)Ay, «JLY w m Mr. »nd Mrs. B. R. Spruill r»- tam»d Monday from a two-weeks Tteatlon trip to Carolina Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Miller are now occupying their attrac tive new home in Wllkeeboro. Miss Eva Lee Guthrie, of Wll- Kesboro, Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Wade D. Miller, In Hickory. Mrs. H. C. Wheeling and daughter, Joan, of Ferguson, spent Monday In the Wilkesboros. Mr. John Allen, of Kannanolia, spen. the week-end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Al len. I- Mi* and Mra ’of Ti^nHeshoro, spent Tueetay in Hick*f^%d‘Ruther-, ford College. : j Mrs. John Meli^od, of Allegh-, any county, is spending a few days visiting friends In Wllkes- horo. Mr. W. B. S'omers, Ford dealer at Georgetown, S. C., spent the week-end at his home In Wll- kesboro. I Mrs. J. C. Yarbrough and son. I Joe, of this city, visited Mrs. Yar- ! brough’s mother, Mrs. J. D. i Oldham, in Burlington, this week. M r. Willian) Carrlgan, o f ' Mr. and Mrs. David Miller and am — , - Greensboro, spent the week-end ; children, of Hickory, spent the In Wllkesboro with his mother, | week-end here, visiting Mrs. Mll- Mrs. J. H. Carrigan. ler’s mother, Mrs. G. G. Elledge. Mrs. A. H. Berry, who has 1 Miss Edith Pratt, of Winston- been ill for some time has great- 1 Salem, has been spending a few ly improved, friends are glad to days with Miss Arlee Broyhlll of h.earn. Poomer. Miss Lorine Guthrie, daughter' Mr. William Hallyburton, of of Mrs. W. F. Guthrie, visited; Stony Point, spent the week-end relatives In Wilkesboro the past! with Mr. week-end. ^ Boomer. John Andrews, of Mr. S. P. Mitchell, of Port.s- mottth, Va., is here for a few days with Mrs. Mitchell and son. Phil, who are on an extended ,.visit with Mrs. Mitchell’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Finley. Mr. W. F. Gaddy, proprietor of the Gaddy Motor Co., has return ed to the city from Wrlghtsville Beach where* he attended l con vention of the North Carolina Automobile Dealers’ Association. f do tfou ^iui(c7 A checking account, besides having the advantages of convenience and safety, carries with it an element of prestige. It indicates that you are well organized; that you are on a firin financial foolino. if builds confidence and respect bnbohOM your personal reputation. * * ■» The Northwestern Bank Resources Over $3,500,000.00 Serving Northwestern North Carolina .Member Federal Deposit In-surance Corporation 100 SHEETS 100 ThrM. smart colon of papor rKi\/ci /^DCC •-• • • Ckolt WhHo, Dosart Roto, ENVELOPES Smoky «uo. DoeUod Sliooh - and Envolopof ... printad ^^1 wrrti your Namo and Addioit T I or Mono9ram. Carter-Hdtbii^l^^iing Co. Phone 70 NerA VjfiQpMfcbro, N. C B; C. Sonen, weil B. Brown la thV. tnfitkeahw vrtth new coats Mr. ifr W. Terguson, of Fergu- gotL’wns among those in the WllkeehOToe,looking after bnsl- nesB nlatters this week. y . Miss yfetls Perkins, ^of Balti more, Jtd„ Is rlalting her hroth- er, Mr. Bon PerWhs, In Wllkes- boro, ,Mr. Frank Mathis, of Roaring River, spent Friday In Winston- Salem looking after business mat ters. Mr. E. R. Sturdivant, of West Jefferson, was In this city Wed nesday looking after business matters. Rev. A. W. Lynch and family, of Wilkesboro, attended a picnic for Methodist ministers and their families at Elkin today. Attorney Baxter Llnney, of Lenoir, is looking after profes sional business matters at feder al court this week. Mrs. W. A. Ellis and children, of Raleigh, Is visiting Mrs. Ellis’ mother, Mrs. F. B. Hendren, In Wllkesboro. Mrs. T. B. Scott and daughter. Miss Frances Scott, of Norfolk, Va., are here on a visit with Mrs. Scott’s mother, Mrs. George W. Johnson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus McNeill and sons, Archie and Roscoe, spent from Sunday to Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Tim Kates at Shell Creek, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Woodard, sons. B. H. Jr., and Ralph, and son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Merritt, spent the day at Shatley Springs, Sunday. Mrs. J. C. Henry, of Greens boro, is spending several days with Mrs. W. B, Henry at the latter’s summer home on the Brushles. Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Jones and children, Bobby, Beth and Jane, spent Sunday with Dr. U. Q. Jones and family on his farm near Abingdon. Va. Mrs. R. S. Shoaf. Misss Alma Shoaf, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Greene, aiid son, Robert, spent Sunday in Mocksville, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ma.lln and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hayes, sons. Leo and Durant, and daughter, Marion, of Gllreath postoffice, were Noi-th Wilkesboro visitors Saturday. The office of the North Wil kesboro Ice & Fuel Company has recently been repainted, this adding very much to its appear ance. Mr. and Mrs. Wade D. Miller and little son, Charles, of Hick ory. visited Mrs. Miller’s mother, Mrs. W. F. Guthrie, in Wilkes boro Sunday. Mrs. Vick Thornburgh and Mrr. W. H. Hutchens, of Muncie, Indiana, and -Mrs. Alice Hicks, of Elkin, visited Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Hutchens last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Mathis, their son,. Roy, and daughter. Miss Thelma, of Roaring River Route No. 2. spent Friday in North Wilkesboro shopping. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Culle and children, of Bluefield, W. Va., visited Mr. Culler’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Culler, of Wilkes boro, several days last week. Mrs. D. G. Wiles. Miss Lois Wiles and Mr. Dock Wiles are spending this week at Laurln- burg with Mr. and Mrs. G. S. MMnters. .Mr. J. C. Yarbrough and fam ily left today for a wehk’s vaca tion trip to Carolina Beach. Mr. Yarbrough is manager of the lo cal J. C. Penney store. Mrs. George A. Berry and children. Misses Carolyn and De- fore Berry, of Asheville, are vis iting in the home of Mrs. Berry’s brother. Rev. J. L. A. Bumgarner, near Millers Creek. Mr. E. G. Barlow, of Thom- asvllle, was a business visitor to the Wilkesboros this week. Mr. Barlow Is a former resident of the Ferguson section of the coun ty. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Elledge and son. Elllle Howard, and Miss Annie Bell Barnett spent Sunday with Mrs. Elledgo’s uncle, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Barnett, of Gll reath. Mr. James P. Williams, who operates a large wood working plant just west of the city on Highway 421, is now engaged In manufacturing chairs, both an tique and the regular straight chairs, and also lawn suites. . Mr. Williams’ business is rapidly and If the pr'eMnt contlauci'i^ to. F^elnen : A oaminaa Fanni»^l«itaeU of Mr.^7op BD^orOt, toi JonnuO^Patriot Alto of « vtet ■ the Mosb* Qnlmplete at paitto Bay, Ofi^, 8M to a MtlAieli;; of Villieabo^ at^ «pr haplAnd ^3 manager.^jttfCWJa Brothers whtoh.4^ ? thotftor at aoige of '^F lii ‘ 'iowmi in Ontario,^ Mlchliaa during y daya" .^ '' Eight burning cottages’attra>:ted a large crowd of 'Interested London spectators recently when flric-&gbtlng units of the afr raid protection organisation demonstrsted their elBciency, The A. B. P. is now seeking vol unteers so that It can give similar realiatio tests of toi bomb proof shelters. England has taken great steps to safeguard its people in the event of air raids. Mr. R. B. Justice, of Asheville, field supervisor of the North Car olina State Employment Service, spent Wednesday In this city looking after official buslnese matters. Mrs. James Alexander, of Georgetown, S. C., is visiting her sster, Mrs. W. B. Somers, in Wil kesboro. While in this section she will also visit relatives and friends in Taylorsville. Mr. Harry Parlier, who has been on a visit with his grand father, Mr. W. C. Winkler, has returned to Charlotte, accom panied by Mr. Bill Cranor, who will visit him for a week. Mr. and'M-;..I. L Canter and. Miss Vania Anderson has re- children, Barbara and Kiel, of ’ turned from Corinth, Mississippi, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, left Fri- j where she has been visiting her day for their home, after spend- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. ing their vacation here with ,rel-|H. Klice. She Is the daughter of atlves. Mr. Canter holds a posl- Mr. and Mrs. Ivan D. Anderson, tlon with R. J. Reynolds Tobacco of this city. Co. . SHOP^:^ 10-Day Speaal' PERMANENTS^^ i $1.00 $5.00 Shampoo, Set & Manicure 50 Experienced Operators All Work Guaranteed '• Over Jean's Dreas Shop —Phone 4l4-!- . Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fincannon and son, Bobby, along with Mrs. King Key and her daughter, Vir ginia, returned to their home at Statesville, Sunday, after spend ing the past week with Mrs. Fin- cannon’s-and Mrs. Key’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Handy. Rev. and Mrs. W. I. Hughes and Prof. G. T. Whitley, of Ruth- j erford College, were dsltors to J. C. Byers, a young boy of i the Wilkesboros am. Moravian the Cricket community, was only I Falls today. Rev. Mr. Hughes was slightly hurt Wednesday when • formerly pastor of the Moravian hit by a car. He returned home Falls Methodist circuit and has after receiving treatment at the Wilkes Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Pennell, and three small sons, John, Gene and Baby Georg*,-of Charleston, S. C-, retunreA-^hoisw-Mohday aft er’bpett«bg"’a“A»‘S’ at Moravian Falls, with, blB parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Pennell. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Dodson and daughters, Mrs. Pearl * Rhodes, Mrs. J. M. Wood and daughter, Mrs. Onvill Warren, spent the day at Shatley Springs Sunday and came back by West Jefferson, Todd and Boone. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Warren, of North Wilkesboro Route 1, and Misses Darcus Sparks and Male Cain, of Moravian Falls, mo tored t o Statesville, Sunday, where Mrs. Warren and Miss Cain are taking treatment. Mr. Jesse F. Giles, assistant Wilkes county farm agent, under went an appendicitis operation Tuesday at the Wilkes hospital. His condition today was reported as much better, friends are glad to learn. Mrs. Harry Kellett and daugh ter, of Gr-ensboro, are spending a month here with their parents and grandparents. Attorney and Mrs. J. H. Whicker. Mrs. Kellett before her marriage was Miss Jane Whicker. Mrs. Robert L.- Doughton and daughter. Miss Reba Doughton, of Washington, D. C., who are spending a part of the summer at their home in Alleghany coun ty. were North Wilkesboro visi tors Tuesday. Mrs. W. B. Henry, daughter. Miss Georgia Henry, and grand son. W. B. Henry, of Tarboro, and little Miss Elizabeth Hoggs- head, of Florida, have arrived for a several weeks’ stay on the Brushy Mountains. Miss Elizabeth McNeill, daugh ter of .Mr. and Mrs. M. B. McNeill, and Miss Pauline Billings, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Billings, left ywterday for Roaring Gap where they will attend Camp Shirley Rogers for seyeral weeks. Misses Bertha and Ella Sock- well returned to Greensboro and Durham Tuesday after spending their vacations here with their mother and sister. Mrs. C. L. Sockwell and Mist Mamie Sock- well. Miss Jerue Hudson, who has been here on a visit with rela- . lives, returned yesterday to her her home in Morganton, accom panied by Miss Elsie Hudson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hudson, who will visit her In that city for several days. As a result of ' bis splendid salesmanship In the shoe depart- mont of the local J. C. Penney oddity, ftoter Mr. Harvei How- many friends in the county. Mr. H. V. Overcash, who was badly Injured in an automobile accident on April 27 when Mr. M. G. Butner and Mr. H. A_ For ester were killed, has returned to his home here from ‘a ^Stitesvllle hospital and his condition Is re ported as steadily Improving. He suffered a fracture of two verte brae. Saturday Morning jfmiHf to. \ General Electric Refrigerators are Selling Fast this Summer.!; See G’E! And you’llr'see the re frigerator that has taken America by storm. It’s the buy of your life! greatest electrical research laboratories. , Stainless steel soper-freezer. 3. Fast freezmg, easy releasiiig Qnick-Tnys. 4. A|jiitable storage qiace, didmg ihdiet. 5. All-steel cabinet, porcelain interior. 6. Quiet, sealed-in-stcci Thrift Unit. 7. Enduring economy pnrod by 13-year record. {ttrithO ^ „ ‘-WN '4''- ' v'