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tet j^pared;
iil S^inar
Md In Wilkesboro ^
Church;
A »«mb«r of mstrttettro as won
, Jf talks wore jlTon
ta* Sdnaational Sendiiay for
J^WoBMa'a .Society of Christiaa
BMVIce of the Mkln' dlstiaot.
WkWi was hold ta the Wllkeaboro
••thodlat Aurch oa Friday, the
irm. ^ Mrs. H, H. Cobb, df Wilkee-
•Wo,. aad district ylce-prealdaBt,
nrealded for the meetins.
- Preaentln^ different phases of
f ttovrork were Mrs. J, W. Payne,
j Of Cherry ville, Conference Secre
tary of Christtan Education; Mrs.
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I. Pitts, of Lenoir, StatesrlUe
district secretary of Christy So-
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Want Ads
Rates: Ic A Word
'Bach Insertion; Mininani 2Sc
FOR SALE,
BURROUGHS Adding Machine, 7-
column, perfect condition, at
sacrifice.. Portable model, good
appearance. See H. G. Nichols,
at Journal-Patriot.
FOR SALE OR RENT—Small
farm, 9-room house with out
buildings. Spring and creek.
Ideal chicken farm. Also pas
ture. Near Millers Creek high
school. R. I. McNeil,. Millers
Creek, N. C . Postotfice ad
dress, Box 287, Wllkesboro, N.
C. 2-23-2tp
FOR SALE OR RENT—Ten-room
house on "D” street; five-rooms
and bath on each floor. BEECH
BLANKENSHIP, City 9-20-ti
l'X>R .S.tLE—Good Roadmaster Bi
cycle. J. D. McLain, Wilkesboro
route two. It
FOR S.^LE—Very Choice Gue«ui-
sey dairy heifers $25 each and
up. Non-related bull free with
five head. Sayre Dairy Cattle
Co., Sayre, Pa. 9-30-5t
FOB SALE—Seven Room Houv:
located at Mountain View;
known as E. R. Settle place, in
cludes 1 1-2 acres land, on bus
line. Call 21F11 or write Box
"T", Hays, X. C. 10-7-3t
GOOD REBUILT Used Upright
Pianos.—Garwood Plano Co.,
Wllkeaboro, N. C. 5-S-tf
FOR SALE — 1040 Ford Tndor
deluxe. In good condition. Call
at Insurance Service & Credit
Corporation office. 8-19-tt
eMr'R€bea6»a%iUl IioiMl>>t%un:h
AetiViUes; Mrr. J. L. Hall.^if Elk
in, diatriet aeeratary of Spiritual
Life; and Mra. C. B. Dawaey, Jr.,
of Boone, confereaea rural workr
eF,'Who spoke on the young wom-
en’e and girls’ work.
lira. IvSy ‘ Moore, of North
Wllkeaboro. led the openloi; devo
tional period. Mrs. A. C. W)ag-
goner, of North Wllkeaboro, ex
plained the purpose of the meet
ing, after which the women as
sembled in fonr discussion groups
led by Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Pitts,
Mrs. Hall, and Mrs. Dawsey. Mrs.
Waggoner also presented the
China Emergency Fund and ‘The
Week of Prayer’’. This emergen
cy fund is to take care of the in
creased living expenses of the
missionaries, who have made
every sacrifice that they may have
even the bare necessities of life.
Miscellaneous
POUNl>->-keUowl8h Brc-wn Large
hound dog, came to our house
about two months ago. Owner
may have same by describing
and paying for keep. Mack
Hayes, near Gilreath Pastoffice.
Up
LOBT—Two h'emale Dogs. One
Is a black and white fiste. ,Thc
other is a black and tan hound.
Notify Vaughn ^ Church, Pur-
lear, N. O. 9-2S-2tp
PERMANENT WAVE, 59c! Do
your own permanent writh
Charm-Kurl Kit. Complete
equipment, including 40 curlers
and shampoo. Easy, to do, ab
solutely harmless. Praised by
thousands including June Lang,
glamorous movie star. Money
refunded if not satisfied. Hor
ton Drug Co. 11-8-lOtpm
Methodist Miksiott-
' in concentration
’There ' are' 38
ary women
camps.
Mrs. Pitts explained, the seven
areas of Christian Social ReUtlons
and local church activities, pMce,
alcohol,' interracial and minority
groups, the Christian fiimlly, ccO'
nomies, and local church activi
ties. To function lu these areas
means “Christianity In Action’
Mrs. Dawsey in relating the
story of Moses and his rod, chal
lenged the women that we too
have something in our hands, and
that we too should do something
about It. Therefore we are af
forded this opportunity by train
ing our young women and girls in
the great missionary program.
Mrs. Hall stressed the need of
deepening our spiritual lives,
for we must be full of the spirit
to meet the' many issues of life
today.
Prior to the closing of the
morning session Mrs. J. B." Hen
derson, of Wilkesboro, offered a
prayer; Mrs. Dexter C. Chadwick.
Btonary progrUm, -:A
written by MTr», Payne on
ary educktiVoV was given by Mr^r
J, C, R^ns.;JfrS; J.: R. Snipesv.yml
Mrs, Willlk«4bii'lcift. sU,.of ]i.om
Wlilfesboro.' "?:l •.
> Mrs.. Edd F. Gsrteer, of
‘WlUceslbbro, and district icor^'
mmm-
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pondi^sdoret^, outllni^.lwyfJ’ii
phatsM of the work in thk'
Musical I Stars.
In First^ Meeting
Of the Year
^ .All
in 'time, a|wr-id|K>C of '
■:«ectlii*. It l» .
Taigo number ot jfuii (pemW
1 of the night clFelea. and the
Wesleyan Ghlld''will attibd.
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Ec^^fdw of
The Musical Stars met Tuesday,
September 14, at 4 p. m., for the
first meeting of the year. Four
teen members were presnt. Re
freshments were served by Mrs.
Gibbs. The following officers were
elected: President, John Gibbsi
vice-president, Corinna FijileJ’:
secretary, Mary Eamore Finley.
The following committees were
appointed:' Program committee,
Mary Elmore Finley, chairman,
Anne Smith and Gordon Forester;
game committee, C. G. Plexico,
chairman, J. C. Hayes, and Mick-
^ general meeting of the
Wilkesboro Baptist Missionary.
Society 4 will be held at. the
chnrcta ’Tuesday evening at eight
o’clock. ‘ ■ '
belle Gibbs, chairmali, Russell Car
ter und Roberta .Gil^s.
During the prb^m, piano so
los were played by J. C. Hayes,
Anne Smith, and Eric Duncan, and
a violin diiet was played by John
.G^bbs and Mary Elmore Finley.
of North Wilkesboro. accompanied
at the piano by Mrs. Geo. Parller, | ey Somers; social committee,
of Wilkesboro. sang as an offer- Gene Somers, chairman, Nelle
tary solo, “My Task”, after which Gwyn Brame, Eric Duncan, and
Sans Souci Club Met
With Mrs. Swofford
IttS«mc«
,tbi WlllMs ■ .^urdAF after.' | ' w spec'tti Wririce U the
r'&kx^heifsofthe Wed- ' " ' ' ’ '
I noon for Qife}j$ekil>ers oTtbe Wed- IWitlteshbro EMfUst^hureb yester-
nmday Bewfng clnh.wnd some sd- j^htyi ,ganlng;,inM Ih the service
dltlonal gne«s. .’The group spent ro& .fsfinles of the *nTOh wsre
an informat-' h'onr together In
hendwork end conversation, aftmt.
whlrii refrieshments' wepe v^servedn
by Mrs. McOjy. -
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honoT^. Patriotic hymns were
4«ug,*the' honor roll containing
L’ St.
Oakwoods A.
Holds Monthly Meet
V?^'war(J(-;f ^-Ford, preached a force-
The Oakwoods Y. 'vSf. A, held Its'
regular monthly meeting at'-the
home of Mrs; Vernon Stroud Fri
day, Stept. 3. The president, Mrs'
Archie Anderson, bad charge of
the business session and led .the
, derotlonals. Mrs. Vernon Stroud
The members ot the Sans Souci i had charge of the program. Misses
tho.hames of those id the service
,wgs read, and the pastor. Rev.
fnl sermon
Rev. A. C. Gibbs, of Elkin, dis- Hyatt Gibbs; song committee, Isa-'club were delightfully entertained Wora Laws and
Steelman
“TImb Is the Army”
'' At the Allen Soon
The big ihdtion picture produc
ed under the direction of Irving
Berlin entitled, "This ir the Ar
my", will be shown soon at The
>ilen Theatre, The proceeds from
the picture go to the army relief
fund. Watch for shoiring dateg.
REWARD
Reward for information lead
ing to recovery‘of 13 five-gallon
cans of white^and red paint in
Sears. & Roebuck containers.
Stolen from apartment house on
D street.
J. D. HUFFMAN
CTiampion, N. C.
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PERMANENT
POSITIONS
Available
FOR RENT
FOR RE.NT — One Fumishel
apartment with steam (teat; al
so heated bedroom. 733 Ken
sington Ave., ’phone 228.
9-20-tC
FOR RENT—One 4-Room and
one 3-rbom apartment close in.
Mrs. C. G. Poindexter, ’phone
635. 9-6-tf
Kc;.>'l—furnished .tipart-
ment, three rooms and bath—
suitable for couple. Private en
trance. Street floor. Mrs, W.
A. Sydnor. 9-20-2tp
WANTED
W-ANTED—-lndustriou.s Man With
working family to op.grate small
grade A dairy and high pro
ducing general farm. Tam
Hutchinson. 3 miles north-oast
of North Wilkesboro on high
way 268. 9-23-3tp
ED A Woman To Cook In
all hotel. Serve only two
9 a day. Will pay from
to $80 a month and fur-
room, board, and laundry.
B Mrs. J. H. Hopkins. dr..
Anchorage, Brunswick,
rts “ 9-20 3t
Ranted!
:VERAL MEN
to work on
Sultry Farm
champion
jltry farm
:hampion, n. c.
Ak end e«45h month off
cftro Joh?m1‘!*»
AT ONCE
FOR
Male and Female
Workers
WHITE—OVER 16
-your countiy looks to you to back the invasion f
Sales Clerks, Store
Managers and
Assistant Managers
IN POST EXCHANGE
Experience desired but not
required, as short training pe
riod will be given.
Salary, $1080 to $2160 per
annum, plus time and half for
over 40 hours per week.
Comfortable living quarters
available. Chance for rapid
advancement.
REPRESENTATIVES OF
PCST EXCHANGE
'Will Interview Applicant?
At
U. S. Employment
Service Cffice
309 NINTH STREET
NORTH WILKESBORO
On
SEPT. 24 AND 25
8:30 TO 5:30
Report tc Your Nearest
U. S. Employment
Service Cffiee
>_rwbit« GW LI|^t
rork In North Wllke^
home. $35 for referral to these representa-
d*y .tives.
15 BILLION DOLLARS
(NON-BANKING QUOTA)
1HE big drive is on I As the
___ tempo of the war increases
... as our fighting forces go all-
out for K4VASION, we folks back
home must mobiliM in their support
And that's what the 3rd Loan Drive
is fori ‘
To reach our national quota everyone who
posaihly can most invest in at least one EXTRA
$100 War Bond during Ae drive. AT IMST
$100, More if. you can. That’s in addition to
yoqr regnkr War Bond subscription. Invest;
out of your income.. • invest out of accumu-'-
lat^ funds.' Invent every dollar you ca^ '
This is total war and everyone must do Im
full share I , . ,
You know all about War Bonds. Yo*
with generous interest. That War Bonds are
the safest investment in the world. That they
help secure .your future ... hasten Victory.
So now—t^ay-4>ack die attack—with War
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Sofast Investments in the World
know that every penny comes back to ym
BACK THE ATTACK-WITH
• United Sntet W*r SsTtngt Bonds Seriei "E”; give? yoo
back $4 lot every $3 when the bond auturet. Inteyest 2.9%
• ytwr, compoonded lemianoualiy, if held to nurariiy.
DfpominadonK $2i. #50, $100, $500, $1,000. Redemp
tion Apytiine 60 dayi'after issue date. Price: 75% of
lUfsii^iy mine; --
jAt%Ti«asi>ry Bonds of J964-1969; readily marketable,
aocf^ble^M bank collateral. Redeemable at par .and
■CBmad iiiMretcfor the purposa of aatiaiyiax Federal csuce
Somber 15,1943: due December 13, 1969.
iM^n^fSOd, $1,000, $5,000, $10,000, $100,000
^0e,0(KK Pii^'pnr and acenad intarest.
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I Traasory Bonda bf 1951-1953;
Is series "F*;United States Savings
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sSerief"0’V-r;.-
persoins now engaged
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