Tturaday. April 18. 1940

News of JonesvilleMiss Virginia Lineberry, Editor Phone 44-M

Misses Virginia Lineberry andFerrel Edwards and Messrs. Wen-del Stanley and Johnny Sprinklevisited the latter's brother, Mr.Roger Sprinkle of Oalax, Virginia,Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Mock ofBoonville were visitors in the homeof Mrs. P. H. Underwood Wednes-day night.

Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Helton andMr. and Mrs. Dewey Helton visit-ed Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reavis ofYadkinville Sunday.

Mrs. I. Y. Jester spent Tuesdaywith her daughter, Mrs. BrockOwens, of Elkin.

Mr. and Mrs, Dwight Whitaker,Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hyden and Mrs.I. Y. Jester and daughter. Colleen,visited friends in Mount Airy,Sunday.

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son, Michatl Doss, and Miss OpalDoss, spent the week-end In HighPoint with Mrs. A. G. Doss.

P. T. A. Meets Thursday EveningOn Thursday evening, April 11,

at 7:30 o'clock, the Jonesville P.T. A. met in the school auditorium.

Miss Betty Miller led the de-votional, and a short businesssession followed.

The program consisted of twocontests, high school girls andprimary girls and a number ofpiano selections by pupils of Mrs.R. G. Boles.

The winners in the two contestswere Miss Mary Thompson forthe high school girls and MissBetty Price for the primary.

Mrs. Dumont Eskridge anddaughter, Sarah Ann, returned totheir home in Hillsboro, Sunday,

after spending the week here withher mother, Mrs. Mabel Thomp-son.

Mrs. Robert Apperson and Mrs.

Jimmie Middleton are spendingthis week in Winston-Salem withfriends and relatives.

Miss Sarah Vanhoy returnedto her home in Winston-SalemSunday after spending the weekhere with Miss Pauline Gilliam.

Miss Katheryn Whitener spent

the week-end in Winston-Salemwith her mother.

Declamation Contest To Be HeldApril 22nd

On next Monday night April 22,at 7:30 o'clock the first of theprelininary contests In the Yad-kin county Recitation and Decla-mation Contest will be held atthe Jonesville school auditorium.

The winners in the various di-visions to represent Jonesvilleschool areas follows:

Primary girl?Betty Price.Primary boy?Jimmie Irvin.Grammar girl?Kathleen Bur-

cham.Grammar boy?James Rose.High school girl?Mary Thomp-

son.High school boy?James Taylor.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chappell anddaughter, Dorethea, visited thelatter's father, Mr. Leander Nic-holson, of Buck Shoals, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Roby Sprinkle and

Junior Class Fetes Seniors ofJonesville

A Mexican Festival was thetheme of the setting for the an-nual Junior-Senior banquet ofJonesville high school held Fridayevening in the banquet hall ofHotel Elkin and attended by ap-proximately sixty guests.

The list included members ofthe two classes, the high schoolfaculty; Mr. J. H. Swaringer, MissBetty Miller and Mr. and Mrs. A.B. Scroggs; members of the Jones-ville school board and their wives;also L. Stacy Weaver, superinten-dent of the school and Fred C.Hobson, superintendent of publicschools of Yadkin county.

The banquet represented a typi-cal scene of Old Mexico, with bril-lant pottery and Mexican fruitalong the walls and minature bullsin simulated fights along thetables. The place cards were inthe form of a Mexican sombrerowith the program and menutucked inside.

Miss Mary Thompson, presidentof the Junior class, presided astoastmistress. Toasts offered byMiss Mary Frances Apperson, MissMary Holcomb and Mrs. A. B.Scroggs, junior class advisor, wereresponded to by Eugene Martin,president of the senior class, MissBetty Miller of the faculty andMiss Evelyn Swaim. "FerdinandThe Bull" was read by Lott May-berry while the bull fight wasdramatized. A group of musicalnumbers was rendered by MissesRuth Brown, Juanita Ray andMrs. L. S. Weaver; a duet, "Estra-litta" by Misses Opal Ingool andRuth Brown and a vocal solo,"Mexicale Rose" by Leon Martinwere all enjoyable numbers.

County superintendent, Fred C.Hobson, spoke briefly and in con-clusion, L. Stacy Weaver superin-tendent of the school, addressedthe student groups.

BENHAMWe wish to extend a hearty in-

vitation to the public to come andbe with us each Sunday night forprayer service. Rev. George Cur-ry will conduct the service nextSunday night.

Friends of Mr. Loyd West willregret to learn of his death onApril 10. Mr. West was widelyknown throughout the Benhamcommunity. He was a member ofthe Benham Baptist church andattended church regularly upuntil about three years ago whenhis health failed.

Mr. C. A. Ross was the week-end guest of his sister, Mrs. Mol-ly Roberts, of Roaring Gap.

Friends of Mr. and Mrs. ClaudeDurham will be glad to knowthey have improved from severaldays' illness. Also, Mr. FredericBurcham is still improving.

There will be a birthday din-ner at Mr. Milt Windsor's in hon-or of Aunt Lodema Harp, motherof Mrs. Windsor, on April 28.Everybody is cordially invited toattend. She will be 89 years old.

Mr. and Mrs. Cortez Loweryand children, of Elkin, visitedMr. and Mrs. J. M. Yarboro, alsoMr. and Mrs. David Cockerham,Sunday afternoon.

Rev. George Curry filled hisregular appointment at Wilkes-boro Saturday and Sunday.

Friends of Mr. Leonas Black-burn will be glad to know he isimproving. He recently under-went an operation and is in theHugh Chatham Memorial hospi-tal.

Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Brown, ofWinston-Salem, and little daugh-ter were the week-end guests offriends and relatives here.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barker, ofLittle Mountain, were the Sundayguests of their daughter, Mrs.Robert Spencer, and Mr. Spencer.

Mr. and Mrs. Talmage Yarboroand little son, Donald, of Elkin,Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Yarboro and

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family, and Mr. and Mrs. RosterCocker ham, of Elkln, were theSunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.J. M. Yarboru.

Mr. and Mrs. Otis Byrd andMr. and Mrs. Charlie Sexton werethe Sunday guests of Mr. andMrs. Martin Sexton, of Joynes.

Mr. Clarence Cothren andthree small children were theguests of Mr. Cothren's father,Mr. Richard Cothren, of Traphlll.

We have on the sick list thisweek Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Westand Miss Lillie Marie Smith.

Mr. Brandon Burcham, of Vir-ginia, was the week-end guest ofhis parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E.Burcham.

RONDAMrs. D. S. Oilliam, of Bethel

community, visited friends hereWednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Grady Dimmetteand children, of Burlingtonv wereweek-end guests of his parents,Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dimmette, atGreen Hill.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parks hadas their guests Sunday Mr. andMrs. Charles Burchette and chil-dren, of Clingman, Mr. and Mrs.Noah Parks and son, of Ronda,and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Parks andchildren, of Roaring River.

Miss Edith Crater, of Wilkes-boro, spent "the week-end withher parents, Rev. and Mrs. R. R.Crater.

Miss Mary Mathis was a busi-ness visitor in North WilkesboroMonday.

The Negro Minstrel given atthe gym Thursday night was agrand success and was enjoyed byeveryone there.

Junior-Senior Banquet IsGala Affair

A most colorful and enjoyablesocial event of the season was thejunior-senior banquet which washeld in the Ronda gymnasium onFriday evening.

The tables were arranged in asemi-circle against a background

of greenery and vari-colored bal-loons. The tables were lighted

with red tapers and arranged

with red roses. In the foreground

was arranged a Dutch garden,the entrance being a lattice arch-way covered with roses.

The program consisted of: In-vocation, Mr. Dean Bentley; wel-come, Billy Keye; response, Ber-nard Wall; speech, Miss Finney;toasts, Sybil Church and BeatriceScott; response, Miss Henson InaLee White; Ask-It-Basket, HessieWagoner; Alexander's DishpanBand; song, "Old Dutch Gar-den"; and an impromptu speechby Prof. Spruill. George Greeneserved as toastmaster.

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