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■ mw i Parent-Teacher Meeting Postponed The Parent-Teacher meeting observing Father's Night, sche duled for Tuesday of next week has been postponed until the ev ening of April 9. C. W. Phillips of Greensboro, public relations representative of the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, and former prinicipal oi Greensboro high school, will be guest speaker for the meeting. Mrs. George Chatham, Sr., Is Feted on Birthday Honoring Mrs. George Chatham, Sr., on her birthday anniversary, members of her family entertained at a surprise dinner Sunday at the Chatham home on Bridge Street. A color scheme of yellow, green and white was carried out in detail In the appointments of the three course dinner. The table was centered with a huge, two tier birthday cake. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. George Chatham, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. George Chatham, Jr., and daughter, Peggy, Mr. and Mrs. Ed worth Harris and son, Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Greenwood, all of Elkin; and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mayberry and son, Dicky, from Winston-Salem. Coffins-Roy all Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Jessie Lee Col lins and Joe Royall. The marriage was solemnized Saturday in Vir ginia. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Collins and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Nancy Royall and the late Daniel West Main Elkin - W,» Itheatpel FRIDAY AND SATURDAY— m Matinee Friday 1 P. M. Matinee Saturday 12 M. Also "Grandma's Buoys" and Selected Shorts Admission 10c-25c NEXT WEEK Monday-Tuesday— Wednesday-Thursday I! iSelxniek International present* I DIETRICH G£a>i(k! ON THE STAGE \JIBOYER IN PERSON \ Mysterious Slivers 1 m~vr || |y r\r n P resent i n g a thrilling mystery y f 4-| | /'§-1 I I Also Princess Del-Sha mmj., J I'he Wonder Woman in Person W ojO \ 0N THE SCREEN 8 IN TECHMOoS H Ww»4 by DAVID O. SELZNICK \ 1 ' " ifTirr - if ■KB MwilnGMTCtAinm l| n , Adm. 10c-25c \ R efr ul ar Adm. 10c-25c Royall, all of Elkin. Both are pop ular with a host of friends. I, Mr. Royall is employed at El >- kin Furniture company. They c, will reside at present with the ■- bride's parents. s, On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Louis is Collins entertained at a family s dinner in honor of the bridal cou h pie, having as guest members of f the immediate families and a few e friends. Dinner was served picnic style. Mrs.. Ashby Is Hostess To Friday Bridge Club Mrs. Chas. G. Ashby entertain ed members of the Friday Bridge j Club and several additional guests (. at an enjoyable bridge-luncheon Friday morning at her home on Bridge street. In the spirited pro ' gressions the club award for high . score went to Mrs. A. B. Somers and the visitor's prize to Mrs. R. \ M. Hudgins When the cards were laid aside . a tempting luncheon was served. Easter colors of yellow and purple ' were accentuated in the appoint ' ments of the luncheon. Members playing were: Mrs. • James Poindexi-er, Mrs. Errol ' Hayes, Mrs. Paul Gwyn, Mrs. A. : B. Somers and Mrs. R. C. Free man. Additional guests were Mrs. ' R. M. Hudgins, Mrs. Conrad Hock ' and Miss Maude/ Greenwood. ■ Mollie Dobbins Is Honored On Tenth Birthday ■ Mollie Dobbins was honored on ■ her tenth birthday Saturday, when her mother, Mrs. J. C. Dob f bins entertained in the afternoon ! I at a party at their home on Elk . Spur street. The home was dec -1 orated with spring flowers and THE ELKIN TRIBUNE BLKIN, NORTH CAROLINA symbols of Easter. Outdoor and indoor games were enjoyed. A huge birthday cake, decorated in pink and white, and bearing ten candles, was the central dec oration in the dining room where ices, cake and fruits were served. Favors were Easter baskets filled with candy. The guest list included the hon ored and the- following friends: Mil ired Freeman, Gertrude Fulp, ' r Mary Windsor, Peggy Lineberry, t Sarah Sappenfield, Betty Jo Min ' or, Frances Lovelace, Billy New man, Betty Jo Eidson, Wilma Lou ' Nichols and Betty Jo Young. ' Adams- Steehnan Wedding Vows Spoken at Boonvilie Of interest to friends of the cou : pie is the announcement of the marriage of Miss Ruby Steelman of BoonviUe and Frear Adams of Yadkinville and Elkin, which was solemnized in BoonviUe Monday. " Rev. Charles Hutchens, pastor of ; the Forbush church, heard the 5 vows. 1 The bride was becomingly 1 dressed in a spring suit of gray ' with navy accessories. She 1s the daughter of H. J. Steelman and * the late Mrs. Steelman and is a * graduate of Boonvilie high school. i For sometime she has been em -1 ployed in Winston-Salem. ; Mr. Adamp is the son of Mr. and ! Mrs. H. C. Adams of Yadkinville. He is a member of the sales force at Abernethy's Drug store here, i Mr. and Mrs. Adams will be temporarily at home with the ' bridegroom's parents. Mrs. Adams is a sister of Mrs. ; Leslie Relnhardt of Elkin. Bin. Spainhour la Hostess to Club Wednesday Mrs. E. S. Spainhour entertained at a delightful party at Hotel El kin Wednesday, having as guests ' members of her bridge club and several out-of-town visitors. Luncheon was served at 1 o'clock from a table in the main dining room. The table was centered with a bouquet of snapdragons add place cards were in the St. Patrick motif. Covers were placed for twelve. During the afternoon bridge was enjoyed at three tables. The club award for high score went to Mrs. Raymond Chatham and the visitor's prize to Mrs. C. H. Weedon. Mrs. Harold Messenger of Hart ford, Conn., guest of Mesdames Alex and Raymond Chatham, Mesdames C. H. Weedon and Foard Coates of Detroit, Mich., guests of Mrs. R. M. Chatham, and Mrs. Mable Doughton Davis of High Point, guest of Mrs. R. B. Harrell, were each given a lovely remembrance. Baptist Inspirational Meeting Monday Afternoon The monthly inspiratic .ial meet ing of the Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist church met in the church parlor Monday afternoon, with thirty members and one visitor present. Mrs. F. M. Norman, general president, presided over the business meet ing, which featured routine re ports. The program was in charge of the Emma Leechman circle. The devotional period was in charge of Mrs. Chas. Alexander and Miss Emma Codke read the lesson from Royal Service. Mrs. W. W. Jones of Charlotte, who was the guest of Mrs. E. C. James, was guest speaker. Mrs. Jones, who formerly served as a 1 missionary to Brazil, made a most interesting and inspiring talk. The attendance pin was won by the Emma Leechman circle, Mrs.' T. L. Parnell, leader. The Sunbeam Band met in the church auditorium at the same time, with a splendid program under the direction of Mrs. Oscar Darnell, leader. • Officers Elected For Jonathan Hunt Chapter D. A. R. At a meeting of the Jonathan Hunt Chapter of the Daugh ters of the American Revo lution at the home of Mrs. W. R. Wellborn on Bridge street, Thursday afternoon, the following officers were elected for the com ing year: Regent, Miss Ruth Reeves: vice-regent, Mrs. Joe Biv 'ns; secretary, Mrs. Wm. A. Jen kins; treasurer, Miss Sadie Franklin; registrar, Mrs. Wm. R. Wellborn; historian, Mrs. R. A. Doughton, and president of the Hugh Montgomery Chapter C. A. R., Mrs. Fred McNeely. Delegate to the annual meet ing in Charlotte were .also ap pointed. Mrs. Edwin Duncan and Mrs. Joe Bivins were ap-| pointed to represent the chapter' and Miss Ruth Reeves will serve as a page. A splendid report of the year's activities was prepared by the re tiring regent, Mrs. Edwin Dun can and read at the meeting. Var ious civic matters and cooperative! activities of the D- A. R. have claimed the attention of the local chapter during the past year. A brief program was enjoyed at the close of the business session. During a social hour the hostess served a tempting and beautifully appointed refreshment course, Sally—Napoleon must hare been quite a boy in his day. gSi Hopemore—Mebbe so, but he's a bust now. •' RRQGI>«R^SIF- f» -1 w..« r I i»a-i .' . i I '-.-I;;V.T Put Your Best Foot Forward this they are the smartest single item in your new Easter outfit! For shoes that are just that, look to Spainhours . . . Bring Ladies' White I your entire family here for a fitting in the very best and most stylish shoes to be had . . . New styles in whites, V imm nrpn i ivi combinations and the smart new colors. In our large shoe iN Anil) M K ArN department, located in our basement store, you'll find just "lil/ UIIUII u w hat you want at just the price you want to pay. Attractive new styles in IT IT M M DITC II CIIA T C L FREEMAN SHOE S^ , C A N ft A f C £z- "-v New styles in nationally known Jii 111/ AL U 1%, ireeman shoes—a hit with men W I You'll like these attractive grey and brown and white com >J sandals in patent leather. binatkms. $4.00-$5.00 .- Straps-Ties-Pumps • S?\ K L h rL t ™i ß^?w dp «.?iT n // I our best sellers. // / X J grey and white, white, brown White, blue and black in a va- / and black. riety of attractive styles for J ~54.95 CyW A OO — Children's Shoes QPf) P T AYPAR IK I A. Comfortable, stylish shoes for * vII 1 Will Ulll/u children. Straps, oxfords, per- Here's just the sport oxford for : forated, cutout and crease V\ \ \ spring and summer wear, you • var ? p sfc y les - White, browD vNhA r»;V\\m. may have them in white, grey or and black. \\\ v\\x navy. Heels that are just right AQp •11 \ \Wjsv for maxtalu m comfort. Real *fo Oxfords and straps for children in. white AA This group of sport oxfords is inexpensive, but right at Stylish little shoes, priced right and built for ./Jl the top in style and appearance. White, grey and navy. wear> CI QO Children's Shoes 4 Children's flexible Goodyear welt For solid comfort see these novelty crepe sole sandals. straps and oxjrords - Brown and Colors are white, white and green, white and red, white black and white. Also in cutout and blue, and navy with white trim. * styles. $1.69 "*51.79 % $2.45 Sydnor-Spainhour Company Store Closed Easter Monday • ELKIN ,N. C. Store Closed Easter Monday
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