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«*'■ if?P . EDROK \tX PHONE XU jt' Eliubetli Winkler _—^ge Club Hottest ** ^'The aembers o( tb«.' HiOksa- bridke club pleasant- mtertained on Thursday eif- >y 3IJSS Elizabeth in abe was hostess at i^P' bridge at her home In^Wfl jboro. The ^ests were re- ;d at seren o’clock and found »tteea at two tables attrac- „;_^y appointed In the Eas;ter iilMt.^The place cards and tal- Hes carried forward the Elastei: tiaeign while Jonquils were used In .j)|$)tt8ion throughout the l|pme.' following the three course 'fbUier bridge was in play for ffiNhetlme ahd resulted in the C fb'score award going to Mrs. n Goss. ■ ' the Baptist church, will meef- ^ioiMlay esenlng at 7:45 o- I ^ioclc at the home of Miss Helen Bumgarner. Social Calendar ■’** _____ ■>- 'Hm Wilkeaboro Y. W. A.. of Thei WUkeaboro Methodist >lissionary Society meets Toes* (ipt^j^hemoon at 3 o’clock at the home of Sirs. 3. K. Culler. |Korth Wilkesboro Meth> Rionary Society meets Tuesday afternoon at 8:90 oi'cloclc ia the Ladies parlor, of the church. .|ilira. Johnston Hostess Topics Club 4w'>B. Johnston was hos- ' to the members of the Tea Topics club and a trio of jltors at her home on B Street bnraday evenipg. Mrs' Johnston elcomed her guests at eight clock after which they busied emselves with a period of sew- Bg and conversation. At the ose of the sewing period the stess served a delectable salad snrse, the plates being deeo- with Easter favors. Visi- of the club were Mrs. T. W. ■^hurch, of Wlnston-Salein, who ■^Sas a house guest of Mrs. Mur- ^y Hunt. Mrs. W. A. Jenkins and Mrs. Minnie Hunt. fn»fe,four circles of the North Wilkesboro Prctsbyterlan church jwUI meet Tuesday at the hoi^s of the following hostesses: Oircle No. I, Mrs. Dan t'arter, 8:00 p. m. Circle No. 2, Sirs. Gordon P'orester, 7:.80 p. m. Circle No. 8, Mrs. C. C. Faw, S:»0 p. m. Circle No. 4. Mrs. W. H. McNeil, 3:!10 p. III. The^ Friendly Circle of the Wilkesboro Methodist church meets Tnesilay evening at 7:30 with 5II-S. Walter Emerson. Book Club ^Qgdetrtniiked By Mrs. Gray • Mrs. A. R. Gray delightfully entprf«*tt*d the members of the JjMilOThoro Book club at her a3pe .in Wilkesboro Thursday V^^ng and had Mrs. Warner mfflet as an only guest. Three tables were arranged for bridge a^ one for rook in a colorful The Fidel is class of the North Wilkesboro Baptist church meets Tuesday evening at 7:.30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. A. H. (Wsey with Mrs. C. B. Eller as associate lio.s- tesa. The Episcopal .Auxiliary meets Tuesday afternoon at S:80 o’clock at the home of Mrs. B. R. Cnderweod on “C" .Stn-et. „... - - I Willing Workers aettlpg of spring flowers. When i Enjoyed Social Meeting cards were laid aside the hostess The Willing Workers of - Kvle with the assistance of Mrs. Mil-1 Wilkesboro Methodist church, Atioimey y fer. served a tempting ({onrse with Russian tea. J ' (kO^. Executive l^mmttee thauka for bla fprvlMs aa party chairman. ^ ■ Mr. Cowiea wok the chair and J. B. Wllliama.waa made tempor ary aecreury. Tula organization was made permanent a moment latert 'The' couventlon continued In a harmonlout vein as the chair man apiwlBtfed Henry Reynolds, Captain R. E. Walters and P, B. Brown to make out a list of delegates and alternates to the state, congressional, senatorial and judicial conventions. as J. T. Prevette placed in noml nation Mr. Brown to succeed Mr Casey a's chairman of the execu live committee. P. W. Bshelman era. and Buford T. Hendereon made Mr seconds to the nomination and the local attorney went In by ac clamation. Mr. Brown responded to a call with a forceful declaration that he expected to serve all the Re publican party an4 s pledge that he will not use his position in behalf of any candidate, any fac tion or group of voters In the coming primary. The Hat of delegates as sub mitted by the committee on dele gates was given unanimous ap proval. A bitter Oght was precipitat ed, however, when P. E. Brown introduced a resolution to place the convention on record as fav oring the re-election of James S. Duncan, of Greensboro, as chair man of the state executive com mittee and binding the Wilkes delegation to support him as long as his name Is before the state convention. Application of the unit rule was also Invoked in the esolution. The resolution immediately put a host of leaders on the floor. At torney R. C. Jennings gave the resolution a second. Henry Rey nolds declared his opposition to the resolution, asking that those who favored sending the dele gates uninstructed, be given rep resentation and a voice In the state convention. Attorney B. T. the Henderson, J. T. Prevette and Hayes followed 1- Chairman Cowles had to rap for order several tlmea before, suc- I'l(Seeding In'recognizing the speak- I. Mil- XVnikeshoro .Metnoaisr emuren an appeal for salad'with their leader. Mrs. Walter, Mr Key t„. g. F. |6el Real Relief fran Monthly Pains f * ' ^SEVERE monthly; suffering la a ,cJgn of T'arning. I If you are having aches and pains «very month, heed the WARNING. ;£ee what Is wrong, y Treat the CAUSfB of the trouble. »' When womanly aehea and pains '.are due to a weak, run-down comll- t Hen, take CARDU3. It has been I'nsed by women for over 50 years. It la a purely vegetable medicine and It Emerson, enjoyed a social meet ing on Friday evening when :\Ii^ Jessie Byrd was hostess to the group at the home of Mrs. Russell Henderson. Various games provided entertainment (for the young people, after which j the hostess .and Mss. Henderson, served delightful refreshments. I Miss Bumgarner Given I Surprise Birthday Party I Miss Vera Bumgarner was i honored at a delightful surprise •birthday party mj Tuesday eve ning when her sister. Miss Dare a voice for the minority. E. F. Blevins, Geo. E. Blevins. D. C. Sebastian, J. R. Henderson and T. S. Bryan came back with ap peals for a majority rule and the adoption of the resolution. A. H. Casey, who had relin quished the chairmanship a short time before, returned to the floor with an appeal for unin structed representation. The contention of those favor ing the resolution was based up- on the plea that the Wilkes dele- jj^g^irtlng ♦ote. gallon should speak the senti ments of the voters. On the oth- Humgarner. and Misses Mattie' pr hand. Mr. Reynolds contended lMi*p«d that 79 delegate bad been Instructed to *.?ota for Dun can, while 78 delegate^^ad come uninstrncted.^ This furnished the baste of an other appeal by the proponents of an uninstructed delegation They declared that certainly those who had not Indloa^d their preference should have rep resentation on the state delega tion. The fight became more noisy as the convention progressed and there were frequent cries for a Harmony continued to reign vote aa the argument continued Reynolds offered an amendment to allow the pro raU strength of those firoring no In structions and a .yo|e followed, liines of the Du^n forces held .solidly and Mr. Ri^oldB''amend- Defeated in_ Jhte ImporUnt vote, there aww-»l#ttle effort to switch the vote on the resolution itself. The resolution carried 88 1-2 to 32 1-2 and the delega tion goes lo Charlotte Wednes day pledged to support Duncan as a unit. The entire 35 votes will be cast for the present chair man. The name of Mrs. F. M. Jen nings, of Pores Knob, as a mem ber of the state executive com mittee to succeed Mrs. J. R- Jones, resigned, was placed be fore the convention by Solicitor John R. Jones. She was elected by acclamation. Solicitor Jones also nominated J. T. Prevette for re-election as state committeeman. George B. Bieviiis nominated H. C. Kilby, deputy sheriff and former prohi bition officer. The vote which fol lowed was 84 1-2 for Kilby and as 1-2 f«»r Prevette. Mulberry township’s vote, which was not counted in the above fgures was split, 6 and 6. -The motion to endorse John R. Jones for solicitor was made by Attorney J. M. Blackburn and carried 128 1t2 to 6 1-2. B. T. Henderson offered a res- olutihn endorsing an organiza tion to promote the principles of the Republican party among the young people. It received unani mous approval. T. S. Bryan Introduced a reso lution of sympathy to the family of the late Ralph G. Bingham, which also received unanimous approval. A resolution thanking A. H. Casey for his services as chairman was introduced by J. M. Brown and (*fried without a 1 > II iii^a x-z . -iw. - - . Heiichen and Sarah Poole enter-1 that the voters who sent utrfn oaanot harm you. Thousands -women have said that when they bad ..WuUt up their strength with the help •9 Cardui, real relief was obtained '■M.their general health and feeling ;:•* well-being Improved, ' •> If you suffer this way. try Cardui, j’wdil^.you can get at the drug store. : HPiicnen anii saran rooic c...-. | mai ine tained' in her honor at the home : structed delegations to the coijn . 1 .. ...flttMor -'l*i ' of Mrs. Jake Church. A number of games and puzzles filled the i evening \\ith informal entertain- I ment for 'the ten guests attend- ' ing. Tl-.e white birthday cake, which was decorated with pink tv convention were willing |to' leave the question of their v|te on the state chairmanship in the hands of the delegates. A vote was taken and it was candles, and ice cream was serv ed by the hostesses at the close of the evening-. *^1 Get thee facts about the NEW f ORD V-8 TRUCK NEW FEATURES — NEW PERFORMANCE — NEW ECONOMY! Miss Pearson Hostess 1 At Egg Hunt,Saturday Miss Be»l^icS'*Pearson, teacher for one section of the third grade ' in the city school, entertained her pupils Easter egg hunt at her nome on F Street Saturday morning. The children assembled at ten o’clock and pre ceding the hunt. Miss Pearson directed the group In a number of games and contests. Paul Mil am won the prize, a game, for finding the most eggs. Following the search light refreshments, suggestive of Easter, were serv ed to the children numbering around forty. Edward McCulley, of Salisbury, who was visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Eller, and Dean Minton were Invited guests. Following is a list of delegates, with the exception of delegates to the judicial convention which will be published Thursday: Delegates to State Convention: P. W. Eshelman, P. E. Brown, W. B. Somers, W. O. Blackburn, R. C. Miller, Kyle Hayes, N. B. Smithey, Heni-y Reynolds. J. I. Myers, Andrew Payne,. P. M. Reid, R. C. Jennings, H. H. Jen nings. W. M. Osbourne, John R. Jones, S. -M. Shumate, R. E. Walters, I. E. Pearson. J. B. Wil liams, H. C. Kilby, J. H. Whick er. J. B. Norris, J. C. Wallace, A. H. Casey, J. -M. Blackburn, C. H. Cowles. Old Wiles. T. M. Fos ter, J. R. Henderson, J. T. Pre» vette, J. M. Brown, B. Benton, George E. Blevins, David Mink. Alternates: G. Foster,. C. S. Felts, L. G. lewse 'Johezi §7 fr '^fiteid«if»on, Mrs. R. Sf. Fair, L. Bnmgarnsn O. F. Cl«*ry, H. P. Eller, J. C. Qrayzoi),' Mrs. Charlie Johnson, S. A. Rash, wincea Bumgarner, Joe Hayes, O. D. Welbom, R, C. ■Wfood, Clarence Darla, T. M. Set- fle, McKinley Blaakhurn,’^ C. Sidden, McKinley Hanks, #, W. Sentry. Delegates to Senatorial Con tention; " ■’ Ray Hendren, John K. Ttarp, Rom Pearsonf J. 0. Brewer, P. •U, Brown, T. 8. Bryani Zollle Slier, J. A. Elledge,. R. V. Wright, J. H. Whicker,' W.^ B. Somers, Carl'Canter, F. M. Jen nings, Old Wllee, Miss Verna McCann, Miss Beatrice Holbrook, KelOi Prevette, B. M. Blackburn, L. Vyne, A. B. Johnston, W. T. Wyatt, J. O. Billings; Clyde Brewer, Lonnie Blevins, Mrs. C. Jennings, Mrs..J. B. Culler, Mrt. C. H. Hulcher, W. F, Ab- sher, W. T. Jolnes, Pat Williams, Pedro Brooks, Luther Prer^W, will Porter, J. M. Lyons. Alternates: J. O. Wood, Lee Estep, B. A. Green, Fred Phillips, F^.O. Brew er, C. M. Wellborn, Hi'C. Som ers, S. A. Mitchell, 8. C. Davte, J. A. Holloway, Bret Cothren, C.; L. Comer, Rob Prevette, E. H. McNeill, M. V. Sebastian, W. M vi|^||g||rRadfonl.'mtkec, Turnerff* C.' Daria, 0^. C. . F^ M.: Jennings, O burn, John B. Joim, J. derson. Mack Oarte. J. Hi W ^ er, S. M. Shumate, Clyde BreiMP, I th. ludic... c,... Holder, Johnnie Brown, T. M. Roop, T. M. Brown, G. R. Eller, Guy Tulbert, C. P. McNeill, Har- McNeill, Coy Marley, G. H. Walk vey Green, F. M. Swalm, Arlle I John W. Dula, P. M. Reid, H. lea," istar BasU^j All fiioPi ventkm: * g C. H. Ferguson, J, T. Preretto, e. H. Cowles, W. B. Soniers, M. C; ^ Haster 'WUbfi' tko stopped ftim in a Park' After searebihg the firedlnt- B. H. Cowles, W. B. Soniers, M. C; J»„. d. M. Bro.., »..0. «», drett,. B. Benton, W. J. Temple ton, J, A^Barlow,; C. H. Holland, Boh Taylor, W. W. Gentry, Oecar Billings, L. Vyne, ^P. B. Brown, J. B. Norris, J. H. Whicker, Sim on Carry, 0. C. Hayes, Jim Elier, j. O. IVood, B„ F." Brown, W. A. Payne, J. R. .^Owens, R. C. Jen nings, Offie Blackbam, Dr. T. H. HigginS(_Charlie D|||y, Red Cas- terens, tjr* B^luir.; JieKinley Ranks, G. A. Enier,^Jdim W. Rob bins. Alternates to the Judicial Con vention: if Charliet Darnell, Bad Swalm, Ceorge Elledge, R. M. Wkddell, Jesse Johnson, Slater Prevette, BJll Prevette,' Mrs. P. E. Brown, Mrs. 'R. E. Prevette, Mi%. Floyd Jennings, R.’ Don Laws; Tom Wyatt, B. C. Price, Mrs.' W. A. Stroud, Lee J. Church, W. W. Gambill, J. M. Blackburn, H. C. Somers, Henry Johnson, John Q. Brown W. H. Sebastian, C. D. Holbrook, G. D. Wellborn, Hill iwckets, the -bamUte became {'angry, then iaoghed and told him that since he had no* mdu- |y, with'him ^they would take hte“ fsliithes', ,4. ” -*■ Accordingly,^ 4h9 ba^fts Miller’s new topcoat, salt, and hat. iHe managed, ■’after nu*ch embarrassment;' to ball a taxieak and was taken home. ■ - - Foster, B. C. Foster. Arliu Trlp- lette, Mrs. W. M. Osborne, Mrs. Stella Key, W. B. Hall, Zachery Ferguson, John Walsh, Clarence M. Anderson, L. B. Myers, C. M. Elledge. John McOrady, H. H Jennings, Ransom Staley. Fletcher, Lawson Parker. Delegates to the Congressional Convention: P. E. Brown, R. C. Jennings Honor Roll of Fourth Grade 6th Month Roaring River Reece Alexander, Clay Alex- *■ — - - ander,’ Ralph Blackburn. Melvin P W. Eshelman, T. M. Foster, J. Robert Morrison, Al- B. Williams, R. Staley, F. J. Me- , sammie Lambeth. G. Duffle, S. A. Rash, M. C. Jones, W. B. Somers. O. F. Eller, J. F. Jordan, J. M. Brown, Mrs. F. M. Jennings, H. M. Anderson, Con Tharpe, A. R. Miller, R. Don Laws, W. K. Sturdivant, B. Brooks, S. U. Reynolds, C. H. Holland, W. E. Blackburn. J. W. Robbins, Dr. G. T. Mitchell, Jess Johnson, J. W. Neal, M. F. Ah sher. Wince Bumgarner, ton Miner, Sammie Lambeth, G. C. Porter, Glenn Porter, Harry Sebastian, Gales Scroggs, Jr., Cynthia Alexander, Ama Petty, Edith Rlddie, Hazel Shew, Mary Helen Ward. CARD OP THANKS We want to thank our friends for their many expressions of vllle Burchette, T. D. Barker^ W. V. Caudill, J. S. Hall, W. J. Tem pleton. Alternates: Otto Cleary. M. F. Phillips, C. M. Elledge, A. G. Poster, G. H. Walker, R. F. Eller, Russel Hen- 3ren, T. J. Frazier, Edwin Jen nings, Bart Beamon, Roby Brooks. Jess Welch, Gentry Brown, C. G. Glass. Doughton Eller, Bhd Staley, W. A. Black- Gran- sympathy during our recent be reavement. May God bless each of yon.. MRS. RALPH G. BINGHAM Cumberland county commit teemen find that most of the cot ton contracts are well In line. In dividual reductions rather than a county-wide horizontal reduction will be made in the tobacco con tracts. ler. ?bee Long time crop roUitfon* kf« being encouraged In Waabing^fim connty by W. '>V. Hayes, tiim agent; B. C. Blair, SUte C0l4^f. agronomist, has been heli^g EXCITEMENTI .FUN! "THESE THIRTY YEARS" Presented by the Ford^ Motor Company. A pic-' ture you’ll enjoy and talk. about. Liberty Theabi i THURSDAY and FRIDAY April 5 and ,6 Shows .3, 7 arid 9 p. m. FREE Tickets at Yadkin Valley Motor Co North jyilkesboro, N. C._ i_ REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Bank of North WilkesborCi G. Woodie, Zachery Taylor, G. H Walker, Bob Phillips, Coy Mar- ley, C. R. Darnell. C. H. Day, Will Fleenor, Ransom Minton, B. C. Price, John Wellborn, W. W. North Wilkesboro, N. C., to the Commissioner of Banks at the close of business on the 5th day of March, 1934. ■ ^ -t- RESOURCES Cash on hand and due from banks $248,478.99 United‘'States Bonds —$35,000.00 .. N. C. State bonds and notes 51,134.38 86,134.38 $ 334,613.37 I' WANT ADS Banking house, furniture and fixtures, and equipment..v.f-^.;..‘ 55,000.00 Other real estate —— 17,297.22 Overdrafts - — -- - ■ - - 50.04 Loan sand discounts - ; — 569,649.67 FDR S.ALE—^Two Pyrofax gas | ranges; priced cheap.—Wilkes ' Plumbing Works. 4-2-3t New full-floating rear axle. Studier “rear-end” throughout. Improved spec:al tru;Itelii«ift(V-8 engine. Heavy duty truck type cylinder heads, bronze connecting rod bearings. New ivBefore you buy any haulage or delivery unit let us tell v-ou the facts about the new Foi*d V-8 Truck and Commercif 1 Cars—about V-8 performance and econ- ' of operation and upkeep. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ™kin valley motor CO. TORD SALES AND SERVICE STREET PHONE 60 NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C. A- - ■ • vfc -:.v-aa r-a# Rev. and Mrs. Church Feted At Easter Breakfast ! To fete Rev. and ^drs. Avery ! Milton Church, who were mar ried last Sunday afternoon In a I beautiful ceremony at the Wil kesboro Baptist church, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Green were boats at an Easter breakfast at their home Sunday morning. A color nette of yellow and green was em phasized throughout In the deco rations of home and table ap- ' pointments. The dining table had (for its centerpiece a crystal bowl filled with Easter flowers around which were nests of Easter hun- I nies and eggs. At each end of I the table were three yellow can dles in silver holders while East er biddies marked the guests places. A four course breakfast was served at nine o’clock with cov ers laid lor the following: Rev. an4 Mrs. Church, Mrl and Mrs. Frank Tomlinson, Attorney and .’drs. Kyle Hayes,^ Miss. Alma Shoaf, Mr. T. L. Smith, of Gib- sonville and ’student at A. S. T. C. in B(H>Be, and Mr. and Mrs. Green. . LOST—Black Cat, white spot on thoat, wllrl answer to name Nighty. Finder return to Mrs. Edsel at Jake Brock’s, Pores Knob, S. C., and get reward. 4-6-2t-pd. fipft SALE 8. C. WhRr Leghorn Hutehing Eggs and Baby Chicks. Sired by pede- gr^d inales from dams with trapnest records from 3d0 to 320 eggs. Eggs. $1.50 per set ting of 15, or $1.00 per dozen. Chicks: 25c each. J. C. Living ston. P. O. Box 263, North Wilkesboro, N. C. 3-26-4-2-(M) /.;$L06©,34797 f ■ I LIABIUTIES ■ Capital stock. Common - —-f Capital Stock,'Inferred 7'.—75,000.00. Surplus, profits and reserves 63,369.39, BiUs rediscounted i.. — ....— NONE Bills payable ....— — - — NONE ’ Deposits — -— —87L97^58^ $1,0«),347!97'’ STEINWAY PL4NO We have a slightly used Stein- way Plano, just like new, that sells at all Steinway Dealers for $876.0Q. For quick sale $305.00, This Is an. OTPortun- ity of a. lifetime lor the home of refinement and onitute, or a plaoo' teacher •■to own the ?iWorld'8„ finest piano to ‘ less than half what it is worth ^ J. L. Garwood Plano Co., Wl' keshorOr .H' -C’ ' STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF WILKES, ss : R. W. Gwyn, Cashier, S V.' Tomlinson, Director, and .E. Blackbupu, Dii'ector, of the Bank of North Wilkesboro, each personally appeared be fore me this day, and, being duly sworn, each for himself, says that the foregoirig report is true to the best of his knowledge and belief. R. W. GWYN, Cashier j i V S. V. TOMLINSON, Director ^ ' E. M. BLACKBURN, Dfrector., V‘- Sworn to and subscribed before me this the 28th- day of March, 1934 7 r " ^ W. STARR, Notery Public. 1 0; commission expires FeBniaiy 2S, 1936) is
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