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/ IWWtatBaeQt^ ^ CM>A«b| and
TlTMt* Platas Satfjnlsiy and Sun-
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■n. Jim Caudiil and son, Joe,
I Goeben. ▼isltedfin -the home of
■ir. and Mrs. A. W. Caudiil, Tues-
ty.
Mr. and Mrs. Chaclie German,
sdaited Mrs. Geraan’v parents,
■Tf. and Mrs. Jonas Heudren, of
fi0reath Sunday.
"Mrs. Willard Williams and
Mrs. Roland Walsb-are patients
at the Wilkes Hospital where they
lare undergone operations.
Mr. Frank Hartley and Miss
May Walker and Mr. Warren
Walker, and Miss Lareie Johnson
were married Baster Sunday. We
lope both couples hare a long and
lappy life together.
Mr. and Mrs. Cowls Walker
and Mr. Heath Barlyw, of Gosh
en, Tisited in the home of Mr.
end Mrs. R. 0. Elarp last week.
Mr.^. Charlie Fowler visited her
tister, Mrs. Jim Caudill, of Go-
lAen, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard F’ergii-
w>n, of Goshen, and Mr. and Mrs.
IKridaj.*
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fergu
son, of Pnrlear, visited Urs. Fer
guson's parents, Mr. 'ind Mrs.
William BilUngs, Sunday.
Miss Della Walker visited Mrs.
LlUle Ferguson, Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Walker,
of Moravian Falls, visited Mr.
Walker's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Walker, Sunday.
Mr. John Gilbert, of McComas,
W. Va.. is in this community and
says he may stay in North Caro
lina lor a while.
Mr. Mark Elarp, of Pores Knob,
visited his sister, Mrs. T. G. Da
vis, this week.
The census takers are busy
here and a number of have al
ready been counted.
Many people throughout the
country attended church and Sun
day school last Sunday.
Denny Resident
Dies Suddenly
Coroner I. M. Myers was called
Wednesday afternoon to the Den
ny community in the extreme
western part of Wilkes to investl-
fi
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pM
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ijs The.Ltherty Sup-
ehued' new asata, Mbleh wU> ^dd
much to .the eomf^ oC Us *pa-
froaa.
The new seats were auiq^^ed by
a Nmth Carolina manofMturer
and were the best theatre seats
STSilable, Ivan D. Andersoh, the
atre manager, said today.^
The seats are corraetly- design
ed tor maxhnum comfort and are
pleasingly upholstered.
trbni' piin
throngs
ST
star in exciting new film-Edward G. Robinson and Ruth Gorton
head the cast of "The Story of Dr. Ehrlich’s Magic Bullet at the New
Orpheunt Monday and Tuesday.
Dave ment of children who are to en-
3,502 EMPLOYED
IN 228 BUSINESS
FIRMS IN CITY
(Contlnned from page one)
32; Stengraphers, 10; Sales
Clerks, 181; Janitors, 17; Filling
Stations,. 86; Delivery Clerks, 14;
Office Clerks, 4; Pharmacists, 6;
Outside Sales, 28; Photographers,
2; Skilled Labor, 7; Foremen, 4;
Mechanics, tti Common Labor,
11; ToUl, 523.
poi>w were^amdag th*
attenidliig the eere^osiMi--
Wilkes pedicle attenfing the
Boone dedication Included J. C
Reins, J. O. ;.Hackett,. Gep. McT.
ilitler, t;. T. Cranor, ■ William
Cranor, Quince Hutchison, R^rt
Peck, Z. V, Stewart, W*' f.^Oeroon,
C. O. McNlel, H. A. Cranor, T.
A. Finley and Attorney and Mrs.
Eugene Trivette.
Later In the day Poetmaster
General Farley dedicated ', the
Statesville postoffice building in
the presence of a large crowd.
Wilkes people included P. C. For
ester, Watson Brame, H. A. Cra
nor, C. C. Faw, P. P. Blair, Sr.,
F. P. Blair,’ Jr., N. S. Forester.
Mrs. C. T. Doughton, Mrs. D. J.
Carter, Mrs. J. A. Rousseau, Miss
Carolyn Dunklee, Miss Louise
Pearson, Mrs. J. C. Critcher, Jr.,
W. C. Hendren and Miss Mary
Sue Hendren.
A big Melection of spring and
Bominer 8Ult« for men and young
m«i.—!oodwiU Store.
“Gone With
Wind”'
— and —
BE SURE TO VISI
The Litde Gi
— For —
GOOD THINGS TO EA*
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Across Street From Liberty
in
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the man about
TOWN j
. .ji, (ante about elofbea.
who 80 places choice, *e-
for -yte JSiy
wteeHaece.
Ua»oi nothing 40 be
for colors thot
break - o" •^«!***'*J2
homsobthecho.^^
drewed men the worW over.
rt«rMo.tK-.-sh«wwj^
gate the sudden death of
Hall, age 32. who fell dead
the hallway of his home.
Coroner Myers said that mem
bers of the family Informed him
that Hall left home Saturday and
did not return until yesterday and
had been drinking heavily. The
coroner said that he attributed
the death to alcoholic drink.
Hall was a son of G. f'. and
Janie Hall. Funeral service was
held today, three o’clock, at
Darby.
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of luMeJrrmn-
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MARLOW’S MEN’S SHOP
NEW AND CORRECT MEN’S WEAR
Mountain View
Senior Play 12th
The Senior Class of Mountain
View hi.gh school will present a
three-act comedy in the , school
auditorium. ‘T n d e r Western
Skies’’, Friday night at 8:00 o’
clock.
The story is of a young tender
foot from the east who went
west: also of his adventures with
Indians, ghost and bandits, and
how "Mustache Pete’’ sneaked up
On that bandit.
The characters are: Barry
Boyed. a tenderfoot from the
east, played by Edward Pendry;
Mrs. Pansy Farmer, his next door
neighbor, Ruth Childress; Pete
Posy, known as “Mustache Pete,’’
Owen Blevins: Sanderson Trent,
another Easterner. Glenn Dancy.
Jr.; Diana Taylor, also from the
East, Etta Gray Mayberry:
Laughing Water, a young Indian
girl, Ilna Bell Sloop; S'ugar Foot
and Callie Williams, colored peo
ple who add comedy to the play.
John Brooks and Grace Yale. Nel-
la. Della. Bella are si.stera of the
radio tame acted by Arvona Se
bastian, Mildred Myers, and Nel
lie Dancy. Sheriff Crunch is
played by Buel Harrold. Leu
Woodruff, senior sponsor, has
served as director of the play.
The public is cordially invited
io attend this program which is
the opening exercise of the 194 0
rnmmeiicemi'iil jirovram at Moun-(
tain View high scliool. Admission
l.T and 25 cents.
ter school next year, the children
will be entertained by games and
every effort will be made to
make their visit to the school
pleasant.
Parents are invited to accom
pany their children if possible
and bus drivers have been given
instructions to look out for the
little tots.
Buy voiir spring suit at liead-
quarters. They are fully guaran
teed.—Goodwill Slore.
Meii’.s iiniiortod inoliair suits.
Crease I'esistant, will not scratch.
,\l.so fine Gabertine suits, nil siz
es. Longs, Sliort.s, Slims, Stout.s,
sizes ;15 to 50. Special prices.—
Goodwill .store, b y Maurice
Walsh.
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QUKK AtflON
FOR RENT
FOR RENT: ’Two or three rooms,
furnished or unfurnished. Also
wanted couple to board. Call
240-M. It-pd
•KOR RENT: ’The iiwulated rock
house opposite Mrs. J. W.
White's residence in Wilkes-
boro. N. B. Smithey. 4-11-tf
FOR RENT: 2 two-room apart
ments or 1 tour-room apart
ment, furnished or unfurnish
ed. Reasonable. .Mrs. O. B.
Greer, Moravian Falls. N. C.
It-pd.
FOR BENT—Five-Room House
—inside just refinlshed—with
garage in Wilkeshoro. Apply to
J. E. Spainhour. 4-ll-2t
FGR SALE
Pt)R S.ALE: Ten nice, thrifty,
old English boxwoods, reason
ably priced. R. L. Wellborn,
Wilkeshoro. 4-15-2t
Pre-School Clinic
At Mountain View
The annual pre-st.hool clinic at
Mountain View will be held on
Friday.
In addition to examination by
■members of the health depart-
Ride In This Giant Airliner
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CLOSK OrT SALE of Evening
Dres.ses. Smart styles, gorgeous
materials in satins, chiffons,
tulle and taffetas in all white,
blacks and the seasons best col
ors. Jean’s Dress Shop. It
GRAFTING WAX, 2!Sc package.
Red Cross Pharmacy, 10 th
Street Your Service Drug
Store. 4-15-2t
FOR SALE: Two three-year-old
mules; two three - year - old
horses: two elght-months-old
mule colts: one three-year-old
mare; one slx-year-old horse;
one fresh milk cow. Paul J.
Vestal, at United Supply Co.
3-21-tf
DR SALE: Scratch Pads, print
ed on one aide. Special, three
(3) pounds for 5c.—Carter-
Huhbard Publishing Co. tf
TfUSUAL BAROAINS in good
used cars and tmeks, several
makes and models. Wilkes Mo
tor company, tws miles west
on Boone Trail. 10-2-tf
WANTED
jAN W.ANTED for Rawlelgh
Route of 800 families in Wilkes
County. Write today. Raw-
lelgh’s. Dept. NCD-164-SAH,
Richmond, Va. or see L. G.
Harrold, North Wilkeshoro, N.
C. Route 1.
3-28—4-l-H-18(T)
April 13th) 50c
Sitttdayy April I4i 50c to 75c
NORTH WILKESBORO AIRPORT
f AN TED: To do your radio r»
pair work on all makes and
models. Expert repairmen. Sat-
lafaetlot Tnaranteed. — Day
Bleetrle CO., Phono 888, 8-10-tl
/ANTEDff Bring your typewrit
ers, cash registers. Adding Ma
chines, computing scales, check
writers, clocks, and sowing ma^
chines that need repairing and
cleaning to mo np stairs over
Carter - Hubbard PublWilng
company, Ninth street. W. 6.
larrlson.
FOUR MODEL A FORDS
CHEVROLET COACH
1939 FORD DeLUXE TUDOR
1937 FORD TUDOR
1936 CHEVROLET COACH
1939 FORD COUPE
1934 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
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1936 FORD TUDOR
1939 CHEVROLET PICKUP
1938 FORD PICKUP
1937 DODGE SEDAN
1940 MERCURY SEDAfT’"'“>
Yadkin Valley Motgi; Co.
SALES— FORD SERVICE
Ninth Street North Wilkeabor^ N. C.
CLEARANCE SPEtlALS
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