^TluMng ftiakKw Im
~ >ro; AMredates
Loyal iSistoiBers
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Mt. C. iL l«adem»nf of WU-
^Aacboro, is «mohc th« ptonoor
fram-yiaoB ot the eiaiaty. Ke
: avoBod ill* Rtoro In 1907, twenty-
yoars ago, and the ralne of
;lis atoek at that time amounted
, do^ only flSO.OO. Today his an-
/Btal bnalness runs Into thous-
^•Bds of dollars, and hts custom-
*wn are numerous in this com-
amnlty and county.
Mr. Lenderman haa always
feen at the post of duty. He has
leen wlUlng to accommodate' his
. eastomers early or late, and he
Is popular with the people with
whom he comes in contact. ~
rrom year to year his huainess
las grown until today his store
ft filled brimful with both fancy
and staple groceries, notions,
flour, -feedstuff, etc.
Mr. Lenderman has'-made‘ a
■access in the grocery husinbss.
He has not only accumulated a
Ug stock of mercbandile hnt has
become a large land owner.
In speaking of whatever suc
cess he has attained in his life’s
work, Mr. Lenderman stated
flat he gives full cr^it to bis
many loyal customers and
friends, a large number having
been continuous customers from
Ibe time he first entered the
mercantile business. ■.
Mr. Lenderman is a genefous
citizen, and a liberal contributor
to the Methodist church, with
which he is affiliated. He is an
■met to the community in which
be resides, and he will do every
thing possible to help his neigh
bor and friend.
Hr. Lenderman is assisted in
operating hia store by his son,
Mr. Paul Lenderman.
Pioneer Merchant | i Hea^ Home Chair
O. E. LENDERM^
Wm. E. Mayberry
Is Taken By Death
William K. Mayberry. 68-year-
old resident of the Cycle com
munity, died on ^nday, Octob
er 20. Funeral and burial servic
es were held at Shady Grove
church On October 22 with Rev.
J. W. Wright in charge.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Sarah Jane Mayberry, and five
children; S. G. Mayberry and
Mrs. Claude Howard. Cycle; Mrs.
A. M. Yarborough, Spencer; Mrs.
Olln Souther, North Wllkestoro;
Miss Emma Lee Mayberry, Win
ston-Salem.
Insurance
Ma
i. B. MOORE
J. D. Moore Head C C. Faw ls In
Home Chair Co.| Insurance Firm
Reorganized Old Business 0n| Forester-Prevette Insurance
Oims BlarUe Taid Biminew;
Ftcrn VWdy PatromiEod
InthisTffrttoiT
An ^ll-’totind good fellow.
Tbat’u J, C. Relnsv North WUkos-
boro genial and accommodating
postmaster.
Mr. Reins was born near Wll-
kasboro, and hk first'^bllc jotr
was irlth the bu^eas that bo
rSQng owns—Relns/Bros. Memorial \
9. G. REINS
Successful Basis; Large
Volume of Business
There is no more popular man
ufacturer in North 'WHlkesboro
than Mr. J. D. Moore, president
of the Home Chair Company.
Taking over the business when
it was practically at a standstill.
Mr. Moore re-organized the com-
Company Shows Growth;
Mr. F^w Sec.'w.tary
Claude C. Faw, secretary and
treasurer of the Forester-Pre
vette Insurance Company, is a
native of Wilkes county. He was
born at Millers Creek and re
ceived his early education at the
I Moravian Falls Academy,
{Helton High School in
insurance problem with Mr. Faw
at any time will find him.wUling
and ■ anxious to go Into every
j phase of the problem vHthout any
' obligation, In fact, the writer
knows Mr. Paw is happiest when
he is talking insurance, and he
does so with the one idea in view
of rendering a helpful service to
those seeking expert information
as to proper insurance protec
tion.
THE PERPEtTP DAY
The perfect day is the day
when work is so well done you Chair
have no fear that your conscience
will throw things at you from a
dark corner aftpr you’ve put out
the light.
Washington, Oct. 28.—The of
fice of Senator Robert R. Rey
nolds of North Carolina wos no-
I tified today that Secretary Ickes,
Ashe imbllc works administrator,
I had approved allotments of 824,-
I 580 to Iredell county for school
KEEP WARM WITH HANES UNDERWEAR
PAYNE CLOTHING COMPANY
pany, rolled up his sleeves and | county.
went to work building up a splen- Faw has given j $21,072 to the
did business. Today the Home years of his J" ’’® '; city of Charlotte for an addition
is favorably' room, being a member of the fac-j ^ ,
section! hlty of Wllkesboro high school
and other high schools in the
county. For ten years he was
chairman of the County Board of
Company
known throughout this
of the country and ships thous
and of chairs annually.
During the course of twelve i
' to the municipal jail.
Reins Bros, was establkbed in
Wllkesboro 40 years ago by.C,. B.
Webb. Later the late C, T. MiiWr
became a stockholder and the
bnslnees was operated in Wllk^
boro' until^abont 1900 when'll
was moved to North Wllkeaboro.
Mr. Reins bought a half Interest
about 190S. and later purchased
all other Interest In the basinera.
Reins Bros, is one of the q|d‘
est monnmentat firms in this sec
tion and has served its many pa
trons well tor nearly a half cen
tury. New equipment has been
added from time to time and all
work turned out by the marble
works may well be expected to
be up-to-date In every way.
. Mr. Reins gave his full atten
tion to his business up until the
time of receiving his appoint
ment as Postmaster here. He
then tnrned the management ov
er to his brother, Ralph R. Reins.
Mr. Reins has been one ot the
city’s most active citizens. He is
affiliated with the Masons and
Juniors, is a member of the
Board of Deacons of the First
Baptist church, president of the
North Wllkesboro Building &
Loan Association, an active mem-
soclation, seirtik d
1934-30, and h«
date M hls'!^ty^h«
ie—for county off^ tbra«.ttg^7.
^'Mr. Rdiis has serrod on tbo'^ ^
board of commissioneru fop
era! terms and also oa Che
board ;bf school tmstcM.’ He*^
also served tbo etty n$^ magor
pro tern. ^
North Wllkesboro to II batta
city beeausd it numbrn amos
cUiMUS ilib Reins. ^
Hm
-i’ Chedoi
COLDS-
FEVERe
LiqaM-Talileta'^ first day
Salvc-lfow HEADACilES
I iijjiMiasii.—
BE SURE TO SEE
- NEW 1936 MODEL*^
ALL-METAL TUBE
Westinghoose
Ri^o ^
BEFORE YOU BUY ^
^kes Electric
Company
Refrigerators, Elerirical Sup
plies, Motor Rewinding
PHONE 32S -B
North Wilkesboro, N. C. »
Read Journal-Patriot Ads.
Com- ^ Education and during his admin- |
‘ of ;
ad-,
You won’t believe the
thermometer when you
ge; into HANES!
H anes Heavyweight Champion never asks Old Man Whiter to poll
his punches! Yen'll know tfcol the minate you cUmb inside,
and those luxurious, soft, elose-knit ribs snaggle up to your sUn.
Mister, if you want to stort yonr own private heat-weave, get into
Hanes this Winter!
And understand this about Hanesi You get yonr true trunk-
length and chest-measnre too. And the elastic-knit is so pliant that
you ran stretch and strain as mnch as you want — and nothing cuts
•r binds. Buttons, bnttonholes, cuffs, and seams are sewed
and stitched to stay. In this union-suit there is strength!
See your Hanes Dealer today.
P. H. H.kNES KNITTING CO., Winston-Salem, N. C.
yt marfij- HAWKS Uatoa*
Salu, m up .. . Shbt* mid
Drawan kaftn ut 7S* . . . Baya’
Daiaa-Salu. 7S* . . . MerricliJld
WalatAaila. 75c ... ala® Hew
Wlntor-Wclgh* Shirts and
Stierta (IButtrutud ai richi).
Me a«a 5K mmh.
THE ANTI^fREEZE UNDERWEAR
You Won’t Mind the Cold Weather if you Buy HANES
Underweai'. Buy Your HANES at
Tomlinson’s Department Store
OPPOSITE LIBERTY THEATRE
months the Home Chair j -
pany’s tribute to this community i istratlon the school system
through the medium of the pay-) Wilkes county made great
roll will run thousands of dol-j vancement. Mr. Faw and his j
lars. This money is a great stimu-i hoard were instrumental in get-j
lant to the business of North! ting many of the present brick i
Wilkesboro and one that the [schools in the county erected, |
whole community should appre-1 these buildings now reflecting ,
ciate. The company gives era-1 much credit to the county. j
ploym’ent to two hundred and! For ten years Mr. Paw served j
twenty-five people. Practically; the state as oil inspector and j
every state in the union receives | has been the nominee of the [
the product of this prosperous : Democratic -party for sheriff of j
North Wllkesboro plant. j Wilkes county. j
Mr. Moore was born in Cald-! Entering the insurance busi- i
well County, but has been a resi-j ness here in 1925 as secretary-
dent of North Wllkesboro for j treasurer of the Forester-Pre--
thirty years. Mr. Moore takes anj vette Insurance Company, local-1
active interest in every person j ed in the D. & S. Bank Build-1
on his payroll and the latch ‘ ing. Mr. Faw lias seen the busi- j
string to his office always hangs i ness of his company increase in ■
out to everyone on the force, volume more than* four times
The late Col. Wade H. Harris, | since that date. His company is
editor of The Charlotte Observer, recognized as one of the pro-
once said: "My friends up' in - gyessive insurance agencies in
Wilkes County tell me there is | this section of North Carolina,
no finer or more constructive | sjkj some of the oldest and most
citizen in all that section of the j substantial old line stock com-
j state than Mr. J. D. Moore.”
I .Mr. Moore is a member of the
j North Wilkesboro Kiwanis Club,
I affiliated with the Masons, and
i a member of the Board of Stew-
1 ards of the Methodist church.
In all worthy civic matters this
p-anies of the country are repre
sented.
.\nyone wishing to discuss any
gentleman may always be de
pended upon to put his shoulders
to the wheel in full co-operation.
See These Used Car Values Bef ore You Buy A Car or
COMMERCIAL
Truck:
PASSENGER
1 1035 Foi-d Tudor Touring
1 1935 Deliiixe Fowl 'Tiulor
1 10;15 standard Ford Tudor
1 10.3.5 Ford Conpe
1 1035 t'lievrolet Swian
2 1034 Ford Tudors
I 19.33 Poni Tudor
I 10.38 Ford DoLu.ve Roadster
1 10.32 Foixl DeLuxe Tudor
I 1031 Ford (Convert. Swlaii
I 1031 Delai.xe Ford Tudor
10J11 DeLu.\e Ford Sedan
19.31 Ford Tudor
1030 Ford Touring
1030 Ford Tudor
1031 Pontiac Ckiaeli
1080 ObeiTolet Sedan
1030 Chevrolet Couch
1020 Pontiac Sedan
1029 riirysler Coupe
1029 Ford Roadster
1020 Chevrolet Roadster
1020 Ford Coupe
1 I0:i5 Ford Pickup
2 I03;{ (lievrolet Trucks
1 10:12 Clievrolet Truck
1 10.30 Chevrolet Truck
1 1020 Chevrolet Truck
1 1020 Ford Truck
2 1931 Ford Trucks
1 Dcxlge Truck
Wo also have a |frou|) of
chcaiier cars not listed here.
f
/
Yadkin Valley Motor Co. ►
Ninth
Street
SALES
SERVICE
North
Wilkesboro, N.
Buy Your Used Car on the Easy Payment Plait of the Universal Credit Co.
vefou
seen the new
F0RDV8?”
Get Your
WHEAT CROP
Off to a Good Start
hy using
BACKED BY OVER 2,000,000 V-S’s
THE 1936 FORD V-8 BRINGS YOUc
2S^ gAWm STEERIWO; two new roUercype
h—rtfiga, a longer steering knuckle'«nn and an
increaeed steering ratio.
SUPCT-SAFITY BRAKES? with exceptionally
large braking suriace (186 tq. in.). The laat word
in ffureneea of operadoo.
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MMitm SHimWO AMP STILt QUIKTgP
MiUtS: Bilent. helical gears for all apeeda
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MPHf rmgPOM PROM WOltil a vpRdaSif
inmlaie^ welded-etee! body
e
WKW DitAWN.STPEL WHPOS
•
V-> PWlMEi S-cyliniier smoodmew, pick-up
unA puwuT with pTwed V-3 cconom>
ASDVP, P. 0. B. DETROIT
Sum/unl mectaary tnup "►
cb$tU»t himpars and ipdr*
OnhandlCndUCt.. SRB. IT .
IWWWO AHP
Never enjoyed driving any
car so much in my life.”
Y OU’VE heard lots about the Ford
V-8. Performance so unusual that it
has won over s,000,000 owners is bound
to be talked about enthusiastically.
'But praise for past Ford V-8’s seems
almost mild beside what we hear from
those who drive the 1936 Ford V-8.
Sleek longer lines, distinctive new in
teriors, even greater handling ease and
safety—are a few of the things that set
this new car further than ever above
its price class.
Drive this new Ford as soon as you
can. Xnotofor yourself what it means to
have Ford V-8 power and handling
ease, to ride in Ford safety and comfort.
For ymir own knowMge'of vdat
value you em get in a *1936 car^-ar^
range a Find V-8 demonstration today.
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