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omen’s Church, Civic
And Social Activities
MISS MAMIE SOCKWELX., Editor—Phone 215
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Ford'Curran Marriage
In California Aug. 30
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Ford an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Mildred Elizcbeth, to
Lyle Clifford Curran on Satur
day, August 30, in Saint Monica’s
church, Santa Monica, California.
Miss Ford was a former resi
dent of North ^’ilkesboro.
D. A. R. Chapter Met
Tuesday Afternoon
The September meeting or the
Rendezvous Mountain chapter of
the Daughters of the .\meric?n
Revolution was held on Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
M. Williams with Mrs. R. G.
knley as associate hostess. The
neeting opened with the usual
ritual after which Mrs. Claude
by Mrs. Jack Brame. Refresh,
ments were enjoyed during the
social hour that followed the
meeting. i
Social Calemlkr
The B>*e6utive Board meet-
big of the Woman’* Society of
ChristlAn Service of the North
Wflkesfcoro Methodist ehurdi
will be held at th^ home of
the president, Mrs. Bdd F.
Gardner, Friday evening * at
7:30 o’clock. It Is hoped that
everyone will he present for
Mrs. Gardner is ver>- anxious to
have a hundred per cent atteil-
dance of the members.
Fa Hohnan Bible Class
Holds Monthly Meeting-
The Ila Holman Bible class
held its September meeting or
Thursday afternoon at the ^^me
of Mrs. G. W. Watts with Mrs.
Zeb Davis as co-hostess. Twelve
members were present. Mrs. Ev-
eret' Tedder led the devotionals.
using as her theme “Love.’’
with each member quoting a Bi
ble verse with a brief comment.
Mrs. Sherman Colvard. the,
president, held the chair during' at Wilkeshoro. The groom is a
the business session. The follow- gQ^ of Mr. and Mrs. Philo H"!!,
ing officers were re-elected for of North Wilkeshoro route one.
the Incoming year: President. the rresent time the counle j
Foster and ''Mci'Ieill
At Preriew Of New
Fords In Charlotte
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The new model Fords for 1942
were shown to defiers and sales
men at a preview'in Charlotte
Tuesday.
Yadkin Valley Motor company,
local Ford dealer, wag represent
ed by A. F. Kilty,' president, and
Raymond Foster and Q. A. Mc
Neill. of the sales personnel.
They report that the new
model Fords, which were shown
in fll body tjmes, and also the
new trucks, received high praise
from those attending the show.
Dealers and salesmen were sur
prised at the many changes made
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♦^rac-* T*“a'' Anderson
Is Bride of Mr. Wall
Mr. and Mr». Sam Anderson, of
North Wilkeshoro route one,
notmce the marriage of their | and the number and significance
dauehter. Grace Dean, to Bruce j {,( j^e improvements incorporated
N. Hall on September 13. 1941.|]nto tj,e new models, which are
""■* ■“ outstanding in quality and appear
ance.
Definite Jate war not set, but
^eet.ng openea wun rue usua. year: President. At the rresent time the counle ,t e.xpected that the new models
ritual after which Mrs. J; Mrg. Colvard; first vice-president, are making their home with the !
Doughton the Mrs. Brin Doughton: second vice- bride’s sister, Mrs. Bud Watts, in | October 3.
for the business session duri g j r Turner; the Fairplalns community. following news story about
which time plans were made for
attending the district meeting in
Statesville Friday. For the pro
gram Mrs.' Finley read an ad
dress of the President General.
At the close of the meeting the
hostesses served tea with sand
wiches and cakes.
Mrs. J. H. Whicker, .Tr.
Is Bridge Club Hostess
The members of the 8th Col
umn Bridge club were delightful-
■|y entertained by Mrs. J. H.
Whicker, Jr. Monday evening,
having all of the club members
present. The top score prize in
Uhe game, which was played at
two tables, went to Mrs. Vt illiani
Prevette. Refreshments were
served at the close of the game.
Four School Buses
In Wreck in Forsyth
the Ford dealers meeting appear-
! ed in yesterday’s Charlotte
Ob-
Fellowship vice-president, Mrs.
Carl Bullis: Assistant Fellowship
vice-president. Mrs. Collie Parker;
Ministers vice-president, Mrs. G.
W. Watts; Assistant ministers
vice-president. Mrs. Everett Ted- Winston-Salem, Sent. 23. —
der' secretary, Mrs. Charles Three Forsyth school bus drivers i .. u
Steelman; assistant secretary, fgce court charges in con- a tendawe the Charlotte brrnch
Mrs Chas. Howard; treasurer, section with a fonr-hus accident of the Ford Motor company was
Mrs. T. M. Foster; reporter and which five children wore in-
puhlicity chairman, Mrs. R. L. jm-ed, authorities disclosed today.
Wellborn. The accident, which involved
server:
“^’ith a total of 1,085 Ford
dealers and salesmen of North
Carolina and South Carolina in
The hostesses served refresh- four busses from Griffith school,
ments during the social hoilr.
Ladies Bible Cla.ss
Met Tuesday Evening
Mrs. W. H. Duhling and Mrs.
J. M. Crawford combined hospi
tality to the members of the
Young Ladies Bible class of the
North Wilke-^boro Methodist ^
Haye.s-Pardue Marriage
Vows -\re Announced
nirrria.ge of much interest
throughout this section of the
state was that of Mi.ss Rebecca
Haves and James Stacey Pardue,
which took place Saturday after
noon. -August 13. at York, S. C„
with Judge E. Gettys Nunn offi
ciating.
Mrs. Perdue, youngest daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hayes,
of Hall Mills, is a graduate of
reportedly occurred last
nesday.
Highway Patrolman J. A. Len
non stated that charges would he
placed pgainst Denver Wlwte,
James Brewer and Allen Sneed,
divers of three busses. 'The in
vestigation showed no evidence
of any traffic violation by Roy
Snyder, driver of the other bus,
the officer said.
Names of the injured children
were given as Robert Miller, Ji..
Buck Martin. Irene Everhart,
Willie Gray Ragsdale rnd Homer
Martin. Their hurts were chief
ly bruises, it was said.
x^orui W llAt5'5UUI U , U I in
church in their monthly meeting North Wilkeshoro high school in
°nuiT. rtJ“". I ;r, trUf .r. „v,,..rts-av..
„t,h.p,»W»t.hebu.lne»,p.r.,rt,r.„ Strl. Te.ch.rs cPlto “, .
of the ''colv'aTd ^during i ’"mT Pardue, the only son of drug store.
by Miss Ruth Colvard. Quring i>ir. Pardue of Woman: Mv baby hrs swallow-
which time new officers for i/'a gfad^are ^f ed a buUet. ^^Gl^t sha.i I do2
Wilkeshoro high school in the I Druggist: Give him ,?ome cas-
class of ’3 6 and is now connected tor oil. but be sure you don t
in business with hfs father" who point him at anyone. special aispiay ai, luc
is a contractor. Mr. and Mrs. And there was the little girl j improvements in mechanical effi-
Pardue will make their home who ate bullets so her hair would ,
ensuing year were elected as fol
lows: President. Mrs. E. Hight
Helms: vice-president, Mrs. .M. B.
McNeil: secretary. Mrs. W. H.
Duhlir.g: and treasurer, Mrs. W.
Gaddy
host to a big convehtion here
yesterday at the Armory-Audi
torium and Hotel Charlotte where
uiiuui, the 1942 model Fords, Mercurys
Wed-1 and Llncoln-Zephyrs were pre-
^ sented.
“The meeting got under way at
the armory yesterdpy morning at
10:45 o’clock. The dealers and
salesmen assembled in the center
of the armory, following which
the meeting was officially open
ed by C. A. Burgdorf, assistant
manager of the Ford branch plant
here.
“The rddress of the morning
was made by J. J. Donovan,
manager of the Charlotte branch
of the Ford Motor company. Mr.
Donovan’s talk centered around
the promotional plans of the Ford
organization, the outlook for the
Coming winter months end the
iniprovementj in the new Fords,
Mercurys and Llncoln-Zephyr
cars. Mr. Denovah also presided
over other phases of yesterday’s
meeting.
“At noon the new models were |
presented to; the dealers in a
special display at the armory.
Uf^onj tPjmrpMif Ic
J elidfta; y»fe tnral
t&at lend stlrrinc effe^
to the meltAirama, Itself. Dortn'
ifir ttnda beraelf toyB betwewi *
j^er' We for the trU>al ' prince^
tJoif'Hall,  and his nilainoa# -
1* ^ndn, Philip Red.I^mne Orer.^
' Wn,' the tribe’s friendly white
ihih, has his hands fail trying to
keeP; the two husky yonttu from
kiliihg each  other. Intruding
upon the ..ceremonies of the High
Priest’s sacred rituals, Reed ma
chine-guns the holy man by mis-
take and causes the dreaded curse
—the awakening of Samara, the
sacred Fire Mountain, to erupt.
The - entire cast, including hnn-
dreds of panic-stricken natives,
participate in the thrilling climax
when the crater-explosion practi
cally blows the entire island oft
the map.
Broad comedy, furnished by
the inimitable Lynn Overman,
serves as a breather between
breath-taking thrills. Dorothy
and Jon are said to top their
memorable performances in “’The
Hurricane.” And those who are
fashlon-mldded can look fcxrward
to seeing something new — La-
mour’s “pareau”—a streamlined
Tahitian sarong, more form-fit
ting and colorful than its prede
cessor.
’rae devotional period was led with the bridegroom’s parents. come out in bangs.
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LIBERTY Monday Only
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SHOW ^ Pt4H AND MIRTH/
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Of entcrtainep-s that
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NOTE:
DUE TO THE LENGTH AND SIZE
OF THIS STAGE SHOW—ONLY
Two Shows will be Pre
sented at 2:45 and 9 PM.
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Now Showing
ciency, design and comfort were
noted in the new models. Each
was more beautiful than anything
heretofore presented by the Ford
compi'.ny.
“At luncheon the salesmen were
entertained at the armory, fol
lowing which a sales training
course was conducted by George
Barrett, instructor in sales train-
i ing at the Ford branch.
“The dealers convened for
luncheon at the Hotel Charlotte,
lollowiug which a special busi
ness session for Lincoln and
Mercury dealers was held at the
hotel.
“E. M. Chamberlain, of the
general sales department in Dear
born. Mich., was present and took
a prominent part in the meeting.
“Mr. Donovan stated that in a
short while the new models of
Fords. Mercurys and Lincoln-
Zepliyrs would be on the display
rooms of the dealers throughout
th« Carolinas and the general
public would be invited to inspect
them.”
Wilkes Men Held
On Liquor Charge
I
Lenoir. — James Hamby and
Clifton Livingston of Wilkes
county were arrested by Deputy
Sheriffs John Chester and Jack
‘ .Messick Saturday night at Whit-
uel when the deputies discovered
cargo of 15 gallons of iiitoxi
eating liquors stored in the trunk
of the automobile. The men
were charged with transporting
illegal liquor.
JON HALL AND l»HILIP R®ED battles for the heart of Dorothy
Lamour on a far-away Pacific isle in Paramount’s Technicolored
thriller, “AJoma of the South Seas,” opening today at the Liberty.
Said to be the motion picture
'pectacle topper of them all,
Paramouii‘'3 “-\.Ioma of the South
Seas’’ opens today rt the Liber
ty Theatre, featuring among oth
er exciting highspots. a movie
duplication of the historic dis
aster of Krakaloa — a volcanic
eruption that ravrged a tropical
island in 1883. Thousands lost
their lives in the quake and tidal
wave that followed. Its rever
berations were felt half around
the world and the seas it stirred
up rolled as frr as the English
Channel.
Such is the setting which stars
Dorothy Lamour and Jon Hall in
what is perhaps the biggest all-
Technicolored S'outh Seas specta
cle ever filmed. According to
the Lamour fans who attended
the film’s Hollywood preview,
Dorothy’s experiences in “The
Hurricane” and “Typhoon” are
as tame as riding through Central
Park compared to the dangers
she’s exposed to in her role as
“Aloma.”
It’s a highly romantic th lller
Hostess: “Now, Tommy, why
don’t you go and play with your
little friends?’’
Tommy: “I’ve only got one lit-*
tie friend, and I hate him.”
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