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V . 8t- WUliani 0! ^GfiilSibtQ. ^
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wa« last pnmtotel ta
|1I» rank nd raceiVed the
SUvar oi % c«naejrji.teohtUT
'•lUI Mrgdant at HarliitsiMt Anar
i^BaarjE aehoel^ at jparliacw,
ilhBataA 'Pgt. OaaiblU alao qua^-
■»|4 Jtf hh expert. aerial trlKcr-
. ppyuk 'Sh will leare withla a abort
^Haia to join a combat crew aboard
bomber. '' ‘ ►
- t ftit, Qambill Is a nephew ol
Ita. C. Jf* MoKrtl ol North Wllkep-
:toro route one,* and also. Mrs. 6.
IJ*. Blerlns, of Wllkesboro.
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R«e» nowAiub jr. FOpua,
“Tim Plaoe of-the
Chr£rtlm la hit Chmh’S will be
the anbjem dlichhaajt tar .the pM-
tor at the ..Wilkeel^ro Baptlat
pht^
"■■'V.ereinbg a. ietloa'.of
moieegiii, wfu’bo
aondar jiphbdl ,«#lRiQblPf/i ht
9:d$ a. mj Tr»lfilafL^i!0h
at^ p!'m. \ ’
, X, cordial inviti^on ,lB eztea^^
to the public to wbr^p ttiQk.V*-.
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bent, for^.a
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hs^ b«^
St. Sfk. Lewie Brdyhill
In North Africa
^ St. Spt. Lewis E. Broyhtll has
arrived aafelr in North Africa, ac
cording to letters received by Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Bi8ho|>, of Purlear,
with whom he made his home be
fore entering service. St., Sgt.
Broyhill was In training at Ciunp
Croft, S. C., before going overseas.
His wife Is the former Hiss Wanda
Barnett, of Stony Fork.
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Pfc. Owens Promoted
Pfc. Paul J. Owens has recent
ly been promoted to his preseat
rank. Pfc. Owens is stationed at
Port Leonard Wood, Mo.
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Woods Brothers In
Army Service
Pvt. Troy Woods is in Xc«’th
Africa and his brother, Cpl.
Woodrow B. Woods, was ready to
sail when he wroth home recently
Just a couple of hepeate definitely off the
of room under those root hats to «mk
Laurel and Hardy are solkh-from the neA up!
takes to make you scream wilh Joy at i*»‘T
20th Century-Fox’s xingy, swingy laugh not, Jitterta^, wh«
opens today at the Allen Theatre. Pretty, blonde Vivun Maine
is featured wi^ the two comics.
Odell and Lorenzo Jones of i Pvt. Marsh Returns
Jackin,* W. Va., formerly of pvt. Odell Marsh, son of Mr.
Wlkesboro and grandson of Jim {and Mrs. W. M. Marsh, has re-
Williams of Wilkesboro, N. C.— | turned to Nashville, Tenn., after
Reported.
spending a ten-day furlough here
Pfc. Wade J. Howard
Returns To Camp'
Pfc. Wafe J. Howard, Jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Howard, of
North Wilkesboro route three,
has returned to Camp White,
Oregon, after spending his fur
lough with parents. He has been
in the service nine months.
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Major Theodore Antonakos
Gets Promotion
Major Theodore Antonakos, son
with his parents. He has been In
The Woods brothers have been in Pete ^\ntonal^s. of this city,
the army three years and are
tons of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell
Woqd, who live near Wilkesboro.
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Pvt. Raymond Pearson
Hon^e On Furlough
Pvt. Raymond Pearson, of
Daniel Field, Augusta, Ga.. is
spending a few days at Millers
Creek with his mother. Mrs. Rose
Pearson Holcomb. Pvt. Pearson
was accompanied home by his
wife, who before her marriage on
Jnly 21 was Miss .Sibyl Carter, of
Angusta, Ga.
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Sgt. Jones At Fort Bragg
Staff Sgt. William H. Jones,
who entered the army .\pril 14th,
1941, has done well with the
training he received at Camp Liv-
He Is now sta-
wes recently promoted from rank
of captain to major in the army
medical corps. Major Antonakos
is stationed at a camp in Louisi
ana.
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Brantford Brooks Is
Warrant Officer
Master Sergeant Brantford
Brooks was recently promoted to
the rrnk of. warrant officer at
Camp 1/hite. Oregon. He is a
son of Mr. and Mrs. W’iley Brooks,
of this city, and entered service
in September, 194U,
ingstone. La. He Is now
tioned at Fort Bragg where he is
doing great work training his fel- by his sister, -Mrs. . . B.
lew soldiers to meet the enemies M. Sgt. Gilliam is a son
Harlon GilUani Now
Master Sergeant
M. Sgt. Harlon Gilliam, who is
with V. S. forces in England, has
been promoted from technical
sergeant to master sergeant, ac
cording to a letter received here
Moore,
of Mr.
the army since October 28, 1942
Cpl. Church Returns
'To Camp
Cpl. Beryl Church has returned
to Fort Dlx, N. J., where he is
now stationed, after spending a
week with his mother, Mrs. Chas.
O. Bumgarner and many friends
around the city. Cpl. Church has
been with the army since 1940.
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Petty Officer Chr-rles
Leckie Home
Petty Officer (Second Class)
Charles Leckie arrived home Sun
day and is visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Leckie, in
Wllkesboro. Petty Officer Leckie
recently returned from Bermuda
where he spent sometime, hut is
now besed at Newport News, Va.
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Pvt. James A. Jennings
In North Africa
Pvt. James A. Jennings, son of
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Jennings, of
Bru-shy .Mountain township, is
now in North Africa with Ameri
can engineering forces. His par-
' ents recently .' received a , lettec.
■from him, and he states that he
was getting along fine.
lew soiuiers lu mcci luc c.v....... —■
on all fronts. He is the son of and Mrs. J. -4. Gilliom. of Hays.
The AIXEN5!5
Clifford Smith Here
Clifford Smith, a first class
petty officer in the navy, returned
today to Williamsburg, Va., after
spending a few days here with his
purents, Mr. and Mrs. Goldston
Smith.
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RcbuUdmg Hw Worlil^
First Subjact ^
, Dr. jrOHN W. KINOHKLOH, ft..
, ; Pastor
At the 11:00 a. m. VortolP
service, in the Flrat Baptist church
this Sunday, the pastor will speak
on “RebuUdlng The World”. Sun
day.lohool asaembles at 9:46 a.
m., and the Training Union at 7
p. m.
The 8 p. m. aervlce will be a
union worship service at the Pres
byterian church.-“/The Methodist
minister will deliver the sermon
for the occasion.
London--lfo)rh titan »,«0g
Mbs fell Ike slngglu IlniP
«MT Winy advaahiag |trF|ra Qref
toddjr deaplte fourtle^Oiii^ at-
^otpptg to plug the enMuant-ebap-
efl with tired fcdeftw. kill.
;T The Bnaf>|sas jMbiiir
'Of two ud'a half tp tbnr
and the of^ture of oyer W
lilted plneea—Ineludtug. ^
fitir UaUhn of Si»nev«y^o]o^L.-.
l^gutles joiitfaei^t^'ef Orel, the
nerve center creman re^-
tance.-..',-;,
aelt-lifacted^ , j qomjdeite* >4 liuitfneshte *t
IBIby, who was reported to have Hoa^tal, University of Wlsv^
4n ^ •AskMin.tfWMUf .fk ■ ... m. r "—sni.-w
braak^;
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jfis eobttKion tt Jki
o-Meai, Keying
Mt tha sidd' of hI»,b9sd.Jc
£li^ Rei^aI-wfvlceB''W«l“ Prowew
tirig Veeit At-Lewis fork
In The WAVES
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Is By; jAntty. Christian %nreh. Rev, i/f. L.
RUdn,—iieurenant WtilTh’m H. I Trtvetta, of Boone, is eondnctlng
Weahoni('«n^''son of Mrs. W. K.;the renyal and alt, are hivlfed to
We»i^ And the late Mr. Wens the day and night aervUsee.
First Methodist Church
Rev. A. O. WAGGONER,
Pastor
9:45 — Churclv-school. J. B-
Snipes, superintendent.
11:00 —Morning worship. The
theme: “Walking With God."
7:15 — Youth Fellowship —
Capt. Richard B. Johnston, guest
speaker.
8:00—Union service at Presby
terian church. y
There will be no mid-week
prayer service during the month
of August.
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Miss Rowena Bumgarner, S 2>c,
waa graduated Jnly 10 for the
NATK school at -Nomiani Qkla;,
ea an evlatlon machlsist’a mate,
and will be stalldned at the Navy
base, Jacksonville, Fla. She re
ceived her indoctrination as a
WAVES at Cedar Falls, Iowa. Al-
thongh a native of Wilkes county,
she has made her home for sev
eral years with her cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. T. W. Churcli at Rock
Hill, S. C.
She is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent Bumgarner of Mil
lers Creek.
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W. T. Whittington*
To Damascus, Va.
Wilkesboro Methodist
Rev. FRED H. SHINN, Pastor
No preaching services will be
held Sunday at Wilkesboro or
Union, due to the fact that the
pastor will be at Yadklnvllle as_-
sistlng Rev. Jack Honeycutt In a
revival.
Church school, will he held at
the usual time.
Rev. Walter T. Whittington,
lor the pest eight years pastor of
the First Baptist church at West
Jefferson, has resigned there to
accept a call to Damascus. Va.
Rev. Mr. Whittington is a na
tive of the Reddles River com
munlty of Wilkes county and has
many relatives and friends in
Wilkes.
Twin Sons
MONDAY - TUESDAY
Highlights From
Roosevelt’s Talk
Washington. — Following are
highlights of President Roose
velt’s speech to the nation;
• Our terms to Italy are still the
same as our terms to Germany
and Japan —“unconditional sur
render.”
The first crack In the Axis has
come. The criminal, corrupt Fas
cist regime in Italy is going to
pieces.
But he (Mussolini) and his
Fascist gang will he brought to
(nok ... no criminal will he
alltrwed to escape by the expe
dient of “resignation
Presbyterian Church
Rev. SIDNEY CRANE, Pastor
As the Vacation Bible school
for the church begins on Monday,
August 1st, registration for it
will be held at Sunday schoo'. All
the children and young people of
the Presbyterian church families
are urged to come: others will be
cordially welcomed; and those
whe- are without any regular
church or who do not regu
larly attend any other Sunday
school are especially invited. The
Bible school will last for ten days,
meeting even on Saturday at the
same time as on other days, and
on Sunday at the Sunday .school
hour.
The theme of the morning ser
vice will be the almighty power
end Majesty of God; and the
study will be taken from the gre.ut
fortieth chapter of Isaiah, where
the prophet cries out to hie peo
ple in their captivity and distress,
“Behold, your God!”
Union services oi the Metho
dist. the Presbvterian, and the
First Baptist churches will be
held at 8:00 o'clock in the Pres
byterian church. Rev. A. C.
Waggoner, pastor of the Metho-
diut church, will preach.
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Twin sons were born at the
Wilkes hospital Tuesday night to
Pvt. and Mrs. Rex Bumgarner.
Pvt. Bumgarner, a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Bumgarner, of Wllkes
boro route one, is stationed at
Portsmouth, Va. .Mrs. Bumgarner
is the former Miss Alma Dillard,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Dillard, former residents of
Wllkesboro now making their
home at Brooks Cross Roads.
JULY
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Friday and Sabnnday
FRESH — DELICIOUS
Home of Englisli Style!
THREE POUND GIFT BOXED
29
Box
For the first time w« are presenting these fresh, delicious
boxed Cookies in Gift Box, ready to mail anywhere in the
United States. The family also will enjoy them.
BIG thre;e-pound box
Friday and Saturday
At Penney’s 9 N. Wilkesboro
Offices of Parkway
Bus Co. Are Moved
Offices of Parkway Bus com
pany were moved this week from
the corner of Tenth and A streets
to the second floor of the Park
way Bus company garage- on high-
across the Yadkin from
STAJ
laurel
OLIVER
HARDY
LAST-MINUTE WAR NEWS DAILY
HIIL Ul I COI&***-way 115 vv.
It is our determination to re- eastern part of this city,
store these conquered peo-ples lO Hardister To Goldsboro
the dignity of human beings. jj Hardister, office mana-
masters of their own fate, enticl- gg,. since organization of the
ed to freedom of speech.-freedom company, has been transferred to
.. — from want. 'Goldsboro, where he will he in
of religion, freedom
freedom from fear.
Ahead of us are many bigger
fights. We and our Allies will go
into them as we went into ^cily
—^togethpr. And we shall oirry
on together.
One tangible result of our
great increase in merchant ship
ping—which will be good news to
civilirns at home—is that tonight
jwe are able to terminate the ra
tioning of coffee. We also ex
pect that within a short time we
(shall ereatly Incr&ase allowances
yof sugar.
be in
charge of the bus system there,
which is also owned by E. O.
Woodle. of West Jefferson, pro
prietor of the Parkway Bus com
pany.
Vr
CUT FIVE FEET LONG
From 8” to 30” in Diameter
• DELIVER TO THE •
Mrs. Wiffiams Factory
1 Vi'Mila# WW «# »«»1« 3>ail Highway
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WCOMPAN
i^ilfeSiftboro's^N. C. ^
Has Freak Corn
Mrs. J, B. CVinrrf:, of Boar-
Insf River, brougdit to The Jour
nal-Patriot office Saturday at)
unusual ear of com gathered
from her victory garden. There
were one large and six small
ears,'all from tlie .same dioot.
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Church Pays Honor |
To Rev. Mr. Sprinkle
Salisbury.—^Dr. H.; C. Sprinkle,
pastor of Coburn Memorial Metho
dist church, was honored Sunday
In celebration of his 50 years in
the ministry. Special services
were held both morning and even-
Ing.
! Dr. Sprinkle served the First
church , here for two years and
was later presiding elder ob toe
Salisbury district. He retired a i
few years ago and moved to
Mocksville to make hla home but,
was recalled to the active minis^/ j
some months ago when Rev. W,
O. M’Farland, pastor at Coburn
entered the army aa a-'chaplain.
Homes for
Americans of
Tomorrow
not
Yes, lUtU baby, that future forest is filled with baby trees
much bigger Aan you.
They are growing as certainly as you are growing. By the tiine
you are in grammar sdiool, somefc^ diosi^p:^ will be re^y for
thmuing. ThoM that are tbinoi^ ma/ serve #* fuel to keep you
warm in winter, or as pulp-wood to provide the papw for your
school books. , ' ,
trees
By the time you ate,gcown ^f jwijp* th^
ees will also have "children” oi th^'emrs, coo-^fi^ die time y&a -
Three Join Navy
Rev. A. C. Waggoner, pastor of
the First Methodist church here
Huff- end vbo oame to. North Wilm-
are 40 or 50, many of diose trees wUl ^ («mmerciidIy n^ ..
■hie enough to build millions of fine-homes.- v>v ■ .
° ■'-f.^v-i/-' - i-, 'Jfl
Almost a^tbhrdOf dll the Umd of f^low, is ' x,
grovring of many km^ ^
rive'of die forest Indii^m lejc^ r
Navy ■ RMruUer Joseph . ^
man yesterday sent to Raleigh'for from ,the Cphurii Memorial
vexf-minatlpn eight-, 17-year-old ^ethodtst church-to Sall*^
meii from*Wilkes and'Wataiuga/jtury Sunday aftenuJon to atte"-
'counties. the special evenlqC aervlce.^He
Those sent from Wilkes were: was acconppanied Mr*.
Gale Charlea Bafker, of North goner and children, Gilbert an
WilireBboro: Raleigh Key, of-Patsy, . . . / -
^Mertie;' and Lloyd •Wlngler. of Eev. Mr.. Bpri#^
iReddla* River, . * '' - and
This
serve yOu, and duldreii,
s.
. growing to
Space Is a C^trftw*»n"'Fw. t|i •. Pro^^
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