L-rt •
[esi
ilFnena«lup CEui^
Of SeedI For Use In Planti^^
'Givens For
w.
IHa» Growing League'
cr
u
Fo»* New Members,
Waged; About 90
Enrolled .
Details ^ Being f Handled Rr s EIROTHER AND SISTER
v/, Relief Agen«|es In
- The Counties
r
% MILLERS filREBK, March
The,’Friendship Bpworth Leafn#
ts a growing one. We are paging
Continue To Aidsfe^ of U.
(Continued, from page one)
*11 ipyi, sb;j jpror.
to9 thejSiotioB to*'lnstruct;
fil^iong support for the L'nited; would serve no useful purpose. ifa!ilnre of the electors to 'meet jt#,,write a'letter of
fa few friends,
room.
! ducted into oftiee’until Aprirsttil Frof. W. D. Half
Washington ;^^' C o n ti tt-u e dlalSO'becau.se their^ publicatluneThls was du^he said,
States banhing structure isas-
attrM'from tbh government-spon-;
Reconstruction Finance
>% ...I,.
Haleiffa, March
1.—ContraWa
fer 125.000 packages of garden I
* ■ ■ I
seeds fer use in'planting gardens
. ? almost positJve.^that the victims
fer . destitute famitles » e r e j
DIE AS THEIR PLANE , , ,
o'rniirirc ivnwwn f Csil? ® campaign at the preaent time; Corporation, officials said today.
‘ OIKIIVIS* ruwnn Lii^iei momhers. More en-' Directors of the government
thuslasm. is being shown in the lending'^gency have been in con-
work* than . has 'ever been dis-'
played .at. Millers ■ Creek before.
About ninety persons are enroll-
(Continued from ^ge one)
awarded last week by the State
Department of Purchase and
Contract. These seeds will be
paid for by the Governor’s Of
fice of Relief and in turn be
made available for those desti-
kute families who have agreed to
plant gardens so as to become
self-supporting. The details of
working out the plan are In
ebarge of the county farm agents
trid the relief directors in the
various counties.
Every possible assistance is
being offered by the Governor's
ftffiee of Relief in carrying out
the program which is designed
to enable destitute families to
produce all the food they con
sume. A planting calendar set
ting forth in detail the dates for
planting gardens, the amount to
Be planted, and instructions for
sultivating have already been
Broadcast throiig'.iout the State.
The Slate Colle,ge Extension
service has also published for
w'idespread (iistrihiition a guide
♦o community farm budgeting, a
The couple bad gone to Char
lotte wit3i Attorney William C.
Honeycutt.' who piloted the plane
there, and then turned the plane
over to young Sanborn who start
ed on his way back to Black
.Mountain. It was thought that
ed now and more are expected i Michigan.
The R. F. C. attributed a part'of jand canvass tbO'vOteJn Um^ H- H. Sfprulll,
the recent difficulties in bankingltbe date which had been set.'|Mouotaiii View high
to the policy under which (Washington wgs ina^gnAted lA|was absent On acco^H^
it'is-required to make/' monthly i New York, then tbe^eeat of the! death of his pother. T^S
loan-repoffe to Conifress. ’ Igqyernment. . Ji;,. ivf lcafriod' hnanlmoustf.''
Nearly^a biniph dollars /has; The*^fiwt^#«Wlc, Jnauguraf%> ‘ A delightful closlu
sunt (ottoh over the, y week-end; been thrown behind the bankl^ l which the eomiM^I^MMi^ came ■ "“fe* “Love's Oli
with the hankingi Bltuotlon in)structure, already by tbe tlwt of Atidresr ’Jaet^itm*
! Maryland, * Ohio, IndianaV andtation.^ vji'.^.^Ci::fl*«ehftia-, from one Miss Beatrice-Ha
to join soon. We’re no^ growing. Despite the circulation'of
in number alone.'Our programs |they, consider '"mailclous’’ and
have been good and are getting j “unfounded,’’ “ rumors,I)’.■'Recon-
better. It yqu want to" hear aigtructlon Finance adthorlfles
really original and happy fro- j they are continuing to make
gram come to Friendship M. E. j jogng to needy banks.
church at Millers Creek eac.b j Gardiner Cowles, a momber of
was at the plano.,-.^
they lost their way and sought Sunday evening at 7:00. We the corporation hoard, officially
a landing 'here.
The ship'flew over the city and
beaded in-the direction of Fair-
plains. according to those who
observed its course. It then came
shall be happy to have you!
We would not forget to mention
the stimulus for a great part of
the interest taken by dhe pastor.
Rev. E. P. Greene. He is a
A coroner’s Jury after hearHig
denied today that there toad been evidence late Monday returned a
^(Continued from, page-one) de&ts, the speaker carried
the.road almost In'froiit of bis audience down to''the present
home. Officers said he was drlnk4^^ time*. He touched briefly'on the
any change in the lending policy | verdict that the boy came to tils'l'He had "^ carried his camera [recent attempt W aittiBMi
last resting places of ’ the iPresi-
dents. He toad been to the gmve
PLANS compl:
FOR INAUG^BA'
ihls' ' '
y (Continued frot^ page
most carefully guaral^'Fr
in peacetime history^ S«ret
ice service operotlrefc and ^
of practically every President, lice, their seal stimk^l^fljji by
I death at the hands of his fath- along and made pictures which j President-elest i t, Mlai
back here and flew with the riv-1 wide-awake man and has epent' ^ Gowles said it yras
er about two and a halt miles, (years in young peoples’ work. We i jjgpggggj.y to clear up public mis-
Going east on the soiitJh side of | are proud of him. Come meetr affairs of
the river, it circled and started him. ft would be worth y°'"’|'the R. F. C. caused by the clr-
of the organisation. ^
Terming his statement ’ today; er. Coroner Stephen A. Rashihe exhibited to the audience. (laid elaborate plans to eJiO(i
as “shooting a mouse with a conducted the investigation. j Anyone qualified to administer any possibiility of dIscBndeijLj
Moore is 45 years of age. |an oath may sidminh(ter the oath
Funeral services for the boy i of office to the Presideht, Mr.
were held Tuesday on the Brushy Reynolds explained, although
west on the north side of the time,
river, coming down as if to land
in the level bottom. With the
sun in his eyes, the pilot evi
dently failed to see the pxiwer
line.s.
By the time the plane had
crashed to the ground, it had be
come a roaring inferno.
The watch of Sanborn and that
of his sister were found hy peo
ple who came to the scene. The
1 culation of unfounded rumors.
Mountain.
The boy is survived
this is usually the function of
To hlake Short .^Bpeouh^
• Mr. Roosevelt piaai to req
no more than 15 mil
C. H. COWLES SEEKS
OPINION OF PEOPLE
Attivlty at the R. F; C. offices i father and mother and
(Continued from page one)
over the week-end was entirely brothers and sisters.
normal, although officials con- [ —^
tinned to keep I'd close touch 1 The Lutheran Mission
probably eight mimitqa^
livery of his inaugural
which will begin ab()tit 12:
m., immediately after be
pamphlet which will be of ma- vou„jr nian's watch bad stopped
terlal assistance to relief dlrec- Lj ami the girl’s watch
tors in starting community farms ! stopped at it is stated. This
■which win provide foodstuffs f'w j pp„hg[,|j. indicated the moment
those destitute families who do'',ci,pn nip idane hit the power I
law, would only confer upon the
County Commissioners the power
to establish a Recorder’s Court
for the county, if, in their dis
cretion. they should think best
to give such a court a trial. The
Commissioners would have the
not live on farms
M -W.\Y SERVICE
STATION ROBBED
onei
(Continu''d from pu
arose to his km-i
IS l\t'
1 fell to tin- ground with
' wound in ills rigid sUoul-
wircs. Tlie
ation in the
(irobaiily the
time keiit ity
eight-nunute
two tvafclios
difference in
the watches.
right to appoint a Judge and So
licitor, w'ho would serve until the planning to restrict loan.s
next general election when their
successors would be elected by
was
the
i tile people of the eounty, also to
,\ couple of key rings, a knife
and a piece
fix the salaries. Several superior
court .ludges and several grand
juries iiave recommended the es-
talili-shment of a Recorder’s
with the general United States i
banking situation. j
“We made loans to banks yes- I
terday, we made loans to banks
today and we will make loans to
morrow.’’ Cowles said. “We will
continue to go ahead.”
He emphatically denied ru-1
mors that his organization was i
and i
claimed that they might have
had their origin with persons
trying to “rig” the stock market
for their own personal gains.
“I cannot ponceive,” he con
tinued. “why auyhody starts
these rumors. There is not the
G
by his I the Chief Justice of the Supreme
several | court. 'Probably the most simple
; inaugural in the history of the
i country was that of Calvin Cool- j en the oath. The new v;
: Idge who was administered the i dent, John N. Garner, ot
oath in the dim light of a kero-1 plans a short speech- whǤ
at
V. A. Wagner, supply minister, i , , ^ -j
Services everj’ Sunday evening j»ene lamp by his father following | takes the oath of olfic^
7:.70 - »ilock. 'We have ju8t|‘he death of Warren G. Harding,, senate chamber at 12,
Both messages are
the
that
of Miss Sanborns county. Should the! slightest foundation to them.’’
run.
and
aim
' old. wiiii siuftc 1
■ d in I lie rigl;l arm
i.tyi * n-lI'lU'd I he .'iri’v-
■ iticn and iii>!ifi*'ii il"' no-
.ind Shi-rift' l!.-fc-ve
nffir-V' an-ivcl. l•,^Vl>v.■|•,
rn.'!: Iiad di.-;i|>li-an'd
■ II, i: sv,.- !.-ani,-I. .-Jlopned
Ked'iingd. SfVVic,.' Station
i':i, i-idi>''i'il man 'o living
to ’ll" \Vilk"S KnspHal.
rliove ill' v,a-' lo'.ii'd hv th" of-
fieovs a s';o|-l wl'.ilo l;il‘-f
v\1mi liionghl ho was loss,
lerifiasl.v !i ii't. u,-nl to tin* iionio ’ ’
9f McKinley wnliains and char-
teveil ills our o;:n-,v him In his
grandmnl’ior''. in iito mounlrrno.
tho ofl'mers had gnne on below |
Fall an! woi" nii 'imir wa.v liaok |
when th.i y mol t!m Williams our. I
Cadil wa I'ound in the rear seat.
He had sluffoil I'm- groonliaci! |
Behind 'ho en.sliion and plaeeil
the pistol ell tit,, flnriv of tile i-av. j
He still had tlie small eliange in j
Sis poekets.
I.add wii- I't-onahl In i in- o,.--|
pital for mosiioal atlentinn and ,
is
shoe were, about all the personal
el'I'eets fniind with the exception
of the watches.
The liodios were removed from
rile i.'lane and lironght to a local
mnli-rtaking eslahlishment t o
a w a i t pnsiliv(‘ identification
wliieii !iad not lieeii made at t!ie
lime I hoy wi-r" ri'indved.
Vniiiic Saiiiiiirn was an exper-
ioncoil (Ivor iiaving around ?,00
flving hniti's to his oredit. The
idaiio, it liieti was owned liy a
ir.imlier of Hlaek Mnnntain peo
ple. was it Wai-o h. Tin- young
man had laiiulil a ’liimlior of
(diiors In fly, inolnding liis fath-
have just,
started our series of services for 1speaker said ^
the Lenten season. The subject j Turning to the wives of
of the sermon for Sunday eve-1 Presidents, he reminded
ning is, “We beseech you that i Madison, one ot the most
ye receive not the grace ot God i gracious hostesses ever to preside
In vain.” The sermon is
on the Epistle lesson for the.of GuHford county, ixoru.
Sunday,’2 Cor. 6, 1-10. i
May everyone take the oppor-1 Among the interesting
tunity in this I.,enten season , to |
come and hear what our Savior I
has done for us. May we look
for even a better attendance than
noon
ed to be the shortest* on,^
f(fr the occasion.
More time will be requHxKl
the parade than any other' W
based t the White House, was a native except the ball in the
' North Caro-[The marcljfrs will arrive
White House for the review
side- about 2:30 p. m., and about
I and a half hours will be reqiii
Nine vice presidents have be-' for the column to pass the
! come President, three by elec-i President's enclosed stand. ..
'tion, six by succession following. In an auditorium, a few to
we have had.
' the death of the President.
from the White House, dei
.gure.s might ne misconstrued and i Thursday, Feliruary
I
\ n-povt from Charlotte said
Ml'. I loiicyeii’t. wliom the couple
had aeeomimiiied to the Char-
lotli- airport, had .gone tliere lo
m'gotiate with Dwight S. Cross,
11 iinter.svilh- fl.ver. fur llP- piir-
ehas^. of an airplane and was
with .Mr. Cross wlien notified of
the tragic accident.
Il was reported from Black
Moiiiitaiii liial the Saiiliorn ehil-
dreii iiail intended to follow
(iiw-[ tvuel' higliwayg home from Char-
gnjllolle after taking Mr. Iloneyeiitt
commissioners, after two years j The Reconstruction Finance
trial ot a recorder's conrt. find it Corporation has been reticent in
unsatisfactory tliey will have an- disenssing individual loans such
thority under the law to ulioltsh as have been made over the past
tlie court. week, beUanng that these fi- j Wednesday
“:\ large majority of the conn-igure.s might to
ties ot the state Iiave one or more
Recorder's courts—some have
three--and with few exceptions
they are relieving the court dock
et of their respective counties
and are saving thonsamis of dol
lars every year for tlie tax pay
ers of llie eounty in which they
oiierate. |
“Tliere is some very active and
detei inine l opposition to liie Re-I
eoriU'i'"s Court Bill on the part'
of a few of the citizens of the
eounty, praeiieally tlie same op-1
position that was snccessfnl in ^
preventing a iiill estahlisliing a i
Recorder's Court in Wilkes conn-!
tv from imssing the Senate in j
after passing the House of |
j Three Presidents.died a natiir-ltion will be put into place
Willard Wolf Dies Ul death in office and three were. week for , the inaugural^
Willard Wolf, two-day-old son ; assassinated.' j which .Mrs. Roosevelt an(i«'
of Mr. and .Mrs. J. D. Wolf, of | Hoover is the only man born members ot the new presJlJ
the I*ewis Fork section, died. east of the Mississippi ever to be-' famil.v will attend in additii
and was buried,come President. nearly all of the Democratic
James Btichanon was the only , eriiors ot the nation.
A Question Asked
»
And Answered
■1
it is tittilcrstooil tbiit iiis rondt-
tion is ntore serious titan tliaf of
Bell. The hones of his riglil arm i
Representatives, and this oppo-(]
sition will follow the hill here i
to Raleigh and appear iiefore,.
the Committee and urge that the |;
bill be not pa.ssed. |
“The hill I have introduced ,
does not establisli a Recorder’s
Court, hut merely confers the ^
for lM>"'®i’ *1* upon the Coin- ♦
missioners of onr county, as be- ■ ^
i there. They were believed to
Miuve mistaken tlie .Vorlh Wilkes-
hofo hi.ghway at Statesville
were badly challercd tiv the j *1''’ | fore stated, thus giving our peo-j ?
fet ami ampiiuition may lie neees- ■ ' • ■ • j right to" trv out a court that | X
sary. c ildren. and Ve" fonnd' to he sncoesst..r *
Both Rcll tind I.adil are under ' aint ,\ ( .une . . 1^^^ satisfactory in a majority of i
guard at the ho.spital. .Fred :the counties of the state. j
Sheets hiivitig In en assi'giii'd to *" ns «ere lemtues , order tliat the citizens and i
dulv there "’‘’■■"-Ux payL of Wilkes county may!
All ttie money with llu' oxcep- '"g- , ,, , , ■ j,.;havc a rhance lo express them-(
tihn of the pistol atol most I'O'an and Kvel.in hnilt ® j jo,. nr against the'
■sf file i-igaieltos were ri cnverod. j""" >• "P >" ■ ' • using an t i (jj .^^r’s Court Bill herein re-1
ttcll is the same vo.tpg man j cyltm er army ship motor. j «^ ,
who is uMeg.'d to imvo ‘ citizen in the eounty either write (
patted in the tlioft of J. H I'oaiis '«o ' vivicl,, nte a letter or postal card or sign I
automohilo hero roceiitly and «'( Joiu'n- gia\ts a a e . p staling whether or not
was at iihortv ..nder bond for hi* I cemetery near their home at , > P®'
appearanco ni tiie March term of lUack Mountain Tnesday.
court. Sherift Somers also hold | Fuiuial seivice. " ‘.jjjea* will give Wilkes county the
a warrant for him on a charge , ducted St James M-.s ’ • Pal 1
of shooting 'lis fatiier. Cia'i 1 , i hiin i ii .n j a rocorder's court, if our com-
Boll. since tlie aiitomoliile t lieft. ^ tiien o owiii- m ai 'missioners decide to establish
Me is said to have shot him j cemotoiy. |
through the window, hut did not , Mr, Noll, government inspector
1.. let,lie l.im ‘>f fl'® aeronautical department, i
I,add escaped from the state with headquaitei's at
Is it better to use newspaper advertising when
business is dull or ndien it is bad?
he or she is for the passage of
House Bill No. MS. wliieh. to re-
it Raleigh last wepk'Ga., came here
Knoxville,
morning had a
newspaper article telliiit
gseape in his pocket
Foust, who attempted
it the same time Ladd made his
get*awav, was killed I'.y .slate pri
son guards.
I,ad(l was S'-nt up at Ih'
lerm of court last year for the
theft of George Foreslpr's auto
mobile. He was given a two-year .
Tuesday from
renn. to investigate
Failure to see the
penitentiar.v a
ind when arrested yesterday
cHppiiig of the 'he wreck.
of his . power lines because of tile sun
Ralph , wiieii the pilot attempted to land
to escape i "as given liy the inspector as tlie
Taliernach
' missioners
the court and give it a fair trial.
Those who may he a.gainst the
Atlanta i''""rt being established will have
the right lo appear before the
etllist
said.
of ttie fatal crash, it
March
sentence
which was later m-
commisslotiers and make their
i opposition know- n. Likewise,
those who are for the conrt will
have the privilege of making
, their plea to the commissioner-
for the establishment ot the
ennrl.
“Please do not delay. Write a
once.
I have no Interest in this nia’
•A wedding of much interest ter other than to ascertain the
to tlieir many friends, took place wishes of the tax payers of thr
at AVilkeshoro Saturday. Fell. 2.5. county and to serve them accept-
Edmiston-Russell
I
■ when Miss Helen Edmiston.
treased to three w hen he ht came |,pfgme the bride of Mr.
■ nrnly at the jaii and broke a , R„s,sell. of Lenoir. Esq. P.
r"'er pipe. , . , I-- Lendermaii officiating. Only a
Moth men have cr mma rec friends attended the wed-
* "• -s besides their latest escap
. it is stated.
The quick work of Mr
, din.g.
of ahlv and to the very iiest ot my
abllity.
“Faithfully yours.
“GITAS. H. COWLES,
“Representative,
“Raleigh. N. C."
I
Hayes I
The liride is
much praise from
(laughter of .Mr.
the
J. D.
attractive I
Edmiston.'
r.-hieh evoked m'.w., e'of Boomer.
*Hp Dopulace tliwar e one o , bridegroom i« the son of
boldest attempt at robtoenes to
6e made in this city in years, l'
Junior Order To Meet
Next Tuesday Evening
Advertising experts advance tbe practical
theory that the merchant or business man gets
I
more for his advertising dollar by using news
paper space when business is dull. It U the
logical time to attract customers with out
standing values.
This is the logical time to advertise.
Call the Advertising Department of this news
paper for layout copy and advertising service.
■-WJ.
U. D. C. To Meet
The Wilkes” Co^ty chapter of;
and Mrs. John Russell, of
Boomer, and holds a position
with the Coffey Furniture Com
pany in'Lenoir.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell will make
Degree work w-ill feature the
regulnr meeting of the local
lodge of the Junior Order next
Tuesday evening at 7:.30 o’clock.
All members are urged to attend.
THE
r..-|7V'
I their home
Lenoir with Mr.
Mrs. Gny Mc-
the United Daughters
Confederacy -will meet Monday j Rggggjj'g sister
afternoon. March 6, at 3;30.{jge
e’Clock wftb Mrs. P. E. Brown I
and Mrs. Jim Neal as -hostesses.! Union county farmers have es-
■The meeting will be held at the tablished a milk receiving sta-
home of Mrs. Brown in 'WUkes-
tion at Monroe for trucking to
the cheese, factory at i^bemaxte.
Each and every day brings in
new good*. lTo say you’ll., find
variety, style and assortments is
the word. A perusal Is Invited*
Our sales must keep up if feaVt
prices baaany , powur.^lfee
PUBUSHED MONDAYS AW fflURSDAJfc