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Statesville Daily Record from Statesville, North Carolina • Page 2

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WlIDAY, JUNE 23, 1930 aftMSSVJLLE RECORD. STATKSVILLE. How 'bout your Roof Does It Leak? CALL US TODAY! We hare complete stock of GLOBE DRAIN METAL ROOFING HUTTON BOURBONNAIS CO. ROM Frank forty, Mfcr. Phone 81 eac on Sunlit Beaches Catalena Swim Suits Catalena's copyrighted curves for figure beauty are the "last word" in swimming smartness of today.

Be sure and see these models now on display on our second floor. Dress Maker Suits Satin Lastex Suits Satin Beach Coats Oiled Silk Beach Coats Oiled Silk Swim Suits Exotic! Sleek! They fit like a mermaid's skan! Definitely new are these suits fashioned of oiled silk achived with controlastic. The season's newest offering for swim suits of ultra artness! Price range to ALSO AN EXCLUSIVE LINE OF MATCHING BEACH ACCESSORIES amsey-Bowles "Statesville Style Center" Please Say JTou Saw It in The You Cleveland, Route 2 Mrs. H. M.

Hartsell has returned to her home after being a patient at H. F. Long Hospital for several weeks. Mrs. Tom Koontz is still on the sick list.

Miss Hilda Rumple ia on the sick list at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Poole and daughter, Maxle, visited her sisters, Anna and Mildred Edison Sunday. Mrs. Marietta Phifer of Oreens- boro and Lathan Rumple of Virginia, spent the past week-end with A. C. Rumple and family.

Mrs. Jeff Land and children visited her mother, Mrs. Jackson recently. Misses Myrtle and Resh Lawsron of Statesville visited their 'niece, Miss Hilda Rumple recently. Mr.

and Mrs. W. K. McDaniel and daughter, Hazel, spent Sunday afternoon with her father, A. C.

Rumple. The children and grandchildren gathered at the home of Mrs. Mae Bolltnger and gave her a birthday dinner which every one enjoyed and wished her many more happy birthdays. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.

John Becker and children, Mr. and Mrs. Boone Phifer and children, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Innes and children, Mr.

and Mrs. Alvous Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Erskine Rumple and children, Mr. and Mrs.

Homer Bellinger and Gaither Bollinger and other friends. Miss Sis McDaniel is visiting her sister this week, Mrs. C. L. Rumple of Greensboro.

week at Camp Kings Mountain. Mr. and Mrs. Mapher Souther visited relatives near Wllkesboro recently. Mr.

and Mrs, J. C. Jones of Mooreaville spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. X.

N. Luna- forde. Mrs. Mapher Souther spent the week-end with her parents, Mr, dtnd Mra. Q.

L. Godfrey. Mrs. Coite Williams' is on the sick list at this writing. Mrs.

Cecil Redmond and 'children are visiting relatives near North Wilkesboro this week. Miss Ruth Cass, Grace and Frances Lunsforde and Mrs. J. C. Jones visited friends In Harmony Sunday.

Misses Annie Lou and Llllle Blanche Thompson spent the week end folks. of Boone, with home Union Grove, Route 2 Miss Dina Prevette of Wilkesboro is spending- awhile at her home here. 'Miss Ada Kemp who is sick at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R.

G. Wright is slowly improving. Miss Ruby Comer spent a few days with Miss Francis Mitchell of WilkeslDoro last week. Stateftville, Route 4 Ray Elnm from Atlanta, Georlg.i visited his parents last week, Mr. and Mrs.

W. C. Elam. Mrs. iB.

M. Hayes visited Mrs. Delia MulHs and Miss Delia Rob- last week. W. B.

Mason visited Mr. and Mrs. John Stroud and family last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Beach Stroud from High Point visited his parents recently, Mr. and Mrs. John Stroud. Mrs. John Stromt was very sick Sunday.

Harvie Hursey is spending this week in Statesville with his sister, Mrs. Roy Marlow. Mrs. Harvie Hursey and children are spending the week in Mocksville with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Cozorte. Mrs. P. J. Roberts visitod Mr.

and Mrs. John Stroud and family Saturday night. Mrs. P. J.

Roberts visited Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Elam last week.

Miss Mildred Hursey visited Mrs. P. J. Roberts Saturday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. B. Hill visited Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ketchie Sunday evening.

81,209 MALARIA Oases reported in the U. S. In 1938 DON'T DELAY! fi fi Start today with ODD 06 Checks Malaria In seven days. Wise Motorists Prefer TEXACO! It's Famous For Mileage Quick Starting I For that week-end trip or travel around town, let us fill your tank with FIRECHIEF. The popular non-premium gasoline MODERN SERVICE STATION FRONT A MEETING STREETS Please Say You Saw It in The You SEE US for your Awnings And Venetian Blinds CALL US FOR AN ESTIMATE I J.

F. Duncan HEATING PLUMBING PHONE 578 New Hope Misses Toy Williams, Lillie Blanche and Annie Lou Thompson and James Williams of Appalachian State Teachers College spent the week-end with home folks. Mrs. R. C.

Redmond and children are spending this week with her mother, Mrs. Anderson of Wilkes County. Mrs. S. C.

Williams has sick 'for isometime. nmny friends wish for her a speedy recovery. Boyce Williams of Greensbroo spent the week-end with home folks. Mrs. Doyt Stewart and children Opal and Harold Stewart, and Mr.

and Mrs. James Freeze and daugh" ter, Shirley Freeze, and George Oiler ot Mooresville visited Mr? and Mrs. D. C. Thompson and family Sunday.

Preaching and communion services will be held at Grassy Knob Baptist church Sunday, June 25, at 2:30. The pastor, Rev. G. D. White- will have charge of the service.

Misses Alta Lou Younger and Almedia Welborn spent the past SILVER SET KNIVES, STAINUSS SOB. DINNEft FORKS tl OICOIATU COUPON! Please scua me the 88-piece Dinner Set as advertisea at auly 9.95. I pay 45o delivery as dowu payment. Naiue Bunch Furniture Co7 ave With At PureelTs LIMEADE Fresh Fruit Gums, Mints LEMONADE CIGARETTES sac PINT RUBBING ALCOHOL HELLO-OLD-. MAGNESIA Baby Powder ME ueooonns ARRID 39C xve size MBJ Gum Camphor- 5C Mtp rJfftt tfirti MAGNESIA OXYOOl sse Aliens FOOT EASE-- 27C cSULPHUR A loo Epsom SSALTS loo Snte BASAFOETIDA- 5c Stop the Liquor Habit with a New Remedy drink to driakt Mr kaow- mmd iimmrlMt $2.50 Sz.

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Years Available:
1931-1974