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jY^ AUGUST 21, 1939
THB JOURNAL-PATRIOT, NORTH WILKESBORO. iV. C.
NBiS
•Mr. P. E. Dancy, of Mulberry] Miss Ruth Laws, of Charlotte,
township, was a business visitor j spent the week-end with her mo-
to the 2lty today.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. ’Eller re
turned Thursday from a few
days vacation. They visited rela
tives of Mrs. Eller at Warsaw
and also spent a few days at Car
olina Beach.
Mrs. J. L. Clements announces
that her kindergarten will open
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Roaring River
Route 2 News
Clifford Church Held
In Death Of His Wife
on Monday. September 11th
Prospects are bright for another ! gross last
class, Mrs.
ther, Mrs. Ada Laws, at Moravian
Falls.
Attorney Eugene Trivette at- good kindergarten
tended superior court at Lenoir Miss Ruth Hubbard is enjoying elements states
today. a ten-days’ vacation from her
position with the Bank of North i Miss Nancy Caudill and Mrs.
Mr. T. W. Ferguson, was a-1 Wilkesboro. ! Claude C. Caudill have returned
to their home on North Wllkes-
Mrs. Earl Meadows, who holds oolite 1 after attending sum-
a position with Carter-Hubhard ,,,.^001 at Lenoir-Rhyne Col-
Publishing company, is on
tlon this week. I
I Mrs. B. B. Banner and son, B.
Mr. A. R. Miller, well known g _ jj. _ ^f Galax, Va., are spend-
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Church and citizen of Vannoy. was in this i g relatives in Wil-
daughtar. Peggy, of Wilkesboro. Saturday looking after bus-j b. B.. Jr., underwent a
iness matters. tonsil operation this morning at
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Cook, of jWHkes hospital.
High Point, spent the week-end | g^d Mrs. Cecil Kilby re-
wiih ^Trs. Cook’s parents. Dr. and , several days ago from a
Mrs. W. A. Taylor.
A successful revival was in pro
week at Cranberry
mong those here for several hours
today.
Mrs. George Parlier, of Wil-
kesboro, is a pa dent of The
Wilkes Hospital.
are visiting relatives and friends
in Ric'jmond, Va.
Mr. George S. Forester and
family, of this city, left Friday
to spend ten days at Myrtle
Beach, S. C.
Mr. A. R. Miller, well known
Rev. J. T.. A. Bumgarner, of
Mi!Ier« Creek, is assisting bis
resident of Vannoy nostoffice. i (s Bumgarner, is
was a North M ilkeshoro business ■ ^ series of revival services at
viid‘. r today. 1 Stanton.sburg this week.
j vacation trip to Virgini.a Beach.
While away they visited Mrs. Kil
by’s sister. Mrs. Otto Church, in
Richmond, Va.
church. The pastor,- Rev. L. T.
Younger, was assisted by Rev. N.| Sunday night, July 23.
West Jefferson, Aug. 18.—In a
hearing here today before Magis
trates H. C. Tucker and Paul
Williams. Clifford Church was
bound over to the October term
of the Ashe Superior court on a
first degree murder charge of
shooting and killing his wife on
Sale Of Fiirestones
At Central Service
T. Jarvis and Rev. J. B. Ray.
Mrs. Leonard Harris has been
very 111.
A successful revival was held
two weeks ago at Antioch church.
The pastor. Rev. Ed O. Miller,
was assisted by Rev. J. B. Ray
and other ministers.
Mr. Alvin Sturdivant and fa
ther-in-law, Mr, Caldwell, both
of Wilkesboro; Mr. Sturdivant's
uncle-in-law, Mr. Paul Morris, of
Ohio; a small son of Mr. Sturdi
vant; and Miss R'jth Linney, of
this neighborhood, spent Monday
of last week in Watauga county
at Boone. Deep Gap, Grand View
and other points and were the
dinner guests of a Mrs. Grier,
t:
and Mrs. .T. H. Somers and
children, of Wilkesboro, left yes-;
terday to spend the week at
Pauley’s Island, S. C.
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Mrs. E. G. Hulse and daughter,
Mi.ss Irene Hulse. of Durham, are
spending this week with Mrs.
Hiilse’s sister. Mrs. J. C. Critcii-
er. Sr., at Moravian Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Canter visit
ed Mrs. Canter’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. H, Wingate, at In-
^pendence, Va., Sunday.
^t-vHss Loui.se Campbell, of Mo-'^^f- Nate F1nle>.
ravian Falls, is spending tending the M orld s ht.ir.
week in Boone with her aunt.
Mrs. J. O. Cannon.
Mrs. S. P. Mitchell and son.
Phil, are spending two J; | the city from Manteo
New ^ork City visiting her sis-!,. „ , „
and at-
, ^ ... near Deep Cap. It was this cor-
Mr. ann Mrs. P’ J-'- ^ | respondent’s first -isit to Wa
tauga county, though her mother,
the former Laura Martin, and
her uncle. Julius C. Martin,
taught at Cove Creek 50 years
ago.
Miss Ella Mae Staley, who had
been staying with Mrs. Laura
I.inney, Is staying with her aunt-
in-law, Mrs. T..eonard Harris,
who has been \e:'y ill.
as their guests last week Mrs.
Cook’s two sisters, Mrs. T. P.
Cridlebaugh, of Washington, D
I C.. and Mrs. Carl Sechler, of
; High Point.
I Misses Vania .Anderson, Bessie
I Lee Anderson. Marcella Pendley,
and William Carrington have re-
N. C., where they witnessed a
presentation of "The Lost Col-
onv.”
Mrs. W. r. Scroggs and daugh
ter. Mi.ss Breta Scroggs. of Mo
ravian Kails. .Motored to Greens
boro Saturday.
Miss Kayte Laws r-'-nirned m
her home at Moravian Falls Sal-
urday after spending s -veral days
with friends at HendersoiivilL'.
Mrs. G. .s. Winters. I.i'.tle Miss
Dottie and Masier Jiniinie Win
ers, of 1 ,aarinhurg. ar^' sn.*r.d ng
a week 'aith .Mr.-. Winters’ mn'h-
er. Mrs. 1>. G. Wiles.
Judge and Mrs. J. , Rous
seau and children have returned
Mrs. Sherman .\ndorson. Mrs.
Dot Hendren. and Miss I.aiira
Reynolds, of this I from Asheville, where they made
day on a vatat.on , P • . • their home for six weeks while
Beach. >. C. | was presiding
A.shcville and
I Judge Rousseau
Mr ami Mrs. Maiirire Walsh I over courts at
returned to the city several days ^ nearby towns.
ago from a vacation trip to, Lnetlle Sernggs returned
points of int.gv.s- aronr.d Ashe-1
' I Saturday after spending .le past
Mr E T TTacknev left yester- | week with friends in Greenshnro
day for Now York Ciiv where liO|,and Manteo.
will p'lri’haso fall
merchandise f''f
Hackney * Harris,
While away
aiKi winrer ] attended Patti Green’s play,
■h- firm of i F.o-t Colony."
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s. Jake Church, Owner
.lit- r visiting P'l.itivo.; and friends
ar Mnravi. n Fails f ’l' the past
few days.
Mr. fl. \V.
W. B. Gwyn, of this
cd Friday from a s
va.-atii'M trip >v'v
Franklin. Highland
G'.vvn and son
•ry. rettirn-
v.-ral days'
. nillshoro.
Brevard.
E. Hulse and children.
Marv, of Durham, are
I spending this week with Mrs.
llnlse’s mother, Mrs. W. V. Wil-
I liaiiis. Mr, Hulse accompanied
[ them lip for the week-end. rc-
•tiiTiiing to Durham Stitulay.
Mrs, John D. Hones and little
jdaiigtiter. Beth, returned to Win
ston-Salem last week after spend-
’iig two weeks with her parents,
^!r. and Mrs. I.. T. Barnard, of
Cricket, while h( r iitts'iatid, Cap-
, lain .Tnl’.n D. Hines, w: s in camp
at Fort McAtloan, .Vmi'ston, s\’a-
hama.
Mrs. ,T. A. Johnston and son.
.Tohniiie. Misses fjassie Mint.or
and Esther Weiidland, of th.s
city, motored to Boone today t.)
meet Mrs. Johnston’s daughter.
Mrs. Kent Johnson, of K.'iusas
! City, Kansas. Mrs. John.s.m is
^Ir. ' pleasantly remeinhered hern as
Miss MabtW Johnston.
and o' tO'
Carol itia
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in woso rn .Vorla
ma ARE GLAMOUR GIRLS MADE OF?
This "Inside” Story Tells You!
Mr. Eugene Pardne arrived
Saturday from Chapei Hill to
visit his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J.
1’. Pardne. at Roaring River, lie
received his B. S. degree at the
fniversity in June and will re
turn til re on Feiitt'inlier 1 to
resume .study for liis M. -A. de
gree.
i Mrs. D. Tr' el'e at .. daugh
ter. Miss Kio.anor Triw to. and
Mrs. Julia Cox, of Greens'oro.
w'-re guest- for a ft w days last
week in tlie home of M.'_ am' Mr.s.
r. E. .Rnkii.s, Sr. Tliey c.ii'.e np
(..speciiiilv for iho party viiicii was
given for Miss Trivette '.rhursday
afternoon iiv ^tr.s. .Dnk.ns .and
Mrs. C. E. Jenkins, Ir.
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Mary Bath HUGHH • Ost.i BAYIS Jr,
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-YOl'U THEATRE—
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COMING
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Smiley
In Person
On Stage
‘Frog”
Special Offer Oil
Burnins? Heaters
F.ir the retna i.'Ai'r r,‘ this
tnonth tl’.e Ma’*I.'-Dn*..’ti i'n ’ni nr-
Comnanv is offrrin ' ' h gallons
of oG tree will! cpfh pure'ase
of .V'- er Coleman’s tel hnrn-
ing heal
Tile I'l'P' rtii cs 11 at you may
make a small di 'vn , ynif-n , ’itov
.''•id gi’t advantage af tti'' fn '• oR
nl'fer. an.l pa.v the h.aln .ce wlieii
the heater is icstalled.
Till- offer, th.. mar iremept of
•lie Mark-Do-.'I states, is good
only d'lring lie- t-ioi th of August,
so if you are i’la uiing 1o buy om
of these new oil InTler.s for tlii.s
winter's tmo y(>n will g->t 1h” aO
gallon.s of oil fre ‘ of cd costs '.y
iinyiiig before tlio nid of the
monlli.
Local Peotjle See Bali
Game In Washiitplon
gevera' )oci,I in - -'le • ined v.'it’i
other North Caroiinia s on thr j
excursion opt rai- d fr m ( liar-
I lotto to Wash’ gton. It. C. o er
.the week ei d. Toe excursion wes
! in connecl'o^' with a douhl i-hea.-
! er ball game pi -end b-^weei the i
Boston Red Sox and the 4/ash-i
inglon iterators. I
I Those going from this city i
; were Mr. and Mr.s. I. II. M-;Neill.
Jr., Miss Myrtle Norris, Messrs.
I Harley Ellis, Gwyn Kilby, W. Q.
'"anhenship, C. S. Hudson, Grady
Church and Bill Johnson.
GOING CP
,1. T. Daniel, Oxfoi-d. I!
made !'• bnslicis if
' deiiionstralion m
uul tliis ye,-.r.
farnrabl - wi-aih 'i .
make 123 huslioi".
Use the advertising columns of
this paper as your shopping guide.
By agreement ■with attorneys
for both sides. Church was giv
en the privilege of being released
from Jail by giving certified bond
of $5,000. 'Witnesses testified
during the hearing here this
morning that Mrs. Church was
shot and died Instantly in the
bedroom of her home in Warrens-
vllle. There were no eye xfltnesses
to the shooting except the de
fendant, who did not take the
stand. Dr. D. E. Peeves, co’inty
coroner, said that when he reach
ed the Church home about an
hour after the shooting occurred
he found the woman’s body lying
on the bed with a bullet through
her right eye and her head lying
in a pool of blood. Church, he
said, was in an intoxicated con
dition and was pacing the floor
and crying. He quoted the de
fendant as saying his wife had
committed suicide. Sheriff Ed
Miller testified that there was no
pistol In the room and that
Church refused to tell him what
had been done with the gnn.
S. K. Baldwin, of Lansing, said
that he found a pistol the next
dav under the house and that the
Mrs. Frank Sparks, son, Rex. j gun hart been firert one time. A
and some granrtehildren. have j fingerprint expert. F. A. Dotson,
heen spending a few days with ; of Galax, Va., s-wnre that he
Mrs. Sparks’ mother, Mrs. Ida found seven dlstlnet prints on the
Call. I pistol and that all of them cor-
Miss Pauline Sparks has heen i responded with those of the do-
staylng with Mrs. Laura I.tnney. fondant. Others testifying were
Mr. Bob Edminsfon in sawing nr. Manly Blevins. W. M. Greer,
near the old Tilley mill. | who declared that the Churches
Mrs. D, S. Lane. Mrs. Virginia , had been quarreling that day.
Lane Mobley. Miss Mary Lane,
and Mrs. Turner Cbtireh. all of
North Wilkesboro, spent Thurs
day with Rev. N. T. Jarvis and
Mrs. Lois Roberts and attended
services at Cranberry.
Air. L. M. Jarvis and son. L.
M, Jr., of the Cranberry vicinity
allended the mass meetin.g at
the courthouse Tue.sday night.
Mr. Jack Hoots, from the other
side of tlie 3'adkin. also attended
it.
Airs. Turner Church, a nurse
at the AS'ilkes TTosuilai. win was
on her vacation, visited her sis
ter, Airs. Gwyn AValkir. i. Ei-
kin. and h.er father. Rev. X. T.
.larvis, in the Cranlierry -ettle-
ment last week.
Airs. J. L. Alastin staid with
All's. I.nis Roberts last week and
helped her with her ’ ouse-vork
during the Cranlierry n ' ival
when Airs. Rnlierls had iranv
guests.
Rev. N. T. Jarvis visited Rev.
.1. N. Binkley at Harmony re
cently. Rev. Air. Binklev, though
Hie age of Air. Jarvis and a vet
eran minister in the lati sixties,
can read without glasses. Mrs.
T.aura Linney eonld also read
withoet glasses before siiff Ting
two strokes of paralysis the past
year.
Xn etiange seems to tie noted
in the coudi.ion of Airs. T.aura
Linney. who has been very ill for
four and a lialf months, since her
-eeiuid stroke. Alareli 27. .‘-lie i-
‘ nutivo. linwov^'r.
All-s Until Linney spent a few
iii’liutes Aloiidav of last week with
her eousin, Aliss Lillian Linney.
a student of the summer session
of A. K. T. C., Boone.
A.IS. Dick Sale, of Winston-
Salem. has lieeii visiting her p ir-
eiifs. Mr. and Mrs. L. AT. Jarvis,
itid attending the Cranberry re
vival. .She also attended the
mass meeting at Wilkesboro.
Aiiss Rutli Linney wa- among
tiiostr from this part of the coiin-
j ty a'lending the mass meeting at
Hie court house last Tuesday
I iiiglit.
The Central Service Station an-
nouncee today a big Labor" Day
tire sale which will contlnne
through September 4th. Standard
tirea are being sold during this
sale at one-half price.
The proprietor of the Central
Service Station, Mr. H. P. Eller,
Invites yon to come around an4;
take advantage of this one-haC
price tlre'sale.
GAJRl) OF THANKS
■We wish to express our heart-
felt griiUtude tor the sympatby
and k^id deeds during the sick
ness and death of our beloved
wife and mother.
W. M. HOLDER AND FAMILY.
Ads. get attention—tad resaltat
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Leave North Wilkesboro for Sparta at 9 A. M.,
and 3:45 P. M.
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Jamboree Sale
Thoroughly Reconditioned
Used Cars
Trucks
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Our Big Jamboree Used Car Sale has been going along good and
will continue during the remainder of the month. During the past
several days, however, we have received a number of excellent used
cars that have been traded in on the new 1939 Chevrolet. Some of
these have low mileage and will be found to be in almost perfect me-
rchanical condition. But in addition to these better cars, we l ave a
used car to suit the pocketbook of everybody, all fairly priced to give
you much more service than you‘pay for. Come to see us durrig this
special August sale, especially while we are in position to sell
most any type of car or truck you need at unusually low August Sale
prices.
Do Your ^a:ch
and Clock Re
pair Work
Also Jewelry Repairing Is
A Specialty With Us.
REASONABLE PRICF.S
These Cars Will Give You
Entire Satisfaction
1—1937 Chevrolet Coupe
1—1938 Chevrolet To'wn Sedan
1—1935 Chevrolet Coach
1—1936 Chevrolet Town Sedan
1—1936 Chevrolet Coupe
1—1936 Chevrolet Coach
1—1936 Ford Fordor Sedan
1—1935 Ford Coach
1—1935 Ford Cou^ o
1—1935 Chevrolet Coach
1—1936 Chevrolet Town Sedan
1—1935 Chevrolet Sedan
1—1936 Dodge Coupe
1—1933 Che'vrolet Sedan
1 1937 Chexn-olet ToAvn Sedan
1—1937 Ford Coach
1 1936 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan
1 1933 Cheyrrolet Town Sedan
' 1 1936 Chevrolet Town Sedan
1—1937 Ford Coach
1—1937 Chevrolet Town Sedan
1—1934 Plymouth Coupe
1—1935 Cheyrrolet Coach
These Trucks Will Haul
Your Load For You:
1—1938 Chevrolet Truck, six wheel unit
—good body—ready to go.
1—1933 Chevrolet Truck—Good condi
tion—priced to move quick.
1—1937 Chevrolet Truck—Good tires—
a real bargain for quick sale.
1—1937 Ford Truck—Reconditioned
motor—good tires—a real buy.
1—1937 GMC Pickup—Awfully good
Va ton unit—a bargain.
1—Doodle Bug—A good farm unit
iZTi'937~Chevrolet Pickup—Looks like
new—must be sold.
1—1935 Ford Truck—A good buy—
service good—priced cheap.
1—1937 Chevrolet 3-4 Ton Pickup—
Stake body—almost new—see this to
day.
DON’T BUY A USED CAR, PICKUP, OR TRUCK
UNTIL YOU HAVE VISITED OUR USED CAR LOT
Gaddy Motor Co.
Used Car Department
TENTH STREET NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.