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■ P :% ^ r-^ 4 i* Mr. . »M Mrs. P. Mitchell ! motored to Wlnston-Sslem Sun- 'day to vtolt their daughter, Mrs. C. T. Rhoades. Mies Alice Jane i Rhoades 'f accompanied ! home and will spend m.. Klledge Sunday IS Mr. and Mrs. motored to TayloreWIle atteynoon. / »■ H Res. B. K. Wooten, of Cycle, was In this city Tuesday looking after bnainesa matters. .. P ;:;r Prof. C. B. Eller, county sup erintendent of schools, was ^ a business risitor to Raleigh Tu^-> day. Miss Mazle Johnson was a guesh of Miss CalUe Carter at her home at Renham dur ng the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. David Kimbrell 'and Miss Addle Lee Pardne, of Charlotte, spent the week-end with Mrs. Klmbrell’s and Miss Purdue’s parents, Mr. and B. M. Pardue, at Moravian PpHs. WANT ADS FOR SALE—Cut Peonnlas in all colors, Archie Ogllvie, Oak- woods, nr. C. 5-17-2t WANTED — Two experienced glrlh for cafe work at once. Call; at Princess Cafe, North wilkeshoro. 5-17-lt WAljff TO RENT—Small house oi^c apartment near Wilkes Hosiery Mills. Call E. L. Blackman, Telephone 193. ; 5-17-lt-pd. Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Moore and qOilldren efpent Sunday at Lex ington with Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bender. Misses Annie and Minnie 'Chat ham, of Elkin, are visiting their ittst^''Mrs. W. R. Hubbard, at lloMvian Falls. Jks. John Davis, of States ville. was a visitor in this city for several hours Tuesday. She is a daughter of Mrs. F. D. For ester. Mr. Roby Bishop, prominent farmer of the Ferguson commun ity, was in the Wilkesboros Tuesday looking after busing matters. i Mrs. R. M. Finley, Miss Mary Finley and Mr. C. M. Finley spent Sunday in F’ayettevlUe in the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wemyess. Miss Wrenn Duncan has re turned to her home here from them, several ■ weeks here. 1 , Mrs. F„ D. Forester and daugh- 1 ter, Peggy, visited Mts.' Forest- ! er’s son. Herbert, at (MEfRidge institute Sunday- The iii|)ther8 were honor guests in a special Mother’s Day parade .andfoccu pled places of honor In the re viewing line. ^ Mrs. Elisabeth Wagoner, who spent the winter here with her ison, Mr. H. V. Wagoner and (Mrs. Wagoner, has gone to , Ridgeway, Pa., to spend the sum- ! mer. Mr. and Mrs. Wagoner ac companied her ss far as Harri sonburg, Pa., where they spent the past week-end. Mrs. M. R. Myers Died Wednesday Dockery Resident Was Moth er Mrs. Oid Wiles; Funeral Be Ifeld Friday 80, Mrs. Mary R Myers, age Fairmont, where she was a mem- member of a widely known fam- IDR SALE — Shetland Pony, large size, excellent condition, well broken and gentle. See A. F. Kilby at Yadkin Valley Mo tor Co. 5-10-tf. FOR S.ALE—1 practically new 1-2 horse power Gasoline en gine with rip-saw and belt. See Yadkin Valley Motor Co.. North Wilkesboro. 5-14-tf ber of the school faculty during the past school term. Mrs. Minnie Wallace, of Orangeburg, S. C„ and Mr. J. J. Smoak, of Bamberg, S. C., will arrive today on a few days' visit with relatives in Wilkesboro. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hubbard and little son. of Mount Airy, spent the week-end with Mr. Hubbard’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hubbard, at Moravian Falls. Mrs. W. B. Reeves, of Norfolk. Va., is here on a visit with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Geo. W. Sebastian. Mr. Reeves accom panied his brother who is in the hospital in that city. Mr. Newton Gaither, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Gaither and two children. Settle and Joe, all of Statesville, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Gaither, who livp near Millers Creek. ily and a highly respected resi dent of the Dockery community, died yesterday morning at 10 o’ clock. Mrs- Myers made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Mae Hollar, during the past several years. Surviving are the following children: Mrs. Will Sebastian, of North Wilkesboro; Mrs. C. M. Caudill, Winston-Salem; Mrs. Mae Hollar, Dockery; Mrs- Eli Sebas tian. North Wilkesboro; T,. S. Myers, Wilkesboro; anti Mrs- Oid Wiles, Wilkesboro. ^ The funeral service will be held at Mt. Pisgah church on Friday afternoon, two o’clock, with Rev. L. E. Sparks and Rev. Mr. Elliott in charge. Miss Margaret Allen Weds J.D. Moore, Jr. Don’t forget our V.sed Furni- A wedding of much interest i throughout the state was that of R.LSdri R Taken Bf Deadi Promh^t Citizen of Mora vian Falls Commanity Died Monday Night Roland Lloyd Scrogga, promt nent citiun of Moravian Falla, ! Vpsper'fprvide, will 1^ bald at St. T^uTI l^iacopal' ‘Chttrch, Sunday, Jfay 20th, at lour o’cloek.% Rev. B. M. Lackay, - R«^ tor In chargfe^' died Monday night at his home. Ho had been 111 'for several months. ^ ■ He was born In Iredell county on May 1, 1858, moving to Wilkes county In his youth- He was tiiarried first to Miss Hen rietta Hubbard, who died In 1905. To this union there were five children: Mrs. B. A. Fer guson, ,W. C. Scroggs and, Q. tS. Scroggs, of Moravian Falls; C. D. Scroggs, Petersburg, Fla.; and Robert K. Scroggs, who died several years ago. In 1907 he was married to Miss Judith Parller, who sur vives. Also surviving are two half brothers, Purvte 0\jy and Uraie Guy, of Iredell county. Mr. Scroggs was a highly re spected citizen, a leader in bis community and the Methodist church, of which he had been a member since early manhood. The funeral service was , held at Moravian Falls Methodist church on Tuesday afternoon at four o’clock. The service was Im pressively carried out with Rev. J. H. Armbrust, pastor of the First Methodist church in Hick ory, in charge, being assisted by Rev. A. E. Watts, of Taylors ville. Active pallbearers were R. Don Laws. W. R. Hubbard, B. M. Pardue, Marvin Clark, Foster Smith, Dick Greer. J. R. Hlx, Ernest Sloop and W. G. Lowe. Honorary pallbearers were D. J. Pardue. W. C. Hendren, R. L. Pearson, R. L. Earp, Charles Pearson. F. T. Cranor, W. W. Greer, Lawrence Critcher, Joe White, Dr. F. C. Hubbard, Bruce Pearson, Lytle Howell and Er nest McClain. Interment was made in the Moravian Falls cemetery. To Whom It May Concern? t Thfa la to certify that'the undersigned eiilceoa, voters and workers of fe Creek Towushlb were 6tf election grounds during the entire time the }98V blectioh was being conducted. 'We furthw certify that we have read . -the statement of one, CrealT 'Wiles and also the letter of,^.' H. Set tle in the local press of Wilkes connty, and we know of our own knowledge that the charges that Old Wiles, Deputy Sheriff did not support the entire 'Republi can ticket In the 19*t> election are absolutely untrue and with out any foundation whatsoever. We wish to state to the Re publican voters of wilkes conn-' ty that each and everyone of the undersigned citizens In the 1930 election voted the Republican ticket and did everything in our power to elect it, and In this way were supported by Old Wiles in every way possible. Onr trou ble in that campaign resulted en tirely from the method of .which W. A. Stroud and other members of the Republican- party with whom he so affectionately brought about the nomination of J. H. Johnson for Legislature. It was known then and is still known that C. H. Cowles had been voted upon by the Republi can voters of Wilkes county for the candidate for Legislature, and that the delegates Instructed to vote for the said C. H. Cowles in the convention of 1930, but at the Instance of W. A. Stroud and other followers they in structed and nominated' J. H. Johnson, and on account of these facts and this election the aver age Republican voter of our township had no confidence in the nomination of J. H. Johnson, and notwithstanding the efforts of ourselves and Deputy Oid Wiles a large number of them refused to support him. The voters of our township have never blamed J. H. John son for this condition. It is Tnowti that nr did^ndr-sssih tus iWA Viiiftt in* Qiuiuuh n aemfh|inon snd wsiflli’'no irsspomdblfl for ,fits '«w4uet of tbs 1980 .QQityeinUdf ^#nd had W. A. ffoop, T. M. - -A. f * ■ " Sjoop. J. A. u.^hln;''tolE’1rifh^'tC bbUlhZ Bebastlsu. 8. ,Byrd. J. t trliiob was controlled ’hf’’ W. A siroud and others. However; Sheriff Johnson gats*'the c: ior the sets which’were seUlM’ ly done by‘others, and though we did everything we could and we knowithftt Old WlleS dU eyei^Wng that he could for the entire Republican ticket, lb was hot within dur power to stem the tide Tdtb- 'ihlp, and we have good reasone to b^feve that these same con ditions existed all over-^Wilkes county. = > 4,We are making these state ments not to cause further fric tion in the Republican party but merely to » keep the v record^ straight and to place the blame of the friction in. the Republican party where it rightfully Mongs. W. M. Holder, Earl Wiles, 'Vestal Wiles, Manley Byrd, Wess- ley Hawkins, J, W.., Brewer, M. E. Brown, W. J. Templeton, Mrs. M. C. Holbrook, T. O, Grown, J. (Paid Political Advertising j 8ltHEUMA-LAE Mmsommu Nertk WSkaatank M. C. Ready For Harvest Time -A.. We are pi'^ared to tail care of your harvest a —such as J. h. \ Davis, THE FLORIST SPECIAL $2.00 HANGING BASKETS $1.75 We always carry a ftill stock of Flowers, and are in position to fill all orders promptly. MRS. AGNES HART, Mgr. / 229 — PHONES — 599 Bank of North Wilkesboro Bldg. We are a Bonded Member of the F. T. D. and Telegraph Flowers Anywhere -BINDER TWINE —GRAIN CRADLES Ebh| See us for your Gar^ and Farm Tools, Mowers, Lawn HoSe,^|Wj^ Fencing, Roofing Paints. PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT CHURCH Hardware Co. Tenth Street North Wilkesboro, N. C. tore department. Pumlture good as new, at less than half price. Miss Margaret Allen and J. D. . , _ . ' Under and by virtue of power A large assortment now on hand., contained V-..,......,. in mortgage —Gray Bros. Furniture Co., gyeenfed ca the 1st day of kesboro, N. C. August. 192S. by J. L. Mastin NOTICE OF S.3LK OF L3ND | Moore. Jr., which was solemniz- ed at high noon Tuesday, May 1.5. at Pine Crest Manor “ . and Lora Mastin, to the tinder- in Southern Pines with Rev. Mr. Barber, a Presbyterian minister from Aberdeen, officiating using tbe ring ceremony. The vows Special—9 X 12 Rugs, $4.9.5., signed mortgagee' to secure the A selertion Of vai*d ' payment of a note which is past, ^ goods and small rugS. IVe .sell | due and unprid. the undersigned * , . „ . i mortgagee will on Thursday. the famous Pabco Rug, guaran-, teed 5 years.—Gray Bros. Fumi-1 o’clock noon offer for sale at the ture - • ■■■ (courthouse door in Wilkesboro, ——— " " — I N. C., at public auction, to the Range I highest bidder, for cash, the fol- I lowing described real estate; Remember — This is and Stove month at Gray Bros. Prices on all cook stoves and ranges reduced and a beautiful kitchen rug free. Don't miss this opportunity.—Gray Bro.s. Furni ture Co., 'Wilkesboro, N. C. Adjoining the lands of L. J. .Salmons. A. Mathis and M. M. few immediate relatives. The bride was costumed in a smart suit of pink crepe with white accessories and she 'wore a shoulder corsage of Talisman roses. Immediately following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Moore left for a wedding trip north faithful ■wife and mothgr, a kind neighbor and friend. 'CVe shall miss her but her influence shall ever be about us for she lives In the hearts and lives of those who are left to follow on. May we cherish her memory and follow the path blazed for us by such pioneer souls as she.-—Contribut ed. A Full Pound of Watkins Delicious Cocoa onlv FOR SALE OR RENT—Well lo-, cated house suitable for room-, ing or boarding house ... 15 rooms, steam heated . . . just | 2 blocks off -Main Street ... For particulars call Journal-! Patriot office. , 4-25-tf ^ I Mathis. L. B. Mathis. Milas | upon their return will be at I Sales, known Mastin heirs, con-1 . „ itaining SO acres more or less., home in North ’Wilkesboro I This mortgage covers 1-3 of the i Mrs. Moore, a daughter of Mr. ! .Mastin heirs.' For full description ' and Mr.s. William Allen, of Bean- I see mortgage deed in office of | fort, is a graduate of Eastern Register of Deeds of W ilkes I paj-olina Teachers College at county in Book 149. page 256. This 7th day of May, 1934. SAM PARDX E. 5-31-41. Mortgagee. ,.^j^.P.AR-T-PAK—Is a top notcher. t Compare it with any other. Ginger Ale, we exclude none. 10c per quart bottle plus 5c | deposit at Drug Store?, Cafes, j Grocers and Lunch Stands. 5-14-tt A Fine Graduation Gift Greenville, and for the past few years has been a member of the Griraesland school faculty. Mr. Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Moore, of this city, is a graduate of the North Wilkes- I boro high school and the Roa- i noke Business College, at Roa- 1 noke, Va. He is a member of the I office force of the Home Chair —A hig.h-grade quality Piano, ^ Company, of which his father is bought now from the Bowen president. 8-ALKSMAN WANTED — Have opening now for reliable sales man age 25 to 50 years to take care of demand for Rawleigh Household produces in East **Rentral Wilkes, North Iredell,, , , .. , ... .. . I good for another I adkin counties. Good profit ■ ^ f *r hustlers. We furnish every- years ;■ t ling but the car to start you. I Every piano delivered ] awleigh Co., Dept. NC-14-C, [Ichmond, Va. 5-3-17-31-pd i Piano Co., at a big saving. Here Are a Few Specials Used Lockhart practice Piano — — Bowen Piano Company pays tbe state tax as a graduation gift. Used Ilallett & Davis, Mahogany, $50. with a i music compartment bench to I match. I Three Used Pianos in lOak and ! Mahogany—Walters, Ilicbardson and Kimball make, good for a*lifetime V* Over 100 Pianos to choose from. $350 Used Pease make, ial Mahogany $97.50 Those going from here for the wedding were Mrs. J. D. Moore, Miss Anna Catherine Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moore and little daughter, Billie Moore. When Bbught With Vanilla • To introduce Watkins Superior! Cocoa to you and a half million .other customers, I offer a full 1.- pound package of smooth, rich, ' creamy cocoa for only 5c with your regular purchase of the 11- oz. size of Watkins Extra Super fine Vanilla flavor. Try this de- Heious cocoa- Watkins standard j for cocoa is higher than the gov ernment standiard for ordinary breakfast cocoa. Watkins Vanilla is the world’s largest selling Vanilla flavor. Bake proofed! The Flavor Stays! T. S. WELLBORN 'The Watkins Dealer CYCLE, N. C. i Mrs. Emetine Messick Dies ease •yvlor CottiUpBtiot*—t# sM ellml- Baiion th.'Ottgh K.dney; :.nd Po II oh —fur Rh«ujnati« Ach*-**^ '’Arihritlz—NetirliU—LIpzel •rh aad Axtea# Aridity-“BiHoua- Bad Cotap!:*»-cu—Commea Coldz, «te« . . . whea faulty «Ub:»- aatloa U a prloripal or coBlHkut- lag raiM«. and no interest $115. TUNE IN WBT Sat, April 28, at 7:00 p- m. Bam Dance Easy terms charged. $600 Used world renown Emer son, Mahogany, good for a lifetime Your child has plenty of time to practice during vacation, so let her have the right start and save a few hundred dollars on a piano from THE REXALL STORE Authorized Dealer Bowen Piano Co. ’Trade St- — Next to Post Office WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Mrs. Emeline Money Messick was born January 9, 1852. She departed this life May 10, 1934. Being eighty-two years four months and one day of age.. She joined the Baptist church in ear ly life and has since been a con sistent member. At the age of about sixteen she was united in Colon- marriage to M. C. Messick who I preceded her to the grave about thirty-five years. To this union was born ten children, two of whom preceded her In death. Mrs. Roxie Mitchell and Mrs. Rachel Somers. Surviving are Miss Ida Mes sick, Mrs. Nancy Goforth and Mrs. Iduma Somers, Cycle; Mrs. Della Jones, Ronda; Mrs. Alice Somers, Knightstown, nd.; Oliver Messick, Cooleemee; Ar thur Messick, Knightstown, Ihd.; and Lonnie Messick, I. S. S. C. Home, Knightstown, Ind. Fkifty- four grandchildren and sixty- eight great-grandchildren also COME, WRITE or PHONE survive. Mrs. Messick was a loving and WHEN IN TOWN drop in and see me. the old reliable Buy SHUTl* GRAIN CRADLES Also other needs in the hardware line from the store where you get the highest quality at reason able prices. Thank you for past favors. J.W. SHOOK North Wilkesboro, N. C. VOTE FOR Capt. Ralph R. Reins N. c. N. G. ^ J FOR SHERIFF IN THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, SATURDAY, JUNE 2ND 5. 7. He is a DEMOCRAT. He has always supported the Democratic party. He is efficient, capable, and courageous. He has never before sought an elective office. He is a veteran of the World War, being a member of the famous 30th Division. He has always been anxious and willing to help the disabled Ex-service Men of Wilkes county. The Democrats of Wilkes county have never given an Ex-service man the nomination for the office of Sheriff. » He will greatly appreciate your support and vote.
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