■■
XMSai'V
kl«f topb
:ia eoaapi
piU asd to
^ ills patroia,
ittrn>tte^*na^'a«ed tot«
w!^ oUii^lxe t}to eom-
lljy ii'ar# bpan' wartad.
d« arfk^anled la ara-
• 2$f;^ilcs. t8 tka port at
Ei^.. ^tontt tSarpltoa. a
tlia lac£: aa^wM^tsbme Jonmer of
« arof ▼••**», j^y weeka. At Clrt^loeton th«
■•Mo or «Aliari3iW^«Ktottoae8 oh ,^^9 1^19^ Ijlt^'^ps and et-
€onTertaUbi(tW m*taal.jptad ‘-^b. ISngJa^- Colonal
wl»n war, : n)90ra of •^*'a«h :?rp«-bv«r wlatfitut of tha
«rlm«, Macs a3»d* o*-ktogs-^rdaklpa' ajid‘ iaSdfciipB undor
-^g- toela pttbltcliir a«A aPPeal., ^cb-tho hbnaowJirbiJ wer® forced
.iifaaa who ara forced to drive to' tb la!>br,,.*nd In order to reitefe
lp»to orery day to eiip^ Ja tho' thb ov^g^kod housewivea aonte-
^S^iawCd btwlneas of maktog a Hr-(«hat, ke 1>^it a carding and apto-
' ;J'-dler a»neh prefer rainto the Ico'^lng honae, eanipplagijd with tbe
■** aaow of laat winter, | meet efficient machines ObtalA?
* Mte Lo^e Pearson spent the able at that tme. TThls plant
«wet-«nd In #ilkeaboro with Mr. * also located at the Falls, and like
Bad lirB, Charles Pearsoq. I the flour and linseed oil mills,
*jf. and Mrs. Ralph Hubbard, aere operated by water power.
bL:* Given that snbloct to talk
abqnt.^theib.oae need.only quote
the dlctitmanr and In ttoiae few
S _
AUoattosed Iron ^age one;
fCB'IN' ®
TO CLUB
la'Kaint-:^®' ae*’
..
thoee ^at ^e ii» ato
and from tholohat Imve
are taking. w4 Are Again kebdiug
making It
to hate |4
have said about all there lav to
aay except that the present dayr
undeiatandlng of the meaning of
fellef, with all of Its far-flung
ramifications, embraeee far more
than relieving or being relieved.
Relief means different things
to different IndlvIdnalB, To the
man living sumptuously and com-
tortabiy atop th« Brushy Moun
tains, and looking down upon a
toU'thousand bushel apple orch
ard, and beyond to the dancing
llghte of a hustling little city, re
lief means government handouts
» WtTMy Vfc/C*»wcr\* vj aa«K o'* —— — — —— —
son, Billy, have moved to j At this time the cornmuJ^^^. some who deserve and others
flipcrta to live. Mr. Hubbaird la wa.s becoming populated by -wbb do not, but with the certaln-
ted with the State High- bltlous people attracted to ty that sooner or later a tax ool-
Commlssion. ; village by the success of Ccilohet lector will bring. him hlS ) share
The Womans Missionary Socl- Waugh’s industries and the em- of tbe bill for these beneficences,
tgy of the Baptist church met pjoyment they afforded. To the man on whom'fate and
mday eveniug with Mrs. J. C. — ---~ •' ” fortune have frowned;: Whose
gkitcher. Mrs. Bernice Greer was CHRISTMAS SE^ -. family must go ragged and hun-
la toarge. of the program and a: NET ALMOST ^aOO.vU hears the cry of a baby
■SHT interesting program was: (Continued from pa^ one)
jnMBtod. The society was or- minister; who wtould work if a
ganized early in the fall and now man’s clubs. The exact amount be had, yet idle
Its of fifteen members. The | raised was $299.65. through no fault of his own: his
meeting will be held on. One-fourth of the funds deriv- Qf what we have come to
ary 29th In the home of Mrs. i ed from gale of seals will go to- gg relief, Is that It Is a god-
- I,. Earp, to the state fund for use to from somewhere that saved
HISTORICAL NOTE: As far; fi^ht against tuberculosis wMld
s records go, Colonel '
Vangh
AS lar , nsju usaniBu lu.jc.v-r—-fhllp from dosperstion: manna
go, Colonel William | three-fourths will remain to the brought by the ravens from Heay-
of Pennsylvania was the j county. Inn.
setUer at Moravian Falls.
There are records to the effect
filat ether families, whose de-
■nadastB are. still In the village
tmS county, had settled near the
vS&tge, however. Colonel Waugh
the first to be established in
village proper. Just when he
OHM to this section of North
gkrolina there Is no definite rec-
ewd, btft according to data at
taad, it must have been around
Unfortunately there Is another
Some of the activities carrl^
out by seal sale funds last y^r meaning of relief:
were purchasing milk for under- muscle
privileged children in the nutrl- anything that may be had
tion classes at school, improve- asking. These In multl-
ments and repairs at the coun y p,jg^ numbers have welcomed aid
tubercular hospitol and pay ng a Washington, have whined
portion of cost of hospitalization
of a paUent at the North Caro- ^
lina sanitorlum. • theory that the world Gwes them
Mrs. McNiel said the people ^ they mean to collect
bad responded well in the seal
1 S\. X X xmiXv ~ »
EAGLE RANK HERE have are becoming more mindful
tolerant of those who have
A —without work.
«aft. not a great many years aft- sale campaign But somewhere In this manner
the Revolutionary War. students of the North Wilkesboro reasoning, there must be a
If Waugh was a man of keen school raised $85-0 by meeting ground. Fortun-
taesfght and remarkable ability, seal.-^. ^tpppj„g hesitatingly
*TBm the lay of the land, fer - epoUTS ATTAIN toward it, even now. Those who
My of the soil and tho abundant •>
water supply, he perceived the
llWHlbllltles of utllizin.g the na-
«Bt8l resources and he immedi-
Wtol>' began putting his ideas In-
aw realization. He first built a
'fever mill on the creek at
ndls. This was the only flour
■n to a radius of fifty miles.
■Md: grain was hauled from a
gnat distance by a
(Continued from page one)
merit badges for bookbinding,
liaudicraft, farm home planning
the and Eagle rank was approved,
t’ai.l Haigwood passed camping,
life saving, cooking and was
_ granted Eagle rank. Merit badges
» surprisingly previously awarded were present-
Hne number of people. He then td to Paul Haigwood, gardening;
^■eetved the idea of erecting a jue McCoy, Jr., bronze palm; R.
'Jnerd oil manufacturing plant jYv''. Finley, athletics and life; Pat
■wfefch could he operated in con-1 William. Jr., cooking and camp-
ling.
following were reported as
Imen.bers of the Court of Honor
:for 1937: T. E. Story, chairman;
‘p. W. ■Sshelman. deputy commis
sioner; Frank E. Johnson, J. B.
(McCoy and F.. G. Finley.
FOR SALE
50 BUNCHES
&gli$h Boxwood
75c Each
GREEN BUMGARNER
‘ Millers Creek, N. C.
( \RI> OP THANKS
many
their
j We wi.sh to thank the
I friends and neighbors for
kindTiess and sympathy shown us
at the death of our mother.
! REV. AND MR:^ W. X. HAYES.
1
Mt's pretty hard to beat
ww"; polBt.r bitch,
Oyik Motto*.
H ere is an action picture
of tbe famous Suiu, the
poinfefwhosweptcvery-
Aiflg before her at Nation^
jiefd Trials of 1936 at Grand
jBOCtion, Tenn. Sulu, the queen
of diem all!
Thousands of bird dogs range
*e fidds... but there’s only one
Snlo. To diis glorious aeature
Kature gave her greatest gift, a
perfect balance of the vied ele-
speed, scent, endurance,
iosaaa and intelligence. Aa-
ocher pointer may be just as good
»look at, but Suhi has that vital
ijadt—oserylhinginperfect bai
lor your land and your crops.
B
it.
■it-.
BiatuTul €Jiiiiean
^ UrtBMTE of SODA
NATUtAL AS THE GKOUNO H COfXIS FKOM
IPFA riealEletfiB^ tn ft’ensw”* Balattce and Blond
RADIO--**UNCLE NATCHEL & SONNY^
U.*- FAMOUS CHIUAN CAIENDAR CHARACTWS
goo' of leading Sotttkem St^ons
(T-'-- • ’’
knee to the -Seldaft oal|i|Ve am jear by WPA vtwifenHB coninne-
I* Moa ^XTolmi Lfintt fettarlaMsSavc Aaa
lor Mao 'West
‘Of-i year lor her
tton wit
foreman
***wor!S. ’crooning and i w^racka, whlto inch roads have hekF ^
underStandatato words ii»n„ nnUdnui-arii vrltherltuc for trader th* nrorailink wsiaUu
more
not; the timid, honest soul who
would work his fingers to the
'none to provide for his family, is
finding worl^ to do and doing It;
and there Is indication that the
government means to cearch out
the parasite and make him earn
his bread or feel more keenly the
pangs of hunger.
Obviously no hurried govern
mental set-up could be made
without being honey-combed with
faults. An emergency, exjftod
and the government set abouf lo
meet It, and in all falrneCs It
must be admitted that the Job
has been, is being done—even at
tremendous expense and some
grafting. For no matter bow
sincere and conscientious official
Washington may be, sticky fin-
ers are always to be found down
tbe line, somewhere.
The spread of governmen,al re
lief has embraced the outright
dole; the search for boondoggling
jobs that have seemed silly and
usele.rs, and yet which have,
theoretically at least, retained the
American principle of paying for
bread with work; and most com
mendable of all, work relief on
projects of permanent value. Who
can say that either of these ave
nues should not have been em
ployed, if in emergoncy we would
avoid what could easily lead to
revolution.
But now that emergency has
passed, what are we to do with
this much discussed relief? Pres
ident Roosevelt has asked indus
try to absorb as many as it can
of the unemployed, but warns
that the federal govarninent can
not and will not let people starve.
■\ noble pronouncement to be
sure and freighted with much sig
nificance. But in my own hum
ble opinion the federal govern
ment’s Interest in the needy,
•should find expression through
local authorities and local deter
mination and supervision. Nor
should all of the burden of car
ing for thej needy be a national
responsibility. Such joint shoal
ance. So Sulu is the queen; the
other is just a dog. — .
Just as Nature favored Sulu, dering of the burden would tend
she favor^ NaturalChUeanNi- to weed out the professional
trace of Soda. Just as Sulu has^ mendicant and reduce the nation-
I . *1 political significance of reilef.
manj elei^nts in Natures^
ours, this
ance, so has this nitrogen le^ immense future import-
tilizer. Nature aged and blended Whatever your political
into Natural Chilean, more than yjg^g niay be, you’ve got to ad-
thirty "impurities”, or vital cle- mlt that money spent for relief
ments that your crops need to was a definite political asset In
crow and to produce their best the last election.
These vital elements are in It because we thought and
addition to Natural Chilean's talked too little about relief be-
. , tofe the relief era, that w« are
quick-acting mt og _ • having to think and talk so much
whyNararal^ileanissogoo afterward. In the days
before the depression our eco- faced highways.
little chlldrea arS wltherla*
want of mllk,®Sf-=. .c
■Wse are simply. , pouring j old
vftoo In new bottles and ultimate
ly w® will find if—eour,. We have,
taken wealth and material values
out of the hands of one class and
put it to thfi hands of another,
but the stewitodshlp has not Im
proved.
I have about concluded that
the world has gone crazy, politic
ally, economically, socially and
morally. Certainly it Is crazy in
Its human relations, and uncer
tain and doubtful, if not down
right crazy In lU morals. Econom
ically we can only choose between
the do-as-you-please, personal
liberty theory of government and
absolutism in one from or anoth
er, And both break down because
the human element Is forgotten.
Any of these Isma might easily
create desirable eondltlons of Ufa*
if It were not for human eelfish-
ness, greed and crookedness and
brutality.. .
Good government rests In the
end on a good dtlzwhlp attd'
good clfizenehlp Is the creation
of morals, religion and Intelli
gence,The great, hope of tUe
world,Jthen, Is to the creation of
men and women who think
straight, do right and recognise
the great obligations Of justice,
kindness and godliness, ■who love
mercy.'do Justly arid walk humb
ly before God.
And finally I vrould say that
since good men and women are
the products of morality, relig
ion and intemgence, the re-cre
ation of civilization will have to
be largely the work of the church
and the schools. The dueetion for
every Kiwanlan, every individual,
should be "What am 1 doing to
forward the^prk .irf these basic .
functionaries, for ^ttod7 depend
able cnizenShfp?”
County Health (^TTcUs
Of The Importance Of
Pure MiTk As A Pood
(Continued from page one)
other foods combined. There are
several reasons for this.
(1) Milk conveys a greater va
riety of infections than any other
food. Bacteria grow well in mito)
therefore, a very slight infection
may produce wide-spread and seri
ous results.
hi) “fliMB'foOdsttiira mhk w toa
most difficult to harvest, handle,
transport, and deliver in a clean,
fresh and satisfactory condition.
(3) It Is the most readily de
composable of all our foods.
4) Finally, milk is the only
standard article of diet obtained
from animal sources consumed in
its raw state.
In view, therefore, of the many
advantages and few drawbacks,
Saintariums unanimously encour
age the production and use of
pure milk freely, and discourage
the distribution and use of poor
milk. It is the only food for
which there is no effective substi
tute.
The composition of milk is ex
ceedingly complex; consisting
chiefly of water; several proteiM
in collodial suspension; fats . in
emulsion; sugar and a number of
inorganic salts in solution; also
vitamins, phosphatids, enzymes, as
well as antibodies, cells, gases, and
other substances.
In order to give the public a
safe, pure and standard milk sup
ply, the United States Public
Health Standard Milkk Ordinance,
adopted by the State, was adopted
by Wilkes County Board of Health.
There are at least four Stand
ards by which milk should be
judged:
(1) Physical standards: specific
gravity, temeprature, taste, odor,
etc.
(2) Chemical standard, espe
cially the percentage of fat arvJ
total solids.
(3) Bacteriological standards;
the number of bacteria for cubic
centimeter and absence of patho
gens or patholical bacteria.
(4) Sanitary standards determ
ined by veterinary and medical in-
spec'ons.
We are trying to give the public
a safe milk measured by the (3)
and (4) standards.
Respectfully submitted,
A. J. ELLEK, M. D.
under the prevalllnlg
dlttons but road Work C^Qwnt
crushed stone or gintoal is con
sidered pracUcal^;?«Prirthless.
Resources And Detioedts
Of Banks Reach New High
" 'I I'J’WI'. 1.
(Contlntted from page Cine)
vette, vice president; Ralph . PUnr
oau, vice president; Dudley S.
Hill and Miss Anne Duncan, as
sistant cashiers.
. The strong financial condition
of both local banks and their j
-steady growth and progress are}
attributed to improved business l
conditions and to sound manage
ment of the two Institutions. j
The banks are members of the
Reading the ada., gdt _
—for teas money. T^ it:
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FURNnVRE
LI^NGfM
a
Let us Re-stuff, Re-Cover or Repair joar Uvin^Rom
Furniture? We use the beat materiala» and can
make your job as good aa' new. Expert workmen.*^
.,Wilke| Furniture Exchange •>
' Next Door to Goodwill Store o
lOTH STREET,,, NORTH WILKESBORO, N*C-
Road Conditions Cause
Three Central School to
dose; Buses Caimot Bun
(Continued from page one)
the sofa,
better idea .
an 1. E. S.
Lamp placed
‘One for two” is a
. when the lamp is
Better Sight Floor
at the rear center
the davenport. Then you will
have plenty of softly diffused il
lumination over the entire length
the sofa. Reading becomes
effortless.
The I. E. S. Better Sight floor lompt ore designed
se thot they give ample direct illumination down
ward for close seeing. At the same -time an up
turned reflector in the top of the lomp provides o
soft indirect light for general illuminotion.
DURING OUR
BETTER LIGHT
CAMPAIGN
..vin. u.t—■“V-. improved dirt
nomlc fabric was a patchwork of roads and bad rrads,,over wIiich-
greed and selfishness. It did not buses were routed, this year -in
occur to us that ultimately we order to pro'vide transportation
must b® our brother’s kee^r.-It tor school, chUdreu. This 'map
was every man for himself and wilt go. before tlto. highway . ab-
the devil take the hindmost. COr-: thoritles: 'wfth th®. very earaert
poratfons and tndivlduals warn toQueat for soaso! type of impfovo-
shrewdly harvesting and hoarding utont: that wfll plaee'tha lb
dollars that had been twisted ooridfttoe .for tohveh
from their , less oaleulattog broth- Lcdt ysiar the'^school schedule,
n. , was seriously tototouptsd w» ae-
Then the leveling time oaiito~-' count of had condition of roads
out let’s not dwetl'bn that. . ‘ 'caused by sposr and foe Although
The ttttog that; cesuerns now js the' tempatoitare has heott extra-
tost we are head^ right hack in- drdloartly inU^ this wtotn- aldtostfA
io that sort of econotolc bondage InaoBsant hnTu ^gmsed the
L X a. mtter
SiSlit Soar Inaos «• SU-
Cvnot tnm snjr yen hsM
ttae (MB bsfoes. Tbs nrf-
marr putpc— ct tbwa.
UShts to tt ptcvlds Mcncl
mvunhiaUaa. Tbar an zwf-
UfllttllC UMfWltl
vet tiiar SM artMloMlr,
beautiful aa waH. tbaae
Ushtins tnstrumeata
floor moddi, aafl
models.
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