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!^‘'^>Uowing is the i»ropakm for
'1Ae district serenth grsde eom-
, BMaeenient to t» held Saturday,
^April 26, at Mount Pleasant;
Part One
^9:00—10:4S A. M. On Grounds
»r ghynasluni, rhythmic exer-
l^es and games.
Pleasant First Grade; Slm-
'pis gymnastics (child leading)
%Oats, peas, heans and barley
grow. Farmer in the Dell.
Mt. Pleasant second grade;
Blue Bird, Singing Game.
Mt. Pleasant third grade; Fol
low the Leader, Jolly Old Miller,
Ten Little Indians.
Mt. Pleasant fourth grade:
Jwmf ^ 4>ow; CaBnaMbleh. '
Mt, Pleasant fl'tb gf2u9e; Calls-
thenles and Rhythmic guna
Mt. Pleasant sixth grade: Calis
thenics and EngllMi Frik Play.
Mt. Pleasant seventh grade:
Calisthenics.
Maple Springs fourth and fifth
grades; Calisthenics.
Maple Springs; Yankee Doodle.
Hendrix primary grades; Did
Yon Ever See A Lassie? Fly Lit
tle Blue Bird Through My Win
dow.
Hendrix Grammar grades; Cal
isthenics.
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ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as Administra-
Part Two
11;00—12;00 School Auditor
ium. Theme; North Carolina and
Wilkes County Seventh Grade
Exercise.
Devotional.
Mount Pleasant—Historical.
Maple Springs—Educational.
Hendrix—Business.
Songs by all—America, N. C.
tor of the estate of Albert K.| Hills, Old North State, aud Caro-
Pearson, deceased, late of Wilkes! flna.
County, North Carolina, this is to;
notify all persons having claims i Part Three
against the estate of said deceased I i;oo ,'?;00 P. M.
^ I Track Meet- fy Upper Grammar
ed at 2206 Fairview Road, Raleigh,c^vonthi
N. C. or North Wilkesboro, (Sixth and Seventh)
on or before the 25th day of Marcn ^ ^ ,
l&ll or this notice will be pleaded: Fifty yard dash. One hundred
in bar of their recovery. All per- yard dash. Relay 300 yards,
sons indebted to said estate will I Girls
please make immediate payment | Fifty yard dash, Relay
yards. Three Legged Race
ALBERT K. PEARSON, Jr.!
Admr. of Albert K. Pearson,! Boys
Deceased. 6-2-6t (t) 1 Duck Race (Squatting)
(25
Jumping: Jttn^ng and
nlng.5„^o
Broad Jnmp( Standing «6d'
running.
High Jump.
Tug-Of-War. Ht. Pleasant Sev-;
enth Grade vs. ^len^rlx and Ma
ple Springs seventh grades.
Olria
Hopping, (25 yards). Go opt on
one and come back on other leg.
Jumping—Running High and
Broad Jump. (
P The schools of the outlying
lections are to select their con-
f.)Stant8 from 6 and 7 gradee. Mt.
Pleasant selects her contestants
from 8 and 7 grades separately
due to fact of higher enrollment.
EMghUi and Eleventh Grade
boys vs. Ninth and Tenth Grade
Boys Soft Ball. 2:30 p. m.
Part 1 ■ is an outgrowth of
Physical Education and health
work for year, physical education
having been given at regular per
iod throughout the year as any
other subject. The pupils of same
age and grade take exercise at
same time.
Part II is by Seventh Grade
pupils. All pupils of Seventh
Grade have been asked to parti
cipate.
Field Day is a day for every
one—Parents and everybody in
terested in children should come.
and enjoy the
WILlffiBO:
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ISO'
. i Bring your lunch
day.
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TO Si WiU DRiSSiS AMO
eOMfOSTASLi
Slip into an Airmore suit and
the beat waves lose their sting.
For this cool, resilient fabric
permits fnariimim circulation
of air, cuts down your “inner”
temperature and you stay tran
quil, calm and untroubled.
Ytjur suit likewise stays fresh
and unruffled. “Refrigerate
yourself in an Airmore suit.”
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Payne Clothing Company
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
News Items From
Summit Vicinity
SUMMIT. April 14, 1940.—Mr.
Boyce Mikeal, who is in the C. C.
Camps at Laurel Springs, is home
to spend a week with his parents, j they are permitted to teach
The following resolnttons were
adopted in the Wilkes eoaaty Re
publican convention held Monday
In Wilkesboro;
The Republican Party of
Wilkes County, in Convention as-
senrhled, do hereby rpsolve:
That we condemn the leader
ship as pronounced under the
New Deal in National affairs.
That, Us tendencies are destract-
Ive of private enterprise. That It
has, through its planned econ
omy, led us not out of a depres
sion, but prolonged a depresaion
and to a chronical state of fear,
until small huainees has been
choked and larger business driven
from the field of activity, and
under its planned, ectmomy has
placed our government in Compe
tition with private enterprlflc.
We condemn -the system under
the so-called planned economy
which has driven this government
into a debt that staggers the
imagination of the most learned
and has placed on us and our
prosperity for generations t o
come a yoke of depression greater
than that of the Israelites in the
Egyptian bondage.
We condemn the method of
secret conferehces, and secret a-
greements, secretly conceived and
promulgated through the “Yes
Men” of a National Congress.
We condemn the public school
system in North Carolina, which
under its so called New Dealism
requires the school teacher to
pledge allegiance to the New Deal
party, both in their vote and in
their financial support, before
the
Shop Here For
HANES UNDERWEAR
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Department Store
For Friendly Service and
Hanes Underwear Come to
PAYNE
CLOTHING CO.
>Mr. and .Mrs. C. C. Mikeal.
j Mrs. Rose Greene and little
daughter, Wilma, Mrs. Nellie
.Church and little son. Ray, spent
I Sunday in the home of Mr. and
.M’^. Lee J. Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Dempsy Church
and Mr. Johnson Church spent
Sunday in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Coy Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Gather Hanks and
children, of Purlear, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Hanks’ parents,
M.". and Mrs. Melton Watson.
.Messrs Atris Greene and Rufus
Church were visitorsj in the home
of Mr. D. P. Beshears, of Welsh,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pressley Church
and children and Miss Hazel Phil
lips spent a short while in the
home of Mr. and iMrs. Lee J.
Church, Saturday night.
Messrs. Marion Church and
Hurl Mikeal sp«nt a short while
in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Dempsy Church, Sunday.
.Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Benge
spent Sunday in the home of Mr.
,ii'.d Mrs. Pressley Church.
I Mrs. W. A. Benge and Mrs.
I.Minnie Church spent a short
1 while with .Mrs. Vea Blankenship,
Sunday.
youth of our land.
We condemn the cloak room
politicians of our state who pass
legislation effecting local govern
ment and taaking from the people
the right to elect the people whom
they want to manage the affairs
of their local government and
thereby disfranchising the citizen
ship of our county.
We condemn the undemocratic
principle of administering relief
and old age assistance, and on
the other hand commend the at
titude of the Board of Commis
sioners in this county on their
efforts to distribute relief and
old age pensions to the poor and
needy instead of those who have
and possess property sufficient
for their own support.
We condemn the New Deal
principles of North Carolina,
which are operating under the so
called name of democracy and yet
denying to their local government
the right to select or have a voice
in the selection of a Farm Dem-
WHEN YOU NEED YOUR HANES UNDERWEAR
COME TO OUR STORE
BELK’S DEPARTMENT STORE
Seek Revocation
Of Beer License
One Dealer Here
Raleigh, April 17.—The Brew
ers
and North Carolina Beer Dis-
ACCURATE SIZES
END SURPRISES
• When, you buy a pair of shorts in size
34, take them home and put them on ... to
find they’re a scant 33 and the buttons won’t
button, you’ve a right to be unhappy.
In Hanes broadcloth Shorts, a 34 is a 34.
You get the size the label calls for. There is
no skimping in material or workmanship. And
shorts that fit you last longer.
The seat is full . . . cut generously for com
fort. The legs are long and wide a:ough to fit
properly. Smart new patterns and colors—all
guaranteed fast. Lastex web in the waistband.
Hanes broadcloth Shorts and a Hanes
Undershirt make a perfect combination for
coolness. Sec your Hanes Dealer today.
uilnitors committee today re-
(lue.sted the revocation of the re
tail lieor ticeii.se of one dealer in
North Wilkesboro.
Rdgar H. Bain, of Gold.sboro.
state director in charge of the
lieer industry’s ■'(•lean up or clo.se
lip" campaigii in North Carolina,
filed the petition with the town
hoard of commissioiiers. The pe-
tiliop alleged llie dealer condoct-
ed I lie place of tuisiness in such
onstration .Agent, one-half o f
whose enmpensation is paid by
Wilkes County, and we commend
the efforts of the Commissioners
of Wilkes county, who, although
recommending and electing vari
ous competent men from each
party to that position, was denied
the privilege of their services be-
cau.^e they would not subscribe
to tlie oath of allegiance to the
New Deni.
Be it resolved further, that we
commend the Board of Commis
sioners of Wilkes county for their
honest conduct of the affairs of
county. ^
W9 eonxmend the
.dtohMtteh'
,. iMt 6*a«rnl
iff CjMojjm,
for’is mn o^rmdtystir.'k*
fairly represented and for
people:'^ have charge of the
county agencies.
'We commend the effhrta of the
niemibers of the RepnbUcan Party
in our National Congress who
have been working unceasingly
for the restoration of a demo
cratic form of government by the
people, of the people and for the
people.
This convention pledges the
officers of opr great party to
strict economy and an equal dls-
tribution of the school funds and
also pledge our candidate, If
elected, to the school Ihbard, to
do all in his power to keep the
public school system in this coun
ty from being prostituted Into a
political vote organization.
We further pledge to do all in
our power to secure fair election
laws so that no person who is
entitled to a vote shall be denied
that privilege.
We pledge to every hoy and
girl in this (»unty and state that
we will continue to work for a
condition whereby every boy and
girl will have an opportunity to
select for himself or herself a vo
cation in life where they can
work to the accomplialunent of
their ideals without let or hinder-
ance or dictation from any dic
tatorial power from any new
deal source and unhampered by
any political organization.
Henry Coleman
Rites Wednesday
Henry Coleman, 80, well known
citizen of Somers township, died
early Tuesday and funeral service
iWasi held at two o’clock Wed
nesday at Shady Grove church
with Rev. W. F. Lawrence in
charge.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Nancy Coleman, and the follow
ing children: L. W. Coleman,
North Adam, Mass.; A. L., I. M.,
E. A., R. W.. and D. C. Cole
man, Mrs. Annie' Higgin-s and Mrs.
Bessie Roberts, all of Cycle.
SPENT MILLIONS, WED
THRICE — BUT WAS “NEW
YORK’S LONELIEST WOMAN.”
The tragic story of the disap
pointing life of the heiress who
sought happiness in vain, despite
her millions, and who died the
other day with no loved one at
her aide. An illustrated' feature
In The American Weekly Maga
zine with next Sunday’s Washing
ton Times-Herald, now on sale.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
NORTH CAROI.INA,
WILKES COUNTY.
Under and by virtue of the au
thority contained in a certain
deed of trust executed by C. R.
Triplett to W. Bryan Booe, on the
1-lth day of Feb. 19.31, to secure
the payment of a note of even
to coiKiitlUe ;i iniblic jjijjjg therewith, the same being re-
uiiiiiiiei' ii ■
Miiianee. and cited four affidavits [coi-ded in the office of the regis-
SHIRTS AND
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SHORTS
HANES SPORTS
CI0TCH-GU40
50'
3
35'
for
Extra 60c aach.
I quanty, 60c
Hamc$ Blua Lakal Shirts
an4 braadeiath Sharta
aa law as 27a.
P. H. HANES KNITTING COMPANY
WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA
111 siipiiurt of the petition.
'ITie commiltef. in ils caiii-
naieii U' pnrae the beer industiy
of niulesirable beer outlets, bas
sec;iipl the revocation of more
•.iiiiii TO lieenses since last S'en-
leitibei'. and has filed revocation
retitions again.st 2.'i other deal-
er.s. In addition, four dealers have
been placed o;i p.’uoation l.y local
authorities.
Headquarters For
HANES
HARRIS BROS.
DEPARTMENT STORE
IF IT’S HANES—WE
HAVE IT.
HACKNEY
DEPARTMENT STORE
(Sucessor to Hackney & Harris)
STOP IN FOR
—Hanes Underwear—
WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE
BARE’S FAIR STORE
Come To Our Convenient Store
For Hanes Underwear
TOMLINSON’S
DEPARTMENT STORE
50c Pepsident Antiseptic
2 FOR
tth Street North Wilkesboro, N, C.
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•Reg. U.S. Pci. Off.
ter of deeds of Wilkes County in
Kook 159 at page 175 and default
having been made in the payment
of said note on demand, NOW
THEREFORE; I will on the 22nd
day of April, 1940, at the Court
House Door in Wilkesboro, North
Carolina, offer for sale for cash,
to the highest bidder, at the hour
of 12:00 noon the folio-wing de
scribed lands to wit; Lying and be
ing in Wilkes County, North Caro
lina, adjoining the lands of F. J.
Hartley, Virgil Mortz,, Judd Green
and others and bounded as follows
to -wit;
First Tract: Beginning on a lo
cust near the head of Stony Fork
creek, running South 40 de^eer
East 140 poles to a chestnut oak
stump; thence North 50 degreef
East 110 poles to a stake; thenct
North 40 degrees West 146 m16»
to a stake in F. J. Hartleys line;
thence South 50 degrees West
with said line 110 poles to a stake
in said line; thence South 40 de-
grees East five poles to the bo-
ginning. Containing 75 acres.
Second Tract adjoining the above
tract: Beginning on a chestnut
and chestnut-oak the second cor
ner of the above described tract,
and running with the line of said
tract North 50 degrees East 96
poles to a chestnut-oak and sour-
wood on the ridge above Chapma ^
Greens; thence with Chapmf'
Greens line South 40 degrees Ea
20 poles to a chestnut, continui)
the same course In all 167 poles
a stake in William J. Church
line, thence S. 60 degrees W. 1
poles to a stake; thence N. 40 dw
grees W. 167 poles to the becrinn-
ing. -Containing 80 acres more or
Thia the 19th day of March.'
1940.
W, BRYAN BOOE, Tnuter
By T. B. Bryan, Attorney.
edy: IB ttrei^aeteV wOl' - RfTen
at Benham icIUip) Saturdity, Jfi^l
>0, at 7 :30 p, in,. The caiit Ir'em-
pomd of adults,''moi^ of t whom
are ’high school graduates or
high school students. “It you en
joy a good play you can't afford
to miss this one,’* the announce
ment said.
Admisaion will be 16 and 15
cents and'. will be used tor bene
fit of the school.
Ada. get attentien—aad reenhel
MaryC
CRwItot
petOKRUvwnnB'
. jUm eetefael
to exhibit"them to.the
at Panonvine, N. C„ on or
the Stb day of AprQ, 1941, or ttie
notlM will hajidad' in bar
their recoTRty^ AR persons in
debted to aaid eatate^ will pleaaa
make itomediate payment.
This 8th day of April, AD. IMI,
WAYNE RICHABDSCW,
Administrator of Mary C. Woo^
ruff, deceased. 6-lf
A H. Casey, Attorney.
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