Mr*. Max Barker, of Salisbury,!
-was a guest here over the week
end of Mrs. Kathryn Lott.
Mrs. Lillian Pittmdn visited
with friends in Raleigh from Fri
day until Sunday.
Misses Carolyn Foster, Claire
Lockhart, Ruby Pardue, Hilda
Hendren, and Vivian McNeill spent
the week-end at Carolina Beach.
Mrs. James W. McNlel and Mrs.
Clyde Pearson were -visitors In
Winston-Salem Tuesday. v
Mr. Charles Bargess, of Ashe
ville, is spending the week here
with Mr. David Hardister.
Mrs. J. M. McCarter and Mrs.
Press Mathis visited Mrs. J. C.
Lore, who Is a patient at Davis
Hospital in Statesvllle, Monday.
Mrs. R. H. McNlel and son,
Hayes, are visiting for two weeks
at Wake Forest with Mrs. McNlel's
parents, Mr. antl Mrs. H. H. Har
mqora
.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
Full Grown _.v ^1,00 ; Young __ 25c
(COLORED OR WHITE)
Call C. G. Glass Store
Telephone No. 33-F-20 For Information
Caron Game Farm
RT. 2, BOX 109 : WILKESBORO, N. C.
TODAY'S SPECIALS
1949 Champion 4-Door Regal Deluxe
Sedan-A-Title. Low Mijeage _ _ $1445.00
1949 Champion 5-Passenger Starlight
Coupe - Radio, Air Condition, Loaded
with all other type of Accessories ....
Only 10,000 miles. A-Title. Original cost
$2157.00. Our Price - Only _ _ $1645.00
1947 Chevrolet Fleetline Aerol Sedan -
Radio, Heater, Spot Light - A-Title. (Color
Black) —'Extra Clean _ $1195.00
1947 Chevrolet, Style Master Town Sedan.
Radio, Heater—Low Mileage — Beautiful
Tan Color. A-Title $1095.00
1940 V-8 Tudor Standard, (Colpr Green).
This Car has only 24,000 miles. We think
it is one of the cleanest in the county. See
it to day • K
1947 Studebaker - 2-Ton H.D. Truck Ex
tra Clean-LoW Mileage-Heater $895.00
1948 Studebaker 1%-Ton. 8.25-20 Rear
Tires. A-Title Low Mileage. Heater $795.
1949 Studebaker Pickup - Radio, Air Con
ditioned—A-Title - $1095.00
1941 Chevrolet Pickup - Good Condition
$495.00
MOTOR MARKET, INC.
"Your Studebaker Dealer"
V •
722 or 697 North Wilkesboro
Mr. Charles Everett Reardon,
of Benson, is visiting his aunt,
Miss Elisabeth Jones, in Wllkes
boro.
Mr. ana Mrs. W. M. McCulley,
of Salisbury, spent the veek-end
here with Mrs. McCulley's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Bller. ||
Mesdames S. B. Moore, Ray
Carson, and Lewis Hill Jenkins
were visitors in Winston-Salem
Tuesday.
John Wesley Nichols, Jr.. and
Mary Ruth Nichols have returned
to Oxford Orphanage after spend
ing a week with their mother,
Mrs. Alverta Nichols.
Mrs. J. C. Meadows, of Martins
ville, Va., arrived today to spend
the rest of the week with Mr.
and Mrs. R. G. Meadows and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Meadows at Pores
Knob.
Mrs. J. Floyd Woodward and
two daughters, Patricia, and Bet
ty Gale, are spending a while
at St. Paul with Mrs. Wood
ward's mother, Mrs. Betty Willis,
who has been quite ill, but Js now
somewhat Improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil C.~ Vannoy
and two children, Brenda and
Kenny, of New Orleans, are spend
ing two weeks with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Vannoy, near
Millers Creek, and Mr. and Mrs.
George Campbell in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eddlng
er and son, Roddy, are spending
the summer in Wilkesboro with
Mrs. Bddinger's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude L. Kennedy. Mr. Edd
inger is a student at the Univer
sity Of North Carllina at Chapel
Hill.
Mr. ana jars. v> rvcimoujr,
Jr., and son, Freddy, are now at
home in Wilkesboro with Mr. Ken
nedy's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Claude L. Kennedy. The Junior
Mr. Kennedy, who was recent
ly discharged from service, was
last stationed in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Tuttle and
two sons, Gray and Dewey, Jr., of
Stoneville, were guests here for
the day Sunday of Mr. and Mnt.
Chal McNiel, and took home with
them. Misses Rebecca, Barbara,
and Marie^Tuttle, and Ann Sims,
who had spent a week here with
the McNiels. Mrs. R. B. Sims was
up for the week-end with the Mc
Niels.
Mrs. W. M. Brown
In memory, of Mrs. W. M.
Brown, whom so suddenly God
called away on Mother's Day. She
left a host of friends to mourn
their loss.
From over hill and plain,
There comes the signal strain,
It's music foils along,
The hins take up the song'
Of loyalty to Christ.
pmpir
There are tears where a soul
shared its sorrow,
There are smiles where it helped
eyes to shine.
Faded names of the dearly depart
ed
In that little old Bible of mine.
We believe when the Savior
reached down in the stall and said
"Your work on earth is over,'' He
took her soul to glory to live for
ever more.
A FRIEND.
Dr. and Mm. John H. Dan
iel and two children, Dottle and
Harrison, of Washington, D. C.,
plaited here several days oyer the
week-end In the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Russell G. Hodges. Mrs.
Daniel Is a sister of Mrs. Hodges.
Mr. and' Mrs. Jack Swofford
had as their guests for the day
Sunday, Mrr and Mrs. John Rhyne
and daughter, Rebecca, of Char
lotte, and Mr. and Mrs. John Web
ster and daughter, Martha, of
Winston-Salem. Mrs. Webster Is a
sister of Mrs. Swofford.
Mrs. William Cranor and two
daughters, Lois Katherlne and
Nell, of Winston-Salem, are spend
ing the week here with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Cranor. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Cranor. Jr., and daughter,
Carol, of Raleigh, visited with the
Senior Cranors from FYiday until
Sunday.
Mrs. Bob Putman and two
daughters, Sarah and Mary
Frances, of Boiling Springs, are
here visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil. Hau8s. Mrs. Putman is a
sister Of Mr. Hauss. Also spend
ing awhile in the Hauss home is
Mr. C. T. Hauss, of Boiling
Springs, father of Mr. Hauss and
Mrs. Putman.
Smi they-Bickers
Engagement
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Smlthey,
of Roaring River, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Marjorie Joy, to Arnold David
Bickers, of Pottstown, Pa., son of
Mr. and Mrs. David Bickers, of
Atlanta, Georgia. •
FOR SALE
A 6-room home with all the mod
ern conveniences in the Mulberry
community near the Baptist Home
Church, 22 acres of good land. All
for only $6,500.
A 5-room home with all the mod
ern conveniences, a double garage,
a 20 x 30 warehouse with running
water, on Vj acre of land. Priced
at only $4,500.
A 62-acre farm in Hays, Yj mile
off new Hays-Traphill highway on
the Dehart road. A bargain at
$3,000.
A beautiful 7-room brick home in
Fairplains on a lot 75x300. The
interior is a beautiful plaster.
Located on the highway, this
home has all of the modern facili
ties. Priced to sell.
A lovely 6-room home in Wilkes
boro on a lot 50x140. This home
is centrally located being on the
main street near the church and
school. A bargain—Looking for a
quick sale.
A 6-room home on "F" Street on
a lot 75 x 140, for only $5,500.
A 5-room house on 1 acre of land
on highway 268 past the radio
tower. Priced at only $2,500.
ABSHER
Real Estate Co.
Telephone 467
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
MILLERS CREEK
*
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
PROGRAM
Thursday and Friday, June 22nd and 23rd
Rod Cameron — Johnny Mack Brown In
"STAMPEDE"
Also Selected Short Subjects
Saturday, June 24th—
"NIGHT UNTO NIGHT"
With Ronald Reagan
Sunday, June 25th—
BING CROSBY In
"ROAD TO HOLLYWOOD"
Monday and Tuesday, June 26fh and 27th—
"MEXICAN HAYRIDE"
With Bud Abbott and Lou Costello
Also Latest News '
FREE PRIZES EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Children Under 12 Free (all shows)
(FIRST SHOW STARTS AT DUSK)
NOTICE
OF SERVICE BY PUBLICATION
In The Superior Court
North Carolina, Wilkes County;
Dewey Burchette, vs.
Mamie Burchette.
The defendant, Mamie Burch
ette will take notice that an action
has been commenced in the Su
perior Court of Wilkes County,
entitled as above, for the purpose
of an absolute divorce; and the
said defendant will further take
notice that she is required to ap
pear at the office of the Clerk of
the Superior Court of Wilkes
County "within 20 days after the
completion of this notice and an
swer or demur to the complaint in
said action or the plaintiff will
apply to the Court of the" relief
demanded in said complaint. This
20th day of June, 1960.
C. C. HAYES,
Clerk Superior Court
7-13-4t (T)
mm
WATCH FOR IT
I
.MILLER & SONS
,• • •
The Best Fed Families Shop Here".
Wilkesboro, N. C. __ _ Phone 16
-
The Journal-Patriot Want Ads Get Results.
none
Here are listed only, a few of the many picnic items displayed in our store. Never before have
you seen such a complete line to cftoose from. There's paper cups from jigger size to ice tea
size. Theres napkins in three styles of white, floral designs, pastel colors, and paster borders.
We have a wide selection of plates, straws, wooden spoons and forks, plastic spoons and forks,
dessert dishes, baking cups and wax paper. Whether you're planning a party or a family
picnic, youll save time and money by shopping the picnic counter at CREST STORES.
ECONOMY PACKAGE
DIXIE CUPS
35c Box
30 big-9-Oz. cups in a box. This
package ^specially for those
who demand packaged caps in
quantity. Smaller cups in bulk
lc each.
WHITE EMBOSSED
NAPKINS
^ 10c Pkg.
60 snow white napkins 13 3-8 x
13 1-2 inches. These are a
must for your picinic. Bring
back the ones you don't use
for your everyday use.
SOUFFLE CUPS
10c Pkg.
18 count in white and assorted
pastel colors. These dainty lit
tle cups are becoming more
popular every day for parties
and picnics.
HAWAIIAN
PASTEL PLATES
29c Pkg.
Another economy package!
30 smooth 6-inch plates ,in
beautiful colors. "Oris is one of
three packages and styles in
these popular plates.
DIXIE
FOOD PACKS
15c Pkg.
Seven 6-Oz. containers to the
Sanitary cellophane package —
Complete with snug fitting
covers. You can carry your
salads and other foods without
any worry of spilling and /
waste.
DIXIE CUPS
10c Pkg. 9
Seven Big 9-Oz. cups wrapped
in cellophane. Soft pastel col
ors from which to choose.
CREST STORES
North Wilkesboro, N, C.