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‘^iss illizabeth Black
?Is ]^de of Mr. Jon^
f oaten*! Cborelt, Chrk and 8odnl j ^ .
litti iiaitm
Prevlew.irf Cortfcir.Bveni!
telephone 115
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— iBtiaMwth CotUir"
tMar of Mr. aad Mrs. Wsl^a
-k. ot Itale^^ WM asrrtsd to
Rotwrt Boyd iooM, too ot jte.
1^. W. V. 7»es, of North
WOkisboro, oh FHdsy attornooii,
♦, St four-thtrty o’oloek. The
etreisOBy iMM performed on the
front Iswn of the home of Dr. and
Mrs. iR. O. AiMerson, of Montreat,
•teld a aettinc of summer flowers
•nd' monafaln' shrubbery with
awnntelns tormio! a magnificent
baektrouad. Dr. Anderson, pres-
Moat ot Moatroat College, offi*
dated.
Prior to the ceremony Miss BH-
aabetb Woodhouse, choir director
•t Moatroat College, gare a pro-
>aas ot anptial mnsic, and dor*
tag fbe ceremony softly played
*1Uefaetraam”. The traditional
'Weddlag marches were played for
the proeesalonal and recessional.
Itie bride, who was glren in
aMrriage by her father, wore a
white suit of rough crepe with
gowder bine blouse and hat, with
which she used white accessories.
At her shoulder Was a corsage of
Btak rose buds.
Miss Beth Jones, sister of the
groom, was maid of honor. She
wore & yellow and green jersey
drees and her flowers were gar-
dealaa.
Among those attending 'the
wedding were the mothers of the
bride and bride-groom; Miss Mar
garet Spencer, Miss Margaret
Wade, and Miss Lucille Gardner,
of Montreet; and Lieut.-Col.
Ralph Reins, of Moore ,General
Hospital, at Swanannoa.
Following the wedding trip the
couple will be at home at 402 D
Street, North Wllkesboro.
Pearson
Entertains At Bridge
'&torading party of' the
Trtis. fbe: one giren by Mrti
Rdctoll' PWfson at the home of
her J^Mti, Mr. and Mrs. Roby
drarcbV iBi Watesboro, Thursday
eTenlng." * Four tables were ar
ranged fprj bridge In a colorful
setiiag’bt ibsea and snapdragots,
and'at'the close of play the hos
tess served a salad course with
punch.
..v.Tho ’hlgh and low score prises
if^'the game were won by Mrs.
fflAiw Ldwe and Mrs. Albert Gar-
wbod. Honor gifts were present
ed,to Mrs. Tom Story, the former
atomi Rntfa iHulcher. apd to Mrs
KiUian, of Lincolnton, a
stator- In-law. of' the hostess and
wlto we^ bere visiting with her
pajiients, ,Mr.'' and Mrs. Rom H.
Peianon. . '
Mrs. Hill Carlton Is
Bridge Club Hostess
Mrs. Hill Carlton was hostess to
the members of the Friday bridge
elnb at her home on Sixth Street
Friday afternoon. The Uble prises
in the game, which were war
stamps, went to Mrs. L. M. Nel
son and Mrs. W. F. Blair. Light
refreshments were served.
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Mekitoes Stout,
G^son, Give
T^o Pkrties
Boyd Stout and Mrs. C. L.
Gibson joined as hostesses in giv
ing two lovely parties, entertain
ing Frt^sgr and Saturday after
noons at the home of Mrs. Stout
on D Street. For each event
bridge wgsiiplayed at four tables,
apd was ■■ followed by a salad
courts.
Wl..ners of the high and low
score prizes Friday afternoon
ware MfA Harry Pearson and Mrs.
Hoyto Hutchens. Mrs. Ray Wall,
who has recently moVed to the
city from pillsboro, was remem-
beif^ with a gift.
For . Saturday afternoon Mrs.
Htldley Hayes' scored high, and
Mrs. Russell Gray low, each re-
SocUlC^eaw
Xhc'asoBttay meettat of toe
Kins Haptist MtseBrnwy So
ciety. of North WOkeeboro wUl
be held at the charch Tneadey
alteraooB at three o’clock. The
program, whi1i la to feature
the Fannie B. F. Hock Mesno-
rial, will be given by memberi
of Mrs, Tal Bamos circle. A
memorial offering is to bo tak
en.
The Wesleyaa Service Guild
of the North WUkeeboro First
Methodist church will meet
Tuesday evening at the church
In the Pbllathea classroom im
mediately following the evening
serrioe.
ceivlng a.wards, ..
' Summer flpwevs with roses pre-
dbminatlng ipade colorful decora
tions for the home.
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Police of KngUnd recently pre-
sented their own •'vuudevaie-showa tjhJtll liwwmii
Blalock to Preach
3 Times Sunday
HJlder T. L. Blaclock will speek
ali Pisgah Baptist church on
Sunday, June 13, at 11 a. m. and
eight p.“ nr. On the same dote he
will speak at Lewis church at
three p- m.. The public is invited
Important Annpuncemrat
— for —
Of Wilkes County
We are pleased to announce fo yo!i that
we are going to work with you this summer;
we are going to try and help you, too. M e
want you to do lots—probably moi*6 than
vou have ever done—or 'tried ■ to do before.
But this is a different day from what we
have seen as yet. There is much for us to
and we .should get busy about it.
Thera wUl be two group
meetings of the Spiritual Life
group of the I’ln't Methodist
church on Tuesday morning,
one will meet: at the home of
Rev. J. P. Fietrfier at nine-
thirty, and one at the home of
Mrs. P. 3. Brame, at ten-thirty.
Rev. Charles Bowles, the guest
minister at the church for the
series of services, will lead the
one at Mrs. Brame’s.
The Woman’s Society of
Christian Service of the Wllkes
boro Methodist church will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 8:30
o’clock at the home of Mrs. J.
W. White.
Ihe Wesleyan Service GnlM
of the Wllkesboro Methodist
church will meet 'iwesday
evening at eight o'dock at the
home of Mrs. Boh Johnson.
Circle No. 2 of the .Wllkes
boro Baptist Missionary Society
will meet Tuesday evening at
ei^t o’clock at the home of
.Mrs. O. K. Whittington.
The Nurses Aide Class for this
month will meet Monday ni^t,
June 14, with the First Aid
class in Mrs. W, C. Grier’s Re-
creation room at 7:00 o'clock.
Aerial Gunner
Sgt. Elroy Alfred Wendland on
May 29, successfully completed
the flexible aerial gunnery course
et the army air forces flexible
gunnery school, Laredo Army Air
Field, Laredo, Texas.
Upon graduation, he was pro
moted to his present rank and re
ceived the coveted aerial gunnery
wings. He is now eligible to take
his Important position as a mem
ber of an army air forces combat
crew.
Sgt. Wendland is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Wendland, of this
city.
Sprii^eld News
itelits Of hterest
Miss Thelma Blevins, Spring-
field news reporter, is in the
Wilkes Hospital following an ap
pendectomy performed June 1.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Brown, of
Pasadena, Md., visited Mrs.
Brown’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
F. Handy, of Springfield, for a
few days last week.
Little Larry _Handy, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Handy, spent a
few days last week with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Pruitt.
Friends of Mrs. Samantha Pruitt
Adams, af Springfield, wish for
her a speedy recovery from her
Illness.
Mr. end Mrs. Clyde Handy had
as a guest last we.pk Mrs. L. A.
Brown, of Boonville. '
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do
Our brothers, cousins and uncles are on
the front doing their best. They are doing
their best for US. Let’s let them know that
we back at home are doing our best to grow
food, that they can carry on and continue do
ing the good job they- ar? dping.
you.
one
We hope this annoattcemtetrt vrill please
We are going to give'ohC $100 bond,
$50 bond, one $25 bond, and ten $10
War Stamps, making a total of $275.00
worth of war material now and money for
your schooling, or to help you get started
out in life tomorrow. Whic^ pr^e'i-g® you
pick? Just now the way tfeto'PUto*
be handed out is not knovrii-L-thal is ^ng
left up to the leaders of each group. They
have been a'.ked to express their opinion, on
We hope we will be able to tell you
Revival Under Way
At The Penticostal
Holiness Church
The interest in the revival now
being conducted at the Pentecos
tal Holiness church by Evangelist
Phillip A. Genetti. ot Leaksville,
has been increasing, and the pas
tor, Rev. Woodrow Smith, invites
this.
sobn.
Let us suggest that you gel busy in your
garden, and make it shine and do no less
than your best. Don’t put off until tomor
row the job you should do today. You will
have another one then.
We want you 16.000 boys and girls of
the 4-H Club to enjoy this drive throughout.
To do this you will have-to beooine (» part
ctf it. Can we count on yoiji in this pi-oject?
And if we get the co-operalion of all con
cerned we vrill make this ,a wonderful suc
cess-full of lasting joy and pride.
es us as a traffic signal does to
the driving motorists. He said
that if we did not get to heaven it
would be our own personal fail
ure to heed the word of Goff that
caused us to lose this wonderful
opportunity. Rev. Mr. Smith end
Respectfully yours, ■
J. Roby McNeil
Rex
LOCAL REPRtSENTATTVW
OCCIDENTAL UFE INS. CO.
’Phofie 312 North Wilkesboro, N. C.
they are both graduates. Rev.
Genetti is a very forceful and in
spiring speaker.
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-}owph BBTBl reerqit-
Ipg ome'^r Rho towtlon^d We#-
n«^ys,'Tajtnaay« and Fridays
. at Itoto Wllkssbpro postot-
[' rspohj^ todar-/^'that';|i)mt,
r ^wtlkss ,mth','Wpre,'oee^tdd Intb^
so*’ oC o^'
l««M!y B.
isirowa, bL Kflgtll
, ■ ’-^4 y'
kbr Ifito' Bow 0B Isave and vfll
and be assigned,to
Ibv BBi^'^lBIiig station at B&ll-
dfi^ ot Waltttrt Swe
who died Bandar at his bonw. ^ AJ
ing JIp.-B^itb sto Wis^f^^
I, Nora Porfar
tbaB^Rina! aoBS and d*Bfh-^tr f
; 'tetKl Mfs. ieiMN ihiiaphngr, W|b-
' -atoB-MeBi;\fll|nt' Andfey, Millar,J
and'i&K Miles. of,^B*lti-
mrnx.^.
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Of Gmn Park
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Sherlock Holmes ^la crime in America fv the firet Mme ia Vni-
versaPs “Sherlock Hatoira to Washington”. Geoige Zsm (LL
Marjorte Lord snd Basil Rathbonc, who portrays Sherlock, share
drataiatic honors in many' exciting eeqaences of the film, coming to
The‘Allen Theatre Tharsday.
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Sgt. Elrov Wendiand
oy ¥
alGr
Pfc. Wm. F. Richardson
Now Overseas
Pfc. Wm. F. Richardson, who
has been stationed in Cuba, has
been transferred to overseas ser
vice, according to news received
by his parents, Mr. end Mrs. R.
M. Richardson, of North Wllkes
boro route one.
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Joe Hunt Graduate Of
Aviation Coiu*e
Joe Hunt, who enlisted in the
navy a few months ago, graduat
ed May 29 from the aviation or
dnance school et Memphis, Tenn.,
and was assigned to a bomb sight
school at Jacksonville. Fla. His
mother, Mrs. Murphy Hunt, broth
er, Pat Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. Q.
Adams end Mrs. Claude Johnson
visited him at Memphis last week.
R. Glenn Anderson
Enjoys Paper
Royal Glenn Anderson, who is
„ carpenter’s mate in the Pacific
area of war operetlon. writes his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. P- Ander
son, of Wllkesboro, that he truly
appreciates receiving The Journal-
Patriot. He entered the navy in
December lost year.
Pvt, Hag^ Faw
Now In Texas
Pvt. Haggle Faw, who was re
cently inducted into the army, is
stationed at Camp Hulen. Texas.
Pvt. Faw, whose home is near
Millers Creek, held a position at
the public to attend these ser- ° HosleTy Mills company be-
vices. Thursday night there will ^Hkes Hosjery^.^
be a special service conducted in
behoir of the’nien and women who
are fighting in the armed forces
of our country. Last night Evan
gelist Genetti said in substance.
fore liis Induction.
m life
Cpl. Cyrus
To Mather Field, Calif.
geiisi ueueui bhiu hi ouuoiaucc, Cpl. CyrUS FaW left
that the ten commandments serv- his return to Mather Field, a i ..
1. wr4t>« IMR
Pvt. Rajunond S. Pearson’
Home On Furlough
Pvt. Raymond S. Pearson, of
Daniel Plelf. Ga., arrived Friday
to spend a tew days with his
mother, Mrs. Rosa Pearson Hol
comb, and other relatives in 'the
Millers Creek community. Ho re
turned Sunday.
M M
Pvt. Gurn'e Faw Is Now
On Maneuvers
Pvt. Gurnle Fay, son of Mrs.
Etta Faw, of North Wllkesboro
route one, is on maneuvers in
Tennessee. He received his train
ing in Alabama and at Camp
Blanding, Florida.
m m ta
Pfc. Royal Warren Is
In Hospital
Pfc. Royal ■Warren, who has
been in North Africa, is now a pa
tient at Valley Forge General
hospital in Pennsylvania. His wife
is Mrs. Matoka Paw Warren, of
North Wilkesboro route one.
M m M
Pfc. Archie McNeill
Goes Overseas
Pfc. Archie McNeill, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Cyrus McNeill, of this
cily, has sailed for an overseas
destination. He received his
training at Fort McClellan, Ala
bama, and during the past several
weeks was stationed in Pennsyl
vania.
Ito Mi-lto ..
Cpl. Raymond Mintm
Writes Parents Here
May 13, 1943.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Minton,
North Wilkesboro. N. C.
Dear Mother and Deddy:
I am very plersed with the mail
1 have just received, eight letters
from you all. I’m thinking of the
place I used to call home. I am
getting along fine, but I hiave been
kinda down and out. Daddy I
have been operrted on. But as I
said 1 am getting along fine. I
hope you all are enjoying good
health. Well pop I have been'in
the army three years, tomorrow,
but saying I’m proud that I am In
the army. But glad to say that I
am well and still eble to eat. Still
in North Africa, everything is go
ing good. Hope you all have the
news. Daddy please tell the
Journal-Patriot to print my letter
in their paper that I like so well.
80 that all my friends will know
that I am thinking of them and
am getting along fine, and still in
North Africa. .4nd tell all the
employees of The Journal-Patriot
“hello.’’
1 will close for this time. May
God bless you all. Hoping to
hear from you all soon with a
long letter.
Love, your son,
RAYMOND.
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'Mr. R. H. Gore, Fort. Lauder
dale, Fla., capltaliilt and hotel
man was the nceessfni bidder tde
the Omn' Park Hotel property
Monday, when the property was
foreeloMd at public auction by
the Jefferson Standard Life In
surance , Cpmjmny. — Watauga
Democrat, Jane 3rd.
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OFFICE AT BESIliBNOE
310 5TH sraEirr
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Serve Public as J. P;
Special Attention To
COLLECTIONS
Death Claims R. O.
Banner, Banner Elk
Banner Elk.—R. O. Banner. 62,
USB vw - prominent Banner Elk merchant.
after spending a week 'with his j unexpectedly et the hospital
after speromg » ^ lOieo unexpecieuiy
parents. Mr. and "Mrs. Oscar Tuesday afternoon a short
at Millers Creek.
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Pfc. Williams Graduate Of
Radio Television Cour^
Pfc. Crystol Williams has grad
*. ouisi.il xtuu riG. *f
Evangelist Genetti were fellow uated from the Radio Televisio
students at the Holmes Bible Col- institute’s engineer signal schoo
lege in Greenville, S. C.. of which ' ” '
Nephew Mrs Sherman
And Mrs. Johnson
Completes His Course
John Harvey Bingham, U. S. N.,
son of Dr. and Mrs. R. K. Bing
ham. of Boone, has finished bis
course in the U. B. N. Hospital
CorpB'school in bridge, Md.,
anS.'has been-erred to the
94aval Hospital lidi^rfolk, Si*;
>atli(g is now Hos^al Apprentice;'
first class,*' He Jauduat^ wltlr
honors, making an average of
more than 98 in school.—^Watau
ga Democrat, June 3rd.
John Harvey is a nephew of
Mu. A* R. Sherman and Mrs.
La^fa Johnson, of Wllkeafaoro.
in New York City. Pfc- Williams,
before entering the service was
assistant streets and
erlntendent for the town of North
Wilkesboro. Upon completion 01
the course. Pfc. Williams receiv
ed the following diploma:
Radio Television Institute. Inc.
Engineer Signal School
New York City, N. Y.
This is to certify that C. s.
Williams, Pfc., engineer corps.
United States army, has satisfac
torily, completed the course of
study in electricity as prescribed
by the facility and has met the re
quirements for graduation at
Radio Television InstUttte, Inc.
In teetimony whereof'we have
hereunto set onr signatures and
affixed the seal of the institute,
on the 29th day of May, 1943. ^
i WM. R. MaaDONALD,
President ' '
MILTON S. TAFFET, .
Chief Instructor.
time after he collapsed at his
home. Mr. Banner had been in
ill health for some time hut his
passing was unexpected;
He was the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Banner of Banner Elk and
was born here May 31, 1881. He
was educated in the Watauga
county schools in the section of
the county from which later Avery
'Was formed.
Mr. Banner was a brother of
Mr. R. B. Banner, of Galax, Va.,
who is well known here, being the
son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. James
C. Hubbard, of Wilkesboro.
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DO YOUR OWN CANNING
THIS TSAR! .
Help prevent a possible food,
shortege this yeax by putting-up
your fruiia and ' vegetables fof
Home use.. You’ll find, easy-to-'
follow canHlng recipes A big help
in' prw*jTiIng ‘ iHIckftH,
string btoni ;ahd,other itbmk'for
the pantry* shoit," Look tm- -wi
timely feeinre" In the June 20tH
iMue of The American W!eekly;
the big magntlne dietrthnted 'Vito
the Bettlmore Sunday Amerteaii
on eele at *11 newsataifd*,'*
IS THE DAY, MA’AM!
LEARN
HOW
to
SAVE
FOOD!
.
Uncle Sam Needs It!
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■ ‘.p practical demonstration how to do pressure
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