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Hm. Jirie Dcsbs Is
Hostess To Jr. Chib
i'-Mi*. Jute Deans was hostess to
tho members of the North Wll-
keabero Junior Woman’s club at
her 'home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Blair. Jr., the Pres
ident. occupied the chair for the
huataees seaslon. at which time
aoTera) items came up for dis
cussion. Mrs. Deans served sand
wiches and coffee during the so
cial hour.
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Social Ca^iklar
ilOftk^st Circles Held
^Monthly Meetings Tuesday
The three circles of the North
kesboro Methodist church
their January meetings
eday with Circle No. 1 and
he Mary Brame Circle meeting
in the afternoon and the Frank
lin Circle in the evening. At all
three of the meetings plans were
laid for the new year’s work and
at the close of each delicious re
freshments were served during
the social hours.
Circle Xo. 1 met with Mrs. Z.
O. Eller and was attended by
thirteen .Mrs. J. C. Smoot gave
the devotlonals. Mrs. Eller, the
new chairman, presided for the
business session.
Mrs. ,A. It. Johnston was hos
tess to the Mary Itrame Circle
Jth the devotlonals being given
Mrs. \V. 1’. Horton. Thirteen
were present. Mrs. Johnston oc
cupied the chair lor routine bus
iness.
The Franklin Circle was enter
tained by .Mrs. R. E. Scroggs with I
Mrs. Palmer Horton ii\ charge. |
Mrs. J. n. Schafer led the devo-
tionals. Xineteen were piesenl. I
The Wilkeoboro Woman’s
club will meet cmi Friday, Jan
uary XI, at the home of Mrs.
L. B. Data. The meeting 'vas
IMtatponod one week, FViday,
January 24, being the regnlor
meeting date.
be hostess at her home in Wll-
kesboro. Hour of meeting Is
eight o’clock. It Is hoped that a | jj” ’diehard Pardue
full attendance of the members \
will be present.
■ JUiNDA, Route
't^St tioadiy ^night^ Mr., &&d Mra
Witter**"•
Walker’s kliiit.' Voshtl ^ Calawajf
Pardue, for a “bedtime visit’’.
Soon after* they left for,, home
Mrs. Pardue became spe^less.
Her ehildren were called and all
but one of them were there by
midnight. She seemed to have
, had a light stroke. We are glad
I to hear she Is much improved.
I T^rs. Minnie Smith Pardue. of
j Cllngman, has been quite sick
! with heqrt trouble. Dr. Harding,
I of Brooks Cross Roads Is treat-
I Ing her.
Mr. Richard Pardue. of Cllng-
man, came to John Henry Hack-
et’s blacksmith shop for his wa
gon he’d carried there for re
pairs the first of the past week.
I Mrs. Nancy Walker with Mrs.
* Vance Pardue went home with
and spent
j two nights and a day visiting the
famllieH of .Messrs. Lafayette,
1 Badger and Richard Pardue.
I Miss Lizzie Pardue returned
; bomb with her sister, Mrs. Walk-
I er. and with her visited their
.\unt Vashti Pardue.
Mr. Fred Pardue and family
were the guests of Mr. Martin
i Pardue’s family the fifteenth
I inst.
Mr. Walter Walker with his
wife, son, Clarke, and Miss Liz
zie Pardue visited Mr. Worth
Sale’s family last Wednesday
-ft'.- - —
' Henry, Vaaston, 17-year old 'f-
m«mb«r
Pardue while visit-
Greensboro .Alumnae Meetins
To Be Held .lanuttrj" .‘51
The meeting of the WTIkes
County Greensboro College .\him-
iiae .Association scheduled lo
meet Friday evening has been
'Tiostponed until the following
Friday. January ,!1. at which
time .Mrs. Julius C. Hnhiiaiat will
A Three Days’ Cough
Is Your Danger Signal
No matta- bow many medicines
, chest
lau eaa-
... 'Wittt CreMbilaion.
w.— may be brewing and
Lcannot aSord to take a chance
anythhig less tlian Creomul-
which goes right to tlio seat
■ui ifSk trouble to aid nature to
soothe and heal the inflamed mem
branes as the germ-laden phlegm
is loosened and e.xpelled.
Even if other remedies have
failed, don’t be discouraged, your
druggist is authorized to guai'antee
Creomulsion and to refund your
money if you are not satined with
results from the very first bottle.
Get Creomulsion right now. (Adv.)
Be Sure To .See the
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North Wilke.sboro, N. U.
Senior Woman's Club
Met Monday Afternoon
Mrs. Frank Tomlinson, Mrs. R.
.M. Brame. Mrs. C. B. Eller and
Mrs. FTed Gaither combined hos
pitality to the members of the
North Wilkesboro Senior Wo
man’s club at the home of Mrs.
Tomlinson on Memorial Avenue !
Monday afternoon. The meeting i
was well attended and with the I
president. Mrs. F. C. Forester, in 1
the chair the usual routine of j
business w'as transacted. ,• •
Mrs. J. C. Keins program,
cha.rman, presented Miss Rebec-
ca Moseley, who gave an nteresf-, bat
ing article on Xew dear’s Reso- «
hitions, and Miss Louise Vyne end Armisa , a e. , ,
gave a reading "Questioning. " ! Mf®- ® *^'i •'*^*^°™ParHiip to
During a pleasant social liour | sister, Mrs. Lizzie ,
the Ii.istpsscs served tempting re-1 Clingrnan. On their way ey
freshment.s. i spent a short while with Mr. R. b.
1 Walker’s family.
!Vlis .lohn Cashion Is Messrs. Martin Pardue. Worth
Hostes.s To Circle ! Sale, Clark Walker and Arnustrong
■"Thy Kingdom Come ' was the , Pardue went hunting on the Sal-
llieine for study presented at the I nion’s plantation near Brier Creek
monthly meeting of the Biisines.s | and took dinner with Mr. ( hap
WomaiTs Circle of the Wilkes- ■ pardue’s family last Wednesday.
Mrs. 'Tyre Gray and her daugh
ter, Miss Ruby, made a recent bt^-
itiess trip to Winston-Salem. Miss
, Ruby while there took the exami-
ginia Johnson was in charge of being given prospective
the program and the devotlonals 1 ^y^ses at the City Memorial Hos-
wei'e led by .Miss Bess Stewart, i pita).
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VENICE, Calif. . . . Large, color
ful cloth bags willi drawstring at the
top, are the newest and most port
able heaeh “dressing rooms” yet
introduced. They promise to be popu
lar thi.s season.
two or mdro yearn; L,
R. .Harrlll, club teader ’-^i^itlte
^nrjr
College, bee ' announced,
began bis "Jersey .^"work .with on»
grade animal. He now has a fine
herd in which the gradee have
been replaced wUh registered
Jerseys which hav® .won heaTlly
at the, various' cattle shows and
fairs. . Henry also has completed
projects with tiirkeye. colts,.gar
den and corn, all' under the'snp-
ervision of County Agent A. R.
Morrow.
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NEW HAY BUJLLBTIN
FOR DAIRY FARMERS
I
Bulletin No. 308 of the North
Carolina Experiment Station,
’"Lespedeza and Alfalfa Hay For
Dairy Cows,’’ by Dr. C. D.'firln-
uells, dairy investigator, has just
been received from the printer
and Is now available for distri
bution to citizens of the State on
request. Copies may be had on
application to the agricultural
editor at State College.
^ Waallington>^JaB.
another #1^ eoi
Igioa’^lhhr (ftten^a
laiStUaptehisg lor
thg vlrtaal sasjif letlwa of
or tdaip^iT (1^
^grtm Yo replace t]^ {i^i^Aiit-
ed AiAA, and short^ Oherattar
Pr«iiden^ fi«oanett, at bto rogu-
taTcpreas eottferenpe, cdnOini^
thia IntqrfnatibD, but the PresI*
dent, adherinf to a policy adbpt-
OdTsome wdeks ago, declioM jo
comment on, .or elaborate in any
‘tray a declaration by Secretary
Wallace that "is ordering Abe im-
Wdiate rpturn . to processors of
amonot#,liapounded by the courts
the Supreme court, had proceeded
along legal lines, but had not
been Just to the'government.
But while Mr, Roosevelt did
.not join In what "may be termed
the affrontal which bis cabinet
member made on the court he did
remark that when the court re
fused the government a rehear
ing in the processing tax case
there had been an apparent re
versal of an earlier leading case
In constitutional law.
The Wallace utterance left lit
tle doubt that while, under the
Supreme court decree there will
be a refund of the processing tas-
Jf uhddr Insfraetlojw' Ihsued'
" * ~' the Hepartmoiit of j
. ^ irtti’ iui ti
dte money
;'tef lh« ..
or lit'ddWBl Is
tfc« enaetlKW ,w tew „
: hr th&ideui^ rt- RMUrtlMr^lte aein
lepiiw rptrpaaUve. fofea ho«H f»
Um proMSBiifa ttua ,
as pbMlid eat by thte ,heraau ’_
(pw^lfaiyl agfli ;T1>er» to be^s^
ppcapie, as tfidn noted, from
•ad tazse.. . .
Stofi GaHfciy Hjlt
MAIOI ITOB «te
Use Juniper oil, Buehu lea.rp
etc., to flush but excess'acids
waste matter. Get rid oT bUd
irritation that causes ’waking
frequent desire. seantyT flotr 1
burning and backache. €tet JukI>I
Iper 'oll, Bnchtt - leares, etc.,-taj
little green tableU called Bakq^|
the bladder laxative. In four daya j
if not pleased go back and gpi'{
your 25c. Get your regular slqe
and feel "full of pep.’’ Wllkd
Drug Co. . j
ifofilliN .
HstMtenaatkl! ptlm
'rng piAMONP
I boro Bapti.st -hiirch Monday eve-
I niiiK when Mrs. John Cashion
was liostt'ss to (he Cirole at her
home in Wilkesboro. .Mi.ss Vir-
The president Miss Elizabeth j Mi.ss Polly Pardue, of .Ionesville,j
Bk-viiis, was in the chair for Uie , jj p p spent the past week-end j
u.sual hiisine.ss session at which : home with her parents. Mr. |
time plans were
made for the
year’s work. Sandwiches and cof
fee were served during a delight
ful sorial hour.
Presbyterian Auxiliary
liHiteiflily Meeting -
The women of the Presbyter
ian Auxiliary united their week
at home ^v^th her parents
and Mrs. Martin Pardue. i
Mi.ss Mary Kate Sale is visiting j
relatives and friends in Elkin.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smith, of |
Clingrnan, are spending some
time with their Bon..Arlie,. olL^pd-
kinville whose wife has been in
bed sick for several weeks.
Mr. Martin Pardue visited his
aunt Puss Kaynes and found her
declining. Some one is constiintly
at her bedside. She is the oldest
living member of the popular fam-
of prayer and self-denial into two
.-iorvices. the first one being a
nrayer service which was held at
the home of .Mrs. E. G. Finley
Mond.-,y afternoon, Tn-shny 1 ijy „f the late James Haynes.
• fhnrch hut at he ^ ^
rcgiihir montlily meeting ot the- ...
auxiliary the program was given
oMi lo home mis.sions witli Mrs.) i c„.„„ot r-,-,,,,
„ , jj. nremise.s -f the late Samuel Gray
E. C. Ptnley making a splendid'*
talk pertaining to the work. Tlieii^ *^’
devotlonals were ied by .Mr.s. 1. *
3 to 3y2-YarJ Lengths
1,000 YARDS
Silk' CMpes
: Konda, and this route decided last
I week to go "‘bird thrashing” on the
.M
"Don
R. R
! robins.
Several
Gray” was chaperon, i
Crater killed the mo.st 1
Xelson. .Miss Lm-y Finley, the , ,,„„a
, Several ol the attendants got
iiresideiil. presided at the meet-1 . . , , .
ing Tnesdav afternoon, which bumps and scratches as hey wemd-
was attended bv seventeen mem- them ways through the woods
, i Everybody had a “pood time,
her?
r They went more for enjoyment
Have You Tried?
LA-LO
(iregory-Myers bhan birds.
Miss r>ixi,. Gregory liecam,. ihei Mrs. Blanch Ma.stin Cothran i.-.
, .J , , , M, .. i hou.sekeeping for and nursing her
liride of Mr. Joiin Myers in a | r ...
(inict ceremony iiprformed Sun-!
day afternoon, two o'clock, hy
' si.ster. Mrs. Gw.vn P’ord, and bright j
.Mr. J. 1.. Turner, justice ot the
peace at his home in this city.
Mr. .Myers is a .son of tlie late
James and Alice Myers. The
bride is a daughter of .Mrs. I.iz-
zie (iregory.
little son, Dwight Waldo.
I .Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith, of!
' Winston-Salem, recently visited |
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard!
Pardue, and other relatives near!
Clingrnan. i
Soiled
Merchandise
Odds and Ends
A Tjrfikal Pernmy Vdmt!
Soft posUls for uadortUaga . . .
Um anaon’a nc'w daeMr-^tonea
for dresMs . . . and black, blue
and brown! 86 inches, •icei'pbied.
ONE RACK
WOMEN’S and MISSES’ FROCKS
RE-PRICED TO CLEAR
25 ONLY
Nation-Wide
Size 81x^9. Used on
our table.s during
White Good.s .sale.
Slightly soiled—
Unusually good quality Dresses for
only
SEE OUR WINDOWS
$4-40
Birthday Dinner
Summit News
I
new and different kind of
Rat. Mouse and Roach Bxtermina-
jk*r- compoand of 14 different
’"“''J'., - J A D.cA
I Sl.'M.MIT. Jan. 20. Mrs. Xan-
.\ surprise hirlliday dinner was i . •
, _ ... , . lev .Mikeal spent Friday night in
given J. R. Turner at his home
in Wilkesboro Sunday on the oe-;'he home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
casion of liis TSth birthday anni- i Kiglit.
v(-rsary. Metnliers of his family,
neighbors and friends fro-m dist
ant points gathered to make the,
, . Church and .Miss Macf,ie Mil-
occasion a happy one. .Among the. • F,
out-of-town gue.sls were C. H. lev visited in the liomo/of .Mr.
ind \V. B. Turner, of Statesville; land Mrs, \\. B. .Mikeal. b riday
I
Mrs. Fannie Church and dangh-
! ter. Rosa, and Helen. Mrs. Press-
footte and Rat Squill. Will not
hart domestic animals, livestock,
poultry or human beings. Ready
to use just the way you get it.
Gomes in powder form and all
you have to do to use is to shake
it out in dark places for rats and
mice and in damp places, such a.s
sinks and around pipes for roach
es. LA-LO is guaranteed by the
manufacturers to rid your prem
ises of Rats, Mice and Roaches or
your money will be returned in
full.
sold in
LA-LO Products are
North Wilkesboro by
O. F. ELLER & SONS
Tenth Street
A. C. DENNIS
907 Cherry Street
LO Exterminating Products
liufactured and Guaranteed
.-Lo Company
■Mahaffey. of Danville. Va.:
K. C
and .Miss June Whicker. of
Greensboro. Mr. Turner, in whose
honor the o-,-casion was planned.
! ,
evening.
Miss Eva Churrli spent .Sunday
with Miss Rosa Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Coy Church
vis-
is a widely known citizen of the i ited .Mr.
Church’s, parents. .Mr.
county. He was one of the found-'u*'d -Mrs. Lee J. Chnrcli, Sunday,
ers of the Turner-White Coffiu' The i-t-ople of this community
company. ' **>" 'eiy sorry to learn that Mr.
.\sa l.ee. brother to Mrs. Essley
Beshears. died last week at his
Cleveland dub Member -.x-.
l.s Cotton C'hampion homp at WinRton-Salem.
'P /V >Ir. and Mrs, Pressley Church
!i>m ( ornwell. Jr.. Ih year old, , , ..... t
, . . g ! spent Saturday night in the home
t-H flub member from Cleve- \ . w, vT w
, , , . . J 1 J * of Mr. and Mrs. H. C , Night,
land founty ha.s been declared i „
^ . .. Miss Mamie Miller, of Boone,
t h p cotton champion among I , a.
V. . r. .• 11 1 • ! who ha.s been spending some time
.North Carolina clnb members for ... . .
., ^ -ft.,- ,, 1 1 visiting her cousin. Miss Husa
the year 1-te produced , r. . • .* *u
n-t pounds of iinl on two acres ! .spent Sunday n.ght with
of land at a cost of $5S.7."). The I ‘ ,
lint was of e.xtra quality and !
, .. , ,j , „ ,o .. 1 brother. Johnson, spent Saturday
length and sold for 12 .-4 cents | •
night in the home of their broth-
•a pound netting him $142.0.";,
Fifty-seven bushels of certified
e... Mr. Coy (thurch, of Pattons
rillV->UVCll I/I4«vuuir> WA wia.y;.. . ....
.seed also were sold lo bring the | f®
total income up to $199.03.
The work was done under the
supervision of J. S. Wilkins,
county agent, .says L. R. Harrill,
clnb leader.
Convicted of driving while
drunk, Frank Gott hitchhiked 18
miles from the town of Augusta.
Mich., to Kalamazoo, to begin
serving a 50-day jail sentence.
Mr. Allen Phillips, who has a
position at Wilkesboro, was a
visitor in this community, Sun
day.
Misses Rosa Church and Mamie
.Miller, visited Mrs. Rosa Coffey
Thursday.
Mr. Lee J. Church spent Sun
day night in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Wiaters, of Stony
Fork. -
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RE-PRICED TO CLEAR
Cotton Crinkle
Bedspreads
Ail Exdmsirt Ptnnry Va! *e
69c
Hero’s j«it the yoefll
wont for every day uoe. Smart
atripee oo eoloi^ grounds. Seam-
tesa. ^eoUeped ed^es. SO x 106'.
74c ea.
RAYON
SPREADS
$1.00
All Remnants
Re-priced for quick
clearance. A large
variety of materials,
pattern.s and lengths
to select from.
SPECIAL!
Box of 200 .sheets
Clcnsing Tissue—
A real selection of
and plain colors to
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prints
choose
ODDS and ENDS
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s h a d e.s 1
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Fern-Aid
Sanitary Napkini
A scientific-
a 1 I y d e -
signed nap
kin. Full cut
gauze.
Rounded
ends. Packed one dozen to the
box.'"4 Buy ahead and save.
lac
ONE TABLE
Women’s Shoes
Extra Quality
$1.88 pr.
•v •
1 lot Women’s Purees repriced 43c
36-inch Factory Cloth, yard 7V2C
25 only Women’s Rayon Slips, each 39c
42 only Women’s Print Dresses, each 39c
65 only Boys’ Athletic Shirts, each IQc
26 pairs Women’s Tuck Stitch Pantys 18c
42 pairs Boys’ School Knickers, pair 98c
Advance Patterns, 15c values, 8c
100 yds. Spool Sewing Thread, 2 for 5c
Good quality Cotton Outing, yard 8c
Women’s Pure^ilk Hose - - - 15c
One lot Women’s Hats, each — 48c
One lot 18 x 36 Towels, each 10c
One lot Curtain Scrim, yard 81/2C
One lot Men’s Dress Shirts 49c
One lot 81-inch Sheeting, yard 19c
10c ea.
6 ONLY
BOYS’
Rain Coats
Good
Black rulibei
quality—
98c ea.
MEN’S
Dress Pants
Slightly .soiled. Re- f
priced to clear— i
S1.78 pr
Men's Mixed Yarn
WORK90X
A ’^ny” if'
th«rc ever
w a ■ o n « I Om
Gray mix- Ow JEte •
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b« wiM to •
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