Mn J. 0. Julian, of Alexandria,
V*, who has bow liaift bar sister,
Mrs. D. V. Wyrick, of thia city, haa
by bar little niece. Mia* Louise Wy
rfck
Circle No. 1 of tkt Proahytartan
Waaaa'i auxiliary a*at «Hb Mn. C.
C. Hala Monday aftamoon for tba
(tody of the book of nit. Daring
Laatar Haynea baa been confined to
bis bad at the boaaa of 8WW Haynaa
in thia city with aa attack of Aa. Ha
waa takan aick laat Wadnnday bat
ia now out and will toon resume Ma
work aa iali—n for Liggett Myara
Tobacco Co.
Mr. and Mn. A. J. Wagner and aoa
Kenneth, of Charlotte, wara hero tha
first of the WMk. Mr. Wagner na
bora in tba tateraat of tha Wagner
Incorporated tha Am which will
take over the KittreU (tore March
lat.
Miaaaa Mary Laalie Powell and
Dorothy CreveHng aoniora at M. C
C. W., Oreanaboro, returned Tuaaday
to that inetitution. Miaa Powell waa
called hare by the Olneaa and death
at her father and Miaa Crevelbw waa
locupoiatiny after an operation on
her ankle for fracture, aha will hare
to wear a piaster east and use
crutche* for *everal weeks. '
Beautiful Party Hoooriai
Brida-EUcL
Tke beautiful new homt of Mr. and
Mr*. J. Bruce Y ok ley *u thrown
open to friend* Tuesday afternoon of
last week when Mrs. Yokley and her
tieter Mrs. Eugene G. Smith gay* •
very delightful party in compliment
of Miss Louisa Kochtitxky, a bride
elect of March. The members of the
Turvrtay Afternoon Bride* club and a
number of others wore among the
gMota and bridge was played at
twelve tables and rook at four, the
bride's table was marked with a
miniature Wide and groom and one
of her hridesmsldi, Miss Kathrjm
Howard, of Greensboro, was nated
with her. Mrs. C. P. Clark won top
•core at hildga and Mrs. t. C. Bivens
the consolation; visitor's top score
bridge prise was won by Miss Koch
titiky and low score by Mrs. N. C.
Marlon; top wort rook prise was won
by Mrs. Marvin Sparger and low
score by Mrs. Id Inman; Miss Koch
titsky also is—hi< the guest at
honor prise. 11m home was attrac
tively diLQiaXd la fad carnations and
HwfUry roue Mid white jtponicAi,
the favors and ptaee cards wore sag
fUu of St. Valentine's Day. Delic
ious refreshments in two mams
W. A. Kimu pMtar
Maniac ¥•"**» t\M A. M.
Krmtlmt WtrMp 7:«D P. N
ftvyw Ferric# WW. f:« P. M.
Mr Lmc*> - jM» f. M
oont Airy. ksgfrsing N»
Mk, wMk Rev Mr. Mtt»
stly ho pad that every
and child will feel their
need of God and Christ and the groat
spiritual realities of the
w hich thaoo
Mwtrr'i work by bringing other* to
Jc*u*. We invite aad vp you to
■ttead.
Dtvii
Mr*. Malbert Davie,
riage last June waa
by Mr*. Bsldoa Dark Tuesday after
noon when table* war* arranged for
progreaaiv* rook. Miss Trssaie Ma yea
held high Kurt aad received a tinea!
guest towel, a hand-painted candy
Jar waa presented to the guest of
honor. Altar rard* were laid aside
the hostess assisted by her mothee,
Mrs. W. C. Jackson, Mrs. C W. Davis
and Mrs D 8 Hodge served a tempt
ing salad coarse followed by block
cream, cake aad mints. The Gaorga
Washington birthday idsa was vsry
effectively carried out in the decora
tion* and refreshmsnts. Much to the
surprise of the honor guest she eras
ushered into the living room where
many beautiful aad useful wedding
gift* wsre displayed.
Colominl B«m*6t Tm.
The Nannie M. Brower circle of tki
missionary society of the First Bap
tist Church entertained with a colon
ial tea in the home of Mrs. J. G. Har
rison. Washington's Birthday, Fab
22. Little Sara Harriaon and P*MT7
Hill, dressed in white with decorations
of cherries, received the offering at
the door. A program at readings
and music wit given with Miss Ruth
Dobaon, soloist, Miss Leal is Both
rock, pianist* and Mi— Sue Mm
Hendren, reader. Mr*. Nannie M.
Brower, for whom the circle la nsmsd
and the only charter msmhw of the
church, gave some old time vocal Ad
piano seloctioaa.
Meadamaa J. L. Cocker ham and A. I
G. Webb poured tan. In the diningj
room, which was served with sand
wiches.
A New Club Activity.
Invitations have bw issued to all
attend a short musical program by
Um courtesy of the anisic
of tha Woman's Ctab. In the new
Community Building, Thursday ins
in« at • o'clock. A Tsry important
■utter whkh will ha considered at
that ttaae la tha arranisation of a
Mount Airy
tieaa have not haaa
hsra, hot as away
Mrs. C. H. Kariitiuky aad
New Crop
Onion Sett
Garden Seeds
W. S. Wolfe Drug Company
PmWsM Here Sim 1880
The Newa claims to be the he* advwtWnc
medium of this part of the state. A comparison of
our subscription list or post office receipts with those
of any other medium will conyincs you.
The Mount Airy News
the name "BOYLES BROS." stands top-notch in quality and bottom-notch
in price, with "right-now" styles, in men's, ladies' and children's fine Foot
wear. We've a reputation to maintain in selling dependable shoes—thafs
one reason you can depend upon us for honest shoe values; spd, if we are to
continue in business we must maintain quality regardless or short margins
of profit to sell our shoes.
Just As True In Piece Goods
We have been recognized as the dependable store of Mount Airy where qual
ity fabrics for home-sewing are always shown in the newest patterns, just as
they come from the looms of the finest manufacturers in the country. We
are always posted on styles—and show them to you first Volume business
permits an unusually low price tag per yard. Don't be satisfied with quanti
ty when you can get quality too, at the same price.
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"BETTER VALUES"
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