Wi
4* ^ ' ^T* i
jW'PiwbjrterlM f Aiailtarjr;
meets wt tiio diarcti bu» TnWj
lay afteuipOTi at 8:80 oVlock.
Has.Dare 01er Feted
At Lovely Party '
iy> honor a ipo>pular biiHO^lect,
Jllm Dare Eller, Mrs. B.. S. Coop
er and M ss Lucreda Tedder en-
iMtelned at a pretty card party
mlscelleaneods shower at the
of the former on Sixth
Street Thursday erealn^. Mlse
■Her and Harrel Howell were
wed In a formal ceremony a.t the
teme of her parents, Mr. and
Xra. Z. O. Eller, on Tenth Street
flanday afternoon.
Two tables were placed for
rook and one for pltt in a color-
lal setting of cut flowers with
Vtnk and white being the predom
inating hues. High and low score
prizes in rook went to Miss Lu-
rfllo Pierce and Mrs. Harry Pear-
aon and In Pitt Miss Eller was
the winner. Mrs. Harry Pearson
recelred another award In a “Gar
den Romance’’ contest.
■ As gliests arrived they were
aerved pdnch by Mrs.^ Pearson.
The shower of gifts for the hon-
oree were placed upon the din
ing table and when time came tor
presentation all,, were invited in
to the room, to enjoy the'most
pleasant surprise for the ibride-
elect.
At the close of the afternoon
the hostesses, with the assistance
of Mrs. Pearson'and Miss Lizzette
Stone, served mints and an Ice
course which furthered the ac
cepted motif.
The Gordon Fin’eys
Host At Watermelon Feast
Members of the Wednesday
Sewing club, with their husbands,
were delightfully entertained
Wedne.sday evening by Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Finley at their home
on E Street. An informal gather
ing was held on the lawn which
Mi
REPORT OF COXDinOX OP
DEPOSIT & SAVINGS BANK
of North Wilkeelvoro in the State of North Carolina at the close of
business on June'30th,
1937
124.249.27
169.407.15
10,000.00
ASSETS
Msh, balances with other banks, and cash items in pro-
ce.ss of collection $137,793.17
HiUted States Government obligations, direct and fully
^ guaranteed
State, county, and municipal obligations
'■ Other bonds, notes, and debentures
Corporate stocks, including None of Federal Reserve
• , ■, bank stock — \ - —
,! ;lja4ns and discounts
'VOrordrafts - —
. fitoaking house owned, furniture and fixtures ^
(Bank’s equity, subject to None encumbrances not
assumed by bank)
larestments None in and advances None to counpany or
^ 1 nominee holding title to banking house —
Other real estate owned
larestments None in and advances None to companies or
nominees holding other real estate for bank’s benefit
Customers’ liability to this bank on acceptances executed
by or for the account of this bank — —
Borrowed securities (contra)
9,707.48
326,524.68
NONE
22.635.00
NONE
10,000.00
NONE
NONE
NONE
Other assets - — - 31,415.01
’TOTAL ASSETS
$844,731.76
28,404.84
1,921.33
lA.'iBILrnES AND CAPTT.\T.i
Deposits of individuals', partnerships, and corporations;
(a) Demand deposits - $199,550.77
(b) 'Time deposits evidenced by savings pass books 305.007.36
(c) Other time deposits - 20,57 6.27
Dnited States Government and postal savings deposits — 45,119.78
State, county and municipal deposits - 134.837.59
Deposits of other banks ;— -
Certified and officers’ checks, letters of credit and travel
ers' checks .“.old for cash, and amounts due to Feder
al Resen’e bank (transit ac.count)
TOTAL DEPOSITS $735,417.94
Mortgages or ofner obligations on banking house and on
other real estate - — — -
Bins payable, rediscounts, and other liabilities for bor
rowed money — —
Mortgage bonds and paiticipation certificates outstanding
Acceptances executed, by or for the account of this bank
and outstanding - -
Securities borrowed (contra) -
Dividends declared but not yet payable
Other liabilities — -
TOTAL LIAinLITIDS EXCLUDING CAPITAL AC-
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
4.473.59
COUNT
$739 891.53
Capital account:
(a) Capital stock and capital notes and
debeut.urest ...
(b) Surplus
(c) Undivided profits .
(d» Reserves -
$60,000.00
0,000.00
2 7 92.22
2.048.01
The four circles of the North
Wilkedboro Methodist AnxlMary ^
wlU meet Tuesdaywith the
following a» hostesses;.
Circle No. 1, Mrs.
Fulp, 8 p. m.
Mary Brame Circle,
Tom Perry, 8:80 p. m.
Franklin Circle at the home
of Mrs. Claude Doughton with
Mrs. Russell Hod^ and Mrs.
L. h. Aycock as associate hos
tesses. An outdoor meeting Is
being planned and all members
are urged to b© there promptly
at 7:80 p. m.
Gardner circle at the home of
Miss Bcutrlce Pearson with
Mrs. Clyde Pearson as associ
ate hostess. Time 7:45 p. m.
was featui’ed with a watermelon
feast. About forty-five were pres
ent with some out of town guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Evans Sparrow, of
Statesville, -Mr. Rufus Person
and his son. Rev. Allen Person,
of Charlotte.
ITHE tBEPIi;i OFTTHNCSj
4m
mmSLY,JULT^
Mrs. Finley, Mrs. Grier
Gave Lovely Tea.s
Two teas, charmingly informal,
were the ones given by Mrs. J. R.
Finley and her daughter, Mrs.
W. C. Grier, at their homes' on E
Street Tuesday. The caller.s, num
bering around seventy-five, were
received at Mrs. Finley’s home
during the hours from four to
six and went from there to Mrs.
Griers from four-thirty to six-
thirty. Tea, and sandwiches were
served kt Mrs. Finley’s and at
Mr«. Griers an ice course. Both
hoDiee wer© lovely in an artistic
arrangem^t of garden flowers.
.| w«re
’ 3*fw.
^«T- «nts, Ifr. luid Mrt. Fylt
Mp3^iad 'Mia.
>n, ot
Mrs. Robbins and Daiighter
Honored At Tea
Honoring their housegueats,
Mrs. Phillip D. Robbins and her
daughter, Mlas^ Mary Emma Rob
bins, of Durhain, Mrs. W. P. Hor
ton and daughter, Mrs. Walter
Newton, entertained at a charm
ing tea Thursday afternoon at
their home on Sixth Street. Ros
es and gladioli and snap dragons
were used throughout the lower
floor.
Guests were greeted at door 'by
Mrs. John E. Justice and receiv
ed in the living room by the hos
tesses and the honorees. Mrs.
(lari Coffey directed the guests to
the dining room where Mrs. Pal
mer Horton and Mrs. Hi!! Carlton
Presided at a handiC.-.v.c'.y ap
pointed tea table. They were as
sisted in serving by Misses Lou
ise Vync. Lura Coffey, Mary
Williams, and Rebecca Brame.
Mrs. C. Donald Coffey, Jr., bade
the guestS' good-bye.
ie) Total capital account
10 1,840.23
TOn’AL LIARILITIES .AND CAPITAL $844,731.76
Or.
June ;iOth. 1937 tihe reiuired legal reserve against deposits of
this bank was $7'2,P53.7.5. .Assets reported above which were
eligible as ’egal reserve amounted to S137.793.17.
Deiferred obligations not included among above liabililies, which
are subordinated to claims of dopositoi-s and other ' creditors
None. Undeclared dividend.s on r’referred stock and unpaid in
terest on capital notes and debentures, accrued prior to end
of last dividend or interest period $525.00.
UThis bank’s capital is represented by None capital notes and
debePtures sold to Reconstruction Finance Corporation and
None sold to public; 2500 shares of first preferred stock, par
value $12.00 per share retirabl© at $12.00 per share: No shares
of second preferrel stock, par No pe>r share, retirajble at No
per share; and 3000 shares of common stock, par $10.00 per
share.
Jaimes Davis Blair
Given Birthday Party
James Davis Blair, small son of
Mr. and Mrs. F’rank Blair, Jr.,
was honored Thursday afternoon
when his mother entertained a-
round fifteen little boys and girls
at her home on B Street to cele
brate James’ second birthday an
niversary. The children were led
in a number of games on the
lawn after which they were in
vited into the dining room for
ice cream and cake.
The dining table held two
white birthday cakes decorated
in pink candles, one at each
end, one for James and one for
Wad© Gilbert Poster, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert F''oster, who al
so was celebrating his second an
niversary. James received lots of
nice and useful gifts. Mrs. Blair
had the assistance of a number
of the mothers in entertaining
the children.
MIRRORS ARC COtNO
• RANOBAMie
0 Sy-FRODUCT OF A
CAMERA INVEN’riOF4-
THIS NEW type MiraW
PLACED IN FRONT OF
A WAUL MIRROR'WlLL
REFLECTJALL VIEWS
SIMULTAMEOOSLV
SKETCH£V IN -rue />1EI9CIMN0IS£5 A)ART CfHC^OO.
mann), and “I Love You ’Truly.’’
She sounded the bridal chorus
from “Lohengrin” (Wagner) for
the entrance o.f the young couple,
who were unattended, and as fhe
marriage pledge was taken played
nruted notee ot "To a Wild
ftose’’- /MacDowell), and signall
ed the end of the ceremony hy
Mendelessohn’s triumphant wed
ding march. The bride was love
ly in her wedding gown of Wallis
blue Alencon lace, which was
fashioned redlngot© style over
white satin. She wore slippers of
matching hlue and her shoulder
corsage was of Brlarcllff - roses
and lilies of the valley.
Immediately following ttfe cere
mony the bride’s parents ■^ter“
tained at an informal reception
after which the bride and, groom
left for a wedding trip to West
■Virgihiia and points north and
upon their return will be at. home
in North Wilkesboro.
For travel the bride changed
to an ensemble of navy* crepe,
trlm'med In a white collar, .with
which she used blue and white
accessories. '
Mrs. Howell, only daughter ot ^
Mr. and Mrs. Zollie O. Eller, has
always lived in North W41kes-
boro, and Is an attractive and
accomplished young woman. Since
her graduation from the North
Wilkesboro high school she has
been associated in business with
ter, Mrs. Mabel Jacobi, of Wash-
in.vton. D. C.
Among tbo.se present were Re-
bs .?,riner. Iva Jean Church, Chib
Ruth Blackburn, Gary
Elac’.;'j;ira, Reba Blackburn, Ina
Fay Triplett, Mattie 'Vee ’Triplett,
Jean Ll£v:]i=. Elsie Dyer. Ruby
Dyer, Floyd Jones, Coy Triplett,
Addis ’Triplett Hensley, Joan, and
Jerry Carolyn Eller.
TWdar"Bl4M
at 1 o’clock,; gloving on
ot eerprsal .mootke., 0arrlTlw!,aie
seven. cUldfMi.^kin,. Arthur
mons, of' Krtea, Va., Mrs.;
Snow, of 'Ihurmond, Mrs..
Cheek, of Boonville, Mrs. Ten
Hayes, Mrs.- ForeskMolcocnb, Mr%|..
Georg© Cooper -snul Mias Lannt
Scott, all of Traphlll; jCThlrty-elx
grandohUdren and nix > great-
graadchlldren ^so sniwlva Fu
neral service was held from Roar
ing Gep' church Sunday, at ten
o’clock. Mrs. Scott wSs widely
known and greatly loved by all
who knew her. She woe active in
church and community affairs
and leaves many friends to grieve
her passing.
Miss Viola Cooper, of -Winston-
Salem, spent the week-end with
her parents and. attended the fu
neral of 'her grandmother, Mrs.
Eunice ScotL
Mr. Percy Barker, of New Can
ton, Va., spent a while Wednes
day with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Barker and family, at
Austin. Among those out of the
community who attended the fu
neral of Mrs. Scott were: Mrs.
Arthur Simimons and children,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Snow and
children, of Fries, Va., Mr. and
Mrs. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Luke
Mastin and children, ot Elkin,
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Snow and chil
dren, of Thurmond, 'Mr. and Mrs.
Dewie Cheek and children, of
Boonville, Mr. and Mrs. John
Burcham, of near Lomax, and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hemric, of
Elkin.
Misses Bessie, Maude and Ber
tie Barker called at the home of
Miss -Mattie Barker late Sunday
afternoon.
Messrs. Dwight and Ira Hinson,
of near Thurmond, spent Sunday'
afternoon with ithelr grandpnr-
ai(d'
aril gkpaoted
thS mldMo July to
with parents, Ur.
Mrs. A. J. BM’ker and
‘Wra. Thomze Homrlc, of nekr'
Elkin, bu beep epeodiqg a,
day* -with har'parepts, Mr.'
Mr*. Jim Blsekbnrn at Austlm'^
'-■-•Sr,.
Sweeten it with Domino
pure cane-cieanful! weight
Rei'ini’d ii. L'S \ '
EaiJOY THE SEASON’S HITS
IN COOL COMFORT
Liberty
Always the Best All Way*
Baptist Y. W. A. Met
Monday Evening
On Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. H. T, Clark, coun
sellor for the Y. W. A. of the
First Baptist church, the mem
bers met for their regular month
ly meeting with Miss Dovi© Par-
due in charge. “People and Life
in Africa”, made a moat interest
ing theme wnich was presented
under the direction of Miss Elsie
Nichols with the assistance of
Miss Annie Vahnoy, Miss Virgin-:
ia Biillis, and Mrs. John Craw
ford. Devotional leader was Miss
Annie Jo Halgwood. Th© fourteen
toembe'rs present were served
tempting refreshments during the
social hour.
TODAY
anef
TUESDAY
“White Way
Revels’
9f
%
Comedy
. . Girls
Dances
. Songi
18 — PEOPLE — Iff
7 —BIG ACTS —7
Change of Program Each
Day—Don’t Miss It.
Traphill ■ Austin
Community News
her father in the O. F. Eller and ; start a week’s revival at
Son firm, a leading wholesale and ; Penecostal Church of God
Rev. Reaves, of Goldsboro, will
the
the
MEMORANDA
Pledged assets (except real estate), rediscounts, and se
curities loaned:
(a) U. S. Government obligations, direct and fully
guaranteed, pledged to secure liabilities $ 91,000.00
(b) Other assets (except real estate) pledged to se
cure liabilities (Including notee and bills redis
counted and securities sold under repurchase
agreement) —
(c) Assets deposited with State authorities to quali
fy for tihe exerofe© of fiduciary or corporate
powers, or pledged for other purposes
(d) Securities loaned to banks, dealers in securities,
and others
65,000.00
NONE
NONE
$156,000.00
(o) TOTAL
Secured and preferred liabilities:
fa) Deposits secured by pledged assets pursuant to
requlreanent of law ——- 179,957.37
(b) Bills payable, rediscounts, and other liabilities
for borrowed money —
(c) Other HablUtlee secured by pledged assets
(d) Deposit® preferred under provisions of law but
not secuce'd by pledge of assets —
NONE
NONE
NONE
(e) TOTAL
I. L.
-$179,967.37
_ L. Aycock, Cashier, of the above-named bank, do solemn-
fr swear that the above srtatement is true, and that it fully and cor-
^Mv represents the© true state of the several mattera herein con-
*wcuy represeu_ knowledge and .heUef.
gsln^ and set forth
iijDrreet.—Attest:
L. L. AYCOCK,
Cashier,
J. T. PREVETTE,
. C. A. LO'WE,
C. T. DOUGHTON,
■ Director*.
...» 4., July, m7,
I am not an officer or dfreetor ot this hank,
* LOIS SCH0OO8, Notary Public. :
eaplrs* FWwvwn ».
Miss Dare Eller Is
Wed To Harvel Howel!
A wedding characterized by its
beauty and solemnity was that of
Miiss Vetra Dare Eller and Harvel
Pearson Howell, of Moravian
F’alls and North 'Wilkesiboro,
which was solemnized at the
home of the 'bride’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Z. O. Eller, on Tenth
Street Sunday afternoon, July 18.
■The vows were spoken at 3 o’
clock before Dr. R. B. Temple
ton, pastor of the bride, who
used the Impressive ring ritual of
th© Methodist church.
The wedding, which was fol
lowed by an informal reception,
was attended -by just members of
the two immediate famiiiies and
a few close friends.
Bridal decorations of green and
white made lov^y decorations for
the home.
In the living room an arch en
twined with greenery, from which
wedding bells wer© suspended,
formed an Improvised altar in
front of the fireplace, while on
each side was a floor candelabra
bearing five 'whtth: toders. V^e*
ot 'ptnk, and white gladioli were
placed In the foreground.
An impreeeive part of the
beautiful eervlce 'was the wed
ding music provided by Mrs. Har-
ry„ JPmusoiv piviUit.. vho .play^
jimk' befoyg the ceremony vah
retail store, of the city.
Mr. Howell, a son ot Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Howell, of Moravian
Falls, graduated from the 'Wil
kesboro high school and for sev
eral years has 'been connected
with the J. C. Penney store in
North Wilkesboro, at present be
ing assistant manager. Both
young people and their families
are well known here and through
out the state and their marriage
will be the occasion of much in
terest.
last Sunday in
munion service
July. The corn-
will be the first
NOTICE
To Delinquent Taxpayers Of
The Town of Wilkesboro:
Your attention is again called to the fact that all
property for taxes unpaid for the year 1936 must i
be advertised in the near future, and I am anx-.,]
ious to be relieved of this unpleasant duty. In ■
In order to comply with the present law it is
necessary that a list of delinquents be furnished
the publisher on or before August 6th, 1937.
Please bear in mind, pay your taxes and avoid
embarassment of being advetrised.
J. R. Henderson,
Tax Collector.
You
.^mong the out of town guests
prejent for the wedding were
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steele, An- ^
derson, S. C., Charles and Richard i
Dula, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Grif-
fing and Mr. and Mrs. George I
Howell, all of Winston-Salem. |
Cards giving formal announce-1
.ments of th© marriage hay© been ^
issued by the 'bride's parents as
follows: “Mr. and Mrs. Zdllie O. ‘
Eller announce the marriage ol ■
ARE INVITED TO ATTEND OUR JULY “QUARTERLY”
PARTY FEATURING SOLT^D MOVIES ENTITLED
to I
their daughter, Vetra Dare,
Mr. Harvel Pearson Howfell on
Sunday, the eighteenth of July,
nineteen hundred and thirty-sev- ’
en. North Wilkesboro, North Car-'
oUna.” i
During the reception punch,
cake, nuts, and mints were served
in the dining room by Mrs.,
Frank Steele, Mrs. Joyce ^ Dula,
Mrs. Georg© Howell, Mr*." C.' C.
Kilby and Mlse Luclle Pierce.
The dining table, spread with
a handsome lace cloith, wjw cen
tered with a three-tiered wedding
cake on which was a mlnatare
bride and groom, from which ok- ;
tended tiny etreamers of white
satin ribbon tied with pink Qttera
Anne’s lace. On each end-was a
triple crystal candelabra with
“STATE POUCE”
“SPORTING NEWS REEL”
RELAX”
CONQUERING ROADS”
AROUND THE CORNER”
u
it
.•>r
These pictures are ve^ instinctive ag well as entertaining.
The Date—
July 26, 8 p.
white candles.
Birthday Party For
Tony Cowles Kter ,
On Saturday afternoon de
lightful party’ was given f,? Ah*
home of Mr. and Mr*. T. Av ®B*r»’
Tony Cowles Eller, Iji*'
being his fourth
versary.
During the nt^iiniii.
on our USED CAfi LOT. Plenty Seats. Open Air Show.
Other Entertainment. Plan now to attend. Ask any of
our Employees for B^e Tickut^.,-
wa i^ea
m
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