Items About Comers and Goers ... From
Here and There
People You Know Who Move About
Mr. William Shoaf, of Norfolk,
Va., spent a few days list week
with his annt, Mrs. R. S. Shoaf.
Mr. and Mrs. Vera Irrin have
returned from spending a week
In Oreensbnrg, Ind.
Mr. Donnle Bury has returned
to hiB home at Greensburg, Ind.,
.after spending three weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Irrln.
Mr. Burl Shepherd, of Sunny
side, Washington, is visiting rel
atives in Wilkes.
Mt. Ben Holkmay, of Detroit,
Michigan, Is spending his vaca
tion as guest of Mr. Kermlt Wal
ker.
Miss June Bledfeoe and Mr.
Joe Bledsoe, of Boone, spent the
week-end as guests of Mrs. R. S.
Shoaf.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Loftis and
Mrs. R. M. Loftis, of Madison,
were the Sunday guests of Mrs.
James Hubbard.
I Messrs. Kenneth and Bruce
Brooks recently returned to
their homes from Guam, where
they had been employed for 18
months.
Mr. A. G. Bumgarner, a well
known farmer of the Wllkesboro
Roue 1 community, near Millere
Creek, was a visitor to this city
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rogers,
Jr., of Laurinburg, visited here
dRsring the week-end in the R. R.
church home and with their
friends.
Mrs. James R. Slier, Sr., is a
patient in the Wilkes Hospital.
Mrs. Slier is the younger daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Tatss,
of Wllkesboro.
(Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Moore and
children have returned from
spending a week at Ocean Drive,
S. O.
Mrs. W. R. Middleton, of An
dalusia, Ala., is to spend several
days this week in the home of
her niece, Mrs. J. W. Willis, in
Wllkesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Dal
rymple, of Stanford, are visiting
here this week in the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Boyd Stout,
and Mr. Stout.
Rev. L. M. Cook will preach
at Rock Creek Baptist church on
Saturday night, July 31 at 8:00.
The public is cordially invited.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Eller visit
ed last week with Mrs. Eller's
mother, Mrs. G. G. Holland, at
Warsaw, and also at Carolina
Beach.
Mrs. R. R. Church and Miss
Odessa Hanks, spent last week at
Virginia Beach, visited with
Mrs. Church's relatives at Rich
mond, Va., en route to the beach.
Mr. Forest Church, of Mt. Airy,
son of Mrs. Church, went down
for several days during the week
end end accompanied them home
ft far as Mt. Airy.
Mrs. Roy York and daughters,
Anne and*June, who have been
visiting in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Bller Cor two weeks,
returned to their home at Haz
ard, Ky.
Mr. Thurmond Kenerly, Mr.
0. K. Pope, Misses Patsy Pope,
and Mary Ann Cases, left Fri
day to spend a week at Pauley's
Island, 8. C. The rest of the
Kenerly and Pope families have
been at the beach for a week.
Mrs. W. E. Jones has returned
to her home here following a
visit of several days with her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Dresser,
and Mr. Dresser at Charlottes
ville, Va. Mrs. Dresser ig the
former Miss Margaret Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moore .have
returned to their home at Chat
tanooga, Tenn., after spending
some time here with Mr. Moore's
brother, Mr. 8. P. Moore, and
family. Mr. Joe Moore is con
nected with Skyland Textile
company.
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Allen
left today for their home at
Maryville, Tenn., after spending
ten day8 here with Mr. and Mrs.
James C. Allen, Jr. During
their vlbit all of the Aliens stayed
at the Gwyn cottage on Brushy
Mountain.
James W. Money, seaman,
DBN, husband of Mrs. Ina J.
Money of Thurmond, arrived In
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, July 22,
aboard the battleship U8S Mis
souri, after a three-weeks' cruise
that took him to Lisbon, Portu
gal; Nice, Fra&ee, and Algiers,
Algeria.
Pvt. Ed. Osborne, formerly of
Route 1, Wilkesboro, recently ar
rived on the Isthmus of Panama,
having made the irip via the
USAT "Gen. Simon D. Sturgls.'
Upon his arrival Pvt. Oeborne
was assigned to duty with the
65 th Anti-Aircraft Artillery
Group at Fort Amador, C. Z., on
the Pacific side of the Isthmus.
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Before tho establishment of
standard time on November 18,
1883, American railroads were
using about 100 different stand
ards of time.
What's Wrong With Our
Annulment Laws?
One husband asked for an an
nulment because his father-in-law
wouldn't send h|m to college! An
irate wife got her annulment
when she discovered her hus
band wasn't related to royalty!
Don't miss this expose of "Easy
Annulments" in the August 8 Is
sue of
The American Weekly
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* * ****** It
? LEADS! ?
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL!
GALVANIZED
WARE
No. 2 Wo?h \
TUB - '1
9-Gallon Covered Garbage
PAIL *1
Can you imagine a buy like this. Just
come to Penney's Wednesday morning and
see for yourself.
These to be sold
Jfahesfey (My, 840 to 1 P. ML
At This Low Price!
BETTER COME EARLY!
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5
BIG DAYS
f
To
SHOP
AND
SAVE
SAVE TODAY ON THINGS YOU CAN USE NOW
Sood, serviceable merchandise that yau can use new?drastically marked down to sell at once! A|l summer
|oods must be sold, every item is priced to move on sight. Lots of good yeanaround merchandise markeS
WASH PRINTS
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Worth many times this low price
?x ?
Can yon imagine fast color prints
at only?
15c yd.
Others at only 30c yd.
down below cost. Be sure to shop oil floors. Don't overlook anything
Doors open Tuesday morning, 8:30 sharp!
SHOP PENNEY'S TODAY-YOU'LL SAY!
PRICES SLASHED!
LOOK!
FAR BELOW ORIGINAL COST!
Ladies' Better
DRESSES
NOW '5.OO
ffiatatee/
GIRL'S BETTER DRESSES
ONLY $2.00
GIRL'S PANTIES
Now
| 3 pr. for $1.00
i GIRL'S PAJAMAS
To close out
ONLY $1.50
Entire Stock of
LADIES' SUMMER
SANDAL AND DRESS
SHOES
ONLY <2'0*
An Amazing Value!
36 Only
BOY'S
SLACK
SUITS
To be sold
At Only
$1.00
Boys'
SLACK
SUITS
Size 10 Only
'1.00
Set
!
One Group of
roy/E LS
Priced at only 20c
CHILDREN'S ANKLETS
NOW 10c
GIRLS SLACK SUITS
Rayon Poplin reduced $3.00
Toddler Dresses reduced $1*
All Children's
SANDALS
Are Reduced
NOW '2-00
This includes our Dress Sandals
and any summer Shoes.
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These Dresses are new, the styles
are good and right up to the min
ute. We are making room for new
winter good. So out they go
FOR ONLY $5.00
$14.75 Values.
Ladies
BRAZZIERS
One big group
Now *]j
Ladies'
COTTON and PRINTED SKIRTS
ONLY $3.00
ALL LADIES HATS REDUCED
25e 50c *1.1
ALL m[|S' BETTER ROBES
i $i?b.
Were $TW0. What a Buy?
*6.00 1
Ladies'
Gabardine
SUITS
*10 and $15
Only 26 of these.
Hurry for yours.
SHOE LACES, NOW
.01c
SHOE POLISH, ONLY
04c
CROCHET COTTON AT __
?
04c
BOBBY PINS
04c
RUG YARN
15c
BOYS' HOUSE SHOES $1.00
SHELVING TRIM, YARD v.*
BOYS' DRESS SHIRTS
$1.00
BOYS' STRAW HATS -----
25c
BOYS' WHITE GABARDINE PANTS
___ $1.00
CHILDREN'S SUN SUITS $1.00
SPUN RAYON, YARD 50c
LADIES' ALL-WOOL SWEATERS, only $T00
- Hurry For These!
17 ONLY?LADIES' GABARDINE COATS . $15.00
" Better Be Here Eorly!\ _
LADIES' SHORT AND HALTER SETS NOW . $3.00
PRICED TO CLEAR!
MEN'S SOCKS TO BE SOLO-ONLY - 15c
ALL MEN'S STRAW HATS $1.00
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MEN'S COVERT WORK SHIRTS ? $1.00
MEN'S PAY-PAY WHITE OVERALLS $1.88
MEN'S OVERALL PANTS -i... : $1.50
MEN'S SUMMER WASH PANTS $1.50
MEN'S SUMMER SPORT SHIRTS $1.50
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MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS -?-... $2.00
MEN'S RAYON BROAOCLOTH SPORT SHftRTS . $3.00
MEN'S DRESS AND SPORT OXFORDS $4.00
Entire Stock Men s 5unnmer
SHARKSKIN PANTS sr.Qfl
NOW *
Men's Summer
SUITS ?15*
REDUCED!