itaBTiUe
TlslUng
S? :?>j
[Suatce Welelv^Bpent
?orth 'WUkMl>oro
her
HekdTMi #ms «{ Ur. and Mra. J. B.>- Orataam
'yfAXor to Mooreavlll* aad two sona, of ptiartotte, spent
Sunday in the home of Mr. and
. R. Sherman spemt UdiH|ilint- O- Blerina.
Mra. James Lowe, Miss Irene
iller i^d Mrs'. Barid ^we
spent' Monday In Charlotte rlslt-
frlends and relaUres.
Miss Mae Self rethros^ he^^
home in Lincolnt^ '^nn^M J|ftr'
or spending sdsaMlmd hert^ ddth
-her sisUer, Mrs. John TulL
~ -.-1 ,
.Willie Yates, of 'l-urlear, and
Dell Bnmgarner, of Wllbar, were
granted a marriage license at, the
to 'fSfcsaiT'f'rlday 4%'. »«*;
oottMl'ot iRili iritoms^f Mrs. Bl-
ier’s ittother, Mrs. Q. G. Holland.
Mrs. iHoUand was reported as im-
proTing this momtog.
Miss Dallene Kayes, of Haym
spent the week-end in' Winston-
Salem vtsttiag „ her aunt and
unole, Attorney and Mrs. Archie
Elledge.; While there she was ac
companied by Mrs. Elledge tp
Bast Virginia,.. vt.
Mias Nolene Oreer^la graduate
■(if'
By ?LOYD M. JBS^SMGS
Prun&tf Hatlfes And
Ewargif^s
Formal hedges llk^ the jiriVet,
sbonlil he sheared back often
(Rrring the growing season, be
tween May and Septeinimr. They
shonld be pruned at least once
per month darlng-r this
l|u«|'!nN»&paon. ot
' MPt tpent Monday in the city on
%«sippm.'
Mf. ;BAlph Rearls, ot States-
▼Ule. Is^nt # tew hours here on
bttsiiesB Tuesday.
^ai|Bce
ipi^ to
,and Mrs. Jake Ch’
Tna^y in MowesTille
Cluuiotte on buslnesa.
oftener if they are making rapid
of Mae'S SchMT’orB^^y’cuK’gro’rth-^K '» Important to k^p
tnte, motored to lawndale, 8un-,l*'®“ co®P*®t apd.l^-jlke
day where She has a poslUon with appearance. Inionaal. hedg^
the Lawnddid Beauty Shoppe. She H>® Barberry, require Wfy
wifii' accompanied by Mrs. Greer »ttle pruning, except once during
mk TftV*. Phurch 'tbe summer, they should he gone .
and Mrs. Jake Church. ^ t v tw h
•Mr. O. F. Blevins and dau«h- new shoots cut back.! ^ Mcby^^{Kerr)q
Bliss
Andleaoe Wtt4
OAsklitorjhntt
An excellent reclti^ was given
by the music pupBs of Misd Bllen
Robinscm In the school audltor-
inm B^&y .afternoon. The fol-
perlOdl*®^®* program was glven*^
• '—-i . «n... .r.—Clock
l^et T—• GTie Cuckoo
jj^klnner), Grace Fteink Kilby
iMiss Iloblniten.
(a) Long, Long ago' (Arr. by
Skinner) nnd {h)~In the Alpa,
(Claffin),-Lnslle Casey.
Ring Arpund the Rosy (Scotf)~,
'
S tr P Rif A T T R A S
teij. Miss Ursula Blevins, return-jjj,^ renew an old hedge»"'cut out,
bd home from Charlotte Sunday; j,jjj uogonnd stems ailto-
i^ge
Palm^ Horton Sunday. Mrs. Hor
ton tg'* daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lumpkin.
Mr. William Rush, who holds a
position with the Watauga Dem
ocrat, publication at Boone, spent
several days in Wllkesbolo this
week with relatives and friends.
T. C. Bowte, of West
n, attended to profession
al Asiness liiT >WRkefboro Tues-
day^ ' S. j
Iff. and Mrs. J. D. Moorel ofj
ia^ify, left yesterday morning | Messrs. E. M. Blackburn and
n extended tour of Florida' Elledge, of this city, at-
I tended the funeral of C.' L. An-
Hugh Holcomb and lit-j
aughter, Sarah, of Elki:,,!®‘ Tuesday afternoon.
Ho)-* Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Halfacre
jand two children, Betty and Billy,
^ land Mrs. J. A. Rousseau and Ht-
^rs. U. L. Haler, J H. Alex- jjell. were visitors in
and«r and Bob McNeill were in __®“
Wa^ngton, D. C. the first of the |
weei| on business.
b^W. T^Beshears of Benge. |
«id^r. J. H. Colvard, of Ob ds, Donnelly, of this city, vis-
wete visitors In the city a fewj^^^^ Southerland.
Ashe county, during the week
end.
Capt. and Mrs. E. J. Miller and
little daughter. • Madeline, left
where Mr. Blevins had been a
patient In a hospital there • for
several days. Much improvement
tsWted in his condition.
Miss Ruth Brame had as her
guest Tuesday and Wednesday
Mias Frances Chatham, of EUtin.
Miss Norma Cathron and Mr.
Cbarlie Hanes motored up Wed-
gether, cut bhck
healthy stems to
inches above'^the ground and yon
will soon have a perfectly good
young hedge. This should be done
only in March.
Pruning evergreens. Pines and
spruces require very little prun
ing. If they are growing too rap-
(s)' Dreamland (Lively) and
(b) Fairies’Walt* ('V^ite). Bet-
TRURSDAY, BIABCH 15-Oiie Day Only,.
“EVER IN MY HEART” - ,
with BaTbara Standwyck find Ralph BeHamy.
■'Shorts^News Events, ABci^. Mouse Cartoon, Comedy;
FRIDAY, march 16-^^Day Only-
“ffilffiFMOIIffiNTS”
nesdey afternoon to accompany or growing out of shape, the
Miss Chatham back home. j new shoots may be pinched off
S. N. Bumgarner and at the points where you Wish to
' Rev.
Messrs. W. C. Pierce and O. C.
sills, of Harmony, were visitors
in Wilkesboro Tuesday. Rev. Mr.
control growth or the new
shoots may be cut back one-half
the length a little later, so that
Bum.garner is a native of WHkes you make sure this cutting is
visi^ Mr. and Mrs. O. C.
comb Tuesday.
Saturday after-
Winston-Salem
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard G. Cole,
E H. BIcXeill & Sons is head-
ipiitrters for field and ga«ieu i
seois of all kinds. Our prices are
rl«lk.
J reensboi'o News may be
daily and Sunday for 20c
peR week. Call or write
PAUL SWANSON,
. fer
PHOICE
Dr. Taylor Building
•mttmmmmm ji . i,i i ■
^Local Clrculatioj^J^ajei
EOR THE—
:easter
PARADr
A corsage designed
^ged by DAVIS, The
*6rist, will give the wear
er the final degree of as
surance and flower-smart
ness.
^POnTED PLANTS—
CUT FLOWERS
h.
DaviSf
THE FLORIST
RS. AGNES HART, Mgr.
229 — PHONES — S99
S WE TELEGRAPH
H ‘flowers ANYWHERE
Friday for their home fn Fort
.Meade, Fla. Capt. Miller had been
at Camp Janies for the past six
months.
Mrs. G. G. Foster has returned
to her post as county director of
I the civil works administration
after being confined to her home
for several days on account of
illness.
1 .Mr. and Mrs. \V. C. Jenkins
and daughter. Carolyn, of Con
cord, New Hampshire. spent
Thursday and Friday here visit
ing Mr. Jenkins' brother. Dr. W.
A. Jenkins.
"Attorney and .Mrs. A. H. Casey
and children. Lucile. Billie and
.Mary Ann, of this city, visited
Mr. Casey’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Casey, of Somers township,
a few hours Sunday,
i Miss Pansy Thompson, who
has been employed in the May
flower Beauty Shoppe in .Moores-
ville. returned home Monday to
take up her work in the May
flower Beauty Shoppe of this
city._ Both these shoppes are
owned by Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Church.
Friends of .Mr. J. A. Cashion,
78, one of the oldest residents of
the city, will be sorry, to learn
I that he has been confined to his
* room for the past several days
by illness. Mr. Cashion is some
better now, however, and it is
hoped that he will soon be able
to be out again.
county, being a former resident
ot the Millers Creek community.
Mrs. Hem-y Reynolds-, and
daughter. Miss Sue, and sou, Hen-ii
ry, Jr., of North WllkeSboVo, are
spending a few days with Mr.
Reynolds, clerk ot United States j
district court, at the O
hotel.—Greensboro Daily News,
Sunday, March ll._
Miss Gladys Absher and Miss
Pansy Thompson employes of the
Mayblower Beauty Shoppe, will
leave Saturday to attend the In
ternational Beauty Convention in
New York City. While there they
will take a special course In per
manent waving.
Mr. J. A. Gilliam, of Hays, was
a business visitor here this morn
ing. Mr. Gilliam stated that many
people from the Mountain View
community were going to Win
ston-Salem today to see the high ] control
school team play in the Journal
cage tournament.
Miss Ruth Henry, of Raleigh,
Miss Sara Henry, of Greensboro,
and -Mr. Dawkins Henry, of Mar
lon, were here for the week-end
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Henry. The Misses H^ry’s
bad as thjiir guest. Miss
Outlaiid, of Burlington.
done before the growth stops.
JunipSfs, cedars, retinsporas,
biota 'and arborvltae stand shear
ing well .and can be pruned or
sheared at any time during the
spring and summer. In pruning
most evergreens it is generally
Henry' ^®8bable to leave the central
leader. Dead wood can be taken
out of evergreens at any time.
No instructions are needed about
cutting of the lower branches of
evergreens, if in good condition,
other than to leave them on. If
a live branch of considerable size
must be removed, do not make a
clean collar cut as outlined in
pruning deciduous plants but
leave a stub of two or three inch
es for a year or two, till it dies
out and then make the clean cut.
Collar cuts of live wood on ever
greens often starts the excretion
of sap and this la rather difficult
the younger ,,
ten^to twelve^y **^*®®*'®- • ’ r'
Arrival of the. Brownies *", (An
thony ), Grace Fi^k Kilby
(a) Singing Bella’ (Holst) and
Cb) Sunlight (Btena Yucca), Mil
dred Tate' Finley. ' '
Adajtio (Ourlitt),‘E 1 e a n o r
Crutchfield.
Dream Days (YulU), . Bdwlna
Waugh. V ■■ .
(a) The Shepherd Boy (Schu
bert) and (b) Serenade (Schu
bert), Mildred Bryant.
Va|se Blene (Margia) and
Moonlit Waters (Kohlmann).
Gwendolyn Hubbard. ■
Simple Aveu (Thome), Mary
Gwyn Williams.
Berceuse from* “Jocelyn’’ (God
ard), Margaret Paw.
I Country Gardens (Grainger),
Rebecca Brame. t
vrith €arde G«ne Raymond Donald
Her beauty sioppi^ the Rearts of men, but she gave
16ve Wone who made her life a living hell/
^ ShaFta--NeW8, Cartebn and Cbmedy
Now listcnr-f4ink 1 am ^ing yo« a real Bfeat on this pic-
'' tnte. ^All X&U. tidHta wiA bn sold for tfcii show two for
one} ni sbor^ yon will gid two Ucksts-for the price of one.
one and get one free. ^ So bring your family to see this
wonderful picture. Tdl your friends.
SATURDAY, MARCH 17-^Double HeadW
and I,etter Day— . -
TWO — BIG FEATURE PICTURES — TWO
George O’Brien in—
“FRONTIER
MARSHAL”
Kay Francis in—
^MANDAUY
9f
T. Hayes Honored
On His Birthday
With Irene Bently, Geo. E
Stone and Alan Edwards.
i With Ricardo Cortez, Lyle
rTalbot.
Tenth Chapter-
Coraedy and Cartoon.
Phantom of the Air” with Tom Tyler ,
Ella.
Resolutions In Memory
Of Ralph Gray Bingham
During the session of the
March term of Wilkes Superior
Court, 1934, His Honor, Wilson
_Warlick, presiding, and on Fri
day morning, March 9, the Court
land Bar are shocked, but bow
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bentley re- 'and pause in humble submission
turned last night from Boone t},e ^vill of the’ Creator ot 'fhe
where they were called last~TttS#/'’'uiviver8e and the grreat Law-Giv-
day on account of the Illness of gr, who has seen fit to remove
Mr. Bentley’s mother, Mrs. Mag- from us suddenly, in the city of
■^ie Bentley. The condition of j Raleigh, our beloved brother',
Mrs. Bentley is slightly improved, i Ralph Gray Bingham,
but is still regarded as critical. j in the passing of our beloved
loss'
A most enjoyable event was
that of last Thursday evening,
when Mrs. T. T. Hayes very grac
iously entertained a number of
friends at a dinner, at her at
tractive home, in honor of her
husband’s birthday anniversary.
The occasion was a delightful af
fair, it being a complete surprise
to Mr. Hayes. The guests arrived}
at 6:00, and assembled in the
dining room, which was very ap-1
propriately decorated. The only,
light!) were of handsome cathedral!
candles. In the center of the ta-;
ble was a beautiful birthday cake.
An elaborate four-course dinner
was served to the following: Mr.
and Mrs. Kyle Hayes, Mr. and
Mra. Pressley Myers, Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Hayes. Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Sturdivant, and Mrs. C. B.
Hayes.
COMING MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
MARCH 20—THE PICTURE SUPREME—
“FLYING DOWN TO RIO”
The most stupendous spectacle ever bom to rhythm,-
sensuous melody,, beautiful girls, thrilling stars. It’s
breath-taking climax to all music shows, with Delores
Del Rio, Gene Rasmiond,' Raul Roulien, Ginger Rogers
and more than 100 others. See them do the "Carioca”
dance—that tantalizing, hypnotizing ■ Brazilian dance
sensation seen now for the first time north of the
Equator, dancing to the glorious music of Vincent
Youmans. Truly a picture you will never forget. Fol
low the crowds Monday and Tuesday to the New
Orpheum Theatre.
Too big for the world, so they staged it in the clouds.
Added—Regulai- Shorts, Comedy, News and Cartoon.
WATCH OUR ADS—MORE BIG ONES COMING
Read Journal-Patriot ads.
i:
Mulberry News
EDICAL ADVICE
if you wont to
ke^ the bowel action regular and comfortable
!!! make constipated spdlls *» rare as colds
^ ^danger of bowel strain
—use a liquid laxative
overcome?
Can coMtipstion ,*>« - .,Ye.r’
aav medical men.
declare Y5®i. ***''*’
lewed th«r advice and knmp.
Tht right liquid laxative will bring
a perfect movement, with no dis
comfort at the time, or afterward.
are not apt to V®®*;
&Mtipation with fall* P*ll*
df Ut^tKtTOB*
TL .
•k in a few weeks
rt0ukr m$ i
^ time.
Why Hospitals use
^ " muquU haotiye
tke dose
aoied. The setwn can be ^
The wrong cathartic may keep
you constipated as long as.you keep
on using itt
In buying any laxative, read the
label. If It contains a doubtful drug,
don’t take it. If you don’t know
what is in it, don’t chance it. The
contents of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup
Pepsin is slated plainly on the
label; fresh herbs, pure pepsin,
active senna.
It# very taste tells you sy
pepsin is wholesome. A delig
taste, and delightful ac
tion, Safe for expec.UBt
mntlaera. and childraa.
NORTH WILKESBORO, Route
1, March 13.-—Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
.“Vdams were in North M’ilkesboro
shopping Saturday.
Mr. Odell Shumate .spent a few
hours Sunday in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. F. C. Adams.
Mr. Martin Adams and son, of
North Wilkesboro Route 1. visit
ed in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Will Adams, of Wilkesboro Route
1.
.Mr. Jim Adams spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrj. Al
vin Hincher.
Mr. Nute Wood and son, Elzie,
were Jn North Wilk.esboro shop
ping Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Galvin A(fai^
spent Sunday with Mbk ..Adams’
father, Mr. J.'-’A. 'Daffdw, ■ of'
North Wilkesboro Route I.-./,
Miss Lelia . Shumate, of North
Wilkesboro Route 1, spent Spn-
day with Misses Blanch and Mar-
zell Hincher.
Mrs. Sarah Brown visited Mrs.
Jim Adams Friday. Mrs. .\dams
is Mrs. Brown’s sister-in-law.
Mrs. Roe (jhurch and children,
of North Wilkesboro Route" 1,
spent Saturday night with Mr.
and Mrs. Rubin Owens.
Friends of Miss Velma Church
will be sorry to learn that she is
confined to her room.
Mr. and Mrs. Brack Richard
son announce the birth of a son,
March 1.
brother we feel the great
our county has sustained In his
passing. He was a most excellent
citizen, a kind father, loving hus
band, brilliant young lawyer, and
had before him a promising fu
ture. J-
The foregoing resolution is
adopted |>y the Wilkes County
Bar In open court, with His Hon
or, Wilson Warlick, presiding,
and it is resolved that this be
recorded in the minutes of the
day’s proceeding, and copies fur
nished the bereaved and the
newspapers which desire to car
ry it.
CHAS. G. GILREATH,
KYLE HAYES,
W. H. McELWEB,
Committee.
Plaids, Prints, Jackets, Ut^erie touches!
Just arrived^—a Sppeial Easter Croup at
Read Journal-Patriot ads.
ANNOUNCEMENT
To
Of WHkes
the Democrats
County:
1 have decided to ask the Dem
ocrats of Wilkes county to nomi
nate and elect me Clerk of the
Superior Court for the .fourtyear
term beginning DBeember.--' 1,
1934, and ask you to vote for my
nomination in the primary, and
then go to the polls in November
in fnil force and elect me, and I
promise if elected to give- my
whole time and effort to the'shc-
cesBful discharge of the'duties of
the office.
My experience for twenty-five
years as Principal Clerk of the
House of Representatives, and of
the Senate of North Carolina, and
my legal knowledge and exper
ience certainly ougKt to Qiutllfy
me for the position.,
I trust you will favor.me witu
Farmers!
We are reaiiy to supply
you with ...
OLIVER CHILLED
and
CHATTANOOGA PLOW
REPAIRS, GARDEN
.TOOLS, ROOFING
and WIRING
Don’t overlook that paint
job. Save by buying from
us.
us for your
hardware.
CHURCH
HARDWARE
STORE
J, C. CHURCH, Prop.
, Tenth Street
North WilkesibtNH^ N. C.
Bright prints and soHd ^
c^drs are equally iinpoi^ [
tant! Many soft pastel
shades as well as navy,
hlack, and brown. Youth
ful.styles, evOry OM, with ,^
dashing touches of plaid,' ^
sheer white frills and bibs,^., j
and .jaekqla in. varying ^
lengths. You’ll find just the
Eisior froek you wwrt
thb: «olk«tion ~ har*7
for first selection! ^
disn’s and Misses’Kzes.
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