t^^irgihia Brame
“ On Birthday
Itor
V&glsla mx BruM.
of Mr. ud Mrc. Jack
—. .JM teBMFOd iritb «
s^ppOT Jbr k«r parmt*
•t &• Briiaio komo on F lUnot
'J^rldmr «v««lac oMatutmtlac te
|pi& Mttl^sp uktfaiwt#; B«»>
Bar vaa aamd at air o’tdoek vltli
lonni laid tov'Mn Uttl* gtrla. A
'll tka oap^ wa*
CaroHtta Fergaaon, of Fer>
j. arko was ker# riattliig
_ kar poastk. ^o koaoree. Tke
g(kita kirtkdaf eake, toppod aritk
\||a miBlktora piok eandlea, eas-
aarad tka table, wkUa at eack
Itota Flf u Ini^Tlt^ piaoe
1 ear^liif t)ip tertnne for tka
itk,' ud u attraettra basket
fjto ^aaabgteriait" AuMtor
Wm-'weat Taesdar jiftaCaaB,
S.'IIO o'docdc, ta tlw aflipBdtr
roots *4. B»a edaoattoBal Wlld-
li^ UC'' «ni-bO'BreeadM-ir
tha exeeattre aaeottet ** Arpa
a«a|oc|c ta t|ia Xdi4M
Mrs, Ward E^elmah
Bridge Club Hostess
1I(M. Ward Bak^tan «as boat
taaa to tke members^of her krUga
club k»d acma a*to» g»a»to >»«
kome '‘too^tlin’' abrtk of tka pity
Tkursday afteraooii. Table prises
la tka fame -vaat to Mrs. Batiay
Bayw «Ad Mrs. J. 8. Peaas. 'Be-
m
Of mf ih ^daililfe sm pao-
freahme&ts wart.sacyed.
Hiindiw(
With
Clxfl) Met
Tbe Woaapa’B Sooleto of .
OfaHattaa Utmief, of ^ Ifortti
WDkakbbeo * WtHt idStkodist
cfaarcb will meet Toeeday eva>
abig, elid^t o'ttloek, at toe bease
of Ifins. F. GafdaW. The
program ls>io be preaented by
memben of toe CkiMaer dede.
pie waa the mSp^Ma of*, Itisa
laas Triplatt. daniata Mr,
aad Una IMs ftipittt.'ato Mr.
fmilaai M. PnM, 3t„ tea of
Mr. ud Mra. W- *• waitt, ttr.;
satni^y. «aa 1st. Tka earamony
«»e paffohaad at tla homa o|
Bar. msbry Fito Bar. Mb.
Olaary ometoBnf. .«^ toa riat
cerektony.
Tka «Mda F»S draaiad la a
uu. soft df wklta 'tlid btaa. aatug
^ wklte aosia«>»lsa. ffta M a
^ nrata of WOkaaboro ^ atod^
and Is ampibyad st the Wllkea
Harwell of
M"- ' -
hope eame ai«dei
.Bu’s. bdlft^
elstu^' 'Mri'^xsHto
of Ckspel Hill., nwxt a «pj»tor
:psit of imnsiBr «i jatojtofifvB-
.fag tie FkfiinafBw Ihitom fkara
of Mobile Bay. Tkar wask sdsom-
puled on tkair titotogfafikle toar
et Ikiifopa and fWa tiutaiv
dKoPA W tHp. Rath UiiiaBfst.
ftr-wn.
w^ ^ w«ra,
twt^ei} ^ Mrs.
at her kome on Sixth
T^arwiu a gradapta ^
lafona^ hoa^f Moutaln View high aOkiot. re-
m apMt is moatka
Haw . ,
retrpf^dptp.
0, serr^ tampttog
B^ts.
r^o^^ loto of doe
Mrs. Walter Wat^
Bible
Jible'Class Hostess
Mrs. A. R. Gmy^%.
Hutfertftina "
Tkd Jnne meeting of tko
f^olnaan Bible elaee of tke Wilt
keebpro Baptlat cknrck waa hel^
Thursday afternoon at tbekom^
In wllkeer
of Mrs. Walter Watta
boro haring elorsk moD|ibere u^
thrae risltore praeant Mrs. J. R'.
Turner hsd charge of tke pro- prii^ if
gram which opened with the
group singing "God Recelretk
Sinful Men” and prayer led by
Mrs. Elrerett Tedder. Mrs. J. B.
Dancy led the derotlons basing
her remarks on one of the Psalms,
Mrs. J. W. Neel read some scrip
ture Terses on kindness and re
pentance, Mrs. R. I«. Wellborn
made a talk on, a man after
Ck)d’B own heart, ud Mrs. Ted
der read a poem *‘Dlfe*s Shatter
ed Pieces.” “Trust and Obey”
was sung as the closing hymn.
In serving refreshments during
the social hour the hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Zeb Davis. The
July meeting is to be held with
Mrs. P. J Mitchell.
SipportY.
SPORT HATS M.48I
ARE IDEAL
QUeohlmi c^ppcihet/
$20 W«rtk W Bekuty f«r fid
YES. A IM.H WAVE FBB MAM
$10.10 PcasMUMBto
7A0 PasaMuaewts AI5
6.00 PerwMMwts AJJ
5.00 PersMacMts -— - Ag
4.00 Perasaasata — AJ®
3.00 Pamusmta lAO
SHAMPOO AND SET 40c UP
Na Appatotment Necraakry
Nortli WiikeilMrt Bmi^ SoInoI
Over City Barber Shop
Narth Wilkcsbmro, N. C.
NOW! ANYONE CAN HAVE PLENTY
OF HOT WATER IN A JIFFY!
Mrs. A. R^ Gray, 8r. waa hos-
tesa to tha mambera of thb Fri
day night bridge elnb gt bar
home 'ki* Wtlkeaboro Friday are-
ning. Tha gama wm played at
two taklei ghd wu followed by
a salad course. The U>p score
|h by ^rg. J^u C.
Hubbard, ftrg. Hugh Bowu, of
Fairfield, Ala., who Is her# vis
iting with her mother, Mrs^. J.
L. Webster, was o gncpt of the
club and was fsipoinbWed vlth
a ^ft by Mrs. Oray.
Welcome Home
Y. W. A. Meets
The young women’s Auxiliary
of Welcome Home chnrCh mot
Thursday, Juno 6, In the home
of Mrs. Chalmer Dyer. The iheet-
Ing was called to order -by the
presiding officer. After the bus
iness, session. Miss Bonnie Sue
Brookshire had charge of an en
joyable program. In which Ber
nard Shumate, a student of
Mars Hill College, made an In
spiring Ulk. Delicious refresh
ments were served, by the hostess.
The next meeting of the Y. W.
A. will be held at Welcome Home
church, June 20, at 7:30 p. m.
Luncheon Given For
Miss Ellis
A group of members from the
accounting department of the
Southern Bell telephone office
entertained at a luncheon Wed
nesday at Thacker’s In Charlotte
In honor of Miss Faye Bills,
Peters dlH take piaoe Ttme kt.
The table was centered with
mixed spring flowers. At the
place of the bride-elect was a
bouquet of red roses. Honor gift
for Miss Bills was crystal In her
chosen pattern.
Covers were laid for Miss Ellis,
Miss Ruby Morgan, Miss Ann
Boyd, Miss Carolyn Cathey, Miss
Frances Adams, Miss Jean Sny
der, Miss Dolly Padgett, Miss
Betty Sprinkle, Miss Ruth Rose,
Miss Harriet Sparks, and Miss
Betty Herrin.
Miss Ellis Is the daughter of
Mrs. Klnsa Ellis, of Purlear.
‘ Boml^root CttiH at Tito
tiUA. BWMi
rigUtly oontrattad graaf eittai
^DUfVl WJ Ur. AfllA iJnNftVaiOTy ^ V ^
ifho Is Mn. Wtoottaa-S taatvaniy my .Rwa to y natowiWBad to
aattBt^aadtka managarbdiar fektract^ Bart what
~ ik Hyjiw kdi»an If war M not to»*
-.■i\ TCAto*.' 0«a of toiiiy tetaraatfiMr
Mktfl to to® J®** **to itow «f
la thb aM h^ Amerl«m Wad»p, Nattaata
roottfa^a nar a^i^"*** 'WIto Tha Bal-
SuppctltiW Y-M-C-A
Towards
tv ¥«•
NORTH
,lf.C
bar iftar haring apmtt 16 moatha
In tha Navy. He M maployad aa
a mechanic with Gaddy Motor
Oo. '
The only one attending the
wadding was tha groom'a aistaV
Hiss Raba Prdftt ts ’n’
‘Pka conWe toeir honey
moon in wtnaton-SaUds'aBd ka^
ratdrnad to MoKh' WBkasbdro to
make tkelr koma
Ntt Wtta. oomiM^ of Mk i^o
love Wfito. Uto 1^ •
Mr. a torm^ Rl
dent i;t Morto WOkae^km, la ^
grandsug of {fto. ^4io Chsdiira)i
|n’d fhe lafa . Iff,
Oirp^u. : • ■‘■n. ;: "
Hm Jim Mfcit^
wa WoQto
-“'“ope
l|^ Eaya^ Wopl|en, Intemat-
lonklly k^wh arijujir'author pid
lectnrer,'' baa hpr reridencp a(
1. Nor-
Chapel eBu,
-loiTh Carolina, in
close proximity to her |rqbi^e^
The iMventty of North Ciuvlina
Press. She to a noted profession
al woman and has a staff of
twenty or more arttots and crafts
men under hM* diractton. One of
bier sons, who recently took over
the executive management of her
emprise, has made It possible for
Mrs. Wootten to devote much
more of her time to her beloved
hobby of photographing the large
floral gardens of the Unlidd
States in neutral color. She has
photographed and gathered text
material In practically all of .toe
nationally-known gardens of the
Atlantic Coast region, and she
has developed a series of lectures,
illustrated ^with natural color
photographic slides, of all the
Importaht gardens which she is
delivering in pereon, to Interest
ed groups on her tours.
The occasion of Mrs. Wootten’s
Falrhope visit, was a two days’
assignment at Bellingrath Gar
dens In Mobile, and being close
to Falrhope, she decided to take
a week-en4 off from her strenu
ous work and visit with her two
In honor of Miss Godchildren Oonverae and Edith
wh086 W6d^H^^/tO Mr. ^^Tllllaro '^-7 --- '| "g*'-J'” ' '''-tvfrn-'
'' TAi ■
Btratoni rink wow
ing on Jgqg 6t|t «|
Mill. «»mei wiitostof.
w. i. g|6)F.
•Bha nifSril fito. ttA
oinb eoUact. Th« gilmitoa mto
raa4 anA roll $«il«| by Yto-
Aaron Brooks, secretary.
Mrs. wwttinitoB jwt abto
gt|t« » daiBOJistnitlpn pg t|ia |n»-
qy bgfto toods. Wtoto shfW TW
eatt Row to torta It. and nlfp
how to sat tha table. 4ftw wi^
a aoetol bonr wipa aajoyad wUt®
toe hostsaa asstoted by her dnnj^
ter served tempting retraahments.
—Reportto.
400 PAIRS OP KHAKI PANTS!
alb KHAKI iNIRTSi
STIRDY
and Dinrable
Here Are
Clothes -..
aoifWs«PPHH
MHiW YdU bswt?
say famw
^mvcry girto MmaaiwWfroai
irrttatiMi al lito UikUcraHoe4 by
excess addity in ibe nrae
made to do a job—we
have proof of that!
Pai in on your work
clothes needs with this
Army-Navy surplus.
Wliy •*««• —»«■
th. In** ‘rr DR. KILMER S
SWAMt ROOT, th. hwW
"T..-,-- sVAtiP ROOT Kt> iMt M th.
Shirts...
sturdy khaki Shirt.
Long sleeves. Two
breast pockets.
net Ml lM iMMTf tv UMJMIBB aaww w
ntw tad MM tlM iwcaBf.Habl.^.7aip-
tea. M bUMw IrrMiitfak
Lika thmvM. at stow* y«»TI.>*
TM dM. Sod aMM wad adAva. t.
- - - - luLar * 1^ .■«
Khaki Pants. Rein
forced stitching all
over.
NHW POCKET SIZE PORTABLE
WATER HEATER COSTS
LESS THAN $2.00
Boils Faster Than Gas!
Merely place a V’co FAST-WAY
6 >ctric Water Heater in a tub,
1, pail, or kettle containing
ter. Plug in the nearest socket,
presto—in a few minutes hot wat
er! A sufficient quantity for bath
ing, washing, scrubbing,, etc. Far
faster than the average gas burn
er, yet costs less than $2.00. No
fires to build or hot water to car
ry. No running up and down
stairs. No top heavy fuel bUls.
Handy! Portable! Inexpensive.
Chiginally is.15. Now less than
$2.M. Get a Wco FAST-WAY Wa
ter Heater Today.
CARLTON’S HARDWARE
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Of Wilkes CoDBty
If you pay your 1946 County Taxes on
or before
MONOAY, JULY 1st, 1946
you will receive a discount of
2 PER CENT
The tax rate for the year 1946 has been
set by the Board of County Commission
ers, and we are in position to give you
your permanent Tax I^ceipt,
Prepay your 1946 County Taxes and
save the largest discount that will be al
lowed.
J;C.ORAY$OII,r
County Accountant
Local Girls Attend
Girls State In
Greensboro
Three North Wllkesboro girls
were among the 200 high school
jnniors and seniors from all parts
of the state, who attended
the seventh annual Tar Heel
Girls State held last week
at Woman’s College In Greens
boro. Activities for the meeting,
which opened Sunday night and
continued throught Friday,
included a trip to the legislative
chambers In Raleigh for observa
tion and practical study.
The girls going from North
Wllkesboro, and who were
sent by the American Legion
Auxiliary, were Misses Carolyn
Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ivey Moore: Betty Gray Church,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus
Church, and Dorothy Gabriel,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Gabriel.
What Are Your
Plans For
Tha Future?
SUPPORT THE y. M. C. A.
Don't envy the girl with a good job
and a big salary. Prepare yourself
for a career that has no slack sea
sons. Guarantee your future with a
pleasant, well-paying job
A BEAIITICIANV
We Place You
Cotton Socks *..
Perfect fit in
black and khaki
MAXIMUM TUITION $110 lO $160—EARN B^hjE U LEARN
■ Demand For Our Graduates Far Exceeds Supply
ATTENTION . . . G. Vs
SCHOOL APPROVED UNDER G, L BILL OF RIGHTS
Don’t Delay — Act Now! Write, Wire, Phone or Come
North Wilkeshhro Beauty School
North Wilkesbok), N. C
Work Shoes... —
All leather. Made
of good sturdy
leather to wear long
CHARLOTTE BEAUTY SCHOOL
129 S. Tryon St
Phone 4'6463
PACK SQUARE BEAUTY SCHOOL A8HEVILL11, N, C
nilanhMUlcflppcilist
5.98
g
For further mformatiem contact above schools, or R. L. Nor
wood, 129 H S. Tryon Street, Chaxlotte, N. 'J.