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Social Calendar
The Kidetis Claes of the
First Rnptist church meets
Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’
clock at the home of liOss
Mamie McNeil with Mrs. Nell
Hendren and Mrs. Jake Can-
dill as associate hostesses.
;;W>A-Mariey
; liiRi«Ke Is Announced
. «ad Mrs. J. F. Walsh, of
,»■ rttylu^, ftimouBce the marriage
«t their daughter. Winona, to
• A^n Marley, of Winston-Salem,
•nt .Btelwp^lle, 8. C., on Decem-
lMi». The bride was be-
■ WBilngly attired in a navy blue
: afttt ■wttlr white accessories.
Mr. Marley holds a position In
the City Market, of Wlnston-Sal-
and Mrs. Marley is an em-
* •• ot Swift and Company.
Marley is a sister of Maurice
who holds a position with
I Goodwill Department Store,
is city. own bridge club and a few extra
Ir. and Mrs. Marley spent i players. Two tables were made
, ^ their honeymoon in Jacksonville, J up for the game.
:,,,*ta. Savannah, Ga., and other! Within the club Mrs. Frank
f** points of Interest in the sonth ■ Eller won top score prize and
■-and they are now at home to I among the visitors Mrs. N. S.
was the winner. A
was served at the
_ .woMftft, a _
iih s^ool. Mnk 'T.t A.
ftBd 1|^ i. B.
'yjiiu^^ho hol4l''|i:jWO*rtM«
l^on in «(^4he
Wnkw HoiJ^
Mr. ChlU0M|.son ot Mrt. M. h.
Chilton, of^ Aifthabnd, 'Yn., and
the late Mr. Chilton, la managei
ot the Western Union in North
Wilkesboro. Both young ' people
are well known here and their
marriage has been the occasion
of much Interest.
North Wilkeskesboro P.-T. A.
In Meeting Thursday
The December meeting of the
North Wilkesboro Parent-Teach
er Association held Xbursday aft
ernoon in the school auditorium
wgs largely attended and was fea
tured by a talk by Mr. W. D.
th(
and opened
Chalrnum. ^ rep^dd,j^J^v^4
prayer,
eaaion^ Mias
membership
.v,;ddWW
n^mbsrft-.^d the
welfare committee waa^ftppoirit-'
ed, Mrs. ,C. 0.^ Yaw,i» Mrs. J. , B.
McCoy, Mrs. A.- H. Casey, Mrs.
Palmer iporton. Miss Sam John
son and Miss Nell Rousseau.
Program chairman for the aft
ernoon Mrs. C. D. Coffey, Jr., in
troduced the speaker, Mr. Half
acre, who spoke on “Parliment-
ary Law.’’ The attendance awards
went to Miss Rebecca Mosley’s
room tor the elementary grades
and In the high school it was a
tie between Miss Julia. Finley
and Miss Nell Rousseau’s'room.
GWl^WdW
fiteterfsdned^Fiidi^ Eire: ^ "
TTie 'Drna Bine Olrl's Mdss of^ apW)
the First Baptist ebarsh held
:4eKghi|B^ social apdt^||w8|
uaBtihg’ niday erenlnr at ■
home, of Mahlfr Johnston drlth
Orpcft Fftw, Lonise Dfty and. Beth
Jones as asslcate hostesses. The
meeting opened with a song aft
er which Mrs. tiable Lottes,
teacher of the class, led the de-
votlonals and made a talk oh, an
evil report from the book of ra
dio talks. Agnes Elledge presid
ed for the business session, the
main Item was making plans for
a Valentine party. The eighteen
members and two visitors attend
ing were served dainty refresh
ments during the social hour.
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clafthed byAeath at t
his sbn, ybiArew,. oh
Funeml serifloe
by Bevfc J. N. ^lBkI«r.
Wooten and J. —
PlsggB Baptist ,:CWi^ wed*'^ ’
hesday afternoon. *
7„ after A brlell UlneM.
Mr. SoniW was bom Dec. 25,
1850,^ his ag» being 85 years and
13 days. He was piarried to Ra
chel McCarter In i874, who pro-
ceded him in death in 1P24. To
this union were born two sons,
Andrew, of Spurgeon and Charles
of Los Angeles, Calif. He pis sur
vived by both bis sons and five
grandchildren.
He was united with Mt. Pis-
gah Baptist church In 1887 and
service was hell
PdpliO''Springs taeaday for'Mar-
tha All«, 85-year-old y eolond,f^3
woman who died at her home in
the Ronda community Sunday.
- A man discarded-a cap bought--'
In 1898 for a new one. A, D. t
Wilson, a Spi-lngdale. Ork., news- ^
paperman, thought It a good
story and published • it. It: hftFr ^
pened to be the drst nepre th»
man’s daughter had bad .fron* hhn-
In 10 years.
The Workers’ Oooncil of the
North Wilkcaboro Methodist
church meets Tuesday evening
at 7:.30 o’clock at the church
hut.
4heir friends in the Wade Apart-' Forester. Jr.
■tents at 419 Woodland Avenue,
Winston-Salem.
salad course
close of play.
Min Dorri& Laws Is
W«d To Mr. Bomgarner
AnBOuncenient is made of the
manriage of Mlsa DoirirLaws, of
Moravian FailSi and Tyre Bum
garner', of Wilkesboro, In Char
lotte, November 18, 1935. The
yonng couple are now at home In
^Ikesboro where Mr. Bumgar
ner Is operator of th* West End
Service Station.
Mrs. Bumgarner is a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Laws, of
Moravian Falls, and Mr. Bum
garner a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Linville Bumgarner, of Wilkes-
boro.
Bridal Party Honored
At Cake Cutting Party
Mrs. A. L. Lippard and her
daughter, .Mrs. Clyde Pearson,
entertained the Vannoy-Chilton
bridal party at a cake cutting
k'Vlday evening at 211 Sixth
Street, the homo of the bride and
her mother. Mrs. Lippard. The
party followed tho rehearsal for
the wedding of Miss Ruth Van-
noy and Kenneth Chilton, who
were married Saturday afternoon
at four o’clock at the North M'il-
keeboro Methodist church. The
guests were restricted to famil^
members and a few close friends.
Throughout the dining room
and the living room, which was
artistically decorated in the.nu
Fofusion i
of roses, carnations, and white
glowing candles were used. In
the dining room a lace-covered
table was centered by a three-
tiered wedding cake, on which
'Vas a wee bridal pair. About the
cake, which was cut for the tra
ditional tokens of fortune, white
tapers burned In silver holders.
The ices, in green and white;' and
in molds of wedding bells, slip
pers, and roses, furthered the
accepted motif.
i Miss Ruth Vannoy I.s
I Wed To Mr. Chilton
I The North Wilkesboro Metho
dist church was the scene of a
marriage ceremony marked by
its beauty and solemnity Satur
day afternoon at 4 o'clock when
Miss Ruth Vannoy became the
bride of Kenneth Leigh Chilton,
of this city. Rev. R. G. Temple
ton, pastor of the bride, officiat
ed, using the impressive Metho
dist ring ritual. In the presence
of relatives and a large number
of friend.s.
Chaste green and white made
j a pretty setting for the wedding
tableau. The young couple plight-
I ed their troth before an impro-
; vised altar, the background of
■ which was entwined with ivy and
! white carnations, while a huge;
t)Oiuiuet of gorgeous Easter lil-1
! lies were arranged on each side. ,.
' White candles in a seven-branch- !
!cd candelabra at the center of:
: the altar, -nitli seven graduated j
' ones extending from either end, I
eiust a soft glow over the artistic |
I arrangement. On t!ie clioir rail i
j was a bowl of white carnations i
, placed amid a pair of triple ctin- ,
i delabra with burning tapers. !
1 The bride was escorted by her |
j step-father. .A. L. Lippard, and j
I attended by a dame of honor,
Mjst, Clyde Pears^;,^^ii§t^fX^
the bride-
1 groom were a best man. Jack
Brame, and four ushers, Herbert
Allen, of Charlotte, Austin Sauls,
Richard Deans and Jack Vannoy,
a brother of the bride.
Miss Lois Scroggs, organist,
and Mrs. Frank Johnson, soloist,
I were wedding musicians and j
their program was a beautiful
complement to the marriage cere- ^
] roony. To open the program Miss |
Scroggs played a Prelude to the i
Loheiigrin music, after which j
Mrs. Johnson sang, “Because" |
,gnd;’‘A Dream.’’ Miss Scroggs;
! th^ji ‘rendered the Introduction
’ he Third Act ot Lohengrin’s
chorus, signalling the ap-
I prioach of the wedding party,
i and gi! the solemn vows were
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Deposit & Savii^s
At North Wilkesboro, North Carolina, to the Conmiissioner of Banks, at the close of
business on the 31st day of December, 1935:
ASSETS
Mr. and Mrs. Pearson
Feted At Dinner Party i
A delightful courtesy was ex
tended to a popular bride and
groom, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pear-chor-
son, when Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert j
Foster were hosts at a loTOly din-j tij^ ushers entered PrsV in
ner party at their home Tuesday | followed by the dame of
honor. The bridegroom and his
best man approached from the
evening. Mrs. Pearson before her
marriage the last of December
was Miss Joyce Wellborn, of Wil
kesboro. A three course dinner
was served at eight o’clock with
covers laid for ten.
A bowl of white narcissus, a-
bout which white candles made a
frame, made a pretty centerpiece
for the dining table. Honor gift
for Mrs. Pearson was crystal in
her wedding pattern. Mrs. E, S
Loans and di.scounts
Overdrafts
United State.s Government obligations,, direct
and fully guaranteed
Other bonds, stocks and securities
Total Loans and Inve.stments ' .§732,443.01
Banking House- $20,000.00, Furniture and
Fixtures, $2,0000.00
Real estate o^e^LtjlJxfij^^hftirbanking house...
Cash in J^g^j^i^exchanges, cash items, and bal-
HTceswith other banks . -
$400-930.67
14.82
148,289.39
183,208 13
22.000.00
1,230.00
146,176.96
TOTAL ASSETS
■ .P :
_$9W,849.97
LIABILITIES
Deposits of individuals, partnerships or corp
orations payable on demand or within 30
days.._ $214,191.26
Time deposits of individuals, partnerships or
corporations payable after 30 days or sub
ject to more than 30 days’ notice 345,291.59
Public funds of states, counties, school districts,
municipalities or other political subdivisions. 170,243.31
United States Government and po.stal savings
deposits - -- —43,466.49
Deposits of other banks, cash letters of credit,
certified, officers’ and travelers’ checks out-
.standing - 30,290-96
Summary of Items 12 to 16, inclusive:
(a) Secured by pledge of loans
or investments $240,660.70
- (b) Not secured by pledge ^.of ^ . .
' Toans or ihv^m'enls
(c) Total Deposits $803,^83.61
Interest, taxes, and other expenses accrued and
unpaid
Dividends declared but not yet payable
Other liabilities -
Capital Account:
(b) First preferred stock sold to
R. F. C- 2,600 Shares, par
$12.00 per share . $30,000.00
(e) Common stock, 3,000
shares, par $10.00 per share,.. 30-000.00
(f) Surplus 15,000.00
(g) Undivided profits—net 13,480-96
(h) Reserve for contingencies,
depreciation — 3,200.00
1,270.01
1,800.00
3,615.39
TOTAL, including capital account
$901,849.97
Tt-ar of the church to meet the
bride and her step-father before
the improvised altar. Just before
the marriage benpdiction Mrs.‘|
Johnson sang "O Perfect Love.”
and after the benediction the'
strains of Mendelssohns weddiiru
march rang out as a recessional.
The bride w-as lovely in a bla-
' ■ j; i velvet suit, trimmed in blue fox.
Cooper, a bride of several,^ blouse and black acces-,
months, the former .Miss Grace, completed the outfit with |
Sink, also received a ■'‘'“'em-1 ^ shower bou-j|
brance. I duet of valley lillies. Her only'"
! ornament was a beautiful cameo |
Tea and Topics Club
Met With Mrs. Schafer
The Tea and Topics club mem
bers were delightfully entertain
ed with a number of other guests
• FTiday evening when -Mrs. J
Behafex 'W'a* hostess at her home j
•on ■Vhhee Street. An informal j
hour was spent together in nee-1
! dlework and conversation after 1
‘ which the hostess
her mother.
assisted by
'Mrs. A. S. Cassel. served tempting'“
j pin belonging to
j ; Mrs. Pearson wore a fuchsia
metal cloth dres.s and carried an
I arm bouquet of yellow carna-
jj ! tio'is. with fuchsia edge, tied
'! With silver ribbon. Her shoes and
j hat too were of silver.
Immediately following t h e
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Chilton
left for a wedding trip to un-
nnounced points, and on their
,rofroshments. Guests j. 2i j sixth Street.
r^ium they w'ill be at houi6 at ||
State of North Carolina,
County of Wilkes
C. T. Doughton, Cashier, J. T. Prevette, Director, and C. A. Lowe, Director of the De
posit & Savings Bank, each personally appeared before me this day, and, being duly
sworn, each for himself, says that the foregoing report is true to the best of his knowledge
and belief.
C. T. DOUGHTON,
Sworn to and .subscribed before me this the 13th day Cashier,
of January, 1936. C. A. LOWE,
ROSE McNEiLL J. T. PREVETTE,
■ ■ r iQQ7\ ^ Directors.
(My Commi.s,sion Expires January 12, 193/)
T1
were Mesdames
Frank Johnson, j
J. M. Crawford.,'
!.«lub members
.■Walter Newton
Weaver Starr.
■W.. J. Allen and Miss Ruth Co.-
, vard.
Birs. C B. Eller k
Idlewise Club Hostess
Mrs O. B. Eller was charming
hoBteas to the Idlewise club of
which she Is a member, at her
'home on Fourth Street Thursday
erenlng. Following a '’“sy period
of sewing and chatting Mrs. El
ri rtrved a delicious salad course
. „d1r«lt cake with
of the club were exchanged dur-
. fag the evenlmf-
Mia Bin Is
Bridge CJob Hostess
fBUI Absher was hostess at
. n-- afternoon at
-aramben of her
Mrs. Chilton is an accomplish-11
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