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Dwight O. Jarrli, Hlcltory, oWr
■ ’Mt Wn of Rev. N. T. Jarvis,
* seemed to be eoavaleadng splen-
6«ia. V aerlona opaf^toii
^jadid da the braia, at" a
ChcftoUe- hospital two weeks
l^^ fcat 'last week he suffered
F aod appeared to be in
a rather' serious condltloa. , V '
George Sale sad chUdren,
^. Cricket, ,vlBlted her parente,
Mir. ttBd Mrs. .'Ranaa Btalw* “4
itjiyf sister,' Mrs. Moah Jarrls,.^->
Sunday.' ' - / >- >.
Jim - Prank Roberts recently
had an stuck of malaria from
•k
MOTICtl
Ail Soithern Railway
Service Rmored
ft''
0. D. T.,General Order 6a requiring re
duction in daily'mileage by coal-burnir^
passenger locomotives has been cancelled.
All Southern Railway trains withdrawn
under this order are being restored, begin
ning December 9.
For further information, consult our lo
cal Ticket Agent or Passenger Representa
tive.
Soythern Railway System
Look Your Best... at Christmas!
with a new
PERMANENT
WAVE ®
SPECIAL FOR 10 DAYS
Come or Cal 1.710 For Appointment
KERLEY’S BEAUTY SHOP
OVER BUS STATION—6TH AND B STS.
Mrs. Mamie Church — —— Manager
Choose Practical
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
— AT THE —
V.&T.TIRE CO.
FOR “HER”
-Pin-up Lamp
-Radio
-G.-E. Iron
-Travel Iron
-Broilmaster
-Deep Fryer
—Automatic Blanket
—Clock
—Record Player
—Clothes Dr^r
—Handy Hannah Waxer
—Table Mata
FOR “HIM”
-Auto Seat Covers
-Tackle Qox
-Electric Fan
-Electric Heater
-Hobby Kit
-Flash Light
—Auto Back Rest
—Binoculars
—Key Rings
—Socket Set
—Hunting Lanterns
—Electric Defroster
—Auto Accessories
FOR THE KIDS
—Sidewalk Bike
—Wagon
—Miniature Furniture
—Guns I
—Cowboy Suits '
—Bombsight
—^Tea Set
—Base Balls
—Ball Bats
—Roto-Copter
—Skates
—Parcheesi
—Paint Set
—Modeling Clay
—Tractors
—Walking Dogs
—Walkmg Dudes
—Bobbin’ Express
—Telegraph Set
—^Telephones
—Squeeze-Me Toy
—Electric Baseball
y.&T.TIRE CO.
Arthur Venable, Prop.
bulldd|
►ksUt*,' i&ttt, hbme It
Sbals cUtie#B' have' 'been
'wbtAba
retnr&liig ' Dc«ii - —t-«-- -
but w8S'Hbt.>t^'kft#. wpbrtc
0eorgej4
have j»u»MM!d^ a very
at. aoshaa\.iind.
run/* Mwawpw liv -WaWtnusiviiu*
oft his D«T^ ^ubvA^
■a .' .!•> • n/bk '-tbiw y. mtwm' a# Ikm
■ Ms
lb>t BoM ^ >ir-
loar iad ifyi Tboims Isbell aad
Wftr.
Slizab^. of Lmidir,
rested bem Cor lannlng rabbits visited’Mrs. Jails PhlUlps over
, , 9BI&
Rev. BrnMt Busud
OB land erhlck they had had reo
ted for, fourteen years. Doubtlese
the 'week-end.
teu lor, TOurwwii. .. This community Was deeply
all persons who bunt should have sad,dened by the tragic death of
a. license and bunt only dmrtng Atwell I'aneas, who wss^klUgd
near here Saturday nlgtt' Miiy
the open seakon;-' But ' nattotm
rules should apply to all hunterg
and those who shoot on others’
land and then have thSlr neigh
bors arrested for hunting on
land they have leased are guilty
of the poorest sportsmanship
friends ftom this .Mmawnlty at
tended the funeral service held^
at UtUe Rock Church Monday
afternoon after which he ^ Was
laid to rest In the church eetne-
tery. Atwell was a good looking
LUO iyuvkvrpv BjiE-wa sw*—tt w
Jake Parduo Is said to have young man of 20 years. The many
had a car wreck recently. Nobody ibeautlful flowers placed on bis
was Inlnred, but the car re- grave speak of the mourning
ported to have beau-' badly dam- friends who mourn his. loss. Our
hearts yearn with deepest i sym-
aged.
Quince' Sebastian, renter at Mr
and Mrs. Joe Mathis’, Is said to
have sustained a crushed should
er in an accident a short time
ago. His shoulder and arm are
In a cast. .
Rev. L. T. Younger, of Iredell
county, Miss Ruth Ulnney, Mr.
Monroe Smlthey, and others vis
ited Rev. N. T. Jarvis and daugh
ter,
afternoon.
— o
pathy for the bereaved family.
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Fairplains Home
Club Has Meeting
payg to be csfetnl,
iuMmigiiitw mmi pmi ■: i nwi wii.ia»pwii
w »» ttSjpSlSrSiai cut'
more «^ful you. l3iw «W»-betWir tt{ gWre omm by
^Vroubi.oe ^jiee«,’’*0'.; *
at Mt! jptogali
Sunday, ^'Dwanker lVth^,
0’cldck.r |Bferydi»^
atten4 tW#. urrlw, -
-Mta* Bvadm eokw,, VVterj
«tpn-0ikl(m,^dtH^t the 'WepUMia.
■wltb-.liSb psrenta, ^ Mr,, and UiBt ~'ig^
tu Oonw.' .,^-‘,4.- f
„ Mr. Lee Mahd^ey le etek
tbia time.
Mrs, Vick Burton wagf i&'^kar
tient at a Statesville Hosj^td
last week. .
Deep Gep Hews
The Fairplains Home Demon
Stratton cluib met at the home of
Mrs. Cora Oolvard, Tuesday, Dec.
2nd, for the regular meeting.
- The president, Mrs. W. E. 6now,
Mrs. Lois Roberts, Sunday opened the meeting with the
group singing ‘‘Silent Night”
and the club collect was repeat
ed. The usual business was then
taken up and new officers for
the coming year were elected:
President. Mrs. Wiley Brooks;
vice president, Mrs. Clate Duin-
Mrs. D. M. Furches
Dies In Statesville
of
Mrs. D. M. Furches, 83, -- ......
Statesville, died last Thursday in can; secretary, Mrs. Mabel Cle-
_ . nb« A 1... XWmm Aa wav*
Long’s hospital where she had
been a patient over a week. Fu
neral was held Friday afternoon
at three o’clock from Trinity
Episcopal church, Statesville.
The body lay in state at Nich
olson Funeral Home until the
funeral hour. Interment was in
Oakwoods cemetery.
iShe ■was the former Lula Cor-
penlng, daughter of Dr. T. J.
Corpening and Maggie Boyd Cor-
penlng, and was born In Mor-
ganton. Mrs. Furches was a
granddaughter of David Corpen
ing of Johns River.
(Her husband, Judge David
Moffatt Furches was judge of the
Supreme Court. He was first Jus
tice and later chief justice of the
Supreme Court of North Caro
lina.
Survivors are three brothers
Arthur G. Corpening, Rocking
ham; Robert Irvin Ooipenlng,
and Clifton L. Corpening, both
of Statesville; and her youngegt
sister, lirs. Clarence Furr, of
MooresTllle. Anothw aM^ w^
the late Leila Oorpemlnf, of the
home, who always lived with
Mrs. Furches.
Mrs. D. M. Furches was a first
cousin of the late Mrs. Laura
Martin Llnney and the late Mrs.
N. T. Jarvis, both of Wilkes
county. Their mother was the
former Virginia Corpening, a
sister of her father, Dr. Tom
Corpening, Statesville dentist.
Mrs. Furches was much interest
ed in antiques and frequently
came to North Wllkesboro to
purchase them.
ary;, treasurer, Mrs. Aaron
Brooks; reporter, Mrs. W. , B.
Snow, We are asking all friends
of the club to join with the new
officers and put our club over
the top.
A sale was held tor the buUd-
Ing fund, of which Mrs. Grady
Miller is chairman. A little bet
ter ■'than sixteen dollars was rais
ed by this sale.
Miss Myrtle Tomlinson, a
teacher in Mulberry school, was
the club visitor.
Miss Margaret Morrison, as
sistant home agent, gave a very
interesting demonstration o n
Christmas end entertaining
games. After the demonstration
Mrs. Colvard served delicious
doughnuts amd hot coffee.
Next meeting will be with our
President, Mrs. Wiley Brooks,
Jan. 7th.
Mrs. A. A. Greece, Mra. J. H.
Taylor and Mrs. ijin Poatemak
made a business trip to Ashe
ville, last wMk.
Born to Mr. anjd Mrs. Ray
W'elch.on Nov. 30th, twjn 'boys,
who have been named Larry and
Gary.
Little Amelia .Luther; daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Luther,
la recovering from a tonsil ope
ration performed recently at the
Wilkee Hospital.
Mr. John Edward Stewart, who
enlisted in the IT. 'S. Army In No
vember, has been assigned to the
air corps and will be stationed
at San Antonio, Texas.
Mr. Ray Welch has returned
to Alexandria, Va., where he is
employed after spending a few
days here with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Luther
spent Thanksgiving day at Boone
with Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Luther.
ADMINISTRATRIXS’ NOTICE .
Having qualified as administra
trix of the estate of Archie D.
Rhodes, late of Wilkes county, N.
C.; this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate
to present them to the under
signed, whose address is North
Wilkesboro, N. C., duly verified,
on or before the 12th day of De
cember, 1947, or this notice ■will
be plead in bar of their right to
recover. All persons indebt^_ to
said estate will please make im
mediate settlement
This 12th day of Dec., 1946.
MRS. MARGARET LOVETTB,
MRS. LUCILLE BENTON,
Administratrizs’ estate of Arc^
D. Rhodes, dec’d. 1-16T
Beautiful Selection of Ties in
Patterns and solids _ $1.00 and $1.50
Men's Mercerized Cotton
Pajamas $3.98 and $6.50
Beautiful selection 4nen's Mufflers
in rayon and oil wool - $T00 to $2.95
Other Gift Suggestions
MMOUHCIIKI HEW TEI^nOHEf
OFFICE AND SALES 715
SERVICE AND PARTS 51
AO Leaflier Honse Slippers
'^^ Lsstksr Drass 'Gloves
‘ Wool Gloves
AD Wool Sox
BiU Folds
Shoving Sets
Initisi Belts
Initial Handkerchiefs
Men’s HiuMB Union Sntts i
An Wool Msckhuws
Leather Costs
Leather Jackets
Leather Fitted Travel Kits
Jewelry — ’Tie Sets
Key Sets, Etc.
It will be of help to both of us If you will call by number
for the department wanted. You will get
— QUICKER SERVICE —
YADKIN VALLEY
BEAGLE TRIALS
START FRIDAY
WILKES AUTO SALES
F. D. FORESTER
W. O. ABSHER
TOMLINSON'S
DEPARTMENT STORE
“ALWAYS DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE”
Ronda.—The Yadkin Valley
Beagle Club, composed of sports
men and dog owners of North
west North Carolina, will hold a
class A samctloned field trial
here Friday aad Saturday.
Two events for the running of
the beagles will be held daily.
The 13” all age dogs and 15”
all age dogs will run iPrlday, De
cember 13. and the 13’’ bitches
and 15” bitches classes will be
held Saturday.
Drawings will start at 7:30 a.
_i., Friday morning and all in
terested parties are Invited to
be present.
The public and beagle owners
are also Invited to attend the
trials.
Housework
pause
Millers Creek All
Stars Beat Fleetwood
Millers Creek all stars added
their seventh victory Monday
night at Fleetwood when they
defeated Fleetwood 49 to 30.
Millers Creek to date has not
been defeated and the team has
averaged 52 .points per game.
After the Christmas holidays
the team expects to take on some
of the best all star teams in the
weetoarn part of the state.
The lineup and scores of the
game Monday night follow:
fM:
V
M. Creek 40
Bumgarner 20
Clark 10
McLean 12
M. Eller 7
Parsons
Vannoy
Fleetwood 80
Lemly 6
Edwards 8
Fletcher 6
Hartzog 6
Miller 4
* Jones
Johnston
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Children’s Shoes, we have
plenty. Also men's wwk shoes.
Men’s aad Women’s dress shoes
are scarce/ The Goodwill Store.
IB-lfl-at
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Visit our ladles’ ready-to-wear
at lioine
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North WHkesboro, N. C. J vjdepariiiieBt. It pays wall.
Don’t fidl to.
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