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? SOCIAL NEWS* Clubs, Parties, Church Activities, Etc. MISS MAMIE SOCK WELL ? EDITOR Mrs. Lewis Johnson Bridge Club Hostess Mrs. Lewis Johnson entertain ed tor the members of the Ei Along club and two extra guests, Mrs. R. H. Shell and Mrs. Der mont Smith, at her home In Wil kesboro Monday evening. Bridge, played at three tables, was fol lowed by refreshments. Mrs. D. L. Crook and Mrs. Cecil Hauss received the prises for high and low scores, and Mrs. Smith the bingo award. Pleasant Home W.M.S. Meets Mrs. C. O. Lovette was hostess to the W. M. S. of Pleasant Home church on Monday evening, Oct. 18th, at her home. Eleven mem bers and two visitors were pres ent. The president, Mrs. A. T. Nichols, presided during the bus iness session, after which the group sang "Send The Light.' Mrs. Lillian Walker gave the Bi ble study, followed with prayei by Mrs. Will Adams. Mrs. Lovette had charge ol the program. The topic, "Christ the Answer for the Pagan Peo ple," was discussed by several o f the members. It was decided that we send testaments to Japan for oar mission project. Closing prayer was led by Minnie Mc Neill. Mrs. Lovette was assisted oy her daughter, Mrs. Bonnie Bare in serving refreshments.?Re ported. Mr. and Mrs. Pearson Hosts To Reverie Club Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pearson were hosts to the members of the Reverie Rook club at their home in Wilkesboro Monday evening. Prizes for high scores, in the game played at three tables, went to Mrs. W. G. Young and R. S. Godfrey. The club pre sented Mr. and Mrs. Louis Irwin, each with a personal gift. Mr. Irwin, who has been a Pharma cist here with the Rexall Drug Store, and Mrs. Irwin are leaving [ soon to make their home at Mar ion. A salad course was served at the conclusion of play. The | guests were given Hallowe'en hats, and other party appoint ments were in keeping with ac cepted motif. First Methodist Bible Class Holds Meeting Mrs. C. L. Sockwell, Miss Mamie Sockwell, and Mrs. Scott Kenerly were hostesses for the monthly meeting of the Spiritual Life Group and the Woman's Bi ble class of the First Methodist church held Tuesday afternoon at the Sockwell home on Ninth Street. Nineteen were present. Mrs. Edd F. Gardner taught a chapter in the Bible study book, "Newness of Life," and led the devotional period. In the absence of the president, Mrs. Isaac Ei ler, Sr., the business part of the meeting was in charge of Mrs. J. M. Crawford. The hostesses served refreshments during the social hour. SUPPORT THE Y. M. C. A. asa ^ay new color and charm for plain or painted walla. Sunfaat. Washable. Just dip in water and apply. Adds beauty to your home. NORTHWESTERN WALLPAPER And PAINT CO. Phone 698 ? North Wilkesboro CHESTERFIELD TEED m ? \\\ Wilkes Hatchery Hatchers Of "Dancy's Dandies" Highway 18 NORTH WII.KESBORO, H. C. Two NATIONAL RECORDS on LARRO DAIRY FEEDS In 1948 Larro Royal, owned by Larro Research Farm, 18,110 lbs. milk and 707.5 lbs. fat. In 1949 she made 22,442 lbs. milk and 887.6 lbs. fat. This makes her the only Holstein to hold two National Records in the yearly division on 2x millring and gives her the highest America production record for the first two lactations on A.R. test. As a Junior 2-Year-Old she was fed Larro 32% Dairy Concentrate. As a 3-Year-Old she was fed Larro Dairy Feed. During both test years feeding and manage ment was the same as we recommend to dairymen. See us today for Larro 32% Dairy Concentrate and Larro Dairy Feed. WILKES FEED COMPANY INCORPORATED 302 'B' Street Phone 220 N. Wilkesboro * ,,w>w,ww^-wTw. Five Generations In Walsh Family This unusual picture shows five generations of a Wilkes family. The aged lady in the picture is Mrs. Lee Walsh, who will be 89 in November. Her daughter is Mrs. Arthur L. Triplett. The third generation is rep resented by Mrs. Worley Laws and next is her daugh ter, Mrs. Clyde Foster. The youngest is Regenia Lynn Foster. All the above are residents of the Purlear and Mt. Pleasant communities. Mrs. Walsh is the widow of Lee Walsh, who died 15 years ago. Miss Jane Jones Honors Mrs. Irwin Miss Jane Jones was hostess at a delightful party at her home on D Street Tuesday evening as a courtesy to Mrs. Robert Lewis Irwin, who is leaving soon to make her home at Marion. The guests, who played rook at three tables, were served a dessert course upon arrival. The prizes for high and low scores in the game were won by Mrs. Fred In score and Mrs. Arnold Davis. The honoree received a shower of lovely gifts from the group. E. C. Foster Family Has Family Reunion. lne family members or E. c. Poster, of Purlear, held a fam ily reunion at Smoot Park in North Wilkesboro Sunday with about forty-five people enjoying a picnic lunch at one o'clock. Those from out of town here for the event were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Foster, Greensboro; Mr. and Mrs. David Neave and two children, Janet and David, Jr., of High Point; and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Pruitt and son, Gwyn, of Roanoke, Va. The visitors were guests over the week-end of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Foster, on Tenth Street. o It's Confusing, But It's True Fayetteville It's hard to be lieve,-but it rained here for three afternoons without a cloud in the sky. The rain fell on the front lawn at the residence of K. S. McMillan, at 113 Lamon Street. The precipitation, was confined to one side of the lawn. Gerald De Mott, head of the U. S. Weather Bureau at Raleigh, viewed the phenomenon yester day but could offer no explana tion. The fall was a fine drizzle which appeared to come from a large hadkberry tree nearby. De Mott's only explanation was that the tree had something to do with the water or the water had something to do with the tree. 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