it Comers and Goers
People You Know Wlio Move A|>o^;
, Win.'BW'TO T«te« «bd chi
of thii city, tp^t .last vedk
iliygtf'ary rltitter'Id. the bpBW of
Hfi* Mw, B. B. AtlmaH.
fW-%;
Mr> «ad Sys. W. B.. Jones spent
tbelt TMKtlan last w«ek at Hen
derabnvUle and 'nearby points.
Dr W. A. Taylor, of this city,
left yesterday to spend a weqk at
Stkatjay^brlngs In Ashe county.
Mrs?**jV rrank Morris, ot Win
ston-Salem, is Tisiting her sister,
Mrs. P. J. Brame, of this city.
Mr. Odell WbltUngtop, well
known citixen of the R^dtes lUv-
er community, wes a Tlsltor in
this city Thursday. •“
Mr. Lee J. Church and Mr. Coy
Church, well known cltlsens ol
the Summit community, were
business visitors here Friday.
Mrs.
Rev. Harvey Phillips and Rev.
Noah Beshears are conducting a
tent revival in Jonesville.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Richard Morrison on Friday at
the Wllkel hosplUl, a daughter.
W. F. Gaddy, Mrs. iVey
Moore, Mrs. J. O. Reins and
daughter, Rebecca, spent last
week at Lake Junaluska.
Mr. Dewey Parker, who holds a
position at Kingsport, Tenn., spent
the week-end at' home near
I Wilkesboro.
A daughter was born on August
eth at the Wilkes hospital to Mr.
Mrs. Claude Warren Kilby.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Robertson,
of Knlghtdale, spent the week end
with Mrs. J. B. Hail./
Miss Nellie Mitchell, of Wilkef-
boro, recently visited Mrs. Cora
Holbrook, at Roaring River.
Mr. D. C. Casstevena, e promin
ent citizen of the Traphill com
munity, was a business visitor
here today.
A son, James Curtis, was born
at the Wilkes hospital on August
9 to Mr. and Mrs. James Fred
Kennedy, of Abshers.^'
s
Mr. Carl Hendrix, of Rond.i,
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Welter
Dickerson, a daughter, Martha
«nr> XxCUvlss*» iwaisa s, . X o * \X7f11rAe
spent several hours here Friday Anne, on August 8 at the Wilkes
looking after business affairs
Mr. W. A. Proffit, prdminent
resident of Denny, postoffice, was
a business visitor to North Wilkes
boro Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Thorneburg. of
Hudson, visited last week in the
home of her grandmother, Mrs
hospital.
A daughter, Betty Jo, was born
Thursday at the Wilkes hospital
to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eugene
Faw. of Wllbar.
Miss Nelle Rousseau, daughter
of Judge and Mrs. J. A. Rousseau,
is in Lexington attending a house
Victoria Wall, at Boomer, and ■ party given by Miss Betty Ward,
witE Misses Mary Dula and Diaii- a classmate of Miss Rousseau at
ne VesUl, In Wilkesboro. { Greensboro College.
i
Sergeant Doubleday,
J^hat bantam non-cori
with the superman
brain, is back in action
on an army transport
— with a blonde as
his military objective!
9 Thursday i
Friday
Mm. €or« ijnlbrook and little
RivOT, were tiefteta fa thfa city
Thunrfay,
Mr! aw| MM."^V«aw Starr and
two young dau^tera, Mary MlUer
arii AaiwjjSfeSver, i^t^a
daya laat week At Ttannonsville, S.
Cwvahd Pageland, S. C,
Miss Be&nte Martin, of
Honda,' to apending-liome time
with her atoterj" Mm. -'Qatl Von
Doyme, of White t Plain*, New
York.
at:
m engaied w wor
spending eeverel day* attlhelir
home fa- Antioch township^Tney
HDW'make their home in Orahath.
Is
Mrs. D. E.' Smoak, Sr.', ‘of
Wilkesboro. and Mm.* S'. €. Web
ster, of Kernersvllle, visited their
sister, Mrs. Victoria Wall,"* at
Boomer, several days last week.
idSlpI Betsy Keith Bowmr a’f ^
Who itos been spending some ttgUr
in Marion wltb 'relatives, has te>^'
turned to this elty. She waa ac
companied' by^jher -Btother, Mri^
-W? M.“'Bowmanfland htotei^lHlss
Minnie ^ane, whd Bpetat tie week
and Mrs, George R.-Weil, of;
Cbniord, have returned
home after a vjjeit-with L't. WaUto
grandmother. Mrs. .Victoria WaH,
at Boomer. lA, IVnli wka recant,
ly transferred to hie squadron at
Galveston,** Texea.'*" ■ He' has been
stationed at Miami,. Fie,
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Mr. R. 1*. Hendren, Mr, Brad
ford Hendren, Mm. Hilton John
son and tyro ehtldren, of this city,
Mabel Hendren,
and Mlsk Mabel Hendren, of
Miss Nancy Rousseau, daughter j^jmson City, TSnn., visited Mrs.
—J M.S. \ir A w/,naaaaii ^ ^ Smlthey at Raleigh, yester
day. Mrs. Smlthey is a patient of
Rex hosplUl. ,
of Judge and Mrs. W..A. Rousseau
of this city. Is visiting Miss Sarah
Margaret Hudson in Winston-Sa
lem'.
Miss Charlotte Hanrell. who
holds a position in Charlotte, spent
the week end here with her por-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harvel,
Sr.
Mrs. R. V. Day and daughter.
Mary Joyce, born July 30 at Bap
tist hospital In Wlhston-Salem,
have returned t8 their home at
Jolliers Creek,
Mrs. Charles Hutcher and son.
Buddy and Miss Margaret Jones
visited their aunt, -Mrs. E. W.
Griffin, at Kings Mountain, last
week.
Mr. John W. Hall attended the
reunion of the Wildcat Division
Sunday in Greensboro. Mr. Hull
was a member of the famous 81st
division in the first World War.
Mrs. Nell Marshall, of Wash
ington, D. C., and Mr. Bill Greer,
of Newport News, Va., are visit
ing their mother, Mrs. Octavia
Greer, at Moravian Palls.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mahre and
son. Robert, Jr., of Pikevllle, Ky..
are visiting relatives and friends
here tor a week. They are form
er residents of the city.
A daughter, Rosa Anne, was
born August 6 "at the Wilkes hos
pital to Mr. and Mrs. Harrjson
McKinley Anderson, of Wilkes
boro.
Mrs. Darwin Smlthey has re
turned to the city after a visit at
Morehead City with Mr. Smlthey
who is engaged in .government
construction work.
Miss Blanche Hall spent the
week end In Lexington with her
aunt, Mrs. Minnie Johnson. Her
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Hall, and -Miss Nell Hall
went to Lexington Sunday and itc-
companied her home.
V jBwnafaBM^
prifaner m tact Twilit
; ptaes, Is in good bwltfa, aeooed*
' iiig to a cwjd xnarfrad hf Ms
iMbcC^Rer, Jf. L, A> Baingnr-
n«ir,^lfflleRi; Oeek.
fkipt. Btun^Bnier, w4io,ifa*
swerving la Ut»- array xnedical
ookpl at the tfaie of the.JW Of
Hail«a,'WM «rntetietgg^'
' ttls/liKhSNa m «i^
tomi- po^oe u^Sh^ WUltpmet
-caid' e^el»edi^w» fa
r Bwai(p*tnei[f* own iMd-'
writing.'' Re said gfae'
'gaids to an. . v - -t ; 15
Mrs. Hessie Smlthey visited her
18-year-old daughter. Prances,
who is in a Charlotte hospital,
Saturday. Friends will be glad to
learn that she Is getting, along
very nicely although she has un
dergone three very successful op
erations.
Mrs. A. L. .Ayeock ’ tmd (tsoigh
ter, Miss Helen Aycock; 'of Win
ston-Salem, are- here' tkis week
visiting with frjeadB. They were
accompanied here Sunday after
noon by Mrs. Aycock’s'daughter
and son-in-law, 1^, and Mrs. W.
A.t Biles. The fate Bev; Mr, Ay-
cock was a former paktor of the
North Wilkesboro First Methodist
church. '■ ■
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^ from a Boston pisM if fa* Btttfaii Air fsros are
The friends of Mr. Harry Sum
mers, formerly of North Wllkes-
foro. will regret .to learn that he
to confined .to the Wilkes Hospi
tal with a very severe case of in
fectious dermatitis. Mr. Sum-
m»rn was a visitor to North
Iiraifag en tie femer ItoUan streagM e( Fa^farfa.bi fas fatal
fae battle fer faat MeitterrayeM tolead.
Mr. B. W. Pendry, well known
farmer residing In the Mountain
View community, was painfully
Injured last Wednesday when the -yyilkesboro Saturday and waa tak-
gurrd of a mowing machine Cut a Igjj suddenly worse. He was ad-
deep gash in his left leg Just Winston-Salem and
above the ankle. Mr. Pendry was
here again Friday for medical
treatment and be Is getting along
fine, friends will be glad to know.
Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Albea and
Dr. Albea’s sister, of Miami, Fla.,
were guests of Dr. end Mrs. E S.
Cooper here JVednesday . and
Thursday. They were on their
way home after attending the
golden wedding anniversary cele
bration for Dr. Albea’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Albea, In
Pendleton. Indiana.
consult a specialist who advised
him to secure immediate hospital
care and later the’same day was
admitted to the Wilkes Hospital
where he Is undergoing treatment.
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Stoves Rationed
After Aug. 23rd
General announcement has been
made by 0. P. A. that stoves,
ranges and heaters will be ration
ed i fter August 23, and this is the
St. Sgt. Len B. Smlthey, U. S. last week in which to buy them
c c’,.i ‘inrithout a certificate.
Rhodes-Day Furniture Co., of
this city, is offering a very coip-
Air Corps, of Ft. Myers, Fla CpI.
W. Q. Smlthey, U. S. Marine
Corps, Camp Joseph H. Pendle
ton, Oceanside, Calif., S. B. piete showing of stoves, ranges
Smlthey, Jr., bnd Miss Rowena and heaters, and the public Is-re-
Smlthey, of New York City, were j minded that this is the last week
called to the bedside of their in which they may be purchased
mother, Mrs. ». B. Smithey. Sr., without submitting application to
Monday. Mrs. Smithey suffered
a severe heart attack and is still
ration boa'ds
Although the company’s display
in Rex Hospital, at Raleigh, shows several sizes and styles, the
Some Improvement Is noted In her number of each Is limited, there-
conditlon. Mrs. Smithey is re-j fore early buyers will get choice
membered here aS Miss Naomi, in meeting their needs. See the
Hendren, daughter of the late A.' firm’s ad. in this •issue for more
G Hendren. . 'complete Aetails.
AT
Just Received—New Shipments
Non-Rationed
Play Shoes
And Sandals!
$2-« ami
WHITE — RED — GREEN — MULTI-COLOR
Mrs. A. G. Jonas, Js., of Lenoir,
was a gnesb here last week in ths
home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Jus
tus. Mrs. Jonas before her mar
riage was Miss Bly 'temple and
at one time lived in North Wilkes
boro.
Mr. Wesley Work, who holds a
position with The Allen Theatre,
had the misfortune of getting his
right hand badly burned Thurs
day afternoon with hot grease
from the popcorn machine he was
operating.
Mr. K. M. Allen, a well known
citizen of this city, beoame ill
Thursday and was carried to the
Wilkes hospital, where he Is now
a pSIient. Friends are glad to
learn that he is improving rapid
ly.
Mr. W. P. Irwin and Mrs. Myr
tle Joines. of Sparta, spent a few
daya last week in Wilkesboro with
Deputy Marshal and Mrs. Walter
Irwin and lamily. Mr. W. P. Ir
win is the father of Mr. Walter
RATIONED
After Attg. 23rd!
We Have a Good Selection NOW ... Of
WOOD AND COAL
Raises!
Six-Eye Tops!
Buy Your Stove Now—They’re Rationed After August 23rd
I _ „ ...lumiiiupiijm \ v.v-Olfa«LCOAAfORTABLE« /
ViOOXM/
WiHiamTRACY* Joe SAWYER
Marjorie Woodworth • Robart Kanl-Woltor
Wooll King'Minor Wat»ot»*Rot»"'r'* r*->'«-'-r
EXTRA FEATURE
On the Same Program
Irwin.
Mrs. Joe Pearson end three
children spent la'st week with Mrs.
Pearson's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. S. Miller, at Todd. Mr. Pear
son went to Todd for the week
end and accompanied them home.
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Mrs. S. C. Webster returned to
her home In Kernersvllle yester
day after spending a week at
Boomer end in Wilkesboro with
relatives. Mr. Webster came to
Wilkesboro and rccompanied her
home.
Some Have Enameled Front... Others Enameled Front and Sides
* .
Heavy Cast Iron Fire Box
Made the Old, Trustworthy Way!
Beautiful construction—lends charm to your kitchen! ^ And they are wonder
ful for baking... and fuel economy. Better select’ yours today while we have
several sizes and styles. Liberal trade-in allowances on pld gtoves!
Miss Eleanor -Smoak has re
turned to Charlotte where she has
a position with the P. B. I., after
spending the week-end In Wilkes
boro with her mother, Mrs. D. E.
Smoak, Sr., and sister, Mrs. Al
bert Vestal.
Rationed After Adgust 22nd[!
Mr. Vernon Church, of Purlear,
who hfis been connected with the
Hayes Hardwisre Company during
the past eight years, will leave
this week to take a position as
manager of a large poultry farm
near Baltimore.
Just Received—32 Automatic Wood Heaters, in Two %zesK
Cold weather may catch you.unprepared for proper heat. . ahdTt may
catch US unprepared to help you, because of stove shortages. Read the
ab^ve again ... then you’ll know what to do—NOW!. Better do it!’ -
The Hayes Hardware store on
Tenth Street was closed lasf Wed-
■esday afterndon and the em
ployes enjoyed a picnic at Lake-
view near Hickory. Those going
from this clti’ were Mr. and Mrs.'
Burl Bayes, and daughter, Louise.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Church, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd \ Cooper and
deughteri Minnie Ruth. They were
joined at the lake by Mr. and Mrs.
C. Booker andiMr. and ^ra.
DaTldson. of Ststesrllle. Boaiung
and dancing were also enjoyed.
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