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■it k THE JOT 'idlest BrodttWtt Tilwt “‘ ^ ■ • ■- Q M& trtpled, mMJb i>i}t0 in ik»Tl!rBt;tW ,KM«M ■M •nON, '^ iW»l)^ WWTer .«9d ^«b««c C'fW ta tile UiIrd.\Wt}»®» fl» a. run li^.tlu foArti^^^d -^UlMiv, Jofl^ added a run in . the hy^Wlnn, Blstruft, Bueh JItonf gsTe the loeen two j|brat> errors, walks and a JML added one in the hr walk, singles by l^iad Thompson and Winn’s rliated np two in the ■ /r. ■■Sai led JHickory with thre- ‘Weavetr and Wilson getting -^M!lece. Winn, Bush, Ball TbABspson got two hits each ;.i^e losers. Id Ckair 200 102 000—5 11 4 ^ Siakory S04 100 lOx—0 12 1 |^^'*^|gf6ok and Blstruft; Mullins .ajgd Jones. "^rs. O. J. Holder underwent lesstul operation in the dkee Hospital Saturday and is ,Jateg along nicely, fr'ends will |]^^ased to leam. Mrs. Holder nembered here as Miss Myr- ■itanguees. ^ HOMS SWKET HOME J^fcrtle: “Well, I found out W^ere my hubby has been spend- his eyenings." le: “Gosh, blonde or bru (fe: “No, I simply stayed 'list night and there he %3e News., .ft '^tTaphill-Aufttiii IS Community Newt -.]i.CYClJB, Jnly^SJ^A IMd^ ^ qi|«|^f^|««a^. took jdane kt ,cr-^ whsn,lltas BCheVJilhdir ^ taeeama tbs Wdo ot W-L 9**^ *: >Uif,--lOt0keU^la-^f ' ■ " .Qxcn, and ?Ih, Mttch- 1*,'ftie ,|iod of'“'-llrs." . .S- ‘ 4- df Ho is en- imed ft Yat^Ing, bustoees ajfd, tSey 'aie' Wakias. their tome at ’nretotoVw1^' Mitchell’s motfier.'''BTerytody’s wiajhlng them a^.long and hatox .Mr. Harrison Hemrlc was a risitor at Mr. B. H. Roberts, Fri day afternoon. ) Messrs. Ernest Hemric and •Preston and Mancie Roberts were yisltors t o Burlington, Greensboro and Winston-Salem Friday. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Mathis and children spent Sunday afternoon yisiting friends and relatlyes at North Wilkesboro. Mr. J. D. Jai-vis was a North Wilkesboro ylsltor a few days ago. Messrs. Charlie and Dewey Mathis spent Friday and Satur day in Burlington, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beng. Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Wtellborn were in North Wilkesboro shop ping Monday. "Master Rayford Wellborn and little Miss Annie Sue Wellborn were guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rob erts. Monday. Mr. Ernest Hemric yisited Sat urday with his father and moth er, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Hem- xic, at Boonvllle. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Porter, of North Wilkesboro, are spend ing this week with Mr. and Mrs. D. Mathis. “jHayea, Mrs, i. 'Ur. anaf L»» Snow, of jQoon^llf^ opent Sunday . With SM^iliee SootL aVAnatln. * *t© ‘|4r. and Mn^.’^Tom Saitji^day night, a aoit Gillie. Cooper and obU- Dktohton, spent Sundi^ ’a mother. Mm .... ,, Barker and cmi- dronTblf^ iikln. spent‘" Sunday with M^Fa^l Mrs. r.^M. Cock- erham at f,. Hey. to^eoBj^ csblo^ nuBi of Nortk Wilkoaboro. 'wBl preach at the tolaSeoatiS.ijtorch .of God — ' - - near un rirr cuad i: THE BOOK AND GIFT SHOP MEZZANINE FLOOR RHODES-DAY FURNITURE CO. INVITES YOU TO READ FROM ITS LENDING LIBRARY The late Fiction . . . Travel Romance . . . Adventure Books for every taste. Rates 10c three days — 2c each additional day BOOKS TO RENT ‘ BOOKS TO SELL Juicy pot roast, spicy goulash, delicious beef stew, a crisp meat pie or any other tasty dish tastes twice as good when topped off with a bottle of cold Budweiser, KINtf Or SOmiD lEIR IM C^. PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO., Distributors Notice! The Town Board of Commissioners has ordered me to advertise real estate on August 9th, to be sold on Mcmday, September 9th, 1935, to satisfy de- ttiqiMit taxes for the year 1934, also to advertise ‘ Mid sefl personal property and gami^ee wages to .frflect delinquent taxes due by taxpayers who list .land for taxes. pay your taxes at once and save costs. W. P- Kelly ......- e.'. TAX ifcOLLECTOR FOR TOW OP NORTH ^ WILKESBORO, N. C. t.\^ “ A H- The TaStndr 8 Ny Wit nlgbt. Thur- wUh itih. Elkin, ' with her Mrs. Clift Sunday Austin. Miss Pearly mond, to'Bfteu . Miss Maiide Bair' Miss Opal Si^ spent the weekend parents, Mr. and Spirik,'at'Anstihrk.’- Mr. and Mrs. GaVfield Key, of Boonvllle, spent the week-end with Mrs. Key’s parents, Mr.and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Hawkins, at Austin. “ Mr. Colonel Holbrook, of Ab- sbers, spent the week-end with Mr. John Walter Brown, at Aus tin. Mr, Luther Brown, of Detroit, Michigan, who has been spend ing some time with his son, has left for Detroit where he will be gin his work. FOUR ARE KILLED AS PLANE CRASHES Milwaukee, July 27.—Pour men on a pleasure cruise around Lake Michigan were killed today when their airplane crashed from an altitude of 200 feet as the pilot sent it into a flat turn in attempting to land. The dead: Pilot Robert M. Henschen of Winnetka, 111. George T. Tengberg of Chica- go. William H. Ennis, attorney, of Chicago. George R. Burkhard of Chica go The plane, a Stinson junior, appeared ^••er the Curtiss-Wrlght airport at a height of about 1,- 800 feet. The pilot circled the field once, then started down. Witnesses said that apparently because of a lack of speed the ship nosed down when the turn was tried. It plungeg earthward ‘ LoiHab^, July M.-rrA cto lh>^lg%tlon con ducted at. ip o^i^k 'Fbitink day,, intd th« .IgBgBmg dSir here '^5- today by-, an ..intnrlated • mob of ^ idoTitqb.CS^wt) Ward,' 26-year-; ‘ old nagra who. nn amuck:to de«- • oapKato 4 famar wttk an ax«, aaaanlt^yiro.’ other pfCr ■ona; and-ataM ureral flat flg^ with otfleeft*>^>' Ward killed Uharlea .0. Stokaa, •ft; aaaaulted Bpurgeon .;.tekaw. a youth; and hit hla owff.alatar, Rowena Kemey,'twice on the beadwith an Iron rod during his outbreak. He was taken by the mob from Sheriff J. T. Moore and twd deputies as he was being agirlt-- ed away due to high; .^taallBg/ k'Tard waa hanged to - scrub- oak tree at a crofte-roada about 10 mllea northeast of Lonlaburg, near'‘a tiny reaort called Lake- view. Solicitor William Y. Blckott, of Raleigh,, came here immedi ately after hearing of the lynch ing to make an investigation, and tonight be announced a ju dicial inquiry would be opened Thursday morning. More than a score of witnesses have already been summoned to appear, he said. In Raleigh, Governor Ehrlng- haus said he would assign a Su perior court • judge to conduct the inquiry, and would formal ly post the usual reward, $200, for capture of the lynchers, to morrow morning. j I' , J; vrr . .*!-• f . _ ... . flPSftiA. W liSV- KEY POSITIONS IN DISTRICT OFFICE WPA ARE FILLED (Continued from page one) Under instructions from Ra leigh and Washington, the dis trict WPA office has begun tak ing over work projects in force under the emergency relief ad ministration. Thirty ERA projects were for warded to Raleigh this week for state WPA Administrator George W. Coan Jr.’s approval. Only two new projects are in sight at present, Mr. Roach stat ed. An $800,000 sanitation pro gram is proposed under sponsor ship of the state department of States -- - health and the United and buried its nose deep in the j public Health Service. .. . ^ ^ $150,000 dredging and drainage project for Muddy, Sal em and South Pork Creeks Is proposed as a part of state-wide malaria control and WPA sani tation program. The district offices in Wins ton-Salem are established tem porarily, perhaps permanently, at 221 South Liberty street, headquarters of the old ERA works project division. Two key staff positions yet re main to be filled. A woman supervisor of the division of intake and certifica tion and a project supervisor for women are to be selected short ly. soil of a bay field. The party rented the ship from the North Suburban Plying cor poration and took off from the Curtiss-Reynolds field near Chi cago at 1:05 p. m. The accident took place about 45 minutes lat er. Officials of the Curtlss-Rey- iiolds airport said Henschen was a licensed pilot and was regard ed as a skilled airman. He and Tengberg were employes of the Commonwealth Edison company of Chicago. Two of Chicago’s Meat Packers Attack AAA Chicago, June 29.—A fresh as sault on collection of AAA pro cessing taxes was launched here today when Armour & Co. and Swift & Co.—two of the “Big Four’’ of Chicago packers^—filed petitions for restraining injunc tions in federal court. The bills ask that the collec tor of internal revenue he en joined from collecting processing taxes totaling several million dollars for the month of May, 1935, and from collecting such future taxes as may accrue, | The two firms alleged that as-' sessment and collection of the taxes are unconstitutional, since “the processing and manufactur ing of commodities is purely an intrastate process.’’ C'oii|3titutionality of the AA.\ was attacked on nine points by attorneys for the packers. TEXTBOOK RENTAL PLANS DISCUSSED Raleigh, July 29.—The state textbook rental and purchase committee today held an inform- discussion of plans for distri buting textbooks and collecting rental fees during the next school year. No definite action was taken. The committee also heard a suggested program for setting up a system thrcgigh which all school children will rent their books. E. N. Peeler, director of the rental set-up presented a set of rules regulating handling of the books and collection of the rent. He estimated that. $900,000 worth of textbooks will be need ed during 1935-1936. WILL ROGERS FILM AT NEW ORPHEUM MONDAY, TUESDAY On Monday and Tuesday, Au gust 5 and 6, Will Rogers will be seen in his newest picture, “Doubting Thomas,’’ at The New Orpheum Theatre. Supporting the inimitable Will in the cast are Billie Burke. Allison Skipworth, Sterling Hol loway, Gail Patrick and Frances grant, , , , - . • ' “Doubting Thomas’’ is ’nailed as a new high in hilarity, even for Will Rogers, now the great est box office attraction in fllm- dom. The picture is constructed around a very clever plot that gives Willi plenty of opportunity to use his unparalleled witt. Puriear News PURLEAR, July 31.—Misses Lestie and Marie Benton were in North Wilkesboro Friday shop ping. Mrs. Noah Benton and Miss Jessie Church spent Tuesday with Mrs. Carl Vannoy. Mr. and Mrs. Taft Benton, of Wilkesboro, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Benton. Miss Gladys Davis, of Relds- ville, is spending a few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davis. Miss Lestie Benton is very ill, friends will be sorry to hear. • Miss Elma Blackburn, o f ReidsTille, is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Watts. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Davis, of Raleigh, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. Benton, Sunday. Mrs. Sallie Tates, of Wilkes boro, is spending a few weeks at Puriear, visiting friends. A large crowd attended the revival meeting at New Hope Baptist church Sunday night. Mr. Gene Yates spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Laura Yates. Misses Aline and Lucille Hayes and Elsie Foster spent a few hours with Misses Lestie and Marie Benton, Tuesday evening. Fine grade Chadwick Ll> Sheeting, yard wide, special sale price per yard 8c.—^Ihe Good- wUl Store. _ , Now A, Men! A Bargain Clearance on Men’s Summer Suits, sanforized suitings, seersuckers, and Hnene ci*asb, plain coats or b'lted backs, sizes 85-44, Clearance eac'i S;J.«5.—The GoodwlU Store. $20,000 JEWELRY THEFT REPORTED Westerly, R. I., July 26.— Shortly before leaving on a trip to New Hampshire today, Mrs. King White, wealthy Cleveland, Ohio, socialite,-reported the theft of $20,000 in jewelry from.her Watch Hill summer home, Seven guesta who had shopped with Mrs, White last nl«^t, alee jdeparted today, and investigators ^fonnd only eight seiwanta ^ the home.' Each, said _ Hn ^wu a trusted emaljPWi WAOTADS STRAYED—2 white O. 1. C. pigs, weight about 30 pounds. Notify Dennim Palmer, East Cairo or phone 223. FOB RENT—Room with kitchen ette. partly furnished. Mrs. Sam Ward, 1113 E Street. City. 8-1-lt-pd. lost—liftte Tuesday afternoon, black and white spotted Rat Terrier pup. Reward. Phone 476-R, Mrs. Lee HemphlH, Wilkesboro, N. C. 3-1-lt nil %KC Any size develop^ rILlflu and printed, roll, caiah with order. One dlato^ print free with each .rolt. prints, 3c each. .TunoeB^ Bus Station.. Blogp North.; Wiigeft| boro. N C. diMt antosilah to « dic3n'a Dresaeei guaranteed fast, color prints; smart new patterns In plaids, cbotlOii d>ts, .fj^rlpes ,„„,and floral patterns, slmlr 7-l«. White, [Harry for-these' vahwa; I each 48c,—Hie Goodw.Ul Store. ■ .... -STRAW HATS -BATHING SUITS -SUMMER TIES -WHITE SHOES -SPORT BELTS -SUMMER CAPS. Price Off On All Suits (LINENS INCLUDED) These special reductions for three days only... Friday, Saturday, Mondays; J. -VISIT OUR STORE EARLY- N^RTH WILKESBtHtO tr." T H E^S.U.I T S TO R B NORTH; CAROj^
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