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'll- -Zi jJ ' THEJ01 r' *“■>, WhlttfalRtOn M l^rkhday F«te !*-•* Whittington, Mrs, "niedye, Mrs. ^ R. If. ton, aad HUa Lillian Dy- ^ ,;Mtanalae4 at a birthday Sunday honoring I: Mr. Wl«df® on-- hlai tUt^- blrthday and; Mr/ I.. b. on on hia sitty-elghtb. ; i^tbh«on too)(.9lae€t nt the Mr. and Mra. 'L. D. ton, near Parlor, and yellow roaea made corations (or the dining l^e^Ule the dining table waa with a three-tiered cake. Those present Ih. and Mra. James ' El- S?er Mr. and Mrs. Rommle '*^;^^MBington, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. ' '’MttBEtMtgton, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. ^^^ifWttlngton, Mrs. D.-'-" O. Dyer, ' lINhea Claadine, Bobbie Jean, . ' An^ey Lee Whittington, ;^4«(reT Dean Slliedge. Wanda Lee Byir, ,Robert Pearaon, Bruce El- ^^le^lia, Bnran Elledge, and Kermit Whittington. Community Tolubbouse with Mrs. George Kennedy .,^nd Mrs. W. B. Reins acting as hostesses. An in teresting program '^as given by Miss -Harriet McGoogan, Wilkes county home deiponstratliiil- a- gent, and Mrs. L. B. Dula. Mrs. Dula, quite an artist herself, spoke on “Art in the Home and the Art of Living.’* Mrs. C. H. Cowles, the presi dent, presided for the usual bus iness session at which time fine reports of the different activities of the club ■wire hMrd. The club room was attractive with spring flowers forming a." colorful scene for the dab members and nuftiber of yisltorsl'atteddlng. ' At a previous call meeting of ficers for the new club year were elected as follows; president, Mrs. J. B. Henderson; vice president, Mrs. Cowles; treasurer, Mrs. C. H. Hulcher; and: recording secre tary, Mrs. O. K. Whittington. A social hour ' and refreshments were enjoyed at the close of the meeting. Wfikesboro Woman’s Club Met Tuesday Afternoon The March meeting of the Wtlkesboro Woman’s club was herd Tuesday afternoon at the Ua »"ay of apyiiig flojrwa ma^ a pretty settling for tha ■group wmre entertained with, amuiii^j jokes and rlddlea as well aa la^ torestlng news Items. Mrs. W. _SL Jones, the president, presided while the roll was called by Mrs. W. P. Horton. —"t ■ Mrs. J. ..E, Spainhour- read a number of Jokes after which sev eral were related by the guests and Mrs. Coffey asked the rid dles. At the close of the after noon the party was invited into the dining room where a delic ious salad course was served fol lowed by sweets. Mrs. Harvey Church, of Ronda, was an out of town visitor of the club. z¥- Woman’s Bible C’h.ss Met Tuesday Afternoon with the president, Mrs. R. M. Brame. occupying the chair the monthly meeting of the Woman’s Bible class of the North Wllkes- horo Metho.dlst church was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. R. Hix. Hostesses with Mrs. Hix were Mrs. A. B. John ston and Miss Lizzie Hisle and at the close of the afternoon they served the fourteen members at tending tempting refreshments during the social hour. The de- votionals were given by Miss Hisle and Mrs. J. C. Smoot. The class plans to sponsor a food sale at Spainhour-Sydnor’s store on Saturday before Easter. Cfiiored eggs, cakes, and various k nds of food will be on sale. Mrs. Eugiene Trfvette Entertained Her 0?nb Mrs. Eugene Trlvette was hos tess to the members of the Cur rent Topic* Club also four addi tional visitors at her home on Eighth Street Wednesday after noon. The first part of the after noon was given over to roll call and news events after which rook was played at four tables. High score among the visitors went to Mrs. J. E. Spainhour aPd for the club to Mrs. J. D. Schafer. Jonquils and other flowers of tb© season made a festive back ground for the guests. When cards were laid aside a salad course was served. Those present other than club members were Mrs. Spainhour, Mrs. J. E. John son, Mrs. C. D. Coffey, Sr., and Mrs. Walter Newton. Cycle Route Two News Of Week Sing * Song Of Ek-pesfe A CrtpkKtf Full Of Grit, AMing Extra Quartt of Oil WM Not Help A Bit, Wlton TUb Cm* I* Oponod, AndOonnod Of EvorytUng, Fresh Oil Is A Jonie Thai Makas Yoar Motor Sing. Local People To Attend Mi.ssionary Conference The Wes'tern North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Mis sionary Societies is scheduled to convene at Monroe the 5, 6, and of April. Misis Frances Cranor has been elected ?s a delegate from the North Wilkesboro Meth- CYCLE, Route 2, March 2S.— Sunday school was well attended at Union Sunday. Rev. Pervis Parks, a popular minister, of Cycle, filled his ap pointment at Fishing .Creek Ar bor Saturday and Sunday;' Mr. and Mrs. Clay Swaim, of Winston-Salem, spent the week end with Mrs. Swaim’s -parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Shore. Miss Mozelle Shore spent Sun day afternoon with Miss Foda Parks. Friends regret to learn that Mrs. W. T. Shore is ill. Misses Foda Parks and Mozelle roll SOUND CCOMOMr...OIMIN mmu-YOOR channcase mow odist church a.nd Mrs. J. B. Hen- ^las derson from the Wilkesboro Welborn, Friday after- Mamie noon. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Parks and DICK’S SERVICE STATION — Atlas Tire s’— Telephone 371 North Wilkesboro, N. C. church, and both are planning to attend the entire session. It is expected that a number of other in North people from this community wH Tuesday, attend part ^>f the sessions. dren, of Winston-Salem, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. John Shore. Miss Nola Howard ■was in Mrs. G. D. Coffey, Sr. Hoste.s.s Bo^ Club With Mrs. C. D. Coffey, Sr., as hostess the members of the Fri Dosiess me memoers oi me cii- , day Book club were graciously North Wilkesboro shopping Sat- entertained Friday afternoon at NO SHOW! Mr. and Mrs. Clay Swaim spent Sunday with Mr. Swaim’s mother, Mrs. Lynie Redding. Miss Ruth Shore was in North Wilkesboro shopping Monday. Miss Lythia Sommers, of Win ston-Salem, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Sommers. Miss Bernice Daye spent a short while Friday with Mrs. P. WE REGRET THAT DUE TO UN- FORESEExN EMERGENCIES WE ARE COMPELLED TO CANCEL OUR OPEN HOUSE PARTY — PLANNED FOR MONDAY NIGHT, APRIL 4TH. C. Parks. Mr. Tommie Welborn friends regret to learn. is ill. LARGE ATTENDANCE IS ASKED AT CHURCH GADDY MOTOR CO. North Wilkesboro, N. C. TAX LISTING NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS, FIRMS AND CORPORA TIONS IN THE TOWN OF NORTH WILKES BORO, NORTH CAROLINA; I will be in the City Hall, North Wilkesboro, North Carolina, with the County List Takers, on each day (except Sundays), n eavll From April 4th to April 16th BOTH DATES INCLUSIVE • between the hours of 9 o clock, a. ni., and 12 o’clock. Noon, and from 1 o’clock, p, m., to 5 o’clock, p. m., for the purpose of taking lists of all taxable property and polls for Town taxation for the year 1938. All such property and polls must be listed as of April 1, 1938. All nereons who, as of April 1. 1938, owned prop- ■ wty^ject to taxation must list sucji mo^rty within the neriod as set forth above, and failure to do so will *»bject such ■ persons to penalties pre- br « L ^ • Please list as soon as possible and avoid the last mm- I.H.McNElLL,Jr., Liat 'Taker for the Town of North Wilkesboro A capacity congregation is ex pected to be present Sunday morning at th" North Wilkesboro Methodist church at the 11 o’ clock hour to hear Rev. A. 1>. Aycock. the pastor, preach. An j effort is being made as far as | possible to have the entire Sun-; day school to be present for tho service. Each teacher with liis or her class is reque'‘e'l (o sit together in a body, and ii is ho;.ied es pecially through the priniiiry, junior, intermediate, and young People’s departments, that the attendance will be 100 per c.ent. The .parents are asked to cooper ate with the teache'rs and see that their children remain tor the service. One real “trail-^hlazer” is 'W’orth more than. a . whole army of hood winked ixailers. NOTICE br SALE North Carolina, Wilkes County. Wilkes County VS; York Blackburn and Wife, M:^r ;York Blackburn. Under and by virtue of a judg ment made and^entered in the above-entitled (lause in the Supe rior Court of Wlikes county, dated March .28,- 1938,iri:he undersigned Commissioner will, on the 28th day of April, 19.38, at 12 o’clock, Noon, at the door of the Wilkes county courthouse, in Wilkesboro, Nmrth Carolina,'sell at public auc tion to the highieat bidder for cash, subject to the'dpTifirmatton of the court, the f property hereinafter describ^ kkStt&in TraphiU town ship, WilKM^.j;whty, and more par ticularly desf^npi^ as follows: Being. more or less, in TraphiU listed in the name of York Blackburn' in 1934 and belhg all the land owned in IVaph^ township by York Black- bum m 1934. 'For further de- scripution, reference is made to the description in book . page , in the Register of De^s of fice of Wilkes county. This 28th day of " -w. H. 4-21-4t(T) ■ ' '“.gF I f ^ W^j^StOT€ GAY NEW DRESEES JUST IN FOB SPRING . . . CLOTHES TO MAKE YOU SMART NEW TOPPER CpATS . . . LOVELY NEW SUJTS . . . BEAUTIPUL NEW HATS AND A SMART COLLECTION OF NEW SPRING SHOES. DRESS UP'FOR > SPRING WITH VERY UTTLB,:^; MONEY BY SHOPPING IN SPAINHOUR’S LARGE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. HERE YQU ARE BOUND TO FIND ONLY MERCHANDISE OF 'THE BETTER QUALITY, HAND - PICKED BY OUR BUYERS FOR STYLE, BEAUTY AND FINE WORKMANSHIP. NOTE THE OUTSTANDING VALUES AND LOW PRICES ADVERTISED BELOW. DRESS UP FOR SPRING .. IN THE NEWEST FASHIONS AT LOW PRICES! New « 1 Misses, Women’s and Junior Sizes Downstairs Store SPECIAL! TUB sms and SHANTUNG! 39 Inches Wide At 39c yd. The most remark able piece goods vj'.hie we've ever offered. Tub -fast silks in pastel colors and deep tones. Gay n e w floral l)rii)ts on light and dark backgrounds. Fine qual ty Shan tungs in a large se lection of new pat terns. AH 36 inches wide. Sew-Save! Donw.sta'irs Store SMART — new HATS 97c Every new style is shown in our large selection of smart hats. Note: At the very low. prices you can' afford several, when they cost so littl^! ' . All headsizes. . ’Downstairs Store I DRESS UP FOR SPRING IN THE NBWkJST FASHIONS AT LQW PRICES! SILK DRESSES nM TO ^.98 New TOPPERS «198 to «698 Lovely new crepes in the smartest col ors: aqua, rose co pen, violet, grey, navy. Also gay new flor al prints in a large qollection of the newest styles. Bolerios ... draped high or low necks; moulded bodices, snug waist, swirly or slim skirts. The coat hit of the new'F season! You’ll be proud to wear one ‘of these because their workmanship . . . style . . . and quality make them outstanding values, and at such amazingly low price.s you can really afford more than one. NEW COLORS: Straw, gold, biege, co pen, rose and white WOMEN’S, MISSES AND JUNIOR SIZES Downstairs Store New SUITS Man Tailored and Boxy 2-Piece Styles At unusually low prices • $4.95 and $7.95 -'Jannish suits expert ly made of the better ciuality inatci’iais. Color.s: Grey n d navy. .A.Lso two-piece boxy type suits in bright !iew spring color.s. These suit.s w ere carefully selected for their .style, quality— and workmanship. Misses’ Women’s and Junior Sizes Down.stair.s Store N E W — spring SHOES *1.98 New spring shoes at a very, very low price. New gaberdines, and kid leath ers; high front styles in new Spring colors. Shop here for your Easter footwear. In All Sizes Downstairs Store
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