Women s Ghurch, Gvic
And Social Activities
MISS MAMIE SOCKWELL, Editor—Phone 216
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Mrs. Walter Moss iMrs. C. H. Cowles Is
Is Extended 1 Auxiliary Hostess
Social Courtesies l The monthly meeting of the
I Episcopal Auxiliary was held at
Mrs. Walter Moss, of Baton of Mrs. C. H. Cowles In
Rouge, La., and a former resident j wjikesboro Tuesday afternoon,
of this city, who was here for a haring a splendid attendiance of
week Tlsltlng with Miss Sue Mor-|the members. Mrs. Joe Barber
Ing Clements^ was extended sev^-1 presided for the usual business
al social courtesies d-ring her j B M. Lackey offer-
stay. On Saturday afternoon Miss jjjg prayer and Mrs. Joe E.
Clements had an informal tea for Johnson made a talk on the Book
Mrs. Moss at her home on Sixth j Luke. It was decided to obaerre
Street. The guests, who consisted { parish day In September. Re-
of close friends of the honoree, j freahments were served during
came at four o’clock and during, ^jjg gocVal hour.
the hour tea with accessories was
serred. Gifts were Woman’3
Mrs. Moss and to Mrs. Hampton | ^
McNeill, of Fort Bragg. [SoCiety Mct
Mrs. Fred Hubbard. Jr.
en-:
.h. .. tt. I Tuesday Afternoon
5a Column bridge club on Monday | ^rs. H. A. Cranor and Mrs. A.
f^rening at the Hubbard home In | jj Sherman were hostesses to the
’ ... .. members of the Woman’s Society
Wilkeeboro and had Mrs. Moss
as a guest. She was a former
member of the cluh. Bridge was
played at two tables with the
top r^-ore prize going to Mrs.
Moss., who also was remembered
with a gift. Mrs. William Prevette
won low score award. Refresh
ments followed pl?y.
Tuesday afternoon Mr.s. Wil
liam Marlow was hostess at a
lovely bridge party at tfie borne
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
of the Wllkesboro Methodist
'church at Mrs. Sherman’s home
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. N. O.
Smoak was program leader and
was assisted by Mrs. C. H. Hulch-
|er, Mrs. Laura Johnson, Mrs. J.
: E. Culler and Mrs. F. J. McDuf-
! tie. Mrs. J. R. Henderson presid-
'ed for the usual business session,
i .\ social hour and refreshments
were enjoyed at the close of the
meeting.
Dorothy Luumr introdiMi a B«w
song hit in “Beyond the 9ae
' I film
zon,” herxiew ParaauHint longle
in Technicolor, which opw todkty
Hie I
at the Liberty Thieatre.
song Is
“A Fall Moon and an Ehnpty Heart.”
Hix. on D Street, honoring Mrs. ' —
Moss. Three tables wore arranged. *5sptist Society Holds
h Mrs. Will In- ^ ,
for bridge in which air.s. >nu i"-, - _ , , .
gram won the award for highest! jV'lontuly M.eeting'
score. Mrs. Morlow remetnberf'd I
the honoree with a .gift. In serv-1 interesting mee-.ng of the
ing rofrcishni^nts in two courses Woman s Missionary Society of
at the end of play the hostess he North Wilkesboro Baptist
was assisted by Miss Clements.
Christine ^ ftiAtttan, who
been staying tief’ aant
Pleasant Hill, is back'" at home
now.
There will be a tiome coining at
White Plains church Sunday, Aug
ust 16, with dinner on the grounds.
The revival will also atari on that
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jame.s Ferguson
visited Mrs. Ferguson’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Sparks, on last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Sparks visit
ed their son, Carl, Saturday after
noon.
TTiere has been a strange look*
ing animal seen in this community
by several different people.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Alexander
and Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Sparks
visited Mr. and Mrs Wesley Poplin
on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Paul Byrd recently built a
Pew room to his house.
Mr. ,'Tunief Crater visited the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Pegrara
Alexander Sunday afternoon.
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yoi^l^t a job?
am wutklBg;.
Fr^|f^K%ai are you deb^T
this 1^ that.
Amos—and then.
Pred-/BTiereT
Amos—Here and then.
etifimv" wB** this ■ttUti thania
^ Aed for wfll be gnihtad. ■
This the 18th d«r of July, 194*.
w c. C. HATES, , .
Clerk of the Superior Court
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS ANO
-PBirnON
North Carolina,
Wilkes County.
IN THE SUPiaUOR COVET,
BEFORE THE CLERK’
S. B. Gray. Admr., of Mrs. Emma
A. Roberts, Deceased,
vs.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
Under and. by ratoe of an order;
of the Siq^or Court of WfflMa
County, entitled “Wilkes Comtf,
tWsm G. 0. Fbater, and wifa^SU
BaQ Foatsr, Zola Batr and
hosbeiM,' Norman Barr, Raymond
Foster'aiid wife Gladys Foster, Ay-
nMd'. Foster and wife, Hiehna Foe-
t(H!^,'Collette Foster, Rase! Fhster,
Wayne Foster, and wife, Mrs.
Waine Foster, Vendenet Foater,
an|rifife. Bin. Vendenet Foatar,
DcMthy. Deah Foeter, Crelyn Hope
Foster^ A G.’ Foster deeeaWr and
Mrs: A. G. Foster; The nnde(ui{&-
ed 'Comnibsioner will On the »h
day August,' 1942, at 12 o'clock
Walter C. Dav^ £t Al., Hetrs at u»gr va'vwukwbw,
Law of Mrs. Imuiia A. Roberts, j now, at the courthouse door in
fice, filed by S. B. Gray, Admr. or
Mrs. Emma A. Roberts, deceas^,
agrainst himself, and others, heirs
at law of said deceased to sell the
Isnds of the deceased to make
assets for the payment of her
debts.
Let the said Walter C. Davis
People m this coimnurnty were farther Vke Notice that unless he
busy last week threshing grain and ‘ ^pears Wore the undersigned
curing tobacco. Clerk within ten days from the
Mr. Guy Myers was a business' last publication of this Notice, and
;ing
being in Reddies Rinr
Township, Wflkes County, N.. C,
i»nA being 7 scrCs more or less, and
listed in the name of A G. Foster,
deceased, and being all the land
owned and or listed, in the name-
of A G. Foster,
Said lands are being sold for
taxes, which are due Wilkes Coun
ty.
This the 29th day of July. 1942.
F. J. McDUFPIE,
8-21-4t (t) Commissioner
DOROTHY LAMOUR braves the jungle again in her new Para
mount Technicolor film. “Beyond the Blue Horizon, which ^es
Thursday to the Liberty Theatre. Athletic, handsome Richard l^nn-
ing is Dorothy’s leading man. The tiger is Dotty s jungle pal and
even goes in swimming with her.
Caldwell-Duncan
Vows Announced
Mrs. Alice Stafford
Bridge Club Hostess
(Church wa.: h^ld at !he church
[Tuesday evening. .Members ot
The members of the Yo'ing
Matron’s Contract club were de
lightfully entertained by Mrs.
Alice Stafford at the Williams
Boarding house Monday evenin.g.
In the game of bridge, which was
pWa. ed at three table.s. Mrs. Rax-
ter Chadwick scored high and
Mrs. S. T. Taylor low. each re
ceiving attractive awards. Re
freshments were served at the
close of play.
Mrs. H. (!. Nichols’ circle was in
cliarge of the program, which
' was on the Baptist Training
School at Louisville, Ky. Those
taking part were Mrs. John
Rhodes. Mrs. C. B. Eller, Mrs.
Jack I’ardue, and Mrs. Ray
j Barnes. Prayers were offered tiy
Mrs. J. F. Fletcher and Dr. J. W.
^ Kincheloe, Jr., who also mode a
I talk. Mrs. W. F. Jones led the
j devotional period and Mrs. A. H
I Casey was in charge of the busi
ness session. The meeting was
well attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson E. Cald
well announce the marriage of
their daughter. Mary Yates, to
Private Williom Morse Duncan^
son of Mr. and .Mrs. W. M. Dun
can. The marriage took place
July 26;h at .Macon, Ca.
New Hope Church
To Have Revival
Spurgeon News
Items Of Interest
Revival service will begin al
New Hope church near Gilreath
on Sunday, August 9. The pastor.
Spurgeon, Aug. 2.—Mrs. Lucy
Anne Cooke is back after a visit to
her home in Clingman. •
Messrs. Carter and Vilas Glass,
two oldest .sons of Mr. E. H. Glass,
vi.sited in their father’s home re
cently.
For the last week, the. choir of
Mt. fisgah church has met twice a
day for singing lessons led by
Mansfield Prevette.
This week the annual revival
meeting is going on at Hunting
Rev. Pervis C.' Parks, will con-'Qreek. ” On the second Sunday, the
duct the revival. Services will be -evjval starts at Mt. Pisgah.
held at 11*30 a.m. and 8:45 p.m., Mr. ' Ernest Walker has been
war time, and the public has a ' gpending his vacation with his par-
most cordial Invitation to attend, gnts, Mr. and Mrs.. H. A. (Walker.
He has returned to his home in
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Miss Wilhelmina Weatherman,
of North Wilkesboro, spent the
week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Parks Weatherman.
Mr. Sam Gray’s dinner guests
Sunday were his brother, Dan Gray
of Clingman, and Mr. W. W. Har
ris of Roaring River. Mrs. W. W.
Harris and two daughters, Misses
/elle and Jay. visited Mrs. Harris’
si.stcr, Mrs. E. H. Gla.ss.
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.Mr.c Mary Darnell, 72, of Ben-
tiam, re'ired on June 30, follow
ing 32 I. fi of continuous service
in the Denham postoffice. Her
husband, the late Robert B. Dar
nell, was postma-ster from Nov.
18, 1908, until his dea'h in June,
1927. During the time he was
postma-ster Mrs. Darnell served
as his assistant and after his
death she was appointed post
master and served faithfully in
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Administra
trix of the estate of E. H. McNeil, i
ate of Wilkes County, North Caro-1
ina, this is to notify all persons i
loldng claims against said estate!
o present them to the undersigned j
or payment, duly verified, on or
I lefore the 14th day of July, 1943,
I >r this notice will be pleaded in
! bar of recovery. All persons in-
; debted to the said estate will
I make immediate settlement.
■ This the 14th day of July, 1942.
I MRS. E. H. McNEIL;
Administratrix of E. H. Mc-
! Neil, Deceased.
F. J. McDUiFFIE,
Attorney 8-20-6t (t)
ADMINISTRATIX’S NOTICE
Having qualified as Administra
trix of the estate of Mrs. Mary J
Wooten, late of Wilkes county, N.
C., this is to notify all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned
whose address is Mrs. Roy C. Mar
tin, 2069 Rochester Ave., Winston-
&lem, N. C., duly verified, on oj
before the 30th day of June, 1943
or this notice will be plead in bar
of their right to reoover. All per
sons indebted to said estate wu!
please make immediate settlement.
This 80th day of June, 1942. 
MRS. ROY C. MARTIN,
Administratrix of the estate of
Mrs. Mary J. Wooten, deceased
8-6-6t Itl
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