Boomer Team Defeats Millers Creek-Purlear ? Boomer baseball team hit three pitchers freely Saturday to win 13 to 4 over the Millers Creek-Purlear team at Boomer. Lee Mollis worked well on the mound lor Boomer, with Gilbert catching. Battery for the visi tors was B. Nichols, Hayes and G. Nichols; D. Nichols, T. Nich- ? ols. The team will meet again1 Saturday afternoon, 2:80, on the Purlear field. 9 * t Yovr... VENETIAN BLINDS Call or Write H.&B. VENETIAN BLIND CO. Hickory, N. C. ? Custom-Built Wood, Metal, Aluminum and Flex-Aluminum 1 ? ESTIMATES FREE ? HE WROTE HIS FAME IN GUN SMOKE! m Rex Beach's thrill-filled saga of flaming guns and reckless women! starring JON HALL VICTOR McLAGLEN I RITA JOHNSON ANDY DEYINE MILBURN STONE WILLIAM BROOKS i LEONARD EAST Addition*! Diatocut by Robert Presort, Sr . Story Sutftstrt by Bn Bracb's "MkMcm W Directed by RAY TAYLOR ? Produced by HOWARD WELSCH ? Story and Screenplay by ROY CHANSLOR starts 1 THURS Added: Technicolor Special "The Last Bomb" Shows at 1-3 ? 7 ? 9 I "Ttu Jolson Story is a cavalcade of glorious entertainment ...a heart story told with beloved music... sparkling with the magk^pf I IDw'kBkT . FVFIYN REYES ? WLLIAM DEMMEST ? Bill BODMIN ? Soeenpta, t* Stephen Longstmd HSwii?"? ?AeoiUM,u"crM" NOTICE: Change In Showing Hours This Attraction Only Box Office Opens 12.30 - 6.30 Shows at 12.45, 3.00, 6.45, 9.00 TODAY] Tues. & Wed. ALLI ?WlWtl SOCIAL CALENDAR ?mmmhWM The Woman's Missionary So ciety of the North Wilkesboro First Baptist church will meet at the church Tuesday evening, 7:80 o'clock, with members of Circle No. 5 being in charge of the program. 1? The annual birthday meeting of the ^Presbyterian Auxiliary will be held Tuesday evening, 7:80 o'clock, in the assembly room of the educational build ing, and the men of the church are invited to attend. Mrs. W. J. Bason will give a program on foreign missions, after which a birthday offering will be taken for the foreign mis sion cause. The Executive board meets at 2:80 in the Ladies Parlor. The Garden club, a depart ment of the North Wilkesboro Woman's club, will meet Tues day afternoon, three o'clock, at the home of Mrs. J. R. Hix with Mrs. R. J. Hinshaw as as sociate hostess. Any of the members having any plants or seeds they wonld like to share with someone else are asked to bring them to the meeting. ' 1? The Wilkesboro Woman's club will meet Friday evening, 8 o'clock, at the community house. The program will be presented by Mrs. J. B. Hen derson, chairman of the Ameav ' lean. Home Department. Guests will be members of the North Wilkesboro Woman's Club. Reavis Brothers Lease-Wilkes Gl Service Station Mack and Glenn Reavis, well known young men in Wilkes county, have leased the Wilkes Service station located opposite the courthouse on Main street in Wilkes boro. Name of the service station has been changed to Wilkes GI Service station. The Messrs. Reavis will sell a complete line of Texaco products and will alBO sell many auto accessories. Com plete service for motorists will be featured and all patronage will be appreciated. o C. E. Lender man At Howard's Grocery C. E. Lenderman, who was en gaged in the grocery business in Wilkesboro for about 40 years, is now- affiliated with Charles How ard's Grocery in Wilkesboro and extends to his friends and form er customers a cordial invitation to visit him in his present posi tion. st_ of the Superior Court of Wilkes county, made in the special pro ceeding entitled "Gaston Parks, Administrator of the Estate of V. A. Parks, deceased, vs. Rosabell Parks Becknell and husband, Wal ter Becknell, Maggie Parks and? husband, William Parks, Edmond| Parks and wife, Lolla Parks, Odell | Parks and wife, Elizabeth Parks, Delia Petty Smith and husband, Bertus E. Smith, Marrien Petty and wife, Lillian Petty, Murphy Petty and wife, Anna Petty, Prec ious Petty Hankerson and husband, Walter Hankerson, Elnola (Elno ra) Petty, Odessa Ferguson Red mon and husband, Elizah Redmon, Jossie Ferguson Brown and hus band, Harrison Brown, Beulah Ferguson Grinton and husband, William Grinton, Gladys Parks Suddreth and husband, Glen Sud dreth, Jessie Parks Whitton and husband, Charlie Arthur Whitton, Phillip Parks, Magdalene Parks, Gaston Majors and wife, Dorothy Majors, and Ellen Parks, widow of V. A. Parks, deceased", the same being No. 257 SP-5 upon the spe cial proceeding docket of said court, the undersigned commission er will, on the 12th day of June, 1947, at 12:00 o'clock Noon, at the courthouse door in Wilkesboro, North Carolina, offer for sale to the highest .bidder for cash those certain tracts of land lying and being in Wilkesboro township, Wilkes county, N. C., adjoining the lands of Young Parks, James Calloway tract and others, and more particularly described as follows, to -wit: First Tract; Lying on the wa ters of Fishing Creek, and bound ed as follows, viz: Beginning on a dogwood on the east bank of a small branch running north 83 deg. west down said branch 8 poles to a stake in the road by an oak near Allen Shew's house south 7 deg. 6' with said road 11 poles to a stake south 29 deg. west 11 poles with said road passing a hickory to a small, black oak in the Callo way line east with said line cross ing said line 33 poles to a pine corner on the south side of the other road; thence north 7 deg. east 225 poles to a bunch of sour woods north with the old marked line 22 poles to the beginning, con taining 12 acres, more or less. Second Tract. Adjoining above described tract and more particu larly described as follows, viz: Be ginning at a white oak corner in Rousseau's line, running south 160 poles to a pine, running east to a pine, No. poles not known; thence north to the branch, down said branch to the fork of branch: thence down said branch to Rous seau's line to the beginning, con taining about 17 acres, more or less. Said real estate is sold subject to dower right of Ellen Parks, wi dow. This 7th day of May, 1947. RALPH DAVIS, 6-2-4tM Commissioner WONDERFUL NEW Sherwin WllllAMS HOUSE PAINT NOIYBETWi ? THAN EKR/J SAVES 77ME, SAVES/WAT/ Get more for your money with new Sherwin-William* House Paint! Its coat is now smoother, tougher. makes your house Took better, last longer $5.75 Gallon Carlton's Hardware Telephone 109 sMw/kwimmWNTs FOR THE OLDEST I 1 IN SERVICE TODAY The Chevrolet Motor Division is searching for the oldest licensed Chevrolet truck in service to day in the United States. Chevrolet will present its owner with any standard model "Advance Design" Chevrolet truck he may choose. * Here's all you do: If you own an early-model Chevrolet truck still in use and licensed in 1947, obtain an entry blank from Gaddy Motor Com pany, West 'D' Street. There is no entry fee. The search ends June 15,1947, so get your entry blank today! GADDY MOTOR CO. "Your Chevrolet Dealer" * Telephone 211 North Wilkesboro, N. C. -75 LAPS Stock Car Auto NORTH WILKESBORO SPEEDWAY 3 Miles East of North Wilkesboro, Highway 421 . Sunday, May 18 FIRST RACE STARTS 230 P.M. > ? " \ ? ? ? - *'????? ?' > ' *? 'V- ' ' ' " ' 1 . . % Featuring the nation's most outstanding drivers, including Ed Samples, 1946 National Champion; Bob Flock, holder of 100-mile world's record; Buddy Shu man, of Charlotte, and many others. GENERAL ADMISSION 1" GRANDSTAND, EXTRA T* /1 fl I ? "T" \ i (Including Tax) CHILDREN UNDER 12 ADMITTED FDEE WHEN ACCOMPANIED DT PARENTS These Races Sanctioned By National Championship Stock Car Auto Racing Circuit. Operated Under Management of Bill France. FREE PARKING!

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