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Ite royal family of Loxembonrc Is rennlted at LaGuardla field. New York, At the licht la Grand
Charlotte Adelgonde, who ruled the tiny country (or 21 year* before Hitler took over. With her lo her
r. Grand Duchess Marie Ann. These two arrived on the Yankee Clipper and were rennited with other
ahera of their family, here pictured. Shown are Prince Consort Felix and some of their six children.
€sard May Stay
On Longer
Duty
Washington, Oct. 22.—Belief
(Hat mobilized units of the na^
ffinal guard would be held on
■Btfre duty beyond their project-
•i year of Federal service was
onpressed today by Major Gener
al MUton A. Reckord, Maryland
Mate adjutant general.
Speaking at the National Guard
SHKClatlon’s convention. Reckord
declared that unleas the new
would result if the guard were
demobilized at the end of iU year
of duty because its ranks would
include many draftees whose
training had not been completed.
“It almost makes you think
that they do not expect us to
come home at the end of the
year,’’ he said, referring to the
War department. “At least, that’s
how I feel.”
Reckord asserted that if the
guard wished to maintain its
place in the nation’s military or
ganization, It would hare to work
out a plan to Insure that the
guard’s peacetime efflc 1 e n c y
CROWDING
Lime and phosphate, are mak
ing for a bolter growth of white
clover and blue grass in the pas
ture of C. W. Allen, a Yancey
County farmer, thus crowding
out the broomsedgo, says Farm
Agent R. H. Crouse.
dhsft law is amended to protect j^ould be greater than at present
transfer
The Purchase of 10 Hereford
heifers from Avery county grow
ers by Pender county farmers
for breeding purposes will prob
ably reeult in further purchases
and the transfer of many cattle
from West to Blast.
guard’s traditional Federal-
SDtt* status, it would be reduced
M a home-defense force.
He said he believed that if the
•mrd were released from Feder-
M service at the end of the year’s
fnuning, its function as a man-
janrer reserve for the regular
amy ultimately would be taken
W*cr by the trainees from the
dbaft program.
Predicts Confusion
Reckord predicted “confusion”
NOTICE OF SALE OF
BEAL ESTATE
Bdrth Camlina,
WHhea Cooirty--.^
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of
Sc power of sale vested in me un-
dv deed of trust executed on the
tMti day of July, 1938, by Joseph
■ Prevette and wife, Hilda A.
Frevrtte to John R. Jones, Trustee
Me Jane McNeill, recorde.cl in the
ettice of the Register of Deeds for
Wilkes County in Book 189, page
aaF.. which was executed to secure
s nertain note of even date, I will
OB MONDAY, the 25th day of No-
wember, 1940, at two o'clock, P. M.,
at the courthouse door in Wilkes-
BiBo,, M. C., offer for sale to the
Bujldw’d bidder, for cash, tlie fol
lowing describe real-estate, to-
and to provide for a flow of
qualified Junior officers into the
guard.
As a long-range solution, Reck
ord suggested that the draft law
should be amended to permit the
training of younger men and that
all voluntary training in the na
tional guard should be discon
tinued. In its place, he suggested
that the guard be uept up to
strength by increments of draft
ees who complete their year of
service but desire to take advant
age of the provision permitting
them to substitute two years of
service in the national guard for
nine years of availability in an
Inactive reserve status.
Several Democrats
Join Willkie Move
Greensboro.—With less than
two weeks remaining until elec
tion, leading North Carolina Dem-
ocnts are joining the swing to
the Democrats-for Willkie move
ment in the State, according to
J. Paul Leonard, secretary of the
North Carolina Democrats-for-
Willkie "ro third” organization
which maintains State headquart
ers here.
To date 15 prominent Demo-
kf Tract: Being in Moravian
mis Township, Wilkes County,
Sorth Carolina, and adjoining the
of J. J. Bentley and othe^?, . been named to the
surf Bounded as follows: Beginn-j have oeen
Mg on a stake and white oak in L.( executive committee of the or
cT Jennings line and running a ganization. They are Thurmond
flrtntksast course 30 poles to a‘Chatham. Winston-Salem and n.i-
Ifcekgum; thence a Northwest'i^jii manufacturer: Miss Carrie
Bourse 17 poles to a stake; thence ^jcLean, of Charlotte; W. B. Kik-
M Southwest course 29% poles to gj. Reidsville contractor: Dean H.
tke beginning, containing 4 acres, pl^^de Horack. of Duke Unlvers-
aMTe or less. * - ... . i. a^^^ va«-
_ , _ , I, - • , « ity Law School; MIsh Anne Yan-
aitf. Tract: Beginning at a
“ „gv Gwvn of Yanceyville. a sister
MifcteF,.Francis Dunn's old comer Lw. n, Alien
jfa&idfng upon top of the moun- of Superior Court Judge
ta» running South with Dunn’s old Gwyn: Judge Charles T Boyd,
taw 76 poles to a hickory on the prominent Greensboro attorney,
Bauth point of the rid^; thence e. P. Cofield, general manager of
44 poles to a black oak; Erlanger Cotton Mills, of Lexing-
Qieace North 34 poles to a stake in fjgi-jnan Weil, retired Golds-
Oe Coningham line; thence North business man; Dr. Donald B.
*orner; thence North 10 degrees Hams, Wilson
Exst 74 poles to a wliile oak.'M. R. Long, Greenville tobacco
y»mp. Price corner; thence South [ warehouse operator and textile
Ada. gw attMittoii -itnd raioltt.
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
State of North Carolina,
Wilkes County. . .
Having qualified as Admimstra-
tor of tne Estate of Charlie Shep
herd, deceased, late of Wilkes
County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the Estate of the said de
cedent to exhibit them to the un
dersigned at North Wilkesboro,
N. C.p on or before the 10th day of
October, A. D. 1941, or this notice
will be plead in bar of their right
to recover.
All persons indebted, to said Es
tate will please make .iovqisd^i^ .
settlement.
This the 10th day of October, A.
D. 1940.
C. P. WALTER. Ad
ministrator of Charlie Shepherd,
deceased.
A. H. CASEY, Atty.
ll-18-6tm
NOTICE
State of North Carolina,
Wilkes County.
Having qualified as administra
trix of the Estate of .Walter Penix,
deceased, late of Wilkes County,
State of North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the Es’.ate of the said de
cedent to present the same to the
undersigned at North Wilkesboro,
N. C. on or before the 10th day of
October, A. D. 1941, or this notice
will be plead in bar of their right
to recover!
All persons indebted to the said
Estate will please make immediate
settlement.
This the 10th day of October, A.
D. 1940.
MRS. WALTER Pi*»7IX,
Administratrix of Walter
Penix, deceased.
A. H. CASEY, Attorney.
ll-18-6t m
LC CUi t X-
with: Price’s line 58 poles to a 1 manufacturer; John M. Green-
:oraer; thence Blast withljjgi^ Kernersvllle at
xourwood comer; thence Blast withljjgi^ Kernersvllle attorney; L. T.
line 4 poles to his black gum Qj^gon. Banker at Gibson; and
■onier; thence South 13 deg^rees j.j Montague and Coleman
East 42 poles to a gum; Price’s
^corner, then South ig de- C. Walker, Winston-Salem Bank-
grees West 30 poles to a stake in ers.’
Dunn’s old line; thence with
Despite dry weather during the
Dunn’s old line south 44 aegrees summer, lespedeza and oth-
Eaat 50 po es to the beginning, and ^^riy summe , ^ rountv
afthe Wesley Reynolds 34 er hay crops Wilson county
acre tract. 'are returning good yields, says J.
Each of the above tracts of land a. Marsh, assistant farm agent
fling the same Lands conveyed to the State College Extension
De parties of the first part by gervice.
John R. Jones, Commiss’oner, and
eing recorded in Book 111, page George P. Walker, Jr.,^ of At-
326, in office Register of Deeds talla, Alabama, has a well-trained
ior Wilkes County, N. C. ’possum hound. In fact, he is so
This the 25th day of Oct., 1340. .^^gu trained that Mr. Walker can
JOHN R. JONES, jsbow him a pelt stretching board,
U-18-4t Trustee. | immediately go
ADMINISTRATRIX’S NOTICE , out and catch a ’possum whose
Ha^ng qualified as Adrainis* pelt fits the board.
Datrix of the estate of J. G. Biller, A few days ago, this dog saw
Dte of Wilkea county, N. C., t^ jbe family’s ironing board, and Mr.
w to notify all persons having Waiter has not seen the dog since.
against said estate to pre-
them to the undersigned,
wfose. address is Hendrix, N. C.,
Little Jane was severely repri-
”7 ocfW manded by her mother for saying
^JsefteXr.^’mT.'Sr S “devil.” The next Sunday when
•rtice will be plead in bar of their the little miss returned from Sun
• All nAiMinTia in* dAv ttchnnl her mother Bftld
vigfat to recover. All persons in-
to said estate will please
vafte inunediate settlement.
tUm t«th day of September,
**°*"'* MRS. BLLMN ELLER,
atrix of Mm eatMf '*
day school her mother said,
“What was the lesson about to
day?”
"Why, mother,” said Jane, “It
was about our Lord being tempt
ed by—by—the gentlemen who
ll-4-«t m k»eP8 Sell!”
NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the pow
T of sale vested in me under
dortgag^e Deed dated May 9, 1931,
ind executed by C. L. Smoot and
wife, Bettie Smoot, to M. R. Wad
dell, recorded in Book 161, page
190—which Mortgage Deed was
given to secure the payment of a
note therein mentioned, and de
fault having been made in the
payment thereof;
I will, THEREFORE, on Tues
day, Novemb": 12, 1940, at the
hour of ten (10:00) o’clock .A M.,
at the courthouse door in Wilkes
boro, offer for sale for cash to the
highest bidder the following de
scribed real estate, vis:
A tract or parcel of land lying
and being in Walnut Grove Town
ship, Wilkes County; adjoining
the lands of J. P. Church, Paul
Miller and others and bounded as
follows:
FIRST TRACT: BEGINNING
on a white oak on the Blast bank of
Roaring Ri ^er; running Blast a
conditional line to a red oak in
Joshua Spicer’s line: tlience South
with said line to the river; thence
up the river to the begrianing; Con
taining FIFTY,(60) ACRES, more
or less.
SECOND TRACT: BEGINNING
on a sycamore stump on the Bl^t
bank of the old run of Roaring
River and running East to Joshua
Spicer’s line; thence South with
said Spicer’s line to G. L. Smoot’s
line; thence West with said
Smoot’s line to Roaring River,
thence with the old run of saitl
river to the beginning; contain
ing FIFTY (60)’ACR^, more or
less.
This the 10th day of October, A.
D. 1940.
J. W. JONES,.
Administrator of the Es*
ate of Dr. -M. B. WaAteO, ilge’d.
A. H. cASEnr,
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A. r->8
MONDAYy^ OCTOBER 2$th
3—State vs. Will Fleenor—Abandonment
8—State vs. W. R. Joyner;—Abandoni^pent
No.
9—State vs. W. C. Castevens—Abatfdon-
ment.
10— State vs. Odell Snyder—^Bastardy.
11— State V8. Efner Duncan and W. B. Steel-
. man—Affray.
12— State vs W. B. Steelman, et al—Appeal.
16—^te vs, Mallie Kirby—^Non-Support.
19— State vs. James Elbert Pardue—^Non-
Support.
20— State vs Lester Beshears—A. W. D. W.
26—State vs. R. F. (Rufe) Parker Drunk-
eneas.
26—State vs. Arlee Lovette—Assault.
28—State vs. John W. Cashion, EJmbezzle-
ment.
31— State vs. Coy Anderson—O. C. I.
32— State vs. John Smith—V. P. L.
James Bowers—Abandonment
Belo Queen—Abandonment.
Vernon Rogers—0. C. I.
Thos. Warren Jester—0. C. I.
Olen Blackburn—O. C. I.
Raymond Cleary—Assault.
39—State vs. Clarence (Red) Dockery—As
sault.
No. 40—Sl^te vs. Press Wingler—0. C. I.
No. 41—State vs. Russel B. Hendren—0. C. I.
No. 41%—State vs. Willie Gore—O. C. I.
No. 42—State vs. Floyd Bustle—Bastardy.
No. 43—State vs. Charles Dillard Hampton—O.
C. I.
No, 44—State vs. Charles Spencer Byrd—0, C.
I.
Jim Osborne—0. C. I.
James Nelson Osborne—0, C.
No.
No.
45— State vs.
46— State vs.
I.
49—State vs.
& R.
51—State vs.
Raymond (Jack) Bailey—^L.
Of
No.
vs.
33— State
34— State vs.
35— State vs.
36— State vs.
37— State vs.
38— State vs.
No.
Roby Elledge—Disposing
Mortgaged Property.
53— State vs. Robert Hayes—A. W. D. W.
with Intent to KilL
54— State vs. Luther Redmon—Non-Support
65—State vs. Chal Owens—Abandonment.
56%—State vs. Clarence McLemor—L. & R.
57—State vs. Rufe Haffner—Bastardy.
61— State vs. Chester Shepherd — Drunk-
eness.
62— State vs. Irvin Shepherd—Drunkeness.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29th
No. 63—State vs. Fred Glass—Assault on fe
male.
No. 64—State vs. Fred Glass—Nuisance.
No. 66—State vs. Eudaily Billings—Assault on
female.
No. 66—State vs. John Day—Appeal.
No, 67—State vs. John Day — Operating Car
without brakes.
No. 68—State vs. Avery Dani'el Barnes—O. C. I.
No. 69—State vs. C. B. Edminsten and Nan
Punch March—P. & A.
No. 70—State vs. Claude Kennedy—0. C. I.
No. 71—State vs. Dora Woodie and Alma
Woodie—Appeal.
No. 72—State vs. Ivey Waddell—Assault.
No. 73—State
No. 75—State
Appeal.
No. 76—State
ment.
No. 77.—State
No. 78—State
No. 79—State
g g
80— State
81— State
No. 82—SIthte
& R.
No. 84—State
No. 85—State
W.
vs. W. D. Brown—Drunkeness.
vs. Hill Allen and James Allen—
vs. C. D. Hawkins — Abandon-
No
No.
vs. Raymond Cleary—O. C. I.
vs. Marshall Soots—L. & R.
vs. Zeb Wilcox and Edgar Clonch
L. & R.
vs. Raymond Blevins—Bastardy,
vs. Lester Marley—Bastardy,
vs. Walter Collins, et al—B. B. L.
vs. Daudy Spears—Arson,
vs. Turner Holloway—A. W.
D.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30th
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
86— State vs. Robert Nicholson — Criminal
Assault.
87— State vs. Mark Steelman, Sr., and
Ma;^ Steelman, Jr.-^-Tresspass.
88— State vs. Cicero Brown—Assault on
female.
89— State vs. James Adams—et al—Af
fray.
90— State vs. Herman Love—A. W. D. W.
91— State vs. Joe Reynolds—H. B. L. & R.
92— State vs. Joe Reynolds—C. C. W.
93— State vs. Joe Reynolds—B. B. L, & R.
94— State vs. Cicero Brown—0. C. I.
95— state vs. Nan Marsh—0. C. I.
No. 96—State vs. Howard Eller—Assault.
No. 97—State vs. Henry Anderson—A. W. D,
W.
No. ..99—State vs. J. H. Hinahaw—V. P. L.
No. 100—State vs. James Ray Wakefield—0. C.
I.
No. 101—State vs. Armit Murphy Goodn ght—
L. & R.
No. 102—State vs. Armit Murphy Goodnight—
0. C. I.
No.l03—State vs. Glenn Hawkins—Disposing of
Mortgaged Property.
No. 104—State Vs. Burette Richardson—Dispos
ing of Mortgaged Property.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31«t
No. 105—State
W.
No. 106—State
I.
No. 107—State
cox—^H.
No. 108—State
No. 109—State
No. 110—State
No. Ill—State
Female
No. 112—State
vs. Robert Nicholson—A. W. D.
vs. James R. Wakefield—0. C.
vs. Edgar Clonch and Zeb Wil-
B. L. & R.
vs. Hubert Steed—0. C. I.
vs. Pattson Thomas—Assault,
vs. Will Thomas—Assault,
vs. Posey Lawson—Assault on
vs. Posey Lawson—A. W. D. W.
No. 115—State vs. J. Q. Higgins and Walt
Pruitt—Affray.
No. 116—State vs. Robert Nicholson—Assault.
No. 117—State vs. Robert Nicholson—Abortion.
No. 118—State vs. Gaither Kilby—V. P. L.
No. 119—State vs. Gaither Kilby—0. C. I.
No. 120—State vs. Coy Vickers—V. P. L.
No. 121—State vs. Edgar Clonch—H. B. L. & R.
No. 122—State vs. S. W. Queen—et al—Affray.
No. 123—State vs. Charlie Miller—0. C. I.
No. 124—State vs. Coy A. Vickers—Worthless
Check.
COURT CALENDAR
WILKES SUPERIOR COURT, NOV. SPEC. TERM, 1940
Allen H. Gwyn, Judge Presidii^
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11th
No
H. Smithey — Embezzle-
7—State vs, C.
ment.
No. 14 State vs. Nathan Tharpe—Murder.
13 State vs. Rom Jennings—A. W. D. W.
No.
No. 16—State vs. Press M. Campbell—0. C. I.
No. 17—State vs. Press M. Campbell, Resisting
Officer.
No. 18—State vs. Press M. Campbell—V. P. L.
No. 24—State vs. Ed Johnson—Murder.
No. 50—State vs. Roscoe
Earp—Arson.
No. 62—State vs. J. C. Drum—Murder.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12th
Watson and Elisha
No. 59—State vs. F. U. Taylor—^Embezzlement.
No. 60—State vs. Roy Cafdwell—Rape and In
cest.
fi
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13th
No. 47 State vs. Zeno Hardin Absher ^Reck
less Driving.
No. 48 State vs. Zeno Hardin Absher—Hit and
Run, etc. No.
No 66-State vs. A. W. Hardy-Violating Bar- No
her Laws.
No. 74—State vs. Jess Ellis—False Pretense.
No. 83—State vs. Nathan B. Royal—^Larceny.
No. 98—State vs. Fred Kilby, Clint Elledge and
Crom Wingler—Manslaughter.
113— State vs. Hort Absher—Murder.
114— State vs, Hort Absher—A. W. D. W.
With Intent to Kill.
The above calendar ia made for the October Regular Term and the November Special Term.
Witneseea in caaes from the preceding term of cour are require.d to attend court withouli being rcau
'“Tata not reached on the day that they are calendared, v,itneaaee are required to remain in court unh^
diambaed by the.Solicitor or the case 18 fmally dBpoaed of. ■ . ""
iejhiATtdAr in which defendants have been bound to appear at tins
All cases not trial et any time during the second week of this term of court.- H^w
of chittfMe subject toJ>e^a|led ^
in