Class (ktaaliad Hfasday Eve
ning; 1^. Daendiager To ^
fe . the Iittdnictor ^
y«*«»-n" , {jpwpl®. “When -p«o^e under-
Dr; Tjerendlnger^was oora In'ataad Ju«t how^the Twc AmocI^
.. * Swltieriaikl and w«t , edHoeted
VA AvI bdtb fa Iwope ud^Ameripa. fie
,_tC/Ml VUiHWJ,1im «ftttB»d tUooloKT ia Berttn
and is tM best colleges ot Amer
ica. Be' has made a specialty of
*El for many
kllht At in
'iBr. Kmest Dereadlnger Ph.- D.'
^ «f - Catawba College, began a
^Ciifinw in "Art “Appmiation”
: Voniday erenlnc at the Wilke^
'l^ro school. ^2
tlUe class will meet each Mon
day^ at 7:00 p. m. and last for
j two‘ hoars. The’ course will in-
tinde a study of art in America—
architecture, scuipture, and
pointing. The lires and ■works of
the best ^pwn artists will be
Andled.- "AT eieh 'class one 'or
two subjects of the Eluropean
painters will also be studied.
These may be.suggested by the
inembers of the class. Slides will
he used to illustrate the lectures
throughout the course.
An eight point course’ will be
offered and both certificate and
college credit will be given for it.
The cost will be 25 per cent
less than the price of former
■ MUIU
will function for th# gen-|
eiisl good of the a^e, they are
nody to Join the movement,” he'
said. ''The most ^gratifying
turn of last‘d week's aetWtlsa,'’
years'^ and has | be added] "was’the fact Ittnt
Catawha^' College | farmers and professional man 6f
McrciiwtirReady
To,£^perate fai
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Movft' °*****" ^°^^'*****” **
an Invi^tlon to the people ot
'Wilkes and adjoining eountlM to
attend the fair and stop off while
In the city to make their needed
fnrchases.
since 1PI6. V |Onmheriniid eonnty were among
Any one from the puhUc'wleh-jthe first to eiOTll as members
ing to attend the lecturee with- , when 'volunteers were called for
— In the meeting at FayettevUle.
Newest Fall Styles Are To Be
Di^layed Here During
oat credit may do,,so at a min
imum charge. ' ' ,
of PiUr
(G»t AT INTEREST
C PROGl
lONARD STATES
IN TAX PROGRAM
LEO
(Continued from page one)_
North Carolina.”
Later in the month Mr- Leon
ard expects to call a meeting of
Wilkes citlsens for the purpose
of forming a county unit of the
Association here. Meetings are to
be held in a number of counties
this and next week. The state sec
retary said the Journal-Patriot
was right when it stated editor
ially recently that support of the
Tax Association is going to be
guaged largely by the under
standing of its purposes by the
rrhe same was true .at the recent
meeting held In Boone.”
Objects'of the Fair'Tax Asso
ciation set forth In the certifi
cate of Incorporation Include the
following:
"To foster,, promote, encourage
and otherwise a'waken an Inter
est In, governmental affairs and.
functions, i' directing^ particular
attention to matters of taxation
and economy In government;
“To educate, instruct, advise
and inform the citizenship of
this State on matters of govern
ment, public policy and particul
arly taxation;
"To discourage excessive tax
ation, waste and extravagance in
Government, and to engage in
any and all lawful activities hav-
■ The “Buy ^ Now” movement,
which the. National Recovery Ad
ministration’^ is endeavoring to
set in motion, has not caught
North Wilkesboro merchants un-
prepared. -
A survey of their stocks re
veals that during the week... of
the Ousat Wilkes Fair, starting
_ T^day and continuing thrpug^.
r iSiturday, they-wUl,^have bh'dis
play the largest oraortmnt of
the newest styles ever ,«bffered
the buying public in this section.
The very latest fashions will
be displayed daring this period
and the merchanto are, extending
opportunity! to kHI" two birds
with one stone. During the rest
periods'vray ; frpm‘' the falr-
yroande, vlalt the stores of the
elty and took over the ftdendid
stoeka-that wJU be dteplayed for
ytfUr
idd^ Rirer-rJ(b{iS
for; oho*. Ofyseli Against. ^
Rock Greek-^Ordver F^ry.
for: T, 3. McNeill, against.
f» Somen—Press Inscore, for; 3r
P. McCarter, against.
Btanton Branson Benton,
for; W> B. Fletcher, agginrt'
Traphlll No. 1—OUver Brew
er, for; Fhermsn Bryan, against.
Bvery merchantman cbaslness
firm whoee hdyprtiMmmithP^
pears in The Jonmal-Piatriot this
week extends" an invitation tor
yon to visit their place of busi
ness during the fair. ‘
TrayhlU No. 2—B. Johnson, telrgronnds Sa^rday
for: C. C. Bidden, against. piooB.
'** ^on — Ambrose Sheidierd,
iorf Bran Goltatd, against. ^
i Walnut Owtw Ko. 1—John
AleSiittder, for; Oilty Johnson,
against..-
BSCHla!II^ A30
;i FOB InlFB^ Al^ivX^
— - - M., .
(Gofttinned from page one) .
ing for their purpose. the' repeal
of the General Sales Tax in
North Carolina, and the preven
tion of its enactment in the fu
ture.” V
^ Loymoee—John Anderson, ‘'for;
S. C. Stewart, against.
Moravian PallOT-T. J. Brock,
for; W. R. Hubbard, against.
Mulberry — Charlie Shatley,
tor; D. C. Sebastian, agdinst.'
Newcastle — Durant Pardue,
for; Worth Sale, against.
North Wilkeabore-^eorge 8.
Forester,- for; A. A. Finley,
against. ' -
Wolnnt Grove No. 'f 2—Jesee
iohooon, f 0 r;’ Troy Btevlns,
against.'^-' .j;
WflkMboro—T.^ S. Mfller, for;
f*. O. Holman, against.^
P.rT. A.
Local AssociatJon-sJN-ilfeet At
' S:4B o'CSodc
.i!.-A meeting of thfjwml J&flpint-
TeocJ^ Aes6clapBm»pMt:hia'held
In the school ;iwH||DKS^ this
afternoon at A
splendid program ar
ranged and every ;and
friend of the school Jp .eof^ally
ipvlted to attend. . s-i?--
st HoU
At Fairtpteinds'On .
day At 1 M.
wm^Ur
Grier MlUs and
win elosh l^a donbleheod^
■'•The flzM gnmie. which
jpisd ht 1 o’clock,^! he a {
Ihiitteii ot the contest for j
the s«H
storting soon after the end ?bf'
the finL win be i regu^ sec-
ond-baU schednled conteef.
? Aa 'Anusnally large crowd isj
•llpeeua to see the m^mee, ecr.
trwrt is the interest In the
pnitlue ' sie
On iend.
f-'Doinr at ihe Batter^j^t Cl
lower end ot Manhafts^-Islaa
yon can pay a nickellook;
throngh a4oleeeepcvat the ttrihte]
of Idberty. . * '
Alexander Woollcott, " reporter?
extraordinary, has dlscovere^^.-a*
drttgstQni slgfc- In' New
Wfilc#reads: "LltUe Bibs
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Read the Simple Rules:
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AND
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THURSDAY OR FRIDAY, SEPT. 21-22
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Great Show.
HER MAN.. HIS WOMAN
Was She Truly a Beauty For Sale With
Madge Evans Alice Brady
Otto Krueger Una Merkel
Mae Roeson Phillips Holmes
THURSDAY - FRIDAY-SEPT. 21 AND 22
_ DON’T MISS THIS GREAT SHOW
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See The Fall Merchandise At
Gilreath’s Electric Shoe Repair
Spainhour-Sydnor Dry Goods Co.
620 “B” STREET
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Thursday or Friday, Sept. 21 or 22.
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