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WH4KB8BORO PRESBYTERIAN
BeT. Lonto J. YrianjtMi, Mlnist«r
•Hie Vesper* on this Sunday
will l>rlnc to a close Rev. Mr. Ye-
laajlan’s ministry wltb this
eharch. He began bis work on
the first ot May, 1945. We are
always delighted to have yon
worship with us.
tains.” A
‘6:00 p. m.—^Vesper worship.
Theme: "On the Fhce ot a Time
piece.” ,,
6:00 p. m.—Youth Fellowship
meeting.
November 22, 10:00 a. m.
Thanksgiving service.
wilkbsbobo baptist.
9:45 a. m.—Sunday school.
Dr. J. R. Turner, Bible teacher
at Virginia Intermont College,
Bristol, Va.. will preach at the
11 o’clock worship service.
FIRST METHODIST.
Dr. OUbert R. CMnb8, Minister.
9:45 a. m.—Church school. W.
C. Marlov, superintendent.
11:00 a. m.—Morning worship.
Sermon theme: ‘‘Cedars and Cur-
WILKESBOBO METHODIST.
Rev. H.*M. Wellman, Paetor.
10:00 a. m.—Church school.
11:00 and 7:30 p. m.—Wor
ship services.
(Abs Fis* {jHswcMc Tsskt)
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pound is famous to relieve not only
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NORTH WILKBSBORO
PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. Louis J. Yelanjlan, Minister
"The Perfect Pastor” will be
Mr. Yelanjian’s message Sunday
morning. After supplying this
church for the last ten months,
we will help Rev. John W. Luke
in Ashe county. Beginning the
first of December Rev. Watt M.
Cooper, former pastor, who has
been a C. S. naval chaplain, will
l)4-come pastor of the North
Wilkesboro church. We are al
ways delighted to have you wor
ship with us.
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North WUkesbera. N. C.
We Wish You a Most Pteasant Thanks-
g;iving... and Our Sincere Thanks to You
For Your Loyal Patronage.
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TO PEOPLE WHO HAVE
LARD FOR SALE
OR THOSE WHO WANT
TO BUY:
Since our last advertisement we
have sold the Teague brick home
on E street, the Ray Rhoades S-
acre tract near Bethel church, and
the Shumate farm near Rock
Creek church.
We have about 40-acre tract on
No. 16 highway, about 2 miles
from Millers Creek, with seven-
room house, water and electricity
in house, good barn, good smoke
house and wash house, good or
chard, fine shruWiery — a firat-
dass home. Nice frontage on the
highway. See about this before
sold.
One tract of 138 acres —- first-
class farm about 22 miles from
North Wilkesboro in edge of Ire-
deli county. 10-room house in
good condition, 2 roads through
place; electricity; about 350,000
feet saw timber. A good buy for
the right party.
One tract of land near Thur
mond, N. C. About 150 acres, 65
acres in cultivation. 35 acres first-
class bottoin; about 200,000 foot
of saw timber. One 7-room house,
light and water, good orchard. A
first-class home. Six-room ten
ant house in good condition. The
farm is well wire-fenced. 2 good
roads. About 4 miles west from
Elkin. A real fine home.
One 5-room house in North
Wilkesboro.
One 7-ro«m house in North
Wilkesboro.
One 9-room house in North
WilkesWo.
Many other tracts and lots for
sale.
See me at Jenkins Hardware
Co., North Wilkesboro, N. C.
P. E. DANCY
Real Estate Agent
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
North Carolina, Wilkes County.
We, the undersigned, having
lualified as co-administrators of
:he estate of T. C. McGinnis, de-
leased, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against said M-
‘.ate to file them ■with either of the
indersigned administrators at
’ores Knob, N. C.. or Cricket, N.
C., on or before the 8th day of
October, 1946, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their nght to
recover. All persons indebted to
said estate will likewise make im
mediate settlement.
This 8th day of October, 1946.
ORSEN PHILLIPS.
FRED JENNINGS,
Co-Administrators of Estate of T.
C. McGinnis, dec’d. 11-19M
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You’ll “relish” the complete stock
of gift merchandise at reasonable
rices on display at STEELE’S
EWELRY.
We’re thankful for the opportuni
ty to be of service to you.
We ■want to cooperate with you in
every way possible. Come in and
tell us your needs. We are at
your service.
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Feminine finery for Christ
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In Christmas Ball Colors
Remember the old-fashioned
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Cotton flannel lin- 0^9
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Men’s—
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For dress or sports wear. San
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Sport—
SHIRTS $3.98
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Stylish—
SWEATERS
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Also rayon-cotton blends.
All wool slipovers. Warm and
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Towncraft—
TIES 98c
Hand-painted nature subjects.
Woven rayon satin figures.
resolved:
One of your first New Year’s Resolutions should be a good
looking wardrobe for 1946! And that mean* a visit to
Penney’s for a new dress! Rayon crepes with sequin or
nailhead trimming if it’s glamour you want... and tai!-
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Women’s Skirts
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woman can multiply her blouses are tailored or plain,
wardrobe. She wears it with in white and colors, some ■with
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We have carefully tailored Jither long or short-sleeved
ikirts either plaid or plain. ;tyles.
Ladies’ and Children’s
Bunny
FUR MITTENS
98c
Dressy white rayon crepe with
sellf-fringed edge.
Soft, fur-backed mittens, full of
ireamy warmth and prettiness
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:olor will add charm! Fleece-
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$3.98
Make Your Purchases Early!
Men’s— .
Socks, 4 pr. - $1.00
Ribbed, vertical clocks and the
young-looking plaids. Dapk.
Use Onr Lay-Away Plan
Penney’s Toyland... In Basement!
New Toys Received This Week To Go On
Sale Friday Morning
Refrigerators $1.19
Junicr— ........
Tinker Toys _$1.14
American—
Log ^ts $2.15
Hi-Lo Brand—
ABC Blocks . -29c
-49c
Sleepy Head—
Dollsi
-$3.38
Girls’—^
Sewing Set..
Poll-
Walkers $2.29
White— (8 Bright Colors)
Blackboards -$1.19
Boys’ Army—
Rifles .-.^.--.$1.69
Plastic—
Dash Sets $1.03