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tU North Wilkesboro Bulld-
iitat a Loan AAoeUtion, one ot
North ^WlIkooboro’B oMeet tlnaa
oial tBBtltnUoBS, was orsanixed
.-^te the Huring ot 190S. This fine
iBiUtutioa has been a pioneer In
: hOBM hnlldlng for North Wllkes-
toro. During Us many years of
eglstence It has loaned several
million dollars tor home building
here, and during its entire exist
ence it has never failed to take
of a worthy demand, and
duHng the depressions ot our na
tion and the world that it has
gone through, it has always been
able' to take care of any demand
such as withdrawals or loans
without being embarrassed in
„ any manner. During the recent
l^'.^k.^depTe88ion it came through in
hying colors, not a denAd was
ever made at any timer ior a
withdrawal that the association
could not take care of, and dur
ing the darkest days it was able
to make all worthy loans request
ed of it. Today it has more than
one-half million dollars working
in this community in building,
buying and paying tor homes of
North Wilkesbor'o’s citizens. It
is a member of the National and
State Building & Loan Leagues,
has maintained a dividend pay
ing schedule throughout the
years without having to reduce
to a lower percentage as a lot of
associations have throughout
the state and nation. In other '
words, the .Association has al-!
ways been alile to apportion prof- j
its to installment stockholders of
6 per cent or more, and to its full I
paid stockholders, it has paid ,
and is continuing to pay. a per |
cent dividends. It is ably man-1
aged by a Board of Directors at I
present consisting of J. C. Keins. I
president: S. V. Tomlinson, vice j
president: .A. H. Casey, attorney: j
J. B. Williams, secretary-treas-1
urer: C. P. AValter. D. J. Carter. |
H. M. Hutchens. J. H. Rector. J. \
B. Snyder. C. E. Jenkins, R. 0.
Finley and \V. H. H. Waugh, di
rectors. These directors meet
once each month to consider any
matters of business that may
icome before them. This associ
ation numbers among its stock
holders people from several
states, as far south as Alabama
and as far north as New York
State and into the middle west.
North Wilkesboro and Wilkes
county are proud of this fine fi-
^!icial institution.
“China Clipper” In Flight
Baltimore. Md.—.America has
launched her largest passenger-
carrying plane, the "China Clip
per,’ product of the Glenn Mar
tin plant. The ship, a flying-boat,
took off from Chesapeake Bay,
circled over Washington with S.**
passengers., and came to an easy
landing after hitting up a speed
of 160 miles’ per hour. Designed
for 17-hour flights between Cal-
idfornia and Hawaii, the "China
Clipper" has regular pullman
berths, a wing-spread of 130
feet, will lift 51,000 pounds, has
a range or 4000 miles and a top
apeed of 179 miles per hour.
Four SOO-horsepower Pratt-Whit-
ney engines power the last word
in commercial aviation.
MANY FARM FAMIUES
GO FROM REUEF ROLLS
Washington, Got, 28.—Reset
tlement administration officials
said today they were taking
steps to remove 175,00 farm
familiea from relief rolls by De
cember 1.
As many families will be trans
ferred by November 1 as possible,
they said, but added that the
transfer of the entire number
may take as long as six weeks.
These families. In widely scat
tered sections of the country,
will be placed on a "rehabilita
tion” status and will be advanc
ed loans or grants intended to en
able them to regain a self-sup
porting basis.
THE JOWiNi
R«W5S
R^e 2
ROARING *RiviR, Route 2.
Oct. 29.—Since Hr. Simon Curfy
died tb^ past Sunday night it Is
generally allowed that one of the
>est men in Wilkes county Is
gone. • '.i
Mrs. D. S. Lane and atep-son,
Mr. Joe Lane, of North Wllkea-
boro, spent Wednesday of last
week with Mrs. Lane’s sister,
Mrs. Laura Linney. Late in the
afternoon they, also called in the
Cranberry vicinity to see Mrs.
Lane’s brother-in-law. Rev. N, T.
Jarvis, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Alexander
visited her father, Mr. Dave
Burchstte, near Rock Creek, last
Sunday.
The next to the youngest baby
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NORTH WILKBSBORO,
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4; iittW M ^
lUUe kad hew-
k et its Ule«
8us,y4ii^ii.]^rpsM. seemed to feel
•0 InebnapIVblir'grltf, 'ta wl)^.k
the eommsttlty synkpathlMs.
It is reported that lir.vvgad
Mrs. Amos Alexander and two
children, who have been living
in the Jim and Basle Byrd house
and tending land at Mrs. Laura
Llnney's, will probablr move
away. They seem to be good
workers.
Miss Minnie Sue Jarvis, stu
dent nurse at Davis Hospital,
Statesville, spent w;ednesday of
last week at home in the Cran
berry settlement. Her'father, Rev.
N. T. Jarvis, went down for her
and accompanied her back.
Mr. Frank Sparks is said to be
cultivating land at the old Car-
Tinder Tilace, wherci his son,
Thurmond Sparks, lives.
U ls.#[lBJrt(|l Mr. Jim Byrd,,
ilfidfw.ftt&hard^aurfaesd
the time.vbecamiO' of the gre^
esteem in which he was held.* x;
' A good mam people also
ited Mr. Ciaud Bell,’ who was
still in'the Wilkes Hospital, last
Sunday.
A number from, this locality
went to see the Will'Rogers pic
ture at North Wllkeeboro last
week. Mrs. Lois Roberts and lit-'
tie sons. Jim Frank and Shirley,
being among those attendiag the
theatre after school last Wed-
fAGE^
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andjfrs. njHlli C. FwNM.
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L«wrie:;.8aUfc,
O4(|on4^ an&baTlBg ehin^
^ bUltt.
auur flkQ«4|iuai Us owa IkxiiBf of
' M1!». Lhaii UbI^ 4^
isr.
'probably’, tbbsd tnm
distance‘''aUeading' serin^^irat
Brier CrMk^ l^nday
after which the pastor, 'Beir.' N. “““
T. Jarvis, and Mrs. Llnii^..weU'
to see Mr. Simon Curry,t^hose^'
condition bad bemi critical for
some weeks. Huge crowds were Sag^ U t^^
gathered at Mr. Curry’s moat
was 1 njdred
trBsB be Csn
tpmistf bn
teken to the San
ta Monica ho^taiv neouMdons
aid had not regainedf oonscions-
ness tonight.
" Dr. A. W. Kosky said the ac
tion was sntferlng from a severe
brsln concussion, but apparently
was in no immediate danger.
Wmbtt fell ..when" his horse
wheeled suddenly and lost its
balance.
EX-CONVI
^ JUDGE
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.HiMSI
p Gkleago, CM, 28.—
Ing oil'Jt twfstod mind^Sr^fSiN Umr ^
Judge William B. Totser,
ei two other men, aa|
lit«‘of Raymond. LanUngq^SA
thefr assailant.
Lannfng died about ffro
after be had slaht the Judfif;
Fetser’s office on'the 12th
of tbs AshUnd block, U5 MoctA!
Clark*’ street. Lanning’s
came from a bullet wound la tka
head h« himself infHetod.
Apparently obsessed .with t|ba,'
idea that it must be "five Itvaa
for one,”, Lannlng, or LammlllN^!^
as he was listed in court reeoriiw
also shot William L. Hawthorask
a court reporter, and then Ws(»>^ p
troob, 28, a clerk in FetseFs oS^i^
flee, and attempted to shoot tw»
stenograiAers.
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We must move our pres
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as they are going to start
enlarging their building
next week.
Full size
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New Modern
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at
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