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trAdltlonal Jinx day
■ho ,t^ alnflMO Woirt-.|
SS'^r GW tift
-Frl-
ursy i: —produced a series
•I miahaps that landed some vlc-
IF:ns in Jail, some In ^he ditch,
■ome in the hospital, and even
the country. ,
• Take the case of Morris Bren-
del, a New York bakery route
man. Brendel, whose f;rst and
last names add up to 13 letters.
was blamed for keeping one man "’*3 arrested on a 13-count
1 ai.i. — VinnriMaTia/l
«at of the army-
But the bad luck score was re
duced by a streak of good for-
tBue which struck in spots across
ery indictment, wrhich happened
to be the 13th handed up by the
Queens county grand jury.
Charged with altering 13 deliv
ery Slips, he was put in cell 13.
Brendel was arrested by Detec
tive Groh—13 letters there, too.
For that matter, Friday the
13th itself has 13 letters. (Head
line writers beware!)
On the good luck ledger was
i Dorothy Guzrle, 22, who fell
from a third-floor window In
New York and was caught by a
pedestrian, Joseph Miller. He ad
mitted has was a little surprised
to see a woman dropping on him
from the sky. Both fell to the
She was
MOnCE OF SEKVICE OF SUM-
HONS BY PUBLICATION
Mary A. Baugruess, et als.
vs.
Mrs. Bessie Porter, Orville Porter,
Mrs. Hessic Hoosier, Mrs. Stella
IPnrter Bennett, John Porter, Jr.,
Charlie Porter, Lillie Porter, a
Minor.
The defendants above named;
and. especially, the defendant
BESSIE PORTER, will take notice
fiat an action has been commenc
ed before the Clerk of the Superior
Coart of Wilkes County for the, . . , j
porpose of dividing and partition-i uninjured,
ng of a tract of land in Rock i taken to a hospital to be treated
Creek Township, Wilkes County j for alcoholism and he went back
between the petitioners and le-: to delivering beer
qmdents; and, upon affidavit fil-
e^an order has been signed di-i executed for murdering
recting the defendant Bessie Por- . ' ^ . ,, .
ter to appear and answer or demur eight-year-old -Mazie . t
•o the petition filed within ten (10) i basement of a tavern,
days from the completion of this; The Anti-Superstition Club of
■wvice, or the relief sought will be, wheeling. W. Va., ushered in the
. , r, V. day by gathering at midnight in
December,^ -haunted house.- where they
' C C HAYES I broke mirrors, petted black cats,
*-2 4t-t Clerk Superior (:ourt and walked under ladders. None
of the members reported serious
I conseiiuences.
, head, wvered and artary near the-
iWain, and he .died. -
The National Safety Chuneii at
Chicago offered some suratesUons,
for the bellev«a In the supersti
tion. They ,wVre: .
“Walk under a ladder hut
don’t walk against traffic lights.]
“Carry a rabbit’s foot. It you
like, but depend on your own
feet for safety.
“Light three cigarettes^ on a
match, but three drinks before
driving are three too many.
“Break a mirror, but don’t
break traffic laws.”
Only time will tell how lucky
or unlucky Friday the 13th,
1940, was for Anthony, a two-
day-old resident of New Haven,
Conn. He was fonnd on the steps
of Grace Hospital clinic, snugly
wrapped In a blanket which bore
this note:
"Please take care of baby. His
name Is Anthony. Will be back
in two months and pay you for
your services. Please baptize the
baby, and God bless you.”
In Chicago. Robert Schroeder.
Nazis Stripped
Of Arms, Jailed
In Danish Riot!
Gteta Ruble, good will mesienger
from Mexico, who will tour the Doit
ed States. She Is a direct descend
ant of the last Inca ruler.
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Mrs. Carl Dwyer, of
Wls.. said Friday the 1.3th wa.s
a restful day after what happen
ed to her on the 12th. She dis
Copenhagen.—Several leaders
of the Danish Nazis, stripped of
their uniforms and weapons,
were under arrest last night in
the south Jutland town of Had-
erslev after the worst rioting
and anti-Nazi demonstrations
Oneida, I [j,e German occupation of
Denmark.
From midnight uniil 4 a. m.
On And On
Let noble thoughts and a kind
heart be a guide.
Falter not from thy purpose,
Live in the presence of this day
For to-morrow never comes.
Mil CaiiBniMr
huplT'Inddutiyg
u®?,'csmpMgu In.'^'^IStth
which has reshlted in
th*'fllnilDation of 140 undeslr-
able beer outlets, will be pressed
with increased vigor in 1941.’
The executive committee'of the
Brewers and North Carolina Beer
Distributors coinmittee, at its
'all meeting In Raleigh, mapped
plans for the new year’s cam
paign. Continuation of the ^ self
regulation campaign, under the
■supervision ofc State Director Ed
gar H. Bain of Goldsboro, was
recently authorised by the United
Brewers Industrial Foundation,
the sponsoring organization.
Organized 19 months ago, the
committee has eliminated 140 ob
jectionable outlets through revo
cation, surrender and refusal of
local authorities to re-llcense.
Six dealers have been placed on
probation, and 175 dealers warn
ed to "clean up’’ or face "close
up- action.
®q#^H«ve that
»'
fo will result ia
ampifuwant ot 4,000,000 p«rs^
in this eohht
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! covered that burglars had ran-
:acked her house. While she was
(going to report the burglary, her
I automobile broke down. She went
!to the home of relatives and
I hitched up a horse to tow her
car. The horse fell dead. She
walked home. When she returned
for her car, the battery had been
stolen.
In New York, Leonard Bremen!
appeared at an army induction i
13th I
Explore the realm of thy Rentes.
jWeed from the soul its vices—
^ For to know good and practise it,
yesterday several thousand Danes 1 Is the beginning of all virtue,
gathered outside the Haderslev
jail, jeering about 350 of the May every man be a king
Nazis being questioned by police.In the kingdom of his thoughts.
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center, boasting that the „
was his lucky day. He was i violating a law prohibiting
November 13, received many'
good jobs on the .stage on the
his
after rioting in which 10 police
men were among the injured.
The demonstrating, uniform
ed Nazis belonging to Fritz Claus
en’s Danish national socialist
party, were subdued by police, af-
er tear gas bombs and fire hoses
had been used against niem. and
wore charged with attacking the
police, disturbing the peace and
the
wearing of uniforms.
.Most of the 350 Nazis were re-
May nobles be, only where
Noble deeds are found.
Oh nature! Thou art the supreme
creator
Time Is Infinite on your hand;
May life, like a brook
Flow tirelessly on.
kind
13th. and received his draft | gf,gp being stripped of
I lue.stionnaire on November 13.
“.\nd now I’m going Into the
he
army on Friday the 13th,”
said.
A tew minutes later he was re
jected tor defective vision.
Herbert Rees, 43. of Wood-
bijidge, N. J., was a fatal victim
|t h e i r paraphernalia including
steel helmets and their uniforms,
and only the leaders and most
aggressive ones remained in jail
last night.
Let noble thoughts and a
heart be a guide.
Falter not from thy purpose.
Live in the presence of this day
For to-morrow never comes.
—ALBERT MINTON.
Air Corps Technical School
Lowry Field
Denver, Colorado.
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NOTICE
By virtue of an Order of the Su
perior Court of Wilkes County,
iigncd by the Clerk thereof 9n the
ith (lav of December 1940, in the
case entitled, “C. A. Lowe Execu
tor of the Last Will ami Testament
of \V C. Watts and Lucendia
Watts, and C. A. Lowe, indivi
dually et al Mx-Partee”, who are
the lx!gatees under the Last Will
and Testament of/W. C. Watts and
Lucendia Watts by reasim of be
ing Heirs at law of Mrs. Minda
Lowe, deceased, appointing the un
dersigned Commissioner to sell the
lands described in the Petition, and
hereinafter described to make as-
.eis with which to pay the debts of
the deceased parties special Lega
cies and for division among the Pe
titioners KS Legatees under said
Will, will on the 13th day of Jan.
1941, at one o’clock P. M. at the
Courthouse Door in Wilkesboro,
North Carolina, sell to the highest
bidder for cash at public auction
the lands described in the Petition,
which are as follows:
FIRST TRACT: Lying and be
ing on the East side of State High
ways 16 and 18, and bounded as
follows: Beginning on a stake on
the East side of State Highway 16
and 18, and the North West cor
ner of the Elus Gilreath lot, on
which the said Elus Gilreath lived
on the 17tH day of December 1899,
and running East 16 poles to a
stake, the Gilreath corner; thence
South or near South ■with the Elus
Gilreath line 15 poles to a post
oak stump, in William Smithey’s
line and EHus Gilreath’s corner;
thence South 79 degrees East with
said Smithey’s line 60 poles to a
small black oak bush in the J. P.
Gilreath line; thence North ■with
the J. P. Gilreath line 53 poles to
a stake; thence West 70 1-4 poles
to a stake on State Highway 16
|c nd 18; thence a South course with
'the center line of State Highway
16 and 18, as now constructed and
in use 25 1-2 poles to the point of
beginning. Containing 19 1-6 acres
more or less.
SECOND TRACT: Lying and
being on the West side of State
Highway 16 and 18, and bounded
as follows;' Beginning on a stone
on the West margin of State High
way 16 and 18, and running West
47 poles to a stone; thence South
16 2-3 poles to a stone; thence
East 47 poles to a stone on State
Highway 16 and 18; thence a
North course, with the center line
of State Highway 16 and 18, as
now constructed and in use, 16 2-3
poles to the point of beginning.
Containing 6 acres more or less.
The above lands are located on
the height of lands on Highway
16 and 18, on both sides of said
High^way, one mile North of Mo-
ravian Falls and 2 1-2 miles from
ti« Courthouse in Wilkesboro, and
■will be sold in creels and as a
whole, and the sale reported in the
manner which constitutes the high-
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the loi^ dsy of December,
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ConunJadimer.
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