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BeT.'* *iv W. JfeCai^filled hla
iatjUIkao^atibeat at lit. PtnipiBint
phnii%6 ■Swiitf. BaMaa detiveiW
1 wondarlut aamos. Ita tau(kt
the httutt ladles class In Suadcy
school in s most interesting man
ner. A hlKhllght featnre of the
fay wos a solo rendered hy little
Mary Alice MoOee with Lucille
^cGee at the piano. The song
'••as entitled “You Can Take the
Whole World But Give Me Jesus.”
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cothren of
Baltimore, Md., are visiting relfr
tlves in this and H-rys communi
ties. They will return Tuesday
to, Baltimore where Mr. Cothren
holds a war Job. Mrs. Cothren Is
the former Miss Genera Church.
Mr. J. A. Fairchild spent the
week-end visiting in the home of
*’is nenhew, Mr. Tom'Fairchild of
Watauga county.
Mrs. C. M. Brown went to Fort
Bragg Sunday to yisit her hus
band. Pvt. C. M. Brown who has
recently been inducted Into the
army.
Dinner guests In the home of
Mr. and Mrs..A- M. McGee Sundcy
were Misses Evelyn ifcGee and
! Bettie Sue Huffman. Mrs. HaJ
Church of North Wilkesboro. and
Miss .Mozelle McGee, of Winston-
Salem.
Rev. A. W. Ellfer visited a num
ber of families in this community
the past week. He is endeavor
ing to stir up
teBttb0rie!
fM'-
R(U,
wtt^t vritiM tfr tli»,
ptfic^ it ir«h iMMMMl here
To proMm iti IU9W0
The Tennessee Ramblers,
one see to appreciate.
of the Oldest name HlllbUly Bands f CLAUDE CASEY, the south's
' favorite Yodeler acts as Master ‘ii ^
Ceremonies, and does a grand job j fittingly observed
BhriBsott, tvMi
, services hare'teea’-tp^ progress fjf
last w^k at the AAveat CbrtettaB^
iihnnch conducted by;, the pastor,^
Rev. I»bel, of Lenoir, ij^:
Roy, W. JU TrtvAtte. of Boone, a
former piiafor ^ this church. Bl-
jder Trlvette has been doing the
1 preaching and hM dellTcroA somii
iGmely aerinons. i^^He Ip a apA not*
«.ad for his earnestness and ntt^'
.^slmpUcUy.ln his faith. No"
Soever believed ifn a l^nta
[with any more canAdneps
he believes In his religions
and while one may pot agree
‘him in'ail of his interpretationb
end opinions there is no one wh.i^
'Awould doubt or fail to respect hlU
J sincerity. .. He is truly familiar
with-the scriptures and we thinlti
the saying quoted from some one
t'‘Ih manners gentle, effectlons'
‘mild, in-wit a man, simplicity #
I child” is very fittingly applied to
.him. The meeting closed Sunday
night with a large snd attentive
congregation present.
Fathers Day, June 20, was very
in this com-
Tonag aica between the agi
of 17 aad.,.2f ^hj wdah to boconw i J^tr7« AiwtraUa j,^,
artaih)* oadeto^iaiw aeoure appif-|)lj postwar pNgpran'ttw'u
eatieni hladha from-local ap^ep^ of its swrehaal ntut^
Blackberry
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in the South, will be seen on the
screen in their new picture “Swing singing. He has a very pleas- munlty especially in two homes.
Your Partner” and on the stage jn?- person lity and can keep an It was indeed a happy occasion
in person, Monday. They have audience well entertrined. for the family of Mr. «nd Mrs. W.
recorded for the past ten yeurs; 1 1 CECIL CAMPBELL is also a C. Walsh which brought together
made four movies, two with Gene I very versatile member, who plays rll the children and grandchildren
Autry, one with Tex Ritter, and guitar, banjo, Hawaiian, and making a total of 49. All enjoy-
, their latest, ? Republic Picture, many other instruments. He sings ed a picnic dinner on the lawn
title ‘‘Swing Your Partner.” The solos and sings baritone in trio, about the noon hour. The after-
interest in the j j^gnj-biers have been heard over He has a very nice hillbilly volca. noon was spent In singing old and
many big Radio Stations, but their DON WHITE also is a ver» til- new hymns in which all present
longest stay has been on Station , member. He plrys bass fiddle, took part. A handsome wrist
WBT Charlotte. guitar, Hawaiian fiddle, has a watch was pfesented to Mr. Welsh
A five piece Novelty Band Tea-: ersnd voice, and sings tenor In by his children. While the occa-
turing Jack Gillette, who is very the trio. He joined the Ramblers slon was a complete surprise to
veraatile, plays violin, trumpet, about a year and a half ago. He him, Mr. Walsh remarked that It
and master of novelties, such as was featured on A^X.S, Played was a most enjoyable and happy
music on balloons, hand pump, many parts as Grandpappy. Does occasion to him and one he would
bazooka, and novelties one must very good characfer. never forget
coming revival which will be the^
second week in August. Our pas
tor will be ably assisted by Rev.
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ALL YOU CAN BRING US.
J. C. Oanlpe of Boone. We feel
Deliver to our warehouse on
Forester Avenue.
very fortunate in having Rev. Mr.
Canipe with us and hope for a
wonderful revival.
Miss Edna 'Hull made a busi
ness trip to Elkin Tuesday.
Also on the same day at the
home of Mr. and Mis. J. C. West,
the community's oldest citizen,
I the venerable Thomas C. West
was honored by the presence of
ail of his children and most of
Mr. and Mrs. Roby McNeil and hi* grandchildren. This highly
aja.
Foric Community
family visited with Mr. and Mrs. | respected rnd aged parent had
just passed his eighty-seventh
birthday In May and it was a real
Travis Eller, Sunday.
Mrs. C. B. Dyer and daughter
Hayes Hardware Co.
Miss Ruth Barnette of North • ' • ^ ’ pleasure for him to have his kins
Wilkesboro. spent the week-end York uyer visit ,
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
ed Mrs. Dver's sister. Mrs. Re. Ylstt him on this occasion of
becca Blevins, Stinday evening. Fathers Day. Among those shar-
Bom to Pvt. and Mm. R. C. 1"K Ih* sumptuous dinner served
V,- . I . Jones a boy. Jimmy Clinton, on the happiness of Mr ^ West
Claude McGee, Mrs. Virginia Kil- jj, ^ were Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Walker,
chutist and Is located at Alliance, t Miss Hazel Walker Mr and Mrs.
with her mother, Mrs. W^. E. Bar
nette. . J . I
Mrs. Hal Church. Mr. and Mrs.
by and Miss Carolyn Greer motor
ed to Winston-Salem Friday on a expected to visit hisjGe°‘-ee Walker, and children. Mr.
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shopping tour.
Mrs. Vernon Dyer visited in the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Levi Blackburn, this past week.
and Mrs. Warren Walker. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Trfpiett and daugh
ters, Misses Gray and Annie Ruth
. . ,-Triplett, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. li^est
past w^ all .f the cdinkrtralty
— Mf, and Mrs. Richard
mother. Mrs. J. M. Jones, of Pur
lear. this week.
Little Miss Joan Eller spent the
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aunt,
Jones.
Mr. and Mr*. Arlie Foster and
child, visited Mr. Foster’s father,
I Mr. Doiighton Foster, Sunday.
R. West and Miss Ruth West, of
Lenoir.
Mr. Chas. Mitchell, of Lenoir,
visited friends here Sunday and
attended services at the A. C.
Mrs. J C Stikes and da^hter.
Edna, visited In North WTIkes-
boro Saturday.
We regret to report that Mrs.
If. A. Triplett is ill. We hope she
recovers quickly.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Travis
Eller a girl, Janet Gale, on June
j Mr. Elbert Elledge visited Mr.
‘and Mrs. Earl Stikes, Sunday. Mr.
,-and Mrs. Stikes and daughter, Ma
rie. accompanied Mrs. Elledge
. home.
[ Mrs. Johnson Woodie has mov-
;ed back to this comm-nnity.-Mrs.
{ Johnson has been living In Vlr-
' gfnla.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hamby visit
ed Mrs. Hamby’s sister. Mrs. Al
bert Goforth, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riggs
and children, visited Mrs. RIgg’s
parents, Mr. and .Mrs. J. M. Foster
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Welch and
family visited in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Stikes Sunday.
Mr. .and Mrs. Jndson McNeil
and daughter. Dalphine, spent
sometime with Mrs. McNeil’s par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Eller, Sun
day. '
Mrs. J. .M. Jones and grand
daughter, Jerry Eller, spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Yates, of Parsonville.
Yank Dyer left Friday for Fort
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. O. m. •Profflt of
Wilkesboro, were visitors here
last week.
Mrs. Jay McGee, formerly Miss
Boadie Minton, of Kings Creek
copimunity, has been spending
some time in the home of her
brother, .Mr. Chas. Minton.
“Oft to the Harvest did the
sickle yield” to quote from
Grady’s Ellegy, we believe, has
been the order of the day among
farmers for the last few weeks,
and while a rather large crop of
grain has been harvested the
quality and ^ yield have not been
as good as last year. Corn crops
are looking fine and some good
showers would b'e welcome at this
time.
Mrs. J. C. West was the teacher
in the Bible school conducted erch
day last week at the Adventist
church. Quite a number of chil
dren took advantage of the school.
The Grange met 1* st Tuesday
night and held a good meeting. A
number of busii^ss items were
transacted and a literary program
was presented.
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Phone Us For Service at Any of the
Following Places:
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Bragg. He is the third son of
I Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Dyer who is
j now in the array. Pvt. Carl Dyer
i is located in Florida and Sgt.
I Haynes Dyer is located, in Tenn-
•. esaee.
I ' We regret to learn that Mrs.
; Caroline Holman, an aged Irdy
I of this community, ha.s been sick.
We hope for her a speedy ricov-
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Washington.—^Leglsl'’tion drop-
. ping an “A” out of the yAACs
'and placing its members in the
I United States Army until six
'months after the war was passed
by the Senate yesterday and sent
, to the White House,
j The Senate adopted a, confer-
■ ence report-renaming the Wo-
' men's Army Auxiliary Corps.
I raising the age limits for, member
ship from 45 to 50 end placing
[the WACs’under arpiy regula
tions. , i;
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Jl'ships’ aad’ fifOft teeman.exe
7j in -th.e of :«e Aillea,