Mm. W. M. DeBerry, of this|
city, and daughter;. Mrs. Locke
Kenerley, of Boone, were visitors
to Charlotte Friday.
Mrs. j. D. Moore, 8r., and son,
Mrs., trey Moore, have returned
to their homes here following a
two-weeks visit -at Lakeland, fte.
Mrs. R. G. Flnley, of this city,
and Mrs. Qeorge Bernhardt, 'of
Lenoir were visitors In Winston
Salem Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Pound, of
Charlotte, visited here Wednes
day with Mrs. Pound's mother,
Mrs. J. C. Smoot.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Lovette re
turned to their home Sunday at
Oapon Bridge, West Virginia, af-j
ter a visit of several days here .
In the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Forrest Jones. Mr. Lovette is a
brother of Mrs. Jones. .
Mrs. C. B. VanDeman and
two daughters, Margaret and
Ruth, visited in Charlotte Sat
urday in the home of Mrs. Van
Demah's brother, Mr. John M.
McLaughlin, and Mrs. McLaugh
lin.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Ker
baugh and family, who hare been
residing on B Street, hare moved
to 1111 Trogdon Street.
Mrs. Ben Marsh Yisited in
Charlotte Friday nad Saturday
with her mother, Mrs. Julian Mil
ler.
Mrs. J. B. Fowler, of Flushing,
New York, is spending awhile
here with her mother, Mrs. O. C.
Holcomb. Mrs. Fowler was called
home on account of the sudden
death of her brother, Mr. Mar
shall Holcomb, in Elkin last Sun
day afternoon.
iiTti—rr:
Mr. Cyrus WUe. returned to
London, Ky.. Saturday after
spending a week with relatives
h6MiW Beatrice Peaiion. a mem
ber of the Hickory City School
faculty, was here for the week
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Rom H. Pearson.
Mrs. James W. Barrel and dau
ghter, Lavina, visited in Durham
last week with friend#. Mr. Har
vel went down for the week-end
to accompany them home.
Mr. BJdd F. Gardner, who was
quite iU ad his home in Finley
Park last week with pneumonia,
in maob impro^ed, but he is not
able to bt-MLc: :» ■<$£ w
Mr. and Mrs. J*o«" *°
3jaughWn bad as their gueats over
th» week-end Mrs. McLaughlin's
sister, Miss Betty Pearson, and
Mr. Joe Huff, both of Charlotte.
Mr. and. Mrs.-James W. Harvel
have moved from 1111 Trogdon
Street, in this city, to a new home
they have bought in Wilkes bo ro
on Highland Street.
Mr. John Yale, of Bassett, Va.,
spnet the week-end with his step-1
mother, Mrs. J. H. Yale, atj
Boomer and while in Wilkes
looked after business matters.
Miss Eiiaabetb McNeill, who
holds a position at Greenville, S.
C., spent the week-end here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. B.
McNeill. I
Miss Frances Rousseau, who
teaches at 'Gastonia, spent the
Week-end here with her father
and mother, Judge and Mrs. J. A.
Rousseau.
; Miss Jane Carter, student of j
Sweet Briar College at Sweet |
Brief, Va., spent the week-end
here with her mother, Mrs. Dan
Carter.
lilr,; and Mrs. J. C. Meadows,
ef Martinsville, Va., visited Mr.
Meadow's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. .C. Meadows, at Pores Knob
Sunday.
Mr. Dudley Moore, who is at
tending State College at Raleigh,
has been here for a few days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs..
Ivey Moore. I
Mr. Cecil Bumgarner, who has j
been ill with flu and complica-1
Uons entered City Memorial hos- I
pftal in Winston?Salem Satur-J
day.
j Mrs. C. A. Forester has been I
a patient at the Wilkes hospital!
since Friday. Her daughter, Mrs.
J. Robert Britt, of Silver Springs, I
Md., is visiting her here now.
Mr. Jimmie Carter, student at I
McCallie school at Chattanooga, I
Tenn., is spending the spring j
holidays here with his parents, I
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Carter.
1 Mrs. Ira Payne went to Char-1
lotte last Monday and Thursday!
to see her sister, Mrs. Katie Wine-1
coff, of Concord, who was a pa-1
ttent at the Charlotte Memorial 1
Hospital. 1
Miss Dot Shell, a student at I
Westminster Choir school at I
Princeton, N. J.. is spending the I
spring holidays here with herl
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. I
Shell. I
Mrs. J. R. Turner, of Wilkes-1
boro, baa been spending some
time in Winston-Salem with her
brother, Mr. Monroe Mahaffey,
who is critically ill at Baptist
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Anderson
spent the day in Greensboro Bon
day. They went down especially
to attend the annual Spring con
cert given by the choir of Wo
man's College at five o'clock In
Aycock auditorium. The Ander
son's daughter, Miss Margaret
Andersen, .and who is a freshman
at the college, is a member of
the choir.
Mrs. W. F. Rader, of Newton,
is spending *wWJe here in the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Ray
HOoyer. Mr. and Mm. Hoover and
two daughter®, Misses Patsy and
Anne Hoorer, went over to New
ton Sunday afternoon to bring
Mrs. Rader to North Wllkesboro,
Mesdames Jack Swofford, Ray
Hoover, Leo Anderson, Ira Payne,
and O. H. Triplett went to High
Point Thursday to attend* the dis
trict concert, In which the band
of the North Wilkesboro high
Mhool performed. The band re
ceived a number one rating.
Mrs- W. JL Johnson has return
ed to her home at Sparta follow
ing ' a Trek's visit in the Wilkes
boros with relatives. Her son and
bis' family, *r, and Mrs. W, Of
Johnson and two children, Atrff
and Jerry, accompanied her heme
f^r a short visit. -
Messrs. Royd Stout and Ray
Hoover, representatives from the
Home Chair Company, were in
Roanoke, Va., Friday and Satur
day attending a convention of the
production and cost division of
the Southren Furniture Manufac
turers Association.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Bi Gibson, of
Winston-Salem, visited here dur
ing the weekend in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hardlster.
Mrs. Hardlster Went home with
them for an indefinite stay to be
with Mrs. Oibson, her sister, who
on Tuesday Is entering the City
Memorial Hosptlal for an oper
ation.
Mrs. Russell O. Hodges, Mrs.
L. M. Nelson, Mrs. J. B. Carter,
and Miss Celia Carter attended
the unveiling of a mural on the
south wall of the American
Trust Company's new branch of
fice in Charlotte, March 14. The
vivid, powerful "Story of Gold in
Old Mecklenburg" was presented
as a contribution to the know
ledge of the past so essential to
the understanding of the present.
The mural waa painted by Ken
neth W. Whitsett, assisted by
Miss Dorothy DeLaney, sister of
Mrs. Hodges.
FOB TOGB
Electrical Wiring
AND INSTALLATION JOBS
or service aa electric stoves sad
water heaters
- CALL 961
Leo Anderson
N. C Licensed Electrician.
Leo's Electric Shop
WASH HERE THE 'WINTER HWMFSV
THEVRE SUCH A JOB TO DO,
WE HAVE THE BEST EQUIPMENT
TO EASE THE JOB «* *10i)S
Mr*. Boyd Stoat and youngson,
Johnny, were 1A Sanford from
Friday ootll to-day, visiting with
Mn. Stout's parents, Mr. and
Mr*. John A. Dalrymple. Mrs.
Charles Ruffln and son, Charles
Hi, went down with the Stoats
and visited with Mrs. Knffln's
parents, Hr. and Mr*. Lynn Ad
cock, who also live at Sanford:
■ ■ t
Support Y. M. C. A.
jtr&£sasm
and Carolyn WUes, and Mr.
Wilss' mother, Mrs. D. O. WUes,
here 1 bursday and Friday. Mr.
Wiles, is now manager of Modern
Drag Company in Lrtimbertan.
Their youngest daughter, Caro
lyn, returned to Lumberton with
them but Doris will remain here
to complete* the present school
term. She is a senior In North
Wilkes boro high school.
Nail
Suiting,
Silks, and
Located
road