Items About Comers and Goers . . . From
Here and There
People You Know Who Move About
Dp. W. R. Triplett, of Purlear,
is spending several weeks at his
winter home in Miami, Florida.
Mrs. Bonnie Bare and son,
Terry, have retnrned from Den
ver, Colo., for a three months'
visit with their family.
Mr. Bill Harmon, of Winston
Salem, spent the week-end in
the city with his parents, Mr.
* and Mrs. R. Harmon.
Rev. and Mrs. Watt M. Coop
er and son, Larry, who now re
side in Mecklenbug county, visit
ed friends here Friday. Rev. Mr.
Cooper, former pastor of the
First Presbyterian church here,
is now pastor of Steele Creek
Presbyterian church near Char
lotte.
Col. A. L. Fletcher, of Ra
leigh, spent the week-end with
her sister, Mrs. W. R. Absher.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hayworth,
of Lake City, Florida, have ar
rived to spend the holidays with
Mrs. Hayworth's mother, Mrs. J.
C. Mitchell, in Wilkesboro.
Some improvement is report
ed in the oondition of Mrs. J.
M. Yates, who has been ill at
her home in Wilkesboro for the
past several weeks.
Miss Jane Carter, a student of
Sweet Briar College at Sweet
Briar, Va., arrived Saturday to
spend the holidays with her
mother, Mrs. D. J. Carter.
Mrs. M. W. Green, Sr., return
ed from Nashville, Tenn., Sun
day, where she was called Wed
nesday on account of the death
of her brother, Mr. Tom Owen.
Mr. Walter Myers, manager of
The Call Hotel, is out again aft
er an illness of nearly two weeks,
friends will be glad to learn.
Mr. Myers was stricken sudden
ly while in Lenoir and was
rushed to his home here ? for
medical examination and treat
ment.
Mr. James 0. Hubbard has re
turned to his home in Houston,
Texas, after spending several
days at Moravian Falls last
week with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Hubbard, and other
Relatives in that community.
Mr. Hubbard is a commissioner
of the U. S. labor conciliation
board.
-BUILDER OF
Roods, Fish Ponds,
Grubbing & Cleaning,
Sub-Soiling.
(Shading of any Kind.
-See or Write
tk C. BAUGUSS
Route 2
North Wilkesboro
R. andO. CASH and CARRY
Invites you to visit their store for your
Christmas . . .,
FRUITS, HUTS and CANDIES
Also a complete line of fancy and staple
groceries and Vegetables.
D. L. CROOK, Owner
Mrs. Kathryn Lott and daugh
ter, Miss Ann Lott, left Sunday
for Gainesville, Ga., to spend
the Christmas holidays with Mrs.
A. T. Lott, Sr., and Mrs. Ora
I Lott Whitaire.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Bauguss
and daughter, Miss Anna Ruth
Bauguss, of Wadley, Ga., spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Billings, of Traphill, and
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Bauguss, of
North Wllkesboro route one.
Messrs. Joe and Pat Hunt,
sons of Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Hunt,
land Mr. Wayne Gentry, son of
1 Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gentry,
have arrived from Western Car
olina Teachers College at Cullo
whee to spend the holiday sea
son at their respective homes.
*Mr. Jack Howard, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Howard, of
Wllkesboro, has completed his
course of study at E-. C. T. C. at
Greenville, and has returned
home. Mr. Howard completed a
course In science and he will re
ceive his degree in the spring.
Messrs. Leonard and Jimmy
Cook, students at the Georgia
Military Academy in College
Park, Ga., arrived here Friday
evening to spend the Christmas
holidays with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Cook. They
will return to school January
4th.
Christmas Program
Of Moravian Falls
Baptist Church
On Wednesday evening the
Moravian Falls Baptist church
will open its Christmas season
with a special program of in
spiration and dedication. This
program, under the direction of
the pastor, Rev. Dean L. Minton,
will consist of a reading of "The
Other Wise Man" by Henry Van
Dyke, and will be concluded with
a service of candlelighting and
dedication. The whole commun
ity is welcome and all friends
of the church are invited to at
tend. The program will be held
in the church beginning at 7:30
o'clock.
On /Thursday evening the
young people of the church and
community will meet at the
church, 7:00 o'clock, to go car
oling. A program has been
planned which includes several
stops for refreshments. All young
people are invited to come and
bring their husbands, wives, or
dates.
Sunday, December 25th, the
church will have its regular
morning worship featuring spe
cial Christmas music. The topic
of the pastor's sermon at that
service -will be "The Meaning of
Christmas." At 7:30 on Sunday
evening the Sunday school will
present its annual Christmas
tree program. The story of
Christmas is to be dramatized by
the children of the church and
a very inspiring program is in
the offing.
All guests will be welcome to
attend the special Christmas
programs of the Moravian Falls
church.
Wilkesboro Teams
Lose To Boone Hi
Wilkesboro high school bas
ketball teams lost a double
header to Appalachian high ?t
Boone Friday night. Appalach
ian boys won a close one 33 to
29, while score of the girls' game
was 25 for Boone and 16 for
Wilkesboro. Individual scores
follow:
Girls' Game
Wilkesboro 16 Appalachian 25
Anderson 1 Barnes 13
Jarvis 12 Hughes 4
Johnson 2
Stone r?
Lowe ?.?-?..
Pennell
Substitutes: Wilkesboro -?
Byrd, Bryan, Hayes, S. Pennell,
Davis 1; Appalachian?Greer,
Bingham, Green, M. Preston, B.
Preston, Bolick 5.
Boys' Game
Wilkesboro 29 Appalachina 33
Hubbard Templeton 7
Emerson 2 Moretz 2
Edwards 18 Barnett 2
Garwood Triplett 4
Eller 1 ? Baclkburn 10
Substitutes: Wilkes L>oro?Joe
Garwood 6, Vaught 2, John Hub
bard, Woodruff, Turnipseed; Ap
palachian, Troutman 2, D, Hodg
es 4. Edmisten, L. Hodges, Hart
ley, Crawford.
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SUPPORT THE Y. M. C. A.
ATTENTION
For New and Used Clothing See?
Iredell Orsborne
Just across from Moores Grocery
at Cricket
Nice Suits?Nylon Hose ? G. I.
Shoes?O'Coats?Children, Cloth
ing Etc. See Me for good buys
in Clothing. 5-t-pd
yft&Vtty
We want Santa to relax a minute and take the quick
Convenient telephone way to send you our very best
wishes for die happiest of holidays.
We're sore you'll telephone Christmas greetings
too?so place your calls early, won't you?
Merry Christmas!
CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO.
Worning Given On
L M Drivers License
"If your last name begins
with L. or M, don't spend hours
which you could use for Christ
mas shopping standing in line
to renew your driver's license,"
Driver's License Examiner Mar
irin Warren urged today.
Pointing out that all L and
M drivers must have their lic
enses .to drive renewed by De
cember 31, Examiner Warren
urged all persons in this cater
gory who have not obtained re
newals to report immediately to
his station at North Wilkesboro,
to avoid the last minute rush.
All persons apprehended after
December 31 without their re
newed licenses will he subject to
prosecution.
TOMLINSON'S PRESENTS ?
SPARKLING WHITE
TOPPER COATS
In time for smart holiday
1, wearing ....
j The latest styles?swing back, and
belted.. Sizes 9 to 15 and 12 to 16
^ 100% VIRGIN WOOL
Ef only $22.50
PRE -CHRISTMAS
SALE
NEW WINTER
COATS
1 GROUP
$22.00
1 GROUP
$29.00
1 GROUP
FUR-TRIMMED
COATS
20% off
Negligee Sets 19.95
Lovely In White and Blue
Musical Powder
Boxes $4.95 to $7.95
Gowns 2.98 to 9.95
[n all the Pastel Colors
Beautiful Boxed
Hankies 48c to 1.50
Fust Received New Shipment
Nylon Hose 1.50 pr.
54 Gauge ? 15 Denier
AWARD
Sweaters $6.50
In All The Best Colors.
TOMLINSON'S DEPT. STORE
"Your Christmas Store"
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