Mrs. Qliver Absher
Honors Houseguest
bonok Mr honaegneBt, Miss
BllMb«th eklth. of New Bern.
Mn. OUtm- Xbaber enterUlned at
a loTely bridge i>arty at her home
on D Street Tuesday erentng.
Three tables were arranged for
play In a colorful setting of mix
ed garden flowers and was pre
ceded by a dessert course. Mrs.
Chal McNeil received the prize
for high score, and remembrance
gifts were presented to Miss
Smith and to Mrs. Wayne Eller,
of Philadelphia, Ps„ who is here
visiting in the homes of Mrs. A.
H. Casey and Mr. and Mrs. C.
B. Eller.
Among other courtesies extend
ed to Miss Smith during her visit
here was a theatre party given
by Miss Sallle Outlaw, and a pic
nic supper by Mr. and Mrs. Ab
sher at ‘‘White Pine Farm",
home of Mr. and Mrs. John A,
Brown, east of this city.
Miss Ellen Robinson
Sewing Club Hostess
Miss Ellen Robinson charming
ly entertained for the members of
the Wednesday Sewing club at
her home on E Street Wednes
day afternoon having most of the
members present. The gr«)up
spent a delightful hour'together
informally, after which the host
ess, assisted by Mrs. Gordon Fin
ley, served tempting refresh
ments. Mixed garden flowers
made colorful decorations for the
home.
Joseph P. Smith of Sanford,
Route 6, haw ordered 16 top bred
heifers from Flat Top Ranch in
Texas to add to his herd of regis
tered Herefords, says LeLand
Case of State College Extension
Service.
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One gallon(^^2?)
does over” a room!
MIRACLE WALL
FINISH
ONI COAT COVKS
WAUPAm,s«laHd
wellf, wallbeard,
I waflt.
98* QUART
One g«l. Kcm-Tod^
paste makes gals.
Kem-Tooe finish.
Amns lASILT.
10AUONDOISTHI
AVBAGI ROOM.
NO orriNSivi
MINT OnOR.
fTMi-roMROUER-KOATER
Rolls Kem-Tone r^ht
over your walls quick
ly, easily, smootUy.
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SEMI-GLOSS
WALL-TONA
Offers a delighiful surprise. Only a coat or two of this
amazing finish and grimy, streaked walls are replaced with
bright, cheery color. You will be delighted, and it costs so
little to hove a really good looking kitchen and bothroom
when you use Rogers Semi-Gloss Wall-Tona. It can be
washed frequently without dimming its beauty and rich lustre.
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HOUSEWIVES!
Have You Used the
UN-X THREE GREAT HOME
BRIOHTENERS?
JeflkiRS Hardware Co.
Hortli Wilketboro, N. C.
The T. B. la Class of the
Wllkeeborp Hwt BapOst
chmxih wlU meet Tneoday even
ing, liciveii o’docfc, at tlm home
of Mrs. Mattie Dorlln|!tOB for
a picnic supper.
The Womaii’e BlMe class o*
the North Wilkes boro First
Methodist church will meet
Tuesday afternoon, 8:80 o’
clock, at the home of Mre. R-
M. Brame, 8r. Mrs. O. li. Sock-
well Is to be associate hostess.
The Kendervons .Mountain
chapter of the Danghters of the
American Revolntion will meet
Tuesday afternoon, four o'
clock, at the home of Mrs. W.
O. Grier with Mrs. B. 8. Gibbs
«»id Mrs. Harvey Church as
associate hostesses. Miss Ellen
Robinson is to be In charge of
the program^
The Wesley Bible class of the
North WUkesboro First Meth
odist chnrcli will meet Tues
day evening, 7:45 o’cloct, at
the home of Mrs. M. B. McNeil
with Mrs. Harry Pearson as as
sociate hostess.
drcles of the North Wllkes-
boro First Batpist W. M. tJ.
meeting this week are as fol
lows:
Circle No. 1 with Mrs. H. li.
Keller Tuesday afternoon, three
o’clock. Circle No 2, Mrs.
Olande Buchanan, Monday 7:-
45 p. m. Circle No. 8, Mrs. E. N.
Phillips, Tuesday 8 p. m.
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Cycle Youth Treated
For Gunshot Wound
Elkin, June 21.—The condition
of Odene Plnnlx, 19, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Pinnlx, of the
Cycle community who is In Hugh
OhathaiD hospital for treatment
for a rifle wound in the abdomen,
which was said to have been self-
inflicted at his home Sunday aft
ernoon, was described by hospital
attaches Wednesday afternoon as
fair.
It was said that only one of
three shots reportedly discharged
by the young man penetrated hl.s
body.
PFO. BUD VEST
GEITS BRONZE STAR
With The 8Bth Infantry Divi
sion In Germany.—Flo. Bud
West, a machine gunner forCom-
pany D, 320th Infantry was re
cently awarded a Bronze Star by
Major General Paul W. Baade,
Commanding General of the 35th
Infantry Division, for heroic ser
vice In connection with military
operations against an enemy of
the United States near Schalke,
Germany, on April 5, 1945, with
the following citation:
‘‘While on outpost duty at 0200
hours. Private West heard foot
steps approaching his machine
gun position. When the counter
sign was not given upon his chal
lenge, he fired his weapon and
wounded one of the enemy. They
returned fire on the muzzle-flash
of his carbine, but by then he
was manning his machine gun.
His heroic actions which Induced
an entire enemy patrol to surrend
er reflect credit upon his charac
ter as a soldier.”
Private West entered the mili
tary service from North Carolina
on May 13, 1945, a few months
after his eighteenth birthday, and
was previously awarded the Com
bat Infantryman’s Badge. His
mother, Mrs. Maggie Wolf West,
maintains her home on Route 1,
Boomer, N. C.
h A IK
EDNA L. PENNEli.
NOW PETTY OFFIOEB
Edna L. Pennell, who entered
the WAVES In October, 1944, and
is stationed at Portsmouth, Va.,
was recently promoted from Sea
man first class to specialist third
class. She Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Pennell, of Morav
ian Falls, and before entering
service held a position at the ra
tioning board office here
K1 Kt Kl
EARL HARRISON IS
HOME ON LEAVE
Earl Harrison, Petty Officer
First Class, Is here on a thirty-
two day leave from overseas du
ty, visiting with his mother, Mrs.
Bessie Harrison, asd two sisters,
Mrs. Thurmond Kenerly and Mrs.
James McNeil.
BUY MORE WAR BOyPS
ATTEHTION! ALL
TRUCK
OWNERS
We are prepared to do your
Truck Body
Building
MI sEE-moi wma
Truck Frames Re-Inforeed—and
ail kinds of WELDING.
See ns for your General Antomo-
bileor Truck Repairing. Wehafe
good men to turn ont your work
for yon.
BUY MORE WAR BONDS TODAY!
ODELL
Whittington, Jr.
WELNRG&IIAClHilESHdF
Located
Wilkaibara
route one, N«rtti-WUk«iiboro, haa
reconUy antve« at Welch Oo«-
valeaoent Heigrttal, the ■'Araiy'R
new reconditioning eeoter ht Day
tona Beach, Fla, Hie carefnlly
planned reconditioning program
here vrill apeed hts oonvaleecence
and oaeist hla return to the beet
of health.
The son of' J. L. Frazier, he
entered the Army June 1941, at
Camp Lee, Va., and haa since
served 10 months In the Bttro-
pean theatre of operations, where
he was awarded the Purple Heart
for wounds received In combat.
His wife, Grace, resides at Pores
Knob. He was formerly employed
by the Bassett Mfg. Co. In Bas
sett, Va.
Pfc. Frazier has four brothers
ateo serving In the U. S. Armed
Forces, James, in the AA;
Howard, in the Medical Corps;
Hanford In FA; and John In the
Marines.
IK Ik'IK
I/r. EDNA ANDREWS
VISITS HER PARENTS
Lt. (jg) Edna Andrews has re
turned to U. S. Naval Hospital,
Charleston, S. C., after spending
several days with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Andrews of
Boomer.
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*niero are striking differences
in the productiveness of turkeys
In breeding flocks. In .a recent
test one hen laid 2 eggs during a
period of one hundred days while
another hen laid 93 eggs.
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BUY MORE WAR BONDS
Plaas fro going ahead tor tha
Red'Oroca NntrlUon Course on
“Food Freaerratlon and The Use
of the Preasore Cooker." The
classes will be held In the Hwie
Economic's Department of the
North WUkesboro High School
Wednesday, Jnne S7th, and
Thnrsday, June SSth, from 1:30
unto 5:80 o'clock. AU interested
are urged to call the American
Red Cross Imedlately, so ^e num
ber planning to attend cam be de
termined.
Miss Evelyn Sharpe and Mrs.
Paul Cragan are the instructors.
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WBl Pay Cash Car Lata Modri
Wroakad Cara and Tn^
’Phone 334-J
Buy More Bonds! Buy More Bonds!
Sam P. Mitchell
Civil Engineer
CITY AND FARM SURVEYS
PROPERTY PLATS
Offlee 2ad Floor Bank of North
Wilkeaboro Building
a
Office Phone 227
Residence 566
WABITED!
PACKERS TO CAN
Blackberries
I am in the market this season
for all the Blackberries that can be
packed. I will pay the highest
market price.
Government reports reflect an
acute shortage of food items. It
behooves us to pack every Black
berry possible as a food item for
human consumption.
See us for Contracts.
S. V. TOMLINSON
Big Land Sale!
25 Acres of Wooded Land
Divided Into Tracts From 1 to 4 Acres, Facing On The
Highway Between Rorth Wilkeshoro and Elkin
Wednesday, June 23
rwwwvw^
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At 5 P.M.
This is a fine piece of property on a good Hard Sur
face Highway and will make excellent sites for coun
try estates.
A. H. Lovette, Owner
• Opposite the New Home of Dan Hudson •
Midway between two of the most progressive cities
in Western Carolina—North Wilkeshoro and Elkin.
On the bus line, mail route, with electricity and tele
phone available.
Look it over and be with us the day of sale and ...
Buy at Your Price... On Very Easy Terms
FREE! WAR BOND! SILVER DOLLARS! MDSiC^
A. H. Lovette, Owner Sale Conducted By
Perris & Johnson
LARD A8CTKMI COMPART
neW.Ml^ai. Cr«ea$boro, N. C. PhoM |
If YMlafiLaidtiSelLSee Ds.. .At Hotel WftadJ