DOBSON MAN IS
TAffiNBYDEATH
Norman L. Harkrader Passes
Away Saturday Afternoon
After Long Illness
FUNERAL HELD MONDAY
Norman L. Harkrader, 27, died
Saturday afternoon at his home
in Dobson following a long illness
from a kidney ailment and com
plications. He was removed to
his home from a Statesville hos
pital a few days ago after hope
for his recovery was abandoned.
The deceased was a son of:
Lacey L. Harkrader and a grand-1
son of Mrs. S. K. Harkrader, ofj
Dobson, and a member of thej
Dobson Methodist church.
Before his retirement because!
of ill health he was recreational
director of the Dobson CCC |
camp.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. j
Minnie Coalson Harkrader, a
daughter, Norma Ann, his father,
three sisters, Mrs. Fletcher Har-,
ris, of Elkin, and Misses Margaret
and Helen Harkrader, of Dobson,
and three brothers, W. T. Hark
rader, of Mt. Airy; Lakey Hark-1
rader, of Columbia, S. C., and F.
W. Harkrader, of Roanoke, Va.
Funeral services were held j
Monday afternoon from the Dob- j
son Methodist church. i
PLANS MADE
FOR PICNIC
Ministers of Statesville Dis
trict to Gather at Local
Hospital
IS AN ANNUAL EVENT
Plans have been perfected for
the annual all-day picnic of the
ministers of the Statesville dis-1
trict of the Western North Caro
lina Methodist conference which 1
will be held on the grounds at
Hugh Chatham Memorial hospi-i
tal here today.
The affair, which has been held
annually here for the past several
years, is attended by all ministers
of the district and their families.
The district embraces the coun
m ties of Alleghany, Ashe, Wilkes,
* Iredell and Catawba and a part
of Surry. .
The meeting will convene at
10:30 o'clock and a picnic dinner
will be served at noon.
The Ministers' Wives associa
tion, of which Mrs. W. G. Grigg
is chairman and Mis. G. W. Vick
secretary, will hold their regular
annual meeting after lunch.
Young Man Passes
Suddenly Friday
Thomas A. Steelman, 28, diMi
at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Thomas Steelman, on Yadkin
ville, route 2, at 2:15 o'clock Fri
day afternoon, after being strick
en with a heart attack.
Mr. Steelman, who had been
living in Winston-Salem, and
who was employed by the Chat
ham Manufacturing company,
had been in ill health recently
but was able to be up a part of
the time. He was in Yadkinville
Friday at noon and stricken here.
He was carried to the home of his
mother, where he died a short
while later. He was the son of
the late Thomas Steelman and
Ollie Hoots Steelman. He at
tended Yadkinville high school
and was graduated from Oak
Ridge Military Academy with the
class of 1933.
Survivors include the mother,
Mrs. Thomas Steelman; four sis
ters, Mrs. W. E. McNeal, Win
ston-Salem, Mrs. DeWitt Sparks,
Boonville, and Misses Josephine
and Arline Steelman of the home
place, and three brothers, George
Leak Steelman, Winston-Salem,
and Bickett and Bufort Steelman
of the home place.
The funeral was held at Enon
Baptist church at 10 o'clock Sun
day morning. Burial was in the
church graveyard. Pallbearers
were Fred Dlnkins, Clay Swaim,
Hadley Badgett, Haden Adams,
Yance Hall and Jack Whitener.
Unmarried Children
"Have you any children, Mr.
Smith?"
"Yes —three."
"Do they live at home with
you?"
"Not one of them —they are
not married yet."
Napoleon and Pensioners
Teacher: "If Napoleon were
still alive today, what do you
think he would be doing?"
Smart Pupil: "Drawing the
old-age pension, sir."
"
Mrs. Johnson: "Is Mrs. Amos a
well-informed woman?"
Mrs. Watson: "Yes, indeed. Her
cook has lived with all the other
families in the neighborhood."
I I If H A Gigantic SALE of Ovefc* j
Clearance Thursday Morning j* A
97c Vd Assorted Color Rayon
J| J Mill ends of heavy Turkish tow- Large size novew
■ 1 els for towels, wash cloths, A popular price but never have i
Printed rayons sport I I I 1n Q cleaning cloths, ect—Assorted col- you seen such large heavy towels 81111 Plains—Run 1
materials In assorted colors JL CL LI AO ore and whites—Come early, pick for so little—Novelties and plains. t .. valueg J
and patterns—washable. the best ones—
Basement Store Basement and First Floor' , First 1
First Floor A sensational buy—Washable novelty pat- _ ) j
terns, rayon damask table M C
50x50—Worth much more Come ~
early for yours «v ea# ■Zll/il I P/iw
■ Clearance First Floor
29c Sheer Cottons
Batiste and Dimities H Bj jjmMM
19" YD. THURSDAY I I II I k
Fine sheer cotton in 9 Piece Novelty j|
lovely wanted patterns _
T- Luncheon Sets « 4
■ Cloth 59x78 and 8 Napkins 14x14 B£l 2 11 I■I |j JW A B
1 Clearance 94C S©t 1
~ _ Beautiful cloth with 8 napkins to match. You'd ex- ff B
pect to pay $1.98 for thesc-Uluc ,;«ld. I IT'S VACATION TIME! A*l
SI.OO Purses P lai( * patterns—See these early Thursday— | M
First Floor I Summer Is Just Beginning W »
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I fI.FARANCE ENTIRE STOCK lUs!I Us! (V,me! Buy! Save!
Buy yours now. ms&ajsikmmeumam
| Summer SHOES I Ri2 . ht When You Need New Clothes Most, Spainh
At Extra Low Sale Prices
Clearance Regular $1.98 II I*sl CKI
Special Groups 1 IjS \ 1 JLFI. JLM M. CIC9BA
$1.98 Gloves JjPMlca.. Priced to clear ▼
(I*l o*7 Regular $2.98 £> £% €\ W* I REGULAR $1.98 REGULAR $3.951
White dress and sport \* W W B Bemberg sheers, cool sheer coi
VI V styles—Fine grades All J W Tubable sheer cotton frocks in Ums and ray()ns —Sport am
Kids, doeskins and fabrics. \J > JSLjXIi 2"L« J'LZTS M• %J C co ° 1 ' cheerful P rinte - AU sizes ' re " dress styles, to clear at—
Assorted colors Special * .... . >! Buy a pair now at vfcjfj duced to clear out at only—
lot priced to clear. V®;¥s« 1 _ M ■ M
First Floor Regular $4.95 Connies Regular $3.95 VSfefij 4| £■ M m I /.M.
Fine white and two-tone dress nvfnrds an«l Hrss shoes TOR-M W 1 niu ■ ~ #
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wear ahead—and priced low XS Reduced to clear out our fV.j.WS ■* W ■
a t— stock at once at—
Clearance White blacks and two tones— fr°ior (tO QC I Mi-MA Regularss.9sandl
OM »,«»■» tf jgsa 52?" Aiyi $4.85 Mg::k\ REGULAR $2.98 ' $6.50
- . every style. . • 'P*
S 1.98 Wash Pants \l ri Famous makes, cool cotton and Attractive, flattering style
ir* M '"* Ml *T M ** l " MM T| \ I I spun rayon dresses in prints and drosses, chiffons, sheer crepe:
/t>i t\f\ . lli-- 1- 1 - .. fj==^ — - ——\! \ I solid colors—Beautiful styles on cool cottons and spun rayons -
VI 1111 i! nil s® l * s at — Big s TOUp to c,ear at once at —
I: CLEARANCE I r CLEARANCE J J
Down go the prices on these j VJ 11 U M Mm Mm / ■ /■ / 1
—Novelty stripes and check Children's SI.OO 17 Prs. Bovs' $2.98 Jl m §At Cn -H- • JB- -H-
Sanforized Broken sizes ' I N C| 7T
1 buts r„rL. Dresses White Oxfords
I IT $2.35 PR. CnninliAiif-'e R eomnnf C
EXTRA! EXTRA! First FIo «r || I|j Basement Store OPcllllOOlll S DduCillvlll \J
Huck Dish Towels ============= 1 Ladies' $1.98 Slack Sets Men's $1.35 Shirts
r r Sharkskin slacks and jackets men * s dress shirts priced to A»7c
I 5 CLEARANCE ENTIRE STOCK "
White with colored border.
First grade, worth 10c—Buy 11 v Ladies 9 ' c ; I CLEARANCE SALE I
a supply now. ifiimiiW'i jr I Blouses and Sweaters „ . 0 ,
First Floor Basement Store
Values up to $5.95 E " stock novelty sweaters
r and blouses, were 97c All
colors assorted styles U7C '
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Clearance & A #> a
Children's Hats Jp \sl )/ Children's Dresses
nr fl»1 nrjn *l* I Special lot, were up to 79c JO CK>l ' w^shable " Sizes 12 10 Q 0
Were SI.OO C7c Printed wash styles Well 83 C
C 1 QC Ci 17 M made—Big values at TO WORTH $1.69
Were $1"0 V I .I' y Novelty rayon print dresses that wye
Our entire stock of fine millinery reduced to Matched Set COI °TA
FhSTltyYed fo«- C your clear our stock, plain and fancy styles—All $ 1.0 W
daughter-Assorted colors. Colors—Felts, straws and fabrics—Buy now. Shirt and pants of same ma- WERE $1.98
First Floor tenal to match—for j/\ Nice one and two piece styles, prints
First Floor work and play—Were $1.98,1 L I J\ V and solid pastel colors—All sizes See
Clearance: $ 1.40 these at-
Clearance llr — ill -,|| 19c Sheer Cottons p.™ siik., «,«»,
If " printed or solid color styles youll like
Lot 42 Pairs Men's Clearance 1 Special Lot Big table of fast color sheer and they're only— JL
$7.75 Oxfords BOYS- ».o. | Flowers W $2.^3,
W OC Wash Suits | Values to 69c «. cjea^la^^
* 77 c ! 9 Ac I
famous brand of known | i ACL H B M «
quality Bummer r*:!ies H BBk I 1
priced to clear at Floor First Floor H M M
Basement Store . ■ =J
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THE ELKIN TRIBUNE, ELKIN. NORTH CAROLINA
Thursday, July 13, 1939