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MIm Mary Elmore Flnley is
spending several days this week
with friends in Greensboro.
Mrs. A. R. Gray, Sr., is spend
ing a month at Wilmington, Va.,
•with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hall, -of
Raleigh, will arrive Friday to
spend the week-end with rela
tives in Wilkeqboro.
Miss Nell Meyer, of Valdosta,
Ga., and Banner Elk, was a guest
during the week-end in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Flnley.
Guests for the day Sunday in the
Flnley home were Miss Gwenn
E&stridge, of Sarasota, Fla., and
Miss Betty Mattheson, of Boone.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Prltchett,
oi Albany, Ga., are spending* a
tew days with Mr. and Mrs.
James W. Lowe and Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Hall.
Miss Mary Caroon, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Caroon, and
Miss Margaret Anderson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. An
derson, are enjoying a ten-day
vacation at Myrtle Beach, S. C.
Miss Ruth McNeill, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Qlenn McNeill,
is spending six weeks at Towson,
Md., where she Is taking a six
weeks' extension course at the
Maryland State Teachers' College.
Mrs. Boyd Putman and two
daughters, Mary Frances and Sa
rah, of Boiling Springs, spe'nt last
week here In the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Hauss. Mrs. Ptil
man is a sister of Mr. Haass.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Bloomfield
and son, Jljpmy, have recently
moved into the apartment of Mrs.
Bloomfield's aunt, Miss Elisabeth
Barber. They came here from
Bristol, Tenn. Mr. Broomfleld has
a position with the Carolina Mir
ror Corporation.
Rev. and Mrs. Fred Blevins
and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Johnson
visited relatives and friends in
Clegghorn Valley, Virginia,
Thursday of last week. While
there they enjoyed a visit to
Hungry Mother Park near Mar
ion, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Taylor, of
Cherry Point and Beaufort, and
Sgt._ O. C. Bumgarner, Jr., of
the marine corps air base at
Cherry Point, wore guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. O.
C. Bumgarner, Sr., of North Wil
kesboro .route one, last week.
Mrs. Burl Mlchaef and twc
months-old son, Danny, of Oak
woods, left Tuesday of last week
to join her husband in Biloxi,
Miss., until his discharge in Sep
tember. Burl's mother, who is
in ill health, went with them but
had to return because of the
climate.
Mrs. J. Thor Wanless and
three daughters, Carol, Julia,
and Sarah Rebecca, of Spring
field, 111., who have been here
two weeks visiting with Mrs.
Wanless' parents, Judge and Mrs!
Johnson J. Hayes, will be joined
here this week by Mr. Wanless,
who, after a week's visit, will ac
company his family home.
Buddy, eight-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Mock, of
Greenville, Miss., is recovering
nicely from an operation perform
ed several days ago at the Wil
kes Hospital. Mr. Mock and fam-;
lly have been making their hom<>
In Lenoir for the past severa!,
months'. Mrs. Mock is the former
Miss Pauline Kinlaw, of Wilkes
boro.
Miss Pam Starnes, of Forest
City, is here spending a few days
with Sergeant and Mrs. A. H.
Clark.
Mrs. Connie Wimbish, of
Greensboro, was a guest here on
Monday and Tuesday of Miss Mary
Louise Clements. On Monday af
ternoon, Miss Clements and her
guest went to Charlotte to attend
the wedding of ' Miss Beatrice
Coble and William A. Graham,
which took place at four o'clock
in the chapel of Myers Park
Presbyterian church. The bride,
Mrs. Wimbish, and Miss Clem
ents, were school mates at Wom
an's College in Greensboro.
A son, Charles Sidney, was
born on July the ninth to Rev.
and Mrs. Sidney D. Crane, of
Philadelphia, Pa. Rot. Mr. Crane,
who Is with the Westminister
Foundation of Philadelphia, has
his office with the Christian As
sociation of the University of
Pennyslvanla. The Cranes form
erly lived ^in North Wilkesboro,
Rev. Mr. Crane being a supply
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church.
Mr. W. A. Watson, of Deep
Gap, writer of a number of
popular songs has a song entitl
ed: "I'm In Love With Love"
that is hitting the air waves on
radio programs. It has had 60
performances over. radio in
recent months. The author of this
song would- like for you to re
guest this number over your lo
cal and other radio stations in
this locality. It i» a popular hit
and a good dance number also.
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NEWTON'S DEPT. STORE
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Specials for Friday and Saturday
One Lot.
MEN'S PANTS
In Sharkskin and Berlington Mills Fabric—Formerly Sold For
$6.95
Now Selling; For $5.50
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' One Lot
STRAW HATS
All Shades and Sizes—Shower Proof —Formerly Sold For $5.00—
Now $1.88
Hats Formerly $2.98 - Now 88*
Euzelian S. S. Class
Met Tuesday Evening
Mrs. Allle Hayes, Mrs. Clyde
Waugh, Mrs. L^arry Moore, and
Mrs. Carl Holder joined hospi
tality to the members of the
Euxellan Sunday school class of
the First Baptist church at the
Hayes home on the Brushy
Mountain Tuesday evening. IjL
teen members were present.
Flake Cook led the devotions, 5
and for the program Mrs. Eafl
Pearson discussed a Biblical
character, after which the gro«tl.
sang several hymns. Mrs. Wayne *
Foster was the program leader.
Mrs. Homer Brookshire was in
' charge of the business session dur
ing which time plans were made
for the visit of Mary Elgin, from
the Mills Orphanage in Thomas
vllle, who will be a gueet of the
class for a week beginning Aug
ust the eighth. Refreshments
were enjoyed during the sodal
hour.