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_ ^orid Day'Of Payer** Te
^ Be Obaerved Friday
Tk* ,”World'D«jr of Prayor’'
wOIrW obeerred at the North
WtUlmbOK Meth'odtot church but
FrWe>'*^ltdMtW^ ltarch 4. Tbe
vrocAie, '^hieh' wUl be led .:^
lUw46unie Bookwell, will begin
ptdWwiF J^t 2:30 o’clock and will
lact'^r about an hour. Several
of the Methodist Mis-
•lenai^ Society,will assist with
the pcocnin. ,
An laritntiott has been extend
ed^ a>wd>era of the Prea-
byteidan . and. Baptist Missionary
Societies to join in the service
and it is hoped thai a large num
ber from these two churches will
attend. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to ahfSne else who de-
vires to have a part in this hour
of worship.'The hour is set early
so as not to conflict with any
other meetings for the afternoon.
Another meeting scheduled for
candies formed the background
for the ceremony.
Hiss Elsie Nichols, pianist, ren
dered the nuptial music and prior
to the ceremony, ^Margaret
Hlx, sister of the brlde;'^ sang, “I
I,rf>ve You Truly” after which the
bridal couple entered to the
strains of Lohengrin’s wedding
march. During the ceremony Miss
Nichols played muted notes of
‘‘Sweetest Story Ever Told’’ and
played Mendelswhn’t wedding
march at the clo^
The bride wasfatflhred In flow
ing white chiffon, made'" pflncess
style; the tightVfittlng bodice
held in with white brocadpd gir
dle. She wore a sholder corsage
of Lilies of the. Valley and Sweet
heart roses.
The bride is the third daugh
ter of Mrs. W. R. Hix and the
late Mr. Hix, of Moravian Falls.
She attended Wilkesboro high
school and now holds a position
^VThe To«iw lAdim*
dans Of the MetbodM Snttdiv
school wiU .Iwte a ssi^pw-. ist
the "chnfdi; hut, Ttiuimy
nlng, March 8, at 6:80. Ibis
will take the place of the regn-
,lar basiness meeting. • ’nckets
are being sold to daas mem>
Ihcn at 25c eadi. See an offi'
ce»- of the class for your ticket.
,’f!
the djurch is the zone meeting with a local firm.
of the' Missionary Societies to be
held at the church. Tuesday
March fS. beginning at 1C:30 in
the morning. Just one • session
will be held and will be followed
by a p8:nic lunch at the noon
hour. The new district secretary,
Mrs. T. V. Goode, of Statesville,
plans to be present. Mrs. B. S.
Call, of Wilkesboro, is zone chair
man, .and she and Mrs. Goode
both urges for all societies in the
zone to have a large representa
tion ah the meeting.
Miss-Jlorothy Hix Is
Wed To Hendren
In a simple but beautiful cere
mony Thursday evening. Febru
ary 24th, 1938, at seven o’clock.
Miss Dorothy Hix and Mr. Hoyt
Hendred were united in marriage
at the home of the bride. The
bride’s pastor. Rev. J. C. Gentry
officiated, using the impressive
ring ceremony. Only members of
the immediate families and :i few
friends were present.
An arch of ivy and tall w'hite
pedestals with white cathedral
CARLTON’S
Mr. Hendren is the son of Mrs.
Effie Hendren, of Grand Rapids.
Michigan. He is a graduate of the
local schools and Patterson Col
lege. He is employed by the Scott
Chee.se and Butter Company.
After a short wedding trip Mr.
and Mr.e. Hendren will return to
North Wilkesboro, N. C., where
thev will reside.
Jphnson-Shumate
Of interest to a wide circle of
friends was the marriage of Miss
Era Johnson, youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, T. G. Johnson, of
Abshers, to Laurence Shumate,
son of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Shu
mate, of Reddies River.
The wedding was solemnized
Saturday, February 26, at the
home of the bride’s parents with
T. G. Johnson, Justice of the
Peace, and father of the bride,
officiating. Ou4\ the immediate
family and a fejv close friends
were present.
Tile bride was attitred in a
navy blue suit with white acces
sories. She wore a shoulder cor-
sa.ge of Talisman roses.
Mrs. Shuniate was educated in
I Traphill high school, and for the
Mid-Winter Soap Sale is|’^«‘ years has held a re
sponsible position w 11 h the
Jioing over big! Octagon, Wilkes Hosiery Mnis. '^ie groom
_ « n J n (finished his education at Wilkes’-
Soap .. .2c; Powders ...2c
The W’. C. T. IT. wUl meet
Tliursday evening at' 7:86 o’-
dodr at the home'of Mrt. R,
tM. Bnuue. "'r
. The North WUkesboro Meth
odist drdee are meeting Taes.
day as follows:
No. 1, at the home of. Mrs. ^
R. J. Hinshaw with Mrs. At
well as co-htistess. Time 8:80
p. m.
Mary Bimne, at the home of
Mrs. I. E. Pearson with Mrs.
A. L. Lippard as co-hostess.
.3:80 p. ni.
Franklin, at .the home of
Mrs. J. C. Reins witli Miss Et
ta Tnmer as co-hostes.s. 7:80
p. m.
Gardner, with Misses Chrlsr
tine and Mildred Irvin. T;30
p. m.
The Presbyterian Cii-cles .ire
meeting Tuesday with the fol-
loiving a-s ho.stesses:
No. 1, Mrs. IV. .1. Bason, 8
p. in.
No. 2, Mrs. H. V. Ovorca.s!i,
8, ]>. ni.
No. 3, Mrs. .V. A. Cashlon,
3:30 p. 111.
No. 4, Mrs. L. M. Nelson,
,3::JO p. ni.
Dr. R. P. Casey
DENTIST
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Office Now Located On
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transfer businesa. ,
After the ceremony the bridal 1 ford and Ray Rarnes for honors,
couple left on a wedding trip to j ^frs. G. A. Mitch^l, of -ou
other i orsport, Pa., who is here visiting
roint.o o( interest, ‘aft'eiy
Raleigh. Durham, a P d , . „ , , ,
v.hich her sister, Mrs. Frank Johnson,
was remembered with a gift.
they will make 'their- home
Reddias River. ’
at
Mis> Cynthia Pievette
Mr, and Mrs. F. C. Tomlin.son Ts-Bridge Club Hostess
Hosts At Dinner Part}’ ' Mis.s Cyutbia Prevette V.as hos-
,A.n outstanding social event of ^ less to the members of her
the w-pek -M-as the dinner party, brid,ge club at her home in Wll-
given by Mr. and Mrs. Kr.unk . keshoro Thursday evening. Two
Tomlinson at ihoir iiome on Me-j tables were made up for the
mortal .Avenue Thursday evening game with Mi-s. Frank Allen
when t'.ey entertained for the scoring high and Mrs. James
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They turn the capitol funnyside up!
KAY FRANCIS a ANITA LOUISE
PRESTON FOSTER
in
FIRST LADY
SomWii al&oi
tk* honor .prUe. -iLt^tlth :coB-
play., the
WIttt ^ Ira
..Meffl^ra of th.e
club number of extria
tors yrejre delightfully entertained
by Mrft 'ffa' Payne'-at- her home
on Flfpi Street Wednesday aft
ernoon. Mrs. Jv M.
president of the cltib,' , prbii^ed
for roll call at whieh time; ’the
members responded with' news
items, of iinusual interest -Rdok
was played at- four tables and
the. traveler’s prize was captured
by Mrs. -Weaver Starr. "
'Visitors were Mrs. J;-Q. Ad-
ani's; Mrs.’-W. E. Joneei'-Mfs.-C.
H. Smltbey, and Mrs. G. ArMitch-
ell, of .Couderhport,- Paii who Is
a bouse guest of her sister,. Mte.
Frank Johnson. Mrs. Mitchell re
ceived a lovely remembrance
from the hostess.
Mra. W. R. Absher, Mrs. C. B.
Eller, Misses Carrie -Bell Stray-
horn, and Nonie Gordon came in
for thei refreshments that -were
served at the conclusion of'. the
game. The George Washington
idea prevailed In the appoint
ments. An exchange of books was ]
made during the afternoon.
tn
Mrs. ‘ S. C. Yarborough
Presley Myers
teigt^^i# at the home of Mrs. Tt
I^oeday orenlng' jfor
tpeii^li of 4l^.j^i|iliiess Girina.
Sh^gf &ah;; iMteiad of the navis'
seWi^ , G>a- g^ts'
ot roplt^itt^^
the top score prize
Mrs.. Harry .Pearson.
were fri play, '
During the evening an ex
change of bluebird gifts was
^de and as a compliment to
Mfs9 .RoSa Billings, who is mov
ing ipto her apartment soon; the
ciab .Showered her wHh’ -^mtsoel-
lapeous -gffts.'-Visttors of Che- club
we're MiaS Harriet' McGoogan and
Mrs; Mau'rtco ■ Walsh.'
Th4 patriotic colors were pre-
’dontiha|nt.'"'Jh .the appointment
while japottidas/ jonquils, 'and
freOtia. ,,^^rat^,. ".the Uvjng
room. Refreshpjehts'l'n two ebufeh
es were served at the close of
the evening.* '
thp
Worth _
jq^cht. Satnrday* M
Btore,
on ato. a^d .inyoae
gkiug a plane
estt Jim. tL M."ltr»(nSif,pre(lident
Of the class.
Music Recital In School
Auditorium Wednesday P.M.
L The-music pupils, of Miss Ellen
Robinson will give a" recital in
the sdhool auditorium .Wednesday
afternoon, March 2. The program
will begin ,promptly at 3:30 and j "My Love Lies Still,” by James
the public is cordially invited to Larkin Pearson, and given by
attend; Mrs. Pharr. The concluding num-
Wilkeisboro Wonann’s' Oub
Met Friday AfUmeon v i
, Selections of - North Cafcdtna
Uterature featured the monttaJy
meeting of the Wflkesboro Wo^
an’s club held Friday afternoon
at the hocne of Mrs. O. T. Mitch
ell -with Mrs. W. W. Barber and
Mrs. Tom Foster as associate hos
tesses. Mrs. R. B. Pharr 'Was pro
gram leader and presetted the
program as follows. A rnding of
one of O’Henry'e short stories,
‘‘The Ransom of Red Chief,” by
Miss Elizabeth Faw.. An,, article
written by Ray Erwin, “Another
O’Henry," telling about Joe
Mitchell, a new North Carolina
writer, given by Mrs. Barber. A
piano solo. Mrs. R.'E.' Prevette.
A poem, "Naming Wild Animals,’’
by John Charles McNeil and re
cited by Peggy Church. A poem.
the h^tessos.^ A pfotaatop of
MWinr .I«tn06^a(U«d .^J
aiihowharej'41ipT|a«tf
Hiss Mjrde -Venablei 6f
tanburg, 8. C., was a guest of the
clnhr being hero on.' a vlsU
' ' ' i-
J^rsrjtltoheH.
Neal-Mafshall
' Mrs. E. L. Hart announcee the
marriage of her daughter, Mrs.''’tit..-1^
Alvah Hart Neal, to Charles
drew Marshall, at Hillsvllle, Va,, 'S '
January 16, 1938. They are at
home at Mt Airy.
W. H. McNeill, of Moore coon-
ty, said he received at least $1,000
more for the crops sold from his
farm last season because of the
terraces that had been built.
CARLTON’S
Mid-Winter Sale Saves
You Money!
Scrub Tub 2Sc; Pall 19c
Brooms 15c; Chum $4.79
members of the Idlewise club, of
which Mrs. Tomlinson is a mem
ber, the husbands, and several
additional friends. The hosts re
ceived their guests at seven o’
clock and after finding their po
sitions at eight small tables
placed about the rooms were
served a delicious three course
dinner. Mrs. Tomlinson was aid
ed in the serving by her sister
and nieces. Mrs. C. G. Poindexter,
Misses Nina and Wilma Rose
Call.
'Tlie tables were attractively
appointed in bud vases of jon
quils and place cards carrying the
sprliu; motif. Japonioas and oth
er early blooming spring flowers
were used about the rooms, .^ft-
er the dinner bingo and rook was
played with a number of prizes
being awarded.
In Bingo the -high .score awards
went to Dr. R. P. Gasey and Mrs.
Andrew Kilby. Those winning out
in rook 'vere Mrs. Ra.v Barnes
boro high school, and for 80tnbi#®l( Weaver Starr for Mis
time hae been engaged in- th#I«l McNeil -and Prank rmnl.n-,
son for low, and Mrs. J. M. Craw-,
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