Comers and Goers . .. From
P**ple Ym Kww Wb? M*u AWut
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Arthur
Nichols are spending today and
tomorrow in Charlotte.
Miss Ruby Pearson is in New
York City on a buying trip tor
the Spainhour-Sydnor Store.
Mrs. W. T. Finley spent the
week-end with her niecfe, Mrs. O.
D. Bentley and Mr. Bemtley. ?
Mr. L. Vyne has been spending
some time in fit Petersburg,
Florida. ? ? ::|, %'? 'Sp I
Mies Lixzle Hlsle was in Bur
ham yesterday attending a meet
ing of the Northwestern Mutual
Insurance Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Foster,
well known residents _ of the
l?wls Fork community, were
business visitors here Saturday.
Friends regret to know that
Mrs. Charlie Hudson continues
very ill. She is a patient at the
Wilkes hospital.
Coroner I. M. Myers is report
ed today as much better after
being oonfined to his home the
past week by illness.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Bretholl re
turned today to their home at
Moravian Falls after spending
several days Vacation In Tampa,
Florida.
Mrs. Ed F. Caudill, who under
went a major operation at the
Charlotte Memorial Hospital sev
eral days, ago, is now much im
proved, we are glad to Btate.
Mrs. Caudill will be able to re
turn home in about a week if
continued improvement is noted
in her condition.
an -
Hospital
be pleased
improving
Mrs. Jobn B.
derwent a major operation last
week at the Wilkes Hospital, is
getting along splendidly, her
friends will be glad to tsaij^
Mrs. Phillip Bnune has return
ed to her home'here after a visit
of several weeks in Waldo, Flor
ida, with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Weisner.
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Stahl, of
Pores Knob, attended the per
formance of Aida," given by the
San Carlo Opera Company in
Winston-Salem Saturday, Feb. 8.
Mr. R. D. Smith, Wilkes coun
ty agent, and Mr. Forrest B.
Jones, secretary-manager of the
Wilkes Chamber of Commerce,
attended a poultry school at
Monroe Wednesday.
Miss Lnla Hester Brame left
Saturday for Denver, Colorado,
where she will visit in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Toburen.
Miss Brame is a sister of Mrs.
Toburen.
Rev. Louis J. Yelanjian, who
is currently making his home at
South Milwaukee, Wis., is spend
ing a few days at his home at
Glendale Springs. Today he vis
ited friends in this city.
A taxi stand is being erected
on the lot between the town hall
and City Cafe by Busic cabs. A
small building on the street lev
el will serve as office for the
firm and cabs will be parked on
the lot.
R. C. J
ten, Dorothy
Knob, attended i
of "La Travlata,
San Carlo
Greensboro,
Mr. and M
who had been
In Washington, D. C., for the past
several years, have returned to
this city. In Washington Mr.
Rousseau held a position in the
office of the clerk of the United
States Senate.
Mr. add Mrs. R. A. Greer and
son, Mt. Robert Greer, returned
Tuesday to their home at Mora
vian Falls. They had been to
Washington, D. 0., where they
carried Mr. R. A. Greer's moth
er, Mrs. Octa Greer, to spend the
remainder of the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. W. D. Marshall.
Friends regret to learn that
Mr. R. L. Wellborn continues
very ill at his home in Wilkes
boro. Recent guests in the Well
horn home have been Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Berry and daughter,
Mrs. Donald White, of Richmond,
Va. Mrs. Berry is a daughter of
Mr. Wellborn.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Bentley and
their daughter, Miss Grace Deane
Bentley, Mrs. W. T. Finley, Mm.
G. W. Scroggs and daughter,
Rachel, attended the wedding
Saturday afternoon of Mr. Don
nie Harris, of Elkin, and Miss
Vern Dell Brendle, at Boonville
Methodist church. ,
Mr. R. L. Hogard, U. S. Navy
Recruiter, announced today that
Mr. Ray Hampton Wyatt, eon of
Mr. W. A. Wyatt, of Halls Mills,
has (been accepted for enlistment
in the United States Navy, and
sent to Raleigh for his final ex
amination, and further transfer
to the U. S. Navy Recruit Train
ing Center.
.CARD OF THANKS
We use this means to express
appreciation for the kindness
and sympathy extended to us
luring the illness, death and fu
neral of our father, Ack Ward.
MRS. O. G. WAGONER,
WILL WARD.
Mail Carrier Exam
For Gilreath Office
The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an
examination to fill the position
of rural carrier at Gilreath,
North Car?fina.
The examination will be held
it Wilkeaboro, North Carolina. *
Receipt of applications will
close on March 6, 1947.
The date of examination will
be stated on i admission cards
mailed to applicants after the
closing date for receipt of appli
cations, and will be about IS
days after that date.
The salary of a rural carrier
on a standard dally route of 80
miles is 82020 a year, with an
additional $20 a mile a year for
each mile or major fraction
thereof in excess of 30 miles.
Salaries on routes of shorter
length or of less frequent service
are proportionately lower. A rur
al carrier serving one tri-weekly
route shall be paid a salary on
the basis of a route one-half
length of the route served
him. A rural carrier serving two
tri-weekly routes shall be pajd
a salary on the basis of a route
one-half the combined length of
the two routes. All rural carriers,
must furnish and maintain at
r* I
their own expense all necessary
vehicle equipment for the prompt
handling of the mails, but they
are allowed an equipment main
tenance of 6 cents a mile on the
basis of the daily mileage sche
duled (this amount to $549 per
year for a 80-mile route). They
are permitted to use motor ve
hicles, but are required to fur
nish sufficient equipment to
handle postal business properly.
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Certain beetles, parasites
which live in the homes of ants,
are so well-cared for by the ants
that often the ants neglect their
own brood to tend to the guests,
acebrdlng to the Encyclopaedia
Britannica.
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Sliced Armour's Star Boiled?
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Country Style Pork?
Sausage, lb.. 39c
Ground?
Beef, lb 33c
Sliced Pork?
Liver, lb.... 30c
White Thick
Fat Back, lb. 25c
4-Lb.Carton Pure
Lard *1.19
Firm?
Tomatoes, lb. 25c
Green?
Cabbage, lb... 4c
White? 10 LBS.
Potatoes ..i. 35c
Yellow? 6 LBS.
Onions 25c
Nice?
Carrots, bn... 9c
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11-OZS. KELLOGG'S?
CORN FLAKES 11c
OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY?
SAUCE 25*
CHASE & SANBORN?
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QUART JAR?
SALAD DRESSING 39c
SMITHFIELD PORK?
SPREAD. 3-oz. jar lQc
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apples and slice; mix with sugar.
Put into greased dish. Mix together
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LINK PORK?
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s, 3 lbs. _25c
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