^ -Iwafid
•mtcvneM
Iw 4^^Mer,
1>. XUby on Sktnrdar.
iH( KimaBbMv n&io-
Moatyod •^B&.^^thtrtj^oovoD.
^^nikenboro, ^oith ^ Ci^roj
r ^ ■ 0
Xny Brame
M.pofMftoM .etom
•t 8:ae o-doA *t mo
:«tf^.XIn. 1. p, Jfporo, Br. ^|rj -
The RendMvoo* M
Cbmpter of the D. A. R.
noeC Tneoilnr oftenoon at
o’elo^ in mci bone of >&••
^BrethoR . ^
Brotholl and RntU
'Ktreii, wore; married
‘'Hoeonber 14^ at the
ot the hridet paMor, ReV.
r^CttiU. Baptist retired, in
tn a Tei7 quiet cere-
OBlj xelatiree and a
tojdmalo 4 friends attending,
dimplo ,returning from a
spent aereral days with
(room’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. Bretboll on the Brushies
‘b^re returning t o Charlotte
arliere they will make their home.
The groom is well known in
.mikee, baring graduated from
^VlnjjWITi Mfll and later
Brnm piw UnirerBity. Since his
MPadnation, he hsf been employ-
SNt By Duke Power Company,
artfk headquarters in Charlotte.
Cti drier.iildtii Sirs. H.
Brown, associate hostess.
Street FHday »» me aembers
bdr
t >i e luncheon,
whMJt Faa. ser^ at one ^cloek,
two. *e«efe»ere Jof
the high scort prise-
going to Mw. Hill Carlton.
^ Held Ifonthlr ftMtimes
Both dlrlalons rf the Music
lipTera bluh hare recently held
meetings of mnd> interest, nie
of note '^
'1mpa^, I iey 4S7 feet to a stake; thm No
B,on , ^
one
'Court Hoase door, to
jgeat comer rf Lot No. 89:
4' degrees with the line q| I
!o4 No. 29, 150 feet to PalmS
SIteet and eontinning 80 feet in
monthly meetliMr of the senter
l^qp yrfM held at . the home of
■' 'fOontinued on page fire) ...
^furniture.J3eR^'wi|& aandwicj^
Iwaa aerred^Suriw^l ioelal hdjir
to the lame attending.
JoMior WtimaA’s Qub
m fifonthly MeetiiiK
' ,'Mrs. N. • S. Forester, Jr., and
Mn. F.. D. Forester, Jr., were
heetessee to the Junior Woman’s
etah qg North WJlkesboro at the
home of the former Monday aft-
wnoon. The new president, Mrs.
W. K. Sturdirant, presided for
the business session at which
time some work was planned for
ThanksgiTing.. Mrs. J. B. Carter,
the welfare chairman, is to be in
charge of a basket of food to be
glren to some needy family at
the Thanksglring season. Prbr Mrs.
gram chairman, Mrs. George For
ester, presented Mrs. Bill Absb-
who gave a paper on colonial
'IdTewise tlob Met -With
Mrs. A. H. Casey »
Idlewise club members, with a
number of additional visitors
which Included several of the
teachers, were delightfully enter-
Uined by Mrs. A. H. Casey at
her home Friday evening. Pinner
was served at seven o’clock at
the dining table and four small
ones. The main table, sprrad with
a lace cloth, was centered with
a Thanksgiving centerple^.
Following the dinner guests
engaged in a period of handwork
while, others played bridge. Books
were exchanged during the eve
ning. An out of town guest pres
ent was Mrs. James E. Tharpe, of
Statesville, who was a houseguest
of Mrs. C. G. Poindexter.
NOTICB HIF BB-8ALE OF K^L
ESTATE UNDER DEED OF
TRUST
State of North Carolina,
Wilkes County.
Pursuant to an order of the
Clerk Superior Court directing tlm
undersigned to readvertise and sell
the property hereinafter describ
ed, and by virtue of a power con
tained in a certain deed of trust
executed on the 8th day of Octo
ber, 1936 by Miss Nora L. Ellis to
Codie Shatley, Trustee for Miss
Ruth Shatley and Gordon Shatley,
recorded in book 178, page I'f, m
of Deeds, Wil-
"the ioBcNrilg deairi^ ti^ts
tg phgeels. ofifejiA
■ FSrst TiriMiKttKSWwmO at the
interseetioa ^i ’^Ordildu Street and
the. MtSbetnr Soad,, «» Ae
bank of aaiiLi roadM.-an^.^r^bie
Northward
of said road 88 fe^
thmee Weatarardfy parallel..
Orchid stiert 89 feet to a ; ktate,
Whaley GOreath'a! to4r ,tl»Bnee
Soulbwmrily parallel with HtdbCT-
ry read 86 feet^to the Nortii s de
cf .Orchid Street: thenee^i&st-
waray with tte North side of pr
chard St^t 69...feet .to the. Mul
berry road, the point of beginning
and being Lot No. 9 as shown on|
the Map of the Pairolains Dovcl
ooment Co., North Wilkesboro, N
C. ■ ■' '
Second Tract, BEGINNING on a
stake on the South West comer
Palmer Street, 460 feet westward-
ly from OrchaH • street and runs
South 72 1-2 degrees West 487
feet to a stake; then North 5 de
grees West 180 to a stake on the
South East side of Center Alley:
then North 72 12 degrees East
to tho beginning, contateing 2 1-8
agl^ more or less. ,
said: sale will
nd the last and hig^ieat 1'
m'tinr
SL
be required to dsMiatt hi _
of the Clerk of tte Sttpnfer Cbttrt
of Wilkes County 16 Jpfitcmit of tho
last and highj^ or the land
a lady otit^-lwr—but it only-1
will be inunedlatdy reHKdd.
This the 8th day of November,
1987. .
Morgan Shatley,
Substitute. Trustee, North
Western B&nl^ Snecessors to De
posit and Saving Bank, Assignee.
11^22-8t (M)
wreck-o0t;Of^AiMnl
ianelHIm:
r-V:'-?
8|
"-tnpjjjj",
Pktve
s
imEimoH I
Ui
office of Register - — _
kes copnty, to secure a certain along the East side of Center al-
Men! What Valnea. Bece^a
{ your opportunity to suit yourself
in a Imuid now unit for the holi
days. Just recrived a Mg lot of
men’s snlta. Coao»*vative or sport
modris, all Amerlcaii hand tailor
ed, made of the finest all wool
materials. Smart netw winter
ors and a size for everyone. We
urge you to see th^ outstaading
values at $12.50 and up.—liie
Goodwill Department tSore, The
Place For Bargains.
Conttti^
HOUDAY PRICES-lOe auid 2Sc ALL
NOW SHOrWING: -
Katherine Hepburn and Ginger Rogers
“STAGE DOOR'’
JOURNAL-PATRIOT ADS. GET QUICK RESULTS !
Mrs. Frank Johnson
Tea and Topics Hostess
Mrs. Frank Johnson was hos
tess at her home on Vance Street
Friday evening having as guests
meniibers of her Tea and Topics
club. An Informal hour was spent
together In sewing and conyersa-
tion after which refreshments
were sen'ed buffet style.
H. R Smith Gavei
Luncheon-Bridge Friday.
Mrs. H. B. Smith entertained
at a luncheon at her homo cn D
• Visit Spainhour’s Basement and buy your Winter needs now. Spainhour’s are offering merch^dise at Sale Prices now, instead of
waiting until after the holidays. Buy now and be convinced that you can supply yowr Winter ne^s at Spaiuhour’s where yo^can-TOVe.
QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT A SAVING!
. .
MANY EXCLUSIVE FEATURES MAKE THE
OF WOMEN EVERYWHERE
Spainhour’s Basement Store
i
C'
Tto ROLLER WATER REMOVER
-Maytag’s exclujivc method
of removing water from clothes,
has a flexible rubber top roD
and firm bottom roll. Every
thing evenly dry—no wet spots,
no hard-to-irdo wrinkles.
Maytag also gives you the
one-piece, cast-aluminum mb,
sediment trap, auto-type shift
lever, and many other advan
tages. Mayta^s available with
fflsoline Multi-Motor,
It irons evetyibing. Saves haii your -
time ar.d^^y..^.e hard wojjt., Six rn^els
3l e widS jjfice range. Ask iori few
trial irohiag ' _ V'
S. V. TOMLINSON
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
The Maytag Company - Manufacturers - Founded 1893 - Newton, Iowa
TWO-PIECE
Snow Suits
Trimmed in Beautiful
Bright Cf lors
SKI PAIfTS 2 to 14
Snow Suits
$1.98
years
5^ In. Compote Sv.OO Cake Plate $v.35
A Reg. $2.00, for A
Reg. 11.50, for
44-INCH WHITE, CREAM, BIEGE AND ECRU
CURTAIN MATERIALS
YARD
7V2C
ARMSTRONG 9x12—
LINOLEUM RUGS
EACH
$4.95
70x80 PART WOOD—
DOUBLE BLANKETS
PAIR
$1.94
CHILDREN’S 2 TO 10 YEAR SIZES—
OUTING PAJAMAS
EACH
49c
CLOSE-OUT OF—
BLANpT REMNANTS
YARD
23c
g-Part Reltoh
i^JUg. I2-T6, for
1495
.95 Console Set
Reg. $7.00, for
FECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICES
for a limited period
these “MASTER-ETCHED” pieces
• can have “Master-Etched” crystalwares for i«arly one
Never hefore have they I’.ren available at such low pn^l
ormri" of this timdy Christmas surprise is Foston^
54-Inch
WOOLENS
A Close-Out
of beautiful new
patterns
..» celebration that invitea you to get acquaints
"Master-Etched*' /favarre Yw win
69c and 95c yd.
Dish Cloths, ea. .2c
70x80 Single Plaid
Blankets 49c.
36-inch Father George
LLSheeti^ ..7V2C
10 yds. limit to a enstomer
Chiffon-Service WL, Ringlesg
Silk Hose.... 48c
Outing Flannel.9c
Each
Large Selection
Notions 2c
LADIES’
Large Selection
• Black
• Wine
• Brown
• Rust
Each
selection
49c
PILLOW
Each
CASES 12‘/2c
CHILDREN’S Each
COATS 97c
2 to 6 Years
Big assortment of Print
Dresses to go for—
MEN’S HEAVY
Union Suits $9c
EACH .
Long Leg% LonR; SUgwga
CAIiL W; STEELE
"YOUR JEWELER’*
DRESSES
_ fl"*
1'^ 2'^ V’
)We are now offering to you our
entire line of Dresses and Coats
at prices we cannot duplicate. Be
sure and shop our Basement —
Ready-to-Wear Department!
COATS-
4.77
Ladies* Suits Now .$3.88
Shoe Sale!
Big reduction in Ladies’ Style Shoes. We must
make room for Christmas merchandise, which is ar
riving daily. Our loss is your gain!
CHILDREN’S Pair
Shoes aud Oxfords 97c
ONE TABLE Pair
Lakes’ Style Shoes 77c
$1.98 VALUE Pair
Lakes’ Shoes $1.87
STRAPS, OXFORDS AND NOVELTY; $2.45 VALUE
Shoes $1.87
CHILDREN’S
Dresses
for your own home, or as gifts ■ i-'-t'-iction for
dav^ this sale, .arc limited to wt u-i-; you to do
thopp^ early