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State JRofid, Dies
.'iCTK 'Mlaaoari lloseley Qnan-
VO04, SS, di*d BuBdkr morsing,
at tb« home of a danshter, Mn
Harriaon Golden of State Rood
ooidiiiitnlty: She waa the yrtdirw
X)X James. Greenwood who dls4,
many, years ago, ymd a danghter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Dudley
Moseley. She was' a memher of
Cooleemee Baptist church.
Surriying are three daughters,
is
elghl-«randfcWdi*a, one ^ter,
Mrs. Mattie Williams, Stole Road^
Funeral was conducted at Little
June Havoc Joe fi. Brown and Dale Evans, now apptor^ in
“Casanova In Burlesque”, laff-packed cm^y starring Joe E. Brown
at The Liberty Theatre Thorsday and Friday.
Richmond Baptist church this af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock with Rev. L.
B. Murray and Rev. T. S. Draughii
in charge.
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NOW IN ENGLAND
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Gaddy Motor Company ||j
PARTS AND SERVICE 44A
rflOnOS OFFICE 211 11*
4 Blocks West On Boone Trail
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
and was working at Oarollna Mir-
row Corporation in North Wilkes-
boro at the time of his enlistment
In service.
Recently Corporal Mahaffey’a
parents received a beautifully dec
orated' diploma that had been
awarded to their son In testimony
to his fine character and Christ
ian faith. The parents are very
prolid of the award and rightly so.
Set up like a regular diploma,
decorated with a border of stars
and the flag above the diploma is
sued by Vincent A. Cox. Chaplain
of the 38th Engineers, reads:
"To certify that Vernon T. Ma-
haffey of the 38th Engineer Regi
ment, has adhered faithfully to
Christian principles during his
services in the Army of the Unit
ed States of America, World War
2.
“Loyal and courageously, he
has cheerfully resigned himself to
hard labor, sacrifice and the de
mands of modern warfare and has
remained faithful to his God and
to hlB country.
“In spite of Inevitable antl-
Chrlstlan Influences, such as Irre
verence toward God, blasphemy,
drunkenness, adulterous, riotous
gamhl^g'*aa'®l'Pfanlty, his Bible,
his God, his church and his pray
ers have been his close com
panions and riillltary efficiency
jand courage hav® been his prac
tice.
"The undersigned takes pleas
ure In approving his fine charac
ter and the fact of his faith.In
Qod”—Signed by Vincent A. Cox,
Chaplain 38th Engineers.
Cpl. Mahaffey Is a nephew cf
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mitchell,, of
North Wllkesboro.
A Baby Industry Does
A Man-Sized Job
MASONIC NOTICE
A ;
Regular communication of Lib
erty Lodge number 45, A. P. & A.
M., Thursday night, April 6, 7:30
p. m. Work in the third degree.
All members asked to attend, visi
tors welcome.
A. A. STURDIVANT, W. M.
S. T. ANDERSON, Sect’y.
Cranberry Service
For Men In Service
Thanks to the pioneering of your
State Extension Service and other agen
cies, poultrying has ceased to be a side
line and become on important industry
—especially vital in war agriculture.
Electric brooding, lighting, laying
houses, water warming, ultra violet radi
ation and other practices are playing a
great part in today's production records.
Announcement la made of
special service to be held Satur
day night, April 8, eight o’clock,
at Cranberry Baptist church near
Roaring River in honor of meii In
service from that community. The
public Is Invited and members of
families of service men are urged
to attend.
SCRATCH PADS—Assorted
sizes; in bundles of three
pounds for 20c. Carter-
Hubbard Publishing Co.
Our Rural Service Department has for
yeors worked closely with, your County
Agent and Extension Specialist to en
courage more efficient, more profitable
poultrying.
DUKE POWER COMPANY
Pre-Easter Bargains
SOUTHERN
BARGAIN STORE’S
In Newest Spring Merchandise For Every Member of Family!
Ladies’Suits, Coats
and Dresses
Ladies’ New Spring Sweaters
$2.98 to $4.98
Ladies’ New Spring Skirts
$2.00 to $3.98
1 Ladies’ Dress Shoes and Oxfords $2.35 to $3.98
NEW EASTER VALUES FOR THE CHILDREN!
Children’s Hats $1.00 to $2.00 I Boys’ Wash Suits „$1.25 to $2.00
New Spring Dresses -79c to $2.98 I Boys’ Slack Suits , $3.98 to $6.95
Ladies’ Suits—
New Pastel Shades
$8.95 to $24.50
Ladies’ Coats $16.50
Ladies’ Dresses—
Washable Silks and Crepes
$3.98 to $5.95
Ladies’ Blouses—
In All Sizes
79c to $2.98
Ladies’ Spring Hats
All New Styles
$1.69 to $2.49
EASTER
ACCESSORIES
Ladies’—
Hand Bags— $1.98
Rayon Hos(
51 guage 69c
Ladies’ Slips and
Panties
At Popular Prices; AH Sizes
CHILDREN’S SHOES—ALL SIZES AND STYLES _$1.50 to $2.98
Ladies’ and Children’s Un-Rationed Shoes and Sandals! |
LADIES’ SANDALS CHILDREN’S SANDALS
$2.25 to $3.95 $1-50 to $2.98
A Size For Every Foot and No Stamp Is Needed to Buy Them!
IN OUR MEN’S DEPARTMENT
YOU’LL FIND OUTSTANDING VALUES. FOR EASTER IN OUR MEN’S DEPARTMENT. ..VISIT IT!
NEW EASTER SHIRTS
$1.50 to $2.50
MEN’S DRESS SHOES
$4.98 to $5.98
MEN’S WORK PANTS
$2.50 to $2.98
Skirts to Match $1.75 to $2.25
Full Line Men’s Hose, ’lies. Underwear, Handker
chiefs, Etc. ,
New Management For
Southern Dargain Store
This is to announce that
Mr. Herman I. Johnson
has accepted a position with our
store as manager. Mr. Johnson is
an experienced salesman and is
highly capable of supplying the
people" of Wilkes and adjoining
counties with their needs in de
pendable merchandise at great
savings.
Thousands of Dollars of New
Merchandise
has been added to our stock just
in time for your Pre-Easter shop
ping, and everything possible will
be done to make your shopf)ing
visit to our store both profitable
and pleasant.
Come In Today!
Southern Bargain Store
Wearing Apparel For Every Member Of the Family at Lowest Prices!
tenth street
NORTH
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