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iih; 1940
JOWIAb.PA
NO*TH
^1 ^Women s v.uu.>u, v>.j.v.
?€ ?And Social Activities'
, MISS MAMIE SOCKWELL, Editor—PJione 215
Misses Tuttle And RobimUe Mrs. D. L. Crook Is
Entertain At Smithey Hotel Bri^e Club Hostess
Mias Ohlta Tuttle and Miss S41-
ma Robinette were hostesses at
an enjoyable card party at the
Smithey Hotel in Wilkesbbro
Tuesday evening, having guests
sufficient tor two tables of bridge
and one of rook. A dessert course
was served at the beginning of
play. Mrs. Harry Pearson won
the top score prize in bridge
while in rook Mrs. Warner Miller
was the winner.
On Fri'Uay night at the hotel
Miss Tuttle wa.s hostess again
having at this time guests for
one table of bridge and one of
rook. In bridge Miss Frank Som
ers was the winner of the top
score prize and in rook Mrs. J.
W. White was the most success
ful. Refreshments preceded play.
For each affair autumn blossoms
made colorful decorations.
Ada. ^ attention—and reaolta
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With Mrs. D. L. Crook as hos
tess the members of the Young
Matron’s contract club were de
lightfully entertained at her
home on Ninth Street Monday
evening. A dessert course preced
ed the game which was played
at three tables. Mrs. E. S. Coop
er was winner of the top score
prize and Mrs. A. M. Church, Jr.,
the low score award. Mrs. Lloyd
Phillips, who before her marriage
was Miss Rachel Nichols, receiv
ed a gift from Mrs. Crook.
• The autumn motif was eonpha-
sized In the decorations using
chiefly flowers and leaves In the
colors of orange and broyvn.
Wednesday Sewing Cub
Met With Mrs. Qements
Mrs. J. L. Clements oharmlng-
ly entertained the members of
the Wednesday Sewing club
her home on Sixth Street Satur
day afternoon having as two ex
at Current Topic Cub Met
With Mrs. F. C. Forester
day atternoon naviiig With Mrs. F. C. Forester as lo uuiiui inrs. Artnur
tra guests. Mrs. Bob Kite and hostess the memibera of the Cur-jhrlde, Mr^. Glenn Green enter-
Mrs. Otis Keeling, both brides of rent Topic club and several addi-1 tained at a pretty card party at
cowtner guests were delightfully j her home in Wilkesboro Wednes-
entertained at the Forester home | (j^y evening. Mrs. Lowe is the
’.he summer. An enjoyable sewing
period of sewing and conversa
tion was followed by tempting re
freshments In two courses. Fall
flowers made a festive back-
ground for the group.
Our Bridge Club Met With
Miss Ruby Martin
The members of Our Bridge
club w-ere delightfully entertain
ed bv Miss Ruby Martin at the
Smithey Hotel In WilWeaboro
Thursday evening. Fall flowers
made colorful decorations for the
players at two tables. The high
score prize went to Mr.s. FYank
Gentry and the bingo prize to
Miss Helen Blevins. Miss Ghlta
Tuttle was a guest of the club.
The game was .preceded by a des
sert course.
Mrs. M. G. Edwards Is
Hostess To Her Club
With Mrs. M. G. Edwards as
hostess the members of the Wil-
kftib'oro Book club had an enjoy
able evening together Saturday
at the Edwards home. Dinner
was served at seven o’clock after
which bridge was played at two
tables. Mrs. Ray Hemphill re
ceived the top score prize while
Miss Elolse Starr held the.,honor
prize. Mixed fall flowers were
used for the decorations.
W. M. U. of Pleasant Home
In October Meeting
The W. M. U. of Pleasant
Home Baptist church met with
Mrs. date Bumgarner for the
October meeting.
Mrs. -A. T. Nichols presided
over the meeting during the bus
iness meeting. The following of
ficers for the coming year were
elected: president, Mrs. Gilbert
Foster; first vice .president, Miss
Cora McNeil; second vice presi
dent, Mrs. C. O. Lovette; record
ing secretary. Miss Hattie Mc
Neil; corresponding secretary,
.Mrs. Allie McOlammery; treasur
er. -Mrs. A. T. Nichols.
The program was in charge of
Mrs. Gilbert Foster, who \>as as-
.sisted by the folio-wing ladies.
Misses Cora and Minnie McNeil,
Mesdames Clate Bumgarner, C.
O. Lovette and A. T. Nichols.
The November meeting will be
held with Mrs. Allie McGlammery
with Mrs. W. B. McNeil in charge
of the 'program.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess during the
social hour.
Mrs. C. L. Sockwell Is
Bible Class Hostess
The Woman’s Bible cla.ss of the
North Wilkesboro Methodist
church held Us monthly business
and social meeting on Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. C. L. Sock
well at her home on Ninth street.
The busine&s part of the meeting
was presided over ty the presi
dent. Mrs. Isaac Eller and the
devotlonals were led by Mrs. J.
R. Hix. Eleven members were
present and were served refresh
ments during the social hour.
“Week Of Prayer” Program
To Be Given November 6
The “Week of Prayer” pro
gram for the Woman’s Society
of Christian Service of the North
Wilkesboro Methodist church will
be held at the church Wednesday
i afternoon, November 6, at 3;30
i o’clock. Mrs. J. R. McCartney will
be in charge of the program.
Quoting from the Christian
Advocate, Financial objective;
Endowing a Chair of Religious
Life and Thought at Scarritt Col
lege. Amount needed $100,000.
Name of chair; Clara Tucker
Perry, president of the Woman’s
Missionary Council 1931-1940.
Major objective: Stimulating and
deepening the spiritual experi
ence of every woman partlctpat-
nig In the program. Intensifying
her nterest and concern m estab
lishing/a Christian World Com
munity, increasing her sense ot
stawardshlp of life and material
gifts.
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It’s newsl Whether Reporter Claudette Colbert bites or beans her
bos Walter Abel, in Paramount’s “Arise, My Love” which comes
'Thursday to the Liberty Theatre. Ray Millandi shares starring hon
ors with 'liss Coltert; Mitchell Leisen directed. ,
Mis. Glenn Green Gives
Party For Mrs. Lowe
To honor Mrs. Arthur Lowe, a
CIIICI laiMcu a. I UJJ' la tuc
Thur^ay. A two course luncheon I former Miss Elizabeth Neel, of
was served at one o’clock, the | ^nifegiboro. Three tables were
hostess being assisted by her ris-
ter and two daughters. Mrs. C. C.
Faw', Mrs. Frank Blair. Jr., and
Mrs. Watson Brame. Following
the luncheon rook was played at
five tables, which were arranged
in a colorful setting of fall hlos-
.ioms.
Mrs. Gordon Finley and Mrs
Ivey Moore tied for high score
aiward, and in cutting for prize
Mrs. Moore wa.s the winner. Mrs.
Ralph Duncan held the honor
prize. At close of play books of
the club were distributed.
i w:ilkesiDoro. i nree tables were
made up for bridge and two for
rook in an attractive Hallowe’en
setting, with the same motif be
ing emphasized in the refresh
ments that follow'ed the game.
The top score .prize In bridge
went to Mrs. E. S. Cooper and
the low score award to Mrs. Al
bert Zelgler, in rook the winners
were Mrs. Johnson Sanders and
Mrs. J. W. Neel, and the honor
prizes for bridge were held by
Mrs. R. S. Shoaf and rook by Mrs.
Kyle Hayes. Honor gift for Mrs.
Lowe was linen.
Myers-Yates Marriage
Vows Are Announced
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Johnson,
of North Wilkesboro, announce
the marriage of their sister. Miss
Ruby Myers, to Archie Yates, of
Wilkesboro, at Taylorsville, on
October 26, 1940. Mr. Yates is
employed by the Carter-Hubbard
Publishing Company in, North
Wilkesboro.
Miss McNeil, Miss Vannoy
Entertain At Bridge
To honor Mrs. Otis Keeling, a
bride of the summer. Miss Annie
Vannoy and Miss Mamie McNeil
entertained at a delightful des
sert bridge party at the McNeil
home on D Street Saturday aft
ernoon. Five table; were placed
for bridge in a pretty setting of
autumn blossoms.
RihL. rinss To «^nonsor Prizes In the game were won
A ^ Next Week
-’The WomliSre Bible *cirs8 ~'of ^
the North WBlkesboro Methodist
church will sponsor a food sale
at Spainhour-Sydnor’s store on
Friday, November 8, beginning
at 1 o'clock. Various kinds of
food will be on sale.
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chnMh win lueet Twmdf ife
enwoB B tfdatk. wBli lj|«t
Ftal BimnfM.
m«e(» Tueatejr aHenotm tl 4..
o'clock wlUi Km, XDD CmtUxL^
Tbe' Wttkeabord BBatboGMt.
Mlwloikiry Society meets’
ThmAqr afternoon at 8:00 o'*
clock at the home of Bfrs. O. H.
Bnldur. '
- The Prariiyteriim cfrclee are
meeting-Tneeday as (ollowa:
No. 1, Mea. Carl H VaaD^
8:80 p. m. '
No. 2, Mrs. J. O. McDlarmtd,
8:80 p. m.
Mrs. P. C. Porebter, 8:80 p.
m.
No. 4, Mrs. Prank G«rtry.
No. 5, Dr. Carolyn Taylor.
No. 6, Miss Grace Finley.
The latter three meeting at
their usnaJ hoar.
The MethodLt- droles will
meet Tuesday as follows:
Mary Brame, Mrs. Isaac Ell
er, 8:80 p. m.
Emma Horton, at the home
of Mrs. W. E. Jones with Mrs.
W. E. Shuford as co-hostees,
vS:80 p. m.
Prank Smoot, MrS'. CTiarlle
Day, 3:80 p. ni.
Franklin, Mrs. Guy LiUlard
and Mrs. James Hauser, 7:80
p. m.-
uaraner, at Mr*. Darwin
Smithey’s home with Mr-d. Otis
Keeling as ct^Iiostesa, 7:30 p.
m.
Holbrook-Dea’' Vows
In South Carolina 28th
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Holbrook
announces the marriage of their
daughter, Lucy, to John Deal, Jr.,
which took place in Gaffney,
South Carolina, September 28.
Mrs. Deal wore a Juniper green
dress with brown acceMorles. She
is manager of M. & C. Beauty
Shoppe in Morganton, North Car
olina.'
Mr. Deal is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Deal, of Valdese, North
Carolina, and Is a brick layer by
trade.
The young couple are making
their home In Valdese.
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At CSnuItiiHerc
'Hi* n^gaaiswioiikl DMettag m
MMhodtet
innym iM:
IteUwxHlt.
Oetober^4^
att«id«KJ,
-Or. the formef dle-
trlot -BhpertntekdenLf... celled the
meeting to order, ead-'mede • few
opeBlng remarks, after which he -
presehted flev, A. G. Olbbe, the
new disilict superintendent. Rev.
Mr, diwfi^led the devoti^l per
iod *nd the prayer was offered
by R«r, J. W. Parker, of Dobson.
“God of Grace, Ood pf Glory”
was.the opening hymn.
Rev. Mr. Gibbs appolntetr Mrs.
J. S. Hiatt as temporary chair
man, Mrs. Hiatt being the secre
tary of the district for the psst
year, and Mrs. Harry Pearao-
was elected as temporary secre
tary.
After the roll call by Mru. Pe-r
son the following officers for the
district were elected: president,
Mr*. Harry Pearson, North Wil
kesboro: corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Mason Lillard, Elkin, re
cording secretary, Mrs. B. S. Call,
WllkesbOro; treasurer, Mrs. J. T.
Inskeep, of Sparta; Spiritual
Life, Mrs. J. L. Hall, of Elkin;
Christian Social Relations, Mrs.
P. W. Eshelman, North Wilkes
boro; missionary education and
service, Mrs. Arnold Kirk; Cool-
eemee; supplies, Mrs. T. H. Red-
mon, Farmington; literature and
publications, Mrs. J. Frank Clem
ents, Mocksville; children’s work.
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tUfro; aimtmst
OaUd, Was Ira
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’^ HQilowisg the* alaetton of
vfen J^tt apddh MT ^
FDuf^-wroflc In dtotlldt
' paat year, and' abe ’repoWMt
16 new aooietian bafi heeil oi
lied. It waa decided to
one zone meeting during ike 3
and that to be held la the
Just' before the '■benedlctlok-
pronounced by Rev. Mr. Glbtl
installed the newly elected
cere in an tanpresslve cere
At the close of the ^^ i ,
lunch was served In the cbBiy^
hut by the women of the bod^M
church.
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Miss Eleanor Smoak Is
Bridge Cluh Hostess
Miss Eleanor S'moak was hos
tess to the members of the WUa
16H aT bar
m M M II new ihoote In-Vnikeeboro .TOttrs-
hlgh, and* Mrs. R. T. McNeil low eyening. Autumn flowers
score. Mrs. Keeling, the ^^mer j colorful decorations' for the
M1.SS Marguerite Harris, of Louis- ^^Idge.
burg, was remembered with crys- received the top
tal in her chosen pattern. traveler’s
, -1 prize went to Miss Lena Culler.
Use the advertising Refreshments followed play,
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Election November 5,1940.
f^jhainnan Wilkes County Board of Elections.
Wilkes has three dUtricU for election of county commissioners. The
districts and candidates are as follows: ' , ^ i d u
District one—C. E. Lenderman, Democrat, and Dave Min^ Repub
lican—composed of North Wilkesboro, Wilkes^ro, Antioch, New Cas
tle and Somers township's. o vi*
- District two—^Vilas Walsh, Democrat, and G. C. Hamby, Republican,
composed of Lovelace, Brushy Mountain, ^ Moravian Falls, Boomer,
Beaver Creek, E#k, Lewis Fork and Stanton toafn^jp^ .
District three^M. F. Alisher, Republican, and W. W. Hams, Demo
crat—Jobs Cabim Union, Reddies River, Mulberry, WBlnut
Traphill, Rock Creek md EdwardU towfisk^J^' , * ■
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