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Mrs. Paul Harris, of Raleigh,
visited here from Wednesday un
til Sunday in the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Buchan,
Mr. Harris came up for the week
end and acccompanied his wife
home.
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NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
511 5th Street
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1?Mahogany Bed Room Suite ? Wash $159.50 ?
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2?Bed Room Suites That Were $198.50 ? Now?
Only $149.50 $25.00 down $10.00 Month
10?Breakfast Room Suites ? Were $64,50 ?
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3?Kitchen Cabinets Were $59.50 ? Now $39.50
2?Kitchen Cabinets ... $19.50
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Items About Comers ond Goers . . . From
Here and There
People You Know Who Move About
Mr. C. M. Wellborn, a well
known citizen of the New Castle
community, was a business visitor
here today.
Miss Fannie Ruth Kuby and
Mrs. Wanda K. Miller spent the
week-end in Elkin with Miss Kil
by's sister, Mrs. Ed Adkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winkel
specht are spending some time at
his home in New Jersey. Mrs.
Winkelspecht before their mar
riage last week was Miss Ruth
Bumgarner of Wilkesboro.
Lieutenant Robdrt McCoy spent
from Thursday until today here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. McCoy. Lt. McCoy is being
transferred from Fort Bliss,
Texas, to Fort Meade, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Ferguson
left Saturday for Malvern, Hill,
Richmond, Va., after spending a
few days here with Mr. Fergu
son's sister, Miss Blanche Fergu
son.
Mr. Louis A. Flora, Jr., of
Camden, N. J., is spending this
week with friends in North
Wilkesboro. Mr. Floro is a former
employe of Carter-Hubbard Pub
lishing Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Daddino and
daughter, Lorraine, returned to
this city Sunday after spending a
few weeks at their home in De
lanco, N. J. Mr. Daddino, a mem
ber of the North/Wilkesboro base
ball team, will play basketball for
Eller's Blue Jackets this winter.
Little Miss Gaynell McEntire,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
McEntire, of Wilkesboro, has
been a patient for several weeks
at the State Orthopedic hospital
at Gastonia, where she has un
dergone two operations. Gaynell
was a polio patient during the
1944 epidemic in Wilkes.
It's no wonder so many people
make The Goodwill Store head
quarters. They have learned from
experience it's a good place to
trade. If you have not already
formed the habit your presence
is alwavs welcome. 10-81-21
Mr. and Mrs. EL EL Eller and
Miss Emma Eller had as guest
during the week-end Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. ESler and Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Cahill, of Marion, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Dermont Smith
had as their, guests for the week
end Mr. Smith's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Smith, of Lexington.
Also as guests for Sunday after
noon, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pressley,
Mr. and Mrs. Wester Roberts and
two children, Billy and Donna,
all of Lexington. Mrs. Roberts is
a daughter of the Pressleys.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnes at
tended the funeral services Sun
day afternoon, three o'clock, at
Davidson, tot Mrs. Bynum C.
Deal, which was held. at the
home. Mrs. Harris Johnston, of
Columbus, Ohio, a daughter of
Mrs. Bynum, is remembered here
as Miss Newtie Deal, who for
merly was employed in North
Wllkesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Hunt,
Mrs. J. Q. Adams, and Mrs.
?Claude Johnson attended the
Homecoming week-end at West
ern North Carolina Teachers
College at Cullowhee. The Hunts'
two sons, Joe and Pat Hunt, are
seniors at the college, and Joe, a
member of the football team,
played in the game Saturday with
Lenoir-Rhyne College.
F. C. Anderson, seaman, USN.
of North Wilkesboro, as a crew
member aboard the landing ship
USS 391 is now taking part in
joint Navy and Marine Corps
cold weather exercises off the
eoast of Labrador in the vicinity
of Hamilton Inlet. The exercises
will continue for approximately
four-weeks, of which time about
ten days will be spent in Cana
dian waters.
Millers Creek Is
Loser Score 7-6
By the margin of an extra point
which split the uprights, Millers
Creek high school football team
los ta hard-fought football game
here Saturday night 7 to 6 to the
Crossnore high school team.
Although losing, the Millers
Creek eleven played well and
during the second half led in of
fensive play, lacking the scoring
punch near the goal line to pull
the game out of the fire.
On the final play of the first
quarter Millers Creek employed
the old "Sleeper Pass Play" to
score easily from the 35-yard
line. Ray Church went Into the
game and was on the sideline far
from the scrimmage point when
Osborne shot him a pass. Church
went over standing up but play
for extra point into the line
failed.
In the second period Crossnore
pulled the old statute of liberty
to set up a score. R. Burleson
ran the ball 24 yards, going out
of bounds just before crossing the
goal line. From that point H. Al
dridge scored, and C. Aldridge
kicked the point.
In the third period Millers
Creek threatened but the drive
bogged on the 11.
Kilby at center and Beechel
Snider in the backfield were the
standout players for Millers
Creek. *
Lineups and summaries:
Crossnore Millers Creek
LE?Weatherman Elledge
LT?Farthing Snider
LG?Vance Kanupp
C?Zuber Kilby
RG?T. Burleson Welborn
RT?Stuart Crysel
RB?Staton Whittington
QB?P. Thompson Osborne
LH?Mitchell Pierce
RH?P. Robbins D. Snider
FB?Aldridge Crane
Substitutes: Crossnore, H. Burl
esan, H. Aldridge, D. Vance, A.
Thompson, Blue, Ed Clark, Ev
erett Clark, J. Clark , Campbell;
Millers Creek?Ashley, Watts, El
ler, Church, Westheimer, Lael,
Williams.
Score by periods:
Crossnore ? ? 0 7 0 0?7
M. Creek 0 6 0 0?6
Scoring touchdowns: Church
and H. Aldridge; extra point, C.
Aldridge (placement).
THURSDAY
and FRIDAY
November 3-4
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The exciting, fast-as
lightning, behind-the
scenes story of professional
football players. Their
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Jutting adventures.
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Screw Ptey by CHARLES SCHNEE
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WILKESBORO. N. C
Concord Football
Game Is Cancelled
The North Wilkesboro-Concord
high school football game sched
uled for* Friday night, October
28 at Concord was cancelled be
cause of heavy rains.
Concord school authorities call
ed early Friday and asked post
ponment of the game because of
rain that day. North Wilkesboro'
offered to postpone the game un
til Saturday night, but Concord
did not agree to that date. Con
cord asked that the game be play
ed Monday night (tonight). i
Because of a Halloween carnival
with all the school partici
pating and because the team
here must prepare to play the'
strong Barium Springs team here
Fall is here! You will need
winter clothing. We have on
hand a good supply of the dif-(
ferent kinds you will need. Don't
Tail to pay us a visit. It pays.
The Goodwill Store. 10-81-St
Friday night of this week, North
Wilkesboro could not agree "to
play tonight.
It is expected that the game is
definitely cancelled, because North
Wilkesboro does not have an
open date for the game and is not
expected to prolong the season
beyond the November
Wilkesboro.
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About 2,700 acres of lat^Fv ?
cabbage are being grown com
mercially in North Carolina this
year. This acreage is about the
same as that of the 1948 crop.
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