Knob Home Club
Entertains At Party
A beautiful party was given
the young people of the Pores
Knob Community On Friday eve
ning, June 17th, from 8 to 11
o'clock at the Pores Knob Com
munity House by the Home
Demonstration Club honoring
some of the 1949 high school
graduates.
As the guests arrived they
were greeted by officers of the
club and the honor guests wno
wore corsages of daisies (gold
and white) tied with green rib
bon, which were presented by
Mrs. Jim Frazler. All the club
women wore green hostess tags
with a daisy tied in gold ribbon.
Misses Blanche Lowe and Bet
ty Broyhill presided at the reg
istrars table. As each guest was
registered the name was dropped
in a green can tied with gold
ribbon from which names were
later drawn for several prizes
which had been donated by the
club women.
Worth Gamble and Charlie
Bentley gave out numbers to the
boys and girls to be matched for
partners for the relay races and
for refreshments.
Mrs. Kenneth Broyhill, the
club recreational leader, directed
entertaining games and contests.
The fortunes for the night were
written on white paper fastened
In gold and green and were giv
en to the guests from a small
gold covered folder. Each one
read his or her fortune to the
audience.
At the close of the fun the
hostesses served fruit salad, cup
cakes, chocolate covered mints,
and iced tea to about seventy
five people.—Reported by Mrs.
J. M. Bentley.
Evangelist Keyes
States Appreciation
Many people in Fairplains and
Dellaplane communities preser t
ed to Evangelist 'Sledgehammer'
Charlie Andrew Keyes, Jr., sev
eral gifts, in appreciation for his
work, and help to thousands
spiritually in Wilkes county.
Several ^good people from Fair
plains and Roaring River pre
sented to the Evangelist a beauti
ful gold watch, and several other
nice and expensive gifts. The
following is a word of appreci
ation from the Evangelist to his
many friends in Wilkes county.
"I wish to take this space to
thank each and every one for the
love you show for me in present
ing to me the many fine gifts,
in appreciation for my labours
among you in Wilkes county.
This proves I have many good
friends throughout Wilkes, who
appreciate a man who lives and
preaches the word of God. Again
I thank you all from the depth
of my heart."
Evangelist Keyes will preach
at the Fairplains community
church Sunday night, June 26th,
7:30 p. m.
A lecture will be given by the
evangelist at Oak Forest Baptist
church Saturday night, June 25,
on "Russia and the Communist
Beast."
MASONIC NOTICE
Stated Communication o f
North Wilkesboro Lodge No. 407
A. F. & A. M., Friday night, June
24, 1949 at 8:00 p. m. Work in
First Degree. All members re
quested to be present. Visitors
welcome.
TAM L. SHUMAKER, Master,
TROY L. PERRY, Secretary.
o
The U. S. Department of Agri
culture has announced that it
will continue during July and
August to support egg prices in
the Midwest at levels reflecting
an average price to producers of
at least 35 cents a dozen—the
same as the January-June price.
SPECIAL
Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday
Leather or Rubber
Half Soles and
Rubber Heels
*1.89
All other prices
reasonable.
BUILfllGHT
SHOE SHOP
In Buement of Bite Termin*J
NORTH WILKE8BORO, N. C.