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BURCH Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sneed and children were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. George in Mount Airy. They were accom panied by Mrs. Sneed's father O\ YOU'LL FIND HE WANTS IN OUR MiiEß" Men's Department! iff if Jr On Father's Day give gifts that will really be ser i vßm SIILA viceable. Give him something to wear .. . some i thing that will really do him some good ... He will J- lect items listed in this advertisement. i RIITZ AIRLOOM KOOL-TEX \ jHH- \ SHIRTS WILL PLEASE \ - \ These ne shirts are made of a fine open mesh \ fabric that will keep him cool and smartly dress ed at the same time. When worn with lightweight clothing they offer the ultimate in summer com- Bm r fort. Several styles to choose from. • v - D * $1.95 Pajamas / / ° Ymß I Underwear What more thoughtful / , • I Feathermesh or Q-Cumber oHft than a Qiiif af R V yfl shorts for summer comfort. gilt than a suit Ot B. V. 2-ounce Feathermesh shirts. D. 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Small Tracts I KNOWNASTHECOCKERHAMPROPERTY-LOCATEDAT I T/MTDni r IT w ■_ T VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR HOMESITES, AND WILL BE SOLD 1(1 |\l hV\/ 11 I L l\| f TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER REGARDLESS OF PRICE, AND ON EASY TERMS. «IV/1 ILjIJ V 11 jl SM *| A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY TO BUY ONE OF THESE BEAUTIFUL HOMESITES AND PLACE YOUR MONEY IN GOOD EARTH. Mr. and Mrs. Pinnix, of Winston-Salem, Owners I ONE GRAND PRIZE FOR LADIES- Selling: Agents I Thomas Bros. Auction Co. I BAND CONCERT EASY TERMS Greensboro Our Home The World Our Territory and sister. W. A. Brown and Mrs. 3. B. Vanhoy. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Gentry and daughter, Geraldine of State Road and Judge Carter of Wins ton-Salem were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Carter. Rev. A. B Hayes of Mountain THE ELKIN TRIBUNE. ELKIN. NORTH CAROLINA View will ftll his regular appoint ment at Little Richmond Bap tist church Saturday evening and Sunday morning. The public is cordially invited to attend. Mr. and 'Mrs. Ed Barber, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Barber and family and Mr. and Mrs. Willie Whitt and family, all of Union Cross, spent Sunday in Coolee mee with Mrs. Polly Pat ton. J. A. White of High Point was a business visitor here Monday. Miss Lucille Martin is spend ing sometime in East Bend, the guest of friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Chappell and daughter, Bonnie, spent Sun day near Friendship, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Shaffner. David Chandler, who has been a patient at Hugh Chatham hos pital, Elkin, is improving, ans is expected to return to his home here the latter part of the week. Miss Doris Martin has arrived from Berea, Ky.,' to spend the summer with home folks. H. M. Boyd of Kentucky is holding a revival near Union Cross. Services each evening at 7:30. The public is invited to attend. Cozer Wall, who has been a patient at Hugh Chatham Hos pital, Elkin, had his leg ampu tated just below the knee last week. He is improving. and ex pects to return to his home with in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln White and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie White and family,- visited friends and relatives in High Point, over the week-end. Roger and John Sprinkle and Herman Williams spent the week end in the eastern part of the state attending to business mat ters. Arthur Chappell was honored at a surprise birthday dinner Sun day given by his wife. Those from a distance attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Cockerham, Mrs. Tig Chappell of Kernesville; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wood, Farm ing ton; Mr. and Mrs. Robey Cor der and son, High Point; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Chappell, Mooresville and Claude and Arthur Wood of Mooresville. Saturday evening, June 19, is the regular time for the election of a pastor at Little Richmond Baptist church. All members are requested to attend the meeting, which be held at 7:30. Mrs. P. O. Linville of union Cross, who has been ill for some time, does not improve her friends will be sorry to know. Charlie Minton, who was in jured in a wreck Saturday night, is resting as well as could be ex pected. G. W. Hayes, together with a band of B. Y. P. U. girls from El kin Valley, will present a pro gram at Little Richmond Baptist church Sunday evening at 7:30. The public is invited. Mrs. Nannie Alberty has return ed to her home from the Mount Airy hospital, her friends will be glad to know. Earl Nance of Shady Grove is conducting a singing class at Fairview Baptist church each Thursday evening at 7;30. Every one is invited to attend. Local Merchants Association Is Sponsoring Event (Continued from page one) drove the "Magic Car" by simply tapping upon this key, stopping it, starting it, blowing its horn, making left and right hand turns. It was strange indeed to see the steering wheel of the empty car, upon approacching a corner, turn without human hands upon it and safely steer the machine in the way it should go. Thousands of people were in North Wilkes boro to see the parade, and ev eryone of this entire section is urged to be in Elkin Saturday to see this amazing and mysterious exhibition. The parade here, in addition to the driverless car, is expected to be participated in by the local Boy Scouts, the fire department, the state highway patrol and anyone who desires to enter. Floats stressing safety will be wel comed from all local firms which desire to enter them. The car to be used as the "Magic Car" will be a 1937 Ford V-8. This car will be operated from a 1937 Chevrolet, which will be driven by Captain Lynch while at the same time he operates the car ahead. A 1937 Dodge car will be used as the official car in which Mayor J. R. Poindexter and other town officials will ride. The Safety Parade here is be-, ing sponsored by the Elkin Mer chants Association, and will be in charge of the following commit tee named by George E. Royall, president: American Legion: M. C. Whit ener, Joe Bivins, J. B. Bell; Amer ican Legion Auxiliary: Mrs. Geor ge Royall, Mrs. Fred McNeely, Mrs. Joe Bivins; Kiwanis Club: H. F. Laffoon, E. C. James, Hugh Royall; Merchants Association: E. S. Spainhour, E. W. McDaniel, Errol Hayes; Woman's Club: Mrs. Charles Ashby, Mrs. W. W. Whit aker, Mrs. Charlie Brewer; Par ent-Teacher Association: Mrs. C. L. Haywood, Jr., Mrs. Paul Gwyn, Mrs. W. M. Allen; Fire depart ment: W. W. Whitaker, Ted Brown, Abe Harris; Boy Scouts: Dr. Wm. A. Jenkins, Dr. C: E. Nicks, Mr. Madison; Girl Scouts: Margaret Greenwood, Nancy Click. Dixie Graham, chief of police, was named as Marshall of the pa rade. Mr. Royall said Tuesday that in addition to participation in the parade by the Elkin troops of both Boy and Girl Scouts, the Jonesvllle Scout troop was also ex pected to take part. Of interest in the parade, and showing the futility of dangerous, reckless driving will be the Hayes fe Speas ambulance which will portray what often happens due to negligence on the part of a driver. A wrecking car, towing an automobile that has been badly damaged, is expected to bring up the rear of the parade. The route of the Safety Parade will be as follows: parade will form near Big Elkin creek bridge on West Main and move eastward on Main through the business section to the intersection of East Main and Market street exten sion, about 50 yards east of the Hugh Chatham Bridge. At this point it will turn around and pro ceed back to the starting point. Patronize Tribune advertisers. They offer real values. 8 or 8 exposure Kodak film de veloped and printed 30c. Send coin, name and address with film. Work returned promptly, postage prepaid. Rembrandt Photo Service North Wllkesboro, N. C. Mattie Mae Powell NOTARY PUBLIC Building & Loan Office Main Street AT AUCTION SAT., -IQ JUNE 10 28 RESIDENTIAL LOTS FACING ON HARDSURFACE ROARING GAP HIGHWAY, NO 26 —i And 12 ACRES OF LAND WITH OUT BUILDINGS ADJOINING STATE ROAD, N. C. Just 10 Minutes Drive From Elkin THIS PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD REGARDLESS of PRICE! Easy Terms! SALE CPM STARTS 0 •IYL PROPERTY KNOWN AS JOHN Q. ADAMS PROPERTY Valuable Prizes! Music By Live Wire BAND! Selling Agents Thomas Bros. Auction Co. Greensboro, N. C. Thursday, June 17, 1937
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