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MISS MAMIE SOCKWELL, Editor—Phone 216
Wesky Bible Class Met
Tmsday Evming
Mrs. Hill Shell, Mrs. -C. J.
Swofford, and Mrs. M. B. McNeil
Iness session and the Bible study
was plven by Miss Nonle Gordon,
who gave two chaptere' In the
book, "Women of the Bible”,
i Thirteen members were present
combined hospitality to the refreshmente dur-
iinir the .social hour.
on ^ftrogfon
lernoon with the’^new oitioen
hostesses), who ire "as' {(dtovs:
Mrs, Ivey Moore, president; Mrs.
Boyd Stout, flwt vice-president;
Mrs. P. C.. Forester, second vice-
president; Mrs. J. Q. Adams;
treasurer; Mrs. Rufus Church,
recording secretary; and Mrs. A.
B. Johnston, corresponding secreta
ry; and Mrs. Fred Emerson, hos
tess chairman.
Preceding the meeting the offi
cers held a short executive* meet
ing with Mrs. Moore in charge,
who also presided for the business
session of the club. Three new
desirous |((innUl^^|li'
Dnughters ;of (hstvAmtqSe^j Iley-
olutlon whlOh'rt 'TBe
home of Mrs. Gordon .flnley on
Tuesday afternoon with Miss
Lucy Finley sis associate hostess.
Miss Ellen Robinson, chairman
of the music committee, was in
genthM^ih^n^d yesterday,
Ikeasury b^f^.all finga^g
r^l-ds, won]4 .^borrow abottt 41,'
000,000,000 in May and another^
12,000,000,000 In June.
Either of these boiTOWiiigs
charge of the music program and Y®"***,
presented Mrs. R* 8. Gibbs, who’®““'=‘"«
gave an Intermding paper bn the
importance of music In the time
of war, and Mrs. Maude T. Wil-
tho North Wllkesboro Methodist
church In their monthly meeting
held Tuesday evening at the home Rostevt
of Mrs. Shell. Mrs. E. Ilight Viass nOSiess
Helms was in charge of the bus-1 Wi'h Mrs. Rom H. Pearson as
Mrs. Rom H. Peatson Is
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And you will, too, for
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PAYNE
Clothing Co.
North Wilkesboro
j hostess the members of the Wom-
(an’s Bible class of the North
Wllkesboro Methodist church
: held a delightful meeting Tues-
j day afternoon at Mrs.' Pearson’s
! home on P street. Miss Lizzie
Hisle led the devotionals, the
prayer was led by Mrs. J. D.
Moore, Sr., and Mrs. Isaac Eller.
Sr., presid ;d for the business
session. The hostess served re
freshments nt the close to the
sixteen menrbers attending.
Invitations Issued For
Hultman-IMictioLs Wedding
Invitations reading as follows
have been received here: "Mr.
and Mrs. Everett M. Huffman re
quest the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daugh
ter, Veora Rachel, to Mr. Kermit
Don Nichols on Friday, May the
eighth, at eight o'ciock in (he ev
ening, Purlear Bap'irit church,
Purleiar. North Carolina.’’
members were voted into the'Hams- a meinber of the yWilkes-
club, Mrs. Harry Pearson, Mrs.' boro school faculty, who sang a
Dexter Chadwick and Mrs, Hll! 8ro«P of ‘bree songs. Some patrl-
atic songs were sung by the
group, which Included "The Ma
rines Hyuin", and as the closing
Shell.
Fo.r the program
Cowles, from the
club, made a
report of the State Federation
meeting held in Asheville. The
hostess served .refreshments dur
ing the social hour.
Mrs. C. H.
most TtS^ngh^^ber Miss Robinson played a
piano solo
E.xchange To Be Helu
At Jean's Shop
Beginning Friday morning at
10 o’clock. May ,Sth. just preced
ing Mother’s Day. the members
of the tVoman’s Society of tb"
North Wilkesboro Methodist
church will open an exchan.ge in
the rear of Jean’s .Shop on Main
Stree’.
Various articles of food and
handm.ade articles will be on sale
including special gifts for onr
mothers. Orders will iie taken
for corsages lo be delivered on
-Mother's Day. The Exchange will
be open every Friday thereafter,
and the patronage of the public
will lie appreciated. Mrs. .\. B.
Johnston is chairman of the Ex
change Committee.
Wilkesboro Woman^s Club
In Monthly Meeting
Mrs. B. R. Underwood. Mrs.
Lawrence '.'.liller. and Miss Mabel
Hendren were hostesses to the
members of the Wilkesboro
Senior club in their monthly
meeting held Saturday evening
at the Underwood home. Mrs. C.
H. Cowles made a report of the
State Federation meeting, which
she recently at’ended in Ashe
ville. Mrs. E. N. Phillips, the
president, was in charge of the
business session, at which time
plans were disciisi-ed for the
flower show to be held in tlie
community House during the sec-j
ond week in June. Refreshments,
were served at the close of the
meting.
Oakwoods Y. W. A.
Holds Monthly Meeting
N. Wilkesboro Woman’s Club
Met Mondtiy Afternoon
1 The April meeting of the Nortli
' Wilkesboro Woman’s club was
held at the Woman’s clubhouse
the
was
Mrs.
The inon'hly meetin.g of
Oakwoods Baptist Y. W. A.
held at the home of
Vernon Stroud Friday evening.
A busine.ss meeting was held at
the beginning of the meeting,
electing officers for the following
year. The program, the theme of
which was "Unblemished Trade
mark.” was given by Miss Nora
Laws, Mrs. Vernon Stroud. Miss
Margaret and Miss Sue Anderson.
Mjss Ruth Ellis. Miss Joyce
Hayes, Miss Maida Tedder, and
Mis.s Audie Andeiv^on.
The May meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. .Archie .A.n-
derson.
The hostess served refresh
ments during the social hour.
Mrs. Claude Doughton, the re
gent, presided for the business
session during which time throe
new officers were elected for a
period of three years. .Miss Ruby
Blackburn was chosen as regent,
Mrs. Ward Eshelman, vice-re
gent; and Mrs. C. D. Coffey. Sr..
Jr., as treasurer. Mrs. W. C.
Grier gave a fine report of the
State Convention, which was held
in Asheville recently and stated
that this district won the atten
dance prize. Mies Lucy Finley
repored that the chapter had
helped to serve refreshments
twice to the draftees on their de
parture since the last meeting,
o'her organizations cooperating
were the Kiwanis and Legion
Anxiliaiy. ' ’ '
During the social hour the
guests were invited into the din-i
ing room where refreshmen's
were served consisting of tea and
sandwiches with the tea being
poured by .Mrs. Doughton. Six.
teen were present, including Miss
Susan Church of Ronda. The
home was attractively decorated'
with pink and white flowers,
while a pretty arrangement of
lilies of the valley centered the
dining table.
Treasury.
The money will be borrowed
through the sale of securities to
banks, insurance , companies,
wealthy individuals and other
large investors.
Morgenthau explained that
this money was needed la addi
tion to proceeds from the sale of
war bonds and from tax collec
tions to finance the war effort in
the next few months.
War expenditures now ere run
ning close to $3,000,000,000 per
month.
The two borrowings, together
’mm
Rdy0e^
of SkiHFs JnHi: Iras 4re«ii-
ed Watiyaga kkivt UMday af
ternoon. three o'
clock while fishing with some
plsymatos.
The Uttle boy with other chil
dren was fishing from a rock and
slipped into the water. The other
children are reported to have left
the scene to seek aid and the
father of the drowned youth was
summoned from Boone and he
brought aid.
The body 'was recovered about
five o’clock. The child had drown
ed in about 12 feet of water.
Surviving are the parents; one
brother and one sister.
with routine financing, probably
will raise the federal debt to ap
proximately $75,000,000,000 in
June.
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'PHONE 334-J
WARM WEATHER IS HERE AGAIN!
So Protect Your Woolen Wearing Apparel
With Our
Moth-Proof Bags
Now, more than ever before, your wool coats, suits and
dresses are
worth more to you—due to war condition.s.
Not only will woolen wearing apparel for both men and
women be hard to buy next fall, but prices will be high-
er.
We guarantee that your clothing will be protected
from moths after they are cleaned and pressed and put
away in our “Moth-Proof” Bags.
QUANTITY LIMITED
Welch-Handy Vows
April 2.5 Announced
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Welch, of
Valle Cnids, announce the mar
riage of their dauguhter, Della,
to Mr. Rex M. Handy, on April
25. at York, S. C.
Mrs. Handy was a menjher of
the graduation class of 1939
Cove Creek school.
Mr. Handy is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. -A. M. Handy, of this city.
He received his education at the
North Wilkesboro high school.
He is connected with the Wilkes
Hosiery Mills.
"^Tlie yt-ung couple will make
their home in North Wllkesboro.
Drivers License
Examiner Away
For Next 2 Weeks
There will be no drivers’ li
cense examiner in North Wllke-s-
boro for the next two weeks.
C. I. Garland, who has been
giving examinations on
Wednes
day afternoons here for drivers’
license, said in a letter that he
wilt not be here until the week
after .May Ifi. For the next two
weeks he will be a'tending a
(scliool for drivers’ license exam-
iiier.s.
LOOK NEAT IN
SMART HOME FROCK
So Hurry!
Our stock of “Moth-Proof” Bags is limited, so Ve suggest
that you call us early. Saving your good clothes now will
help win the war. You can spend the difference for
War Saving Bonds and Stamps.
Congratulations to all Wilkes County
Seniors.
May we take care xJt your cleaning and pressing
requirements ?
Quality Cleaners
-JIM HAUSER, Manager-
*Phone 357
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
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