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Credit ition Te Serve ^ Seve» Countiee iSGB^URY OF F. C. A. ft, , swera Most Paie^ase fiStock bt AsBocialioa To Obtatn Loans 0 Recme^ i WilkMboro Production As- ktfon. recoitly orcanixed as af the atrzicultaral aid i«en- F^m Cradlt adminis- Bow ready for buaineas. iltediniartera of the association Wilke^ro. Ai^dkatioiis loans may be sent eitbw to Wi Ferguson, secretary-treasure ^;,.the organisation, atFergn* !>B, or may be transmitted tlu^ugh ay county agent within the dis- £ triet which comprises the coun- fitioe of WUk“s. GaMwell, Wat- 'jaaga, Alleghany, Surry and Yad- s ; Tke Production Credit associa- t tton> vdilch is designed m> give to the association and ia entitled to wily one vote regardless of B stock ho j»wiMf.,f7 , • Botlii daas A soifl’claaa B stoa- holdera’ parttcipate eipudly in dividends and are not sobjert to any stockholdw’s liabflltyv Jf* Loans aro.vinade to fanners'tor general agricultural purposes. To be eligible for a loan an applicant must be a farmer. No loan for less than 160.00 can be made. With the dxception ^ sucl\ m- secured loans as may ,.be with approval of the .oorporhtjwn and Federal Intermediate Crow h«nV of the district, all loans must be fully secured. Primi^ security must consist of first liefis on crops, livestock, or other personal prop erty. Ordinarily loans are not ae- cnred by mortgage on real estate. The majority of loans are made for periods not exceetog twelve months. The interest rate will not be more than 3 per cent great er than the rate the association has to pay the Federal Intermedi lioM. LettepPfijia The Lions club received a much appreciated lettsar flrom a little girl, who received one of toie IpiWF pairs of glaaees which haveJbeeh to needy ^chlldron witS^de- feetive eyesight* lest ^ weric. ' ’ The letter was welcomed all th^ ^Eig Delegatkm To Lincoln Fete ^ Harold Kans^'Ctm- gressman, 7^ Ddiver Prindpel AddN»s m ^ toers the assistance formerly j ate bank for mo^y it irendered by the Seed Loan serv-,rows. At present fce of the government, is governed fhe^cost to In applying for a loan, the ap plicant is required to submit a financial statement and a defimte plan for repayment- In addition, he must state how the loan will 1» used- Before the application is approved, the offered security is examined by an inspector and the loan committee of the association determines whether or not the ap plication should be approve^. In borrowing money from the association, a farmer is requireil to do five things: (1) Offer adequate security! (2) provide a plan for repaying his loan; (3) submit a by rules and regulations which are given in part below together with other data of interest to pros pective borrowers; “t Initial paid-in capital is provid- ' ed by the production credit corpo ration located in the district. This ia represented by class A stock approximating 20 per cent of the esHmated total of loans to be guide. Additional capital is provided tiirough the sale to borrowers of dass B stock- Each borrower is required to own $5.00 for every $100.00 or part of $100.00 he bor rows. The farmer may purchase iti^k witiT mone7biirrowerfrom |B stock in the association; and (5) pay reasonable inspection charges and other necessary ex penses incurred in closing his loan. WANT ADS Qinr TOB.\CCO easUy, inexpen sively, without drugs. Send address. A. E. Stokes, Mohawk. Florida. 2-5-lt-pd Feature Pictures Liberty Theatre FOR RENT—Six-room house on Cherry street. Rent reasonable. See or write Mrs. Myrtle Free land, North Wilkesboro. 2-5-3 a———I FOR S.tLE—Ruilding Lots or Small Farms. On Jefferson- Wilkesboro road, 2 1-2 miles west of Wilkesboro. Near Dan iel Boone Trail. Easy terms. Sec T. M. Hawkins. North Wil- “He Couldn’t Take It” And “The Shadow Laugh.s" Showing This Week fea- iWOketjiBcpubUcans «re expact- more graciously because Uiu I4yl W to send a large delegation to tte ingaton was tto first out of tilers’-— ~.. l . or more chilAn to receive to send the Lions a letter* 0^ thanks- Following is the letter: Boomer, N. C., Jan. 24, 1984 Lions Club, North Wilkesboro, N. C. Dear Sirs: I wish , to thank you for giving me glasses.' I cannot do my school work well without them. But I can do much better vnvh them. I want to get a high school edu cation and college, if possible. I want to be trained for a nurse. With the money I get I hope to help support my people. My mother is a widow. I am now in the sixth grade and I am going to Boomer school. I am eleven years old. My mother is weakly and cannot do much work. My father has been dead eleven years. Sincerely yours, ALICE LIVINGSTON. Brother of P. M. Williams Honored Receives Greensboro Citizen ship Award For Outstand ing Service In 1933 “The 1933 Citizenship Award: Conferred upon Reverend R. Mur phy Williams in recognition of .his unselfish civic service, presented by the Greensboro Community council at the 57th annual meeting of the Greensboro chamber of commerce, February 1, 1934.” The plaque bearing that inscrip tion was presented Thursday night to Mr. Williams, pastor of the Presybterian Church of the Covenant, Greensboro, as the cul mination of a movement by ^fth annual Lincolii Day dinner at ,tbe King Cotton hotel, Greensboro, [next Monday evening, Febmiury 12th. At previous banquets, WillcM has tmmed out in large numbiKS and tlda year is not expected to be «n exeei^m, according to local Republicans. # Harold McGvvin, RepuWesm representative "^ eongnaa Wttom the third KMMrjl^eti^ has ac cept^ the in^rai^ to deliver the principal addi^. ’ i - Worth D, Henderson, of Greens boro, is chairman of the commit tee on arrangements, and serving with him are Guy Hipps, Canton; J. S. Dockery, Ru^^ordton; Grant Bauguess, Jefferson; J. A- McLeod, Dunn: Horace Haworth, High Point, and H. P. Seawell, Jr., Carthage. Representative McGugin. the speaker of the occasion, lives atf Coffeyville ,and was bom on a I farm near Liberty, Montgomery TRAPHILL, Feb. MU- dred Holbrook, one of our grade teachers, who had an operation for an infected heel at ESkin hos pital a few days ago, is improving. TraphiU witnes^ the coldest snsp in tills community for some titfie Monday and Tnesday of last npek- The mwreury stood at from 4 to 8 degrees below zero part of the time. Examinations w«re heM for the fifth month last week. On account of- the inclemency of the weather, the MiUws Xhe^ baritotbail teams did not come to phuriiTraphill Thursday. Accord ing to information, the 'game will be played later, His jfidHict was “Wui 1 Rev. Mr. Shsw preached ai^; _ taresting sermon at the Methodint chuieh Sunday night. Messrs. DeBerry and Parit». of Wilkesboro, are still working op. the heating plant of the W|d» school building. . They are making 0. A28«II9.7 eral N, C., while'being'! known partimi removal and coneMlaent takpaid spirits; now there e^deiable progress eossMeringkoties is hereby given to idi tiie-faet that they are allowed to woric only a few boors each week. Named Dideffitee'^ Mr. H. H. MorehoBie. Mr. J. B. McCoy and Mrs. W. W. terber, Sr., have been elected deMn^ to the BpUconal Conventidn. to tie held^in Lenoir the 6th and 7th of February. * sons owning or claiming tKle or interest In satd aut bile to pieWnt certified cs thereto On or bttfore Fehntasf 21, l»S4,'^in detaalt of which Oif same will he advertbad and eei« et.public eactloa, es provided Igr law. J. A. Clifton, Jr., Acting Inveetlgator : in>Charge,, Alcoholic Beramga DalV 7 22-2M NEW tv,/,--.' .-'S county, Kansas, November 22, 1893, admitted to the Kansas bar in 1914; with American army in FYance from December, 1917, to July, 1919; second lieutenant, ad jutant general's department, per sonal adjutant base, section No. 6, at Brest, France; member of Kansas legislature, 1927: married Nell Bird, of Waldron, Arkansas, February 27,'1931: member of American Legion, I. 0. 0. F., and B. P. 0. E.; elected in 1930- to rep resent the third district of Kansas in house of representatives; re elected in 1932 to the 73rd con gress by a majority of 7,971. 1-2 TON TRU CK Delivered 1 1-2 TON TRUCK $755 Delivered Guards Dead Man's tTuilr Mobile, Ala., Feb. 2.—City De tective William E. Moody was killed when his automobile over turned early today. Hours later, his giant German police dog, the i Kite, sat whining for his master He Couldn’t Take It” fea- Community council to honor in that! beside his empty chair at police . „ manner each year that citizen of | headquarters, snarling at anyone tunng Ray Walker, Virginia ^ i Cherrill and George K. Stone. j jj,g constructive contributions to showing today and tomorrow at j jjfg of the community. | the Liberty Theatre. It ia a story i jj, presenting the award, Chas. j of a new.spaper reporter's success , Hines, acting as chairman of i in investigating crime and °ue | £jjg committee of five, E. D. Broad-| that will hold the interest of both j [jyrst, E. B. Jeffress, Claude Kiser. | old and young members of the|.c_ Hines and J. D. Wilkins,; each of whom has in years past Wiles Auto NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C. kesboro. N. C. or write O. L. family. Hawkins. Nitro, W. Va. 2-S-2t j “The Shadow Laughs,” an un-j ^^j,g citizenship trophy of| - —— usually spectacular production, | jj^g 0ivitan club, stated that it wasj WANTED — The farmers and will be shown Wednesday, family j pyggg„fg(j Mr. Williams “notj * chicken riiisers of Wilkes and day. It is a drama that ■will grip i oj,iy as a tok'^n of appreciation for. bdjblnfatg counties to know that and hold the attention of the au-, jjjg services during the past year,j we are m'xing Starting Mash dienoe. i but fgr bis achievements during! that we sell at $2.:35 per 100. , , ^ I the nearly 30 years he has been' iNationR.l W. C^. 1 . U. in Green.sboro.” I that will grow your chicks to broiler size as quick as any on the market regardl s.s of the price —WILKES H.\TCHERY, North Wilkesboro, N. C. 1-22-tf Lady Took Cardui And Got Rid of Pain In Her Side *\Ast summer, my health was bad, •o I began taking Cardui,” writes Mrs. H. E. Slaughter, of .Vomian, Okla. "My mother had given me Cardui in girlhood, so naturally I tamed to it when I felt I needed It. I felt run-down and a general weakness. I had bad, dizzy head ache when everything would seem to dance before my eyes. My right aide pained me so much, but since taking Cardui the pain has left me. I have taken several bottles of Cardui and have improved a great deal." Cardui is sold at drug stores here. Lecturer In City .\n cxceilent address on “I deem it justly significant,” j said Mr. Hin^s, “that this honor! the j should be conferred upon Mr. Wil-| evils of narcolio.s -ivas delivered j Ham.s, who has set an example for by Mrs. Mary B. Ervin, national j community interest, both spiritu- W. C. T, r. lei-liirer from Ohio, ally and civic.” at a union mid-week service at ^ Rev. Mr. .W'illiams is a brother the First Baptist church Wednes-1 of P. M. W'illiams, of this c'ty, day evening. ! popular traveling salesman and .Mrs. Ervin is spending two i well known local citizen, months in North Carolina in the' ~ ~r “ interest of the fight against thejMrS. Jatie Burcham legalization of all forms of nar-, Rv cotics. She was brought to the | L^iaimea DV lAeatll state by the North Carolina Di- ^y„g Member Of One Of The vision of the Woman's Christian County’s Best Known Famil ies; 70 Years Old Miss Thelma Holbn.ok, of W’in-' ston-Salem. was the week-end j guest of -Miss Sallie Hauser, of this city. NOTICE! Pay your electric light bill before the 10th of each month. 5 percent will be added after the 10th- Southern Public Utilities Co. — PHONE 420 — Aai Yf^ Isap Out of Bed ■ M tiorainf Raria* to Go mm and (imk and ,ks pmilL don’t fval- aahi^ Bmeral watar, eaa^ or dwwtnf lOad axpeet UMm to maka yo« laalj fwaat and buoyant and wmahlufc Tm Onuf can’t do it. niay only m^btnpdaondamai* mov*- jjMdCigMwkittbacaaaa. Vhi Temperance I’nioii. The union service was largely- attended despite the cold weath- Mrs. Jane Burcham. wife of er which prevailed Wednesday q Burcham and a member of uight. ,a prominent Wilkes county fam- ■Mrs. Ervin spoke to .students j]y, died Thursday morning at j of Wilkesboro high school at the, 2:30 o’clock at her home at chapel period Wednesday. | Roaring River. She suffered a stroke of paralysis only the day i before. Mrs. Jane Alice Lyon Burch- ; am was 70 years of age. ' She was a daughter of the late i John and Hulda Durham Lyon I and is survived by her husband i and the following children: C. 1 C. Burcham, of North Wilkesboro I route two; John Q. Burcham, .of ! Roaring River; Avery Burcham, I of Roaring River; .Mrs. Pruda I Byrd, of Cordovia, Tenn.; Mrs. ! Lula McIntyre, of Belair, Md. i Also surviving are the following 1 brothers and sisters: J. M. Lyon, I of Ronda; Mrs. O. O. Edison, of Wilkesboro: Mitchell Lyon, of Laurens, S. C.; Jonah Lyon, of Elkin; Mrs. Everett Dickerson, Miss Ida Lyon, of Ronda; Mrs. Ezra Blackburn and Mrs. Glenn . Martin, of Winston-Salem j Impressive funeral services were conducted from Pleasant Home Baptist church near Roar j ing River Saturday afternoon at ; 2 o'clock. Rev. Grant Cothran jand Rev. L. E. Sparks conducted I the service. I Interment was made in the ■church cemetery. Wake Up Your Liver Bile -Without Calomel If tU* to* b aot flowlac itmh. iw 6m4 dovat dtfwt n fait 4mw la tki towib. Oaf bloats uv ftm atoiaaih Tas hava a thick, bad taata tad yov bwatb Is foal, ikia oftM braaka oat In blaaa. tahaa. Yaor boad aabas aad zaa fed dowa aad oat Taor vhate ayataa ia polaoaadi tt triM tboaajn^ aH OABimi UXTUI UTXB raZbta nt Ommtw Moads at bOt towtaMt traab aal aaba fM nl aad «»" aaataia aMBdM*Ttb jf* ******^L£ M dtWI adk iw Bw MIt tok M .♦»_ Md laM. BtMto • jX'.r- I Four Pardons .Approved, I ■ . j Madrid, Feb. 2.—The supreme I military tribunal today approved j the pardon of four Americans 'convicted by the tribunal recently jon charges growing out of a cafe : brawl in Palma, Mallorca, last I summer. They are Mr, and Mrs. I Clinton Lockwood,'? of West j Springfield, Mass.; Roderick !|L-; I Mead, of New York; and > Ed- ' mund W. Blodgett, of Doan. - Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company 27th Annual Statement December 31, 1933 ASSETS Cash .....$1,331,040 Mortgage Loans 17,202,086 Parm property $659,204, on city property $16,642,882. These loans were made on a basis not to exceed 50% of a conserva tive valuation. Bonds and Stocks i,’, Bonds carried on amortized basis, uated securities at market values of December 31. 1933. * Real Estate 8,062,357 This Includes our seventeen-story Home Office Building. Loans to Our Policyholders .... 13,717,637 Putty secured by the cash values of theix Dolicles Premium Nofes and Liens 4,556,901 Secured by cash values of policies. Interest Due and Accrued .... 831,619 Net Premiums In Course of Col lection 1,799,187 All Other Assets 274,856 T ^al Admitted Assets $55,522,312 LIABILITIES Policy Reserves $49,735,474 This amount represents tha reserve re quired by law to assure prompt payment of policy obligations. Reserve For Policy Claims 468,630 Ol&lma in course of settlement on which proofs have not been received. Reserve For Taxes 205,000 Premiums and Interest Paid In Advance 444,238 Dividends Left At Interest .... 509,173 Reserve For All Other Liabilities 36,630 Medical and Inapcctlon fe^ bills not yet presented, etc. Dividends For Policyholders.... 573,167 Special Reserve 900,000 A fund to take care of depreciation on real estate and investment fluctuations. Total ; $52,872,312 CanHal and Surplus 2,650,000 These funds are an additional guarantee to meet all obllgatlona. Total $55,522,312 SOME INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT 1933 OPERATIONS New Insurance Issued (Paid-For Basis) ^ana’ain’tM’ Insurance In Force ‘ " o Payments to Policyholders and Beneficianes In 1933 ■•••• • Total Payments to Policyholders and Beneficiaries Since Organization 74,290,6W Ratio of Actual to Expected Mortality In 1933 57% Interest Earned On Total Invested Assets In 1933 5.6% Actual Interest Collections On Mortgage Loans In 1933 Averaged . 9% Actual Interest Paid In 1933 On Funds Held In Trust 5% J. ERIS CASSEL REPRESENTATIVE NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C. -Ji ..ii 4 i . -H Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co^any JUUAN PRICE, President GREENSBORO,. North Carolina A Jeffenm'Stasuliird PoUct ba Declaration of Inldependrace For the Fawily.. ■ .“''■'•C ■ Sfr- .. - ' -J?-
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