tbp.
Don!' COUCH
Ml.'
. -.It’
Mt.
'V-
you call an ambulance? I think
my mama is dead.”
He v/as right. Ambulance at
tendants found Mrs. Daisy Fitz
gerald, 35, dptd serveral hours
apparently of a heart attack.
She brought her children, Sam,
11; iMary, nine, and Byrd, five,
to Memphis from Gift, Tenn., re
cently, on the promise of work
for the holidays at a department,
store. ‘U’w-
The children were taken VLv/m
protection of the juvenile couri.
Plesmant Def«nU
Millers Creek Tesuoan
Boys and girls of Mount Pleas
ant high school defeated Millers
Creek in double header games'
Wednesday, maintaining a per
fect record of victories for Mt.
Pleasant teams so far. The hoys’
score was 36 to 11 while the
girls shut out Millers Creek 33
to 0.
ask fop.
M[HTHOMULSION
K it Fails to Stop
Ycuf Couqh inunediately
Ash f(» >our MONEY BACK
Sold by
HORTON’S
CUT-RATE DRUG STORE
Give aBushel of Fancy Packed Apples
For Christinas ... Staynmis, Starks or Grimes
MBIER & LONG
Elledge Damage Action Is
Moved to Gilford Court
A 150,000 damage action In
stituted in Wilkes county by Bl-
led£e, administrator of the es
tate of Walter Blledge, who was
killed In a motor mishap in High
Point, against A. T. Peace and
his wife, Ida Peace, has been re
moved to Guilford superior court
for trial on a motion allowed by
Judge F. Donald Phillips, of
Rockingham.
Blledge was killed January 24,
1934, In High Point when the
motorcycle on which he was a
passenger, was alleged -to have
been struck by an automobile
driven by Mrs. Peace.
A Merry Christmas!
Our whole staff shares the sentiment
of the Christmas Season and takes this
opportunity to express our gratitude for
the old friendships strengthened, for
the new ones formed, and for the co
operation and patronage our friends
and customers have extended to us
during 1936.
N. C. TOWN TO BE
MARKED FROM AIR
Raleigh, Dec. 20—After con
ferring with aviation officials
here today, Miss Helen Richey,
noted woman pilot who has
charge of the alr-marklng pro
gram for the Eastern seaboard,
announced tonight a works pro
gress administration project is
being drafted to mark approxi
mately 260 towns and cltiee In
North Carolina.
It is our earnest wish and the sincere desire^f our entire
organization that the condng Holiday Season may bring
to you all a generous share of the good things of life.
May each and every one of you enjtqr—
A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
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