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dr*a, '‘Miurold ftod jmaor. ec-
ial«4 her and remained with
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lttnc£.in i/enbir over^the
;*tod were Mias Ida Jean and
Prank Witherspoon..
Betale Turner and Miss
Alexander report a very
ibil session of the Wo-
AnxIUary at Concord Wed
Thoraday and Friday of
Key. J.'J. Alexander
led them.
Wkary meeting—
e Wltkos County* Missionary
held Its 8th annual ses-
liod 4th Quarterly meeting
nktul church, Boomer, July
I*. Mday night program was
h» the jKBlor Depart
,er C. G. Harris was
W^ker and spoke very
inly on the subject; “You
Be Born Again.” On Satur-
business session was held
topics were discussed by
'. Elijah Barnes and Bro. Lloyd
rtton. On Sunday Rev. E. L.
ng preached from «, text found
3t. Luke 2:19. He delivered
er^ interesting message. Mrs.
i^le' E. Harris Is president of
.^Qion.
If^ON CIRCLE MET—
lesion Circle No. 2 met with
Blanche Goines Monday even-
^ at 8 p. m. The devotionals
sre led by Miss M. Wood. Miss
ma Alexander presided. Thi>
in event was the report of Miss
mi Alexander, a delegate who
ended the Woman’s Auxiliary
Concord. The hostess se'rved
icious refreshments.
li-JtOYH IX THE SERVICE—
Russell Harris, of .\laha-
visited his parents. Mr. and
. C. C. Harris, last week,
vt. Chester Brown visited his
her, Mr. T. Brown of Wilkes-
■o, over the week end.
t. Chas. Petty visited his
ndmother and other relatives
his furlough last week,
hoiee Howell, of the Navy.
|o Is stationed et Great Lakes.
visited his mother. Mrs.
anda Howell, of Boomer
lough recently.
i^vt. Percy (Bus) Ferguson is
e on furlough, visiting his
mother.
'he following men from Thank-
kVhuych and community are in
e. In the army: Pvt.
i^rncs, Texas; ^gtvPavld,
e§. 'Florida; ■ Pvt. Claude
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your..work, I remain,
’ ' -Tours truly,
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phere of New York’s well-known ente.'tainment spit for servicemen of the United Nations. Cheryl
Walk«r and William Terry have the principal role in Sol Lesser’s star-studded production, which is
slated to open at the Liberty Theat>c on Monday a Tuesday.
B rnes. Overseas: Pvt. Thomas
pi rnes. Texas; Pvt. Burl Carlton,
Texas; Sgt. Jasper Carlton, New
York; Pvt. Obie Carlton, Mary
land; Pvt. Fred Carlton, Pennsyl
vania; M. P. John Carlton, Ari
zona; Pvt. Eugene Davis. Cali
fornia: Pvt. James Ferguson.
Engirnd; Pvt. Robert Ferguson:
Pvt. Howard Ferguson. Pennsyl-
i-.ari : t’pl. Connie HowelJ. Cana
' • Pfc. Richard Howell. Texas;
'-■’vt. -Nathaniel Howell. Fort
Pvt. J. D. Lincoln Howell,
Florida; Pvt. Archie Harris, Mis
sissippi, Pvt. William Howell,
Jferth .Africa; Pit, l^lHam Fai»-
sons, Texas; Pfc. Jethro Satter-
Let The
white, Tennessee; Pvt. Boyd
Satterwhlte, Missouri; Pvt.
Charles Saner, Fort Bragg; Pvt.
Dock Vannoy, Fort Bragg. In
the navy: Jay Lewis Carlton, 111.;
Phoice Howell, 111.; Asa Steele
Foster, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hill
Dula, Taylorsville.
tlHl’RCH NEW.S—
Sunday school First Baptist
church Sunday morning at 9:4.5.
Please come. Sunday morning at
11 o’clock the Pastor Aid Circle
held a very brief service.
The official board of the First
Baptist church urges you to sup
port the service Sunday, August
1st.
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The following letter from Bill
Hoyt, of The Jouriui 1-Sentinel, is
greatly appreciated;
'fhe Journal-Patriot,
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
Tliank you very much for send
ing me a copy of your -fine news
paper of July 19th, and for your
most generous comment about me
and the Press Association meet
ing here last week' You are very
kind, indeed.
I am sure that Gordon Gray
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Manpower Chief Writes
Mr. Dwight Nichols, Editor
The Journal-Patriot,
j North Wilkesboro, N. C.
Dear Mr. Nichols:
! Our Information representative,
'M. R. Dunnagan. has reported
to me the very fine spirit of-co-
I operation you have shown in the
' labor recruiting campaign started
, in the North Wilkesboro U. S.
! Employment Service office area.
' I am plso aware of the splendid
se'rvice you and Mr. Hubbard
have re' dered through your news
paper to our local manager, Mrs.
Kathryn A. Lott, not only In the
.recent oampaign conducted In co
operation with the Klwanls Club
to get all Wilkes people In pro
ductive work, but also through
several years of recruiting activi
ty.
This is to express very sincere
thanks for the splendid service
you have rendered to the cause;
Cordially yours.
WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION
J. S. DORTON,
State Director.
.Charles A. Lewis
Fasses On Jul^ j|i8
(The Elkin Tribune, July 22)
Chiarles Augustus Lewis, 56,
former resident of this city and
son of the late Wiley C. and Ida
Somers Lewis, passed away Sun
dry m'orning at his home In Mil-
ton, Fla.
Mr. Lewis vi as a native of
Wilkesboro. His family resided in
Winston-Salem, but he bad lived
In Florida for sometime. His
body will be brought there for
funeral rites €ind Interment.
He is survived by his widow,
the former Miss Ila Hendrix, two
daughters. Misses Helen and Lu
cille Lewis, both of Wlnston-Sg-
lem; two sons, Pfc. Charles H.
Lewis of Camp Chaffee. Ark'.; and
Sgt. Fred E. Lewis, with the U. S.
Army in North Africa; five sls-
thia city; Mrs. W. C. Cherry and
ters, Mrs. H. Grady Cockerham of
Mrs. Elizabeth Wall of Winston-
Salem; Mrs. Hilton Jones of Boon-
Tllle, and Mrs. Sue Lewis Chrls-
tlon of the Woman’s Army Corps.
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