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VB KEKiy-tMte UtOMsaftd clean,
white feed mcJU. WQ pajr, 5
cents each. ',E. E. Eller Pro
duce Co. ‘ ' S-lJ-S]t
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BTVE-ROOS^^ ho«se^ -doae In. See
Brs. J. I.'MTors, 70 B.M^«|Bt-
Vhone 56. 9-18-4tp
BPARTMEET' wMh An rooms
and hath, close in. Steam heat
ed' with Btoker-fired furnace..
^ .Phone 62-J er-^ John Tere-
Vansh, 727 KOnjain^on Are-
•ne. ' »-l-tf
OR RENT; !H»r«yPoom apact-
aent, prlTstft ibcth', steam heat
^Dd hot water furnished. R. T.
McNiel, Phone 32. ' 8-18-tf
FOR SALE
. ■ 8«t|^yi|!|i^eBt of the Patri-
will ad-
*WA»aa«».a* or|eaiusatten moettag
RefeHl ,hWBrth WlUes-
I'lo'd^ haff'on C'stfeet
Friday nif;bt, 8 o’clock- ‘
It wfll k» an o»eh meeting.and
all are iBTited to attend. '
A preliminary meeting was
held here a tew week.? ago and
date set for another to be held
on Friday night of this week, at
At tte 'f
tha.Jlinrt Baf|b|fcv:cte
Snfidw?;; tbd scilf
the aer^ of sern^ OR
qf^Bnodeaaful Oht&Um' Utinglt’
ilte.neraida topic f*.-,, .
evening secvlce ^f^lir 8SW.fi>iJV
be "Making Crdlnn*; 41^1!
Count .For. the Mwt.”v lAst^iijtaV
flay ovenlng the sermon ;*«RSld§^-.,
ed "How to Deal With the PwV
lem of Worty.". Other sdbjecte
in the scries of Sunday eveping
services will he;-Sepit. 21„^.“Mept?
i ing Life’s Unwelcome lAmita-
tions’’: Sept. 28fc "Discovering the
which time It Is expected that ^
chapter of the fraternity will b* Reserve Powers of Life.’’
formed here. y-. At the H„o’clock ser
The' organization, new to North Sunday naorning ' Dr. Kincheloe
Wllkesboro. is nation-wide Ip rwill speak on “Your Reasonable
scope, and has patriotic, fratet'*
nal and beneficial principles. ’ ■
Rev. Albert Wellons, of Millers
Creek, will enter Duke UnlversI^
Divinity school Monday.
txyR SALF—too New Hampdibre
Red pullets: three months old.
See or write Wilkes Hatchery,,
North Wilkesboro, N. C. 9-16-2p
FOR .S.ALE: One good flve-gaited
saddle horse. See B. W. Mc
Daniel, Elkin, N. C. 9-ll-4t
MISCELLANEOUS
ServiceJi A friendly welcome Is
extended to the public to attend
the'services.- ..i.
\iiLKkSBOBO METHODIST
Sunday at 11 a. m.. Rev. A. C.
Cibbs, superintendent of the El
kin district, will preach at Wllkes-
boro and hold quarterly confer-
■ence.
The pastor. Dr, J. C. Stokes,
will preach at the evening ser-
vice al Wilkesboro at 8 o’clock.
Youth fellowship will meet at
7 o’clock.
VOR SALE—Tom's Chbiu, locat
ed in Wilkesboro. . Reason for
selling, owner’s ill health. See
or write T. tJ. Hubbard, Wilkes-
horo, N. Cj J., It
TOR SALE—ftriwin ho«»;« and 1
acre of land, 6 miles north on
Highway 18.. Write or see C.
K. Huie, North Wilkesboro,
Route 1. • I 9-18-4tp
JB.'j-.AfltF, F.dRAI on Yadkin
river at Marley Ford, 17 acres
good ibottom , lands; exc^lcnt
targain. See of write A. E.
Foster, North Wilkesboro.
' • 9-l8-4tp
FOR S.AIiE—a black niaret), age;.
S and 6 years; 1 two-horse
w.T^rnn; 1 electric fence bat-
tery; 1 riding cultivator; 1
riding corn planter. Priced
rea.sonable. Mrs. S(ace Alex-
mdor, Wilkesboro, N. C.
ftOR -S.ALE—Hon.se trailer, wtl
or wit'iout equipment: all-stei
body; very light; {wacticall
utw; reasonable price. C. I
Mitchell, at Jenkins HardwaR
Co. > 9-ll-2tp
LOST in North Wilko^oro: pock-
etbook containing money, key,
receipts of C. A. Marlow, J. H.
Grmes or Albert Byrd. Reward
if returned to Police Dept., or
C. A. Marlow: Itp
IXIST—Friday In Fain>lain,s com
munity, black Poland-China-
Berkshire boar; weight about
50 pounds. Reward for infor
mation leading to return. Ralph
Hays, Falrplaln.s. 0-15-2tp
REW.AKD for infonmition lead
ing to recovery of yellow fawn
•ler.sey heifer, weight about 600
pounds. Strayed or stolen
from Williams Orchard, near
Oakwoods. Saturday, Septem-
Cth. E. G. Finley. 9-15-2tp
GOING to A. T. C. at Boone
daily from North Wilkesboro.
Would like four passengers to
share expenses. Phone 529,
Mrs. J. B. Highsmith. 9-ll-2tp
SUITS and Dresses Cleaned and
Pressed, 35c; Pants 20c; cash
ind Carry. Towne Cleaners, Old
iedmond Stand, Back of Hotel
a. 8-11-tf
Services Twice Mwith^y
At New Hoi>e Baptist
Preaching services are being
held-twice monthly instead of
once; services as usual on the
fourth Sunday at 11 and 8 p. m.,
and- on the second Sunday at the
same hours by the pastor. Rev.
A. W. Eller. The Sunday
school is progressing nicely un
der leadership of Clinton Eller;
B. Y. P. U. each Sunday night.
Everybody is invited to all ser
vices- '
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Architects Work
On School Plans
(Continued from page one)
Announcement
•
TO THE AUTOMOBILE AND
T^UCK OWNERS OF
WILKES COUNTY
And Surrounding Territory
I wish to announce that 1 will
open on Monday, Sept. 15th, a
general automobile repair shop
in the United Supply Company
bniik^tig between the Wilkes-
boros. f will specialize in . , .
'
Body and Fender
Rebuilding
YQUR patronage is SOLICITED.
A|X WORK GUARANTEED.
Operating Ih^r The Name of
Molor-Bwty
were: high school building with
12 classrooms and large audito
rium: large library room, science
laboratory, home economics lab
oratory, vocational agricultural
laboratory, space for school cafe
teria.
Brushy Mountain —: Mountain
Crest, Cherry Grove, Parker, Gtl-
reath and China Grove are one
teacher schools with total enroll
ment of 151. Need four-classroom
building with auditorium; library
and lunchroom: steam heat
water, plumbing and sewage dis
posal system.
Moravian Falls — Enrollment
last year 248. school has no au
ditorium. Needs include audito
rium, two classrooms, library and
cafeteria, steam heat and sewage
disp^)sal system.
Somers township schools—Pres
ent conditions are one and two
teacher schools at Windy Gap,
Somers, Osbornville, lA)velace,
Shady Grove, Mt. Pisgah, Spur
geon. Lewis, with total enroll
ment of 305. Need nine-class
room building, with auditorium,
library, cafeteria, heat, water,
plumbing and sewage disposal
system, six acres land.
Boomer school—^Present brick
veneer building needs toilet
rooms, heat, plumbing and sew.
age disposal.
Ferguson — School has seven
i standard classrooms and eight
teachers; enrollment 261. Need
two additional classrooms, library,
cafeteria, heat, plumbing and sew
age disposal, four more acres of
land.
Mount Pleasant —• Enrollment
last year was 552, school has
enough students for 13 teachers
but has only eight adequate
classrooms; Congo and Stony Hill
-should be consolidated.
Needs Include ten.room build
ing with large auditorium, li
brary, science laboratory, home
economics laboratory, vocational
agricultural department, school
cafeteria and five additional acres
of lan-i.
Millers Creek—School has 25
teachers and building has 15
classrooms: community is grow.
Ing fast, enrollment last year
was 901.
Needs 12 additional class
rooms, library and cafeteria, sci
ence laboratory, home economics
laboratory and vocational agricul
ture department.
Cricket—^Present' wood build
ing Inadequate, enrollment wtih
Buck school consolidated would
be about 350. School has only
six teachers with many students
leaving because of condition of
building.
Need ten-room elementary
'building with auditorium, library
room, cafeteria, six acres of land.
Union To'wnshlp School — one
and two-teaicber schoobi 'at
Ridge, Concord, . Whlttl
Miller, Shepherd, Sherman, Log-'
gins and White Oak has total en
rollment; orS61.
Needa ten-room building 'With
audltorinm, cafeteria, well, henL:
plnnrUil^,' sewage disposal Mftr
tern, six acres' land.' • . ‘ ^
slKwijj-
dents'
stead N^
I more 'booms WbdlBrife needodv's*?
, ' Trs phlll—School hag ten teach
ers with eight standard rooms,
enrollment 380 but with Joynes
and Roaring Gap schools consol
Idiat^ wonid; he, 5,}-8- -' i ^ -
Needs' six kadltlonal , ehWB-
rOome, isciepce, home economics
and Vocatlqtal k boratorles, sew-
fge disposal system «nd five
more acres Aand. ' * .
Austin Needs water, heat,
plumbing and sewage dlsposab
Ronda—^bool has 17 teachers
with only 11 standard classrooms;
enrollment last year 636; fast
growing community.
Needs new building with eight
classrooms and large audltoriuip
library, science laboratory, home
economics laboratory ahd voca
tional agricnltur^ department,
sewage disposal system.
Pleasant Rldge^Need new
elementary building to , Kermit
children now In Pleasant R^gelKermit
and Mine Ridge schools-^ Five
classrooms, library, auditorium,
cafeteria, water, heat and sewage
disposal system needed.
ment of two schools last year 137.
Pleasant Hill—School has five
teachers with only four standard
rooms: enrollment 176. fast
growing community near Elkin.
Needs four-room building with
auditorium, heating, plumbing
and sewage disposal system.
Benham—Needs plumbing and
sewage disposal system.
Clingman — School has f ve
teachers with four standard
rooms. Enrollment was 177 and
Deunyville. with 70. should be
consolidated, making enrollment
247.
Needs five additional rooms,
heet. plumbing and sewage dis-
posal. ...IK
Roaring River—School has 1»
teachers with only seven standanl
classrooms; enrollment 557.
Needs ten-room building with
large auditorium, provisions fo''
library, Bclewoe, home, economic-s
and vocational agricultural de
partment. cafeteria and sewage
disposal system.
Lincoln Heights (colored) —
School has 15 teachers with ten
standard classrooms. Thankful.
Parks Grove and Rock Creek
should be consolidated. Total en
rollment would be 557.
Needs ten-room school build
ing with large auditorium, library
science and home economics lab
oratory and cafeteria; also heat
ing, plumbing and sewage dispo
sal system for entire school.
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(Hat'
Lovett,
17;
Roy
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Rotetf, 20. ,
Millers Creek Contract—Wlllw
OsOar Wyatt, 30; P. B. Danefi
■ A *
"^Substitute Drivers—^Tunny Bo*-
gene Dancy, 18.
' Mnlberry-North Wilkesboro
- Washington Van Wyatt, 17;
Udy Clay Wood, 26; Claude Mil
ler, 28; Bryce Sebastian, 16.
Substitute Drivers — John D.
Hall, 18; Grady Fleldon Miller,
4 8; Bruce Hall.
Moontaln View
Ivan Mack Rhodes, 17; Vernon
Reece Byrd, 17; John A. Bau-
guess, 17; Roy Austin Taylor,
17.
Mtn. View Contrret—John Tyra
Bauguess, 54; Clarence Handy.
New Life Contract — Robert
John Johnson, 34.
Substitute Drivers — Maurice
Anderson Miller, 16.
Tcaphill
Jesse Cleve Hutchinson, 16;
Raymond Spicer, 25;
Evert Harold Swaim, 16; Ira
Billings.
Traphlll Contract—Frank Hut
chinson. 17; Vaughn L. Bauguss,
24.
Sabstitute Drivers—^Robert Bil
lings, 16; Clyde Luther Draughn,
18; Nymphus Hawkins, 29; Burr
Y. Hutchinson, 17; Buell Oliver
Warren, 20; Davis L. Pruitt, 16.
Double Creek—H. Y. Hutchin
son.
Honda
Edwin Ashley: Llnvllle Arthur
Roberts. 17; Thaddeus Clingman
Darnell, 17; Jack Eugene Dells,
17; Aldean Gentry, 17; Avery
Wall,. Jr., 17.
Honda Contract — Oscar Wal
ter Pardue, 16.
Benham Contract — Robert
Spencer.
Substitute Drivers — Aldean
Coleman, 16; Charlie Gregory,,
17; Clifford Jordon, 17; Lonnie
Blane McCann, 16; Jake Clinton
Newman, 47; David Lincoln
Pruitt, 16; W. D. Rumple,- 16;
Will McVonleay, 40; Myrl Smith,
tom.it
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1936 DeLuxe Ford,,Coach S90^
•with Trunk Avf
(Clean Condition, Two New Tiree. Motor Overhauled)
1936 DeLuxe Ford Coach
^ith Trunk
' (Four Good Tires. Motor Overhauled)
1931 Ford Coach (A Clean “A”
Model)
1929 Ford Va-Ton Pickup Truck
1939 Chevrolet V^-Ton Panel $90^
1939 •Chevrolet iV^-Ton Long Wheelbase Truck—
Good Tires—Motor Overhauled—
Only
i
We have almost any make or model automobile.
A good selection of 1931 zmd 1930 Model “A’
Fords to select ft-om. Come in and look them over.
JENKINS,
Used Car Lot
Comer 9th and D Streets
North Wilkesboro — — North Carolina
Bus Drivers For
Schools Listed
(Continued from page one)
the highway patrol.
List of drivers and suibstitutes,
with their ages, follows:
Wilkesboro
Gaither Lee Mathis, 18; Joe Ed
Greene. 16; Fred Allen Inscore,
16; William Allen Broyhlll, 19;
Roscoe Buel Broks, 17; Galen
Edgar Hood, 31; William H.
Tevepaugh, Jr., 16; Charlie
Wright,'21; Marvin C. Mathis
17; Millard Triplett.
Wilkesboro Contract — Joe
Smith, 65.
Ferguson Contract — William
E. Horton, 45; Cecil L. Woods,
27; J. G. Shepherd. 28.
Boomer Contract—Jack Graden
Russell, 19; Honda W. Russell,
22.
Substitute Drivers — Claudfe
Hendren, 16; L. M. Jarvis. Jr.,
17; Carl James Johnson, 16;
George Johnson, 16; William
Thomas Long, 39; Ambrose
Dvaughn Mathis, 16; Junior
Souther, 19; Paul Calvin Steele,
19.
Moxwt Pleamuit'
Gaither Larance Eller, 18;
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Having tjualified as Executor of
the estate of Harrison Patterson,
Colored, late' of ..Wilkes Counte
North. Carolina, this is to nottfy
all persons having claims against
the estate of sakf deceased to ex-,
bibit them to the undersigned atu
ftonda, N. C.; Route 2, Box 43, onil
or before the 8th day of Septem-Jf
her 1942, or this Notice will Iw'
plead in bar of their rMOVery. All
persons indebted to said estate Of
--holding funds or moneys dne said!
^estft’e will please make immediate^
^>ayment. and in case ot frada
will immediatdy deHvw tie
«sme to the undersigned Execu-.
tor. *
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1941. '
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