and Social ActihrjtieB
US SOCKWEll, EDITOR
Preview of Goming Events
♦ i^TELEPHOWE 2lS
Wilkesboro 4 Judge and Mrs. J. A.
[oman^s ^oetety
Meeting
■WHk tlM oreMe^t. liN^ BmHj
Tmxatm, la tberse t||k
aeeUHg of the North TinwiiTintfi
'^•mukh Soetety of ChrlstUU 8«i^
Vice me held at the Wllhee-
^ horo nrat MethOttt ohuroh
Teeeday aftsmooB, uf wae pre-
^ ' 4eded hy an execntire ateetlnc.
Tralalnc tor Chrtallea Leader-
; ahlp vaa the thamelfer program
: which was given by the circle of
which Mrs. R.. K. Qtbbe la chalr-
■WB. Mrs. Gibbs Was the leader
^ and was assisted b^ Mrs. Genio
Cardwell, Mrs. Jack Swotford, and
Mrs. J. D. Schaefer.
Plea^nt Home
W. M. S. Meets
•The Witness of tbe^ Lifted
Lamp’’ was the topic the Wo
man’s Miealonary Society discuss
ed for the July meeting held with
Mrs. G. G. Foster, with twenty
ladies present Sunday evening.
Mrs. Foster was assisted in the
program by Mesdames date Bum-
gamer, Luther Nichols, Turner
Nichols, and Misses C!ora McNeil,
Minnie McNeil and Lillian Kilby.
The business meeting wes pre
sided over by Miss Cora McNeil.
The August meeting is, to be held
with Mrs. Ollie McGlamery.
The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Luther Nichols and Misses
Romantha McNeil and Nancy
Bauguss In serving punch and
cookies.
Roiiseeaxi Attend ^
4Bar Social Events v .,
Judge ahd Mrs. J. A. Ronssean
while fa Wlneton-S*tom during
the week-end ettendlag the State
Bar Asioelatlon. were guests ? at
some of the social courtesies ex
tended to Bar members.
On Saturday they were gn^ts
at a luncheon given by Attorney
and Mrs. Fiwl Hitchlns at4helr
home honoring Governor and Mrs.
J. M. Broughton. Around fifty
guests were present for the lunch
eon.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs.
Ronssean attended a bridge party
given ftt the country club by the
wives of the Winston-Salem Bar
Assooiation members honoring the
wives of out-of-town Bar members
attending the Association.
Bridge was played at sixteen
tables and Mrs. Rousseau was the
winner of the high score prise
which was a five dollar warsage
(corsage).
Mrs. C. C, Faw, Jr.,
Bridge Club Hostess
The members of the 8th Col
umn Bridge club were delightful
ly entertained by Mrs. C. C. Faw,
Jr., at her home on Sixth street
Monday evening. The game was
pleyed at two tables and at the
close the hostess served a salad
plate.
High and low score prises were
won by Mrs. Faw and Mrs. Russel!
Gray. Bill Ingram was a guest of
the club.
Wednesday Sewing
Club Met With
Mrs. J. L. Clements
Mrs. J. L. Clements was hostess
at a delightful club party this
week entertaining the members of
the Wednesday Sewing club at her
home on Sixth street Wednesday
afternoon. Following an Infor
mal hour together the group was
served tempting refreshments by
Mrs. Clements and her daughter.
Miss Mary Louise Clements.
Wilkesbora Baptist
ifc Ur^pmetOTKfk^
T^esday^ Ni^ht
The July meeting of thh Wo-.
qf&B’t Misrioaury Society of the
W^Sieaboro B«tot church , wa*
held at the church ^hiesday %ve-^
nlag. The memheia of Mja., ®*
mer Lowe’s circle gave the. pro-
gnam with Mrs. Lowe la phlu-ge.
A. Stroud led thh devo-
^nalr and those presenting the
Jopls were : Mrs. .Ltfwe and Mrs.
M. O. Bdwafdls. Mrs. Fred Hemp
hill, of North Wllkeeboro, and a
visitor at the meeting, accompanl
ed by Mrs. O. T. Mitchell, sang
'Open the Gates”—^Knsff.
Mrs. Mitchell, the president of
the societg, presided for the busi
ness session. The meeting was
well attended.
W. S. C. S. Has Meet
The Women’s Society of Union
Methodist church met with Hrs.
J..M. Nichols Tuesday evening.
Miss Mary Nichols had charge
of the program, assisted by Miss
Bessie McLean. The theme was
‘‘The Training and Leadership In
the Orient.”
Mrs. J. P. Crysel held the chair
during the business session. Re
ports were heard from various
committees. Mrs. Fred Shinn dis
missed with prayer.
Delicious refreshments were
served during the social hour.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Alfred Crysel August 10th,
o’clock.
Mmidar
*fue«day
leijl.
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lYtlE IVEIMI * HIM HltEH
CECI1I.IIIIUI
a sammsiwr >|iv—■
Joel McCrea and Barbara ^anwyck t^ east of thoosa^s in
the Cedi B. DeMQle epic romance of early railroad tailding. “Unidn
Padfic”, which o>peBB Mmiday aid Therfay at the L^rty ^«t^
TTie strong sappurting cast taeta^ Brian Donlevy, Akim Tamiroff,
Robert Preston and Htesnlly hundreds of othaw.
Union Church Young
People Enjoy Party
The young people of Union
church had a delightful party at
Miss Juanita Childress’ home on
Thursday. Several games and con
tests were enjoyed on the lawn,
after which the fourteen guests
were invited Into the living room
and were served delicious refresh
ments by the hostess and Miss
Marine Turner.
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Retonga For Friends
Presbyterian
Auxiliary In
Monthly Meeting
The monthly meeting of the
Presbyterian Auxiliary was held
at the church Tuesday afternoon
with the president, Mrs. .\rchie
Ogilvie, in charge. Following an
interesting business session Mrs.
Gordon Finley and Mrs. John
Leyshon gave fine reports of the
Auxiliary Training school which
they had recently attended at
Montreal.
Mrs. A. A. Cashion, Write Cross
secretary of the local Auxiliary
presented Miss Mary Lowe, su
perintendent of Grace Hospital
at Banner Elk. who made a talk
of much interest on the work of
the hospital.
Hall-Osbome
Engagement
Announced
Pvt. and Mrs. Haggle W. Faw,
of Millers Creek, announce the
engagement of their _nelce, Grace
Dean Hall, to Pfc. Hil'ery Osborne,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Osborne
of North Wilkesboro route one.
Miss Hall graduated from the
Millers Creek high school with
the class of 1942 and now holds a
position at the wflkes Hosiery
Mills Company.
Pfc. Osborne attended the North
Wilkesboro high scfaooh and is
now serving with the armed
forces in North Africa.
Dr. and Mrs. Smith
Honor Their Guest
As a courtesy to Mins Flora
Smith, of Klngstree, S. C., Dr. and
Mrs. H. B. Smith were hosts at a
supper and bridge at their home
on D Street Thursdry evening. In
the bridge- game Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Brarae received the prize
for highest score. Miss Smith,
sister of Dr. Smith, was remem
bered with a gift.
Houck-Bumgamer
Vows Announced
Miss Lillie Elizabeth Houck,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Houck, of Moravian Palls, and
Mr. Arnold Franklin Bumgarner
were married on May 29. Mr.
Bumgarner Is a son of Mr. F. F.
Bumgarner, of Wilkesboro. j
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produce more proteins, at no ad
ditional expense, by cutting hay
crops at an early stage of maturi
ty, when they will yield more pro
tein than the same crops cut at a
later stage.
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It Is A Great Joy To Be Able
To Go Shopping And At
tend Church Again, States
Happy Mrs. Bangle. Tells
Of Her Case.
One of the most enthusiastic wom
en in her section about Retonga is
Mrs. James A. Bangle, of 152 5th
Ave., Greensboro, N. C. After
finding relief in her owm case,
Mh-s. Bangle has supplied Retonga
to many friends. Happily discuss
ing her own case, Mrs. Bangle
states:
“For years I was plagued with
a weakened, nervous, rundown
feeling, and my arms and legs
ached’ so terribly that after being
up an hour or two I felt so ex
hausted and uncomfortable I would
have to lie down. I had ao appe
tite and the little I ate caused se
vere gas pains. I became almost
afraid to eat. I was forced to re
ly on laxatives for elimination.
My nerves were on edges, and I
felt so weak and wretched that I
could not go to town or even at
tend church.
‘■Retonga was a blessing. I am
so greatly relieved that I enjoy
my food, my nerves are calm, and
I don’t have to take strong laxa-|
tives. The aching and throbbing |
muscles are relieved, too. It is a
great joy to go shopping and at
tend chukch again. Retonga is
grand”.
r.etcnga is a purely herbal gas
tric tonic combined with liberal
ouan ities of Vi-.amin B-1. .Accept
no substitute. Retonga may be,
obtained in North Wilkesboro at
H"'rton’s Drug Store.—Adv.-
Dr. Robert W. King
Weds Dorothy Sisk
Fayetteville, July 17.—In Hay
r.treet Methodist church, the wed
ding of Miss Dorothy Williamson
Sisk and Dr. Robert Wilson King
took place July 13. Rev. T. H.
King, of Wake Forest, father of
the bridegroom, heard the vows.
, Prior to the ceremony a pro
gram of nuptial music was rend
ered by Miss Edith Hall, organist,
and Mrs. Harold S. Russell, solo
ist.
The bride was given in ipaTriage
by her father, Horace Sisk. The
bridegroom was attended as best
man by his brother, William G.
King. The ushers were Dr. Chas.
Highsmith and Hubert King, the
bridegroom’s brother.
The h(ride, youngest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Sisk, is a graduate
of Salem College, and during the
past year has taught in the Laur-
;nburg schools.
Dr. King is a graduate of Wake
Forest college and of the medical
school of George Washington Uni
versity. He is a member of Phi
Chi medical fraternity and the
Smith Reid Russell honorary med-
j ical society. For the past year he
; has been an interne at Highsmith
hospital in this city.
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Mrs. Hunt Entertains
For Mrs. Duhling
To honor Mrs. W. H. Duhling.
wfco leaves’soon for Hickory to
reside, Mrs. Murphy Hunt was
hostess 0t a' delightful party pt
her lovely new home north of the
city Wednesday afternoon. Fopr
tables were arranged for rook in
a colorful setting of mixed sum
mer bloBsoins. High and low
score prizeejwere awarded to Mrs.
Ray Barnes and Mls's Rpth Col-
vard. The honor^.lwa* remem
bered with a gift by the hostess.
Prior to play Mrs. Hunt was as
sisted in serving «. sweet course
by Mrs. J. Q. Adams and Mrs. A.
M. Church, Jr.
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Mrs. Will Blair Is
Bridge Club Hostess
Mrs. Win Blair was hostess .to
the members of her -bridge club?^.
^at her home on‘Fifth Street Frl
toy aften»«Mi. , Table prises In j
the game, which were war stamps,
fljent to Mrs. C- D.‘ Coffey,- Jr:,
'‘Sd Mrs. L. M. Nelson. - Miss
Smith, o;..KfBgsttie;’]A'
oosegnest of Dr^ and Hrik H. ~