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: William Alm^der Cooper, ago
highly ostoemed citlaen of the
loa GroVe commoalty, died
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jf|BO«aopia as^ pleartay.
fJoopdf Ipoh'an active part
in community and church life and
waa a membdr^ of the Aboard of
■ deacpna of Zion Baptist ohtrcb.
Bo ia «rTirfl>d by hia;v wife,
^^9. Julia: Myers Cooper,'sad are
children: fi>r. S. Cooper,; of tWa
city: Albert Cooper, Mrs.' J. B.'
Reid. Mr*. K D. Brown and
Miss Annte Cooper, all of Union
(Jrovoj f .
fanner*! senrice WSl be held
this morning, il o’oloch, at Zion
Baptist church near Union Qroye.
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MRS. J, B. CHURCH WINS
THE; $600 CASH AWARD
(Contlnned from page oie)
I WISH I COULD
SHAKE Hands WITH
ALL MY FRIENDS
I wish all a h[erry, Marry Christmas
and a Happy New Year I don’t
Mean, Maybe!
Princess Cafe (Jimmie)
MERRIEc
TO
EVERYBODY
MAY THE SONG THE SHEPHERDS
SANG FIND A HAPPY ECHO IN
YOUR HEART ON THIS JOYFUL
YULETIDE. AND MAY
HEALTH
AND HAPPINESS
AND ALG THE BLESSINGS OF
SUCCESS AND PROSPERITY BE
YOURS THROUGH THE COMING
YEARS—AND YEARS.
Gaddy Motor Co.
W. F.! GADDY, PROP.
10th Street
North Wilkeaboro
EVERY EMPLOYER MUST KEEP
SOCIAL SECURITY
RECORDS
SOCIAL SECORITV OITTFITS
SIMPLIFIED SYSTEMS AND FORMS THAT
MEET EVERY REQUIREMENT OF THE ACT
Social Security Outfit No. 1
FOR 50 EMPLOYEES OR LESS
Condata of the Following Units:
1—No. Y6 Ring Visible Bind^
H” Cap, Rinirs with 6 plain division sheets
$2.30
50 Sheets No. V78-142 Personnel Record
Form «75
fiO«—Sheets No. V78-11B Employee’s ELaming
Record Form .95
$4.00 COMPLETE
Othw Outfits for-60 to 600 Employees—Higher Prices
l-iUiTHi-miiaiARD rOBLISfllNG
COMPANY
OmCE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
the task of connting, liking, ^
ro^hecking the raillibhs bf votes
piled up by the members in the;
campaign, . 1
The judges’ statement showing
the list of winners and‘t|ie results
accomplished appears to another |
column in this paper. . ... I
CHRISTMAS CHEER WILL]
help UNDERPRIVILGED
(Continued from page one)
the WPA. project. Those In charge
of the WPA project were Mrs, J.
1(. Clements and Mrs. H. V. Over-
cash. The welfare committee Is
composed of Mrs. Walter Newton
and Mrs. Dudley Hill. Mrs. New
ton was named chairman for the
Christmas Cheer activity.
Win«ton-Salem
PC Association
In Good Shape
Paul J. Vestal, president of
tie Winston-Salem Production
Credit association w.hlch serves
farmers In Wilkes, Yadkin, For-
s-yth, Davie, Caldwell, Alleghany,
4mhe, and Watauga counties, re
ports that the last directors’
meeting was held Monday in the
offices of the association In WJn-
ston-Salem.
Mr. Vestal said the association
had loaned approximately $90,-
4)00 to farmers In the above
named counties this year and that
the association Is in splendid fi
nancial condition.
MISSOURI . . .,H. M, Kennon,
curator of birds at the St Louis
Zoo, is especially proud of his rare
pigmy sulphur-crest cockatoo. It
is the only one of Its kind in the
United States. A pampered pet
It seems to think the curator's
pipe makes a perfect perch.
Even-body”
NATIONAL CORl'ORATION can
place local man. Must be neat
and ambitious. See Mr. Cannon
Wilkes Hotel, Saturday, De
cember 2G, 11 to 12 a. m.
12-24-lt-pd
P’Ori S.ILE — One Mule, one
Horse. Will sell at bargain.—
Yadkin Valley Motor Co.
12-24-tf
N EW YORK . . . This perky tur
ban of black ^telope with rows
of stitching to emphasize the slant
ing lines tops the season’s srr«rt
hats to be awarded the moniker
of “Chimney Top.’’ It is new; it
is correct and it has alrcady'caught
the fancy of clever stylists.
I'OK SALE—One lot 100.\240 lo-
cated at Falrplains. Priced
right, and terms may be ar
ranged to suit purchaser.—See
C. G. Day, at Rhodes-Day Fur
niture Co. 10-12-tf
FIVE HEAD OP HORSES and
Mules, 3 cows, and 500 to 1,-
000 locust posts for sale. See
A. T. Nichols, ilkesboro route
1, Phone R-3114. 11-19-tf.
WANTED—reliable tenant for
the Elkville farm on Yadkin
river. Apply C. L. Hartley, Fer
guson, N. C. 12-31-4t
WE HAVE SEVERAL calls for
girls to work In homes for
board and room while attend
ing our day classes. We also
have calls for girls to work In
homes during the day and at-
'tend cur evening classes. Girls
of the latter class will be paid
enough to take care of board,
room, tuition, books and bus
fare. We shall be pleased to
bear from any girl of good
character, personality, and
high school education, who de
sires to accept one of the above
places. For information, write
Draughon Business College,
Winston-Salem, N. C. 12-2 4-8t
FOR RENT-^Slx rooms, furuish-
ed or unfurnished, midway be
tween the WUkesboros; good
garden, garage., barn. Write
RAY ERWIN, The Observer,
Charlotte, N. C. 11-5-tf-T.
IT IS OUR FONDEST
WISH THAT THIS
CHRISTMAS SEASON
BE THE HAPPIEST
AND MOST CHEER
FUL OF THEM ALL
FOR EVERY PATRON
AND FRIEND.
I. H. McNElLL
&S0NS
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
To Our Credit Customers 'Wlii>
Have Not Paid Tte
1936 Accounts
YOU CAN SAVE US TROUBLE OF ;
SENDING OUT STATEMENTS AND;^
TRIPS TO SEE YOU ANP IN SQ
DOING YOU CAN ALSO
Strengthen Your Cre&
Bff PAYING YOUR ACCOUlilTfidT
LATER THAN JAN. 1, 1937.
...
C L. COMER & CD.
Captain .Alec Fl^antS) ot Ahe
Southern Railway company, jad-
dressetf the North WllkeBbbro‘XJ-
wanla elub Friday noon In a pro
gram tinder direction of S. V.
Tomlinson, program chairman for
the day. , -'m ..
: Captain Pleasants, yrno r bas
known, North Wilke^oro slot
Its beginning, apoko remlnlacwit-
ly about the town and Its re-
inarkiUily steady growth, which
he attributed In part to; the splen
did charactei| of Its inhabitaiits
from Its early beginning to the
present day.
, In a business session .the club
voted to donate ten dollars In
Cash asl prises for thd $-H clnb
corn show held the following day.
Spencer Richardson; popular
young business man ol| the city,
was received Into membership of
the club.
Guests were B. W. Nelsvua,
guest of J. R. Finley; H. W.
Horton, guest of Oenlo Cardwell,
and Carl Crews, guest of J. B.
Wlhiams.
l-he club win not meet this
w4ek.
Old and new boaitfi
tor# of the Koi^h Wlkesbor
wanls club will hold a Joint'
Ing at Hotel WUke# on the eviH
nlng of December 3i> at seven
O’clock. An interesting > meeting
is anticipated.
' Beadinc the yoa‘
—for less money. Try it.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
^.TO
.Though the acre yield of pea
nuts In Martin County was Ugbt-
’ than usual this year, the
In the spirit of joy that the Christnaae An
niversary means, we wpsL you 6ood Cheer,
and continued Prosperity.
quality was good and prices were
fair.
YALE DEPARTMENT STORI
FOB RENT — Furnished Bed
Rooms, close in, reasonable
price. Also three room apart
ment, bath, complete. Hln-
shaw Street, Phone 206-M.
12-24-lt-pd
R. M. YALE, PROPRIETOR u
NORTH WILKESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA
TO OUR CUSTOMERS
AND FRIENDS
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MERRY
CHRISTMAS
In this season of good wishes, we give you our wish for the greatest
blessing of all—Good Health to you and yours. May Happimess,
Health and Prosperity be yours in ever increasing abundance.
MERRY CHRISTMAS 1
MOORE’S MARKET
B. F. BENTLEY, MANAGER
L. H. HOLLAR, PROP.
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
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To
You.^and You and You
A Merry, Merry
Christmas Season
WITH THE CRISP DECEMBER DAYS COME OUR
GREETINGS OF THE SEASON.
TO YOU ... ALL OF YOU ... WE THE MER-*
RIEST CHRISTMAS EVER—HEALTH, HAPPINESS,
AND SUCCESS IN FULL MEASURE • • . AND MAY ALL
YOUR HOPES COME TRUE.
LOCATED CORNER “A” AND TENTH STS.^ NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
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T. a THOMPSON, PROI
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