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A. large
E^rore
to
jpreack. Mr.
dellTorofl a very Intar-
■ermoa.
. Glaa Huttaam tUlea Wa
DBtlOy MPPolatsHi^;; at Oak
an eknrek Sataraay and 8un-
.jxt; orWrth’%maakoro. ytott*
ed Mn. B;;Dtfebert’« pareata, Mr.
^and Mra.T. C. Beek^ra, 8un*
Hay. M O'
'■/if'.":'
Fdl»
^ day. Ha aiao rtelted tbe Saaday
^ aohool at
tha tfkool hQOM.^
Mr. J. B. Owena nuuU a bnal-
'7 sou trip to North WllkMboro,
'Saturday. x.
Mr. rni'orotOB Staley' made ’ #
business trip to North Wllkesr
:^ro Saturday.
' Mr. Bob Beabnan, of North
Wilkesboro, risited bis parents,
Mr. aud Mrs. M. C Beehears,
Sunday.
USB ODOM’S
c. c. c.
BsBeTea Flo. Colds. Coughs, Sore
^llBeat, Graap; Neryauanesa.
\
FOB ANY KIND OF
RADIATOR or WELDING
job see the old reliaUe
Williams Wdi^
& Radiator Shop
(JA8. P. WILLIAMS)
Now located one mile west of
North Wilkesboro on Boone
Trail Highway.
We also do all kinds of Body
and Fender Work and General
Automobile Repairing.
DO NOT BE MISLEDl
PHONE 334-W
. / / ’' >• / /'.• 7'/
/ / f . • . Sx.
^dba Selectos alg«
never sold/for less than
lOc.^ Yc
now can buy
the saa^ else and quality
Ibr’se^Ja^think, long
Havana and ImBorSed to*
{
bncco for only
ofiaFLOR de llfEt&A
.get the
.LLwrltCiawMfs.Ca.Makm
Ntwark, N.J.
MELBA
ParMrNews
Sunday SchooH|rily Day Lasge-
' ly Atteadedt Prof. T. B.
Story ’ tweaks
PDBLIAR. Mayf?J».-rR«:.
Avery Church is helping in a re-
Tt«l meeting at Cove Craek
Baptist church. He preached at
New Hope Sondso night to a
large trowd. There will ‘be
preaching on the fourth Sunday-
night through the summer ip
plaee of Saturday evening.
The pastor of Core Creek
church supplied for our pastor
at the eleven o’clock service,
Sunday. ■ i. ■
Earl, youngest son of Rev. and
Mrs. P. C. Watts, who has been
very slok'-wlth bronclal pneumon
ia the past ten days, ft Improv
ing, hib friends will bo glad to
Inow. '
The Sunday school rally day
at Moravian Falla Baptlat^ohurch
Sunday was largely atten^d by
restdenU 'of the community and
many from distant polnto.
The dsyft program opened
with Sunday school at ten 0*4
clock, followed by preaching
service conducted by the -^stor,
Rev. A. B. Watte, of Tartofst
rule.
As the Tam''CrbdM A3
minis*
tratloA rounds di|t iti t^ year’s
work Production Credit ^mmls-
sloner 8. M. Garwood ^ reports. ^ ..
that the farmete jifoduaion
Born to Mr^ and Clyde ElHer,
a son. May 26.
Mrs. Fannie Johnson and chil
dren, of Ashe county, spent the
week-end with her aunt, Mrs.^.
0. Paw. She said they had frost
at home Saturday morning.
Miss Lucille Phillips spent the
week-end with her cousins, Miss
es Lucille and Aline Hayes.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Com El
ler, a son, last week.
At nofn a picnic dinner was
spread on a long table on the
church lawn and sponsors of the;;
occasion wish to publicly, t^nk'
all who helped so much to inake
this* part of the. program so
pleasant and enjoyable.
In the afternoon Prof. T. B,
Story, principal of the' Wilkes-
boro high school,' addressed the
assembly. His address was listen
ed to with rapt Interest by the
large number of people present.
He Knew His Law
Constable: “Pardon me. Miss,
but swimming Is not allowed In
this lake.”
Flapp-er: "Why didn’t you tell
me before I undressed?”
Constable: "Well, there ain’t
no low against undressin’.”
Kelvinator Sales Event
Ends Saturday, June 2
The annual Kelvinator sales
event conducted by the Southern
Public Utilities Company will
come to an end on Saturday, June
2nd, and all special offers and
terms will not be extended after
that date, the management of the
local branch states.
Kelvinators are now selling at
prices lower than they will be
quoted in years, it is stated, as
materials and labor continue to
advance.
Already many customers of
the S. P. U. Company have taken
advantage of the special prices
and terms now in effect, and dur
ing this week many others are
expected to do likewise.
The management of the local
branch office, as well as any
member of the sales personnel,
will be delighted to give you a
demonstration of a Kelvinator,
any time and show you just how
convenient and beneficial electri
cal refrigeration will be for the
whole family.
Rhoades Reunion
The Rhoades family reunion
will be held at the old home
place of J. G. Rhodes one half
mile south of Mountain View on
the first Sunday in June. The
day's program will begin at 11
o’clock. The public is cordially
invited to attend and carry along
baskets well filled with good
i eats.
PAINT
MACaiMB IfAJDB
JENKINS HARDWARE COMPANY
“Northwest North Carolina’s Largest Hardware Store”
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
credit assoeteUons, which were
organized last winter and began'
to do bastnefs in volnme in:
April, have handled about
500,0(10.00. ot spring finanHhg,
“The assoelatlons have ad
vanced |8‘7.300,000.e0 of this
amodat.’i Mr. Garwood said, and
the balance of ■117,200,000.00
has been. allocated to the ac-
.eoante. of. borrowera. M»t of
thte balance goea to farmers who
are .getting their loans in a
series of payments daring ^the
season, so they will have ‘sthe
money when they need It ^ and
mAnwhlle save 0 n interest
chargeii. '
“hjost of the loans niade this
spring have been for crop pro-
dnctlon,” Mr. Garwood contln-
ned and while the spring sea
sonal demand for crop produc
tion loans has now passed its
peak, ithe gradual Increase in
the size of loans indicates that
farmers ,and stockmen are tam
ing their attention to livestock
loans and loans for general
farming purposes. .
“The extremely low cost of
money this spring ft very en-
ed workstock, borsea, easlpu^kt,
mhehlnery, /wpairs and improve-
menta.
"Such loans must be securedi
hy first llene on sufficient Itte-'
stock or equipment owned or
purchased, to secura the loan
adetfuathly.'"
m
reduce iha interest ritai on
loans to S per eantt. and this
ter M edililliig nuny fsrmsn ^P^
get loMs who ip until now have
.9B5W
IfpPP
m
Loaes la- Battle To
i^om From Prison
--r'-r.
Orleans, May 22.—All
who made
■ kV
New. .
"Scarfa^” tiapoue,
gangstertem a sihabol of the pdo-
hlbition ei^ , must continue to
wear prlso'n' Strips in the fed
eral penitenttevy at' Atlanta, Oa
The federal ctMiiit court of
appMls here todi^y denied peU.'^
tlon tor a writ,of'habeas corpus,
sought ^ the former beer baron,]!
Capone sought his release on the
contention that the offenses for
which he was convicted, were
barred by the three-year statute
of limitations, i
$175,000 To Teachers
Raleigh, May 28.—Mrs. .Thom
as O’Berry, who has been at
tending the national conference
of Social workers in Kansas City,
thft,i.v)rehteir>ing'''-
ham mailed.
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HERE« the PAll0Oi4
A.-/:.
Herd’s a irashir thaf^
citanges wash day drtidf*
ery foto a few n^utes at,
easy vrark and gives ectnt;
'^ours of pleasant thii^
to do. It Washes whit«* ’
faster, easy on dothai^
8aj^..,toonomical, and with
wiring.
YOU CAN HAVE A COJiRLETB LAUNWlY IN
j^YOUR HOME AT WW COST -
WILKES ELECTRIC COMPANY
^ W. BL DAY, Manager '
N»jt B^r to MfflerjLong 828
---S-Jt”.
•Mrs. O. H. Elledge and chil
dren, of Hays, spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs. Julia
Nichols, and other relatives hhrec
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Hayes and
children, of North Wilkesboro,
spent some time Sunday in tbe
home of Rev. and Mrs. F. C.
Watts.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus McNeill
and children, of North Wilkes
boro, attended preaching at New
■Hope Sunday.
The New Hope Intermediate
Sunday school class has been
having a contest the past two
months on number present, read
ing chapters in the Bible and col
lection., The supply teacher. Miss
Edith Church and the loosing
side of the class intertained the
class Saturday evening from six
until eight o’clock roasting
marshmellows and playing
games.
Mrs. Claud Pearson has gone
to Davis Hospital in Statesville
for treatment of her head.
m ■ :
THAN ANY FORD EVER RUILT
T he smartest car that Ford
has ever built is the smart
est buy your budget has ever
seen. The new Ford 'V-8 is the
most economical car that Ford
has yet produced.
That big Ford V-8 engine,
which is capable of a generous
80 per, is actually miserly when
it comes to fuel. It consumes
less gasoline than many engines
that have less cylinders and
less power.
Ford V-8 is equipped with
aluminum-alloy p'lstims which
SEE YOUR NEAREST
ni^j^imize carbon formation.
Tungsten steel valve seat inserts
virtually let you say “good-bye
forever” to mlve grinding.
In addition, the Ford V-8’s de-
pradable springs—which give
you foeeaction onattfour wheels
—have shacklee that require no
lutnicatlon. ^d the whde en:
Is so reliably, so strong built
that you will never be plagued
with Impair bills. ^ ^
.iBrfbreryottbiiy any hir at
price, drive the smart and
economical Ford V-8.
OPEN HOUSE WEEK
*
June Sth.to 9th
FORD.MOTOR COMPANY
NORFOLK.VA.
Everybody Welewne — Gome Visit Our Plant ,
and See How Ford V-8*8 Are Built. Open from
’ UOO P.M. to 9j30 P.M.