CHDR'CHES
WUMBBOEO BAPTIST
^ R«v* Hovaid J. F«^ Pastor
9:48 a.'^ ml—Sunday. School, T.
& Story, aapvrlntondeat
11:00—MmUair Whiahip, sub
ject: **BaiMHng Spiritual Foonda-
ticBS Throoi^ iHmne Life.** A
apodal Mother’s Di^ OfferinK will
bo taken for the Bapftlat Hospital.
In recofnitioa of President Tru
man’s proclamation there will be
a spedal season of prayer and
thanksgiTinff.
IWawtAdsI
Rates: Ic AWord
• 7:00 p. m.—BTroning* Wortfilp;
The ordinsmee of baptism will
held at this time.
Tliere will be no mid-week
prayer service. Our people
asked to attend the revival at
WQkesboro Methodist church
this time.
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FIBST BAPTIST CHUBCH
Dr. David B. Browning, Minister
9r46 a. m.—Sunday School, *'
E. Elledge, superintendent
ll:00-i-Moming Worship, sub
ject: A Letter To Mother".
6:45 p. m.—B. T. U.
8:00—BvoRlng Worship, sub-
“Christ and Hducation”.
FIRST PRESBTTHUAN
Rev. Louis J Yelanjian, Minister
Sermon subject at the 11 a.
worship service will be “The
Greatest Mc^ther In Histor^’.
5:00 p. m.—^Vespers. This serv
ice will be an hour of prayer as
recommended by President Tru
man.
Bach Insertion: Minlsima 25c
FOR SALE
WILKESBORO PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. Louis J. Yelanjian, Minister
8:00 p. m. Warship Service. The
sermon subject will be “Four Pic
tures of Mother”. The public is
cordially Invited to attend.
FOR SALEV—Good Quality Build
ing Brick in any quantity. See
H. L. Eller at Millers Creek.
5-24-4tp
FOR SALE — Good Dry Slabs,
sawed in stove wood lengths.—
Stacy Pardue, ’phone 25F03, in
Wilkesboro, N. C. 5-318tpd
FOR SALE—5-Room House with
timber (mostly poplar. Place
has electric lights, good water, 2
chicken houses. On mail and
bus route. See H. G. Nichols.
FOR SALE — Rawleigh’s Insect
Dust, Fly Killer, Fly Pepellant
and Disinfectant. W. W. Kyle,
North Wilkesboro route one.
R. & O. Grocery Co. also has
these products. 5-31-8tp
lXk8X:Mnmber 4 ration book.
Finder please return to Freda
F. Felts, phone 45F05, or to
Journal-Patriot. Itpd.
FOR SALE — One 'Turner Hay
Press, with power take-off at
tachments, on rubber tires, or
steel wheels. Grant Greene, Deep
Gap. N. C. 6-21-4tp
JUST RECEIVED—A Ship-
■lent of white Rickrack and
lacea—all widths;red, white
and blue embroidered em
blems, 15c each; belt buck-
lea, 10c; shoulder straps, 10
cents; sewing needles, lOc;
side combs red and shell
color, Sc each; hair nets—
elastic all round, 10c; pre
war shirting, chsunbray and
white material in yard
lengths. — RAY’S STORES,
East of Bus Station, second
door east of the R. & O.
Grocery, B Street, North Wil
kesboro.
FOR SALE—Tractor-DrawTi Plow,
good condition. Will work on
any make tractor; also Regis
tered Guernsey Bulls, around 1
year old. Dave Hall, Wilkes
boro, N. C. 5-10-2tp
FOR SALE—23 Acres Land with
800 ft. frontage on Highway 268
near city. Good building sites
proposition. H. G. Nichols.
'FOR SALE — Used Cash Regis
ters, adding machines and Type
writers. Phone 22F11. 0. P.
WaUs, Ronda. N. C. 5-7-2tp
FOR SALB-^ or 5 tons of first
class Timothy Hay. Apply to
Llneberry Foundry and Ma
chine Co., North Wilkesboro,
N. 0. 6-10-4t
FOB SALE or trade 1989 Ford
Pickup for late model car.—J.
M. Crawford, North Wilkes
boro, N. C. 5-14-2tpd.
FOR SALE: Two-horse spring
cultivator, practically new;
reason for selling—bought cul
tivator for tractor. Want -to
buy Iron wheel, light weight
wagon for tractor. Charles
Howard, Wilkesboro.
6-14-2tpd.
AUCTION SALE — May 12, 1945.
2 beds, 2 safes, 3 tables, 1
dresser, 1 radio cabinet, 1 range,
1 organ, 1 lounge, rugs, chairs,
dishes and crocks, cooking ves
sels, 1 16-guage single barrel
shot gun, 1 wheat drill, 1 com
planter, 1 sausage mill, 1 pair of
scales. Sale to be held Satur
day, May 12, at my home place,
10 a. m. Martha Anne Wiles,
Dockery, N. C. 6-7-2tp
FOR S.ALE: Three shotguns,
Winchester pumpgun, one au
tomatic and one double barrel.
See W. H. Wilson at Imperial
Life Insurance company over
Carlton’s Hardware. 6-14-2tpd.
FOR S.lIiE: Three beautiful
building sites In Finley Park
each of these have 100 ft.
$1600. $1650 and $1650. If
you are looking for a nice
spot to build a home let us
show you these. Absher Real
Estate Oo. 6-10-pd
Sugar Drip Cane
Seed
On account of sugar shortage,
we have secured a quantity Sugar
Drip Cane Seed.
PRICE 6c POUND
If interested, see ns at mice; al
so have a good stock of fertilizers
on hand.
S. V. TOMLINSON
Real Estate
Sales - Rentals
• ABSHER#
Real Estate Co.
E. M. Blackburn, Mgr.
Office
Over Payne Clo. Co.
Wanted At Dace!
Mason & Hanger Co.
— AT —
Radford Ordnance Works
RADFORD, VIRGINIA
825 Carpenters 300 Laborers
55 Bricklayers 30 Pipe Layers
34 Mason Tenders
A COMPANY REPRESENTATTVE WH.L BE AT LOCAL
United States Employment Service
309 Ninth St. N. Wilkesboro, N. C.
MAY 7TH-12TH
To Interview Applicants For the
Above Classifications
Working 10 Hours, 5 Days; 8 Hours On
Saturday
f^aMpofiation Advanced to Job: Living Qnarten Asamred
On or Near Job
FIRST MBTHODBT
Bev. A. 0. Wa«f»*i
9-46—Church School.
11:00—“The Christian
In Wartime". This
ginning of Christian Fa^ (Week.
7“lfr—The Youtii Pellow^p,
sioo—"Religion And the Home .
WILKBSBORO METHODIST
Rev. J. 0. Ervin, Fistor
Church School at 10 a. m., John-
son Sanders, superintendent.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8
May 13 should be more
+hon merelv a usual chuTCh day
SS MetiodlBU of WUkeeboro.
President Truman has
asked and proclaims that May 13
should be a day “
thanksgiving and petition in all
rHuTcl\6s in Ajn.6ncft«
R is also Mother’s Day. one
which should hold
cance to every home and heart in
our land. . , ,
It is also the initial day of our
special revival services “
church. No attraction or interest
for these days should stand above
or come before our duties ^d the
meeting of our responsibilities to
the church.
FREE! If Kaoess Add Cnesoa
pains of Stomach Ulcera, IndK
gestlon, Heartburn, Belching,
Bloating. Nausea, Gas Pains,
get a 25c box of Hdga TaWeU
St Horton’s Drug Store.
6-7-20t-p
F\>R MNX—Ml®®*"**® Floor Wax
ST—BSTes time and labor; also
for sale Old English Wax lor
floora and linoleum; Scrubzol
and Wellborn’s Cleaners for
any surface; wool wall, ceiling
and floor mops—just the items
for your spring cleaning.—
Rhodes-Day Furniture Co., Inc.
Lost and Found
LOST: At North Wilkesboro
postoffice, two-piece, pink
dress. Finder please return to
Journal-Patriot or phone 511M.
' Itpd.
LOST! LOST!
Registered Letter
containing mostly $100.00 bills.
Finder will be
Liberally Rewarded
Call at Journal-Patriot office and
amount and size of bills will be
given.
• WANT ED
WANTED—Two glrla over 18 to
learn to be waitresses. Good
pay, six days week. Write or
see PRINCESS CAFE, North
Wilkesboro, N. C. It
WANTED — To Buy 500 to 1,000
Hens that have been blood-test
ed, either Rocks or Beds. 'The
Wilkes Hatchery. 5-10-2t
WANTED—^To do your general
shoe repair work; expert work
manship and beat of material.
Clontz Shoe Shop, located near
Tomlinson’s Department Store.
4-3Otf
Miscellaneous
NOTICE — At the present, and
for a limited time, we have
available a linoleum mechanic
who will install your print and
inlaid linoleum. Come in today
and select your patterns. Rhodes-
Day Furniture Co. It
BRING YOUR SHOES to ua for
expert repair work. Best of ma
terial used. Clontz Shoe Shop,
In building formerly occupied
by Harvel’s Studio. 4-30-tf
WE DO EXPERB Watch, Clock,
and Jewelry repairing.—Wiles
Jewelry Store 3-6-tf
HEAR YOUR FAVORITES
The magic of recorded music
brings your favorite singers
into your home whenever you
wish. We have records of all
popular and hillbilly tunes to
give you the best in recorded
entertainment.
SPECIAL!
3 Pkgs Needles 25c
Where You’re Always Welcome
Mail Orders Filled
P. D. MUSIC CO.
F(» Records You Want
216 Ninth St.
For Sato—One Record Player
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We are eaqiectiBg.tiw'aaaistaiiee
from our oeigbbon; the choir of
the Wilkesboro Baptist chnreh. baa
been asked to render special help
on Monday oi$^t. May 14tiu
Ail are welcome and each one is
invited.
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BROWNOUT OVER
AFTER V - E DAY
, North WUkeeboro branch of
the Duke Power company was in
formed by telegram Wednesday
afternoon that the "brownout’’
designed to ooneerve electricity
has ended.
This means that window light
ing, display U*ht8 and eleotrie
signs may once again be used.
The "brownout" was ordered sev
eral months ago to last until V-
B day and was instituted primari
ly to save coal used In the gene
ration of electricity.
•V
Producers’ Ceiling
Prices Eggs Fixed
Local War Price and Rationing
officials today listed celling prices
on eggs which producers may
charge when selling to consumers.
The present celling prices are
effective until May 30 and are as
follows for grade A eggs; large,
48 cents: medium, 46 cents;
small, 48 cents.
For grade B eggs the maxi
mum prices are; large, 45 cents;
medium, 44 cents; small, 44
cents.
Walsh-Johnson
Vows Announced
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Walsh, of
North Wilkesboro route one, an
nounce the marriage of their
youngest daughter, Nora Mae, to
Cpl. Fred Johnson, of the U. S.
Air Forces.
The vows were spoken at York,
S. May 7, at 4 o’clock, the
ring ceremony being used.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Rommie Johnson,
of Davidson.
’The bride wore a powder blue
traveling dress with black acces
sories.
Cpl. Johnson has served in
China and India for the past two
and one-half years, and was a-
warded the Good (Conduct Medal
and wears four battle stars.
After a brief stay in Davidson,
the couple will leave for Santa
Anna, California, where Cpl.
Johnson will be stationed for a
short time.
ADMINISTRATRIX’S NO’nCB
Having qualified as administra
trix of the estate of E. P. Lowe,
late of Wilkes county, N. C., this
is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to pre
sent them to the undersigned,
whose address is Pores Knob, N.
C., Route 2, duly verified, on or
before the 1st day of May,_ 1946,
or this notice will be plead in bar
of their right to recover. All per
sons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate settlement.
This 1st day of May, 1945.
MRS. B. M. BROYHILL,
Administratrix of the estate of E.
P. Lowe, dec’d. 6-7-6tT
Mrs. C. iC
Claini«4
Funeral
stepsons, L,
^ ol Lmoir; C. ' C.
Gira^' ltimm«tt6,^of Bondbl
imo gltUn" and two brotiim:
Mrs. J. W; Joyce, Hflton Village,
Mrs. Nannie Dimmed, age OT,
wife of G. A. Dimmette, piomizient
citizen of the Ron^ community,
died early Wednesday. • • '-f
Funeral service will be held Fri
day, a. m., at Macedonia "Bap
tist church. 'Ilie body will lie in
state at the church from ten until
eleven o’clock.
Mrs. Dimmette is survived by
HAT SALE!
ALL SPRING HA-ra
REDUCED TO
Vz PRICE
Besrinning Friday
MAY 11
Jean’s Dress Shop
■ra"—wpr n HE nwEiriM mr ni
LAST CALL!
Buy Your Needs Now
While You Can Buy
ROTENONE
DUST
25 lbs. for
$3as
We have several tons and are
pricing it low in order to make
room in our warehouse.
'fa.l Hr*. Mary. WDkeraon,
Va.; Obtirlaa and
jarrotte, of Va.
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•UY Moae WAR
RED CROSS
PHARMACY
"Your Service Drug Store”
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE
Under and by virtue of an order
if the Superior Court of Wilkes
county, made in the special pro
ceeding entitled W. A. Bauguess,
executor of the estate of Mattie
Bauguess vs. W. A. Bauguess, J.
J. Rhymer et als, the same being
No. upon the special proceed
ing docket of said Court, the un
dersigned Commissioner will, on
the 21st day of May, 1946, at 12
o’clock. Noon, at the courthouse
door in (Wilkesboro, North Caro
lina, offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash that certain tract
of land lying and being in North
Wilkesboro township, Wilkes
county, North Carolina, adjoining
the lands of Boyd Daniels and oth
ers, and more particularly de
scribed as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at a stake on the
east side rf the Mulberry road 75
feet northwardly from W. W.
Spear’s corner, running eastward-
ly parallel with Spear’s line L40
feet to a stake; thence north 4 d“-
grees east 100 feet to a stake;
thence south 89 deg. west 140 feet
to a stake on the bank of the Mul
berry road 176 feet north of
Spear’s corner; thence southward
ly along the east side of Mulber
ry road 100 feet to the point of
beginning, and being lots numbers
9 and 10 and fronting 100 feet on
the Mulberry road and of that
width running eastwardly 140
feet as shown on the Map of
Fairplaina Development Co.
■ This 20th day of April, 1946.
J. H. WHICKER,
6-17-4tT Commissioner
WE LIGHTEN YOUR TASK
Reiis-Sturdivant
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
Yw matt* iwottey farier tfwri
tetiger yw Mil yow
War Botxis. If you study tfie redemption
l«rktied’09 eocb bond, you will see
' " x'w . ’
' .X, yearn tire the "harvest’
yeb«->Y«# bond im^ases in value dur
ing eodt 4^ these years twice as fast as
it did 1e ai^lprevioos year.
r’^sr .
Holding your "E" Bonds until they come
due is just another way of putting extra
dollars in your own pocket.
THE NORTHWESTERH BANK
Serving Northwestern North Carolina
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
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Vbur Beclric SwvonI
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Reddy's always ready, and when you think of
the countless tasks a mother has to keep up
with, he's mighty handy around the house. When
the new, efficient appliances now being designed
are available, your electrical helper will be more
useful than ever! Meanwhile, of course, he's busy
with vitally important war assigimrehts.
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