Morten
' 1*4 HowanPlItorto®* wlio ea-
th* arxnjr In Oncnmbnr, has
traasterred from Oaup
■o*l«. TOxas.'to Camp TIood,
PTt. Morton Is in u tank
taatioyer batalllon.
Lawmncc Hayea Home
On Leave
Lavrence Hayoo, -who is on sea
daty with naral forces in the At
lantic, spent Blaster with his par-
enU, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hayes,
of Pnrlear.
Cpl. Wm. Arthur Nichols
Having Good Time
Cpl. Wm. Arthur Nichols, who
was with marine forces on Guad
alcanal and is now at some undis
closed point in the South Pacific
area, writes that he is well and
baring a good time. He states
that the people there are accord
ing the marine veterans every
kindness. He stated in his letter
that he was receiving The Jour
nal-Patriot regularly and that he
•was letting the other boys from
Wilkes read it. Cpl. Nichols was
a resident of the Purlear com
munity before entering the marine'
-corps.
Warrant Officer Adams
Home On Visit
Warrant Officer C. M. Adams
•will return to Camp Sutton to
morrow after spending several
days with his parems, Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Adams, residents of
the Pairplaina community.
*^^da, N. c; ro
vediOh
has arrived Pa«M Amy llH
Field futo tajce hls'haale 5>flyiag
tviilalSf'td A student pitot. Before
he io^d the amy.’Ca^ef Martin
•eme'a former employee of the
Odaittenial CreditCorporation^
Kiastctt, N. C.' * »
Pfc^ Petul R Bediejurt
AiipUme Mechanic
' Amy Air Base, Lincoln, Neb.—
Pfc. Paul H. Besheara, son of Lee
Beshears, of Parsonville, N. C.,
has graduated from an intensive
coui^e'' in airplane mechanics, and
now is prepared to blast the Axis.
He Is nifew a full fledged airplane
ntechcnlc, and is eligible to win a
ratind as corporal or sergeant.
Arrtiy Air’ Base, near Lincoln, Ne
braska, is \)ne of the many school^
in the Ariny Alr Forces Technical
Training ComnmBd, which trains
the' technicians to maintain our
fighter planes in perfect combat
condition.
Pvt'. John J. Reid Home
On Furlough
Pvt. John J. Reid, son of Mrs.
P. M. Reid, of Wilkesboro, is en
joying a 15-day furlough with
his mother and other relatives
here. Pvt. Retd is now stationed
at San Antonio, Texas.
Captain E, S. Finley
Visits Home
Captain and Mrs. E. S. Finley,
of Westover Field, Mass., spent
the, week-end here with Captain
Flijley’s father and mother, Mr.
and. ^rs. E. G. Finley.
Ensign Jack Spainhour
Returns
Ensign Jack Spainhour. who
has been here on a ten-day visit
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. Spanhour, returned Saturday
to Solomon, Maryland, ■where he
is now stationed. Mrs. Spainhour
returned with him as far as 'Wash
ington, D. C., where she will visit
for several days before proceed
ing to Solomon to spend a month
with her husband.
W. T. Martin Is Now
Aviation Cadet
Pecos. Texas.—Avtation Cadie|
su» of Mrs. ■file'!
Gets Big Mail
' Mr. and Mrs. W. E. James of
Wilkesboro route two, received a
letter,.from their son, Joseph B.
James, last week for the first
time in four months. He stated
he got forty letters and several
packages in one day. He also
Stated he was getting along fine
and sent his best regards to
everyone.
Celebrates Birthday
Cpl. Noah James, of the marines
and who is serving somewhere
oversea.*!, celebrated his twenty-
first birthday on April 20, 194 3.
NOTICE
Ta Holders Of
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TIRE
Certificates
We Have in Stock
the Following Tires
and Tubes Made Of
Genuine Rubber . . .
Pre-War Materials:
825x20
700x20
650x20
600x20
32x6
650x16
600x16
We Also Have Stock
GRADE TWO
WAR TIRES
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Purchase!
NoM WiBccsboifo
Seaman Wells Home
On Visit
Seaman George Wells, son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wells, of this
city, who has been spending the
Easter season here, will return
tomorrow for California. Seaman
Wells is in the naval air corps and
has hpen stationed in Puerto Rico.
-Tnmltnaon
Returns To California
Pvt. Worth Tomlinson return
ed fast night to his station at
Camp Young, California, after
spending a leave of absence in
the city -vi'ith his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. V. Tomlinson.
Pvt. Norman Now In Camp
In Greensboro
Pvt. Edison Norman, of
Wilkegboro, who was recently in
ducted ih’the army, is now sta
tioned at the new army camp at
Greensboro, according to a mes
sage received by Mrs. Norman. He
ip expected to be assigned to the
Grecitsboro camp for basic train
ing.
: Cpl. Kvle Hayes Now
At Parris Island
: Cpl. Kyle Hayes, son of Clerk of
Qoprt end Mrs. C. C. Hayes, of
Purlear, is ' how stationed at the
marine .base at Parris Island, S..
(X Cpl. Hayes entered the service
Ip, the .poaBt'jguard last yoar, hut
later transferred to the marines.
Mrs. Haves, the former Miss Mar
garet Sraithey. wuii leave this
week tp spend sometime at Parris
Xsiand vntb Cpi. Hayes.
Bu PB P*
CpL-Frttnk Allen In
For Easter
■ . Cph Ftkhk Allen, son of Mr,
ant,*>3j|r>.ew. J. Alien, arrived in
the wp i. yesterday for a brief
Bagtet visit with his parents. Cpl
Allen'Ig &t^tioned at Camp Ruck
e^. AlpbMqBL but is now on man
euvers 4a Tennessee.
■ ■
Pvt. Ed Templeton Home
From Tc*as
i'!?Pyt, Ed Templeton is visiting
Jlira.^lfe^bpleton and his parents.
Mr.t'^d' sifi. W. J. Templeton,
at'HsyS'piiiisjtoffic^ Pvt, Temple
ton is a member of an army
tank destroyer corps and is sta
tioned at Camp Hoqd. Texas.
mm*
Pfc. Clegg Culler Home
For Easter
i-JPfe.-OfClegg'Culler who is sta
tioned at the induction center at
Fo!^''Bra^; N. C., spent Easter
ig^repts, Mr. end Mrs. J.
sr^i Wilkesboro. He was
accompapjgd on the visit home by
Sergeant ®rock.
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Chile is 'considering a new law
to ;,pipev;utt.fc(^en^ in coid mine^
liEir^ strap bicycles
a return
fiBBBQORATES AVSK-
BOOM with Kem-Tone Mira-
cto ^aB Piaish. Covers waBpaper.
pidnt, brick, or wallboard, With
,0|M coat- Dries in oae honr.-
Woshabie. Jto MMit. new
•v,rj.
Activity >|a'! the ciroolfttionfdc*'
PWtjnent of Th4;;joonia|.PM3lot.
more new
gtfo add^'tb the large list
and present anbrnrlbers renewed!
in order to continue '’'“receiving
newspaper.
Names of those who entered
ne'ss subwripttons and those who
reniwed mst week follow:
A.. C. B^orton. ■»:
Pfei'Bwyn A. Oaidill.
Si, J, Miller, j : , ' . y
C. J. Horton..-i' ;,;..
■’^-“►V.,fe.,Higgihs:.^’»’!^.^ . ■■
Mrs. Kathryn Lott.
- M. J. Seroggs.
■K.R. Smitbey. , '
-'Cpli Robert O. Taylor.
.S:'* Pvt. Wake Tinsley.
‘ Rachel Triplett.
Pvt. Wm. C. Sloop.
■ M. Davis. '
Will Barnes.
Russell Hodges.
George Burgess.
Elbern Brown.
A. Caudill.
Clyde Kilby.
Pvt. Claude O. Ashley.
Columbus Wells.
Cecil Kilby.
Treva Church.
S. S. Prevette.
V. M. Harrold.
Dr. J. G. Bentley.
^t. R. J. Michael.
Mrs. E. R. Deviney.
Jene Ferguson.
Mrs. R; M. McGee.
Clarence Miller.
W. J. Hartley.
Wllmer Byrd.
Pvt. James Younger.
Talmadge Harrold.
Grady Miller.
Parks Younger.
Elmer T. Stanley.
Pearl Laws.
T. O. Shumate.
A. C. Sldden.
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Blanche
Bllsaheth 8a1Ua. • - I?-'’:.?-
Irene Mathis, . . ;i -U
Zelma BroyhilL,:^:^^
Mable Dula,
Dorothy Fletcherl^ ■ ’ •»'
Sue Anderson.
', Eltta-Mae Brooks. a
Miary Jane Shepard. x
Virginia Smithey.
Mary Nell Morrison.
WUla.Matbls.
, L. M. Jarvis, Jr.
Ralph Campbell.
( Marlon BllUott.
Harry Pruitt. *
Clegg Roberson.
G. E. Miller.
Glenn Marlow.
C. L. Kennedy.
Archie Miller.
Fred Earp.
Billy Carlton.
Bryce Morrison.
Hobert ’Rrooj^bh^
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Airis Alfred Sturdl^t,
qalTln AnderugN;.
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Cl^RoWt Dennis.
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Headlining the lavish entertainment m Skates at the
Liberty Theatre Thursday and Friday are Belita, Kenny Baker, Pa
trida Morison, Frick and Frack, and Irene Dare and Danny Shaw.
among the
Romance Amid Peril
Welles’ Melodrama
COLORED FOLKS! “Joumey into Fear
Church — Society — Personals
By BlSrLK THC»IAS " '
Mrs. Nell Redmon and Mrs.
Mary Anderson were visitors in
Durham last week.
The C. S. C. are working on
their sewing room. All the com-
mvinify is osked to help in this.
The War Mothers prayer meet
ing wa.s held with Mrs. Lilly My
ers Friday evening at 8 o’clock.
CTiurch News
Sunday school at First Bapti.si
church at 9;45. Please come.
You are cordially invited to at
tend the service ol Danners Chapel
A strange shipboard romance off
■ the Turkish coast be^een a man
whose a wom
an whose nfe is a He, makes th§
unusual theme of “Joumey Into
Fear”, Orson tVelles ’latest film
for RKO Radio.
Joseph Gotten and Dolores del
Rio are co-starred in the thrilling
I'ictr.re, which is hailed as one of
the year’s most unusual offerings.
Cotten, as Howard Graham, an
American engineer about to re
turn to the States after inspect
ing the needs of the Turkish na
vy in a rearmament program, en
counters Miss del Rio as a Latin
dancer who sets out to fleece him
and winds up by falling in love
Holiness church. Morning service
at 11 o'clock; Sunday school * .vvith him.
1 o'clock; Afternoon service at 3 Turkish secret police, leam-
o’clock, and B. Y. P. U. at 7:OH plan to kill
o’clock.
List Special Gifts
For Red Cross Fund
Textile Service Station $15.
Wilkes Armature company $15,ji„ ’the dancer, who tries to help
!;im but fails . The vessel reaches
Datum with Graham still unharm
ed, but helpless, and his subse-
G."aham in order to delay the re
arming, try to smuggle him off to
Russia on a Black Sea steamer,
but the Gestapo puts two of its
killers aboard the same ship. In
desperate peril, Graham confides
Crest Stores $100, Gaddy Motor
company $50. J. H*. Johnson $25.
Rose’s $50. E. G. Finley $100,
Meadows Mills Co. $200, Forest quont efforts to escape cause the
Furniture Co. $200. Coble Dairy breathless climax to the picture.
Products company $200, S. V. j Orson Welles himself plays a
Tomlinson $200, American Furni-. Turkish police chief, and import-
ture Co. $200, Bank of North j ant roles are taken by Eustace
Wilkesboro $200. Carolina Mirror Wyatt, Ruth Warrick, Jack Moss,
Co. $200, Wilkes Hosiery Mills, Edgar Barrier, Everett Sloane,
Co. $200, P. W. Eshelman $100,
Grier and Gordon Cotton Mills
$100, Reins-Sturdivant $100, 'Tur
ner 'White Casket Company $100,
Oak Furniture Co. $100, Coca-
Cola Bottling Co. $100, P. E
Brown Lumber Company $100.
Key City Furniture Co. $100,
Wilkes Tire Company $100. N. B.
Smithey $100. Duke Power Co.
Jack Durant and Richard Bennett
Norman Foster directed. “Jour
ney Into Fear” cqpjes.to the Al
len Theatre 'ThursdaY only.
HOTJSEWmtS LE.4RN TO
.SAVE RATION POINTS
Housewives who want to stretch
their ration points and still pro-
$150, Rhodes-Day Furniture Co. | vide appetizing meafs for the fam-
$50, Wilkesboro Mfg. Co. $75, ily will find many helpful sug-
Ralph Duncan $10, Yadkin Valley gestions in the Food Almanack, a
Motor Co. $50, Eugene Trlvette regular feature of The American
$125, Carter-Hubbard Publishing
Co. $50, Lineherry Foundry $75.
Hotel Wlikes |30, E. G. Finley
$75. C. & S. Motor Co. $75.
Wilkes Transportation Company
$50, Forester’s Nu-Way.|Cervice
Stations $25, C. D. Cofl|y, Jr..
$25, Queen Trucking C6. $50,
North Wilkesboro Grocery Co.
$50, C. A. Lowe & Sons $20.
Belk’s Dept. Store $100, Spain-
honrs’ $100, The Northwestern
Bank $200, J. T. Prevette $60,
Home Chair Co. ' $50, Jenkins
Hdw. Co. $100, North ■'Wilkesboro
Ice & Fuel Co. $25, Tal Pearson
Wholesale Grocery Co. $50, For-
* Beverage ‘ Co.‘' ttQOl' Inter-
^tlOlial Shoe Co. $2B-, Chifeiplon
I>9joltry ,-|?a(pii |10K^ CrpPeBhey
to.f. $5#,,i Insninince, ^rvlce &
Credit CoiiPsjJfjOO, Parkway Bus
Lines $50, Liberty-'Theatre $50,
jlean’s Shop $50, J. H. Finley
$285, Red Cross Pharmacy $60,
Mr. and Mrs.'R. M. Breme, Jr.
$25. B. G. Finley $100.^
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our appre
ciation to our many friends and
neighbors for the kindness shown
us during the sickness and death
of our dear wife and mother.
1 J. R. ELLER and
- FAMILY.
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THE SECOND WAR LOAN DRIVE IS ON!
The Command Has Come!
THE big push is on! This is the fate
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before another winter rolls around, or
face inevitable annihilation. And you
can be sure that he will hurl every
thing he has—every gun, plane, sol
dier and tank—into the summer
struggle that is even now rising in
tempo on every front.
And when the command goes out
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this historic 2nd War Loan Drive,
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obligations you may choose from. But
don’t wait for his call—go at once’to
your nearest bank or post office or
place where they sell 'War Bonds
And answer the command to AT
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