Club Hat
March Meeting
Falrplalns Home Demonstra
tion Club held Its regular month
ly meeting in the home of Mm.
Grace Cooper, March 1st at 7: SO
p. m. The rice president, Mrs.
Clande MoGee, called the meet
tec to order and the club sang,
"Home On The Range," after
•which Mrs. Bthel Hares led In the
devotkmals by reading Psalm,
100. The clob collect tu repeat
ed In nnlson.
Mrs. Clande MoGee, oar flow
er committee Ailgnan, gave a
report of seny^ Ilftwers to Mrs.
Harrold Bumgarner's father's fu
neral and to Mr*. K. A. Gillian's
father, who was in the hospital.
- Mrs. K. A. Gillian, oar secre
tary, called the roll, having 20
members and three visitors pres
ent. We were happy to hare aa
visitors, Mrs. Carson Wagoner,
Mrs. C. T. Burke and Mr. Ken
neth Carpenter, a representative
for the Fuller Brush Co. The
I treasurer, Mrs. Claude Deal, gave
her report.
Mrs. Wiley Brooks gave some
Important dates, which the \clul
members were urged to attend.
They were as follows: March 23,
10 a. m. Mr. John Harris, "Land
scape Specialist," March 30th, 2
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Brame's Drug Store Wiles Jewelry
Cash Fertilizer and Seed Store
Larry Moore Tal J. Pearson
North Wilkesboro Baseball Club
p. m. "Tea given .by the County
Library," March 30 and 31 "Rec
reational school" In Blkln. Aprtl
14th, "Spring Federation Meet
ing," at Blkln.
K The meeting was turned over
to our Clothing Leaden, Mrs.
John Wallace and Mrs. W. E.
Snow, who gave us a demonstra
tion on making "bound button
holes,' and the correct Vay to
put' in "zippers." They had lit
tle skirts made ready for the rip
pers to fee put in, also pieces of
material for making the button
holes. Theee were given to each
member and a prise was offered
for the beet results and brought
to the next club meeting.- This
was one of our best and benefi
cial demonstrations of the year.
," The hostess served strawberry
short cake and coffee. She was
assisted by Mrs. Claude Deal and
Mrs. Walter Blankenship. Every
one had a nice time and we will
be happy to have you visit us at
our next club date, which will be
April 5th.—Reported fey Mrs.
Claude Deal.
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Chrysler Corporation
Will Honor Local Men
Five employees of Wilkes Au
to Sales, Inc., local Dodge-Ply
mouth dealership, will be honor
ed by Chrysler Corporation for
the successful completion of the
first twelve sessions of a contin
uous course in factory-approvad
methods of servicing cars and
trucks.
The mechanics will receive cer
tificates from the Dodge-Ply
mouth home office marking the
completion of a year of partici
pation in the school conducted
here as part of the Chrysler Cor
poration Master Technicians'
Service Plan. Also included in
this group will be the parts man
ager, who completed this course
along with the mechanics.
Certificates will be awarded to
W. R. Calloway, M. W. Greene,
Jr., James O. Faw, James G. Hig
gins.and Bill Church. Calloway Is
the service manager for this
dealership, while M. W. Greene,
Jr. parts manager.
Planning of the program, which
involves over 60,000 mechanics
throughout the country, Includ
ed counseling with selected deal
er service managers and mechan
ics. The training course is built
around a series of Instructional
kits, one of which Wilkes Auto
Sales, Inc., received every month
from the Dodge-Plymouth home
offices. Each kit is devoted to a
"tell, show, and do'' presentation
of a basic service problem, se
lected from surveys of dealer re
quests for information. For the
•'tell" part of the training session,
the first item in the kit U a
20-minute sound slide film out
lining basic principles of an au
tomobile service operation, how
to recognize the problem and how
to make the necessary correct
ions. In the "show" part of the
session, large blow-up charts and
full information as to procedure
for the instructor is supplied, to
gether with a list of parts and
tools required for a demonstra
tion.. The mechanic is then allow
>d to perform the service opera
tion himself, representing the
•do" part of the session.' Finally,
i reference book summarising
the entire subject is supplied for .j
the mechanic's personal refer- .
»nce.
At the end of each serrlce ses- ""
sion, the mechanic checks' bis
progress iby means of a series of
Questions. Questionnaires, when
filled out,* are returned to the
factory for review and grading
and become a permanent record
at the factory, acting as a basis
for future awards of certlfcates
to the dealer and mechanic.
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Mrs. Elsie Church
Obituary Given
Elsie Gonial Church, born Feb
ruary 25, 1861, departed this
life April 3, 1949, being 88 years,
1 month and '8 days of age. 6he
professed a hope in Christ at an
early age and' united with Beav
er Greek Baptist church and liv
ed a faithful member until her
death.
She was married to Thomas C.
Church, who preceded her in
death several years ago. To this
union were iborn the following
sons and daughters: Dolphus
Church, Mrs. Albert Matherly,
Mrs. Lawson Huffman, Albert
Church and iMrs. Albert Triplett,
all of Purlear. George Church
preceded her in death at an early
age. Also surviving are 30 grand
children, 28 great grandchildren
and a host of friends to mourn
Dur loss.
This is another striking thot
bo us who are left behind that
the good old mothers of the long
ago grounded in the faith and
hope of our Lprd and Savior, Je
sus Christ, are fast vacating their
walks of life* and going to re
ceive the Crown of Life that Paul
speaks of so boldly. If this moth
ar could speak in our natural way
again, she would probably be
warning her sons, daughters,
grandchildren and friends to fear
the wrath of Goa and prepare
themselves for death , fitting
themselves for God's glory in that
Celestial City, the House not
made with hands,t eternal in the
Give Your Home added Beauty (
by Cleaning Up, Painting Up and ^
Fixing Up Today.
Cord of Thanks
\ 7e wish to use this means to
tpreu how much -we appreciate
le kindness and sympathy
lojirn us in hte illnesB and death
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of oar Kmr mother. May God's
richest blessings fee bestow
ed upon yon.
TOEBJ CHURCH FAMILY.
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North Carolina batcherlM pro*
duced a total of 5,058,000 chieM
daring February—43 par cetf
more than In January and tO p«r
cent move than In Febmary.
1948.