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3S MAMIE SOCKWELL, Editor
Telephooe 216
CtttoT'EHedge
Biuriaire Vows Announced
Jlrs. G. G. Blledge, of North
MIlkwboro, announces the mar-
riiMpa of Miss Mary Louise Canter,
, to Mr. Claude Ray Elledge „ on
abnday, November twenty-sev-
•nth, nineteen and thirty-eight,
at'Calax, Virginia, with Rev. W.
the
ICE OF SALE OF REAL
E3STATB
Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in a cer-
aJn Deed of Ti-ust, dat^ __ day
*rf September, 1936, which is re-
mrded in the office of Regrist«
jf Deeds for Wilkes County in
Book 169, page 419, from Boone
Trail Apple ^chards, Inc., to A.
H. Casay, Trflstee for Deposit &
Savings Bank, to secure the pay
ment of a note therein mention
ed; and, default having been made
in the payment thereof, and de
mand having been made on me;
I will, Therefore, on Tuesday,
January 3, 1939, at the hour of
ten o’clock a. m. at the court
house door in Wilkesboro offer for
sale for cash to the highest bid
der the following described real
estate, viz:
First Tract: Adjoining the lands
of W. J. Palmer and others on the
north; on the east by the lands
ef Spain Whittington: on the west
by the lands of Eugene McGlam-
ery and others; following the
iourse of the old Jefferson Road
so the Sonth;
Beginning at a persimmon tree
at or near the old Jefferson road
(bow the new State Highway)
and running South 57 degrees
east 17 poles to a stake; thence
south 48 degrees east 38 poles to
a stake; thence south 43 1-2 de
grees east 19 poles to a stake
Bear the old Jefferson highway,
the comer: thence running north
12 1-2 dejfrees east 66 poles, more
sr less, to a stone in Whitting
ton’s line: thence North 4 de
grees east, crossing a branch
63.1-2 poles, more or less, to a
stake, the northeast comer of
die tract; thence west crossing
the branch 19 2-5 poles to a dog
wood; thence south 74 degrees
west 11 poles to a white pine:
thence south 85 degrees west 42
polks to a black oak; thence north
7 1-2 poles to a white pine;
thence west 82 poles, more or less,
to a stake, the northwest comer
»f the tract; thence south 20 poles
to a stake; thence west 22 poles
to a stake: tlience sonth 34 1-2
degrees east 17 poles to a stake at
sr near the highway: thence south
(6 degrees east 22 poles to a
stake at or near the North bank
»f the old Jefferson road; thence
south 73 degrees east 37 poles,
more or less, to the beginning;
containing 68 3-8 acres, more or
less, as shown on the plat made by
8 ■ G. Elledge, Surveyor, dated
Nov. 8, 1934.
Second Tract; Bounded on the
north by lands °f T- B. Finley.
bounded on the east by Lands of
J, B: Nichols, et al.; bounded on
the south by lands of Hy. Steel
man, anti others; bounded on the
west sold S. E. by T. B. Finley
property, and others and described
as follows:
Beginning at a maple at or near
che branch which is just south of
t^ dwelling, and running north
66 degrreer v 17 poles to a per
simmon tree; thence west, cross
ing two branches and running al
most parallel with the third
branch 50 poles to a persimmon
tree, the Southwe-st comer of the
. tract; thence north crossing road
and branch 16 deg. west 56 poles
to a chestnut oak, comer of the
Fialey tract; thence east 67 poles
more or less, to a locust, comer
M. Bunts' officiating, using
ring ceremony.
The bride is the youngest
daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. G. L. Canter, of this city.
She is a graduate from Wllkes-
horo higih' school, and hhs held a
position with the Wilkes Hosiery
Mills Company here.
The groom is the son of Mrs.
Gertie Elledge and the late Mr.
Grant Elledge, of this city. He
attended North Wilkesboro school
and holds a position with the
A.merican Furniture company,
The young couple will make
their ibome with the groom’s
mother r.sar this city.
Their many friends wish them
much happiness.—Reported.
•dhool (dass of lASlL
BnoopkjiWro!!^>on‘ of Mr. ana
ilHrs. D. J. Brookshire, is a gradu
ate of Wllkeahoro high school,
also of Draughon’s Business Col
lege, of Wlnato'n-Salem. He is
now employed by the State High
way Commission.
For the ceremony Mrs. Brook
shire wore a suit of Boy Blue
with Dubonnet accessories. Mr.
and Mrs. Brookalhire left for a
short wedding trip and are now
at home on tb new Statesville
road.
Mi.ss Mary Louise Inscorc
Is Wed to Mr. Brookshire
Miss Mary Louise Inscore be
came the bride of 'William Jay
Brookshire on Saturday, Decem
ber 2'i, at the home of Rev. J. L.
A. Bumgarner at Millers Creek.
Rev. Mr. Bumgarner officiated.
of the Finley tract: thence south
17 1-2 degrees east 34 poles to :i
locust and maple; thence south
44 1-2 degT.-.-s east 45 poles to a
chestnut oak; thence south 70 de
grees east, crossing the road
twice, 34 poles to a pine stump
near the bank of the branch:
thence south 61 1-2 degrees east,
following the general course of
the branch and crossing the same,
36 poles to a pine at the bend of
the branch; thence south 79 de
grees east 29 poles to a pine;
thence south 68 degrees east 1?
poles to a pine; thence North 3
degrees east 5 poles to a stake;
thence south 88 degrees east 28
poles to a black oak, J. B. Nich
ols’ corner: thence south 1 degree
west with his line, it being a con
dition^ line, crossing the road,
19 poles to a sourwood: thence
south 3 degrees west 9 poles to a
stake; thence south 6 1-2 degrees
cast 15 poles to a stake in the
Steelman line, the same being the
southwest comer of tract; thence
north 88 degrees west crossing a
hollow, 30 poles to a pine, Kilby’s
comer; thence north 16 1.2 de
grees west 113 poles to a stake
at or near the branch; thence
north 82 degrees west 21 poles,
more or less, to the beginning;
containing 57 3-4 acres, more or
less, as shown by the survey of G.
G. Elledge on his plat dated Nov.
12, 1934.
The same being all of t:
owned by the Boone Trai!
Orchards, Inc., as described
them in a Deed of Trust dated the
28th day of October, 1927, to C.
T. Doughton, Trustee, which Deed
of Trust is recorded in the office
of Register of Deeds of Wilkes
county in Book 146, page 348,
containing therein three separate
tracts.
.\iso: Together with all person-
I..! property belonging to the said
orchard; including two mules, har
ness, wagons, me old and one new
sprayer, plows, harrows, tools,
field crates, baskets, laHtters,
cider mill, apple grader, supplies
of every character, and all other
machinery and equipment, also
the entire apple crop and feed,
including the crops of apples
grown on the above orchard for
the year 19.36 and all succeeding
yeaj-s until the payments secured
by tiiis Deed of Trust have been
made in full.
This the 3rd day of December,
A. D., 1938.
A. H. CASEY,
Trustee for The Northwe.stera
Bank, Successors to Deposit and
Savings Bank. 12-29-4t
tlfe land
aiF Xpplar
ribed T55
Miss Jones Becomes Bride
Of Earle German
Tha Baptist church of Boomer
was beautifully decorated Satur
day afternoon and at 2:30 was
the scene of a beautiful wedding
when Miss Wilna Mae Jones, of
Boomer, became the bride of
Earle German, also of Boomer,
in an Impreeaive ring ceremony
performed 'by their pastor, the
Rev. E. V. Bumgarner.
The 'bride is a beautiful and
charming young lady, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Jones. She
conwpleted a course in nurses’
training at the Davis Hospital in
September. The groom is an ex
cellent young man, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. German, and is con
nected with the Woodside Dairy
of J. E. German and Sons.
Immediately after the cere-
mony they left for a trip to j
some of the northern cities. In a |
tew days they will be at home in ^
their attractive five-room bunga
low erected on the Woodside
farm. The union of these two
Christian young people and their
estaMisihiing a home in the com- j
niunity will he a blessing to the j
church and to the community In
general.—Reported.
Mrs. Pearson. Miss Woodruff
Hostess To Their Club
The Christmas party of the
Rusiness Girl’s Sewing club was
held at the home of Mrs. Harry
Pearson Thursday evening and
o.ther ihostess for the occasion was
Miss Grace Woodruff. The first
part of the evening an exchange
of gifts was made after which
rook was played at three tables.
Those receiving prizes were Mrs.
Pressley Myers for high score and
Mrs. E. S. Cooper tor low.
The decorations and appoint
ments emphasized a color note of
silver and blue while red and
green was the predominant color
in the refresihanents that followed
the game. Mrs. Marion Shell was
a visitor of the clu'h.
Miss Kilby, Miss Somers
Hostesses At Dance
.\n outstanding social affair of
tho Christmas holidays among
the high school set was the dance
given by Miss Grace Frank Kilby
and MLss Peggy Somers at the Le
gion clubhouse Monday evening.
The spacious room was attractive
ly decorated in Ohristmas greens
about which were placed red
candles and on the stage of the
room was a beautifully lighted
Christma.s tree.
The cha'peioncs were, Mr. and
Mrs. .Andrew Kilby. Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. Somers, parents of the hos
tesses. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Half-
acre. Mr. and Mrs. .1. B. McCoy.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Finley, and
Mr. and Mrs. Tal Barnes.
Around eighty w'ere present
and were served punch and cakes
>iy Mrs. Ilalfacre and .Mrs. Barnes.
F'avors for the girls were minia
ture cqrsuiges and for the boys
candy walking sticks.
Cross Marks the Spot
Mother—Well Jimmy, do you
think your teacher likes you?
Jimmy—I guess she does; she
Mr. R. SagrwM
of ffienda spent' Tneeday i»i
Black 'Mountain. "
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Roberts
and daugihtera, Helen and Edith,
■were bedtime ignesta of Mrs. M.
V. Segravee, Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Gwyn Walker and
children, of Elkin, spent the
Christmas Holidayai with Mrs.
Walker’s sister, Mrs. Lois Rob
erts. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Jarvis
accompanied them home Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Sale visited Mrs.
R. C. Segraves Tueaday after
noon.
Rev. N. T. Jarvis is slowly im
proving at'tlhe Wllkee Hospital,
where he was taken for treat
ment recently. His many friends
are wishing him. a speedy recov
ery.
Miss Irene Sale and Misses Al
ma and Annie Mae Mathis spent
Thursday afternoon with Miss
Bavanah Segraves.
Mr. and Mrs. Coy Mathis were
North Wilkesboro shoppers Thurs
day.
Mrs. Minnie Johnson spent
Monday night with Mrs. Arthiur
Sale.
Miss Savannah Segraves visited
Miss Mary Elizabeth Mathis Wed
nesday.
Mrs. M. V. Segraves and Miss
es Tra and Eva Swaim visited
Mrs. R. C. Sc.graVe.s Wednesday.
Mr. Dana .lohnson, who has
been quite ill, is Improving, his
friends are., glad to learn.
Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Segraves
and daughter. Mias Savannah,
were 1,1 North Wilkewboro shop
ping Friday afternoon.
Mr. Sam Smith visited Mr. Jolhn
Wood. Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mathis were
in North Wilkeebopo Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brooks spent
Saturday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Mathis.
Mrs. M. 'V. Segraves was the
dinner guest of her son, Mr. R.
r. Segraves, Sunday.
Misses Ruby and Grace Wood
were North Wilkesboro visitors
Saturday.
Miss Pauline Smith came home
for the holidays with ihor parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Smith. She has
been staying with Mrs. Granville
Green at Cllngman.
Mrs. Nancy 'Vaughn is im
proved and able to be up and a-
round again, her many friends
are glad to learn.
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AND YOU
Friends and patrons who haVe
stood by us for so many years
^t is to you that we want to
express our heartiest best
wishes for a...
HAPPt^D PROSPEROUS
^EWYEAR
and express our appreciation
for your generous patronage
during 1938.
.iM
Wilkes Hatchery,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gambill
Telephtme 458 North Wilkesboro, N. C.
Ads. get attention—and results!
To Every Patron
May Bring You Much Joy
and Prosperity, Coupled
With Good Health
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We Wish Also... '
to take this means of thanking our friends
for the generous patronage extended us
daring the past year, and hope to merit an
even larger share in the future.
United Supply Co.
(Incorporated)
Telephone 499 North V^^Ukeaboro, N. C.
NOTICE
Under and by virtue of power of
sale contained in a certain deed of
trust executed on September 26,
1936, by W. A. Hudler and wife,
Lura Hudler, and Paul Hudler and
wife, Metta Hudler, to Earl C.
James, tiuistee, recorded in book
185, page 428, in the office of hte
Register of Deeds of Wilkes coun
ty, North CaroHna, anci default
having been made in payment of
sa'd note and deed of trust, the
undersigne'.i. trustee will on the
23rd day of January, 1939, at 2:00
p. m., in front of the courthouse
door, in Wilkesboro, N. C., sell at
public auction to the highe.st bid
der for cash the folio-wing de
scribed property, to-wit:
Beginning on a stone on the
'■IS* side of Ronda road (Chester
Billing's corner), running north
69% degrees east 92 poles to a
stone on a branch; thence south
85 degrees east 24 poles to a white
oak (now down); thence south 79
degrees -west 133 poles to a red
oak near the road; thence south
crossing said road 8 poles to the
old white oak corner (now down);
thence east 3 poles to said road:
thence south 40 degrees vrith said
road 8 poles to a stone; thence a
west course 8 poles to a rock;
thence a south course 27 poles to
a small white oak; thence north
east 10 poles to a stone on the
road; thence down and with the
said road 37% poles to the be
ginning. Containing 60 acres,
more or less.
'The above sale ig made subject
to a deed of trust held by the
Greensboro Joint Stock Land Bank
in the sum of 61,310.00.
'Dus the 23rd day of December,
1938.
EARL C, JAMES,
Trustee.
W. M. Allen, Atty. l-19-4t(T)
MAY THE NEW YEAR
1-9-3-9
Bring You, Our Patrons and
Friends, An Abundance
of Joy...
Prosperity and Good Health
WE GREATLY APPRECIATE THE BUSINESS GIVEN US DURING
’THE MANY YEARS WE HAVE BEEN IN BUSINESS, BY OUR
FRIENDS RESIDING IN WILKES AND ADJOINING COUNTIES—
SOME OF WHOM HAVE TRADED WITH US FOR THE PAST 35
YEARS. IN FUTURE YEARS WE HOPE TO SERVE YOU EVEN ■
BETTER AND OUR SALES PERSONNEL EXTENDS YOU A HEAR-Y
WELCOME TO VISIT US OFTEN DURING THE COMING YEAR.
J. T. PREVETTE, Owner
PREVETTFS STORES
• R. F. McDADE
• C. B. HIGGINS, Jr.
• R. L. WOOTEN
Boone, N. C.
• J. R. PREVETTE
• H. S. PREVETTE
• W. C. PREVETTE
General Ofees:
916 “B” STREET
Telephone 164
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