Items About Comers and Goers ... From
Here and There
People You Know Who Move About
Mrs. Mason Pressley, of Belmont,
was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. J. B. McCoy, and Mr.
McCoy, oyer the week-end.
Mr. Bill Leyshon, of Oak
Ridge, Tenn., spent the week-end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John W. Leyshon.
\Mr. Eddie Shook, student at
Georgia Tech, Atlanta, Qa.,
spent the week-end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Shook.
Mrs. T. M. Whittington has returned
home after being a patient
at The Wilkes Hospital where she
underwent at major operation.
Mrs. John Morrison has returned
to her home in the city
after undergoing treatment in
The Wilkes Hospital.
Friends regret to know that
Mayor T. Q. Kenerly has been ill
since Monday and has been confined
to his home.
Mr. L. S. Spainhour was in St.
Louis, Mo., this week in the interest
of Spainhour-Sydnor company
of this city. During a short
stay in Louisville, Ky., he visited
his-cousin, Mr. John W. White,
who is a patient of the Baptist
hospital in that city.
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Because of Increased Patronage
and a desire to better serve our
customers—both old and new—
we make the following announcement:
Starting On
MAY 2, 1949
We will open at 6:00 A. M.
Serving Breakfast from 6:00 A. M.
Lunch from 11 A. M.
Dinner from 5 P. M. to 9 P. M.
THE CAROLINA RESTAURANT
Where Good Friends Meet to Eat
Mr. W. J. Bason was a business
visitor to Charlotte Tuesday.
Miss Mary Sue Hendren, student
of A.S.T.C. In Boone, visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. Hendren, at Moravian Falls.
She had as her guest Miss Peggy
Burris, of Stanfield, who is also
in school at Boone. Both are seniors
and will graduate in May.
Attorney W. H. McElwee was
In Greensboro Wednesday looking
after professional business
matters.
Attorney and Mrs. Eugene Trlvette
have been in Winston-Salem
this week, where Attorney
Trivette had professional business
matters to claim his attention.
Kenneth Lee McNeil, fireman,
DSN, of Ferguson, recently visited
the city of Rhodes, Greece,
when his ship, the destroyer USS
Vogelgesang, moored there as a
unit of Task Force 167 assisting
the United Nations Mediator for
Palestine, Dr. Ralph Bunche.
Some of the most interesting
landmarks seen by McNeil were
the site of the famous Colossus
of Rhodes, the huge bronze statue
that was one of the wonders
of the ancient world; the huge
wall, built in 408 B. C., that surrounds
the city itself; Mussolini's
medieval-style castle built in
1937 as a summer home; and the
Street of Knights with the Crusaders'
coats of arms in stone above
each doorway. McNeil, who
entered the Naval service July 7,
1946, received his recruit training
at the Naval Training Center,
Great .Lakes, 111. Before entering
the Navy he attended Ferguson
high school.
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1940 Chevrolet Coupe.
1939 Fowl 4-Door.
L939 Foro Convertible Coupe.
L939 Chevrolet Coupe.
1937 Ford 2-Door.
1948 Harley Davidson Motorcycle.
1948 Ford Pickup.
L946 International Pickup.
L946 2% Ton Reo Truck.
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Mr. Tommy Pearson, younger
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Pearson,
underwent a tonsilar operation
at the Wilkes Hospital Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Critcher and
son, Laxton, of Asheville, visited
relatives at Moravian Falls during
the week-end. They were accompanied
by Miss Ruth Laxton,
who is recuperating from a recent i
operation and will spend some
time with Mr. and Mrs. Paul J.
Vestal. Miss Laxton is a sister of
Mrs. Critcher and Mrs. Vestal.
Lester Atwood Gudger, aviation
machinist mate second
class in the navy, arrived from
Putxient River, Md., Tuesday to
spend 30 days leave here with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Gudger. He has completed six
months service in Germany following
18 months in the Pacific.
Mr. and Mrs. Lane Atkinson,
Mr. Lane Atkinson, Jr., and Mrs.
Genio Oardwell spent the Easter
holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Elledge at Charleston,
West Virginia. Mrs. Atkinson,
mother of Mrs. Elledge, remained
through the week with the Elledges
returning home Sunday by
plane.
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Baseball Schedule
For The Coming Week
April 80
North Wilkesboro at Galax
Radford at Elkin.
Mount Airy at Wytheville.
May 1
North Wilkesboro at Galax
Elkin at Radford
Mount Airy at Wytheville.
May 2
North Wilkesboro at Mt. Airy.
Radford at Galax
Wytheville at Elkin.
May a
North Wilkesboro at Mt. Airy
Radford at Galax
Wytheville at Elkin
May 3
Mount Airy at North Wilkesboro.
• Elkin at Wytheville
Galax at Radford.
May 4
North Wilkesboro at Wytheville
Radford at Mount Airy
Galax at Elkin.
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Broiler chicks placements in
the Wilkes area totaled 176,000
during the week ending April 16.
This total was 3 per cent below
that for the previous week and
9 per cent below the peak of
193,000 chicks placed two weeks
earlier.
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-:SOCJETY:Miss
Winnie Sue
McLean, Bride-Elect
Honored April 21
Thursday evening, April 21,
Mrs. Charlie Warren entertained
for Miss Winnie Sne McLean,
who is to be married May 1st to
Mr. Wayne Kail.
Prizes were won by Miss Anne
McNeill and Mrs. G. L. Michael.
Miss McLean was presented
a corsage of white carnations
and ci^stal in her chosen pattern
by the hostess. Mrs. Genfe Phillips,
a recent bride, was remembered
with a crystal vase.
Support the Y. M. C. A.
THE PENNEY MAY
DRESS CARNIVAL
WITH A FASHION SHOW
SPONSORED BY
The Junior Woman's Clnb
Of North Wilkesboro
FRIDAY NITE AT 8:00 P. M.
AT TOWN HALL
Everyone is invited to see the biggest selection of
Dresses ever shown in North Wilkesboro. So be
Present Friday night, April 29th, 8:00.
Door Prizes — Everything Free! — Refreshments Served