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flKod ETY. Party at Shores Home for Junior High Students Having as guests students of the junior high school set, Fred Shores, Sammy Qambill and Dicky Shugart were hosts at an enjoyable party at the Shpres home on Bridge Street Friday evening. Gan.es were played played throughout the evening. j 1 Service by wire! Iftat 1I means quick, efficient and I dependable service. ) Duke Power Co. €>■*••«■ T ii iiw m " in iri T*~ - Comfortable Such ease; such speed; such comfort in ironing never was possible until this iron was developed. Liberal Allowance for your old iron Trade it in—any kind or condition. Bring it in or let us call for it, * and receive allowance on the purchase price of an Jimerican Beauty' adjustable-automatic electric iron The best iron made Only 95c Down. Balance in easy monthly payments. L DUKE POWER COMPANY A For Healthier, Happier Home Life THE AUTOMATIC BUTLER COAL STOKER CUTS HEATING COSTS 50 PER CENT The Automatic Butler fits any furnace or boiler, fires low cost stoker coal automat ically, and maintains any desired temperature in your home! SEE THE AUTOMATIC BUTLER AT OUR SHOWROOM! Other Happier Home Appliances PROTANE GAS GREAT HEART COAL This natural gas is the last word in T . . „ 4 . . u . _ cookery. " »» PROGRESS REFRIGERATORS PURE ICE For mjodern air-conditioned For economical, healthier and depend refrigeration. able refrigeration. Carolina Ice & Fuel Co. Phone 83 Elkin, N. C. Punch and wafers were served the twenty-five guests. Parent-Teacher Association to Meet The January meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association will be held in the elementary school auditorium Tuesday afternoon, January 26, at 3:30. All members are cordially invited to attend. Mrs. Salmons is Hostess to Book Club Thursday Mrs. H. C. Salmons delightfully entertained members of the Thursday Afternoon Book Club at her home on Church Street Thursday afternoon at a social meeting. Rummy was played at four tables. In the final count of scores the prize for the afternoon went to Mrs. J. Mark McAdams. Mrs. Archie Lanier was a spe cial guest of the club. A tempting collation in two courses was served at the conclu sion of the games. World Politics i 9 Subject for Year For Wednesday Study Club Mrs. Errol Hayes was hostess to the members of the Wednesday Study Club at an enjoyable meet ing at her home on Church street Wednesday afternoon. The home was decorated with bowls of for sythia and pussy willows. "World Politics," is the subject for the year's study and "The THE ELKIN TRIBUNE, ELKIN, NORTH CAROLINA Present Political Situation in England" was the subject for the month. Mrs. C. H. Brewer di rected the program and current events on affairs in England y?ere given by Mrs. Hugh Royall. During the business session two new members, Mrs. A. B. Somers and Mrs. Howard Hatch, were enrolled. Club books for the year were distributed to the members. A tempting collation was ser ved during a pleasant social hour. Members present were: Mes dames Marion Allen, C. H. Brew er, R. C. Freeman, Fred Neaves, Hugh Royall, A. L. Griffeth, Fletcher Harris, A. B. Somers and Howard Hatch. Baptist Inspirational Meeting Monday Afternoon The monthly inspirational meeting of the circles of the Wo man's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church met in the church parlor Monday afternoon with twenty-one members present. The meeting opened with the hymn "Come Women, Wide Pro claim," followed by the scripture reading by Mrs. T. G. Harris and prayer by Mrs. Eph Whisenhunt. The watchword for the year "Not by might, nor by power, but by My Spirit saith the Lord God of Hosts," was repeated in unison by members as a part of the devo tional. The topic for the year's study is "In His Name Among All Na tions, Beginning at Jerusalem," and the subject for the month was the "Anglo-Saxons." The top ic was discussed by Mrs. T. G. Harris, program leader for the Naomi Shell circle, and Mesdames Roy West, J. F. Cooke, R. L. PoiD dexter and Seeman Dobbins. During the business session at which Mrs. F. M. Norman, presi dent of the circle presided, rou tine matters were discussed. A special personal service program for the year will be a story hour for children, this to be in charge of Mesdames Eph Whisenhunt, T. L. Parnell and Silas Nichols. The place and hour to be decided later. Mrs. Andrews, State President, Is Guest of Legion Auxiliary Having as a special guest, Mrs. C. P. Andrews of Charlotte, state president of the American Legion Auxiliary, a dinner conference of the auxiliary was held Wednes day evening at Hotel Elkin. Covers were placed for ten at a table reserved in the main dining room of the hotel. Mrs. George Royall, president ! of the local unit, presided over the | meeting and introduced Mrs An ! Drews, who spoke on the program outlined by the Legion and the Auxiliary for the coming year, stressing particularly the widows and orphans pension bill and the universal service bill both of which will be presented to the seventy fifth congress. Support of these bills by members of both groups is urged. The Fidac program for the year was also discussed. | BETHEL Ronda, Route 2, Jan. 20. — Much sympathy is felt for Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mathis and family who lost their home last Tuesday evening by fire. The fire origin ated from gas being accidentally spilled, that was kept in the house to be used in the washing ma chine. So far as we have learned only a few articles were saved. Owing to the continued rain and bad roads the school at Ron da has had to suspend again. Most all traveling has stopped, however the men who work at El kin have been making the trips every day. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Max B. Pardue, a daughter, named Pan sy. V Mrs. C. W. Gilliam and little son, Charlie, of Jonesville spent the second Saturday and Sunday here visiting Mrs. W. H. Jones and family. Mr. Lincoln Triplett and family have moved from the Vannoy farm near here to a house on D. S. Gilliam's place and a Mr. Cook from near Cycle, in Yadkin coun ty, has moved to the former place. Mr. and Mrs. Grady St. John have moved to the J. B. Arm strong place. The rainy weather and .bad roads has made it very difficult for the families who had to move recently. Miss Grace Burchette of Ronda is spending a few days here visit ing her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Burchette. Mrs. W. H. Jones has been con fined to her home suffering with tonsilitis. A bricklayer working on the top of a high brick building accident ally dropped a brick on the head of a passing colored boy. "Be careful, big boy," yelled the darky "you made me bite my tongue." NOTICE NORTH CAROLINA, SURRY COUNTY. In The Superior Court J. L. Jackson and wife, Nevada Jackson, W. M. Jackson and wife, Addie Jackson vs. Pearl J. Robertson and hus band A. P. Robertson, Hallie J. Craft and husband, Carl Craft, Myrtle J. Pryor and husband, Al ton Pryor, Andrew Jackson and wife, Velta Cass Jackson. Under and by virtue of author ity conferred upon the undersign ed Commissioners by an order of His Honor, P. T. Llewellyn, Clerk of Superior Court, of Surry Coun ty, North Carolina, appointing W. M. Allen and John T. Benbow as Commissioners in the above en tited action, to sell the lands hereinafter described, for the purpose of making a division among the heirs of H. P. Jackson, deeased, on the terms of one third cash and one-third in twelve months, balance in eigh teen iponths secured by deed of trust. NOW THEREFORE, we the un dersigned Commissioners will, on February 19. 1937, upon the premises of H: P. Jackson deceas ed at 1:00 P. M.. offer for sale to the last and highest bidder, upon the terms of one-third cash, one third in twelve months, and one third in eighteen months, secured by a deed of trust, the following described property, to-wit: FIRST TRACT: Beginning on a hickory in Marion Wilborn's corner West 8 75/90 chains to a black oak in Brindle's old line, Wilborn corner, South 5 60/100 chains to two sourwoods, South 80 degrees West 17 & chains to a hickory sapling, formerly a post oak, Brindle's corner; North 11 chains on said line to a hickory, Brindle's corner. West 111-4 chains with same to 2 sourwoods in Wm. Jackson's line South 45% chains to a stake and pointers in T. L. Gwyn's line, East 19 chains passing Gwyn's comer to bunch of maples, formerly a post oak, Fentress corner, North 121-4 chains with the Fentress line to two post oaks, his corner of the old 250 acre tract grant, East 10 chains on same line to a stake on the West side of Southard Creek to the Wilborn old corner, North 5 chains to a stake formerly a hickory. North 60 degrees. East BVi chains to a pine North 22 chains passing Marion Wilborn pine stump, corner to a hickory the beginning, containing 120 acres, more or less. SECOND TRACT: Beginning at the Southeast cprner of lands deeded by A. J. Bauguss to Shade Gwyn, South of Camp Creek thence a westward course feet to a planted rock, near a post oak and poplar; thence North with the old I. A. Roberts and John Roberts line to the lower corner of the John Roberts meadow; thence up said Camp Creek to a hollow the agreed line between John Roberts and A. J. Roberts to the fence; thence North to the said John Roberts (now) H. P. Jackson's north line; thence East along said line to a poplar, John ' J n.aiimn iwimjjjj.uajjiimui One Lot Another Lot LADIES COAK LAMES' COATS fllijflL SIO.OO $6.88 Famous Repriced to Clear Repriced to Clear NATIONWIDE QQQmQ^SS&I SHEETS Girl's Cotton t SILKS Slightly Soiled HOSE I Large Assortment Close Out Prints, Plain Colors Size 81 x -99 9C POIF YdTil Only Need Laundering Ribbed Cotton I . Regular Ist Quality Sizes 6 to 10 Repriced to Clear tBSSBEEEBBSI fL Ladies' Women's DRESSES HJ»* WWjfc Close Out M 3" . /|| Large Assortment Combed Cotton " ■" „ fjfl |r| $1 .98 I ftc 1 JV Pair iMfe Double Sole \ Reduced to Clear Black Only \ (JjW Men's Another Lot Men's suns spoßTsurrs Chatham All Wool mm ■ Homespuns (J AAA UniOnSHltS ■ 1 Repriced to Clear $1 ff-00 ill esr\* JLOM Broken Sizes OdC Odd Sizes Odd Lots Sizes 36 to 46 EAST MAIN STREET ELKIN, N. C. Roberts Northeast corner; thence South down the meanders of a branch to a white oak; thence South east crossing Camp Creek to a poplar; near the foot cf the hill, thence a Southeast course to the beginning, containing 70 acres more or less. The above land will be sold in COMPLETE Foundry And Machine Shop SERVICE Electric and Acetelyne Welding CALL ON US FOR YOUR EVERY NEED DOUBLE EAGLE SERVICE CO. Phone 43 Elkin, N. C. Thursday, January 21, 1937 two tracts, one tract on North side of Public road and one on South side of public road, and then sold as a whole and the highest bid to control. This the 18th day of January, 1937. \ W. M. ALLEN, Com. 2-11 JOHN T. BENBOW, Com.
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