Gilreath Club Holds
Monthly Meeting
The Gilreath Home Club met
at the home of Mrs. La la Hen
dren in their business and social
meeting, "with the- new president,
Mr?. W. H. Teirepaugh, presiding.
New plans for the year's work
were discussed, and mahy help
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ful suggestions were presented.
| Mrs. Ed Hendren was chosen
"Family Life Leader" for the
| Club. Plans were made for
i achievement day using "Measur
ing your health," by using the
seven basic foods dally.
Mrs. Lula Hendren, Mrs. W.'
H. Tevepaugh, Mrs. Ed Hen
dren, Mrs. Manda Parker, Mrs.
Greene, and Miss Morrison, gave
an interesting skit on the out
look for the New Year." f
Next meeting will he at the
home of Mrs. M. V. Robinson
February 26. Everyone is urged
to attend.
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Purlear H. D. Club
Has Monthly Moot
Purlear Home' Demonstration
Club met for the January meet
ing with Mrs. Will Canter. The
:Ads
t FOR SALE
FOB SALE: 4 good work horses |
and pair moles from 6 to 7
years old; will work anywhbre.
Also 'S4 Ford Car. F. H. Han-1
dy, Wilkesboro, Route 3.
V- 2-27-pd j
FOB SALE: Factory built, all
steel trailer bed; also 42-gal
lon hot water tank and coal
jack. A. C. MoGlamery, Wil
kesboro route one. lt-pd
FOB SALE OB TRADE?Fresh
Jersey cow. S. W. Shumate,
. Hays, N. C. lt-pd
FOR SALE: Six-room house, a
bout three acres of land near
Cricket Post Office; one house
and lot, house not finished,
near Millers Creek, highway
?421. I lot 10Q feet facing high
way across road from Millers
Creek Post Office. 1941 model
International pickup good con
dition,. See Clyde Michael, at
Wilkes Oil Co., Cricket, N. ,C.
2-27-pd
FOR SALE: Team ?horses, har
ness and wagon. M. H. Rash,'
Route 1, Wilkesboro, N. C.
2-27-pd I
FOB SALE: 50 bales good Les-1
? pedeza hay, $25.00 per ton;
bales average 90 lbs. Also
baled wheat straw, 50c per
bale. At my home. T. P. Bow
man, R. F. D. No. 1, Taylors
ville, N. C. (8 miles south,
2 1-2 miles off N. C. Highway
No. 16) Write before coming.
2-24-pd I
FOR SALE: 50 acre Farm, 8
room house, good barn, spring
house and. other out buildings.
Electricity, on school bus line
and mail service, 9 milee east
of Boone on Meadow Creek.
Mrs. Maggie Miller, Brown
wood, N. C. 2-27-pd
FOR SALE: Good grade lespe
deza hay $1.25 bale. Wire tied
bales; also cord wood, chicken
litter and print bags. Tom
Hutchinson, Highway 268.
2-24-pdI
TO MY BUTTER CUSTOMERS:
Bring your surplus butter to
me. I have arranged to con
tinue buying. Top prices fori
Poultry and eggs. E. E. Eller.
2-24-2t I
TUXEDO Poultry Mashes, Scratch
Grains, Dairy, Hog, Horse, Dog
and Rabbit Feeds. Tuxedo
Feed Company, North Wilkes
boro, Phone 94. 1-1-18-tf
FOR SALE: 5-room house 4 1-2
miles from North Wilkeeboro,
200 yards off Highway No. 18.
Lot 75 x 200. Priced to sell.
See Millard Rhoades, at Ideal
Furniture Co. 2-24-4t
FOR SALE: One pair sorrell
mares, 6 years old, weight
1100 hundred each. Will sell
at bargain. J. H. Faw, Highway
No. 18, eight miles north of
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
? 2-27-4t |
FOR SALE: One five-room |
house, good basement, water |
in house; six acres of land;
good location, 1-2 mile of |
church, school and hardsur
faced road. See Vensley Eller,
Champion, N. C. 2-27-pd
FOR SALE: ^216 acres,, well
timbered land (cut over in
1918); also one No. 1 Mea
dows Sawmill, complete, with
International 6-cyllnder motor.
B. C. Triplett, Hendrix, N. C.
2-24-pd I
FOR SALE: Myers cog-gear, dou
ble-acting spray pump, in
cluding 50 feet of. hose and
spray rod. Outfit in first-class
condition. C. H. Opitz, Oak
woods, N. C. " 2-27-pd
reading the acripture. The meet
ing was baaed on the theme "A
Brighter Outlook for 1947." Mra.
Tom W. Ha; res was chosen as
Family Life Leader. We had
both Mrs. Greene and the new
assistant H. D. Agent, Miss Mor
rison with us. At the close of the
business session Mra. Canter
served delicious refreshments.
Several members and visitors
were present and everyone had a
nice time. We hope to haVe a
large attendance next time as the
FOR SALE: Windows, Doors,
Casing, Molding. Hller Lumber
Co., Millers Creek, N. C.
2-27-4t-pd
FOR SALE: Dry split stove
wood, or slab blocks not split.
?Call 48-F-40, or see me at
Economy Grocery, Fairplaine.
Claud 'Brooks, Route 1, North
Wilkesboro. N. C. 3-20-8t-pd
FOR SALE: 9-room house on
lot 100 x 140, corner d and
4th, known as C. A. Dimmette
property. Phone 108 or 183-M.
P. #0. BOX 727. B. L. Johnson,
North Wilkesboro, N. C,l-27-2t
FOR SALE: Horse, weighing
k a
bout 1200 pounds; work any
where. See Ray Lankford,
Route 1, North Wilkesboro, N.
C. near Welcome Home church.
2-27-pd
AUCTION SALE: Farm Imple
ments, March 1.?Tractor; In
ternational threshing machine;
baler; 8 ft. binder; 20 disc cut
away harrow; -3 disc John
Deer plow; Graham Holme
plow; heavy Athens bog; sec
tion harrow; two grain drills;
mowing machine; rake; riding
cultivator; 2 two-horse wag
ons; 4 one-horse cultivators;
2 two-horse turning pIowb; 8
singlefoot plows; 2 fertilizer
distributors; new Ideal tobacco
spray; Cole corn planter; hea
vy tractor trailer; 2 seven
year-old mules; straw, wheat,
oats and numerous other tools.
Sale starts at 10 o'clock, 1-4
mile out of Hiddenlte on high
way 90. J. T. Adams. 2-27-pd
Lost and Found (
LOST: Hound, brown head, white
chest, legs and neck; black and
. brown body with white spots
on top of back. Reward. R. L.
Hlckerson. 2-2 7-21
LOST: Compact, with flower on
lid; loBt at hue terminal. Name
engraved on beck. Mrs. Frank
McHone, Route 1, Roaring
River, N. C. 2-24-pd
demonstration is to be on mak
ing and baking a "Meat loaf."
This meeting is to be held with
Mrs. Wayne Yhtes on Thursday,
Feb. 27. So everyone come as
Heart Sisters are to be drawn for
this year at this meeting also.
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January exports of United
States grain and (Train products
amounted to forty six and one
half million bushels.
LOST: Boston Boll Terrier, dark
with white ring ground neck;
white spot in forehead. No col
lar. Name "Dag". Beward for
his return to Eugene Wood,
^ North Wllkesboro, N. C. Route
2. 2-24-pd
i ? Miscellaneous
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CITY OABS Owned by J. O. Da
vis; two new cars; three good
careful drivers?Bryant John
son, Clifford Waddell, Ed
Walker. Located Bns Termin
al. Telephone 176. S-18-8t-pd
OKNUINM All-Meta} Interlocking
< Weatherstrip. Estimates free.
J. J. Nichols, Phone 2S-M, WU
kesboro, N. C. 2-84-pd
tr
? wanted
WANTED: Specialty dalceinaii.
exclusively for beautiful llhe
of gift shop Items, novelties,
billfolds, and fine leather
goods. Merchandise sold direct
to retail stdrep of all kinds.
Quick shipments. Liberal
commission promptly paid. Au
tomobile essential. New Spring
line of gift ware. Write Re
sale Division, Kemper-Thomas
Co., Cincinnati 12, Ohio, lt-pd
WANTED: To do your sewing:
plain, curtains, draperies, Hol
lywood bed spreads. Phone
186-W. 2-27-2t
WANTED: Man or boy over 18,
colored or white, to clean up
and Wash dishes, $20.06 week
and board. Apply Princess
Cafe. 12-19-tf
WANTED AT ONCE: White or
colored help, good pay, must
stay on lot. Sunset Boarding
ouie, 901 Hlnshaw Street,
Phone 469-R. lt-pd
WANTED: To saw your wood
while ground Is wet. Also Plow
your gardens and fields when
dry. Cyrus Wiles, Phone 421-R.
2-24-pd
WANTED: To plow and harrow
your fields or gardens. We
have tractor; also call us to
, saw your wood. Phone 42J.-R.
2-24-pd
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BROWN
SHOE REPAIR
ANNOUNCEMENT!
Pwteh to announce that my Shoe
Shop is
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
In the basement next door to Reins
Marble Works. Come to me for
expert shoe repair work.
Cementing Ladies' Shoes Is a
Specialty With Us
While - U - Wait Service
BROWN
SHOE REPAIR
Ernest- D. Brown, Sr., Owner
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Also fine Mirror Pianos.
Easy Payments if Desired
Garwood Piano Co.
'Phone 540-B Wilkesboro, N. C.
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