IPFI^On
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e You Know
Miss Mobley Qambill, of Ath-
^ nss Ga.. has been here visiting
ter cousin, Mrs. Robert Gib be.
Mr. C. C. Bidden is expected to
Mr. Arthur Absher, of Mc-
Grady, wes a visitor in North
Wilkesboro Saturday. ^
Mr. U H. Hollar, of Boone,
return tomorrow from a business was a business visitor to the city
trip to Chicago, Illinois. 1 today.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Steele
and sons, Harry and Ralph, visit
ed relatives at Rockford Sunday.
. Mias Mamie Uttle, >Bf
lotto,! spent the iweek-eBdr with
Ms. and Mrs. John. '.Tevepaugh
and Miss Mae Foeter. ,
H.-t; ■■,1-
-Mr. J. R. Leigh, of.Humbertop,
^»ept the week-end ihere with
Mrs. Leigh, who iabTlsitlng her
mother, Mrs. W. H. Crews.
Mr. Merrill WllM, j My^ and
Mrs. L. D. Cooke and wns, l^dn-
ard and Jimmy, were visitors’to
Hickory Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Myers are
spending » d*ys vacation at
the Bromide..djiipings at Grumpier
on,
Mr. W. O. Blackburn, of Roar
ing River, is expecting to open
a new store at that place this in Ashe cou.
Mr. J. B. Snipes, Wilkes coun-, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Godfrey,
ty agent, attended a REA meet- vr T„i,n Miss Beatrice Godfrey, Mrs. Alene
nig in Lenoir today ' ® ^ G Unchurch and daughter, Patsy,
mg in Lenoir tod y. ^ Vannoy. were vis-,G^^ ^„e vis-
Mrs. Maude S. Miller spent the itors in North Wilkeaboro Satur-
week-end in Richmond and at day.
Virginia Beach.
Gordon Finley, Jr., and John known citizen of the Millers
Gibbs have returned to their Creek community, is very ill. He
homes here after spending some is the father of Mr. Spurgeon
time at Toe River Camp. Minton, of this city.
AUCnON
—VALUABLE—
Residential and
Business Lets
Located On U. S. Highway 421
and State Highway 16
A
Just Outside The City of
North Wilkesboro
StoSI—i
Saturday
AUGUST
1:30 P.M.
If you want a place for your business, yon will find
many advantaires here, such as electricity, tele
phone, no city ta.xes and aw-ay from danger of high
water and dampness from the river. An ideal
place for a home away from the smoke and noise
of the city, where you can breathe the pure air and
rest after the days work is over.
Drive out and look it over and make your selection
for a business or homesite or an investment. Take
a few hours off and be with us on the grounds on
day of sale and be the last bidder on one or more
of these valuable lots, at the price you are willing
to pay.
EASYraMS CASH PRIZES
BAND CONCERT
'Judge J. A. Rousseau, Owner
H. A. Knight and P. £. Dancy
AGENTS . i
High Point, and North Wilesboro, N. C.
|)Let Us Help You With Your Real Estate Problems
Estimates Without Obligation
and Misa Arlee Gilliam were vis
itors to Charlotte Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Fletcher
and children, Wade and Imogene,
of Hazard, Kentucky, spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. W.
S. Fletcher at Purlear.
ter, ^tobflthj. ^
Bobbie,' were visi'tora
View,'- S. C.,; to her gaughter and
son-ln-iaw, Mr. end Mrs^ Allie
Anderson. f - ifr'
' ■! . P»»i| '■“'AVv
Mr. Willard Pierce is here from
Pensacola, Fla. visiting.hie mol
ther, Mrs. Ranson Pierce, who
resides on Wilkesboro Route 1.
Willard is member of the navy
air corps.
I'
Little Miss Patsy MoMillan and
Master Billie Colvard have, re
turned to their homes at West
Jefferson after spending several
days last week with their grand
parents, >^r. and Mrs. W. B. Col-
vard, who reside near this city.
Donald Horton, son of Mr.
and Mrs- Palmer Horton, has re
turned to his home here after a
two month’s visit In Carpentaria,
California, In the.home of his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A.
W. Horton.
Iroja Ltdc«^ Alptjh-didr,
itiB. . ;V-,.
-ivMisB if«ry Ifnley, Mr.*C.,-M,
Finley and Mr, .and ^Mrai W. F.
Blair, of this city, enjoyed a mo
tor trip Sunday to the "Hungry
Mother Park’’ at Marlon, t. Va.,
and other points of interest.
Mr. J. B. Snipes, Mr. C.
'iw '
. „ , . . tfie
short at^ Boone Tues
day and Wednesday. ...
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Frank Jiennings '
' Is .Taken By l^a^
Baptist
•: V..
Su^vlrtn* are hfSr .lilttow,
BUsa .Watah Jennings, " thh
daughters and two eOfis:'‘Mrs.^‘a
B. Hayes, Jtrs. O. R.,flprter,l
Fn»k 7., T«m ..1
E. iber of a widely known . Wilkes Jennl^.^^
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itfii'A I.A
Mrs. W. F. Jordan, of Wash ^
ington, D. C., is spending a week j Mcy 13th,
at Moravian Falls witu her par- to his home here
ents. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Fergu-
Miss Elizabeth Heath has re
turned from a vacation trip to
Newport News. Va.. and Manteo
where she saw a presentation of
The Lost Colony.
lames Walter Whittington, of
West Jefferson, spent several
days last week here visiting m
the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. K.
Whittington.
Dr. and Mr.s. R. O, Rex and
two children, of Penn Argyl, Pa.,
are here visiting in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Forester
and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs- Gordon Finley
'and two daughters, Katherine
and Mary Elmore, spent .several
days last week on a trip through
the Smoky Mountains.
Mis-ses Jean and Ann Wilkins
have returned to their home in
Raleigh after visiting
home of their uncle, Mr. Robert
Gibbs, Jr.
Miss Pauline Ijowe has return
ed'home from a two-weeks’ visit
with relatives in Gettysburg, Pa.
She was accompanied home by
Mrs. Paul Spicer and son, John.
Misses Thelma and Rose Laws.
Breta Poe and Lucille Scroggs,
of Moravian Falls, returned Sun
day from a ten-day tour of Flor
ida.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jones and
family returned to Bad>n, N. C
Sunday after a week’s visit with
relatives in the county. Mr. Jone;
is Chief of Police at Badin.
■Mrs. J- G. Critcher, Jr., and
sons. Johnnie and Laxton, of
Asheville, are visiting Mrs.
Critcher’s mother, Mrs. W. A.
Laxton, at Moravian Falls.
Me.ssrs. Bruce Pearson and Ce
cil Howell, who had been working
in Morgantown, W. Va.. have re
turned to their homes at Mora-
vian Falls.
Messrs. G. A. Andrews, W. I
Andrews. Phillip.s' Andrews and
Jimmy Gillabar, of Comargo. Ok
.ahoma, visited Mr. G. A. An
drews’ sister. Miss Nettie An
drews, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Huff and
two children, Mary Lois and Lou
is, have been visiting here in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Genio
Cardwell, and with other rela
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McNeill
of North Wilkesboro, explored
the famous Endle&s' Caverns at
New Market, Va., while on a mo
tor trip through the Shenandoah
Valley of Virginia.
Rev. and Mrs. T. Sloan Guy.
Jr., and daughter. Linda, will
leave Tuesday on a vacation trip
to several points in South Caro
lina and will return September
4.
Mr. Forrest Church, who holds
a position with Commercial Cred
it company and has been station
ed at Columbia, S. C., has been
transferred to this territory with
headquarters here.
Mr. and Mrs. David Kimbrell
and daughter, Milllcent Nell, of
Charlotte, spent the week-end
with Mrs. Kimbrell’s parents, Mr.
and' Mrs. B. M. Pardue, at Mora
vian Falls.
Mrs. E. G. Hulse and daughter,
Miss Irene Hulse, returned Sun
day to Durham after spending a
week at Moravian Palls with Mrs.
HuUe’s sister, Mrs. J. C. Critcher,
Sr.
Mrs. Arvil Phifer and chil
dren spent last week visiting rel
atives in Marlon, N. C. and Clov
er, S. C. They were accompanied
home Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. D.
D. Queen and daughter, Jean, of
New Syrma, S. C., who left today
for their home.
Buddy McGinnis, who has been
a patient at Memorial Hospital In
re
last
ThtirSday. Buddy has been ill
since February. Friends wish for
him a speedy recovery.
Have you paid your 1940
County Tax? If not, the
sheriff is now advertising
your real estate. Pay this
month and save cost of sale.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Miller and
family, their houseguests, Mrs.
M. H. Blythe, of Princeton, Ky.,
Mr.'and Mrs. P. E. Forester and
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Miller, Jr.,
and Mrs. G. M. N. Parker, visited
relatives in Mocksville Sunday.
Rev. T. Sloan Guy, Jr., pastor
of Wilkesboro Baptist church,
conducted an Intermediate train
ing course at Moravian Falls
Baptist church last week. ’The
attendance was large and much
interest was shown.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Church re
turned Sunday from Richmond,
Va. where they visited relatives
and from a vacation trip to the
beach near Newport News, Va.
'They were accompanied home by
Miss Evelyn Rock, of Gordons-
ville, Va., a niece of Mrs. Church.
Have Yoii Heard The
Latest News?
We are glad to announce a new service to our friends and'customers.
With our newly added equipment and training, we are now prepared
to give the public the very best in service work. We are going still
farther by adding the feature of SERVICE AND* REIPAIB 'WORK
PAYMENT PLAN, You can now call on us for necessary repairs and
pay for it on a monthly basis. This will make it sd easy for you to
have necessary repairs made and pay the easy way. Ask ug today
about this plan.
• YOURS FOR A BETTER SERVICE •
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
Gaddy Motor Co.
“WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF CARS
BACK TO SCHOOL VALUES
Oil Nn Fall Mantaillse Has MI
Outfit your children for school at a saving at the Southern Bargain Store
CHILDREN’S
ANKLETS
Terra Cloth, all the wanted
fall colors. Variety of sizes.
10
Each
GIRLS’
SWEATERS
New fall colors. Wanted
sizes. Just the thing for
school wear.
CORDUROY
OVERALLS
For little gents. Blue, Green,
Wine and Navy
$j[.00
Each
BOYS’
Overall Pants
In all the newest fall colors.
A real value.
Girls Skirts
In galiardine cloth,
wanted colors.
All the
$|.25
Each,
BOYS’
Heavy Weight
Sweat Shirts
58"'“”
DRESSES
Good fast color materials.
Bright new fall colors. Va
riety of sizes. i
43"
School Suits
Boys’ 2-pc. school suits. Sin
gle and double-breasted coats
with pants.
BOYS, PLAID
JACKETS
These will keep him warm
this winter. New fall colors.
$2-49
Each
Boys’ Shirts
Ideal for school wear. Co
vert, Broadcloth, and Play-
cloth.
48
Each
Boys’ Overalls
Blue denim. Full cut. San
forized. Popular sizes.
CorduroyPants
Variety of colors and sizes.
$4.49
JACKETS TO MATCH
$2.59
Boys’ Pants
Big table boys’ pants—Blue,
green, grey, brown.
E^ch
$3-49
Each
Gene Autry
Sweat Shirts
Just the thing for baseball.
Pictures «f Gene Autry and
“Champ.”
^ Each
BASEBALL CAPS, ea. 22c
BOYS’
School Shoes Dr^ Oxfords
Big Boys’ Rough School
Shoes. Sizes 1 to 6.
Variety of styles. Sizes
to 6. Real vahes here.
$|.49
Pair
$|.69
Pair
BOYS’ SCHOOL OXFORDS | CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES
Boys’ Heavy Weight, Moccasin Toe, Cord Sole
School Oxfords—Sizes 1 to 6^ $9.49
Pair —— *
Little gents’ or girls’ School Shoes.- Composition
Soles. ' Good wearable uppers— 07C
Variety of sizes and styles—pair._ ^ /
SOUTHERN BAHGAIN STONE
Tenth Street
Next DMr To Gaddy Motoi^ Co.
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
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