JOtJRNAI^PAXRIOT.
W«A Dwii^tair Of lA'/awp, Mn.
G. TaaiMy;
7 Be Tomorrow ^ '
X'. Mmb Inet Vannoy, tourteen-
jaar-oM daughter ot Mr. , and
■xs^ R. G. Vannoy, of MMlere
•reek, died this morning at fire I
I Sheriff Pope, a Republican,!
Md had Ignored a court order issued
•falock.
She
leaves
parents
THURSDAY, NOV. 4ii
Jay AnderMB Will
Broadfaact Orer
-f' Friday Nifht,^ 9 o’clock
ff
Jay^ Anderson, North Wilkesr.
•our brothers and sisters: Cecil,
Eleanor, Bobbie and Susie-Vaa-
runeral service will be  cou-
, dactad at the home Friday eft-
*onf5y» at one o’clock. IntenBont
iriDhe in the New Hope Ceme
tery.
by Judge Hawkins, a Democrat,'
designed to restrain the county
election board from declaring
Republican candidates In last
Tuesday's election winners until
all ballots had been counted.
Democrats contended that tab-
I ulatlon of 213 absentee ballots,
boro youth, in school at Wako
Forest,' will broadclit again ,03^'
er WPTT,^ Raleigh,'F^day’nlgliS
at nine o'clocki The . prograa
will consist, of organ numbers
and selections by the Wake for
est Choir, i He will be on again
on Thursday night of next week
at the same hour.
NOTICK
North Carolina, Wilkes Coun-
. The Rotary Club of Asheville is
afWMoring a 4-H pig club In
BtBicombe county with pure bred
5£^d China hogs as the breed
thrown out by Republican elec
tion officials because they were
not mailed to the polls, would
assure election of their candi
dates to county offices.
IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL...
Visit those two shops where you get the best
in Barber Work. Nice steam-iheated baths.
WILKES BARBER SHOP
lOTH STREET BARBERSHOP
Sf. G. BOSTT.tiN
I. T. CHlTtCH
J. H. THOMPSON
FRKI) IMLMKR
RKI) FKIiTS
Tl'RNKR B.41V(a KS,S
R1'.S.SKI, GKKKM':
\v. ,1. cumcH
to
Outcast Lady’' which comes [ of Michael Arlen's story,
the Liberty Theatre. Thurs-j The program Is not of inter
day and Friday presents a great i est to children, according to the
pair of lovers in one ot the, statement of the manager, Mr.
strongest emotional dramas ever 1 Harold Kay.
written for the stage and screen, j A well rounded program of
Constance Bennett and Her-1 shorts lias also been careful con-
bert Marshall made an untorget-[ sideration in conjunction with
table pair in the picture version, the -showing of “Outcast I.ady.'’
CAROLINA ROUTE
IS SELECTED FOR
SCENIC PARKWAY
(Continued from page one)
.Appreciation
My Friends:
I feel as though I would be gross
ly ungrateful to my friends, both Re
publicans and Democrats, if I did not
in some way express my appreciation
for the splendid'vote I received in the
November 6th election. Therefore,
may I publicly express my thanks to
all my loyal friends in this manner,
as it would be impossible for me to see
each of you personally.
I wish to state that after I assume
office on the first Monday in Decem
ber, I will do my best to serve the peo
ple of Wilkes county in a fair, cour
teous and prompt manner.
Labor Leaders Hope
To Have Owners Bear
Burden Of Insurance
By virtue of the power 'ol
sale contained In a certain Deed
of Trust, executed to me on the
19th day of January, 1951, by
W. J. Burchette and wife, R. B.
Burchette, recorded In Book 157,
page 309, in the office of the
Register of Deeds for Wilkes
County, to secure a certain note
the terms of which not having
been complied with, the holder
of said note having made de
mand upon the Trustee to fore-
clone the said Deed of Trust. I
will therefore on the 8th day of
December. 1934, at 12 o’clock
M offer lor sale to the higbesj,
bidder for cash at the court
house door in Wilkesboro, N. C..
the following described real e.s-
tate:
Bounded on the north by the
lands ot J. F. Burchette. and on
the South by the lands ol Mrs.
J. A. Billings and on the west
the lands of C. E. Sharpe and J.
F. Burchette. The same being
the lands whereon J. F. Bur
chette now lives and whereon is
situated a six room dwelling
house.
We iirant to tkahk our neigh-
bora and (riend* (or the UadneM
extended and heantUul flowers
given, after the deftly; of our
&iT^iiBl>aad and fattier. Dr. W.
6: Stewart,., These^ tokens of
arinpfithy will be ever gratefully
remembered and appreeiated. r
ALICE 8TEWA.RT
■ * XTTa rtUTT TkOINXr ,
AND. CHILDREN.
B^N>di«r CN L, 1*
t Die* In Fort Pinreo^
R.' W. Godfrey: 6», promts
busiaese ssea of ClarksbS
Va..
died at his winter bbi
fwt Pierce. Plorldn, Sati
held
THh fnneral‘> service was-
Misnday in .Clarlnharg* He^ was
a toother of, L. L. Godlrgy^of
Wilkesboro.
gorge. Grandfather Mountain, try Itear the full cost of unem-
Mount Mitchell, Craggys and the ployment insurance.
Asheville section. The parkway | Across the plain oak desk of
will then run into the Mount Pi.s-' his office atop the .American
I TPcxriAraHon o( LaboT butldiiig.
Green made this clear
This 3rd day of November.
Washir.p^ion, Nov. 13.—Labor 153.J
leaders plan to urge that indus-j CLYDE SHEl’HERD.
12-6-4t. Trustee.
TO All MY FRIENDS
IN WILKES COUNTY
I am taking this method to thank my friends,
both Republicans and Democrats, for their sui
port in the election held November 6th. Your vot«|,\
of confidence makes me grateful to all of you, and
I wish to thank you all from the bottom of my .
heart.
f-
After I take the oath of office I will strive to
do everything possible to cairy on my work to
the satisfaction of every one, rendering a service
to all alike, performing the duties of the office to
the best of my ability.
Again thanking you all for your loyal support!^ I
I am, yours very truly,
O. F. ELLER
William
today. j
The stocky, .«andy-haired pres
ident of labor's biggest organiza-1
tion expects President Uoose- j
veil’s social recurity program to I
produce in the way of nnem-|
ployment ius-.runce: j
LO.NT—I pair swinging ice scales
in North Wilkesboro. Return
to Frazier's Beauty Shop or
phone IT."). ll-lS-li-pd
fX)ST — Small sirotCtl hound
bitch, brown head, crooked
hind legs, cross-eyed and ug
ly; last seen near Bullhead
Mountain in Ueddie.s River
township. Reward. T. S. Ken-
nerlv, Nortli Wilkesboro, N. C.
11-15-lt
Again, I Thank You, One
and All
Charles C.
I and connect with the Newfound
1 Gap highw'ay near Cherokee,
j Working On Surveys
- As .soon a.s location surveys of
j the parkaway are completed by
I the National Park service the
i United. State.s bureau of public
! roads the North Carolina and'
' Virginia highway departments,
all working jointly, the next step
will be the procurement of right-
of-ways. This will be the r?spon-
.sibility of 'Virginia and North
Carolina, as under the agreement
they arc to provide the land for
the parkway, except of course,-
where it traverses property al- i
ready owned by the federal gov- j
eminent. j
Both North Carolina and Vir- j
ginia have assured Secretary i
Ickes that there will be no trouble'
in securing the right-of-way.:
Ickes is insisting on 1,000 feet'
right of way wherever possible.
He also made other general plans
j regarding the parkway. 'Tliere
; will be restricted frontal right of
j way along the parkway with no
I refreshment stands, filling sta-.
> tions, etc. except certain turnoffs.'
I The motorists can go along at \
! ea.se and enjov the .scenery with- i
! out having to worry about the I ty.
I coming to cross roads and othe’’' By virtue uf Die power .of
' hazards fund on a regular high-; sale contained in a certain Deed
i way. Icke.s has ordered that num-1 of Trust, executed to me on the
I erous parking plac -s be provided j 13th da.y ^f February,
, along the parkway wliere the
I traveler may leave his car and
i get out for a better view of es-
I pecially interesting features. In
‘ places trails will be built to some j „„t i,aving been
I of the most important scenic at-1 pUg,} the holder of
I.OSfl': Man’s traveling bag
Thursday between Roaring
River and Guy Wellborn's on
old Boone Trail. Address of
Dick Dudley, Shelby, N. C., on i
bag. Return to Journal-Patriot
office for reward. 11-15-lt-pdl
NOTICE
North Carolina, Wilkes Conn-
Thank You
James McGee and wife, Ella Mc
Gee, recorded In book 165, page
96. in the office of the Register!
of Deeds for Wilkes County, to j
secure a certain note, the terms
com- I
said j
tractions along the route. Ample | note having made demand upon j
camping grounds will be provid- i the trustee to foreclose the said
ed for travelers who prefer to | Deed of Trust. I will therefore
“t''nl out” instead oJ locating' on the 8th day ot December,
some of the cross roads to citi''.s ^ 1934, at 12 o clock M offer for
for hotel accommodations.
'Aside from the long rn:-'" r:i--
noinic advantage which will conn,
to North Carolina by reason of
the heavy tourist trade which
will be attracted to the state.
North Carolinians will benefit
from the millions of dollars which
will be expended in building the
'roads.
Rock Springs Services
is announced that Rev. Kay-[
mond Dancy, of Marion, Va ,
will conduct services at Rock
Springs church on the fourth
Saturday and Sunday in th.s
month. The public is invited to
attend.
Attending Convention
i W. A. and R. T. .McN.eill. of
h t:iv Coca Cola Bottling Company,
[ I left Saturday for Buffalo. New
York, where ihey are altendiiig
sale to the highest bidder for
cash at the courthouse door in j
.. ilkesboro, N. C., the following |
described real estate; j
Beginning on a small while |
oak Lonnie Sales southwest cor
ner in Mrs. Mattie Staley's line
and running north with Lonnie
Sales line 726 feet, to Lonnie
Sales’ northwest corner; thence
soutlnvestwardly with Vernon
Parks’ line 578 feet to a small
pine in Mrs. Mattie Staleys and
Vernon Parks’ line; thence eas
856 feet to the point of begin
ning. Containing 6 acres mort
or less, said tract of land lying
south and southeast of Vernon
Parks’ land, said Vernon Parks
iieing present on the date tlie
above measurements were made
and assisting in the locating .sai l
lines and agreeing to same
wherever they join his land, on
April 22nd, 192 4, In presence of
Eli Johnson and James McGee.
This 3rd day ot Nov., 1934.
TO MY FRIENDS, BOTH
REPUBUCANS AND DEMOCRATS:
It is impossible for me to see each one of
my friends personally in Wilkes county, both
Republicans and Democrats, who supported
me in the election held on November 6th,
therefore, I wish to take this means of thank
ing you—one and all. ,
I deeply appreciate the many words of
encouragement spoken to me during the
campaign by my friends, and the support I
received at the ballot box. Although many
erroneous reports were circulated about me
during the last days of the campaign, I am
gratified to know that my loyal friends look
ed upon them as only “campaign propa
ganda,” and viewed them in their true light.
Just as I have done in the past, I again
pledge myself and my deputies to render to
the people of Wilkes county the very best
service possible, and to be ready to respond
to any call promptly. My record as sheriff
of this county is an open book, and I have al
ways tried to do my duty as sheriff to the
very best of my ability.
In closing, again let me tell all of you who
gave me . your vote of confidence that I ap
preciate your action to the highest degree.
W. B. Somers
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