NBWS FROM THE tra Mrs. W. B. Norman and Miss Elizabeth Norman are spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McNeil at Carthage. Mrs. Rosa Booker was hostess to the Methodist Missionary so ciety last Tuesday evening, with Mrs. V. J. Myrick program lead er. At the conclusion of the pro gram refreshments were served by Miss Elizabeth Booker. Mrs. Benton Leinster, of States ville, is guest of Mrs. Tom Evans on Kapp street. ; J. T. Threatte attended the Baptist Sunday School Conven tion held with Pinnacle View church Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Nat Jones and Mrs. Ellen Bass, of Winston-Sa lem, visited relatives in town Sunday. A. V. West, moderator. Surry Baptist association, • spent Satur day morning in town perfecting plans for the annual association to be held with Hollow Springs £hurch July 27-28. Helen of Rural Hall, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Lula Lewellyn, and other rela tives in town. Miss Edythe Reece left Satur day to spend several days with Miss Katherine Erwin at Boone. Jim Dan Hemmings spent the week-end with friends in Raleigh. Little Miss Bertha Jewel Hem mings spent the week-end with Betty Steele, Route 1. Crops are looking fine around Dobson. Tobacco curers will y Bargain* are nat always whatiheyseem ~ especially in insurance premiums / PAUL GWYN INSURANCE Phone 258 West Main St. Elkin, N. C. Pro Attend T. L. Hayes Co. JULY AND AUGUST ARANCE SALE . Entire Stock Men's, Women's and Children's •niture, Rugs, Ranges and Entire Stock ot Home Want Real Bargains Now Is the Time To Save! I' . / HAYES CO. BOOHYILLE, N. C. j ' - . ' , . ' ' _ •- 'JLJ. r- • t soon be busy. Pour bams of to bacco have already been cured on the farm of Walter Chilton near Ararat. Mr. Chilton plans to have one hundred barns cured this year. This is unusually early for tobacco curing. Mr. Badgett of the White Plains section has also cured one barn. July superior court convenes this morning, Judge Zeb Vance Nettles, of Asheville, presiding. There are perhaps more than 250 casAs docketed for trial at this term. Some of them date back as far as 20 years. Mr. Prank Lewellyn, clerk of court, classified the cases as "leftovers," or per haps "odds and ends." Some of them, the oldest, will probably be disposed of without trial, having run their full course of the law. BRANON Mr. R. M. Matthews of Win ston-Salem, spent the past week the guest of his cousin, Carl Steelman. Mr. William Vanhoy, Jr., spent Sunday at White Plains, attend ing a meeting of the Board of the Young Friends Activities of N. C. The meeting was held at the home of Mr. Glenn Robertson, a member of the board. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Flynn re cently moved into the vacant dwelling of Mr. Charlie Helton. Mr. Thad Ireland, who has been employed at Lexington for some time, spent the past week here with his mother, Mrs. Ethel Cook. Mrs. John Reavis has returned home, after an operation at Davis hospital in Statesville. Her con dition is very much improved, we are pleased to note. Miss Mabel Smith spent the Fourth at Carolina Beach, but was called home, due to the ill ness of her mother, Mrs. E. E. Smith. Mrs. Smith's condition is very much improved. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Reavis of near Yadkinville, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bux ton. Misses Blondine and Maxine Ireland of Danville, Va., spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ireland. Miss Zelma Steelman spent part of last week in Statesville, as the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Lina Reavis. Miss Sue Perkins of Lemon Springs, is spending some time with her aunt, Mrs. Martha Key. Mr. Hubert Hinson of Hamp tonville, spent the week-end with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hinson. Miss Opal Cook and Mrs. Mar garet Cornelius spent Saturday in Elkin. A large crowd attended the Brannon reunion Snday, and spe cial singing was rendered through the evening service. j CYCLE Russell Settle left Thursday for his home in New York, fol lowing a visit here. He was ac companied by his mother, Mrs. Etta Settle, who will spend some time with him. Friends of Mrs. Julia Pardue will regret to know that she is ill at her home here. Her condition shows no improvement. Mrs. Martha Bell King of Char lotte, is spending this week here the guest of her sister, Mrs. Jim Groce. THE ELKIN TRIBUNE. ELKIN. NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAIN VIEW There will be a baptizing at Mountain View Baptist church Sunday evening, July 23, at 2 o'clock. Little Miss Wilmaf Lou Staley of Elkin, is spending this week here, visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Vallie Shore. We regret to state that the condition of Mrs. Sheloma Mathls is unimproved. She seems to be gradually declining in health. Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Brown have moved into their newly completed home south (ol Mountain View church. Mr. Raymond Riley has erected a nice modern feed barn on his farm here. We regret to note that the little daughter Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Brown is seriously 1 ill at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Holle man and children, Eloise and James, of Hanes, were visitors in this section Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Tucker announce the birth of a son, July 6. 1939. Mr. and Mrs. Miles King had as their Sunday guest Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Gene King and family, Miss Ruby King and Donald Reavis. Mr. and Mrs. Stockton John son announce the birth of a daughter, July 7, 1939. Mr. Hubert Hall spent Sunday with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Jody Riley of Winston-Salem, visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cheek Sunday. PLEASANT HILL Mrs. Dallas Gilliam entertained her Sunday school class at her home Sunday afternoon. Re freshments were served to 28 children. Mr. Oscar Gentry, Sunday school superintendent, was a special guest. Mr. and Mrs. Worth Couch had as their Sunday guest Mr. Julius Reece, of Boonville. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morrison spent Sunday in Mooresville. Mr. and Mrs. David W. Day had as their Sunday guests Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Turner of Hamp tonville. Miss Mattie Osborne spent a few days last week with her fath er. The young ladies' chorus sang at Cross Roads Saturday night. Aunt Susan Shouman, of St. Louis, Mo., is here for her regu lar summer visit to her relatives. She has made 21 trips back and forth alone, and is 82 years old. Rev. Turner, of New Hope church, preached here Sunday night. ARLINGTON Miss Katy Lee Simmons is spending a week with Miss Char lotte Brown, of Jonesville. Mrs. Roy Gilliam has been ill for some time, we regret to note. Mr. Francis Byrd, of Winston- Salem, is spending a few days with Mr. Kenneth Pardue. 1 Mrs. Robert Brown has been sick for some time, but is improv ing. Miss Nellie Ashley is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Richard Vestal, of Cycle. Rev. Clete Simmons and fam ily went to a reunion Sunday at Siloam. Rev. Clete Simmons is assist ing Rev. Ell Jordan this week In a revival at Charity Baptist church near Boonville. .ALWAYS YOU'LL ENJOY The Pick Our New Improved CTURE S «| ■ TODAY ONLY—(THURSDAY)— NEXT WEEK—MONDAY - TUESDAY— "Adventures In Sahara" WITH PAUL KELLY - LORNA GRAY «Zl ALSO picture of the year! LOCAL MOVIES , Including- Screen Tests of Local Talent iS jTA Complete With Sound! News Admission 10c-25c "BLONDIE MEETS THE BOSS" JGEOHGI HAHHFL. The Comic Strip "Blondie" Comes to Life I ELLEN DREW ** On the Screen! H (J G H HERBERT H * Shorts Admission 10c-25c ZaSu Pitts i-mKSm "THI 1 Wi&Zl. """L FROM KENTUCKY I News - Cartoon Admission 10c-30c vf(llL WEDNESDAY—FAMILY SHOW— *■■■ "Phantom «U7*J.L * Tl_ I » :lak stair e" Jf Withiii Ihe Law HHHIHiIK / With Ruth Hussey - Wm. Gargan Cartoon - Serial - Comedy Adm. 10c-30c . . Paul Kelly Cartoon - Serial Admission Only 10c to All COMING SOON COMING JULY 24-25 "UNION PACIFIC" "ALEXANDER GRAHAM BEL" "RETURN OF THE CISCO KID" ■'TOEE'SMART GIRLS GROW UP" * THEATRE Miss Reba Baugess and Mr. Ray Crouse spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Dethrldge, of Mt. Airy. Summer underwear in Korea is made from Bamboo fibre. It stands out from the body and keeps it cool. Thursday, July 13, 1939 Hitler's war threats have brought sales of $130,000,000 In war equipment to the United States.

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