• >*=►•'■•• ■
f(o» pee two)
f.'*“
;|J P*f cent of theee fanners
. wTMd In an moonnut^ farm rec-
^;wr4!l>ook. Not all’a* yet kare
woAw] Into their rotations, but
4o know that this U a reiinire-
»e»t andjthat if they are to re
main as demonstration farms they
will have to meet this requlre-
Bteot.
*r. W. J. Barker. Assistant Ex-
thnsion forester, states that
Wilkee County in 1938 did more
tteber stand improvement work
than: any other county 'in North
flhrolina. and figures show that
we thinned 350 acres of wood-
Slnd. which included both pine
and hardwoods.
Since December 1. 19,37, Wilkes
• ounty has secured, mainly^
tbnoagh the effort of Bstension i
Workers, a new Apple Research
Laboratory, with a full time Re-
•earch specialist in cherge. Mr. [
Carl B. Van Deman is a native of i
Kew York and a graduate of Cor- I
nell University. He has been
working in the county for the
vast two years and his research
work is leading the way to a more
scientific and profltahle method
of orchard Improvement. Work
'Conducted 1>y Mr. VanDeman in
cludes work on the control of the
codling .moth, control of apple
scab, the testing of commercial
sprays, and the introduction of
new cover crops to be grown both
in the summer and winter.
Through the co-operation of
iMr. VanDeman and Extension
workers, a complete mailing list
of all fruit growers in this coun
ty has been made and timely in
formation on spraying, market
ing. and cultural practices have
been passed on to these growers.
Meetings a u d demonstrations
have been conducted jointly
throughout the fruit growing
sections of WUkes county. The ap
proval made by the Legislature In
1937 represents ihe first direct i
appropriation for Research work
in North Carolina. Since that time
appropriations have been made
for a number of other farm crops.
We would like to have it clearly
pointed out that for a number of
years the Fruit Growers of Wilkes
aud Alexander counties, along
SUMMIT, Feb. 11.—We have
ibeem having some nice warm' wea
ther in this community for the j
past week. I
Mr. and Mrs. Coy Church and i
nephew Edwin, spent iSaturday I
„
i't^^0Fattoo, ,,W. Va.,
deaf for 18
tymv^d Blotee
Lockard.
Ax.-.
falnleil
night in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Keys, of Wilkesboro.
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Church
With eight countlee mlsatns with Joy last night/when her:
from the list, a total of 10781 hearing suddenly and unaccount-
school lunch rooms In North Car-'ably retnmed.
ollna had been ap4>roved through | Miss Lockard’s father, Police
the last of January to assist them , CajRaln A. E. Lockard, told to-
In preparing tree lunches for 85,- day how the family was spending
072 undernourished children, A. a inlet evening at home, with
and son, Clint, spent Sunday in Langston, State director of Blolse keeping aibreast of the con-
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE i x:- . i, u
Having qualified as administra-'Extension workers, have
tor of the estate of Robert Adams, working and planning for
late of Wilkes county, N. C., this ia upple Research work here in the
to notify all persona having claims' Brushy Mountains prior to 1937.
against the said estate to present: Through the effort of Exten-
IhOT to _ the mdei^i^ed, whow 5^,on workers, in February, 1938,
'Vilkes couiuy wa.s provided with
only verified, on or before the, ^ ,,
37th day of January, 1941, or thisK Home Demonstration
gotice v^l be plead in bar of their Aseut. Prior to this date. Wilkes
riglit to recover. All persons in-1 County liad. ui>ou one or two oc-
debted to said estate will please i casions. had a Home Agent to
make immediate settlement.
work part time. With a Home
sSNag":':-"—
Admlni.tr.tor of the e,t»te of rmiw »«• "'"f "«'■
Robert Adams, dec’d.
I aimed than it had ever been at
2-22-4t (t) any time Pi'iot •> December 1,
NCynCE OF SALE OF Harriet 'Googan. who
Nbrth CarofiM | appointed 1. .me l^emonstra-
WHkes County. -Asent m February 1938, has
BY tTETUE of the powers con-! organized clubs in 11 different
tamed in a certain de^ of trust. communities in the county. She
executed by Lester Queen andi brought to the county special-
wife, Amabelle Queen, to the un-|j^j_, pertaining to
I Home Makiiv;. inarkotiug of farm
of October, and recorded ^ u
the office of the Register of Deeds! product--. A curb market has been
9f Wilkes County in Book 184, j established for the Home Demon-
aagt? 292, said detsl of trust being .suatimi t'liil) members of Wilkes
-k) secure a note of even date j ,,ty. and last year a total sales
herein executed, and defairft hav- $i/s2.lG was made. Definite-
ing been ^de j Iv scheduled monthly meetings
19, 1940, at one o’clock, P. M„ at/re held m all 11 of the commun-
the courthousi' door in the town ofjities throughout the county.
Wilkesborc, North Carolina, offer' Prior to December 1, 1937 a
■ior sale to the highest bidder, for|^,^ai of $600.00 was offered as
•ash, the follo'wing described tract: i,j the local county fair. In
on a stake on X93S the fair catalog
South side of J. Street, 60 feet]"'a.s completely reused and
Bastwai^ly from the South Cor-, brought up to date a total of
Der of J. Street and 4th Street, and , $l,3tKi,t)0 wa.s offered in prizes
Timning South 27_degrees East | |-i,r $100.00 wa.- offered as
parallel with 4th Street, 140 de- ,t,,, prize for the best corn-
orchard exhibit. This
grecs to an alley; thence running ,
North 62 degrees and 33 minutes, ' , .
along tC North Side of saii'Pr'ze was even I.piut than tha
alley; 50 feet to a stake; thencei olfered by the state lair. A total
North 27 degrees and 27 minutes of $r,ne.ni) was offered for applc.s
West parallel with 4th Street. 140 alone. Kales, regulations and fae-
feet to J. Street; thence South 62 , .-onsidered in judging all ex-
Jegrees and 33 minutes ^^est, iiu-Uided in the fair
-°"felt\o®°the^ '£nr.ing,^TooO tiuperintendents and oih
aiding with Fair Exhibits
iC . „
'WTUare feet, said land being Lot e* s
■To. 14 Block No. 38 as shown on were appointed and were P'iid
Vogdon’s Map of the Town of for their .services. In 1938, there
iorth Wilkesboro, N. C. were five commercial apple exhih-
This the 15th day of January. which was approximately four
HO.
ALLIF, HAYES,
af AA
By; JOHN R. JONES,
Attorney
a.l5-5t
ADMINISTRATORS’ NOTICE
WORTH CAROLINA,
WILKES COUNTY.
times larger than that shown in
1937. In 19:!9 there were 10 com-
tnercial apple exhiliits, along with
single trays, plates and other
small exhibits. I’rizes were offer
ed in 1039 for fruit and other ex
hibits were even more than ir
, 1938. The apple show was at least
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grady
Church.
Mr. Robert Blankenship spent
a short while with Mr. I.ee J.
Church, Sunday.
Mr. Johnson Church spent Sat
urday night in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Atrls Greene.
M r s. Fannie Church spent
Thursday with her motlier. Mrs.
Martha Mikeal.
iMr. and Mrs. Dempsy Church
spent Friday night in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mikeal.
Mrs. Martha Mikeal and Mrs.
Liza Flcenor were visitors in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee J.
Church, Friday.
Misses k'ern and Her! Mikeal
spent Sunday afternoon in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Dempsy
Church.
Miss -Mae Church spent Sunday
with Miss Vetra Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Blake Church and
children and .Mrs. Ola Balard, of
Maryland, are visiting friends and
relatives in this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Zeh Baker and
children and Miss Annie Waters,
of Lenoir, were vi-utors in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. ('. Wat
ers, Sunday.
Miss Dcllamae Mikeal visited
Miss Helen Church, Sunday.
Mrs. Fannie Church spent a
short while in the home of Mr.
and M'S. Pressley Church. Sun
day.
Messrs. James aud Frank Mi
keal and Raleigh Church spent
Sunday with Mr. John.son Church.
Messrs
ion Church were visitors in the j
commodity distribution for the versatlon by Up reading.
State Board of Charities and Pub-j Suddenly she asked a brother;,
lie Welfare, aald this iweek. j "'What did you say? I believe
Maximum number reached by I heard you.”
the program last year was 843
schools in which 48,893 under-
nourlrhcd nubile school . pupils
were aided with siurplus com
modity lunches. 'Counties without
certified schools on Jan. 31 were:
Alleghany, Davidson, Johnston,
Lincoln, New Hanover, Person,
Yadkin and Yancey.
Eleven counties represented by
Alamance, Alexander, Anson,
Camden, Chowan, Greene, Madi
son, Onslow, Perquimans, Stanly,
and Washington had only a small
percentage of the schools and
needy children certified, Lang
ston said.
Delivery of approximately 1,-
100,000 pounds of apples, butter,
flour, raisins, cereal, p'-ines, and
corn meal during February to the
schools in the 92 certified coun
ties would be necessary to sustain
the program, the director estimat
ed.
Extent of increase in the pro
gram he pointed out by compar
ing the estimated February deliv
ery with the, total supply of 1,-
469.666 pounds of food delivered
to 84 3 certified lunoh rooms'
during the entire, previous school
year.
Langston estimated that before
the close of the current school
year about 1400 schools will have
been certified for commodities to
assist in giving free lunches to
approximately 105,000 under-
He repeated the statement and
Elolse collapsed. Just to prove
the experience was no myth, she
called her father on the telephone
today and said she heard him per
fectly.
iMlss Lockard’s deafness' began
during her junior year in Grafton
high school, but specialists .'-aid
they could not help her because
nerves In her ears bad been par
alyzed. She returned to school
and was graduated last June de
spite the handicap.
Physicians who examined the
girl today were unable to explain
'why her hearing was suddenly
restored.
EASY
Burl Mikeal and Mar-j nourished children.
home of Jlr.
Sunday.
Dempsy Church,
“Darling,” cooed the little wo
man, “I’ve just read that a mr.n up
north excLanjjed his wife for a
horse. You wouldn’t eotchange me
for a horse, would you?”
“Never,” dutifully replied her
husband, ‘‘but I would hate to be
tempted with a good car.”
Raading the ada. get von mor*
-'w less money. Tiy H;
EXROLIaMENT
■Approximately 225 girls and
200 boys are enrolled in the elev
en 4-H Clubs in Cleveland coun
ty and are now making plans for
the project work they will con
duct this year.
“We for 'the good old ways,”
Said the man with the graying
thatch,
“Me for the good old days
JVhen a mother knew how to
patch!”
The young couple sat at a night
club table and cooed heavily.
‘‘We could get married easily,”
whispered the boy. ‘‘My father’s a
minister.”
“Okay,” returned the girl
promptly. “Let’s try it. My
father’s a lawyer.”
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as administra
tor of the estate of Mrs. W. 'V.
Williams, late of Wilkes county,
N. C., this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate
to present them to the undersign
ed, whose address is North Wilkes
boro, N. C., duly verified, on or be-
fire the 11th day of January, 1941,
or this notice will be plead in bar
of their right to recover. All pe^
sons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate settlement.
This nth day of January, 11)40.
J. B. WILLIAMS,
Administrator of the estate of
Mrs. W. V. Williams, dec’d.
2-15-(t)
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FOR DAYS OF
DISCOMFORT
Tit CHfCHESTERS PILLS
for tUDCtlonal periodic pain
and discomfort.
Tour '■
aive QUICK RKliEP.
r drugdat for—
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IN BUSINESS OVER V SO YEARS
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NOW READY TO SERVE YOU
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Friday—Saturday—Monday
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Dollar Days
Special, Only
Bring Us Your Shoe Repair Work,
member Our New Location—Just
of Beeche’s Place On Tenth Street.
0. K. SHOE SHOP
C. H. DANCY, Manager
Rear Beeche’s Place North Wilkesboro, N. C.
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Having qualified as admmis;ra- twice a.s large as that of the Slate
ter* of the estate of N. Wingler, j,'air.
late of Wilkes County, N. C., this
i»' to notify all persons holding
Through special efforts of the
Fxtension workers, Wilkes coun-
•ixims against ty ha.s been includeti in the Tri
lent them to the undersigned, at
▼annoy, N. C., duly verified on or
before the 26th day of January,
Cr'cek Soil Conservation District,
and at present we have four full
sf rvice
1941, or this notice will be plead in^ time employees of that
lar of recovery. All persons in- | working for farmers in this 20un-
iebted to said estate will please |(y included wth the Soil
make immediate settlement. j conservation Service is the .serv-
’This the 25th day of January, camp in Surry
_ miller, ' Couiuy. Already, lliese boys are
M C WINGUIR, ' Soil Erosion Control work
Administrator of Estate'of N.|in the lower and v.astern part of
! Wilkes County. Thus service to
I the farmers of Wilkes County is
1 a direct result of Extension 'work
navBig ^ ^ the next year the.se people will
Wingler, deceased.
3,29-et (t)
l‘.\SSE.S MILLION
inr rrf the estate of C. R. ’Tnplett,,
Me wakes county, N. C., this re-ach approximately 200 farmers
if to notify all persons having in the county.
elaims against said estate to pre-i
—nt them to the undem^ed,
tohL address is Nor^ w3k^-
horo, N. C., duly verifi^, on or te-
the 17th day erf Ji^ry,
1941, or this notice will be plead m
Bar of their right to recover. AJl
persons indebted to ^d
wOl please make imimediate settle-
17th day of January, 1940.
JOHNSON SANDERS,
Administrator of tee estate of
a.R.TripU«.d„d.
More than a railliou farms are
now included in soil con-servation
districts organized during the
past two years by farmers, with
400,000 more e.xpeeted to come
in shortly.
CALVES
WILLIAMS
MOTOR
CO.
telephone 884-J
T. H. WaiUma, Owner
Oldsmobile Sstlea-Serwice
Bear Frame Service and
Wheel Alignment
Robert Morgan and Leonard
McKinney of Lilllngton, Route 1.
and Willis Temple, Bunnievel,
Route 1, are three of the Har
nett County 4-H Club boys con
ducting baby beet calf projects
this year.
I
r.-vin-VTiON
General /-ato Repauang
Wrecker Service—and
■W AcetylozM Weldixigr
PARTH-Fm ^
niedela of ear« aad trmcka
Through the Extension Service
program, more farmers of Wil
son county will be taught the
necessity of raising more food
and feed crops at home this year,
says Farm Agent J. O. Anthony.
Specials For Friday, Saturday and Monday
Share In The Values At Gaddy
Dollar Days come not once, but twice a year to North Wilkesboro shoppers. Twice year
ly, we offer our Used Cars and Trucks at very special low prices for Dollar Days. Truly
we can say, THE CREAM OF OUR STOCK IS ON THE BARGAIN BLOCK. Here is the
chance you have been waiting for.
1934 Chevrolet Standard
Coach.. —
$185
1937 Chevrolet 1-2-Ton
Pickup
$345
1938 Chevrolet 3-4 Ton
Pickup
$395
1937 Chevrolet Standard
Coupe.
$400
193A Ford Cabriolet
Only -
$95
1935 Dodge Pickup
Only -
$195
1934 Ford Coach
Only
$195
1934 Plymouth Sedan—
Only
$195
1930 Buick Sedan
Only
1929 Ford Coupe—
Only -
1935 Chevrolet Standard
/
Coach
1931 Ford Coupe—
Only-
$49
$65
$235
$95
jRuns Awfully Good-1931 Chrysler Sedan, good tires, 1940 license-A give away at. $55
Don’t Miss These Dollar Day Values
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