the elkin tribune (elkin, n.c.) 1939-05-04 [p...

THE ELKIN TRIBUNE. ELBN, NORTH CAROLINA

News of Jonesville\

Miss Virginia Lineberry, Editor Phone 44-M

Mr. and Mrs. Z. B. Martin andchildren visited Mrs. Niley Loveof North Wilkesboro Sunday after-noon.

Mrs. P. H. Underwood, Mr. andMrs. Harve Groce and children.Sonny Boy and Marion. MissElizabeth Underwood and EarlBerry visited the former's nephew,

Mr. O. D. Brown of Qalax, Vir-ginia, Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Delos Underwoodand son, Tony, and Mr. and Mrs.Sam Branon visited friends inMount Airy Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pelts and sonClay, Miss Lorraine Lineberry andDewey Helton attended the birth-day dinner Riven in honor of Mr.Charlie Sebastian at his home inRoaring River Sunday.

Mrs. Lee Neaves, a member ofthe school faculty, took her classon a picnic Monday afternoonfrom 1:00 to 3:00.

Mr. Leon Martin motored to

Winston-Salem Sunday afternoon.Mrs. Robert Storey and Mrs.

Odell Church were dinner guests

of Mrs. Catheryn Brown Wednes-day.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mathis ofRonda spent Bunday with Mr.and Mrs. W. P. Jones.

Mr. Glenn Carter under-went a minor operation at HughChatham Memorial Hospital.

Mr. Ed Greenwood and child-ren, Jenney and Jim and Mrs.Parks Groce spend Tuesday inWinston-Salem.

Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Helton andMr. and Mrs. J. L. Brandon visitedMrs. Tom Wallace of Iredell coun-ty Sunday afternoon.

Misses Lorraine and VirginiaLineberry and Frances Gregory

visited the former's grandparents,Mr. "and Mrs. T. L. Lineberry ofBoonville Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.

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_____ SI.OOMANY OTHER ATTRACTIVE GIFT ITEMS

The Men's ShopHerman Guyer Barrett Lankford

Lineberry returned with them tobe their houseguest for a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. John Wells andchildren of North Wilkesborovisited Mr. and Mrs. Robert BrownSunday,

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ward ofGraham and Mr. and Mrs. SamWard of North Wilkesboro wereguests in the home of Mr. andMrs. Everette Mathis Sunday af-ternoon.

Mr. Ralph Alexander of Dob-son spent the week-end here withhis parents, Mr. and Mrs. LytleAlexander.

Misses Faye Mathis and Mar-garet Wall spent Sunday afternoonin Dobson visiting friends.

Miss Alda Sue Hemric who isin training at Davis Hospital ofStatesville spent Sunday and Mon-day here with her parents, Mr.and Mrs. Bob Hemric.

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gilliam andson Joe, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Stu-art and son, Hal, and Mr. andMrs. J. T. Triplett spent Sundayin Stratford, the guests of Mr. andMrs. Rufus Gilliam.

Mrs. Robert Storey and son. JayDarell, left Friday for their homein Knoxville, Tennessee, afterspending a few weeks here withher parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.Gilliam.

Mrs. G. S. Wagoner and child-ren Leo and Allen of Hampton-

ville visited friends here Tuesday

afternoon.Several from this community

attended the funeral of Mr. MoseBryant of Arlington at Fall CreekMonday afternoon.

Mr. Clyde Phillips, a studentat Wake Forest, left Sunday toresume his studies after spendinga few days here with his mother,

Mrs. J. P. Phillips.

Mr. Wade Choate and CharlesTomlinson of Sparta were guests

in the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.L. Burcham Sunday afternoon.

Miss Agnes Pardue is spending

this week with her sister, Mrs.Arthur Darnell of North Elkin.

Beta Club Members areEntertained

Misses Ruth Brown, EdwiniaHemric and Opal Ingool werejoint hostesses at a Beta Clubentertainment Saturday evening

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal-ter Burgess.

A color scheme of blue and goldwas carried out. Chinese check-

ers and various other games wereplayed during the evening. Thosewinning prizes were Jean Vestal,

Vermeil Macemore, Jerry Burgess

and J. H. Swaringer. A naturalcolor movie which was previously

taken by Walter Burgess was

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have moved into their new homein this community.

COOL SPRINGSOur Sunday school dropped

back a bit last Sunday, owing to

the earlier hour, and the shortsession; but we hope it won't bepermanent.

Our choir and several othersfrom here attended the singing atPleasant Home Sunday. Therewere eight groups participating,

Pleasant Home, Little Elkin,Maple Springs, Cool Springs,

Pleasant Hill, Yadkin 4, Cocker-ham Trio, Bradley Duet. Owing

to the prevalence of flu so latehere we with others failed to domuch rehearsal, but the old songswere not so bad heard again andthere was a goodly number ofnew ones.

The next convention will beheld at the Old Home church.Cool Springs, and we want all thefamily, with all the grandchil-

dren and neighbors to join withus in a real old fashioned sing-ing convention. There is noquestion of your welcome here,and we say, "Thanks to the choirdirectors that so favored us."

Rev. Clete Simmons filled hisappointment here Sunday even-ing and Rev. I. W. Vestal, ourpastor, was a visitor with him.Cool Springs folks are going toProspect church near SmithtownSaturday evening, and join thegroup from Winston-Salem inthe service there. They will holda cottage prayer service withAunt Lodeem Harpe Wednesdayevening, and will go to the homeof K. M. Carter Saturday night

week.The young folks' meeting will

be as usual Sunday evening, andwe hope to have both group lead-ers, Mrs. Lucy Newman Holbrookand Mr. Carmel Tucker, present.The boys' books have arrived andmany have been distributed.We're hoping that they will usethem, too. Also it is understoodthat the boys will soon have anew pianist, thus making themeven with the girls.

A Mother's Day program willfeature the evening service forMother's Day, as owing to ourcommunion service we haven'ttime for that in the morning ser-vice, and Little Elkin is expectedto join us then.

PLEASANT HILL3T e Sunshine quartet sang at

Stacy Baptist church in Reids-ville Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Simmonshad as their week-end guests Mr.Simmons parents, of Thurmond.

The children's choir was takenon a fishing trip and weinerroast Thursday evening in theNew Hope community by Rev. D.W. Day. This was promised thechildren when they did such anexcellent job in raising moneyfor our new church building. The"Red" side of the building fundcontest won in the finals, butenough money was given to makeboth the Red and Blue sides tie.

Mr. Qwyn Baugess preached atPleasant Hill Sunday night,using as his subject, "The Two

.Ways."

The ladies' chorus attended thefifth Sunday singing conventionSunday afternoon at PleasantHome.

Mr. and Mrs. odell Couch hadas their guests Sunday Mr. andMrs. Luther Byrd and son, Avery, ?of the Macedonia community. i

Miss Mozelle Darnell was theSunday guest of Mr. and Mrs.David Darnell.

Mrs. Jack Smoot has returnedfrom the hospital, her friends willbe glad to hear. I

Miss Dorothy Couch wap theweek-end guest of Miss VirginiaCrabb. of the Mine Ridge com-munity. I

Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Yarboro 1

POPLAR SPRING |Misses Opal' and Cecil Adams

are visiting their grandparents,Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Spencer, ofBenham, this week.

Mr. and Mrs. David Gough, ofElkin, visited Mrs. Celia Williamsand daughter, Lillie, Bunday af-ternoon. *"

Mr. Clyde Hayes, of Mt. Airy,spent the week-end with hisgrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.Hayes.

Rev. Richard Day preached avery inspiring sermon Saturdaynight.

Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Jordan willbe at the Popular Spring Baptistchurch Sunday night to conductservice. Everyone is cordially in-vited to attend.

Mr. and Mre. R. H. Laster vis-ited in Mocksville during theweek-end.

BOONVTLLERev. Howard J. Ford, pastor of

Sparta Baptist church, deliveredthe baccalaureate sermon hereSunday night, April 30. Theprogram opened with the song,"Holy, Holy, Holy" by the audi-ence. Rev. J. P. Davis offeredprayer. The girls' chorus of theschool rendered the song "Largo"

after which Mr. Howard broughthis message. The commencementprogram of the school will cometo a close May 5 and 6, at whichtime the high school will grad-uate 19 seniors.

Misses Sadie Fleming and Ruby

Hinshaw made a trip to Winston-Salem Tuesday.

The Boonville Beta Club held

its last meeting of the currentschool term last Friday night atthe home of Mrs. Gennie LindBrown who acted as hostess tothe group.

A short business session washeld just after the group as-sembled. At this session officersfor the term of 1939-40 wereelected. Curtis Hobson was elect-ed president: Harold Stinson,vice-president, and Miss CamShore, secretary.

Misses Irene Coram and Fran-ces Coram, and Messrs. FrankJones and Ernest Collins, all ofMt. Airy, were visitors in thehome of the Misses Coram's par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Coram,Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Dan C. Hem-mings, of Dobson, were visitorsin Boonville Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brooks en-tertained a number of the Boon-ville faculty members at theirhome Tuesday night of this weekat a dinner party. Those present

were Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Walker,Mr. and Mrs. Watt Deal, and Mrs.Allan Jessup.

ROCKFORDThe commencement exercises

of the Rockford school will beginThursday night May 4, with anoperetta given by the first fivegrades entitled "Pandara." Fri-day night a play will be presentedby the six and seventh grades en-titled, "For the Love of Mike."The public is cordially invited toattend. ,

Misses Anna, Gerldean andOarrie Elizabeth Bryant, Mrs.Pearl Atkins and son, Sammie,spent the week-end in Burch, asthe guest of Mr. and Mrs. PaulMarion.

Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Coe spentSunday afternoon in Mount Airyas the guests of Mr. and Mrs.Carl Sweatman.

Rev. D. G. Reece of Jonesvilleis expected to fill his regular ap-pointment at the Rockford*Bap-tist church Sunday morning. Alarge crowd is expected to attendas they always have a special

service on the first Sunday inMay 4

Miss Sarah Simmons spent theweek-end in Kernersville visiting

her sister, Mrs. Adam Jessie.Miss Doris Mills of Copeland

was the week-end guest of MissAnnie Holyfield.

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shown as part of the program. Agift was presented to each senior^

Afterwards, punch and cakewere served to the following:Misses Polly Vestal, Vermeil Mace-more, Virginia Lineberry, BlancheMyers, Grace Myers, Jean Vestal,Nonnie Burcham, Jerry Burgess,Mrs. A. B. Scroggs and Messrs.Eugene Martin, A. B. Scroggs, B.Pratt Scroggs, Kemp Reece, Her-bert Mayberry, J. H. Swearinger,William Watkins, State Directorof Beta Clubs, Tommy Jones,Clyde Phillips, Russell Vestal, El-don Burgess and the hostesses,Ruth Brown, Edwinia Hemric andOpal Ingool.

Seniors are EntertainedTurner Drug Company enter-

tained members of the senior classFriday evening. They were takento see the motion picture "JesseJames" first and were entertainedat the drug store afterwards. Acolor scneme of blue and goldwas carried out. During the even-ing a prize was presented to thelucky winner, Herbert Mayberry.Each senior was presented a gift.

Afterwards banana splits, drinksand cakes were served to the fol-lowing: Misses Virginia Lineberry,Jean Vestal, Ruby Welborn, Ver-meil Macemore, Hazel Wagoner,Winnie Mae Weatherman, AnnaLee Myers and Messrs. HerbertMayberry and Russell Vestal.

Thursday. May 4, 1939