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WOMAN'S CLUB HOLDS MEETING Attorney A. D. Folger Addresses Club On "Patriotism" Dobson, Feb. 18.—The regular monthly meeting of the Dobson Woman's club met in the Club house on last Thursday evening at 7:30, with the president, Mrs. Emma Reece Mock, in the chair. Meeting opened in full chorus with "Amer ica the Beautiful", in memory of George Washington, whose birthday we celebrate in a few days. Next the Collect was repeated by the entire club, followed by the roll call. After, the minutes were read of the January meeting and approved, re ports were given by chairmen of the various departments and committees. Mrs. J. W. Comer, program leader, in a brief speech - announced the subject, "Patriotism", as the theme of the evening program. Mrs. M. O. Stanley, at the piano rendered, with great skill and meditative in terpretation, Morrison's "Meditative." Mrs. R. A. Freeman, in her usual happy manner, introduced the speaker of the evening, Attorney A. D. Folger, who brought to the club a most interesting and instructive discourse on "Patriotism." Mr. Folger was at his best, and gave to the club women a construc tive knowledge of true patriotism. Misses Emma Comer and Edythe Reece, and Mrs. J. G. Lewellyn sang a trio "Sweet Peace", accompanied by Mrs. Stanley. Mrs. Comer con cluded the program with a few timely remarks, after which the club sang "God of Our Fathers." Miss Verdye Jackson then presented to Mr. Folger a gift, in behalf of the club in appreciation of his presence and speech. The entertainment committee for the month were Mrs. J. W. Comer chairman, Mrs. C. W. Fowler, Mrs. C. L. Folger, Mrs. Herman Coe, Miss Eva Hancock and Miss Verdye Jack son. The Dobson Woman's Club and .the Pilot Mountain Woman's Club met in a thrilling game of basketball in the Pilot Mountain gymnasium on last Monday evening. The Dob son club, with Bingham and Cum mings leading, clicked in great style and forged a victory of advantage in the first half, after which Mrs. Charlie Fulk and Miss Lela Gordon led the team in a brilliant exhibi tion and captured a victory for the Pilot Mountain club in a score of 22 to 15. Misses Minnie Chandler and Ber- ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as Administrator of the estate of W. G. Church, late of Surry County, this is to notify all persons holding claims against said estate to present them to the undersigned at Yadkinville, Ni C„ on or before January 26th, 1936, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make imme diate settlement. This 26th day of January, 1935. DAVID L. KELLY, Administrator of W. G. Church, deceased. 2-21 checks tZtltZ COLDS 000 FEVER first day Liquid - Tablets HEADACHES Salve-Nose Drops in 30 minutes Suppose This Was YOUR Home? Don't Delay Longer INSURE TODAY! Paul Gwyn Phone 258 - All Lines of Insurance Beprewntlxur Strong Stock Ow« paniM only No Wntih tha Byrd were hostesses at a buffet dinner, followed by bridge, on last Wednesday evening, entertaining the following guests: Misses Pauline Bingham, Edyth Reece, Thelma Shore and Emma Comer, and Messrs. George Nicholson, Sam Gentry and Elmer Hauser. The high score prizes were captured by Miss Edythe Reece and Mr. Hauser. The Will of Mr. Floyd Poore, former treasurer of Mount Airy, was filed in the clerk of court's office for probate on last Wednesday. Mr. Poore was one of Mount Airy's lead ing citizens, and his death was a great loss to the town and com munity in which he lived. It is said that during the 20 years of service as treasurer, not a discrepency was found in his records. The Dobson high, school cagers continued to sweep through all high school basketball competition in the State Championship contest. On last Friday evening in the High Point gymnasium they defeated Candor .in a score of *3 to 32. Cock erham was the star of the Dobson team in the attack with Jackson trailing him by 2 points. Dobson boys gained a victory over the Mountain Park basketball team on the Dobson floor last Tuesday evening. The score was 46 and 23. The Dobson girls defeated the White Plains girls team the same evening in a one-sided battle, with Martin standing out for the Dobson lassies in a brilliant six point advantage. A number of farmers from various sections of the county, were m con ference here last Friday at the County Farm Agent's office, con cerning the tobacco acreage for next year. Mrs. Lamont and Virginia Cox of the Low Gap school are spending a few days in Dobson with homefolks, while the school is closed for a few days until the road up the mountain is passable for school trucks. Miss Louise Norman has been sub stituting for Mis Mary Betty Nor man in the Copeland school. Miss Norman has been a victim of in fluenza for several days. O. H. Hauser, of Westfield, filled his regular appointment in the Bap tist church here last Sunday. Rev. J. P. Davis, pastor of the Bap tist church at Boonville, was in town last Monday, a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Reece. A. L., W. S. and H. L. Powell, of Winston-Salem, were in Dobson Fri day on legal business. T. A. Leeper, district superinten dent of State Highway- Commission, of Elkin, was a business visitor in Dobson last Friday. The Will of Miss Clara Bell, de ceased, of Elkin, was filed with the Clerk of Superior Court, in probate late Thursday. Miss Bell wrote her own will without witnesses. Miss Lillian Harkrader, of Greens- I boro, spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Lttitia Harkrader. Little Carolyn Hauser, of West field, spent Sunday with Little Mari anne Mock, featuring a Doll Fete! Mrs. Rose Booker has been very sick for the past week with influenza and complications. Misses Lucile Freeman and Julia Comer spent the past week-end with home folks in Dobson. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hancock anil little daughter, Linda, spent last Saturday in Winston-Salem. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Reece, Miss Edythe Reece, Mrs. Emma Mock, Lon Jr., and Jack Folger and Mari anne Mock went to Winston-Salem last Tuesday and attended the ap pearance in person of "Amos 'n' Andy", of radio fame. | Mrs. P. T. Long, Misses Jackson, Swanson, Burgess, Chandler and Byrd spent Saturday in Elkin. J. O. Cox went to Rockford Sun day to fill his appointment at the Methodist church. Spencer Norman, of the Bryan school faculty, spent the week-end with his parents here. R. C. Lewellyn has been on the sick list for the past week, but has improved sufficiently to stroll over to the bank. Miss Vera Soyars, of Westfield, spent Saturday and Sunday with parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Soyars. Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Bolick spent the week-end with Mr. - and Mrs. Carl Folger and Dr. Folger. Jim Folger, highway patrolman of North Wilkesboro, was in town Sun day. Miss Lola Smith, of the Jamestown school faculty, spent last week-end with her sister, Mrs. F. F. Freeman. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Riggs, of Richmond, Vs., are visiting Mrs. Lula Lewellyn and Mrs. Ida Riggs. George Burton, of New York City, is very sick at the home of his fath er-in-law, J. R. Soyars, in Dobson. Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Harris and Lakey Harkrader, of Elkin, were visitors in Dobson Sunday. Mrs. Frank Freeman entertained at a bridge-luncheon on last Satur day afternoon honoring her sister, Miss Lola Smith, of Reidsville, her house guest. Miss Nelia Haynes and Irvin Hayes were quietly married Sunday and will continue to reside in Dobson. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fowler had as dinner guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Hauser, of Westfield, and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Reece. Trent Harkrader and Miss Sara Graves, of Mount Airy, were dinner guests at the Kenlin Inn Sunday. A series of tests at Yale university have revealed that apes react to sight and sound as quickly as hu man children. THE ELKIN TRIBUNE. ELKIN. SOUTH CABOUNA APPRAISAL OF TWO BANKS IS UNDERWAY Assets to be Sold Feder al Agency and Final Dividend Paid In the case of the Peoples Na tional Bank, of Winston-Salem, and the Commercial National bank, of Statesville, a closing out process is in progress, W. H. Spradlin, receiver of the two Institutions, said last week. By an act of the last Congress, receivers of national banks were au thorized to appraise" the assets of closed banks at a fair price and sell them to a federal agency, Mr. Sprad lin said, the money obtained in this way to be turned over to the de positors as a final dividend. The federal agency will in turn collect all possible on the assets, and in case it is able to collect more than was originally paid, this excess amount will also be divided among deposi tors. As yet an appraisal of the Elkin National bank has not been ordered. Automobile Is Damaged By Fire Here Saturday An automobile of popular make, thought to have been the property of a Ronda man whose name was not learned, was damaged by fire on Main street here early Saturday morning. The blaze, which started from a short circuit, burned away insulation of motor wires. . It was extinguished with chemicals. FAVORS NON-PARTISAN NRA Washington, Feb. 18. 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' ... .. , . a a a , Nearly $3,000,000 worth of Aerotype J ItsWL Vv Si/mU ESSO was sold during the above period . . \9 u t^ und discontinue p,c*mt*r T N. . „ , I/. 1934. on uncontutmd ruling of Pttrolmm | while refunds amounted to only $31.20. /UhninUsratu* Board. •UY AT THIS SI«N I _ __ SWiittari: }vs?o LJ AEROTYPE &o+^+4^ Dealer! from Maine to Loo- Irian*, representing the ft- ra^^N?*WWißiaßW Hem* ao«l paodscu ot the nr Gm^eforU! STANDARD OIL COMP ANY OF NEW J E^R'SI'Y NOTICE Under and by virtue of power of sale contained in a certain Deed of Trust executed on the 3Joth day of August, 1933, by Mountain Park In stitute, Inc., to the undersigned trustee, and default having been made in payment of same, and at the request of the holder of said note, I, the undersigned Trustee, will on the 14th day of March, 1935, at 2:00 o'clock P. M., at the Elkin, N. C. postoffice, sell to the last and highest bidder for cash, the follow ing described property, to-wit: A certain-tract of land lying and being in Surry county and more particularly described as follows: Being two lots of land shown on Blue Print, section one. Mountain Park, the same being on the west side of Main street and each lot be ing 50 feet front and 100 feet deep and being lots 1 and 2, being the same lots deeded by P. S. Eldridge and wife, Alice Eldridge to E. F. McNeer and recorded in book 95 at page 584 in the office of the Regis - Mattie Mae Powell NOTARY PUBLIC Buildinr A Loan Office Main Street ✓ Tailoring Drem MaMnr All Kildi of Be win* Mrs. C. W. Laffoon West Mala St. Phone 101 -K DR. C. E. NICKS VETERINARY SURGEON Phone 240 Church St. Elldn, N. C. J***. FINE ijKSci REPAIRING f Two Expert e| Repairmen In Charge C. VV. STEELE Jvwnlcr W Main «». tflkin. N. *\ ter of Deeds of Surry county, to which reference is hereby made. For further reference see deed from C. H. Haynes, Sheriff of Burry county, N. C. p to The Bank of Elkin, Elkin, N. C., recorded irr Book 105. pages 404 and 405, office of Register of Deeds of Surry county. This February 14, 1935. 3-7 A. D. FOLGER, Trustee. Ladie-e-e-s and Gentlemen! AMERICAN AUXILIARY (With Pardonable Pride) i Spectacle the J Fashion 1 On the State of the Lyric Theatre THURSDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 21st BEAUTY?! COMEDY! FUN! IBIG SURPRISE ACTS! ON THE SCREEN "HAPPINESS AHEAD" With Dick Powell Josephine Hutchinson ADMISSION 10c-40c Passes and Service Tickets Not Good For This Show! R a e s s ft Thursday, February 21, 1935 TlbediMtet! Ingredients of Vfcka Vapoßub in Convenient Candy Form VICKS COUGH DROP
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