THE J0«IWA!>PATfaCyfi^3^0RTH WILmBOI
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IQipu, Not.’ JO.rj^gns^-^'o^
, pi’OBperlty
by: *owi>^
«f Its states,
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• 7^ mrd better ini^ io 'tsQ V:
Ihroi ▲rk^ss i to ,
••e reports-'bcMlay of Impror^
eeBdttiens with Governor Dave
Stelu of Florida, saying^ bis
state, enjoying Its best season fji
•foe' ^ars,” is leading the na-
Itut bMk to prosperity. r
' “Quf development this year
i« been safe and sane,” said
SbolU. “From every standpoint
the year 1935 has been the best
fo Ftorida since the boom per
iod.”
ilarerBor Eugene Taimadge of
Georgia', outspoken against the
J^sevolt administration, said
'’'Georgia is making sturdy, string I
•iforts to a sound, fundameiml i
oseovery. She is getting results
huapite of the new deal." -
^uth Carolina’.^ Governor Olin
Joiinston said his stale has
made “remarkable” progress.
“■Particularly in far-seeing and
•■fbr^geaching legislation,” added
Mtaston. “The future, I sin-j
believe, holds for our slatoi
^•'■lore aolid prosperity and a'
sore substantial economic and
-sodal security than we have
kaown before."
Sovernor J. ('. B. Ehringhaus
fCorth Carolina, said bettor
Easiness conditions and improved
methods of tax collection are be-
isg reflected in increased .state
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CHICAGO . . . For the first
time in the history of the Chicago
Civic Opera existence, a woman,
Ethm Leginska (above), will con
duct the orchestra. The performance
will be the world premiere of an
opera of Miss Leginska's own com
position.
North Wilkesboro OrKanizfi-
tion Ihis 'Vw Hag Mem-;
r- ber^ip of 212
Miss Elisabeth Finley, chair
man of the membership eommlt-
^9'of the North Wllkesboro Par
ent-Teacher Association, has re
leased for publication the list of
inenibers of the association for
the current year as follows:
Mrs. R. S. Absher, Mrs. J. I.
Adams. Mrs. W. J. Allen, Mrs. J.
M. Anderson, Mrs. I. D. Ander
son. H. Andrews, Mrs. A. H.
Andrews, Miss Estelle Ardrey,
Mrs. H.'F. Bouknlght, Mrs. M. 'W.
Beach, Mrs. Don Belsh, Mrs. Paul
Billings, Mrs. Ralph Bowman,
Dr. R. M. Brame, Mrs. R. M.
Brame, Mrs. Jack Brame Mrs.
Coy Brown, Mrs. N. Bryant,
Mrs. L. G. Caldwell, Mrs. George
Campbell, A. A. Cashlon, .Mrs. A.
A. Cashion, Mrs. J. S. Caudill. J. n, i - -
F,. Caudill, Mrs. J. E. Caudill, Daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. D. Thursday.
NEW YOBK.,. Miw Vera Sttetc„
.fobove), 23 year old art studeit’
aad stenographer, is the defendant'
in what U expected to be one of
New Toik'a most gripping triala.
She is charged with having mur
dered Dr. Frits Gebbardt, 43,
wealthy indnstrialist, in his apart
ment foUowing a qnarrel.
Last rites were held Tharsd^''
at the family cemetery for Wil
liam H. Bauguees, who pmed
away at his home In the Faii-
^^lains community Wednesday. Ho
^fd been ill for more than *
lar.
He was 76 years of age and is
ived by his wife, Mrs. M. E.
guess, and the following chU^
P. M. and E. B. Banguess^
Hici: Lessie Coffey, Mrs. Maude
Hayes, Quss Bauguess and Miss
Addle Bauguess. j
The funeral service was con-!
ducted by Rev. A. E. Watts and I
Elbert Jennings. -. I
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STOKESDALE Y(
KIIXED IN ACCIDl
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i Gtbkiwfole, Not. M.-;
fiy -pf J*if»jme Thomas," !*,
killed lat».
*eir' in tjW
HltM^l^od iBtoif'l
bNfiltbt for.
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^ABLE i«6ck»M6 8V
DERARTED SPIRITS WNT NO
AAVSTERT-ICAN PRETTY
NEAR PICK OUT THEM THET!S
oonna be the best knockers
AFbRt THEY DEPART,
V oiJM
’ rad
t-
Electric, and Ac«teleite Wi
Body and Fender Repaii
Betty Jean Bush
Is Taken By Death
Expect Large Crowd |
At Singing Thursday!
I It is expected that a large! 4 HURT IN ACCIDENT;
j crowd of singers and listeners | CABARRUS MAN HELD |
I will attend the holiday singing to |
be held in the courthouse in:
Radiator Repairtag and
AntomoMIe Work.
Y^recker Service Day or Night.
t^iiliams Motor Co.
T. &. WILUAMS. Owner.
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Yj Mile West, N, Wilkeabore
ROOSEVELTS
TH.\NKSGIVING
PROCLAMATION
vevenues.
“We are operating on a iial-
wsed budget.” Governor Bhrlng-
^a» said, ‘ and this has enabled
» to get lower interest rates for
vnr securities, including an all-
'Oyne low record rate of 2.76 per
mat for bonds, established this
Tear.
“Better conditions have en
abled us steadily and substantial-
Jjr to reduce the principal of our
yuhlic dolit and meet interest
fa.vments."
(Continued from page one)
Mrs, J. V. Caudill, -Mrs. E. F. |
Caudill, A. H. Casey, Mrs. A. H. |
Casey, Dr. R. P. Casey, Mrs. R. P. j
Casey, R. B. Church, Mrs. R. B.
Church. Mrs. J. L. Clements. .Mrs.
Carl Coffey. C. D. Coffey, Sr.,
.Mr.s. C. D. Coffey. Sr., C. D. Cof
fey. Jr., Mrs. C. D. Coffey. Jr.,
Frank Craiior, Mrs. Frank Cra-
nor, Mrs. W. A. Craven. Mrs. J.
M. Crawford. Mrs. C. H. Dancy,
Rush Pjissed .Away In City
Thursday
Betty Jean, nine - year - old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. T.
Bush, of this city, died at their
home Thursday following a long
illness.
In addition to her parents, she
leaves the following brothers and
sisters: Carmon Bush, U. S. N.,
j L. Bumgarner is . chairman of
I the county-wide singing associ-
I ation and all singing classes have
an open invitation to be present
and take part in the day's pro
gram.
Mrs." j“ E.“D“;ncan.‘ D.' EV'Elledg'e; |
WARKI.AtiK yl STIOV.AIKK
RKVK.\L.> (Jl KK.It TMJtS'G.S
wounds of others, strive against
disorder and aggression, encour
age the lessening or distress
among people and advance por.'e-
ful trade and friendship.
“The future of maiiy genera
tions of mankind will be greatly
guided by our acts in these pres
ent years. We have a new trial.
“I.et us then on the day ap
pointed offer our devotions and
our humble thanks to .Almighty
(!od and pray that the people of
.America will be guided by him
in helping their fellowmen.
“In witnes.s whereof. I have
hereunto set my hand and caused
the seal of the Gnited States to
be affixed.
"Done at the city of Washing
ton this 12th day of November,
in the year of our Lord nineteen
hundred and thirty-five, and of
the indei)eiidence of the United
St.Ttes of .America tlie one liun-
dred and sixtesiuh.’'
survey of l.ouU marriage
ficetise arplicants In seven Aiuer-
K-ao cities made l>y the .Vlarital, /'l ttd
*» Cartons institute recdiitly show- ** OMAIN S C IA B
that only about half eirpected
;i!C marriage to las; more Hum (
years, aci’ording m lack I
-iulhony. director.
The. survty inelnded iiue.slloii-
air.s tilli-d in by 1:1.cnO .vomen
iiTid .\ntlioiiy ■■^aiil
SPONSORINC; SALE
CHRISTMAS SEALS
I Continued from page one)
I iros have been very active in
the sale of Christmas seals, es-
n i ppcially in raising funds for
Eller,
D. T., Jr.,
Ruth and
ton; .Mabel, Arthur
Ellzalietli. Jo Ann,
Sue.
Last rites were held Saturday,
Woman Arrested
Concord, Nov. 24—H. A. Kfdd,
of Kannapolis, is in jail here on
I charges of hit-and-run driving
I and assault with a deadly weapon
[as the aftermath of an automo-
/ bile accident here last night in
which four persons were injured,
! two seriously.
I Mrs. C. A. Calloway, 48, of
Concord, and her three children,
Arthur, 29; Carl, 26, and Faye,
21, were in the car at the time of
the accident. Mrs. Calloway and
Carl aro still patients in the
Mrs. I. M. Eller, Monroe
Mrs. Monroe Eller,
Mrs. E. E. Eller, Miss Emma
a'Emerron.'^Mrs. P.'^W.‘'Eshe'l-j 1 ^ o’clock, at Caller's cemetery.
^Erwa^a^^^inre;"- "Mrs!!Resident Of Halls
Edward G. Finley, Miss Julia; Mills Community
Finlev, T. .A. Finley, Mrs. T. A. I c •. 11 C*. * 1
Finley. Mrs. T. B. Finley, Miss Fatally OtriCken
Elizabeth Finley. Gordon Finley. I
.Mrs. Gordon i-’inley, Richard j family of the Halls Mills i They were turned over to Stan- ’ weight advantage, had little Iron
Finley. Mrs. Richard Finley, Miss pas.sed away on Fri- i ly autliorlties but .Miss Stillwell hie in rolling up the score.
Concord, Nov. 21.— Sheriff
Ray C. Hoover today arrested
Thelma Stillwell, of this county^
for questioning in connection I Concord hospital where their
with the robbery last Saturday | condition tonight was reported
of E. B. Russell. | as favorable. The others were dis-
Rus.sell told sheriff’s officers! missed last night.
that he was beaten up and robbed |
here by four assailants, two men i Local Eleven Loses j
and two women. Miss Stillwell To Elkin Ti Teamj
and May Singleton were taken in-1 Elkin high school football'
[to custody yesterday for Albe-.team won the last game of thei
[ marie authorities who charged! season here Friday afternoon I
[the two with breaking and enter-1 from North IVilkesboro 25 to 0. i
I,. A. Hall, member of a well I Ing a store in Stanly county.
Elkin players, with considerable'
VoR- York. Philudpllihphi. Ciiica- iiucessitips at the l■olmty tuber-
go. Allama. Sail Lake Ciiy. Sun . -lar bo.spitul.
Ftancisco aiitl Clevplaml. | Seventy per tent of the pro-
A qiiei y as to uie piH po- ,' oi j feeds from ttie sales are retiirn-
narriage liro.ulu aii.swers from 1 ed for local use. Wilkesboro club
»nly nine out of each lUU. Ctiil jlast year provided milk for nnd-
iren tigiii '-d in niun- 'd' S- per i (.•rnoiirislied seliool children and
■eent of tile men ami ill I fur-ished lieating pads to the
■♦I (lie woim ii I, tiiliercnlar liosintal. The North
I liey !'tVilkeslioro cliili also carried out
Pifiy-six "f'-' c.'i 1 ■-aui
rere marryini; ini lev- j worthy and
tjiify 'll p'T -■•■■nt [■xp-'Cii e -i-eir I cities,
scirriage to la-e 'fel'-V'
11 per cent -nbl .teven te.im
JJ. per cciil i stimalei! I lU-
would endure for li'i year'
commendable acti-
.?id Yourself of
Kidney Poisons
D O you suffer burning, scanty or
too frequent urination; badcadie,
[ fcadachc, dizziness, loss of energy,
I fcg pains, swellings and puffiness
I aitocr the eyes? Are you tired, nerv-
I mu feel all unstrung and don't
; £aow what is wrong?
Then give some thought to your
I kxtncys. DC sure they funrtoo proper-
‘ Rribr functional kidney disorder per-
aiis excess waste to stay in the blood,
aid to poison and the whoU
lystem. a
Use Doan's Pills. Dora's are for
kiiMys only. They arc recowunended
C
v.liitfl .Mrs. K. T. .Mc.Viel is ehairmaii
t and j of the seals committee for Nortli
tie Wilkustmro and .Mrs. \V. .). Jolin-
sim for Wilkesboro. These com
mittees are asking tlie coopera-
i tion of the public in this hnmaii-
itiirian endeavor.
f kie world over. Vou can get the
time-tested Doan's at any drug
DOANS Pills
iMtoUIJDNV
IVfH IfYoo
KADMY
COLD
NO SlR!lDTAK(
ALKA'SaT^^1^
A)4D TfttNlAySH
or CoWs - - SolieyJote
lUurfine Medi^otion”
it's what modem doctors say.
it’s what Alka-Seltzer is. In-
id’ of being adminstered -in
;4Biacreeable doses, Alka-^Seltzer
this medicatifwi m one
aaot drink. i ''
bwever used anyypff
ive then Alka-S^er “«• Aaf
Head®. Muscular.
refund the a®y f®®
test pack^p* *
;^4teBist® Alka-Seltser.
Speaks On Farm Credit
Valdosta, (la.. Nov. 2lt. — Pro
duction credit associations are
not relief ageiicins or temporary
'institutions but are irart of a
pcrnianeiit system of farm cred
it. Judge Harry D. Reed, general
(uiiinsel of the Farm Credit .Ad
ministration of Columbia, said
today in an address before a
regional meeting of the Georgia
Vegetable Growers .Association
;bere.
■ '‘While tile depression com
pelled the government to make
direct loaii.s to farmers as it has
done to Industry," said Judge
Reed "it is expected that in the
neiv future tlie government will
retire from the field of direct
loati.s. Permanent credit institu-
■ ins like the prodnetioii credit
associations will then he left to
provide credit to farmers on a
cooperative basis and on reason
.ille terms. .Already farmer-bor
rowers from production credit
associations own $7,000,000 of
ilie capital of those institutions.”
Judge Reed said that produc
tion credit associations are es
tablished to supplement and not
:o supplant credit from other
agencies. “It is not expected.” he
said “that they will monopolize
tile farm credit field. There is a
place for both private and co-
ojierative agencies in farm fi
nancing.”
Farmer Kills Self
Raleigh, .Nov. 24. — Marcus
Uritt. 34. near Garner, was found
shot to death this morning near
the home of his brother. Troy
J)rltt. of Garner. Coroner L. M.
Waring and Deputy Sheriff Clyde
M'hitaker, who investigated the
case, said Britt shot himself with
a shotgun and a formal inquest
was not necessary.
Lucy Finley. Mrs. J. R. Finley,
-Mrs. A. A. Finley. Mr. Charlie
Finley. .Miss Mary Finley. Mrs.
F. n. Forester. Mrs. George For
ester, Mrs. A. E. Foster, Miss
Julia B. Foy, Miss Louise Foy.
Mrs. T. J. Frazier, W. G. Gabriel,
■Mrs. YV. F. Gaddy. Mrs. J. D.
Geitys. .Miss Gertrude Gilliam.
Mrs. John Gilreatli. Mrs. Glen
Golliher, W. C. Greer, Mrs. L. A.
Gudger, Mrs. Jack Hadley, T. J.
Haigwood, -Mrs. T. J. Haigwood.
W. D. Halfacre. Mrs. W. D. Half
acre, Mrs. J. M'. Hall. Mrs. Joliii
Hall,
Mrs. .A. M. Handy. Mrs. Nell
fleiidreii. .Miss .Mable Hendren.
Mrs. F. B. Hethcock, D. S. Hill.
Mrs. D. S. Hill. Mrs. R. J. Hin-
shaw. Miss Lizzie Hisle, Mrs.
Charles Horton, Dr. J. Palmer
Horton. Mrs. .1. Palmer Horton,
Mrs. W. P. Horton, Mrs. F. C.
Hubbard. .M. K. Hunt. Mrs. M,
K. Hunt. Paul D. Hiitclieiis, Mrs.
I’aiil D. Hutchens. Mrs. George
Jackson. Mrs. C. E. Jenkins. Mrs.
It. L. Jennings, Mrs. R. C. Jen
nings. Mrs. R. t.. Jennings, Dr.
Jay Johnson, Mrs. Jay Johnson.
Mrs. Hilton Johnson, .Miss Sam
I Johnson. W. I. Jones, Mrs. W. I.
Jones, .Mrs. S. A. Jones, Mrs. W.
E. Jones, John E. Justice. Mrs.
Jolin E, Justice, W. I’. Kelly.
.\irs. W. P. Kelly. -Mis. 'f S.
Kenerly. .Mrs. J. A. Kerhaiigh,
Mrs. Nell Kerley. Andrew Kilby,
Mrs. Andrew Kilby. Mrs. Henry
Landon, E. M. I-ong, Mrs. E. M.
Imiig, 1). S. l,ane. J. B. McCoy,
.Mrs. J. B, McCoy. I. H. .McNeill
Mrs. W. H. .McNeill. H. T. Mc
Neill.
Mrs. K. T. .McNeill. .Miss .Man
ic McNeill. -Mrs. M. B. McNeill.
Mrs. Archie McNeill. Cyrus Mc-
Niel. .Mrs. Cyrus .McNiel, Dr. J.
H. McNeill. Mrs. Glen .McNeil.
Mrs. dial McNeil. Mrs. J. C. Mil
ler. Dewey Minton. Mrs. Dewey
Minton, Ivty Moore, Mrs. Ivey
Moore. .Vlrs. J. D. Moore, Mrs.
Henry Moore, Mrs. W’. C. Moore.
Miss Rebecca Moseley, Mrs. J. I.
Myers. L. M. Nelson. Mrs. L. M.
Nelson. Mrs. W. R. Nev ton. Rev.
Eugene Olive, Mrs. Eugene Olive,
Miss Sallie Outlaw, Mrs. Jon M.
Palmer. .Mrs. 1. E. Pearson, Mrs.
R. H. Pearson, Miss Beatrice
Pearson. Mrs. Ruby Peiidley, Mrs,
T. G. Perry. R. E. Pierce. Mrs.
R. E. Pierce. Miss Sarali Poole,
J. M. ()iiinn, Mrs. J. .M. Quinn.
Mrs. I. M. Reeves, Mrs. J. C.
Reins, .Mrs. J- F. Rhodes, Miss
Eller, Robinson, Mrs, J. A. Rous
seau. J. D. Schaefer, Mrs. J. D.
Schaefer, Mrs. R. E. Scroggs. R.
E. Sebastian. Mrs R. E. Sebas
tian,
Mrs. Eugene Sink, Dr. H. B.
Smith. Mrs. H. B. Smith, Mrs. R.
C. Stanley. H. L. Summers, Mrs.
H. L. Summers. Mrs. F. C. Tom
linson, Mr». B. H. Triplett. Mrs.
fild. Turner, Miss Etta Tiiruer, L.
L. Turner, Mrs. L. L. Turner,
Mrs. B. R. Underwood, T. H. Wal
ler. Mrs. T. H. Waller. Bruce
Waugh. Mrs. W. H. H. Waugh,
Miss Doris West, Mrs. L. D.
Wiles. P. M. Williams, Mrs. P.
M. Williams, Mrs. J. B. Williams,
Mrs. G. S. Winters, E. C. Woodie.
Miss Nellie Yates.
If any member’s name has
omitted please notify Miss Eliza
beth Finley, chairman of mem
bership committee.
day night. Funeral
services were held
Burke.
and burial was arrested again today after j Deal was outstanding ou both"
Sunday at: she had made bond of $1,000 in defense and offense for the local
j Albemarle. team. '
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