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At M o’vtotiC^^n. «
’Wiu BprMf^ tl»
Jji^jIhAb tfreTtousIy
^ tr«es tK«t sd'rdund
i AstMi There wer® a naa^Mr
mA «|>Bdken present, whot^ter-
. fnlke a short while,
^^iaeng those were: Ur. Lee J.
ijiterrh," bt,.S9n>n»itr Rey. WMley
i.Ulhwat, Stony Fork, Watauga
' Mmty; Mr. Richard Wagoner,
nt., Watauga County: and
'Hg. W. S. Church, of Boonrille.
Summit choir No. 2 and
;^|irtet sang a number of: selec-
jdhms in the afternoon. We feel
' ttat this occasion was enjoyed
-ly »ii who were present and!
iTS~
Util
•i-siaNb.''
irtn ,
harg|K TM
^«n to V Union
In Fort]rtil: oo
‘^Austin—Walter, BHfwT^.
a y. (amBiTi, Kacigjli(t..-^
Cano.-t/ook’^Hs(®gaJ0fc> rTbi
bias' -Hamhirr %S^wo6rjMly.'
^^PallbOdrprt Will be J-J»- wn-
imt, 1U. at AJrter, IT O. Ga-
_>l, rT U. Bfams, Br.. W, J,
and 1. fl.'Psarson.
Haymie«dflVV'3=j3*.;.r?V- J*yt^ij:|newers‘'-wHi bo In charge ot
inrihil^ ASan^' Hh.r* lUMames 0. A. Dlmmstte. Fi D.
..*« . ^ ^ J^ yil P. Hone
—^.^^eirry, ‘tC, ti Hlifthaw^
I*/ fcippard, G.
Moore, T. G,
Sferry,^>i itt^Pe^on.v ;J.^ C.
iria;; Norman' A.iaieoa. Jr^^^j t^$'-*Jk>«^'woU, '• Aj^- M-
Soaring ;v.Ga^'l^1irtrpn; ^ E>i(r- jSjjatShohr* 'Tom!lhson>;*|!?;
■ M a V i*LAAa>aria rCwhfhA^ a., TKfWAA ' dhn'dl
®«orfe tyon..
"^i Ulne Wdge ^iJ’^lfeal ^Cies
; Norman';
Janette MacDonald, heroine of “The Merry jWidow,” and Nelson
Bddy, noted American baritone, who demonstrates that he is deetined
to be one of the screen’s great new leading men, are teamed in a d^^
lectable blend of’drama, romance and music in “Naughty Marietta,”'
the Victor Hubert masterpiece which comes to the Liberty Theatre
Mond/iy and Tuesday.
^ ^ ^ . jtoryi to Mountain City Saturday
to thank everyone for their i
■saderful cooperation, which
Inlped to make this affair a suc-
> Rev. Lee Besheare, of Parson-
ifiie. filled his regular appoint-
' IMR at Yellow Hill Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Church
nd children, of Stony Fork,
■mat Saturday night in the home
sA Mr. Lee J. Church.
Mrs. Matt Church and chll-
*«■, of Stony Fork, are speod-
Ikg some time in this commun-
Mr visiting her sister, Mrs. Lillie
KWU-
jj j Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Wtoodie and
%r. and Mrs. W’. A. Benge mo-
Oakwoods—Carl Canter, W. A.
Ellis, Mrs. Archie Ogilvle.
Osbornvtlle—D. A. Holleman,
John Weatherman, Hurly Hol-
munity.
Committees For Wilkes
Schools Named by Board
(Continued from page one)
Edgewood—Willie James, Mrs.
J. E. Winkler, Clarence Fletcher.
Ferguson—Sam Jones, J. B.
Hall. Jim Barlow.
Gilreath—Otto Smithey, John
j Canter, E. I. Ball.
amKBs^ss=s=sas====ss Goshen—'Nannie Williams. N.
May Economy Sale Prida.y and l Church, Robert G. Ferguson,
•ntnrdny. Nice qnaUty PUy C2o«i | jjlgh Rock-^T. w:. Laws, R S.
Ml sCiipea and plaids, a marvel-1 Earp, Jess Broyhlll.
MB value, yard 6c, Friday and I Hunting Creek—Suth John-
■Marday only.—The Goodwill | g^jj Grover Transeau, Lawson
! Parker. ,
•* j Lewis—Ray Felts, Romey Pen-
K I dergrass, N. C. Lewis,
i nP f T n f’ n Lovelace — L. W. Lunsford,
I I I K nl r. K I Mrs. R. C. Jarvis, I. P. Hayes.
1 Miller—George Miller, Rich
ard Shew.
Moravian Falls—J. M. Pear
son, B. C. Price, Dick Greer
Mountain Crest—M. V. Robin
son, Clarence Hendren, Mitch
Davis.
' Ml. Plsgah—Sanford Prevette,
J. M. McCarter, N. W. Prevette.
Mt. Sinai—^Andrew Johnson,
Clint Johnson, Turner Anderson.
to visit friends and relatives.
Miss Bessie Fletcher, who has
been spending some time at
Globe, spent last week visiting i brook,
her father and mother, Mr. and! Parker—W J. Moore, Christie
Mrs. J. S. Fletcher, of this com-1 Tedder, Jet Hays.
TURNER
(NERAL HOME
BULANCE 8ERVICB
PHONES
Day 69
Nijlit 321 aixd 181
■ ■ rJ
Hot Weather
Is Here!
Replenish Your Shirt Supply
With
Arrow
Mitogas
(Shaped
To Fit)
Reme.nber that only ARROW Shirts
have Arrow Collars . . . and, of course,
they are all sanforized which guaran
tees a permanent fit. The new patterns
are smart and attractive . . . Plenty of
Whites in broaidcloth and oxford.
EACH
W^W-AND COERECT »!EN*S WEAR
mmI 9ih Sts. North wakertoro, N. C,
" ClaB Hotel Building ♦
Piney Grove—Floyd Hendren.
Belo Parker, Alvls Moore.,
Somers—J. W. Robbins, Ed
Everledge, I. M. Coleman.
Shady Grove—A. F. Combs,
Spurgeon Goforth, Avery Cole
man.
Spurgeon—Freeland Johnson,
Ella Hays, Ed Johnson.
Windy Gap—Walter Wright,
T. Y. Inscore, Gus Shew.
Mt. Pleasant (District 2)
Hendrix—W. O. Barnett, R. L.
Wooten, Dallas Triplett.
Big Ivey—W C. Walsh, Odell
Beshears, H. H. Beshears.
Summit—A. H. Beshears, H.
L. Beshears, C. C. Mlkeal.
Pattons Ridge — Abraham
Greene, Elbert Church, Ben
Church.
Maple Springs—J. M. Shep
herd. Kelsie Foster, R. S. Church.
Blue Ridge—Frances Watson.
Congo—H. T. Shoemaker, W.
G Minton. Rev. Lee Minto’n.
Stony Hill—G. F. Parsons, J.
W. Huffman, W. C. Laws.
New Hope—John Eller, M. L.
Yates, R. M. Church.
Millers Creek (District 3)
Mountain Valley—H. T. Pless,
R. F. Bauguss, Will Wiles.
Buck—J. L. Hemphill, Jim
Bumgarner, John Riggs.
Cricket—Noah Harris. J. M.
Beshears, Reely Parsons.
Cross Roads—Lonzo McNeil,
A. T. Nichols, Chas. Lovette.
White Oak—Nick Coffey, Ira
Pllkentpn, Bye Parsons.
■* “W^^tngton—J. F. Vannoy,
N. M. Dancy, Odell Whittington.
Shepherd—John C. Wyatt, Ben
Osborne.
Oak Grove—Lee Ander Spears,
Floyd Miller, J. G. Parsons.
Concord—B. F. Staley, J. F.
Dancy, I. R. Vannoy.
Sherman — Alton Chancey,
Whiter Shepherd, J. W’. Wlngler.
Loggias—Elijah Wlngler, J.
E. Wayne, Sydney Royal.
— Harmon—Dewey Miller, Les
ter Roton, Shade Miller.
Piney Ridge—Jake Woodie,
Alonzo Faw, Charlie Craven.
Miller—Monroe Wyatt, Crom
Miller. Coy Kilby.
Mulberry (District 4)
Burke—A. L. Reeves. L. A.
Hall, A. F. Absher.
Fairplains — J. W. Adams,
Chas. Shepherd. G. G. Elledge.
Friendship—T. N. Royal.
Mtn. View (District 5)
Flint Hill—Will Whrren, W.
S. Grider, York Hutchins.
bun, 8. A. Lypn, Oebrgi> Cooper.
, 0U»y Rldg^. W; PtbiltL W.
Prultl. lfpIflBlep
Joynoci—HvU. Jolhea, C. C.
Sldden„H. M. Kennedy.
iliiMidB (DlstrkC 7)
Little- Blkln-^Uobert Keys,
Grover Walters, Freel Flynp. .
Pleasant , Hill-^^harlle pay,
Walter Welborn, E. ^ Yar
borough. ^ f
Benham—H. F. Tulhert, Fred
Burcham, Dallas Carter.
Cool Springs—J„.J. Myres, 9.
P. Holbrook, J. C. Newman.
Pleasant Ridge—F. W. Nor-.-
man, Bramlet Carter, ’^-CurUk'
Luffman. - ' ■ -
Temple Hill — P. L. ' Day,
Reeves Stone.
Dennyviile—H. A. Welborn,
G. C. Gray, P. L. Chambers.
Clingman — W. M. Wells,
James Pardue, G. A. Greene.
Plum Ridge—Nute Pardue.
W. L. Mathis, Robert Seagraves.
Union—Purvis Parks, Claude
Sale, Bass Welborn.
Roaring River (District 8)
Brier Creek—Sam Key, C. A.
Sparks, J. L. Mathis.
MRS. R. B. CASSEL
CLAIMED BY DEATH
(Continued from page one)
which she was a member at the
time of her death.
There is one surviving child,
Dr. A. S. Cassel, manager of the
Wilkes Drug Company, and three
grandchildren. Misses Marianna,
Margaret and Alice Cassel. Also
surviving are three sisters, Mrs.
J. B. Ferguson and Mrs. S. J.
Golden, of Greensboro, and Mrs.
E. G. Talley, of Gastonia.
The funeral service will be
conducted here at the residence
of her son on D street at one
o’clock this afternoon with Rev.
C. W. Robinson, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, and Rev.
H. K. King, pastor of the Meth-
P.-Wklt^OflWk Whfte and
MiM Hiiilr, ikt tha^JI^
Praine tfrcle df 'tb« Hd^tet
MiMidligi>f aoelety, Dlld* th« M-
ioWlfi* othdF frt«ndi!_ Meadames
W’’’j';Aai^* A;-'**’
Shook, pd LonglLM Hemphill,
a
A^[ and operatuf^
. “ -• - " .judgment’^had,^
5( Coptlpu^d trom page
batlon. -ft O®
^ AlberL .Lloyd ;a«d Coeby Bare,
three y«w» probiutlon.
Ronda^J^Plaeltbu^l, vlolatloja
poetol hriNVKay aa- yeetltatron
to poetJfl'l*#^-I81.il and-^tta*
fflater 6ail.,aiid BH Staley.
Cali- tine’Of06 and aentlince' dl
yeaf-And; a^^y In' Atladta; .Sta^
le^’tem'iiibliary,^ probation nntU
awt terj» of court. _
fi; Egra BililngB, sentence ot yea»
«wd a day in ChiUleotbe. and
fuiity on if;
jpottneed this
. Men's Dreae j,
up. .Men's' woriti SWris;
np. >f«e^otk e
m
, Tak
.'y-SalTe' • Noae
Drops Tonic sad
Int dsy:
OWNERS SAY: NORGE SMS UP TO 5>1,1 A MONTH
YOU CAN BUY A NORGE FOR AS LITTLE AS
mi
MTiy should you worry? Buy
oar even’day Straw Hats and
hemiets. Keep the sun off.—The
Goodwill Store.
$10.00
down , . . BALANCE-
ON EASY TERMS
W E say Norge pays for itself ov«
and over again. Here’s thc^eri*
dence. Norge owners say that RoUatof.
Refrigeration—through lower cost refrig-
eratioo, no food waste, quantity baying
and thrifty use of left-orer*—saves op to
$11 a month: Compare tint-wMi the '
low monthly payments: And don’t for*
get the long years of foithfol service
#//«r the Norge is paid for?
•Come in and see the Norge:
NORGE
•vx-^
RADIO SALES CO.
R. T. McNEILL
PHONE 101
C. 0. McNEILl
NORTH WILKEBBORO, N. C.
Pure Silk Hose. A brand new
shipment. You seldom see qual
ity like this offered at a price so
low. Service silk hose with lisle
top and foot, chiffon h»se with
pure silk weave clear to the top.
Stockings that you’re not used
to buying at such a low price,
new shade* of course. Better
storic up now, pair , 48c.—The
Goodwill Store.
This Hand Points
You To An
Opportunity
To Save
Money on
NOTICE OF SAM:
In the District Court of the
United States for thjC Middle Dis
trict of North Carolina.
United States of America vs
25,50.0 pounds of sugar, 2100
pounds of ry® meal, chops and
shorts, 800 pounds of barley
malt, 3 59-gallon barrels of black
molasses, 160 dozen half gallon
glass fruit jars, and 1 26-ft. rub
ber hose.
By virtue of an order for dis
position of forfeited personal
property and real-estate Issued
out ot the United Statee District
Court' for the Middle District oi-
North Carolina, notice is- Imrel^
given that I will sell by -j.^Mo
auction, for cash, on Satnday,
May 25, 1935, at eleven e^toek,-
a. m. at the Yadkin.
Company, N
North Carolina, Ktlib,
personal proR6rt#X‘ (
26,600 pounds'of sbg&f, nsd
pounds of rye meal, chops . and
shorts. 800 >noniid8. .yOtt 'b'^ley
malt, 3 St-gstlon forrels ot black
-molasses, llfi 'dosen- hftU .knlton
glass fruit jars and 2 gl-tt. rub
ber hose. •
- ; WM. T. DOWD. ^
£-43-^,^, Un^ed StntM Mi^tiaL v
We are offering the pubUc “Red Hbt” used car values for the remainder of this monih in order to
d^? ou™n^ stock of cars imd tructa ... Prices ha^ been cut low ^ “f
of these dependable passei^^ or commercial cars bjr making only a small down payment... the bab
ance on easy, month]^ terms:
1934 V-8 Ford Tudor
1933 V-8 Ford Tudor
1931 Ford Coach
1930 Ford Roadster
1932 Ford Pickup
1930 Ford Pickup
T931 Chevrolet Sedan
1929 Chevrolet Sedan
1930 Chevrolet Coach
1934 Int. Pickup
1929 Chev. Coaches
1930 Chevrolet Sedan
1930 dodge Sedan
1928 Q^ld^ Sedan
1930 Poidiac Sedan
1929 Fo|^ ,T™ck
1929 Whippet Coupe
1933 Dodge Truck
IMPfIRTANT We are doiring out the Ecwiomy Auto Supply and om entire
IMrUK 1 AIN 1 accessories hM been drastically reduced for quidi sdUng. If you need batteries^ J,
NOTICE tools, in fact anything in the acce^ry line, see us wd save mtmey. ■ “
W.I
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K^lymouth and DeSoto Salw andt’Swvice
NORTH WILKEgi