). N.
ifcr. R. O. Po®Mn, Blktn, was
ilnesa visitor to the city yes^
“Tir,. Mitch Davis, of Qllreath,
vraa c lMsiaess visitor In this city
Tuesday,,
Mrr C. W. Elledgo^*bf'\' HayB,
was' a huslnoBs visitor. In this
city Tuesday.
i
Dr. F. C. Hubbard returned to
day from a two-day medical meet
Ing In Baltimore.
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APPLESAUCE 3 25c
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Cnrrahts 10 oz. pkg.
queen Am
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LETTUCE, nice firm, 10c
GREEN BEANS, 3 lbs. 25c
BRUSSEL SPROUTS, lb. 22V2C
EGG PLANT, lb. 10c
I GREEN PEPPERS, lb. 10c
OKRA, Ib 121/20
i ORANGES, nice juicy Floridas—
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>week-end at Hay* with her
ter, Mr*. C. C. Blerliui. '
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brown and
Mrs. C. O. Mt^Iel were TUdton to
Wlnstonr^d^ Tueeday^ 1 n
Mr. R; B. Pharr eontinaea to
be confined to hie home by ill-
nees, we are sorry to1)tate. « -■
Mr. Andrew”Payne,of Jobe
Cabin township, was business
visitor, to the city Tuoeday.
Mr. J. W. Robhlne, well known
resident of Somers township, was
a visitor to Wllkeaboro yesterday.
County Agent A. O. Hendren
attended a gathering of tobacco
growers In Winston-Salem Wed
nesday. i
Mr. Joe Moore, of Mayodife
was a guest over the week-eiid In
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chmrtes
Smltoey.
Mr. H. A. Patton, of State Col
lege, Is In Wilkes today In the
Interest of the soil conservation
program.
Mr. L. A. Gudger .has recover
ed from a broken leg and Is able
to be out again, friends are glad
to learn.
Mr. O. C. Turner Is able to be
out again following an Illness of
five weeks with Inflammatory
rheumatism.
Attorney Ira T. Johnston, of
West Jefferson, was a visiting at
torney at federal court In Wil-
kesboro yesterday. ( •
Attorneys W. R. Clegg and f .
H. Scott, of Carthage, were pro
fessional business visitors In Wll-
kesboro Wednesday.
Messrs. D. A. Holloman and C.
M. Wellhom, of the Cycle com-'
munity, were In the Wilkesboroi^
yesterday on business.
Miss Mary Jo Pearson, student
of Salem College, spent the week
end ..here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 1. E. Pearson.
Mr. Claude Hutchens, who Is,
connected with the Ford dealer
ship agency in Boone, visited rel
atives and friends here Sunday.
Mr. M. E. Reeves, well known
citizen of the Laurel Springs vi
cinity, was in this city Tuesday
looking after business matters.
;1 SALES-PERSOWNElTof GADDY MQtPRr^iPANY
* • . -‘-I ^ .
..vADhUNIsmATORfB KOtTCV
Hstvlng -auailfle^l as Adtahs-
k^tor of UlP wtate of .E!mm»
uudor, debased, all perse
beroby notified to iUo ....—
efaiip, If hai lhey have, with the
underailii^ adthlnlstrutor*’' wRk-
1b twdlye-dtoBt|» from thS^iAatv
of this. puhiUear^n or ^ame will
he plead hMr of their tigW t»
jmover.a-
! r' Thh tWh'daF«f Oct-. |P5«.
1 -T. ALH?AHDh^. ,^
Adminigt;irtor„ 4 ^
Smma ’Alezander, Dqe^aed.
t2-3-ft - Ah^liers. Jf.'C-
beat.
* By Ttirtue of antborHy eontoio-
-d In a certain Mortgage Deed
executed by L. M. Oakley and
wife, Sarah Oakiey, to the nur
deraigned Mortgagees on Fehru-
L
Carpenter;
Church, Fred
... Mis* d'|k^^rfi®n,'>f Jackson,
Mlk; ar^=^V^«Mt ' of the ^ r - - . .x ■ - . .
week for a iyfejt^jfltb' her broth- OlWer Absher and they a^«^d
■•er, Mr. A, ju.-^Jdfijin, .'manager of Carolina-Duke foott^ ^hte
-» Ai at Cbapel Hill Saturdtqr. ;
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trimmers. Toning eye. VolG^
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perspective cabinet, tmd 23
major jeatmres. Nothing WsB fcf
ever before^ ,
Mark-Down
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the’ local J, Company
wtcie.- •virv’ ' V-' '
Mr. and'Jrs.- JoHil jceysf, Mrs.
;MaVy-Chipcli and" dajSfhter, Miss
VJrgle phufeb, of SL Paul’s Va;,
are herpjB.n.p-vi^'toMail Martha
Church -and- otl^ relatiyes,.ln the
county. ' ■ •
- Miss Rebecca:.Biahie, student
of ’Salem ^-^lhgb^%ho' bpe'nt, the
week-end hM-o with her parents.
Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Brame, had
as a guest a-K-eoboolmate, Miss
Jennie Carter..
Miss Rosa Billings, who bolds
a position '.tt ihei office of A. G.
Hendren, Wilkes farm agent,
spent the week-end at. Moxloy
with . her'father, Mrs. A. J. Bll-
lings; , „
Miss Inez Wannamaker.' a
member of the faculty, of the .Col-
lettsTiile high school In Caldwell
county, was th«. guest of Mlss^
Eloiso Starr .in WtUteebom . tho^
past we«k»w#4.?ii
Mr.‘L.* E. J^tocls, secretary of
the WtnVttfn^aiem '^Prddu^n
Credit association, was,. In . Wil-
kesboro today looking after busi
ness matters for that organiza
tion.
IX THE DISTRICT COURT OP
THE UNITED STATES, FOB
TUB MIDDLE DISTRICT OF
XORTH ('AROLTXA.
In Bankruptcy.
James Lee Turner, Surviving
Partner of J. L. Turner & Son, a
partnership, and James Lee Tur
ner, Individually. Bankrupt.
To—THE HONORABLE JOHN>-
SON J. HAYES, JUDGE OF THE
DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF NORTH
CAROLINA:
James Lee Turner, surviving
partner of J. L. Turner & Son, a
partnership, and James Lee Tur
ner, individually, of North 'WIl-
kesboro, in the County of Wilkes
and State of North Carolina, in
■aid District, respectfully repre
sents: That on the 21th day of
June, 1936. he was duly adjudg
ed bankrupt under the Acts of
Ui>ngre.s3 rolatlug to bankruptcy.'
that he has duly surrendered all
his property and rights of prop
erty. anti has fully complied with
•ill the requirements of said acts
and of the orders of the court
touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore, he prays that he
may be decreed by the Court to
have a full discharge from all
debts provable against his estate
under said Bankrupt Acts, ex
cept such debts as are excepted,
by law from such discharge.
Dated this the 31st day of Oc
tober 1936.
JAMBS LEE TURNER, i'
■ ‘ Bankrupt-
OBXYSB OP hCfflGB THEREON
, Qn thU thainh day of Novem-
rwding the forego-
— __ jby Court that-
*.^hcftrtnrilh?iiiW.hPdB' the same
bk” day"- ot*. - December,'
iaS6 betb’r* the undersigned
iSihhnt Airy,
in *ald'ia«irlbt, ’«k' ok:lock
a»d “pl^jht 'nwtloe; thereof bo
jtthJJshed Wv^;Jotstnal-Patrioti
lbb^d^ghate^(:TilW«9«eH'. and
that mUtkiwwh
appear
and place, and
sii^ any they have,:
why the, prayer of said petitioner
Should tot -1^ epinted.-^; ..
the court ^ the. B«er»e sh;all
send hy roafi to all k^n credl*
im» Tmjerpiim&wiMYtCthem jat
their places'of'rmdden^ as stat-
f4
i^ft'Wova
ir. riiftord Avery.'of Hickory,j Mrs. E. P. Albea continues Cri-
speht the week-end » Mr. ] tically ill at the Wilkes I^spltal.
we are sorry to state,
sister to Dr. R. M. .Bran
Mr. P. J.rBrame. : |
t= *■ J
le Is ;a
s and
aky 10, 1920, and the stlpnlatlona
of said Mortgage Deed not hav
ing - been complied with, the un
dersigned Surviving Mortgage*
will on the 12th day of December,
1936, at 12 o'clock, noon, offer
for sale at public auction, for
caab, to satisfy the Indebtedness
seenred by said Mortgage Deed,
he following described real es
tate :
Beginning on William Curry's
northeast corner on a White Oak
running south G2 poles to a pop
lar on the bank of the branch
small stream; thence east 97
Poles. to a black oak In John
Glass’ Wne;’thence north 62 Pdos
to a stake on the Bank of the
road; thence with said road west
to John Glass’ line 97 poles;
theneo south to the be^nning,
the same containing 35* acres,
more or lees.
This 12th day of Nov., 1936-
G. G. & J. A. OAKLEY,
12-10-4t. Mortgagees.
By J. A. Oakley, Surviving Mortg
agee. ,-I ,
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