Mrs. E. D. Lunday, of Society
Hill, S. C., entered McLoud s In
firmary at Florence* S. C., on Sep
tember 29 for a major operation.
Her friends will be anxious to
learn of her condition.
Mrs. Ellen Parks has returned
to her apartment after spending ,
two weeks with Miss ;Hfw-f
thome. Her many friends will
be glad to know that she is much
improved after a recent illness.
Mrs. Nick McKnight is a pati
ent in Elkin hospital.
Mrs. Jtwk ianianwiHiu and
Mrs. E. L. Moxley, of Cardiff,'
Md., are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Reeves.
Mrs. B. W. Douglas, who holds;
a position as nurse at the Baptist1
hospital, was injured in an auto
accident. Mrs. Lee Woodruff spent
a few days visiting her.
Mrs. John M. Cheek left Mon
day to visit her daughter, Mrs.
George McKinly of Waynesville.
Mr. and Mrs. Kemp M. Estep
and son, of Lenoir, returned to
their home Monday after spending
a few days with Mrs. W; B. Estep
and Mrs. R. E. Richardson.
Miss “Ginger” Presnell is
undergoing treatment at the
Boone hospital for a spine injury.
Those visiting her recently in
cluded: Prof, and Mrs. M. A.
Newton, Dr. and Mrs. E. B- Eg
gerj^ of A.S.T.C.; Mr. end Mrs.
Bud Teaster, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Trivette, Misses Lillian Edmis
ton, Peggy Main, of Murphy; also
Violet Tester,' Shirley Thomas,
Irene Towsend, Ruby Winebarger,
Charles Bdbbit, Alan Kennedy
and Eugene Fox, all of Tennessee.
Mrs. E. B. Eldridge has return
ed home after a month’s stay in
the Baptist hospital.
Mr. end Mrs. Roy Eldridge, of
Salisbury; Mr. ahd Mrs. Dennis
Vanhorn and Mrs. Marie Hopper,
of Statesville spent two days
visiting at Glade Valley.
Mr. Elmo Taylor and Mr.
George Bowman, Washington, D.
C., visited in Sparta last Wed
nesday. > f «
eg&BKWSfiw
ed Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bennett
and family; Mr. and Mrs. Elgin
Benngit; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Grif
fith; Mr. and Mrs. Orma Edwards
and family; Mr. and Mrs. Bennett
and children, J. M., Ann, Hurst
and Annie Sue; Mr. and Mrs.
Bum Andrews and son, Jr.; Mr.
J. L. Joines, also Mr. and Mrs.
Foy Bennett.
Mr. Luke Fender and Mr. Ellis
Reeves, of Bel Air, Md„ are visit
ing friends and relatives in Sparta.
Mrs. Phillip Gray and son,
Barton, of Boulder, Colo., have
returned after visiting Dr. and
Mrs. T. R. Burgiss, here, and Mrs.
W. B, Estep at Whitehead.
Dr.Mfe^s. T. R. Burgiss left
yeste^Bw,7fternoon for Ashe
ville fof^Epo days.
Among’Whose who attend the
Carolina-Georgia game at Chapel
Hill last week end were Amos
Wagoner, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Graham, R. E. Black,
A1 Strauss, Wade Choate and
Frank Osborne. ' .
Mr. Charles D. Choate and Miss
Doris Richardson were among
those to attend the Wake Forest
Georgetown football game, Sat
urday night at Wake Forest.
At Ihe close of the day’s work,
washing the shoulders of work
stock with a cold water strong
salt solution will help keep them
in healthy condition.
MARCH Or DIMES ... Cornells
Otis Skinner, New York City,
who will again serve as March
of Dimes chairman of women’s
activities for 1948. Mbs Skinner
has long been associated with the
National FonndatioK for Infan
tUe Paralysis. _
SCHEDULE GIVEN
FOR SERVICES, SUN.
Rev. William C. Crummett, pas
tor of the Laurel Springs Metho
dist church, announces the service
for Sunday, October 5. The morn
ing service at Mt. Zion will be
held at- eleven o’clock and the
evening service at Scottville at
7H|5 o’clock.
These services are being held
on the final Sunday in the an
nual conference .year. The public
is tfdrdially invited to attend.
' MRS. CROUSE IJX
Mrs. Ellen Crouse is reported
to be critically ill at the home
of her son, George Crouse, after
suffering a - severe stroke, her \
many friends will regret to learn, j
BabvBeef!
We Will Have On Sale
IN OUR MARKET
Fri. and Sat.
Fine Baby Beef At Regular
Western Beef Prices!
Apple Sauce
NO. 2 CAN
10c
Kraut
NO. 2% CAN
10c
FOODS
Cheese, lb. . . 45c
NO. 1 CAN
FruitCocktail . . 29c
Peaches, Yellow Cling. No. 21-2 can,.. ,27c
Tomato Juice, No* 2 can - . . , . 10c
Tomatoes, No. 2 can .14c
Peas, No.2 can.10c
Turnip Greens ,No. 2 can .... 10c
Milk, Amboy or Armojir’s tall can . . 10c
Toilet Soap, Lovely Lady . . bar 5c
FLOUR, 25 lb. bag-- $1.8Q
Blue Plate
MAYONNAISE, 16 oz. jar —- „ 43c
Old English &
WAX, Pint can..-.49c
PEANUT BUTTER, lb. jar__ 25c
PIMENTOS, 4 oz. can_-d 15c
Van Camp No. 2% Can
PORK AND BEANS_
RAISINS, IS oz. box_
Swansdown
CAKE FLOUR, box
MATCHES, 6 boxes
Hot Roll Mix
Twin Oakg News
Leo H. Irwin returned to his
home in Washington, D. C„ Tues
day after spending the week end
with his parents, Idr. and Mrs.
Carl Irwin. He was here to be
admitted to the Bar, taking the
oath to practice law in North
Carolina. The oath was adminis
tered by Judge Armstrong in
Superior court in Sparta, Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Estel Anders and
children visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs,. Lepnie Anders, Sunday.
Oscar Evans and Pdwnee Jor
dan wept to Mt. Airy Monday,
where they have "employment
with a piftwer compaiiy. ‘ }l
Mrs. F16jrd Sekttfn spent Tues
day with relatives in' Sparta.
, Mrs. Carl Irwin and Leo Ir
win spent Sunday afternoon wit*
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Irwin, Fur
ches,
A. G. Shares, Charleston, W
Va., stopped with friends here
Sunday.
Mrs. Len Farmer and Mrs,
Claude Farmer and children spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Artis'- Far
mer.
R. A. Reed who is teaching in
MiUers Creek high school, Wilkes
county spent the week end with
homefolk®, here. .
Mrs. Ray Livesay and son Floyd,
Woodstown, N. J. are spending a
few days with relatives here.
Mr/ sPff;
ta, stoppea with frierias here,
"'kart? LahdretH' 'arid Jfisk- Ed
Vdif ds S^erit Saturday night
friends, here. •■■■■.
Get Ready
For The Long
I Winter Months
I Which Are Ahead
For School Children
Children’s Cordury Overalls
Sizes 2 to 14
Priced from $2.69 — $2.95
Just Received! *
1 Lot Of Anklets
For Children, Misses
And Ladies
All Colors
20c pr.
WHILE THEY LAST
Kay’s 5 & 10c Store
Sparta,
N. C.
Just Received!
Bedroom Suites
Solid Maple —- $68.00
Living Room Suites
3 Pc.-$30.00 up
Dining Room Suites
10 Pc. Walnut
EXCELLENT CONDITION
only $70.00
Breakfast Room Sets
Priced from $16.00 up
o
Other Values Include
SINGES SEWING MACHINES
Round bobbin, drop top
1 Year’s Guarantee _ $68.00
KITCHEN CABINETS
Good Condition ——_$18.00 up
ASSORTMENT OF WARDROBES & CHIFFOROBES
Prices from--$14.00 up
CHINA CABINETS___$14.00 up
ODD CHESTS OF DRAWERS . $12.00 up
ItQtiLED TOP DESKS __ $24.00 up
bOOK CASES, Walnut or Oak __$14.00 up
ODD DRESSERS —___ .... $10.00 up
Large assortment of mirrors, walnut dressers and
chests of drawers, walnut and gold leaf picture frames,
Victorian sofas and chairs.
Several from here attended the
I - % --
air show at Elkin, Sunday.
tor sous
V
Tea, the first day is the worst
day Ho neglect a cold. So act
fast—use Vicks Va-tro-nol. It
QMCKIV relieves head cold dis
tress. And it used at first warn- <
tag sniffle or sneese, Va-tro-nol
helps prevent many colds develop
ing. Follow directions in package.
J
Don’t Wait
Until Winter
fa'IJere
/"t-ir' iv r
Buy Those Warm, Items Now!
urnmo'j sfdi.in
$17.95
Leather Jackets
For Men
... ,v
Genuine Horsehide. Zip*
per front with four pockets
and belted back.
$18.95
“Wundatowls”
Dish T owels
> .
Twice as absorbent. Dries in
a jiffy. Practically lintless.
Six for $2*95.
Also Toweling In Gay
Colored Prints Of Blue
And Red. Marked In One
Half Yard Lengths.
Only 38c yd.
Outing
J .viu?
27 inch. Fine quality in. Pink, Blue
and White — ONLY 29c yd. n
\y ■
fr.MA :
Sheeting
■ ’) ’.A 'r.
36 inch Medium Weight ,
ONLY 35W yA")
Chambray
Fine quality in plain colors
And Stripes. Fast Colors.
ONLY 48c yd.
Stay Warm
Buy A Blanket
Now!
Made Of Cotton
Double Blankets
PART WOOL,—.— $4
One Table Children's Panties,
Cotton —*— now only 10c
Smithey’s
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