People You Know Who More About
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Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dunn and
■on, Bill, are vacationing this
week at Carolina Beach.
Miss Mable Hendren visited
her sister, Miss Catherine IJen
dren, in Durham last week.
Mrs. George Burgess and Mrs.
Cyrus Wiles are vacationing this
week at Jacksonville, Florida.
Mrs. Fred Anderson, of Cam
den, N. J., spent last week here
with her aunt, Mrs. Rosa Reeves.
Miss Josephine Hunter, of Fay
ettville, is spending this week
with her cousin, Miss Helen
Phillips.
Miss Betty Jean Myers is
spending this week in Asheville
as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gran
ville TMyers.
Friends are glad to learn that
Mrs. M. W. Greene is improving.
Mrs. Greene has been ill for the
past 16 weeks.
W. B. Miller, of Hickory.
p^Lspendlng a few days in Wil
VjL^oro as guest of her sister,
r gton Perkins.
8ally Otulaw, a former
r dfcieTrtli- in the city schools, is
visiting Mrs. Paul Billings and
other friends this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crspior,
Jr., and daughter, Carol, of Ra
leigh, spent last week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Frnak Cranor.
Mrs. Julia Cox, of Greensboro,
is spending a few weeks here
with her sisters, Mrs. D. T. Tri
vette and Mrs. C. E. Jenkins, Sr.
Mr. N. L. Brewer and wife are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Loug.
Mr. Brewer, a former resident
of Wilkes, now resides at Lake
land, Fla.
Rev. John Pope, of Lenoir,
visited Mr. W. E. Long at Roar
ing River, Sunday. Mr. Long has
been very ill for sometime but is
improving now.
Mr. Tommy Long, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. T. Long, is spend
ing several days at Lafayette,
La., with his cousins, Jerome and
Gregory Long.
Miss Ruth Long has returned
to her home in Wilkesboro after
spending several days at Har
mony with her grandmother,
Mrs. R. L. Reid.
Mrs. W. D. Reeves and son,
Billy Reeves, of St. Petersburg,
Fla., are spending the week-end
with Mrs. Reeves' mother-in-law,
Mrs. Rosa Reeves.
Mrs Lawson Parsons, wen)
known resident of W
ship. i« recovering ftt
ration performed Saturoay
the Wilkes hospital.
« A,„0 p » Liomax and
Mr. and Mr^ 0. B. M„_
twin t£"Lt ««* »«
tha Lomax, visitea i»»
Bluetleld, W. V«."d »tth rel.
tives at Spruce Pine.
Mr. John Kermit
k„ returned to "■ .
src* o. «• <»
ther. Mr. E. M. Blackburn.
Mr„. W. A. Elli. and .
and Blair, ol Baleish, »™ v>
f" Mr8 Ellis' sisters, Mrs. uor
ing Mrs. &«» R under
*i°b «|
is recuperating from
illness.
BCT. Vernon Nlehol. and^on,
Vernon Charles, J •'
Sunday to their "ome1n N«»
York state alter .P«ndtt|
al days with Mr. and Mrs. M. «
Brame. Kemp returned
Charles Lee Kemp .
home Monday from a ten d y
-loit with Mr. and Mrs. RODen
Pegg of Wilmington. He also vis
ited Wrigbtsville and Carollna|
^Mre8and Mrs. Rex
^ Mr8ndRMrM andyMr8.^
v^nNes" of Edwood, Ind., spent
Tuesday at Healing Springs near
Grumpier Fannie
Misses Jean Garwoou,
t> n, TCUbv Grace Roland ana
Si Wanda K. Miller enioyed
several days vacation last week
at Hungry Mother Park, ne
Marion, Va.
Mrs. Clyde B. Grayson and *on,
nf Baltimore, Md., have been va
cationing in Wilkes for the, past
weeks. Mr. Grayson is ex
pected to arrive Friday to carry
them home.
Mrs J. C. Jester and daughter,
Mrs 'B U Won, »lth her »<"■
Dickie, ol Union £
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W.
jester. Mrs. J. C. Jester is Mr.
Jester's mother.
Mr S M D. Ward has return
ed from Duke Hospital in Dur
ham. «Here he
ss£^«. 15 w
JUl' " b. I. Smith, Jr.. and
daughter, Marjorie Ann, and
-DX' m"
SrparenZt, and Mr,. ,.
B. Dula, of Wilkesboro.
Mrs C G. Wiles, of this city,
teU at her home several days ago
and broke a small bone in her
lee Friends will be gia
to learn that she I. recovering
from the injury aatlslactorily. |
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. W'tta, of
Boomer, yiaited Mr, and
^r~Taatwe4eh4Mra.
JMlss Reba Blevins, of Mora
dan Falls, left iSaturday to spend
i week with her uncle in John
son City, Tenn. She was accom
panied there by Miss Pearl
Freeze, of China Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Port
er, of Wilkesboro, route one,
wilt' be celebrating their Golden
Wedding Anniversary on Augu&i
7th. They are holding open house
from 2 p. m. until 5 p. m. Any
one wishing to attend will be
very welcome.
Miss Bertha Sockwell and Miss
Ella Sockwell have returned to
their homeB, at Greensboro and
Greenville, following a visit here
with their mother and sister,
Mrs. C. L. Sockwell and Miss
Mamie Sockwell. Their other sis
ter, Mrs. Hugh C. Ewing, of New
port News, Va., who had been
here for ten days, left today for
Danville, Va., where she will at
tend the American Legion and
Auxiliary Convention of the
State of Virginia. Mrs. Ewing is
president of the Newport News
Unit, No. 25. Miss Ella Ruth
Ewing, who has been here for
two weeks, will join her mother
in Danville Sunday and accom
pany her home.
Mr. Roy Foster and Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Cranor have re
turned to Wadley, 6a., after vis
iting Mrs. Dorothy Foster Brown
in Wilkesboro. Mrs. Brown is the
mother of Mrs. Foster and Mrs.
Cranor.
Misses Alice and Dellrita Phil
lips, of Spruce Pine, are spend
ing the week here in the home
of their aunt, Mrs. G. B. Lomax.
Mr. and Mrs. Lomax and twin
daughters, Mary and Martha Lo
max, will accompany the girls
home Friday, and then spend the
week-end at Brevard where the
Loin axes' son, Mr. Phil Lomax,
has been attending the Transyl
vania Music Camp for seven
weeks. Phil will accompany his
parents 'home Monday. While at
Brevard the Lomaxes will attend
the concerts given Friday and
Saturday evenings, and other
events staged for the week-end.
Mrs. James Lowe and Miss
Peggy Williams spent the week
end In Raleigh. They went thern
to accompany IJrs. Lowe's daugh
ter, Miss Anne Lowe, home after
two weeks Tlsit with relatives In
Raleigh.
Guests Sunday in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Rom H. Pearson
were Mrs. George Sigmon, sister
of Mrs. Pearson; and Mrs. Slg
mon's daughter, Mrs. Earl Mun
day; Mr. and Mrs. Hill Teague
and son, Billy, all from Hickory.
Mrs. Teague is a'daughter of
Mrs. Munday.
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I —Weekly Movie Guidi
—MILLERS CREEK
; DRIVE. IN
I ; THEATRE
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
Cjieck Popcorn Boxes For Free Passes
Thursday and Friday, August 4 and 5—
"The Adventures of Robin Hood"
Sta'rrfng Errol Flynn - Olivia deHavilland
- Also Selected Short Subjects
Saturday, August 6th—
Gentleman joe polooka"
[ Sund9y, August 7th—
^"MISSISSIPPI RHYTHM"
inhmie Davis-Also Selected Short Subjects
jy and Tuesday, August 8th and 9th—
"THE YEARLING"
-with—
Gregory Peck - Jane Wyman
In Technicolor
BETTER HOMES
FURNITURE CO.
A WEEKLY EASY TERM
SALE
1—Slightly used 3 Piece Living
Room Suite — $69.50.
1—.Used 4 Piece Living Room
Suite—$40.00.
1 Used Bed Spring—$9.00.
1—Factory Rebuilt Singer Sewing :
Machine—$80.00.
1—Slightly' Used Allen Princess
Range .— $75.00.
3—Used Wood Ranges — $25.00
Best buy Yet.
2—Very Slightly Used Oil Heat
ers.
NOTICE!
1—Used General Electric Refriger
ator — $80.00.
1—New Gibson Electric Range
With Double- Oven—This is a
49 Model and Still in the Crate
—Wholesale Price.
5—10-Way and 7-Way Floor
Lamps—$6.95. 50c down and 50c
Per Week.
We have just received a shipment
of plastic couches and will put
them up against any couch
made — 2-Piece — Couch and
Chair—$139.50—All Guaranteed.
New Shipment of Bedroom Suites
Recently Purchased at the High
Point Furniture Market—$72.00
up $15.00 Down and $10.00 Per
Month
We believe in low down payments
and easy terms. Fact is, we let J
you make the terms.
BETTERHOMES
FURNITURE CO.
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
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