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SUMMTT, May and
, Mit. L«liDie B«nge aitd cMIdren,
lliUars Cr^ek. st>«iii euaday In
B home ot Mra. B«nM‘s aar«nU
^ rr. and Mrs. J. W. March.
■ Mr.'and J^rs. W. •A.-' Bengw
3St Bandar in the Mne ot Mr.
d. Mrs. Presaley Charch.
Oeone and Barnii^ Church
•vcnt Saturday night ^Ih John-
■oa and Helen Church.^
Mrs. Martha Mikcal'-spent Sat-
iiMay with her* daughter, Mrs.
Mnnle Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Dempg^ Church,
Messrs.' Clint and Raiem Church
spent a 'Sthlle in^he home
•f Mr. lfer& I^naie Benge,
mt Miiiers CrSeth,' SuniSay after
noon. '
Misses Fay and Noyadeen Wat
ers and Norna Oreene’ spent a
ritort while in the home of Rer.
and Mrs. J. W. Church,' Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Coy Church and
Mis. Lizsie Church and son, Ed-
sfln, visited in the home of Mr.
•nd Mrs. .Emit C-reene, of _ Pur-
lear, Sunday night.
Mrs. Fannie Church and daugh
ter, Helen, spent Sundjiy atter-
'oon in the home of .‘:Mr. and
rs. Pressley Church.
:tion S.tate
S3'-
Iee Gras
t>f Rocky Mount,
aiM
'^we
a retermn atata senator' who is
seeking the Democratic nomina
tion for governor, will spend next
week in this section of the state,
according to advice received by
some of his friends here today.
Gravely, who spends about halt
hi: time at his summer home
at Roaring Gap, promoted the leg
islation which provided for state
advertising and during his stay
in this part of the state is ex
pected to confer with civic groups
relative to advertising the open
ing of the Blue Ridge Parkway.
His recent statement favoring a
third term for President Roose
velt and his endorsement of the
New Deal farm program have re
ceived much comment.
Grand Opaninf Sale U
natmead; Many. Intprpva* >
meats Made in Store :f
Horton Drug company ts cele
brating its 40th anniversary Fri
day, May 10, with formal tun
ing of its newly rsmodeled > and
highly modernized store. ^
The business haa been in ope
ration for 40 years and since 1922
under Its present management. It
has become one of the best known-
drug firms in northwestern North
Carolina,
Workmen have Just completed
the task of remodeling the entire
Interior ot the store and making
(of it one of the most attractive
stores in this section.
The Duther Rice^lass of Jun
ior R. A.’s of the First Bafklst
church met with Charlee Porter
at his home oh B street, Mday
night. May 3rd. William Johnson
had charge of the meeting. A
splendid program was rendered
and all enjoyed the meeting. Re
freshments were served.
On Friday night. May 17th,
they will .meet at Relns-Sturdl-
rant Chapel. Mr. Johnson will be
In charge of the meeting and he
urges all members to be present.
EMPLAYMENT OFFICE
— TO CLOSE FRTOAY
The North Wllkesboro branch
of employment service and unem
ployment compensation commis
sion will be closed on Friday,
May 10, which is Southern Me
morial Day, and claimants sup
posed to report -on ' Friday are
asked to report on Saturday, May
11.
Qukk AfiioN
FOR RENT
TWO TWO-ROOM Apartments,
furnished or unfurnished. Ap
ply 616 B Street. It-pd
FOR RENT: Fivo-room hou.se in
Wllkesboro: water and lights;
good garden and nice lawn.
See or write The Journal-Pa
triot. 5-13-21
FOR RENT: A furnished three
room apartment, with private
bath. Close in. Phone 372-R.
5-6-lt
FOR S.^EE: Fordson Tractor;
New Type motor; Bosch Ignit
ion system. A-1 condition. Yad
kin Valley .Motor Co. 5-9-tf
COMPLETE LINE of Lee’s Poul
try Remedies; also complete
line of Hog, Horse and Cattle
Remedies. Red Cross Phar
macy “Your Service Drug
Store," Phone 98, Tenth street.
5-6-4t
rrSUAL BARGAINS tn good
used oars and trucks, several
makes and models. Wilkes Mo
tor company, two miles west
on Boone Trail. 10-2-tf
WANTED
FOR SALE
*IRA(7rOR,S—W-80 on rubber—
Farmall 30, 15-30, Dodge
$100, Fordson. Cars—’39 small
Bnick Sedan, '39 Chevrolet Se
dan, '39 Packard Convertible
^tfupe. Trucks—D-2 Interna-
tional Pickup. '39 Chevrolet
1 1-2 ton. 'Wholesale prices.
HKNKBt/S,"Statesville, N. C.
6-30-81
SELECT YOUR MOTHER’S DAY
Oifte at the Singer Shop. Gifts
36* and up. Skirt Markers,
Buttonhole attachnwnt, also
needles, oil and repairs, near
.Beins-Sturdivant. « 6-9-2t-pd
HO.ME OO.MFORT RANGE in
perfect condition. Good bar
gain for quick sale or will
trade for good cow. Mrs. S. M
Bnrchette, Hendrix, N. C.
5-13-4t-pd
HEADQUARTERS for Poultiy
xnd Stock Remedie-s—Walco
tablets and other known pro
ducts, at lew prices. Red Cross
Bharmacy, “Your Service Drug
Store," 10th Street. 4-18-tf
BTEABN’S INSULIN. Itocognlzed
by the medical profession. New
low prices at RED CROSS
PHARMACY. “Your Service
Drug Store," Phone 98, Tenth
Street. 5-6-4t
fANTED: To do yonr radio re
pair work on all makes and
models. Expert repairmen. Sat-
Isfactloi Tnaranteed. — Day
Electric co.. Phone 323. 8-10-tf
ESTABLI.SHEI) R A W LEIGH
ROUTE available in Wilkes
County. Products well known.
Dealers in nearby Localities
making good Sales. Good op
portunity for right man witn
car. See L. G. Harrold, Route
1, North Wllkesboro, N. C., or
write Rawlelgh’s, Dept. NCE-
164-204H, Richmond. Va. ■
5-9-16-13-30—6-6-13-(T)-pd
The walls have been repainted
and redecorated and many new
fixtures have been installed. The
renovating process has been car
ried out throughout the store, in
cluding the prescription depart
ment and the Improvements have
been carried out with the inten
tion of making the store a pleas
ant and convenient place to trans
act business.
One of the several major im
provements has been the instal
lation of a streamlined and ultra
modern fountain and luncheon
ette counter, which not only add
to the good appearance of the
store but make possible the ren
dering of a high type of service.
Flourescent lighting fixtures
have been Installed, introducing
a new and highly improved type
for merchandising firms in this
section of the state. The lights
give daylight visibility and in ad
dition to being very attractive are
easy on the eyes.
In connection with the formal
opening Friday will be a Grand
Opening sale with unusually low
pr're quoted on many items of
desired drug stole merchandise.
Some of these values are quoted
in the advertisement on page five
of this issue of The Journal-Pa
triot. Favors will be given visi
tors and the public has a most
cordial invitation to pay the store
a visit.
Horton’s handles the nationally
famous Walgreen products and
connection with the Walgreen
system enables the store to have
the advantage of mass buying.
Substantial savings, which are
MISCELANEOUS
FOUND: Brown and white beagle
dog. Owner may have dog by
identifying and paying for this
ad. Inquire at Journal-Patriot
office. 5-13-2t
COMMENCEMENT
AT ROARING RIVER
(Continued from page one)
graduates: JamM Alexander,
Henry Anderson,' Noah - Benton,
Clay Blackibum, Lenora Black
burn, Bpeie Blackburn, Clyde
Burchette, Bernice Byrd, Billy
Church. Edith Howard, J. P. Ma-
haffey, Noah Lee Mahaffey, El
ton Jordan, Jarvis Mathis, 'Vir
ginia Pardue, Lillie Porter, Parks
Ray, Clifton Sparks, Eileen Sta
ley, Tom Tharpe, Grady Ward,
James Ward, Myrtle Prevette,
Mason Smlthey, Elizabeth Well
born.
PhiHips Talks
“Cold Turkey”
lINlStRA^Brg vmc»
Ha^ng qnalifM W
tor of the eatato at Maty C .Wood*
ruff, deceased, late of WObw
county. North OaroUna, this ki to
notify all persons' &iTing daina
against the estate of said decedent
to exhibit them to the nnderaigned
at ParsonviDe, N. C., on or bdoia
the 8th day of Agiril, 1941, or t^
notice will be plead in bar -of
their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This 8th day of April, AI>. 1940.
WAYNE RICTAEDSON,
Administrator of Mary C. Wo^-
Tuff, deceased. 6-16-Ot
A. H. Casey, Attonwy.
Candidate Shows How He
Would Clean Up Poli
tics In District
FOR THE PLAIN PEOPLE
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
Under and by virtae of the (pow
er of sale contained in a certain
Deed of Trust, dated March 14,
1931, recorded in office of Register
of Eieeds for , Wilkes County, in
Book 166, page 23, to the under
signed trustee, to secure the pay
ment of a note therein mentioned
from E. J. Blackburn and wife,
Dovie Blackburn, default ha'ving
been made in the payment thereof
emd demand having been made on
me;
I will. Therefore, on Saturday,
June 1, 1940, at the hour of ten
(10:00) o’clock A. M., at the court ^
house door in Wllkesboro, offer'
for sale for cash to the highest
bidder the following described
tracts of land:
First Tract: Lying and being in
Jobs Cabin Township; Bounded
on the north by the lands of L H.
Carlton; bounded on the east by"
the lands of Arvll Green; bounded
on the south by the lands rf I. M.
Carlton; bounded on the Test by
the lands of I. M. Carn-'j'i; con
taining 6.2 acres, more or less and
being the lands purchased from L
M. Carlton.
Second Tract: Lying and Ming
passed on to the consumer,
thus brought about.
GIRLS! Loam Beauty Culture
and hair styling, in one of the
South’s best schools. Three
months required. Low rates.
Enroll now. Write tor particu
lars. Hinshaw School of Beau
ty Culture, North Wllkesboro.
N. C. 5-13-5t-(M)
ANTEDff Bring your typewrit
ers, cash registers. Adding Ma
chines, computing scales, check
writers, clocks, and sewing ma
chines that need repairing and
:leaning to me up stairs ove;
Harter - Hubbard Publishing
Hompany, Ninth street. W. G
larrison. 1-l-tf
ADAM. NOT EVE. TO BLAME
FOR THE FALL OF MAN. A
learned theologian explains the
revision of the Catholic Cate
chism, fixing the blame tor the
aftermath of the original sin on
the first man—and why Satan
picked the serpent as a disguise
to tempt Eve. An illustrated fea
ture in The American Weekly
Magazine with next Sunday’s
Washington Times-Herald, now
on sale.
“I WAS A SPY IN WICKED
OLD SULTAN ABDUL HAMID’S
HAREM.” Startling disclosures
by Baroness Anima von Severing,
who reveals what she saw, heard
and suffered in the perilous “Par
adise ot Women,” the imperial
Turkish Seraglio of the most
Mood-thirsty and lustful monarch
ot the past generation. Begin
her thrilling articles in The
jVnierican Weekly Magazine with
next Sunday’s W’ashington Times-
Herald, DOW On sale.
VISIT OUR USED CAR LOT BEFORE YOU BUY
‘Tine Used Car
make happy Sirring
OUR Low Prices
make happy pdeketbook!"
’39 Chevrolet DeLuxe Coach
’39 Ford Tudor Sedan
’39 F(»rd DeLuxe Sedan
’38 Ford Tudor Sedan
Yadldn VaDey Motor Company
North Wilkesboro,
D. C. Phillips, Southern Pines,
bringing bis string band and po
litical “cleansing’’ campaign for
congressional nomln a t i o n, is-
speaking to large crowds at var
ious courthouses.
The Southern Pines man, one
of five contestants for the place
now held by Representative W. O.
Biurgln, Lexington, advocates fed
eral aid to schools as a means of
repealing the sales tax in this
state, emphasizes his sympathy
for “the plain people,’’ who, he
says must “wash clean" the “con
fusion and bewilderment" in this
country.
PhllllpB’ string band of six piec
es consists of guitars and an ac
cordion. Phillips himself partici
pates In the singing and playing.
To demonstrate how he would
clean up the "filth of the political
war of the eighth district,” Phil
lips, who is a laundry equipment
salesman, carries with him a
miniature washing machine. Dur
ing the course ot his talk, with
out interrupting himself, he pulls
out a dirty rag doll with a round
knob for a head. ’The head, he
said, represents that of the "gang
politician. It is difficult to tell
whether his face is in front or
behind.”
“rieans’’ District
He places the doll In the ma
chine and starts the device, talk
ing all the time. After a short
while, by sleight of hand, Phil
lips pulls out from the machine
a clean, properly clothed doll,
simulating the “cleansing" of
the eighth district. The audiences
are very much entertained by
this stunt. Music is played while
the miniature washer Is passed
about and at another Interlude in
the program.
Regarding federal school aid,
the speaker says that by enacting
such aid, congress can place the
North Carolina legislature in a
position where It can repeal the
sales tax, thus saving the cost of
collection.
He reiterates a previous, un
qualified stand against the Unit
ed States entering foreign war.
“I would not cast my ballot under
any condition for an American
youth to go across the water to
war," he said.
Hits “Isms”
Phillips says the three "isms”
u Ich threaten the American sys
tem of government are material
ism, atheism and communism,
the latter being brought about
when the former two comiblne.
He defines materialism in one
sense as when "a man can go into
a county, buy two or three
ticians and carry the county.”
He tells his listeners that "we
have the power of free action,
self direction and self determi
nation” and that through “hu
man will” coming from “an in
finite God we ha-^e the power to
clean out the filth of political
war In the eighth district."
Philips emphasizes he is not
the favorite son of any county. A
Chatham native, he attended
Campbell colloge, has been in the
newspaper business, has sold
laundry equipment seven years,
teaches a Bible class and is a
Legionnaire.
Mr. Phillips hopes to bring his
band and -put on his program in
Wilkes ocunty, but states that he
is not going to be able to eanr;
„ it to^ all^ counties la this dl'.»trlot.
‘^'(Paid ipolltlcaf AdfTertteemont.)
in Jobs Cabin Township; Adjoining
Jane Church
the lands of Rebecca_
on the north: adjoining the lands
of Elk Creek Lumber) Co., on the
east; adjoining the lands of Elk
Creek Lumber Co., on the soute;
adjoining the lands of G. W. Black-
bum on th’e west; containing 60
acres, more or less and bei^ the
lands purchased from Devid E.
Corbitt. (One-half (1-2) undivided
interest in this tract of land).
’The 1st day of May, A. D. 1940.
A. H. CASCT,
' 'Trustee.
6-23-4t(T)
AVERY CORN PLANT-
ERS—Buy one now for
$22.50. A few left at this
low price.
CarltiHi’s Hdw
Sure, you could
bear off his ice f
end seek with frisk'
Arctic Grcle. But
find the comfortable coolness
thet you'll enjoy ell summer long
in one of these STYLE-MART
GULF-TONES. Smertneu end
shape-retaining sturdiness are built
right into the cool, crush-resistant
BOTANY fabric. And of course
you'll enjoy the good looks end
right feel 'that come from STYLE-
MART'S distinctive styling end
tailoring. Come in today—-end
take a cool plunge into a GULF-
TONE! Economically priced at only
Marlow’s Men’s Shop
New and Corre^ Men’s Wear
(PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT)
1
North Carolina Needs a
Business
Administration
SITUATION WANTED;
Energetic businessman - farmer
of fifty will be available next
January to head North Caro
lina’s Largest Enterprise.
Neighbors and associates offer
highest testimonials as to charac
ter and ability. Promises future
employer that he will apply the
same sound methods to his new
connection that have brought
him success in private endeavors.
Citizens interested in procuring
his services are asked to place an
(X) before the name of L.- LEE
GRAVELY, Democratic candi
date for Governor, on May 25th.
i
‘It will be ay porpoee as Goveroor to give
the atate an efficient business administra-
tiim in which one hundred eenta of bnefit
shall be derived from every tax dollar
sp^t.”—From Gravely’s original announce
ment. '
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