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^liilffDits In M««fii%
. ^ As IsterestiBK mesUng of par-
. ikM aa4 was hold at
‘ HUlort Or«ak acbool
‘ idclit A large 'number of itar-
p^- «(^ WflfO yceeent and wemed to
a^ir. t&e >rQ#&itt« T|^ ^rogh^
tteliided a demonstration ti|w
New Morle Injector recently
purchased by the school. The Him
shown was one which Illustrated
how the MoTle can be tfsed to
adrantage In classroom Instruc
tion.
After the showing of the film
a brief discussion was lead by
P. W. Greer, Principal of the
school. During the discussion, It
was suggested by several parents
that a similar meeting be held
once a month.
After tlie discussion a wcW,
hour was enjoyed by, a|J.
games played ’fore nndbr the di
rection .of Miss Anne ..McNeil,
Mrs. Beatrice Eller, and Mar. Van
Caudill, With Mrs. R. S. JohiB
son playing ^e piano
Those winning prises In the
tJfsBssrAa 1
cohteita were Mra Tom Hayes
and firs. M. F. Bumgarner. I
At the conclusion of tte pro-1
gram ll?^t refresjlmentB were,
seWed In the school lunchroom.
Millers Cwk team
Defeats Todd 4iJ-30
Millers Creek all star basket
ball team opened the season at
Todd Tuesday night by defeating
Todd In a fast game by the score
of 43 to 30.
Bumgarner led Millers Creek
scoring with 12 points wihlle W.
Trivette was high for Todd with
8.
Millers Creek has a splendid
team and Is scheduling a num
ber of top games for the season.
Lineups and Individual scores of
Tuesday night’s game follow:
M. Creek 43
Clark 10
Bumgarner 12'
McLean 4
Parsons
M. Eller 7
H. Eller 2
Vannoy 8
Blakewood
Todd 30
Michael 2
Graham 2
Ragan 6
Trivette 2
J. D. Ragan 5
Adams
Norris
W. Trivette 8
Holman
The United States Navy added
70,000,000 horsepower to Its
fleet during World War II, equal
to the total horsepower of the
entire United States light and
power industry.
Support the Y. M. C. A.
Mrs. Grady Dlmmetto ahi fin
J. B, 6ell, membe^ of Roi^
Home Demonstration cl^,
tended a Sp^,
“C^rlstinae OlHs from the
deinonMrkiibn Jn E'
v^nt chap^ In ' l^o^
Thursday' afternoon,
1 = *®- t
Mrs.
Va., spent a fow 4*^*
cently with bw daughter.
Robert i^dspr, ai»4.
the borne of Mf*-,t. K. Windsor.
Birs. Eobert Windsor has a new
baby. , ,>
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Butts .and
daughter, Darva, arrived b«f*
Nov. 10 to Bpend several . days
visiting relatives and, friends
here and In North WHkosboro.
Mrs. Florence Bentley and
eons, Jimmy, Billy and Charles
Dean, and Mrs. S. A. Burchette
were among the dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Gales Scroggs, at
Roaring River on their silver
wedding anniversary, Nov. 10.
Mra Harvey Church returned
home recently after a two weeks
visit with relatives In Statesville,
Charlotte and Salisbury.
Miss Mary Jane Tharpe, who
teaches In Morganton, visited her
father. J. K. Tharpe, and other
relatives and friends near Ronda
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Edwards
and the former’s sister, Mrs.
Harvey Church, were gueste of
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Edwards In
Wlnston^alem, Sunday. Nov. 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelhon Parks of
Forest City, visited relatives
near Ronda recently.
.^latlerfn
dojojvd
4«yd» and llr. ksdiflirp. M. & jRir
fds, and,,.^My Hmffiei
bv.lb.
,The fltonjja' ^me
iion clnb met with^fir%
Hanks and ber motbiy-%»iy,.
Mra. H. A. Hanks, Tuesdatfiib®.
If, tt l:W b. ». Tber«| irore
twelve Women preebnt tor tin
mabtlnf. A d^tlohgL. abrvlift
widr codduetad MM. A., T.
WhltUngton. ’ T
During tbe business session stt
new mentbera weiw adde4 tp the
roll making a tP.til pf tblrty-one
members od rolj. Mrs. .Gnw
Dimmette ,wpg d^ted preeids^t
and Mrs. T,. Hanks, vice pres
ident of. the club.,, J, - .
The demonstrations on “Rug
idiklni’’ and “Oirlstmaa Glfta
Fh-om ThS Earin’’ werS glv«» by
Hrs. Or*4y Dimmette and Mri.
J. B. Bell.-MahE sulreestlons for
making Obrlstmas gifts were glv-
■ The December meeting Is to be
held at the home of the new
president.
During a pleasant social hour
delicious refreshments were serv
ed.
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I AM iMItALUNO ANOTHER
SARSER CHAIR
Wk QUICKER AND MORE
prompt service
Woman Boon 20Hi
Berwick, Pa. — When Mrs.
James Camoloccl, 49, gave birth
to a hahy girl she told hospital
attendants 11 was her nineteenth
child. Later, after taking a
Bus, she discovered it was her
twentieth. Nineteen children in
cluding two sets of twins, are
still living.
Support the Y. M. C. A.
My shop is located near water tank oh
Highway 18, between Highways
268 and 18
SOAPSTONE HILL
BARBER SHOP
J. E. Knox, The Old Reliable
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
Christmas Gifts For TTie Children
Gih-Ttp For An
Activo Youngstor
SKOO-TY
SCOOTER. JR.
3.75
• Spoody
• Height—28 inches
A dandy scooter with rubber
tires . . . tubular steel handle
bars with rubber ^ips. Hand
some enamel finlsb.
ELECTRIC IRON
»1.75 Each
Let Him Atsemhh
His Own Radio
a: AIR CHAMP
RADIO KIT
3.40
l • d screws assemble It
0 Gets standard broadcasts
Parts for assembling a real
crystal set. No batteries . . .
no electric plug-in . . . no
soldering. Masonite mounting
base. Complete instructions.
Genuine shockproof ear
phones. All metal parts.
Look What We Foundl
PI^Y BOOK
1.19
All the farmyard animals,
colorfully die cut. Pages
hinged together. Can bo
spread on floor.
OTHER GIFTS
ALL METAL DUMP
Truck97c
ALL METAL STA’TE
Truck — M.48
and $1.95
METAL
Drums —. 97c
AND $1.29
UNION MADE ROLLER
Skates,. *4.95
16-MM MOVIE
Projector 22.50
Dolls! Dolls!
69c to $8.00
MECHANICAL
Airplane. *1.50
Books and Gomes
Of All Kinds
All Metal
airplanes
79c and $1.79
Tok-A-Way
Baby Chair
6.95
• Solid hardwood
• Antique maple finish
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