rGo#rt *.. From
Peofitb^You Know Who More Aho$it"" '^
iMr. Pardee wu eurted]
a StatemrUld luMptUl
^iin. init Ifaurtbi and daughtor.
' oi 'Wlaston-Salem. are aov.
Bg their swamer cottage
i-the Broahiea.
Itlm Soena.BnIUs, of WUkes-
and Min Fajre Ellis, of
Iftfiotte, left today to vislc
Ida in New TofTk City.
: Eir. Jack Swofford, manfiger of
! Wilkes Tires Store, was a bns-
'risitor to Charlotte yester-
;Slr. J. D. Edminaten, resident
.Bonny postoffica, was a pleas-
' ^llor at The Joarnai-Patriot
A, A. (Dick) Caahion was
[t l,is homo in the city a few
lays thU week, due'to extraotioB,
teeth. N '
Captain Mortimer Morehouse,
»ho was recently transferred from
JVlorida to a camp in Michigan, is
iTisiting his family, who have a
.Mn. P. 'J. Bra&o.la it pattont
at the Wilkes Hospital.
Mrs. S. J. Nichols, of PsHEi^r
was in this city Ttissday loeki^
after bnsiness matters. -
Mlss Jennie McNeill, of the
Wllkesboro rohte one community
near Purlear, was a risltor in this
Tuesday. • ' > j* ,
Mrs. Dossie Sldden, Mrs. Vance
Warren and daughter, Eva, of
Traphlll, were North Wllkesboro
Tlsltors Tuesday.
■ Mrs. Josle 'Huffman returned
Saturday from Greenvilles, Pe.,
when} they visited her son, Capt.
Domer J. Huffman. . i.'
Mrs. Q. S. Winters and little
son, Gene, of Laurlnburg,, are
spending this week with Mrs,'
Winter’s mother, Mrs. D. G. Wiles.
Mrs. L. P. Mitchell, of Deaks-
ville, is here this week, visiting
with her sister, Mrs.'^-Eugene
Trivette.
Miss Alma Horton is spending
the week In Norfolk, Va., as guest
of Mrs. J. C. Wallace and Miss
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reummer cottage on the Brushles. Pauline Wallace,
r- Miss Ora Vannoy returned Miss Nellie Blair Price, of
I Tuesday to her home at Reddles Mooresvllle, is here visiting In the
River from Devis hospital in
Statesville, where she had been
for treatment.
Mr. C. Frank Sides, Jr., of Al
bemarle, visited his sisters, Mrs.
Fred H. Shinn, and Miss Ann
Sides in Wllkesboro the past
week-end. His nephew, Gerald
Shinn, returned to Albemarle for
a few days' vlsit.^
Miss Margie Gabriel, daughter
.qf Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Gabriel,
ink accepted a position as teacher
w^health and physical education
home of Mrs. J. L. Clements and
with other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Crawferfd
and, daughter, Emma Jean, of
Baltimore, Md., are spending a
few days .with relatives and
friends here. v
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Spainhour
plan to go up on the Brushy
Mountains the last of the week to
spend a while there in their cot
tage.
Mrs. H. O. Parsons has been
quite ill at her home at Purlear
wongh ‘'Ftlflay'^* s .v-'
tday at licit p. ja «»4 «:•» pf .y^i
. jU.the tent. &
teyiTal y _
At Weicoi^/rHoitee
Prhm Woodwork to War iWork! In the new^or^ “Postmai^
u. S. A.”, at the Allen Theatre on Monday and Tue^y, a ywng
American aviator's dad writes him how and why plants back home
have changed from civilian goods production to war work.
U
Mrs. R.'M. Pound and two sons. Mr end Mrs. J. S. Zimmerman
Carey and Jimmy, of Charlotte, daughter and son, Billy Jo and
are wending a few weeks with Sammy, have returned home from
Mrs. Pound’s mother, Mrs. J. C. a-visit with Mrs. Zimmerman’s
Bmoot, on the Brushy Mountain, people at Jonesboro, Tenn. Sam-
Dr. and Mrs. R. P. Casey and'"’;- had been there for several
daughter. Miss Bobble Casey,. weeks.
spent a few days last week visit-1 ’ ' ’
Ing at Shatley Springs and at “er residents of this city now
! making their home in Lexington,
■ 'passed through this city Sunday
on their way to spend a few days
at Shatley Springs in Ashe coun-
Revival Krvfceg are id.progn^
ils week at:Welcomq Home Bap-
jtlst chUrcb near-iCrfcket.
Rev,. A, W. Eticr, pkptor,
^ting fh the revival by Rey. B.
C. Ashley, of Bina. Berylcefl are'
{held at fen e, m. and eight p. m.
; uad a cordial inviution Is extend
ed* all'to attend, i. t-J,; .
'll' ;-»5Si jS.
In Durham city schools. Miss Ga-1 suffering from a stroke. She Is
brlel graduated this year at W, C. the mother of Mrs. M. B. Mc-
U. N. C. In Greensboro. Neil, of this city.
LUMBER WANTED!
WHITE AND YELLOW PINE
Will Pay Ceiling Prices. Will Come to
Your Yard and Pay Cash
TPhone Smithey Hotel or Write Box 423
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
David Jacobson
IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCEMENT!
To My Friends and Customers;
It is with regret that 1 will have to announce that
I will not servie meals to outside gue.sts on Sun- .
day until further notice. I have come to this de-
V cision bv reason of food rationing and scarcity of
help. We will in the future try to take care of
all who come during the week days, but until
further notice no meals will be served on Sun
days to other than regular boarders.
I WISH TO THANK MY MANY FRIENDS FOR THHR
patronage during the past several years.
AND I HOPE THAT CONDITIONS WILL SO()N
change whereby I CAN AGAIN TAKE CARE OF
ALL GUESTS -AS I HAVE IN THE PAST FOR
SUNDAY DINNERS.
Very sincerely yours, '
MRS. J. W. POWELL, Prop.,
WILLIAMS BOARDING HOUSE
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mitchell
spent the week-end in Sbateaville
visiting In the home of .M*"-
Mrs. R. L. Cash. Mrs. Mitchell
and Mrs. Cash are sisters.
Misses Doris and Elsie Foster
spent last week at While Lake n
eastern part of the state as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Neaves,
of High Point.
Mrs. Fred L. Shomuker, of Mi
ami, Fla., Is In Wilkes for an ex
tended visit with relatives, hav
ing arrived from her Florida home
several days ago.
Mrs. W. S. Surratt, of Brent
wood, Md., is spending the week
visiting relatives in Wllkesboro
and Moravian Falls. Mrs. Sur
ratt expects to return to her home
tomorrow.
Mr. and .Mrs. Paul Bauguss,
of Baltimore, are here visiting .Mr.
Bauguss' parents, Mr. and Mrs. .M.
E. Bauguss. They will also visit'
relatives in Morganton before re
turning to Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Eshelman
spent the week-end in High Point.
ty.
Mr. Basil Jands returned Sun
day to Harriman, Tenn., after
spending the week-end here with
his family In Wllkesboro. Mrs.
Jervis and Mr. and Mrs. Silas
Marsh accompanied him ,to Mor-
ganton, where he went hy train.
Mr. J. W. Leyshon has returned
to the city from a business trip to
IjCinc.nnati. While in that city
Mr. Leyshon attended a sales'
meeting of the Tuxedo Feed Com
pany. Mr. Leyshon is manager of
the Tuxedo Feed Store located
two miles east of the city on
highway 421.
Mrs. Albert Jennings returned
Sunday to her home in Kannapolis
after spending i week with
Mr. Jennings’ parents, Mr. and
Mrs. P. A. Jennings, at their home
in Brushy Mountain township
Mrs. Jennings was accompenied to
Wilkes by her friend. Miss Bertha
Harvel.
— = Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Gentry end
Ou. Saturday night they attended ' children, B, Gr., Jr.,^and^ Otbo
’tl5eMil11s*DWFen3aI~'wedding at ^ Louis, spent last night here in the
Wesley Memorial Methodist home of Mrs. W. R. Absher. They
church. [were on their way home to Knox-
Rev. Fred H. Shinn, pastor of' ville, Tenn., after visiting rela
the Wilkesboro and Union Metho-^ tlves at Reid^ville. Mr. Gentry is
dist churches, is assisting Rev. a former manager of the employ-
jack Honeycutt, pastor' of the ment service Tiffice here.
Yadkinville Methodist church, in Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tomlinson
a revivol this week. and daughter, of -Ann Arbor,
Miss Eloise Minton has return-, Michigan, Pvt. William B. Tom-
ed to her home at Champion af-jiinson, of Fort Custer, Mich., and
ter undergoing treatment at The Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Sullivan, of
■Wllke.s Hospital for several days. ’ -Wilmington, Del., were guests last
Miss Minton is the daughter of ! week of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tom-
iMr. and Mrs. T. O. Minton. |linson, Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Tom-
! Mr. D. F. Sebastian, of North jinson, and Mr. John Tomlinson
Important
TAX NOTICE
One and one-half per cent discount will
be allowed on 1943 Town 1 axes if paid
on or before August 1, 1943.
Taxpayers who owe Town Taxes for the year 1942 will please
take »otice that the time for
Advertisement and Sale of Property
And Garnishment of Wages
is drawing near, and the penalty is
to «oK««t delinquent Uxe
''{■creasing each month.
-those who owe 1942 TAXES ARE URGED TO
PAY ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 1, 1943, AND AVOID
additional PENALTIES.
K^Y.
Tax CoUWfc*or,For ^;Jown of NorA
Wilkesboro route two, and Mr. R.
0. Wyatt, of Laurel Springs, Al
leghany county, were among those
rpending .several hours in No?th
Wllkesboro Tuesday on business.
Mr. Edwin Jennings, son of Mr.
and Mrs. P. A. Jennings, well
known residents of Brushy Moun
tain township, is working in a war
job in Illinois. He likes his new
work fine, his'father stated while
in the city on business this week.
Miss Geraldine Gaddy, has re
turned here to the home of her
parents, Mr, and Mrs, W. F. Gad-
Lt. Albert Stevens, Jr., who is
here this week from Texas where
he is stationed at Laredo army air
field, spent Monday and Tuesday
visiting relatives in the western
part of the state. His father ac
companied him on the trip which
included Laurel Springs, where he
saw his grandparents. Rep. and
Mrs. Robert L, Doughton, who are
just home from Washington. Tn
North Wllkesboro they were with
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Doughton
and in Sparta with Mr, and Mrs.
John H. Doughton. Lieut. Ster-
WMur Dwbij' .
Uoub t^agli
wU]:00ifdacttM4errlcM;
com-
auhioif «i^d ^ ?
A >«Tlti|LWlIl 'staH.Sdadkr add
cqatiiiqer 'Dttoagh Aanp^t 'ltd at
Rotiii^ Novntids ■ eharat,
Rffr. AfCb Sjddaa. add
oHiftl^tatslera, wjiH'w^ddet
•dmeea •frlilcli .will be ..beM- each
night'«t iwcldck. Tie revival
wHF dloae with odmmpnio& and
foot-washing. ■
f-
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- ■ -v?'* ,
i r-
Gp^lii^Stwe
jjgl 1 CU 1,0 f »»a i • «*»•
dy, after a months visit in Con-,gng^ ^ pilot in the gunnery school,
cord, Wadesboro, and Albemarle,
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Phillips
have returned from Baltimore to
their home at Moravian Falls.
Mrs. Phillipb. the former Miss
Rachel 'Njchols, has accepted a
position In the office of the Park
way Bus Company.
Mrs. Burt Savage and two sons,
Billie and Tom, will return to
their home in Knoxville, Tenn..
tomorrow after spending four
weeks In Wilkesboro with Mrs.
Savage’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Patton.
Mrs. M. D. Phillips and Mr. A,
R. Phillips and children, of Dal
ton, were gufests Sunday of Dr. G.
T. Mitchell and family and Dr. E.
N. Phillips and famili^. Mrs. M.
D. Phillips is the mother of Dr.
Phillips and Mrs. Mitchell. • .
• Mr. W. H. DuhMng has sold his
attractive residence In Finley
Park to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Par
due. The Duhlings, residents of
the city during the past several
years, left today to make their
home In Hickory.
Mrs. N. W. Walker, of WHkes-
boro route one, underwent an op^
eration Monday at The Wilkes
HospitsI, and was reported today
•;s getting along fine. Mr.- Walker
was called home Friday from Wil
mington on account of her illness.
Mrs. Genlo Cardwell was called
to .Morrlsvllle Tueeday on account
of 'the death of her -brother, Mr.
E. W, Clemehts, who died that
morning from a heart attack. She
-WHS aeceinpanied there hy Mr.
and Mra.' J. B. Clements, of
Greensboro, -who had ari^ved hefe
day before to visit %itb the
rdwplla ahd Mrs. J. L^ Clem-
wi!l be with his parents on North
Eugene street until Monday. His
wife had been hoping to join him
but has found reservations from
Texas impossible. — Greensboro
Dally News, July 28.
■V-
Evangelist Keys
Conducts Services
_,arge crowds hear the once
known ‘‘Boy Preacher” Evangelist
Charles Andrew Keys, Jr., In an
old fashioned John Wesley open
air evangelistic services, which he
has been conducting every week
end since July 3, across from
Smlthey’s store under a big tree.
Many people come from miles
around traveling and walking
from Wilkes county and through
out the Bine Ridge to Ilbten to his
dynmatlc soul stirring messages
amd hear his testimony as
“Soldier of the Cross" who began
preaching in the hills of Virginia
at five years of age.
The evangelist would r^her
hold open air street services than
to conduct services in churches or,
other places of worship, as he gets
a greater joy out of these ser-'
vices because he began his
service on a street at 10 yehre
of age - and has since -delivered,,,
hundreds of soul stirring
throughout the nation in
air meetings and on the;
and byways, where gvea^
gather and listen to the
God, many accepting Chr:
many going ew4^ ■with
live a bitter
Coffee Now Unrationed!
y**Pe^
Red Stsunps— P, Q, R suid S
are good through July 31st.
Blue Stamps—'N, 1^ and Q
are valid through August 7th.
Sugar—Stamp 13, good for 5
pounds through August 15. Nos.
15 and 16, now good for can
ning purposes.
NBC RITZ
Pound Size
Wheaties, pkg. 11 c
2lc
Gerber’s Strained
BABY FOOD
3 Cans
21c
Libby’s Yellow
MUSTARD
9-oz. Jar
Kellogg’s
CORNFLAKES
Large Size
Grandee Stuffed—
30^
OLIVES, 41/2 ozs
Silver Nip GRAPEFRUIT—-4 points
JUICE, 46 Dzs. 29c
Wegner’s
3 points
TOMATO JUICE, 20 ozs.
IJc
JELLY GLASSES, doz.
35*^
JarRiRgs,5 doz. 25c
SURE-JELL, 2 for
25^
FLITpmt
21c
Large Size
SUPER SUDS
I HONEYDEW MELONS «
CALIFORNIA ORANGES
e YELLOW ONIONS e
Large Size
IDXSOAP
•ifijiiiiiiiiitiiniiillt*
, Westem E^ref “AA” Grade
1^1^ Steak, lb. lU—A—