Statesville Record and Landmark from Statesville, North Carolina • 3

i PAGE THREE MISS BOBBIE LEWIS UNDERGOES OPERATION Miss Bobbie Lewis is satisfactorily following an operation for acute appendicitis at the Davis hospital Tuesday night An item appearing in Thursday's Daily listed Miss Bobbie Turner as a patient at the hospital This name was in error It should have been Miss Bobbie Lewis A HEATH SERIOUSLY ILL Mrs Tharpe returned Thurs day from a visit to Mr and Mrs A Heath in Raleigh Mr Heath had a stroke of paralysis about seven weeks ago and had been in a Raleigh hospital since that time He was removed this week to the home of his son Mr orrest Heath His condition remains serious MONDAY DECEMBER 9 1940 THE LANDMARK STATESVILLE 4rs Wooten Claimed By Death 'uneral Services Were Held Sat urday Afternoon rom Race Street Methodist Church Mrs Alice Lenora Duke Wooten of Wooten passed away riday ap 2 a at the Davis hospital where she had been serious ly ill for the bast weeks She had been in declining health for eighteen months during which time she suffered three strokes of paraly sis Mrs Wooten the former Miss Alice Lenora Duke was born November 20 1871 a daughter of the late Duke and Nancy Clarinda Duke who lived near Statesville on the Tay lorsville road Her marriage to Mr Thomas Gaston Wooten was solemn ized December 26 1901 and since her marriage she has made her homo on the road near Piedmont Experiment Station Her husband passed away March 7 19'23 There are six children surviving two sons 'and four daughters Mrs Charles Meacham of Charlotte STUDY DESK 16 39 inch Top with Drawer and BOOK SHELVES Walnut or Maple inish $895 Easy Terms Wfurniture companyW Mrs Shaver and Messrs IL and Woolen of Statesville Misses Rachel and Miriam Wooten at the home She lehves also two sisters and two brothers Miss Mary Duke who lives at the Wooten home on the Taylorsville road Mrs Vickery of Loray Mr Duke Asheville Mr Duke of Norfolk Vn The funeral services will be held Mrs Plyler Dies At Bethesda uneral Services and Interment Take Place Saturday Morning at Beth esda Presbyterian Church Mrs Katherine Elizabeth (Quinn) Plyler widow of Mr Plyler died at her homo in the Bethesda community Chambersburg townshin Thursday night tit 8:20 She had been ill the past year Mrs Plyler was 82 years old hist Oclober 21 Born in Buncombe county she was a daughter of the late Joseph Quinn and Elizabeth (Surratt) Quinn her father being a native of Ireland who came to America in his youth Her mother was native of western North Carolina born in Buncombe county Surviving Airs Plyler is one son Rev Plyler uneral services for Mrs Plyler were held Saturday morning at 10:30 from the Bethesda Pres byterian church conducted by Rev urr and interment was in the church cemetery Airs Plyler had been a member of Bethesda church for many years HOME ROM HOSPITAL Mr A Mayberry who recently underwent an operation for appendi citis at the Long hospital has returned to his home on ayetteville avenue amily SOUTHERN BARGAIN STORE Inc Pretty Silk Dresses $194 and 294 Rayon Quilted Robes $194 and $294 Cotton Outing Pajamas 59c and 69c Lovely Cotton rocks 48c and $100 Beautiful Holiday Blouses 48c and 97c Gay Plaid Wool and Sun rocks $294 Corduroy and Wool Plaid Jackets and $294' Holiday Wool Sweaters Long or Short Sleeves Button dr Slip overs Black Green Red White 97c and $194 Dainty Pastel Gowns plain or lace $1 $198 Satin Slips of Tea Rose 48c and 97c Rayon and Silk Panties 15c 25c 50c Beautiful Silk Pajamas $198 Bright Gay Cotton House Coats $100 Gay Colorful Toboggins 24c 39c 48c Woolie Warm Mittens Each pair in Sep arate Xmas Box Cellophane Wrapped 69c Warm Soft House Shoes With Woolie White ur Trimming Wine Black Blue White Sizes 4 to 8 97c We sincerely believe We have the biggest assortment of Sport Skirts in town Cordu roys Wool lannels Wine Green Beige Black Brown Natural Teal $1 $179 $194 Southern Bargain Store Inc Give Wearable Gifts I DISTINCTIVE SOMETHING TO I jp Every Solitary Be Practical Seel I I I Member of I he vui0 VVlltv I 1HI vv III Buy I nr Hpr nr Mnthpr Choose Gifts of Silken Beauty iner 3 and 4 Thread HOSE Stockings that shine with Loveliness and are tops for dress up or Beauty Construct ed To Really Wear Pair 2 Thread ull ashioned irst Quality Hose noted far and wide for their Superb Beauty Beautiful colors exquisit ely Sheer and a Beautiful Xmas Box with each pair hose 48c and up 48c Pair I Il yiiPk I SUjk 1 1 I Wrsft xMTOT 2 I OlBWhf I ft I I twS 'if fa' ft) 1 I I I AI i I a 1 I 1 I A llillB I I I I E3L i BP! I I Kiwanians Give Their Ladies oretaste Of Holiday estivities oret astc of the round of Christ mas in St a I esvil Io and foretaste altogether delightful was the party Kiwanians gave at Refresh ment Hall Thursday evening to honor their ladies Tim dinner and a real Chrismas ilinnrr II was served buffet style from a table nt one side of the hall A mound of fruit surrOumled by tall red candles centered the table and the food itself turkey and oyster dressing slices of baked ham salad as colorful as it was delicious and all tlie rest of it was additional table decoration that was abundantly ap preciated Individual tables were (entered by candles and boxes of candy in the shape of Christmas wreaths and trees with smiill individual boxes of candy at each lady's place Decoration of Um hall continued the Christinas scheme tn the windows were ever greens tied with big red bows and there were Christ nins bells streamers of green and rod and light shaded lb ii soft warm glow Guests were received by President George II Emery and Airs Mr ano Mrs Lonnie Turner and Mr and Mrs 1 Wade Hendricks Seated at the president's table were four honor guests Dr Charles AV Armstrong of Salisbury district gov ernor Kiwanis with Mrs Arm strong am Lieutenant Governor Rus sell Whitener of Hickory with Mrs Whitemr After dinner there was an informal Sing everybody joining in under the enthusiastic leadership of Kiwanian Harold It Wilson with Airs Wilson at the piano Music (luring dinner was by a widely known orchestra and there was dancing from 9:30 until 12:30 i It was a grand party and the happy crowd especially the ladies heartily seconded 1 'resident words of appreciation to those who planned it Kiwanians Gordon Wallace and Sparrow who made the arrange ments Kiwanian Scarborough who secured the orchestra Airs rank Johnson and members of the Junior Auxiliary for the supper and Mr Johnson for the hall Around 170 were in attendance HARD SAILING New York Dec 6 Heavy gales battering seas continued to harass shipping today in north Atlantic areas where raiding had been active Roy Leinster Gets Promoted To Captain In United States Army News of a promotion that has re cently come to Roy Leinster of Ra leigh formerly of Statesville will be of interest to his friends here He is in the United Sinti's Army station ed at Camp Meade Maryland and was recently promoted to eaptaini Captain Leinster is the nephew of Mf II I' GricrrSiVand Mrs Mitchill of Statesville 2 ROBERT TIMOTliV JERNIGaN Horn Thursday llcCCmbcr fiat'Da vis hospital to Air and Mrs Robert Jernigan a son Robert Timothy Jernigan sriSB IB WyO MBrxjrS3EBBBBIBHBBHBBHe IOHN GARIELD ANRSHERIDAN flA PAT PLAYH0U1 BURGESS MERENTM aanyii Wednesday (only (ijlj Last I Marlene Dietrich John Wayne in "7 I SOUTHERN BARGAIN STORE INC THE StatesvilleN $694 $594 $694 $594 $494 Juniors Now Now Now Now Opportune Time To Buy Coats All Stock Reduced Again These are the that have been selling in early season collections for much much more! With the favorites tur trimmings silhouettes! $894 Coats $794 Coats Coats Coats A Small Lot Coats Left Priced To Go Quick $194 5294 the newest in side and front drapes and flared skirted as well as conservative models Misses i Sizes $100 SOUTHERN BARGAIN STORE INC 117 West Broad St 1 it wa aBln MHa III A Jr I.