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on-Salem, F^b. S.—Kep-
tlTe R>hwl It. DoaghtoB,
of lb* p^arfnl House
Ind aeew eooAitttee. said
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Bt ReoBftTdIt OB tke qnes-
^ cttrraacy iitfUtloB.”
nitlnc Ibat the" ipresi-
'inid tb* sedTaUry^of the
;^y are eharaad 'with the re*
duty in matters of federal
he added lie would re-
^thelr recommendations.
Bob’* wae ea route to
ji from Lahrel Springs,
I booBo in Alleghany - county. ’
^ a brief atop at Robert E.
Otel b« left by train for the
(^1 and will arrlTe at 7 o’clock
aorning.
tho question of taxation,
sentative Doughton said be
nothing new to add to pub-
rejmrts. His committee
, originates all revenue mea-
hts received no request for
revenue and no action will
aken until a message is torth-
alng from the President or the
sury department, he said,
he veteran congressman ex-
sed his personal hope that
taxes could be avoided thin
ress dispatches from Wash-
|ton indicated yesterday that
inlation of any policy on tax-
would await Representative
Eton’s return to the capital.
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Washington. Feb. 4.—76enator
Borah, of Idaho, formally tluttf
down the gauntlet to the Repub-
lleau organisation lat* today by
announcing he would campaign
in Ohio for delegates pledged to
hie presidential nomination.
‘^ft« a thorough survey,” he
said in a statement, after con
ferring for hours with Ohio in
dependent leaders, ”I am con
vinced the people of the state
should be given an opportunity
to express their choice in the pri
mary of May 12.
"Under the so-called ‘favorite-
son’ plan, this privilege is de
nied them.
‘“To obtain an expression of
popular will, it is my Intention
to place at least eight candidates
for delegf-tes-at-large in the
field."
"'I shall make a number of
speecbee in Ohio and present the
issues' as 1 see them."
It was the first formal decla
ration of candidacy by an out
standing possibility for the Re
publican nomination. It came aft
er some doubts had been express
ed that Borah would ‘‘follow
through." Unless conditions
change, it means he will directly
oppose the plans of the regular
party organization in Ohio.
His disinclination to seek a
pledged delegation in Massachu
setts had become known shortly
before, raising questions whether
his field was being narrowed ra
ther than expanded. Explaining
himself there, he wrote to Robert
.M. Washburn—president of the
tT. R.) Roosevelt club of Boston
—‘‘I had not thought at any time
that it would be a practical thing
to do."
Tirom
Route 2 Sottkwi
RONBA, Rout* I, Fgh. 1—R*T.
M. T. Jarvlh fSHd his rifhtor tp-
.potelOPht nt ^rler Cr**h tb*
four^ 8*t«rdny. H* f «nd his
daughter, Mn. LoU Jairvla Rob
erts, caRcd to see Mtcsc* Mgtttp
and Armiaa Sal* on their way to
Dennysville from Brier CSresk,
'The congregation at Brier
CrMk on Saturtoy was amalL
Servlooe were '.’called la” on Sun
day owing to the Inclement wea
ther.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Jennings in this com-
mnnity, learned with regret, that
on last Tuesday, their bouse and
nearly all its contents were burn
ed. Mrs. Jennings'dlscoveAd fire
in a closet by the chimney. She
managed to drag a dresser out
with a hoe and saved three
chairs. The flames consumed the
house In twentr minutes. Mr.
Jennings was away from home at
a '‘barn raising.” No clothes were
saved. It was an extremely cold
time to have been “burnt out of
house and home.” The house was
about one mile from Union
church.
Mrs. Nancy Walker has suffi
ciently recovered with a sprained
ankle to be able to walk to Cllng-
man.
Miss Polly Pardue. of Jones-
vilie, is at home with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Par-
dhe. for the week-end.
Mr. Andrew Smith, who had a
third stroke week before last is
able to swallow, his friends are
glad to learn. It seems probable
that he will again be able to en
joy his invalid’s chair.
Deputy Sheriff J. W. Huffman,
of Summit, was a business visitor
here last Wednesday. He spent
the night with Mr. Worth Sale.
Miss Mary Kate Sale has re
turned from a visit to Elkin with
relatives and friends.
Mr. Worth Sale was a business
visitor In Wilkesboro last Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boyd and
little son. J. W., are spending the
week-end with Mr.s. Boyd’s par-
cnrc
CTOLB, F«b4 4.^R*r. 1. |l>
Wright, ot Union OroT^ jflUad
hlg regnlnr appointmont nt Shady
Om* Hitnrday and Sunday. ISw
'dtt*adiil^ was good'' oonsld«rinr
th* cold weatbtc, V '
Sunday school wu ^well st-.
tended at Union church Sunday
moml^ with 7t prqjMBt. - ^
X'Mr. A, T. Rash, who has been,
sick, Is somewhat kaproved;-his
fricmda -wfll be glad to learn, -
Mrs. Clay Mitchell and baby
left Sunday for an extMded visit
with her mother in WJnaton-SiU-
eju.
'Mrs. Harbor Craig and three
children returned to their 'bonne.
In Oreeneboro, Sunday, after-two
weeks’ visit with her mother,
Mrs. s. A. Mitehell. >
Mrs. Coyd^: Anderson rlsited
Mrs. C. C. Mathis Thursday.
Mr. Joe Brooks spent Saturday
afternoon with, Mr. S. D.'-Mhthis.
Miss Manda Oregory spent sev,-
eral days last week with Mrsl Si
las. Johnson at Wln'dy Oap.
Mrs. I, M. Coleman Is improv
ing. She was quite ill last week
with cold.
Misses Dorothy Mathis, Ruby
Shores and Oeraldeen White were
in North Wilkesboro shopping
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jarvis and
son, J. D. Jr., were guests of Mr.
and^ Mrs. S. D. Mathis, Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. C. C. Mathis visited his
father, Mr. Charlie Mathis, who
is ill, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hemrlc
and baby moved last week to
Windsor’s Cross Roads.
The children of Mr. and Mrs.
Fonse Combs are sick with meas
les.
SUMMIT, , Feb. S,—Mr, and
Mn, PeonW Chnyeb epent Sht-
nrtny oi|^ in thg' home of Mr.
drareb'a broths, Mr. Coy Church,
of?i*tttonii RMge.
Mr. and Mrs. Unnle Bong*
ent Saturday night In the home:
Mr. Arnold Key*.
Mr, and Mr*. Coy Church spent'
Sunday in the Ifeide of Mf. gniL
Mrs. Lee J. Chnreh.
We are glad to leant tjiat' Mr.
6, Mikeal, who has been ill
tor some time, is improving nide-
tSr,.
4rfWo havo, teen having some
'bad weather, in Htls'^.^H^
tnisnlty for some timet. There were
(^tte a hit ot snow and le* on
tte gIot^ld.aIld tluter Monday.
Mrs^ Fdante’Chtiydh add daugh
ter, Nlna,^ yisited Mra. Chtti^h’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B, .Mi-.
keel, Mo)td»r. r '
;Ur, and Mrs. Pressley, Church
visited Mrs. ChnrehVi parents, Mr.
and Mrs.'W. A. Benge, Sunday.
.Although ho al.so has indicat
ed ho would seek no delegates in ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sparks,
Pennsylvania, it developed that j of Maple Springs,
this may not be final. He may do ! Harvey Boyd, who has
so in New York, but his friends job with Chatham Manufacturing
believe that, in the main, his
campaign will center in the west
and midwest.
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indigent transients. In a pro
gram evolved by the police de
partment And the chamber of
■cpwaoree', -I-2e--officers will be
sent to strategic points in south
ern California to- search freight
trains and automobiles. The offi
cers will give transients the
choice of turning back or receiv
ing a 30
labor.
company, Elkin, came to spend
the week-end with Mrs.
Boyd, his mother.
Mrs. W. G. Church, of Elkin,
with her daughter, Delight, and
nephew, Aubray Church, are ex
pected during the “pretty spell in
February, to spend a week with
her sisters. Misses Mattie and
Armisa Sale and Mr. Worth
Sale’s family.
Mrs. Gertie Gray is spending
the week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Chap Pardue.
Miss Mary Kate Sale is suf-
TRAPHILL-AUSTIN NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Key and
little daughter, Elva, of Boon-
ville, spent part of last week with
Mrs. Key’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Hawkins at Austin.
Mr. A. J. Barker, of Austin.
I spent Thursday with his mother,
Mrs. Jane Barker, who has been
sick for some time, but is improv
ing we are glad to note.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewle Cheek and
children, of Boonvllle, spent last
week with Mrs. Cheek’s mothept
Mrs. Eunice Scott,
i Mr. and Mrs. L.- M. Hawkins
Vetra j Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Key
spent last Friday with Mr. and
Mrs. Nymphus Hawkins, at Lo
max.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Barker has been seriously
ill for a few days but is improv
ing, we are glad to note.
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Barker son,
Dwight, of near Roaring River,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
F.-M. Cockerham, at Austin
Mr. Coy Luffman, who has I
been spending some time with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Huston 1
Mary- 1
Nortitern AlexBadCT News
PORES KNOB, Route 2, Feb.
8.—Mrs, I. M. Cnrtia, of^ Hay,
Washington., visitte ber niece,
Mrs. H. S. Deal, recently. She is
spending the winter with rela
tives in Caldwell county.
Mrs. J. Payton Russell cele
brated her 87tb birthday the 16th
of January. She and her husband
who will be 91 years ot age the
28th of February moved to their
present , home on ber birthday 68
years ago and have lived at the
same location since. They were
married 68 years ago the 29th
of Decembef.
Among many strange things
that are happening these days
one is worthy of note. While the
work hands of J. J. Lowe and
sons were clearing up some land
on the I>eal they killed an
extra large Spreading Adder. It
had plenty ot life in it and let
them know it was being disturb
ed.
Rev. E. V. Bumgarner will fill
bis regular appointment at Mt.
Olive Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Charlie Pool will preach
at Mt. Olive Baptist church the
3rd Sunday at 11 o'clock.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Sloop, of
Moravian Falls, spent the week
end with Mrs. Sloop’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Deal.
Mr. 3. E. German and family,
of Boomer, visited in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Deal, Satur
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Deal spent
last Tuesday in Granite Falls
visiting their daughter, Mrs, Bill
Sherrill.
Flint, A teir
pi* here hM really eerved ont a
career for iteU.
It wandered eo tar that H proh-
IfilMy 'Will 'be mentioaed hi the
pages ot a medlcfU Jodmal 0
of these days'.
strange to the doetore is how
thd Ikairpin tepponed to enl ita
travels in a WMuan’e appent^ .
"Tli&t le an amasing tUng,”
said Dr, J. C, MaaOvegor, who re
moved th* appendix after it had
rgptarea. H* tea ncarar seen a
report of aneh a Idrga obleet geW
tiv into te sppandtx. it .is not:
unusual to find tiny obfoets of
foT^gn mnttw in smpntated ap-c
poidioes. Tte woman reedveredi
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fering with a sprained -inkle.
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NOTICE OF S.ALE OP RE.AL
ESTATE
North Carolina. Wilkes Coun
ty.
Under and by virtue of a pow
er contained 1-n a certain Deed of
Trust executed by Jarae.s Sale
and wife. Beatrice Sale on the
4th day of March, 1935, to the
undersigned Trustee for Mrs. R.
C. Miller, and recorded in Book
170, page 218 in the office of
the Register of Deeds ot Wilkes
County, said deed of trust being
to secure the payment of certain
notes, which notes are past due
and unpaid, and request having
been made on the Trustee, the
undersigned Trustee will expose
for sale at public anciion at the
Court House Door in Wilkesboro,
ff. C., on the 8th day of Febru
ary, 1936, at one o’clock p. m.
the following described land, ly
ing and being in Wilkes County,
North Carolina, and describe
and defined as follows:
Beginning on a stone in Mrs.
I. J. Faust Holloway’s line, it
being Master George Henry Kel
ly's South Bast comer, and run
ning north 50 degrees east -with
old line, it being Mrs. I. J. Foust
Holloway’s Una 49 polee to her
corner, a stone; thence north 32-
30 west 17 1-2 poles to a stake
in old sUte highway No. 60;
thence '»lth the meanders of said
highway south 70 1-2 degreee
west 37 1-2 poles; then south
58 1-2 degrees west with same
IS 3-4 poles to a stake in said
road at Master George Henry
Kelly's comer; thenoe south 48
degrees east with his line cross
ing a hollow 81 poles to the be-
glnnlug, containing 8 4-160 acres
more or less.
This the 7th day of January,
1936.
J. M. BROWN,
2-7-5t. Trustee.
Elkin, Feb. 3.—Mrs. Clarnie |
J. B. 1
Pick Jacksonf s Portrait
Washington,
Darnell Smith, 30, wife of ». ... |
Smith, passed away yesterday at j
her home in the Bcnham com-j
munity, west of here, from com- Morgenthau
plications developing after the
birth of an infant daughter the
previous day.
She was a daughter of Mrs. R.
E. Darnell and the late Mr. Dar
nell and a member of the Metho
dist church.
Surviving are the husband, two
small daughters, Mary Frances
and an Infant, unnamed, her mo
ther, Mrs. R. E. Darnell; five sis
ters, Mrs. G. W. Masten and Mrs.
James B. Bell, of Honda; Mrs.
R. C. Woodruff, of Elkin; Mrs.
Walter Kay, of Nashville, Tenn.;
.Mrs. Esther Pettijohn, ot Win
ston-Salem, and two brothers,
Paul Darnell, ot Akron, Ohio, and
Ernest Darnell, of WSnston-Sal-
To Grace $50 Bonus Bonds
8.—Secre-
to-
Fe'b.
announced
day that the portrait of Andrew
Jackson will grace the 850 bonds
through which Wbrlif war veter
ans will get their bo’jus.
“As a soIdier-Presldent, Jack-
son ought to -be appropriate,” he
added—but that didn’t tell the
whole story.
The treasury couldn’t very
readily pick the last four Presi
dents—Harding, Coolldge, Hoov
er or Roosevelt—because they
vetoed bonus bills.
It was reported that the choice
finally narrowed down to Jackson
or Thomas Jefferson—both pa
tron saints of the Democratic par-
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The funeral services was con
ducted this afternoon at 2 o’clock
from Charity Methodist church,
Wilkes county, by the pastor.
Rev. Mr. Wood and Rev. George
Curry. Interment was in the
church cemetery.
Warns of Counterfeiting
Atlanta, Feb. 3.—^The presence
of counterfeit $10 Federal Re
serve bank notes in store receipts
today led George H. Brodnax, se
cret service operative, to issue a
warning to merchants. “Watch
for New York Federal Reserve
notes," he said, adding that the
counterfeits were all on that
bank.
And today’s announcement dis'
closed that the choice was for
Jacksonian democracy in this in
stance—rather than the Jeffer
sonian brand.
The bonds will be printed on
the same kind of paper used for
ordinary currency. Around 28,-
000,090 'will be needed for dis
tribution to the veterans.
Morgenthau said preparations
for printing have gone forward
without a bitch. He would not
forecast when fUbtiondB likely
would start coming off the gov
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Thomasville in Davidson county
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