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FOR 8AldS--Aatcmobil« TmUer
with good Urea. D. C. Byera.
Wllkeeboro route one. 7-10-2tp
FOR SAliE—Five Ctowa, toree
fresh, two to freshen soon. R.
D. Hayes, Millers Creek.
7-10-2tp
FOB SALE — One Used Woo«l
cookstove; 1 automatic wood
heater; 1 small oil heater; all
in excellent condition. See T.
J. Haigwood, or Call 3S9R.
7-10-2t
FOR SAL.E — il» l-GaHo« Bot-
ties; 150 1-gallon jugs; 1 small
office desk; 8 rolls barbed wire;
5 squares heavy composition
shingle roofing; 1 Ice refrigera
tor; 1 Ice pop refrigerator; 1
electric pop refrigerator. Hor
ton Drug Co. It
FOR SALE—Kitchen Range, with
warming closet. In good con
dition. Carrie Powell, Wilkes-
boro, N. C. ItP
FOR S.ALE — Black Cocker Span
iel, female; registered with
pedigree. See or write Marlon
Elliott, Wilkesboro, N. C. Itp
Ft>R SALF—Small Metal Sol
diers, cavalrymen, buglers,
chargers and sentries. Price
reasonable. See or ’phone Gor
don Finley, Jr. ’Phone 323.
Itp
F'OR S.tLE—Pair Flve>-Vear-01d
mares, weight 2800. Work any
where. Also 150,000 feet old
field pine, white pine and oak.
J. A. Gilliam, Hays, 'phone
21F14. 7-10-2tp
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CHURCHES
Wilkesboro Baptist Church
Ker. HOWARD i. FORD,
Pastor
"For the Sake of Others”, will
be the theme for morning worship
at the Wilkesboro Baptist church
this Sunday,
Mid-week prayer service Is held
each Wednesday at 8:00 p. m.
All of our regular services will
be carried on by adults during
the polio epidemic. Faithfulness
on their part will be appreciated
in order that our church program
may bo as effective as possible uu-
der the circumstances.
First Methodist Church
Kev. A. C. WAOOONKK,
MinistCT
9:45—Church school.
11:00—Morning worship—^The
theme: “The Lost Day”.
The church Is open for prayer
and meditation each day from 12
o’clock noon to nine In the eve
ning for those who desire this
privilege.
FOR S.tEE—Several I'.sed Ranges
and cook stoves completely re
conditioned, A size for every
need and every home. Prices
you can afford to pay. llatiou
free. Come early and get your
choice. Forester Furniture Co.,
corner B and lOtb streets. It
FOR S.\1,K—One Good, Slightly
used studio couch, pre-war con
struction, steel springs, auto
raatic steel bingos, good grade
tapestry cover, i’riced for quick
sale. Also see our line of new
furniture. Forester Furniture
Co . corner B and 10th streets.
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First Baptist Church
Rev. T. SIjOANE GUY, Jr.
Minister
Morning worship—Eleven o’
clock. "The Constraint of Free
dom”.
Evening worship—8:00 o’clock.
"God and Company, Limited”.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Baptist Training Union ;;t 6:45
p. m.
The adult group of the Baptist
Training Union begins on this
Sunday evening a course of study
in the relation of religion and
health.* Adult members of the
church and their friends are urg
ed to be present.
Following the evening service,
"Open House” will be held In the
pastorium. Attendants upon the
service, other members of the
church and friends are cordially
invited. An hour will be spent in
an informal get-together for co.a-
versatlon, group activities, and
iieighborliness.
WntwhoroJI^^irf
Rer. FRRI| H. SHINl*.
Pastor >
' Church school, 10:00 a. m,
Johnson Sanders, superintendent.
Morning worship, 11:00 a. m.
Sermon topic: "This BlWe Hungry
World”.
Evening worship, 8:00 p. m.
Sermon Topic: “The Gathering,
Storm".
Youth Fellowship, If announced
Sunday, Monday evening at 8:00
p. m. .
Revival servlcea which were to
begin Sunday evening have been
cancelled.
THURSDAY, JULT^
Pentecostal Holmesa Church
Bev. WOODROW SMITH,
Ihistor
Since duly considering the pre
caution of our health officer, and
his request to help prevent Infan
tile paralysis, we have cancelled
our revival which was scheduled
for July 2-16. We are hoping
that this terrible epidemic threat
will soon subside. At present
however, we are still continuing
our regular services.
Sunday school—9:45 a. m.
Morning worship, 11:00 a. m.
Evening worship, 8:00 p. m.
Wednesday prayer service, 8:00
p. m.
Everyone has a cordial Invita
tion to attend all of these services.
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BROB8 JUBn^a stamps
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GASOUNU—Coupons No. 10
in A book good tor three gal-
lona became eftecUTO May 9
and will mptre August S.
SUGAR—^ugar stamps No.
30 and No. II, (book 4) good
for five 'POiHadi IndeHnltely.
Stamp No. 31 bodmmes good in
definitely June II tor five
pounds. _ v -- :
CANNING SUGAR — Sugar
stamp No. 40 good for tire
pounds ^ eanning sugar until
February 28, J046.
PROCESSED FOODS—Blue
A8 through Z8 and A6 (Book
4) now valid at 10 points each,
for use with tokens., Good In
definitely.
MEATS AND PATS: Red A8
through Z8 (Book 4) now valid
at 10 points each, for use with
tokens. Good Indefinitely.
SUGAR: Sugar stamp 40
good for five pounds canning
sugar until February 28, 1945.
Apply to local boards for sup
plemental rations.
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1X>R SALE—Ideal Ueering Mow
ing machine; used but in good
condition. See Lish Parsons,
Wilkesboro route. Brown’s Ford
road. 7-6-2tp
K>R SALE—One Threslilng Ma
chine, size 22.x3G, one 17x22
boiler, both A-1 condition; one
International Tractor, 22x36.
See or write J. L. White, Union
Grove, N, C. 7-17-6tp
bX^R SALE » Acres rimbtu- or
will sell by thousand feet. See
Mrs. H. N. Cannon, Traphill, .V.
C. 7-6-2tp
FOR SALE—Seven-Room House
on 75x140 lot. 1214 P street,
North Wilkesboro. B. H. Waugh.
North Wilkesboro. 7-6-4tp
SPECIAL — At Rhodes Day’s—
Water set consisting of beauti
ful pitcher and eight beautiful
glasses—only 98c for complete
set. Get yours today 6-19-t(
8PBOLAL PRICES On Good Up
right Pianos—Some as low In
price as $65.00. The action of
all our pianos Is thoroughly
cleaned and regulated. Gang
screws, nuts and bolts tighten
ed. and tuned. Easy terms of
payment. If you wish. Garwood
Plano Co., Old Wilkesboro, N.
C. 5-18-tf
WANTED
WANTED—Young Lady Who Ha.-
experience or can learn quickly
to help with sandwich business.
Good wages, room furnished if
desired. Apply to D. tV. Miller,
404 F street, North Wilkes
boro. 7-6-tf
WANT TO BUY—Small Farm of
10 to 20 acres with 5 or 6 room
house near town. Mrs. J. C.
Grayson, Wilkesboro, ’phone
232J. 7-10-2t
WANTED!
Man with several
years experience
- in -
Men^s Clothing
Shoes, Etc.
GOOD PROPOSITION AND
PERMANENT WORK
for right man
MARLOW’S
Men’f Shop
North WUkeoboro, N. C.
Presbyterian Church
Rev. S. D. OR.YNE,
Minister
To partake of the Lord’s Supper
together will be our chief purpose
in the morning worship next Sun
day. July 9th. We urge all our
adult members and all young peo
ple over 15 years of age to come
I>articipato in this quarterly com
munity service. In keeping with
the request of the health authori
ties, wo do not urge boys and
girls under 15 to attend; but par
ents and children may exercise
their own judgment in deciding
whether or not they should come.
We invite also all those members
of the Christian church who are
without any church home in this
town to join us in this fellowship
around our Lord’s table. Dr.
Charles L. Crane, a missionary of
our church to the Belgian Congo,
will deliver the communion medi
tation. Let us all who plan to
participate prepare ourselves in
mind and heart for this sacra
ment.
There will be no Sunday school
for children or young people, or
any evening services, till further
notice from the county health of
ficer that the danger of the spread
of the current epidemic is past.
The men's and the ladies’ Bible
classes will continue as usual.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday
will also continue as usual.
Summit News
Of Past Week
“Thousands Cheer”
Is Brisk Musicfilm
An-d In Technicolor
Rev. Noah Beshears filled his
regular appointment at Pattons
Ridge church Saturday and Sun
day.
We regret to learn that Mrs.
Ida Church is still In the hospi
tal, and hope she will soon be
well.
Miss Vernon Miller, of Lenoir,
spent Saturday evening with her
aunt, Mrs. Lee J. Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Coy Church, of
Purlear, spent Saturday night
and Sunday with their parents,
Mrs. Lee J. Church, and Mr.
J. A. Keys.
Rev. J. W. Church visited his
son, Mr. Angus Church, of Cricket,
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Black
burn and children, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Blackburn’s father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Greene.
Mrs. Mae Green and daughter,
Kathleen, and Della Mae Mikeal
and sister, Nell, spent Saturday
evening with Mrs. Nina Church.
Mr. and Mrs. I.rf>onard Greene
and children, of Lenoir, spent
Saturday night with Mr. Presley
Church.
Miss Una Dell Beshears spent
Wednesday with Miss Nova Dean
Waters.
Mr. J. A. Keys visited Mr. T.
F. Church Sunday.
Mrs. Lennie Benge and children,
spent Sunday evening with her
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Church.
Mrs. Elisha White and children,
Georgie Lee, James Ernest, Eller
and Della Mae, spent Saturday af
ternoon in the home of Mrs. T. F.
Church.
Miss Ruth Keys spent Friday
night at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Coy Church.
Mr. Hubert Fletcher spent Sat
urday night with Mr. Raleigh
Church.
Misses Ruth Kesm, Juanita Keys
and Lizzie Church spent Sunday
with Miss Helen Church,
W ANTED — To Buy Ce}ar Lum
ber, 1 Inch boards. Kerley’s
Cabinet Shop, North Wilkes
boro, N. C. 6-19-tf
Lt, Claude Peters Is
Killed In Accident
W.LN'l’ED — Portable Remington
or Royal typewriter. Good price
if in good condition. H. G. Nich
ols at Journal-Patriot.
Miscellaneous
MRS. JIM IVTLJiLAMS announces
opening of The Tourist Lunch,
located on Highway 421, one
mile west of North Wilkesboro,
on SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
ONLY. All kinds of sandwiches
and soft drinks will be served.
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Do You Feel Tired? Is Your
Digestion Bad? Do You Want
a Good Appetite? Then TRY
OLD-HAWK
LAXATIVE TONIC
It has helped others and it
will help you. Get a bottle to
day at—
RED CROSS
Pharmacy
FREIE—To A Worthy 4-H Clnb
boy in Wllkee county, one regis
tered Poland China pig for
breeding purposes. See Charlie
Day at Rhodes-Day Furniture
company. 6-19-tf
WANTBD—6To Boy Woodeaw. See
or writ® TOm Whittington, care
The Goodwill Store. T-6-2tp
REGISTERED GUERNSEY BULL
—“Champlon-Flbre” No. 331,-
991. Conveniently located in
North Wilkesboro. Close to
Texaco OU Plant. Service fee
$3.00. Pat M. Williams.
(J.J.A.S)
Funeral services for Lt. Claude
Peters, husband of the former
Miss Helen Irvin, of Wilkesboro,
was held June 19 at the Methodist
church in New Ulm, Minn., his
home town.
Lt. Peters was killed near Camp
Cooke, California, Sunday, June
11. when a jeep in which he and Agnes Bowlin
three others were riding plunged
down an embankment. He was In
stantly killed but the others were
only dazed.
Lt, Ellsworth Ostergard, who
accompanied Lt. Peters’ body
home for burial, stated that Lt.
Peters was highly regarded at
Camp Cooke and that his death
was a shock to his many friends
there. At the time of the acci
dent Mrs. Peters was on an ex
tended visit with his parents at
New Ulm, Minn.
A gay musical, photographed in
glorious Technicolor, an appealing
love story of an Army private In
love with the Colonel’s daughter,
topped off with one of the great
est display of screen stars ever be
fore filmed In one picture make
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s "Thous
ands Cheer”, playing at the Liber
ty Theatre Monday and Tuesday,
one of the must-sees of the year.
Kathryn Grayson Is seen as a
charming young concert singer
who leaves her Job as soloist with
Jose Iturbd’s orchestra to do
morale work at her father’s camp.
John Boles does credit to the role
of Colonel Jones as the bewilder
ed father suddenly meeting with
a charming grown-up daughter.
Many of his difficulties stem from
the fact that Gene Kelly, the
camp’s problem boy solves his dif
ficulties when he and Kathryn
fall in ^ove, much to the despair
of Boles and mother, Mary Astor.
Jose Iturbl makes his first ap
pearance on the screen In Techni
color and provM himself an ac
complished actor as well as musi
cian. Partaking In the star-stud
ded USD sequences are Mickey
Rooney, Judy Garland, Red
Skelton, Eleanor Powell, Ann
Sothemi LuclUe* Ban, Virginia
O’Brien, Lena Home, Marsl a
Hunt, Marilyn Maxwell, Donna
Reed, June Allyson and Gloria De
Haven and little Margaret O’
Brien, as well as many others.
Kay Kyser and his orchestra. Bob
Crosby and his orchestra and
Benny Carter and his band also
are numbered among the perform
ers.
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Services On Sunday
At Boomer Church
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When your tires we
Jon’f let them wear out. Drmg
■ for the best recappuig
them m lor tne d
job your money can Y* .
Ulomcus Goodyear
Rev. W. F. Presler will preach
at Boomer Advent church Sunday
morning, 11 o’clock. Instead of
three o’clock In the afternoon as
formerly. Prior to the preaching
service a baptismal service ''vill
be held in the baptismal pool at
the home of Earl German at ten a.
m. The public Is cordially invit
ed to the services.
superior Goodyear mote-
rals...auddia..r.e-J»“«''
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check-up .. • we
Mrs. Bowlin Dies
Funeral service was held Tues
day at Peak Creek church for
Mrs. TalUe Bowlin, age 33, wife
of P. A. Bowlin, of Pores Knob.
Mrs. Bowlin died Monday.
Surviving are her husband, one
son and one daughter, Fred and
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—due to the funcUonal ^middle*
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Lydia B. Pinkham’e Vegetable Com
pound to relieve such eymptoma.
Made eepeclally for women^t helps
nature! Follow label dlrcctlone.
LYDULnNKHAM’S UMP^NO
ENROLL NOW In Cadet Corps
for September class at H. F,
Long Hospital, Statesrllls, N.
C. n2-22-29-]6
Just Received! J
Shipment of NEW H and 2-Ton
Dodge Track Motors
Let US install one of these motors in
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Wilkes
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Jack Swofford, Manager