. OBitveBtikm Wffl 0i
At Roaring Mver
May^ 12th and 13th
im
' Va ^
Active With Jdxl
Ret«ra Ot PiNMqtevttjr If bdiott-
ed By Nambw Ot Improve*
neiits In Local Homes
aya
Anpdmr, Killt Sc^f
Win ID vootsst w. l. ^,7oium Shoots Rit^-d
PerlMasoat ir^ Dmigbter'a
9ttUar* to Defcth
“k'tTIw proKTsm tor tte'^ Cdwards
&hMhip Sunday school oonven-
tIon7* which will be held «t Roar-
tai^ltlver Baptist church Satur
day'and Sunday. May 18-lS, was
aaiouDced Tuesday.
'h- C. Walls. Charlie Byrd and
T, }. McNeill, members of the
township committee, announced
the program as follows;
Procram for Saturday
1:S0 Derotional, C. C. Cocker-
ham.
1:46 Sunday School reports by
Su perintendeiSts.
_ >:0®^ "Some Methods A Sun-
1iay School Teacher May Use To
Bnlist New Members,” Prof Geo.
H. Hill.
2:20 General discussion of
same topic.
2:30 "What Should A Sunday
School (Teacheir Teach?”, A. C.
Wall.
2:60 General Discussion of
same topic.
3:00 ‘‘How To Prepare A Sun
day School Lesson.” Charlie
Byrd.
3:20 General discussion of
same topic.
3:30 “What is The Relation
Between the Church and Sunday
Scfc-ml?”, Pastor, Avery Church.
3:40 General discussion of
same topic.
3:50 Miscellaneous.
Program For Sunday
9:45 Sunday school.
■10:45 Song Service by the fol
lowing church choirs: Little El
kin, Shoaly Branch, Cool Springs,
Pleasant Hill. Special .Mother’s
'Day songs to be sung by all
these choirs.
11:30 .Mother’s Day Sermon,
Pastor.
Child Kidnaped By Moron
Found Critically 111
Things are looUag upirard.
Judging from the activity of Hen-
dren Bros,- local plumbers, who
have been kept busy for some
time modemltlng homes in this
vlciulty by installing new plumb
ing eauipment.
Among the Jobs recently fin
ished by the local plumbers were
a complete plumbing Job at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bd-
ward Harris, plumbing equip-,
ment at the home of Fred Fin
ley, complete plumbing Job for
the new home of J. H. Alexander
in Wilkesboro, and a septic tank,
and water system for Wiley
Brooks near the city.
Hendren Bros. Is composed of
Messrs. Luther and Russell Hen-
dreh.
G«t Priies of $6.00 For Sub
mitting Names For Bur
gess Battery
^RaUigh, April 0.~-A fathers
_ objections to a courtship of his
TWO of thTl^^wtyflve prl*« ^
offered by the Burgees Battery hilling: of the son of
fQf Mrs. Charlotte Story Perklnsoa,
widely known Raleigh newspa^r
the
company, of Freeport, 111.
suggested names for a new bat- - . ■ ■
wwoh .h. 1.
ufacturlng, were won by young
men of North Wilkesboro.
The name “Krom-Plex’’
35.00 for R. C. Jennings, Jr.,
son of Attorney and Mrs. R. C.
Richard Perklnson, Jr., 25,
was Instantly killed in the Collins
home here as he pleaded with the
father for his life. A few mln-
son or Aiiorney anu .v_ ci.-att-old father f - 7.-’ e«»entlal Features ot the British
Jennings, and “Chrom-Pak” ^ System of Hadld Operation and
$5.00 for Melvin Kenerly, son-of kuien mmseii wun tne same snoi m,*. 0. o, Lowe.
* .. nvlwn ssvniAn PSA wAAIP wPIA
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Kenerly. Both
jng . ttllu into. A» W* ^
young men are employees of the man s life
Auto Parts company, of this city., , , ,
rrwenty-five prises were offer- d^lared the case «l“*’ly »”«
ed. the first prize being $60.00. . v __
The winning name has not been no Inquest w 11 ^ necessa^.
** Trra«iM«» »nA PVtaP aaiPAVifIn
learned here.
Chicago, April 10.—Two-year-
old Dorette Zletlow, reported
spirited away from the -home of
her grandmother Sunday by a
moron, was found near death to
night in an abandoned ice house.
The child was rushed to St. Eliz
abeth’s hospital.
Attaches at the hospital after
a superficial examination, said:
“It has not yet been determin
ed whether the child was at
tacked. Her condition is grave
and it is nece.ssary that she be
kept absolutely quiet for the time
being.”
Dorette was discovered by a
boy passing the ice house who
was attacted by a faint cry.
I The child's clothing was in
I tatters and she was semi-con-
I scions when taken from the
j place.
DAVY” CROCKETTS
cir-iiT PinrilRFD of Collins’ opposition to Perkin-
FIGHT IS attentions to his daughter,
historical Niss Ethel Collins, 30.
The opposition was brought to
Doctors have been counting
the pulse by watches ever since
1690.
I Life always his its troubles,
j And they never all relax.
■ The drink is mostly bubbles,
I And the price is mostly tax.
Drayage
I am ready and prepared to give you prompt
service on any hauling job. Just call me
and you will find that we ai-e on the job.
tl have been doing draying in North Wilkes
boro for over 25 years and I appreciate all
patronage given me.
LONG DISTANCE HAULING GIVEN
SPECIAL ATTENTION
Another interesting
point—this time about "Davy
Crockett—is being featured in
the current Chilean natural Ni
trate advertl’sement which is
published in this paper. Crock
ett’s hand to hand fight at the
Alamo where he met his death
In 1836, Is pictured.
That tragic massacre at the
Alamo in San Antonio, Tex., oc
curred just six years after Chi
lean Nitrate was first used to
fertilize Southern crops. The
first shipload of Chilean natural
Nitrate came to the U. S. In
ISSff—104 years ago. It has
been used steadily ever since
and has become almost the back-
b o n e of successful farming
throughout the entire South.
“Davy” Crockett’ is known for
the fact.s and fables of his marks
manship, for his colorful life, for
his many wilderness exploits.
But he was also a humorist and
a piiilosopher. Someone once
criticized his spelling and his
grammar. That made “Davy”
laugh.
“Haw.” he answered, “while
critics were learning ther gram
mar and their spelling, I and
Doctor Jackson, L.L.D., were
fighting in the wars. We had
more inyportant matters to at
tend to than crossin’ t’s and dot-
tin’ i’s and such like small
things.’’
Crockett’s spectacular death in
the Alamo was exactly the death
he desired. Many years before he
died he wrote: "Die like a brave
‘man. And I know not whether,
■ in the eyes of the world, a bril
liant death is not preferred to
an obscure life of rectitude. Most
! men are remembered as they
died, and not as they lived. We
gaze with admiration upon the
glories of the setting sun, yet
scarcely bestow a passing glance
upon the noonday splendor.’’
R. L CUNDIFF
Summit News
144 _ PHONES - 172-J
North Wilkesboro North Carolina
SUMMIT, April 9.—The Sun
day school at Yellow Hill is pro
gressing nicely.
Mr. Shatter Blackburn and
daughter, Lillian, and Mr. Earl
Cheeks, of Hopkins, were visitors
in this section Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Black- throughout the
burn, of Ashe county, visited
H. L. Besliears, Sun-
J. S. Greer, of this
V-C
Fertilizer
Is Good Crop Insurance
this
Brought together at the scene
Your profits come out of the ground, therefore
make your soil rich to start with and then insure
a heavy and profitable growth by the use of V-C
Fertilizers.
In doing this, you eliminate most of the risk in
growing your crops.
ASK YOUR DEALER
spent Saturday night with
aunt. Mr«. H. C. Right, of
community. of the tragedy for questioning by
i Mr. Lee Carnett and family Coroner Waring, Miss Collins
■ spent Sunday evening with Mr. i and her brother, M. Graham Col-
I i Carnett’s mother, Mrs. Sarah '
KIl
w
^ Will
J Mni;' Clitrs. Kilby pi
vlsltint-Jber parents,
Mrs. Cl^iiie Laws,
county. ■ n
Mra^M. b. Lowe was a visitor
In Jiiyforsville Thnra^jv
Robert Lowe,-of Concord,
was avUftor in this coi^munity
Sunday. 7. 3^
f : The Reverend Ernest Banigar-
ner fllied hto re-g'ulaT appoint
ment at Mt. Olive church Sun
day.
iaent
•TO;
tVilkeaboro'a ReipBeseatalivea
Left Tbia Movntog
et TFHll Ooateihr
mtcoean
Prof. ^T. E. Story, principal of
Wilkesboro high school, left ear
ly this morning for Chapel HIH
with the sehoors four renrwen-
tatives in the triangular debat
ing contests
IC. C.
Relieves Flu, Celds. Coughs,
U HiFMt, C^rsap, Nerreana*.-'
-T-c_7>_ Jim Bumgarner and Torn Story
speak for the negative Jind
MiOT Maud Joyn^ returoed to Hartley and Rsula Crift
Undls Sunday after spending the affirmative on
the query: Resolved, T9«t the
&
sometime with her parents, Mr.
Wilkes States Should Adopt,the
essential Features ot the British
WHO mr. ana Jura. i/. v. iwww. »»
gun with which he took the Claude Laws, of Moravian S*
voung mans life.. u. ak»w Preliminaries start this
Coroner Lawrence M. Waring
Falls, WM a visitor, at Mr. Seth
Deal’s Sunday.
2 • Ah VIIUO A S3A1 ^VU W CHO A ■
ot murder and suicide and said at^ Mr. Dean Lowe's Sunday
.... M cured by said deed of trust, I, tMs
M,. acd. ™ ^ .... ‘n-u*. W,n Kfc*:
Waring said that according to
the story gathered by him the
tragedy was the direct outcome
Z. r , Tuk' senutives to Chapel Hill this
Misses Edith and Kilby
were visitors at .Mrs. Burtle . ,, 
Rrovhill’a Snndav. - ‘ ' ' — .
a climax by the woman’s absence
from home Sunday night in com
pany with Perklnson, the coro
ner said. Miss Collins accom
panied Perkinson on a trip to a
farm sevtekal miles from here
Sunday afternoon.
Their automobile developed
motor'trouble that night and the
couple did not get into Raleigh
until this morning. They went to
the home of Perkinson’s mother
in fashionable Hayes-Baton.
The young man drove Miss
Collins to her home this after
noon. The double shooting oc
curred shortly afterwards.
Perkinson was shot once
through the right breast. Indica
lions were that the gun had been
fired at a distance of only about
one foot, as the wound was hard
ly larger than a shot gun shell.
■ After shooting the young man,
Collins walked into the hall of
his home, seated himself in
Birds are not the only long-
„ — listance travelera; caribou of
L. Davis, of Wilkes North America are known to mi
grate 800 miles. • .
Broyhlll’s Sunday.
• Mr. Leonard Lowe spent Sun
day with his grandnarents, Mr
and Mrs. J
co'jnty.
Messrs. Lee yoyncs and Clay
ton Wiles, Misses Cora and Es-
tell Bdsel were visitors at Mr.
Henry Lowe’s Monday.
Mr. W, B. Marlow was a visi
tor at Mr, Parks Lowe’s Sunday.
Mrs. Glenn Russell is spending
this week with her mother, Mrs.
Etta Munday. at Taylorsville.
Mr. Sherman Davis and family
spent Sunday at Mr. L. J. Bum
garners.
Mr. Luther Sharpe spent Sun
day night at Mr. Clarence Bent
ley’s.
chair and fired a load of shot
through his head. He used a
short piece of rope, looping it
around the trigger of the .gun
and pulling it with the toe of his
shoe.
The load blew away the top
and back of his head.
Miss Collins and her mother,
Mrs. Margaret Collins, had just
arrived on the front porch of
their home when Collins was pre
paring to kill Perkinson, they
told Coroner Waring.
They said they heard Perkln
son pleading with Collins not to
shoot.
Collins had locked the front
and rear doors and Miss Collins
and her mother tried vainly to
get into the house and prevent
the killing, they said.
■Til kill all of you if you come
in here,” Miss Collins said she
heard her father scream just be
fore shooting Perkinson.
Miss Collins, a slender bru
nette. is a church worker here.
Her mother has been employed
for several years at the state hos
pital for the insane and it was
through her that Perkinson met'
the daughter around two years
ago.
Mrs. Perkinson. who is known
state for her
writings in newspapers and con-
Mr.s. Blackburn’s parents, Mr. nections with various organiza-
SKRVIClR BY' PUBLICATION
■NO'nCE
North Carolina, Wilkes Coun
ty.
In the superior Court.
-Mrs. Edna Taylor 'Wyatt, vs E.
Glenn Wyatt.
The defendant above named,
E, Glenn Wyatt, will take notice
that an .action entitled as above
■as been commenced In the su-
ncrior court of Wilkes County,
North Carolina, in which the
ulaiiUiff is asking for an abso
lute divorce from the defendant
■>n the grnn.nd.s of seperation for
a period of more than two years;
and ‘ho said E. Glenn Wyatt will
further take notice that he is re
quired to appear at the court,
house in Wilkesboro, Wilkes
County, North Carolina on or be
fore the 10th day of May, 1934.
to answer or demur to the com
plaint in said action, or the
plaintiff will apply for the relief
demanded in said complaint.
This 10th day of April, 1934.
Wm. A. STROUD,
Clerk of Superior Court.
W. H. McElwee, Attorney.
.5-3-4t.
and Mrs
day.
Mr. Vincent Foster, of Cpngo, „„„
spent the week-end with his g),e found employment for
tions, said her son had been pro
nounced a psychopathic case, hut
was able to do manual labor and
him
city.
on a dairy farm near the
aunt, .Mrs.
section.
Miss Eva Right spent Satur
day night with Mrs. Jones Mil
ler, of Summit. — —, . -
Mr. Frank Tominson returned ighment and as the publicity di
home Friday from the C. C. rector tor the united dry forces
Camps where he has spent the of North Carolina,
last six months.
Mr. Lonnie Church, of Harley
Mrs. Perkinson is also widely
known for her work with the so
ciety for abolition of capital pun-
NOnCE
preniwnariet start ^ve- ”aae'l»”payment of the dibt
»Ing and the flnala.wlU he heWl,„^ ^eed of truet. I,
Under and by vlrtuo of . Qza
power of sale contained in weea-
taiu dedd of trnet, executed- 1H
H, B. Swaim, and wife, Kaja
Swaim, to the undersigned Irta
tee, and recorded in book ICi.
page 434 in the office of Cke
Register of Deeds tor WfllSna
county, and default having 'beeii
vu.u.; ■ -1 unaersignea irusiee, wm sw
ml Pleasant also sent repre-1 pabuc auction, for cash, to
—. r«i, iiigbeat bidder, on the pr'”
BRAME’S RHEUMA-LAX
FOR RHEUMATISM
Qnieb Relief
R M. BRAME A SON
North Wilkeaboso. N. C.
ty
NtmCE
North Carolina, Wilkes Coun-
Tihe slain man’s father, R. S.
Perkinson, is a travelling repre-
bis srntalive for a casket company.
Cash Fertilizer
& Seed Store
SftOAF & GREENE
“A” Street North Wilkesboro, N. C.
j Carnett, who has been ill for
some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Coy Church, of
Pattons Ridge, and Mr. and Mrs.
Lee J. Church, of Summit, visit
ed Mf. and Mrs. Carlie Carnett’s
Sunday.
..Miss Lizzie Keos spent Sunday
night with Miss .Minnie Benge,
of this section.
Mrs. Liza Fleenor and children
spent Sunday evening in the
home of Mr. W. A. Benge, of
this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Greer,
Brownwood, are spending
■some time in the home of Mrs.
Greer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee
J. Church.
The people are sorry to learn
that Mrs. Carlie Carnett is very
lins, 25, blamed each other for
the shootings.
Miss Collins declared In the
presence of her brother that he
had “talked” about her before
their father and attributed the
tragedy to this. Graham asserted
the shootings resulted from Miss
Collins’ alleged frequent and un
explained absences from home.
When Coroner Waring asked
the brother and sister which und
ertaker they wished called, Gra
ham turned to his sister and
said: “It’s up to you. It’s your
funeral.”
Both Miss Collins and her
brotlver wept frequently and at
times appeared hysterical.
VIRGINIA-CAROLINA CHEMICAL
CORPORATION
Mrs. Etta Faw Enjoys
Big Birthday Dinner
RECEIVED—A full line rf T. W. Wood's & Sons
Garden Beaus. We also have Field and Garden Seeds
Cash Fertilize & Cqm^y
OBIDS, April 10.—Mrs. BtU
Faw enjoyed a delightful birth
day dinner at her home at Obids
Sunday, the occasion being her
53rd birthday anniversary. Rev.
Glenn Huffman addressed the
gathering Sunday aftornoor. It
was a most delightful affair and
iMra. Faw extended a cordial in-
Food Sale Will Be
Conducted Saturday
The Mary Brame Circle of the
local Methodist church, will
sponsor a food sale at Spain-
hour-Sydnor’s Store on Saturday
afternoon, beginning at 2 o’clock.
All kinds of food will be on sale
and anyone desiring a special
order phone M,rs. A. B. Johnston.
Card jf Thanks
We wish to take this opportun
ity to thank our msAy friends
for the'kiadMai.shewn"ua, dur-
ijgf the sickness and death of our
XOnCK OP SALE OP LANDS
BY TRUSTEE
Under and by virtue of the
power and authority, contained in
that certain deed of trust execut
ed on the 4th day of January,
1934, by Equipment Sales &
Supply Co., Inc., recorded In the
office of the Register of Deeds
for Wilkes County, North Caro
lina, in Book 160, Page 599, de
fault having been made in the
payment of the indebtedness
thereby secured, as therein stipu
lated, and at the request of the
holder of said indebtedness, the
undersigned Trustee will sell, for
cash, to the highest bidder, at
public auction, at the Court
House door of Wilkes County, in
Wilkesboro, North Carolina, on
Tuesday, .\pril 24th, 1934, 12
o’clock M., the following describ
ed lands to-wit;
Beginning at an iron pin on
the East side of the Round
Mountain Stearns’ corner; thence
running north 41 degrees west
719 feet to a post oak; thence
north 46 degrees 30 minutes west
692 feet to a post; thence north
3 degrees 30 minutes east 580
feet to a post; thence south 87
degrees east 84 feet to a post;
thence north 3 degrees 30 min
utes east 1412 feet to a post;
thence south 86 degrees 30 min
utes east 464 feet to a post;
thence north 10 degrees east 470
feet to a post; thence south 84
deg. 15 minutes east 950 I'eet to
a post: thence south 27 degrees
45 minutes east 1420 feet to a
post; thence south 6 degrees 45
minutes west 695 feet to a post;
thence north 88 degrees 45 min
utes west 230 feet to a post;
thence'south 6 degrees 15 min
utes west 537 feet to a post from
the edge of the new road; thence
sjuth 19 degrees west 425 feet
to an oak; thence south 72 de
grees east 280 feet to an oak;
thence south 46 degrees west 471
feet to a corner, twin pines,;
thence south Tl degrees 80 min
utes west lAO feet to an iron,
pin: thence south 86 degrees west
176 feet to a stake; thence south.
70 degrees 45 minutes 260 foot
to a stake; thence south 88 de
grees west 2418 feet to ■ an Iron.^
■pin, to the beglnntog.
Being the Identical property
heretofore conveyed to K. C. El
ler by deed of O. C. Fesperman,
Commissioner, dated October 6th,
1932, and recorded in the office,
of the Register of Deeds -tor
Wilkes ■eounty, N. C,. In, B^k
160,. at page 164, also being the
same prt^erty conveyed to the'
Elqutpment Sales & Supply Co.>
Tne., by deed of K. Ci Eller and
his wife, Arabel B. Eller, dated
October 15th, 1932, and record
ed In the office of the Register
of Deeds for 'Wilkes: Ctgkflty, N,
C., in Book 160, page 184.
This March 23rd, 1234.
In the Spr“>rioT Court.
Colonial Products Company.
Inc., vs .Murray .Rubber Coni-
uany, Inc., and- Alfred H. Bran-
'lam. Receiver of Murray Rubber
Company, Inc.
To Murray Rubier Cou-in.ur-
Inc. and Alfred Branham, Receiv
er of Murray Rubber Company.
Ine;
You a: each of you are here
by' notified that an action as
above entitled has been com
menced in the Superior Court of .
Wilkes county, and that sum
mons .has. been i3,sued therein,
returnable before the Clerk of
Superior Court of Wilkes Count
on the 4th day of May, 1934, at
his office in the courthouse in
the town of Wilkesboro, North
Carolina, and you. are further
notified that at the sa:ne tim
and place a warrant of attach
ment was i.sBued against the
property of the defendants, in |
the above entitled cause, return- i
able at the same time and place. I
and you will further take notin'- j
that the plaintiff has filed a i
duly verified complaint in said I
cause in the office of the Clerk of j
the Superior Court of Wilkes
County, and you are hereby fur
ther notified to appear at said
time and place and answer or de
mur to the complaint of the
plaintiff, which is for the recov
ery ot the sum of $5,076.71, due
the plaintiff by the defendants as
sales agent of the defendants,
and herein fail not.
This April 3, 1934.
W. A. STROUD,
Clerk ot Superior Court.
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n
on the 28rd day of April, 122%.
at two o’clock p. m., the foHew- „
Ing described real estate, to wH;?""
Being lots numbers 6 aai-^
on map of Ridge Crest properlr
of J. W- Darticll, J. W. MsMa
and C. B. Franklin, said plat **-
corded In Register of Deefc
flee of Wilkes County, N. C.
This 20th day of March,
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