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Activities MAl^ SOCkraX. Editor—Phone 215 i N.-- ■• Y«jm Ladies BiMe Class In Mectii^e Tuesday Mrs. Iy«y Jffoore, Mrs. E. Htg'ht Helms, ^ and Miss Erelyn Sharpe ■were hoeteases to the mem/herg ot the Young' Ladies 2ible class of the North WUkeehoro Methodist c)mrch at the home of Mrs. Moore.Tuesday erenlng. Mrs. Hil ton Johnson, the vice president, was In charge of the usual busi ness session and also led the de votional period. For the program Mrs. J. D. Schafer directed a Bib lical contMt. Around fifteen were present and were served refresh Young Matronfs Contract Chib Entertained Tuesday metly of ^ii^MwlUnh, ■ united In marriage Septeiaber ♦L. 194#. at the home ot nel ■' Edwards. , Mountain^* City, Tennr with Rev. Mr. Edwards diCj flcletlng. The members ot the Young Matrods Contract club and a few additional guests were delightful ly entertained by Mesdames Har ry Pearson. J. B. Highsmith. and D. L. Crook at *he Pearson home on Kensington Drive Tuesday evening. A dessert course preced ed the game of cards, which was played at tour tables. In bridge Mrs. A. M. Church, Jr., won the top score award and Miss Mar guerite Marshall low score, while ments during the social hour by in rook the winner the hostesses. Edith Crater. was Miss Returns Froris .i a, aSW>,, , to. Mrs. Ooborne Is the dailjghter of Mr. and Mr». Chas.' C. Hayes, Wilkesboro, Route 1, and Is Sec retary to the Wilkes County Health Department. . ' f Mr. Osborne Is a son of the late ’ffT. and Mrs. James M. Os borne, of TannersvUle. Va,, and is employed by the P. E. Brown Lumber Co. In North Wilkesboro. After a trip thru Kentucky and Indiana and other points of in terest. Mr. and Mrs. Osborne will be at home in Wilkesboro. 1. SPECIAL lOOO Pieces Unusual and Attractive of Pottery and Earthenware- Values up to $1.00 TO GO ON SALE Saturday — at — IOC D. A. F'. rhpnter Holds Monf’Iv Meeting An inteniSling meeting of the Rendezvous Mountain cb'rpter of the Daughters of the American Revolution was held Tuesday aft. ernoon at the home of Mrs. W. C. Grier. Fourteen memtoerr were present. For the program Miss Elizabeth Finley read a paper on the early government of North Carolina. Mrs. Claude Doughton. the regent. >^as in chrrge of the business part of the meeting. The two now officers. Mr.?. J- C. McDiarmid. historian, and Mrs. Russell O. Hodges, chaplain, who were chosen for. a term of three years, were installed, and new' committees were appointed tending, for the next year. Each member was given a card to till out in re- grrd to National Defense. It was decided to meet again in June. Refreshments and a social hour followed the meeting. Worth, BlWekAsnr Vlsitb^ Stmday In thS^>boi|htf' bf Mr, Blac’-burn’o parenfs, Mrs; L. O. Blackburn. ; Mrs. Oenla Jones wa* a rtsltor In the home'of Mr^aad lirs. V^n-' ver Foster. Sunday. ■ Mrs. Grsce p”‘‘‘Ington. a pa- tiertt at the v^^lke8■ He'iOlf'^ l» recovering trout an operation. Her many friendt »iope she will be home soon. ... Miss Ettie Lee Trlplette, a stu- After thrming experleaces In the Antarctic, S6 hardy adventurers arrived in Boston on the North Star. Bear Admiral Richard Byrd, at ® ^ . .u. ready in Boston, was on hand to greet them. In above group are, L. Shepherd at this to R., Dr, Paul Siple, commander ot the Little America base; Mrs. Siple; Admiral Byrd; Mrs. F; Wade,' and F, Wade, senior scientist. mw. May OldrC loB 'are 'b! etWctse do you wmWl ,CWhemfeied Man:, “KH - ship the rope.” To Misery of ' TAUi. Try '‘Rub^My-Tism"—i Wonderiul UnUneij WmiAMS iS Mrs. J. D. Moo-?, Sr, Bible Class Hostess With Mrs. J. D. Mooic, Sr., ? hostess the meml.ers of the Worn an’.':i B'Me clnss of the- North Wil keshoro jt.ethodist church held a delightful meeting Tuesday after noon at the Moore home on D Street. Miss Lizzie Hisle, teacher of tlie cPss, was in charge of the devotionals and the business part of the meeting. Refreshments were served during the .social ^grandfathers’ Tales Grandfather wrs coining home ate at night. It wa.s very dark. U the side of the road he s.aw a tall object with two large eyes and two or three small ones. He sook, to It but it d;d not answer. He ahoi the thing, rnd small eyes came all over it. He went up close and found it was a stump In which some hunters had built a fire, with the fire .shining time. . Mrs. Johnson W’oodle and chil dren, Wayne and Betlle. visited Mr. and Mrs. Radord Eller, Sun- I day. I Mr. and Mrt. J. M. Shepherd visited Mr. ' nd Mrs. Earl Church, Sunday afternoon. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Radford MOT CO. TELEPHONE 334-J ' T, H. Williams. Owiier^ Oidsmobile Sales-Service Bear Frame Service and Wheel Alignment General Auto Repairing Wrecker Service—Electric Acetylerte Welding USED PARTS—For all make* ind models of cars and trneka T. E. L. Bible Class Met Tuesday Night Around twenty members were present for the monthly meeting ot the T. E. L. class of the First Urptist church which was held Tuesday evening at the home of Quincy .lohnston with Mrs. J. W. Mitchell as associate hos tess. ..Mrs. John Kerhangh, the president, was in charge of the business session and Miss Myrtle Freeland led the devotional per iod. Refresbraents were served during the social hour. hour to the twelve members at-jlhrough knothole.s., —J. W. Slack. McMinn County. 3,500 Pieces Will Be Sold at 8:00 A. M. Friday 3,000 Pieces Will Be Sold at 2:30 P. M. Friday 3,500 Pieces Will Be Sold at 8:00 A. M. Saturday This assortment consists of beautiful Va.ses, Pitchers, Plates, Tea Pots, Fruit Bowls and many other useful articles. ROSE’S 5c40c-25c Store Miss Clarice Sne'son Feter At Party 'I'o honor Miss Clarice Snelson. who is leaving soon tor residence at lionoir. Misse.s I.ucille Casey, Tiidio Hix. and Fn ncea Rousseau were liostesses at a dessert rook at, the Casey home on C. Street Saturday afternoon. All the giie.-ts and hostesses were ,nem- Pers of the Teen-Age club in the North Wilkesboro high school The hono’iee was given a shower ot lovelv gifts. Mrs. Ray Barnes Is IdiewLse Club Ho.stess The Idtewise cliii) members and tiree e.\tra guests. Ml.s Gladys Lomax, Mrs, Cecil Hatiss, and Mrs. J. Q. Adams, were delight fully entertained hy Mrs. Ray 'larue. at her home on E Street Satiirdry evening. .A two cours* iiiiiier was served at seven o’ clock at'er which bridge was played at three tables. Mrs. M. R Clark Is Bridge Club Hoste;>s Mrs. M. B, Clark entertained the members ot her club with a two course dinner Friday evening and following the dinner bridge was played at three tables. High score prize in the g'-me was won by Mrs. I,. G. Critcher while the bingo rritte went to Mrs. H. G. Duncan. The living room was tastcf”'ly decorated with lovely pink ! oses. Tenn. of a My great-grandmother was rid ing home when she saw a de“r with a P' nther on its back. The deer began to run under the horse trying to rub the panther off. scaring the horse so that it ran all the way home. Great-great grandfather dashed up where the deer was. The panther had killed it and covered it with leaves. Grf,at-great-grandfather climbed a tree and when the panther came hack with its mate and three young p: nthers. he killed all five of them.—Hester Key. Warren County, Ky.—The Progre.sive Farmer. Ads. get attention—and reanlta Civic Pud Koc'al Club Giv«‘s Benefit Card Party The Civic and Social club North Wilkesboro sponsored benefit card party at the tVoman’s clubhouse on Trogdon Street Sat- — urday afternoon, having guests ^QQ|( Qf f]jg MONTH LEAGUE for twenly-foiir tables. Te and sandwiches were served at the be ginning of play. The top .-core prize in bridge went to Miss Lil lian Stafford and in rook Mrs. Eugene Trivette was the winner. In a game of bingo that follow 'd the game ot cards Miss Hallir Waugh received the prize, and Mrs. Johnson J. H yes held the chance for tlie cake. Peonies and other cut flowers made lovely decorations for the spacious room of the clubhouse. Past losing members. They now use Chi- Chesters Pills for relief from functlor^l discomfort and pain. Ab- CnA solutely safe. Contain no JK y hablt-formln* drugs. At , all druggists. “f 3V2% Penalty; On 1940 County Taxes If Payment Is Not Made On Or Before June 1st, 1941 1 Pay Your 1940 Faxes Now And Save This 3V2% Penalty /III C. T. Doughton, SHERIFF OF WILKES COUNTY CHICHESTERS PILLS •THi IMAMOMO tP4*iO“ Man Is Dead From iffects Bad Food 'i Police Of Thomasville Close Cafe; Three Others A-e 111 After Eating Food (Our Sales Room Is Air Cooled To Insure Your Shopping Comfort) Mrs. Ccci Haus.s Gives I Small Bridge Party .Mrs, Cecil Haiiss was hostess at a small parly at her home or ■' F .Street Monday evening enter- f in'ng at i,.o tables of bridge I’he high and second high score awards went to Mrs. Harry Pear son ami Mrs. Rufus Church. A dessert course preceded play. Get More_6ef Kelvinator ■1 Equip your home with Electric Refrigeration at its t»eit—this year! Annual Electric Refrigeration diive now on! Lowest Prices Ever—Attractive Terms! There’* room for more than a bushel of vegetables in this big Vegetable Bin —right where they’re needed most. And you get an oversize, slid ing Crisper, Meat Chest, space for frozen foods. 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