j«mractioii of Highway
lyiehreen Gki^e Springs and
^ilGDerS'Creek Believed Certun
B- B. Jfeffress Re-
|»orted to look With Favor
(hi the Project
NEEDED
Woidd Open Up Shortest and
-- Most Scenic Route To
Mountain Section
’■ The highway building program
.whidi will get under way this sum-
ner with federal funds will in-
dade the improvement of the sec-
tlea of Highway No. 16 between
Idlers Creek and the Wilkes-
A|d|m,lipe at Glendale Springs, ac-
eg^dlBg^ to current reports.
'»•. B- Jetfress, chairman of the i
Highway 16 is the only import'
ant link in the east to west high
way system which has not been
hardsurfaeed. It connects Wilkes
with Ashe county.
At the present time, it is in a
deplorable condition, many Ashe
people taking the ten or twenty
miles longer routes by Fleetwood
or Perkinaville, near Boone, to
travel to North Wilkesboro.
When Highway 16 is improved
and hardsurfaced, one of the most
scenic routes in the state will be
opened up. The mountain drive to
West Jefferson is very scenic, es
pecially when the rhododendron is
in bloom- The river drive from
. - (Jefferson to the Tennessee line is
prteon-highway department, j unsurpassed.
vm + K Vo_
SCOUT
TROOP ON HIKE
Boys Spent Thursday Night
Yellow Jacket Lake
’At
Seven members of the Baptst
Boy Scout Troop No. -SS spent
Thursday night at Yellow Jacket
Lake near Moravian Falls.
After hiking to the lake, the
boys enjoyed boat riding and frog
gigging before retiring for the
night. &
Members of the troop ware ac
companied by R. C. Jennings, Jr.,
assistant Scoutmaster, and Isaac
Duncan, a former assistant Scout-
ma.ster of the troop.
Electric Range
Sale Under Way
8. P. U. Company Offers Easy
Payment Plan On The
Electric Ranges ,
' la .reported to have looked with fa
The annual electric range sale.
m.reporteato nave looKea wun la-i Employment of the number of: Hotpoint and Uni-
vor upon this project since he be-1 be required on this i featuring the Ho p
came highway chairman, but ope-1 toward re- versal electric ranges. Is “ow “e-
««ng with curtailed funds during I jy be weifar ' ‘ "
to Rim
For Governor
Retiring Revenue 0»’le^r Is
Mentioned as R publican
Candidate ,
VERY POPULAR OFFICIAL
His Record In Office Will Be
Advanced In Cause of
G- O- P. Slate
(By W. T.' Best in Greeawboro
Daily News)
Raleigh, June 16.—Retiring Col
lector Gilliam Grissom is going to
run for governor in 1936.
A forthright declaration will in
time be made by Mr. Grissom, who
is now winding up his work and
making ready to turn it oVer to
his Democratic successor. The
papers for many years have been
Valuable Little ^
Book It Offered
m
'6k« Coh BottUng Coapany To
Cbaidinont Lsdief By Giv-
faigItFre*,;,
’’is;
"Wbed You Entertain, What To
Do and How" is the title of an at-
tractive little book which
Coca Cola Bottling company,,
this city, is offering as a compli
ment to the ladies ol the county
as long as the supply lasts.
The little book is attractively
bound and was prepared by Ida
Bailey Allen, an authority on home
entertaining and foods-
The Coca Cola Bottling company
will be pleased to give the ladies a
copy of the book until the supply
is exhausted.
R. L Carltcm Jr. To
Wed Miss Cheney, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon
Cheney, of Carrollton, Ga., an
nounce the engagement of their
highway chairman, but ope-!
the depression years
it impossible to get to this section
of highway. However, with the
$11,600,000 now available, it is be
lieved that this will be one of the
first projects to claim his atten
tion.
funds during I ^be welfare departments in ing conducted by
he has found their present ; of the Southern Public Utilities
load, it is believed. company.
The favorable attitude of Chair
man Jeffress is greatly appreciat
intimating that Mr. Grissom might j daughter, Caroline, to
.. t^rk 1*1 i AVI Tv*
offer himself for th° governorship
sometime, but nobody expected it
so long as he could remain in fed
eral office and make the record on
which he will ask the votes of the
people. But he is soon to be out.
M. G. Butner, local manager in
mail oriiir^.i la e.vcv.j -rr announcing the event, stated
ed by Wilkes and Ashe people who,that two things In addition [ gjgng abound that he is working
have been hoping for action on the convenience and economy of
this road when sufficient funds 1 the range itself should go far in
If the Millers Creek-Glendale were made available. making the campaign a success.
Springs section of Highway 16 isi r_ r— iThe price on these electric rang
auuusavs to
out his final fortnight. There is no
Jr.,
Romulus
of Wlns-
Lancaster Carlton
ton-Salem.
The marriage will be solemniz
ed in July.
The,above news item from
Sunday’s issue of The Winston-
Salem Journal-Sentinel will be of
going. He moves out with no paper
n, I -- editorially calling him a “good
les is reasonable and the use o* j riddance.” But Mr. Grissom will
FOR MELVIN BRYANT; the convenient easy payment running for governor very
joy over the certainty of his out- interest to quite a number of
people in this section. Mr. Carl
ton is a nephew of Mr. D. Hill
Carlton, of this city.
opriOKS secuon 01 nignway j.o is ——-7—
imi»rov^, it is also thought likely FUNERAL CONDUCTED
thnt tii6 Warrensville-Trade, Tenn., I FOR MELVIN BRYAN 1 ; tne conveiiiem h—-, begin running lor governor very — —
MCtion will receive consideration.' I makes it possible for every home j after he leaves the federal j Sunset Quartet To Sing
When these links are completed. Elkin. June 17.—Funeral rites pniov this convenience. ,n„iipM^>rikin I At Millprs Cr«*ek Pr
MEYER SOLE OWNER
OF WASHINGTON POST
WMhtalcton, June 12. — Bhi-
f«Hr former governor of
the federal reserve board, an-
nouneed tonight be was the sole
stock owner of the Washington
Post which was sold at auction
last week for $826,000. t
For Coatfort tad Eeooeay
buy ^geed Blwsa tfcea ^ha—
I hem, repaired at—
3 nigiit-Waj SImc Slwf
"A LHKe Neater, a Little
Better."
T
JENKINS HARDWARE COMPANY
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
PAY YOUR
■/
CountyTaxes
You will save money for yourself and
at the same time help your county.
A settlement now will be greatly ap
preciated.
of the
w* “VS* vee^v saaa\.9 —
the shortest route from points in for Melvin Bryant, 26
Tennessee to Piedmont North Caro- j Fall Creek section of
lina will be bpened up. I county, who died yesterday in
I ■■ ■ i’— I ^ the Wilkes Hospital from ulcer
I of the stomach, were conducted
o’clock from
NOTICE
I The electric range is first in
Yadkin! cleanliness and econ-
'”'omy and every housewife should
know the convenience of these
new ranges, Mr. Butner said.
Housewives of this section are
! collectorship.
I People have done every possible! _
! thing to dissuade him. They tell The Sunset Quartet popu ar
him that he enters the race with aentertainers, will featare
At MiUers Creek Program
The
W.B. SOMERS, Sheriff
r'r...? or.S|"n .... 
Itattye Eller, deceased, this is to James .Murray, pastor, assisteti | ^ demonstration,
notify all persons indebted to by Kevs. J. W. Bryant, J. 0. ah-
•aid estate to make immediate good and 1. W. Vestal. Interment
payment to the undersigned and ^ ^,.33 made in the churcii come-
all persons having claims against Wa« Ocrunied By N. H-
•aid estate are notified to pre
sent same within twelve months
Damaged By Fire
mm that he enters tne race witn a, - . ■ .
hopeless handicap. “Haw can you f" fh
hope to be elected when there is! /
a majority of 300.000 against
you?” they ask him. He answers bal ,dub Friday evemng at 8
that he would rather have 300,000 “ There are other features
of them than 3,000 of them. The I but the sponsors believe the Sunset
300.000 are dissatisfied taxpayers.! *!® .>"“7
he philosophizes. The 3,000 would I small admission fee which will
be satisfied Democrats. I h® charged-
Mr. Grissom isn’t making
his
the Edwards unnojneement, but his plans show|
Heat Wave Is Ended
Philadelphia, June 12.-
terv. Home AVas Occupied By N.
' Seriouslv ill onlv a few days, j Waugh; Water Damage
Beni Bsme Wlimu mcivc
j.., .2,-a
bar of recoverv. friends no citizci of the com- residence on D street tnu y ^bat taxes hurt. He will rely;vere rainstorm with some light
This 8th day of June, 1933. nniiiit.\ holding a higher place h, mternoon about 5. .an ^ | thing—the ability to cutining, tonight apparently endec
MISS EMMA ELLER, j lic'aits of the people t'Mii
Administratrix of the Estate of the lu-ime of ““‘v
Mlsa Mattye Eller. Deceased. !, ^ The home was the collector’s office during
and Mrs. N. rl. waugn, , ^ 4.1:^^$.—
Misa Mauye JiJiier,
J. H. 'Whkdter, Atty. 7-24-6t | young manhood
.. j„ afternoon about 5j4ii and before It I ^ thing—the ability to cut|ning. tonight apparently ended
I ,^p , could be extinguished did consid - government. For him I abruptly an eight-day heat wave,
it will be said that he went into! which claimed 22 lives in the
the j Philadelphia area and sent 'scores
i-
i^:6tice
her and a regular worshipper at b di.scovering the fire w
F'all Creek Baptist church, and. »
By virtue ol aa execution to
medirected from the Superior
Court of Wilkes County in a cer-
'tain action entitled S. C. Walker
a$Blnst E. E. Bauguss, Mary L.
BAUguss and J. S. Kyle, com
manding me to levy upon the ; ents,
his life was an example of the re- .
roof. The fire department respond-
ligior which he professed in ear- ^ alarm and the flames
’y I were extinguished.
Surviving are his young \ufc, , upper portion of
Mrs. Ruth Evans Bryant, one badly damaged,
four-year-old son. Alden: his furniture, most of which was
mandfng me to levy upon the'ents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dry-^ ^be house, escaped
pijoperty of J. S. Kyle, to satis- u^t and the following s'®*-®''® ; Ogmage Axcept from the water.
ly said execution and levy hav-1 Merlia, Riddie (
In'g been made by me on the fol-^^^^^^ Edith Bryant. Herman and Cafe Opens Doors
lowing property ?8 a .small brother whose name was I Hg^g In Woodie Building
laiiv, I will, on Monday, -ira oay | ,
of July. 1933. at 2 o’clock p. m. i not given. Under the management of Mr.
at! the Court House door in Wil- ! The concourse of approximate-
'VlTS* ! 1 ,
rhich' y®^*"® costliest operation and more to hospitals.
a, - - \ ;f„'cut that cost 50 per cent. Then he'
I .started between the ceiling and the
reduced that operating expense an
other 50 per cent.
If that doesn’t interest, nobody
— _ B a A- La . AA Is ^ ■ ■ ■ B I 1
now that he so soon retires from
the federal office- He is going to
take the first pause in his busy
can guess anything what will. The ■ life to say a few words for the Re-
collector has now the greatest dis- publican party and its biggest as
, . . . . ...„'and Mrs Beach Keller, the Green
kesboro. N. C. offer for sale for ly cue thousand friends and *"® . ' j Saturday
cash to the highest bidder all profuse floral tribute bore evi- Lantern
the right, title, interest, and es-1 esteem in which ho
tate of the defendant J- S. Kyle
In and to the following tract of
land situated in Mulberry Town
ship, adjoining the lands of F.
A. Kyle, Dec. estate ami others
and boiintfed as follows:
Beginning at J. S. Kyle's ea.st
corner in F. .A. Kyle Dec. line on
cart path. Running westward
with F. A. Kyle’s line to ^ the
homestead line, near J. S. Kv'e's
residence: thence northward with
homestead line to Dora Jennings’
line; thence eastward with Dora
Jennings’ line to Cleonre Adams’
line: thence southward with
George Adams’ line to the he.gin-
nlng. containin.g 21 1-2 .acres,
more or les.s.
This 4th day of June. 19.i.i.
■TV’. B. SO-MERS. Sherift,
By OID WILES. D. S.
B. T. Hendersoni f —
6-26-4t.
was held.
Chipman-Harrold
(II inteivs: to a wide circle of
frit-lids was the marriage Satur
day at Boon- of Mi-'s Bernice
Chipnian. t'f Harmony, and 1'. M.
Harrold. of Hays. The young
couple was acconuiaiiied to
Boone iiy Miss Uiih> Wiles and
Von .Myers.
for bn.siness in the E. O. Woodie
building on Tenth street.
The C’lreen Lantern is an at
tractive cafe and is strictly mod
ern and sanitary. .Mr. and Mrs.
Keller have had a number of
years experience in the cafe bus
iness and know how to serve i
trict in the United States. Its oper
ation is the lowest in the union.
He would guarantee to conduct the
* state government in the same way.
While his Reprubiican politics
would be quite a liability, his fis
cal record would be regarded by
any Democrat as a great asset. He
seems to have gone through these
12 years collecting several bil
set—his record as a federal officer
in this district.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
Under and by virtue of an or
der of the superior court of
Wilkes county made In the speci
al proceedings entitled Kyle
I Hayes, administrator of Jane Ah-
vw.,v.vw*.6 sber, deceased, vs. Larkin Brown
lions of dollars without making one | et al, the same being No up-
taxpayer in North Carolina mad. j on the special proceedings docket
If anybody ever has insulted him of the said court, the undersign-
for doing his duty the records arejed commissioner will on the 10th
bare of the affront. He has made! July, 1933, at the hour of
nobmly sor. for paying tribute.. 12^®’clock^noo..,^at^the^c^
but he has collected the money. ; the highest bidder for!
Wake Up Your Liver Bile
—Without Calomel
Aim! TonH Jump Out of Bed
io the Morning Rarin’ to Go
If you feel soar and sunk and the
vrarid looks punk, don’t swallow a lot
of mineral water, oil, laxative
candy or chewing gum and expect
them to make you suddenly sweet
and buoyant and full of sunsUne.
For they can't do it. They only
move the bowels and a mere move
ment do^’t at the cause, ‘^e
reason for your down-and-out feeling
ia year Bvn. It ahoold pour out two
poimda of Bouid Ule into your bowtis
daily.
U tUa bOa ia Dot flowina bariy. jam iaa4
don't disaat. It ]oat daeaya ia tha ba^h.
Oaa Uoata ap yoor itmrb Toa bam a
tUdk, bad taata and yoor braath la Ala
often bnaka oat in blamiahia. Toar band
aciiaaaad yoa feal doaa and oat. Tmrwbrfa
ayateralapoiaaotd.
Ittikaathoaa(ood oldC&BTBBVUTTUI
UVEB PnxS to gat tbaa^ two poaiA af bfii
flovlnc (reely and maha yaa iaal nd lik*
They contain woodarioU hatailw^ ^Bia
Ttgatabla aztracia. amadag wbat It aaaM ••
maUng tha fcOa flow bady. '*
Bat doat aA lor Bn gMa AA tor CbAWb
littia lin Fma. Laak te Iba aan CbatoA
UtUa lin rnia oa tbt lad WML final a
egaatallMM. 0UU,CmiL^
41 . ■ 111 0.1 luT btUU lU
The collector is probably the |
saiulwiclK's anil Itincli-1 only man in the commonwealth lyjnjr and
certain
being
tract of land I
in Mulberry i
1 trjiiV iiKiii i.i Liir: L,viii4»iviivTv«»v*i ana oeirig m juuiuriij
jwho tells the people that they love, township, Wilkes county, adjoim
ATTENTION,
PLEASE!
tempting
es. , . . . ,
The pithlir is cordially invited I to pay taxes. j ing the lands of J. T. Handy and ^
to D ilroiiize the (Ireen l.anteni Evervbndv else tells them that Betty Handy and others and j
Cafe Special low prices i.i cafe ■ they mortallv hate it, but the more particularly described as |
service. I ®ame people who tease their con-
■ -.7^77777-0.7,-^,. I ®t't“®”®=®® by calling them tax township, Wilkes county.
ARMS SMI (,(iLED 10 | dodgers and government liars, tell
CUBA BY AIKPI.ANE those p.’ople that they pay their
Washington, July 16—The smug
debts with scrupulous
July 111 1 he smug regularity and enthusiasm. But Mr.
gling of arms and ammunition tO:^_.^^ oi..,o„=
, , , . I Gri.ssom takes the trouble always
Cubti by airplane roni lam.j^^ assume that the citizen loves
Ha., was divulged in evi enc | government and is happy to
seized by .secret s-’mite ®P®7 - ! pay for his part of its upkeep,
when they arrested Angel Rodri-, difference be-
' We went on a strictly cash
liiasis the first of June; there- when they arrested Angei is the chief difference
I fore, we would appreciate 't®> >®> ® • up“® tween him and the current tax col-
I all who owe us to pay us at ^ Aiken^^R C i ^®®t®rs. others think they tickle
,,, ,va.,l t„ Close OOt "““f Jlrn"'!,:! t'" .“l”''"
; once, as we want to close out
lall accounts, mortjfages and
I notes that are due.
service, announced that
. cient evidence indicating
* , I makes ’em like it when they pay. t® ^ chestnut, thence 2d poles
conclu-i „„ . 7,. . mnro nr less to a chestnut oak.
i hard trfces come. Mr. Grissom
Situate in Mulber- \
, . N. j
C., adjoining the lands of J. T. |
Handy, Betty Handy and others
and bounded as follows: Begin-1
ning on a chestnut on a ridge he-!
low- J. T. Handy’s, running east
229 poles to a hickory, thence j
northward 29 poles to a black
gum, west 40 poles to a chest-1
nut, southward 29 poles to the j
beginning, containing . 7 acres, i
more or less. |
Second Tract: Beginning on a
poplar, Elizabeth Billings' cor- j
ner, and running east 20 poles j
ENAMELi
Don’t be misled by
old time brands
"marked down to
5c.” JOHN RUSKIN
always was and always
will be America's
Greatest Cigar 'Valne
! at 5c. It is the sa(|i
rtal 10c. quality dgix
selling at 5c.
JOHN RUSKIN has
I more than 60f> choice
I Havana filler, giving
l it A taste aoi aroma
all its own*
' Boy a few today and
learn for yourself
what real smoking
•sijoyment it.
7 ,ii„ 7 ■ , 7 '■ j! Whethrr the retiring collector
From now on we will he able ,iv,dy this man had bt-en ®ngi^g®d| from Raleigh or from
to save you money, as we in .smuggling arms and ammuni- j Qj.gg„3j,„ro or still "
will have no losses from bad tion from Miami to Cuba by air-
accounts and can sell for less, plane” wa.^ found in possession of
We will appreciate your *'’® ®o«pl®-
'trade.
MORRISON
Hardware Co.
Organize Overall Club
Guthrie, Okla.,
! gan
Phone 15-M
Wilkesboro, N- C.
June 12.—Lo-
county courthouse employes
want to he comfortable. They’ve
or.ganized an overall club and
are going to wear washable
trousers and shirts opened wide
the neck, sans ties, to work
' at
until September 1. Members who
more or less to a chestnut oak,
thence north 25 poles more or
leaa to s maple on the branch,
ttwneo northweat with my old
Hn* 20 poles to a white oak; thence
north’weat 'with my old line
vu gu lu iL. ovu.uwi...: as" “■= to a chestnut near T- Handy
out 'some life insurance. The Epis- j thence down said Handy
more, from
branch offices, he is certain to
operate. The doctors havt told him
to go to it. Sometime ago he took
uLu. ouiiic inv iiic • J.QJJO, tnence aown saiu nauujf
copal psalter told him that he has | road with my line to a hickory,
four more years to live; the in-1 thence near west down the hol-
surance company assured him that
he should hang around at least 14
more. Immediately Mr. Grissom
gave up the church and joined the
insurance company.
It must be news to everybody
to know what “Griss,” as the old
“dress up” are subject to fines, i timers called him, is going to do
low 25 poles more or less to an
ashe, thence near east with an
agreed line to a white oak, thence
same to a chestnut, the beginning
corner, containing 54 acres, more
or less.
This 8th day of June, 1933.
KYLE HAYES,
7-3-4t Commissioner.
You can make the old car loA like new by refinlshlng
it with Kogofi Auto Enamd.
A few hours’ work with a can of this enamel will nifik4
your auto look bri^t and new a$ain. The cost will W
insignificant, and the work a pleasure as you see the fan-,
proved results appear. I
Rogers Auto Enamels spread evenly, work easily, di^
qui(^y and will not chip or crack. They will withetand^
^1 kinds of weather and repeated washings. |
Made in all popular shades; also Detroit Auto Ffaiiahing i
Varnish and I>etroit Enamel Undercoater.
For Sale by
JENKINS HARDWARE COMPANY
“Northwest North Carolina’s Largest Hardware Store’’
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C:*^ l\
THE MAIN,JHING^pN MAIN STREET”
By L. F. Van Zelm
John
Rushin
SAVe THE
SANDS
they ANE
REDEEMASLE
•,EST AND BIGGEST
^CiGAR VALUE
,fi.‘fc»nia,Wa»«ieiW-l-
Co„ infietoo.
DMifbfiten
MAIN ' sreEET^
LEADIHS MEWSmCCB
Cop falls for
KIDS JOKE
Mike 9. »f!Si.uG, ouc
EABlwe POLICE OVFICEQ
MADE UP we MlMD Tb
ABCEST 14E TAU S1tAH6-
ER 1WO WAD BEOEHTL'i
RaeWtCMfeD HIM.
MiKt made a HYtKi
■aOOE AT Mib MAH B»H
JC tlP OF ■SC POST
OROCt CWW Th «ND
ir VA6 A DUMKV
BieCED UP 4
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