News of Jonesville
Mrs. Gurney Wagoner, Editor Phone 48-W
Miss Ruth Mayberry, accom
panied by her cousins, Misses Er
linje and Evelyn Mayberry, and
Anne lineback, of Winston-Sa
lem, attended the Duke-V. P. I.
game at Greensboro Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gentry and
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mayberry
attended the Pair at Statesville
on Tuesday night.
Mr. Dewey Smith, of Misen
heimer, spent the week-end here
with his parents, Rev. ana Mrs.
P. L. Smith.
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Miss Christine Barnett, who
has been sic* for several days,
doesn't show very much improve
ment.
Mrs. J. W. Arnold is spending
a few days this week with her
brother, Stanford Hinshaw, of
Branon community.
Mrs. E. M. Angell and Mrs. C.
J. Angell, of Plains, Kan., who
have been visiting their mother,
Mrs. A. C. Davis, for almost two
weeks, left for Winston-Salem
last Friday afternoon to visit
their sisters, Mrs. S. C. Wishon
THE BLKIN TRIBUNE, ELKIN, NORTH CAROLINA
and Mrs. H. C. Wishon, for two
days. They left there on Sun
day for their homes. Mrs. Davis'
condition shows some improve
ment.
Miss Georgle Vestal, of States
ville, spent Sunday here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Vestal.
The friends of Mrs. Arthur
Martin will be glad to learn that
she is improving from a recent
illness.
Master Tommy and Joe Pinnix,
of Cycle, were guests of their
cousin, AHen Wagoner, on Satur
day.
Miss Alda Sue Hemric, who is
taking training at Davis hospital,
spent Saturday afternoon here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Hemric.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gray and
sons, Bobby and Lester, and Miss
Helen Pinnix were the guests of
Mrs. Gray and Miss Pinnix's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Pinnix,
of Cycle, on Sunday.
Mr. Billy Gough, of Elkin, was
the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.
M. H. Helton on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gray Wagoner
announce the birth of a son,
Ralph, September 15.
Mrs. Fannie Mason, Mr. „ and
Mrs. Claude Mason, Mr. Dough
ton Mason attended the funeral
of the former's sister, Mrs. Delia
Shore, at Mocksville on Sunday.
Mrs. L. G. Carson and daugh
ter, Wilma Gray, and Mrs. W. L.
Hudspeth, of Brooks Cross Roads,
were the guests of their sister and
daughter, Mrs. G. S. Wagoner, on
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Seagraves
and children, Patty Lou and Ed-
Tailoring Drew Maktag
All Kinds «f Sewing
Mrs. C. W. Laffoon
Elk Spur Street Phone 249-W
(die, Mr. Spencer Seagraves and
Miss Polly Pardue spent Sunday
In Mt. Airy.
Mrs. J. D. Eller, who has been
sick for a few days, shows some
improvement.
"Kingdom Builders" Class Has
Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Q. S. Wagoner
entertained the "Kingdom Build
ers" class of the Baptist Sunday
school at their home on Monday
evening.
The meeting was opened by
singing the class song, "My Hope
Is Built." Mr. F. A. Lineberry
gave the devotional and Mr. D.
R. Castevens led in prayer.
After the business meeting a
number of contests were held and
prizes were awarded to F. A.
Lineberry, Mrs. Ila Sparks and
Mrs. W. V. Holcomb. Following
the contests they were invited
into the dining room where a
huge white cake with pink and
white candles stood, and as they
entered they sang, "Happy Birth
day" to Mr. Wagoner in honor of
his anniversary. This was a sur
prise to Mr. Wagoner. Later a
treasure hunt was held.
Mr. Wagoner was presented a
lovely gift from the class. Mr.
F. A. Lineberry was also present
ed a gift as retiring teacher of
that class for his faithfulness
and loyalty to this class for a
number of years.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess.
■ t
Misses Edwina and Juanita Ray
Entertain
Misses Edwina and Juanita
Ray entertained the intermediate
girls' Sunday school class and
their boy friends with a social at
their home on Friday evening.
During the evening games were
enjoyed and later in the evening
refreshments were served to the
following: Their teacher. Miss
Hazel Phillips, Misses Mary
Thompson, Virginia Lee Hol
comb, Eloise Sparks, Peggy Black
wood, Frances Wilkins and Fran
ces Gilliam, and Messrs. Reece
Shugart, Kemp Reece, Joe Bran
don, Elton Burgess, Eugene Mar
tin and Russell Vestal, and the
hostesses.
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The farmers in this community
are busy in their tobacco, getting
it ready for market.
The West Yadkin school is pro
gressing nicely, with over 800
enrollment. The principal, Mr.
W. N. Ireland, and wife, enter
tained at their home Friday
night, with a Brunswick stew for
the faculty, committeemen, coun
ty superintendent and their wives.
The revival, at Zion closed last
Sunday with thirty-nine added
to the church. The pastor, Rev.
Gus Myers, was assisted by Rev.
Charlie Holland of Taylorsville.
Rev. Grady Burgiss and Rev.
Roy Crater preached for us some.
They are our own home boys
and we are always glad to have
them and hear them preach.
The ladies missionary conven
tion was in session at Shiloh last
Saturday, with good attendance
and a wonderful program. We
were highly entertained by the
good people in the community
and our speakers.
Mr. and Mrs. Curt Hemric of
Winston-Salem, were visitors in
our community over the week
end.
Miss Cleo Trivette of Winston-
Salem, spent the week-end with
her mother, Mrs. Ellen Trivette.
Miss Mary Jewel Burton of
Boonville, was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Tuttle Allen and family
last week, returning to her home
Sunday.
Mrs. William White, who has
been sick for sometime, is im
proving.
Miss Flossie Joyner, one of our
teachers at West Yadkin, was
very ill at last reports.
Uncle J6e Thomasson is recov
ering from a stroke of paralysis.
We are hoping he will soon be
out again.
Dr. and Mrs. V. F. Couch of
Winston-Salem, were visitors at
Mrs. Couch's father, Mr. G. T.
White, Sunday.
Mrs. Glenn Brown and children,
Glenn. Jr., and Shirley, visited
her sister, Mrs. William White,
over the week-end, returriing to
her home at Blowing Rock Sun
day afternoon.
FUTURE FARMERS
ELECT OFFICIALS
The Boonville chapter of Fu
ture Farmers met in a special
session Monday and elected the
following officers for the coming
year.
President, Graham Stinson:
vice-president, Bernard Mock;
secretary, Curtis Hobson; trea
surer, Fred Coram; reporter, Bill
Amburn; watch dog, Robert Bur
gess; advisor, J. R. Walker.
The Boonville chapter of Fu
ture Farmers is composed of the
boys who are taking vocational
agriculture in the Boonville high
school. .
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FORSYTH FAIR TO
OPEN NEXT WEEK
Horse Racing Feature Each
Afternoon's Program;
Many Attractions
SPECIAL DAYS PLANNED |
Next week, October 4 to 8, is
Pair Week in Winston-Salem.
Opening day will be Tuesday
with the school children of the
city of Winston-Salem as guests.
On Wednesday the children of
Forsyth and adjoining counties
will attend the Fair with free
tickets, furnished through the
county superintendents.
Thursday will be manufac
turers' day and >riday Farmers*
day with special events planned
for each.
Horse racing will feature each
afternoon's program, with mar
velous circus acts at the grand
stand during the races. Saturday
afternoon will see a revival of the
popular automobile racing with
the South's most famous drivers
competing for valuable cash
prizes.
The World of Mirth midway
attractions will be at the fair
grounds all the week. Agricul
tural and livestock exhibits will
be far superior to any ever shown
before. There will be something
doing every minute of the day
and night, from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m.
all the week starting Tuesday.
Each evening of Fair Week
there will be a grand revue at the
grandstand, with all the circus
acts, pretty girls, excellent music
and grand lighting effects. This
program will be followed by fire
works.
It looks like a great week of
entertainment in Winston-Sa
lem next week and with the to
bacco market opened, the stores
filled with fall and winter goods
and the people of the city anxious
to entertain their thousands of
friends from surrounding terri
tory it will be a fine time to
spend a day or a week in the
Twin-City.
COOL SPRINGS
Our Sunday school is still going
good with the record for attend
ance still held by the young peo
ple.
Prayer service was held at the
home of Mr. Manley Carter Sun
day afternoon. A large crowd at
tended the service and a generous
donation was given to show the
esteem in which his community
holds him, and to help him in his
illness.
The Sunday night service, made
enjoyable by a great sermon by
Rev. Ely Jordan, was well attend
ed. His subject was "And the
Records Are Kept."
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hol
brook of Traphill, are here now.
Mr. Holbrook is building a home
and service station on the Trap
hill road.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Harris and
children and Miss Lillie Adams
visited Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ad
ams, near Independence, Va.,
Saturday.
Mr. A. C. Wall has generously
donated the contribution given
him for his service in a in a ten
night singing here to building
flues for the Sunday school rooms.
He also recently made a bulletin
board, and framed a large copy of
the church covenant for the
church. He has gone to his work
at the Winston-Salem Tobacco
Market now.
Rev. David Day will preach
here the second Sunday night at
7:30 o'clock, and we hope he will
sing some, too. You are invited
to hear him.
Young People's Service next
Sunday evening.
BETHEL
Several people from this com
munity attended and enjoyed the
fair at Elkin last week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gilliam
and children visited Mrs. W. A.
Pardue and family and Mr. and
Mrs. N. E. Burchette last Satur
day night and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Triplette
and Clay Mastin spent a while
Sunday with relatives at Jones
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Durham
and family had as their guests
last Sunday relatives from Lomax.
A great amount of sand is be
ing hauled from here to be placed
on the dirt roads in and around
this community.
Mrs. J. F. Mathis and daugh
ters, Mary Lou and Edna, were
the guests of her mother, Mrs. W.
N. Weatherman, of Jonesville,
last Saturday evening for supper
in her new home there.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stroud and
family spent last Sunday after
noon in Winston-Salem visiting
Mrs. Stroud's sisters, Mesdames
J. B. Armstrong and E. L. Fer
lazzo.
Mrs. J. C. Hemric, of this place,
has been confined to her home
for several days with illness, we
regret to learn.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones Vanhoy, of
North Elkln, came over to visit
her mother and family last Sun
day afternoon, Mrs. W. A. Par
due.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Q. Osborne
and children, Dorothy and James,
spent the day last Sunday here
with relatives.
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SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES!
By order of the Board of Town
Commissioners for the Town of
Elkin, I will sell at the courthouse
door at Dobson, N. C., for cash on
Monday, October 10, 1938, at 2
o'clock pjn. the following town
taxes and special school district
taxes for the year 1937. Cost on
each name $1.30.
DIXIE GRAHAM,
City Tax Collector,
Town of Elkin, N. C.
Raymond Allen (col), 1 lot Hghy.
26 sls 00
Mrs. Martha Allred, 1 lot Jogger
St $7-50
C. G. Armfield, Rec., 1 lot Hghy.
26 $1.50
J. W. Badgette, Pers. prop $9.80
Mary Virginia Barker, 1 lot W.
Main St $105.00
A. S. Bates, 1 lot Elk Spur St.
R. M. Bates, 2 lots N. Elkin $9.00
Bon Ton Cafe, Pers. prop. $20.30
C. K. Boren, Est., 1 lot Elk Spur
St $540
M. Hugh Brandon, Pers. prop.
R. Vance Brown, Pers. prop. $8.»0
Alan Browning, Pers. prop. $17.90
Mrs. T. E. Burgess, 1 lot Elk Spur
St sl9lO
Mrs. N. J. Butner, 1 lot Elk Spur
St $5.30
C. M. Byrd, Pers. prop $6.00
Dixie, Ruth, Sue Byrd, 38 Shoe
Fact. Rd., 1 lot Circle Dr $46.50
Dr. S. M. Beale, Pers. prop. $8.50
Mrs. B. S. Call, 1 lot W. Main St.
Carolina Furn. Mfg. Co., Pers.
prop $72.80
Casstevens Hdwe. Co., Pers. prop.
Nelson M. Casstevens, 1 lot N.
Elkin $12.00
Noah M. Casstevens, Pers. prop.
Central Inv. Corp., 1 lot Elk Spur
St SIB.OO
Annie & Minnie Chatham, 1 lot
Surry Ave $12.00
W. A. Chipman, 1 lot Hendrix
Heights $2.60
Clay Church, Pers. prop $15.40
Mrs. Mary A. Church, 1 lot Elk
Spur St $69.30
Mrs. D. J. Cockerham, 1 lot W.
Main St '. $60.00
Ella Cockerham, Pers. prop $17.00
L. E. Cockerham, 1 lot N. Elkin
Mary Cockerham, Pers. prop.
V. G. Cosifas, Pers. prop $8.60
W. M. Couch, 2 lots Shoe Fact.
Douglas Darnell, 4 lots Hghy. 26
John A. Darnell, 1 lot Fact. Hill
J. W. Darnell, Pers. prop $7.70
Noah Darnell, 3 lots N. Elkin &
Hendrix Prop $50.40
C. H. Davis, 1 lot Elk Spur $22.10
Clarence Davis, Pers. prop. $5.50
Clyde Day, 1 lot Greenwood PI.
Carl Deßorde, 1 lot Hghy. 26
T. C. Deßorde, Jr., 2 lots, N
Elkin $11.50
V. W. Dillon, Pers. prop SB.BO
H. C. Dobson, 1 lot Bridge St.
R. G. Dorsett, Pers. prop $6.90
H. V. Durham, Pers. prop $7.10
Mrs. Emma E. Eidson, 1 lot Elk
Spur St $39.00
R. P. Eidson, Pers. prop $13.20
Elkin Barber Shop, Pers. prop.
Elkin Mkt. & Gro. Co., Pers. prop.
Elkin Motors, Inc., Pers. prop.
Exchange Furn. Co., Pers. prop.
Finney & Smith, 4 lots Hendrix
Hts $6.00
S. P. Fletcher, 1 lot N. Elkin
John Francis, Pers. prop $9.20
Cola C. Fulp, Pers. prop $13.00
Dr. R. R. Garvey, 1 lot Hendrix
Hts $24.00
Arie Gentry, Pers. prop $7.80
J. B. Gentry, 1 lot N. Elkin $20.80
Mrs. Marion Gilliam, 11 lots N.
Elkin $10.50
J. T. Greenwood, 2 lots Hendrix
Hts. & E. Elkin $7.50
Parks Gregory, 1 lot Bridge St.
E. C. Grier, Est., 2 lots Bridge St.
Herman Guyer, Pers. prop. SIO.OO
Clyde A. Hall, Pers. prop $8.50
Mrs. Clyde A. Hall, 1 lot Bridge
St $51.00
H. T. Hambright, Pers. prop.
P. G. Hampton. Pers. prop. $10.90
W. F. Harris, Pers. prop $8.50
W. G. Harris. 2&A N. Elkin $7.60
E. P. Haynes, 1 lot Chatham Park
Raymond Haynes, Pers. prop.
J. F. Hendren, 1 lot W. Main St.
Chas. W. Hendrix, 1 lot Hendrix
Place SIB.OO
Conrad Hock, 1 lot Gwyn Ave.
Hugh Holcomb, Pers. prop. ..$6.00
J. M. Holcomb, 1 lot Elk Spur St.
Robert James, Pers. prop $7.00
Clyde Jennings, Pers. prop. $12.00
Agatha F. Johnson, 1 lot Bridge
St - $82.50
Jas. J. Johnson, Pers. prop. $5.70
Thursday, September 29, 1938
COLLEGE IS OFFERING
SPECIAL COURSE HERE
i
Catawba College is offering an
extension course in "Art of Ev
eryday Living." under Miss Bell
of the college faculty. Classes
meet each Tuesday afternoon at
4 o'clock in the high school build
ing here. Credits earned will ap
ply for college entrance or cer
tificates.
Johnson Oil Co., l lot Vine St.
W. B. Johnson, Pers. prop $6.70
W. E. Jones, 1 lot Church St
L. & L. Cafe, Pers. prop $11.30
Robert H. Lankford, Pers. prop.
J. W. Layell, 5 lots Shoe Pact.
P. A. Lineberry, 2 lots Shoe Pact.
Z. E. Long, 1 lot Chatham Park
Minnie H. Lovelace, 1 lot Elk
Spur St $34.80 i
A. M. Luffman, 1 lot Main St.
C. R. Lyons, 1 lot W. Elkln $30.00
Ina Cooper MadLson, 1 lot Hghy.
26 $7.50
W. H. Madison, Pers. prop. $14.10
J. A. Marlon, Pers. prop. ..$5.10
C. B. Martin, 1 lot E. Elkin $6.00
Martin's, Inc., 3 lots W. Main &
Hendrix PI $28.50
Darius C. Martin, 1 lot Hendrix
Hts $4.50
D. C. Martin, 1 lot W. Main St.
D. N. Martin, 1 lot E. Elkin $9.00
Mary E. Martin, Est., 1 lot Chat
ham Park $12.00
Peter Martin, Est., 1 lot Hunts
ville $7.50
Dewey G. Mason, Pers. prop.
O. W. Mastin, Pers. prop. $13.90
L. M. Mastin, 1 lot Elk Spur St.
C. O. Mathis, 2 lots Elk Spur &
N. Elkin $8.30
Mrs. J. W. Mathis, 1 lot Hghy. 26
J. S. Mayberry, Est., 1 lot Bridge
St * $9.80
Rebecca J. Miller, 1 lot Hghy. 26
W. N. Minnish, Est., 1 lot Chat
ham Park $9.00
C. C. Morrison, Pers. prop. $21.80
D. H. Morrison, Pers. prop. $5.50
R. R. McCoin, Pers. prop. ..$9.30
National Bondholders Corp., 1 lot
W. Main St $27.00
Nu-Way Cafe, Pers. prop. $11.30
Loyd Pardue, Pers. prop $6.30
Mrs. Mamie Pardue, 5 lots N.
Elkin $3.00
W. P. Pardue, Pers. prop. $13.40
J. Park, 2 lots Gwyn Ave. &
Bridge St. , $63.30
J. B. Parks, Pers. prop $5.90
R. W. S. Pegram, 6 A Pegram
Land $6.00
Shirley Pegram, 6 A Pegram
Land $6.00 ..
W. B. H. Pegram, 1 lot E. Elkin
J. L. Powers, 1 lot Elk Spur St.
Mrs. J. W. Ratledge, 2 lots Front
& Bridge Sts $29.60
Mrs. J. G. Ray, 1 lot Huntsville
Worth Ray, 11 lots N. Elkin
Reece's Barber Shop, Pers. prop.
E. T. Reece, Pers. prop $8.50
R. L. Reinhardt, 1 lot Elk Spur St.
Bruce Renegar, 1 lot Hendrix PI.
Glenn Rhyne, 1 lot Eller St.
Ember Roberts (col.), 1 lot
Huntsville $8.30
C. P. Rogers, Pers. prop $9.00
Dencie Shores, 1 lot W. Main St.
Miles Shores, 1 lot Hendrix PI.
J. P. Smith, 2 lots Shoe Pact.
Jack V. Smoot, Pers. prop. SIO.OO
A. B. Somers. 2 lots Elk Spur &
N. Elkin $23.10
Mrs. R. H. Spainhour, 1 lot Chat
ham Park $12.00
H. J. Steele, 1 lot N. Elkln S2MO
G. E. Stinson, 1 lot Sunset Park
G. V. Stinson, Pers. prop $6.30
Dr. W. M. Stone, 5 lots Elk Spur
St $11.30
Surry Furn. Co., Pers. prop. $30.40
E. L. Swaim, Ext., 1 lot W. Main
St $30.00
S. R. Swaim, 1 lot Sycamore St.
Everette Tidline (col.), Pers. prop.
D. O. Totten, 1 lot W. Main St.
R. R. Triplette, Pers. prop. $11.50
C. W. Vestal, 18 lots N. Elkln
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., R.
H. Chatham prop $105.00
Othel Wagoner, Pers. prop. $8.50
S. D. Waldrup, 2»/ a A. N. Elkin
Dr. T. R. White, 1 lot Hghy. 26
J. O. Willard, 4 lots W/Elkin
T. G. Williams, Pers. prop. $5.60
J. R. Windsor, 2 lots Hendrix Hts.
Yadkin Auto Sales Co., Pers. prop.
James Young. Pers. prop $7.00
School District Only
T. G. Bauguss, 58 A Greenwood
Place $3.00
Mrs. M. J. Byrd, 1 lot W. Elkin
R. C. Collins, 1 lot Shoe Fact. L
R. W. Darnell, 21 A Shoe Fact
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