THE Ei KiN TRIBUNE. ET-iyw Wftttfg CAKOLWA
News of Jonesville
Essence of Democracy
Hiss Virginia Lineberry, Editor Phone 44-M
Mrs. Raymond Connell and
Mrs. D. R. Caastevens attended
W. M. U. executive meeting which
u-aa held at Yadklnville Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. F. A. Lineberry visited In
the home of Mrs. O. S. Wagoner.
o( Hamptonvlile. Saturday.
Mr. and Mts. EUrncr Helton and
daughters. Oerrv Ann, Shirley
and Meranda. of AslievUle. were
the week-end guests of the form
er’s motlier. Mrs. M. H. Helton.
Mr. Roger Sprinkle, of Oalax,
va.. spent the week-end here with
relatives.
Mr. Ivry Johnson, of Kinston,
spent the week-end here with
Mrs. Johnson and son, Sammy.
Mr. Marvin Holcomb entered
Hugh Chatham Memorial hospi
tal last week and underwent an
operation. His conditlcm is much
Improved at this WTltlnK>
Mr. and Mrs. Athel Phillips an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Sara Lou. on January 27, 1941.
Mr. and Mrs. Murial Smith, of
Radford. Va.. spent the week-end
here with the latter's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Boles.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford F^w. of
Hickory, announce the birth of a
SOD. Thomas, on January 1, 1941.
Mrs. Paw was formerly Miss Jes
sie Mae Oshome, of this city.
Miss Lonne Osborne arrived
home PrlHiy after spending tlie
past thi-ee weeks In Hickory with
her sister, Mrs. Bradford
Misses Magdalene Martin. Vir
ginia Linebeny and Dorothy Col-
hard. the latter of Elkin, attend
ed the Civitan club, which was
held at Yadklnvllle Tuesday
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Juniors and Sophomores Enjoy
Party Thursday Nigbt
The juniors and sophomores of
the Jonesvllle scliool gave a party
Thursday night at the Lucy
Hanes Chatham club house. Mrs.
Hope Broa-n acted as hostess and
Mrs. J. N. Murrel and Mrs. E. D.
Lane were In charge of the fun
period.
I>uring the evening, many In
teresting games, including bingo,
were enjoyed, with prizes going
to the following: Daphnia Harris,
Junior Bray. BUI Holcomb. Kath
ryn Ingram. Helen Brown and
Bill Blackburn.
Delicious refreshments were
served, using the Valentine motif.
Among those present were: Eliza
beth Mlnlsh. Mary PUmey. Pran
ces OUIlam, Cornelia Linebeny.
CamUIa Burcham, Helen WaU,
Kathryn Ingram. Prances Wall.
Peggy Blackwood. Jean Teal,
James Boles. Turner Osborne,
Helen Brown. Frederica Plnnlx.
Mildred WaU. Bill Blackburn. EUa
Lee Martin, Madge Sparks. Daph-
nta Harris, Hazel Knight. UarUm
Robertson, Robert Martin. O'Heil |
Lineberry. Claude Hanes. Junior I
Bray. Mark Recce. Christine In-;
gram. Claude WUklns. Pred;
Sa'artzel. Jeon Teal, Doris Shu- i
gart, Billy Holcomb. James Par- ]
due. Dorothy Plnnlx, Rebecca |
Pardue. Lucille Rose, Avery Wall.;
Lynn Holcomb. Sue Martin and'
the hostess. Mrs. Brown, and the:
program committee. Mrs. E. D.!
Lane and Mrs. J. N. Murrel. i
Girl Reserves Enjoy Party Mon- '
day Evening j
Tlie Girl Reserves club met at^
the home of its leader. Mrs. A. B.
Scroggs. Monday evening and en
joyed a candy pulling. Several
popular games were played.
Various kinds of candy were
made and served to the follow
ing: Rebecca Pardue. Helen Wall,
Madge Sparks. Cornelia Llnebcr-
ry, June Boles. Elizabeth Mlnlsh,
Sup Martin. Daphnia Harris, Ger
ry Burgess. Virginia Lee Swalm,
U)rene Martin. Frances Walt, Ella
Lee Martin, and the hostess, Mrs.
A. B. Scroggs.
Scouts throughout (he country celebrate (he 31st anniver-
Boy . ...
of the movement in America during (he week of Feb. 7-13.
While the slogan on the poster above emphasizes the fact that
“Scouting strengthens and invigorates democracy” all America
agrees that Scout membership is in Itself (be essence of democrac.v.
Girl Reserves and Literary Clubs
Present Progntms ;
The Science club. Girl Reserves •
and Literary clubs assembled in
the auditorium Friday afternoon
at the school where members of;
the two latter clubs presented an:
Interesting musical program bas-;
ed on the study of hymns. The
following program was presented:
"How Our Hymns Have Come to
Us." by Mary Thomp.son: "Ufeof
Reginald Heber." author of "Holy.
Holy, Holy." by Peggy Black
wood; "Lite of Fanny Crosby," by
Helen Wall, and a study of the
writing of "America The Beauti
ful" by Clirlstlnc Ingram. A
male quintet consisting of Lott
Maybero', Hazel Knight. Mark
Rcccc. Claude Ran&s and James
Pardue. sang. The .story of “1
Would Be True" was told by
Elizabeth Mlnlsh. At the end of
I the program. Rev. and Mrs.
Dwight Mullis rendered
torla, L. I.. after spending about
a week here and In Winston-Sa
lem. Mrs. Coppic and their little
daughter. Dorothy Ann, expect to
spend about two more weeks with
relatives here and in Winston-
Salem before returning home.
Mr. William Booth, of China
Grove, was » supper guest at the
teacheroge Sunday evening.
classical selections on the violin
and piano. They also accompan
ied for the entire program which
was under the direction of Mrs.
A. B. Scroggs. Interspersing the
program, members of the club
sang each of the hymns studied.
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East Main Street
Elkin, N. C.
Mi£s Ruby Dockery spent the
week-end In Winston-Salem vis
iting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs, C. C. Lear, of
Clearfield. Pa., and Mr. and Mrs.
L. E. Coppte, Jr., of Astoria. L. I..
were called to Che home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. C- Hendrix last week
account of the illness of Mrs.
Lear’s and Mrs. Copple's mother.
Mrs. N. J Blackwo^, Sr.
Mr. Gorman Jolwson spent the
week-end at tiLs home in North
Wilkcsboro.
A. C. Gibbs, of Elkin, su
perintendent of Elkin district in
jWestem North Carolina confer-
preached Interesting ser
mons at Roaring River Metho
dist church at 10 a.m. and at
Honda Methodist church at 11
Sunday. Rev. and Mrs.
Dwight B. Mullis, of Jonesvllle.
rendered special music at both
crviccs, Rev. Mullis playing a
iolln and Mrs. Mullis the piano.
After services all of tlicm were
the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
B. BeU.
Mrs. Louise Eur.v was a guest in
the home of her sister. Mrs, Rob-
Ag!e, and Mr. Agle. in Boone
during tlie week-end.
Miss Lillian Llnney spent the
veck-end in Wilkcsboro visiting
icr mother. Mrs. W. E. Llnney.
MLsscs Ruby Bray and Hazel
Phillips, of Jonesvllle. were the
dinner guests of Che former's sts-
Miss Edna Bray, at the
tcachcragc Simday.
Mrs. Charles Hulcher spent tire
week-end in Wilkcsboro with her
home folks.
Miss Jennie Harris visited her
father, Mr, Ed Harris, and Mrs.
Harris, in WUkesboro during Che
.•eek-end.
Mr. C. C- Lear left Monday
morrJng for his home in Clear-
Held, Pa., after spending a few
days here and in Winston-Salem.
Mrs. Lear will spend about two
weeks longer with relatives here
and In Winston-Salem before re
turning home.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance McBride,
’ WUkesboro. visited the form
’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
McBride. Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. William Booth spent the
eek-end In China Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Edwards
announce the birth of a daugh-
Eura Glenda, in the Baptist
hospital in Wlnston-Salm on
January 22. 1941.
Mr. L. B. Copple. Jr., lelc Mon
day morning for his home In As-
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During January
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AFTER
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PENALTY FOR FAILURE TO LIST BEFORE CLOSE OF TAX LISTING
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$1.00 AS REQUIRED BY SECTION 1109-3 OF MACHINERY ACT.
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W.J.SNOW. J.L.HALL
List Takers for Elkin Township
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Tax Supervisor, Surry County