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klt ^ack !Aa
jll^ iack !Aas8er 1* banding
' ai^nd only three'letter
m Tait year’# team. They
litl^i^^biarles Wiliams, Lomax
Oroek"'^hd K. D. Dancy. Others
mn Joe Hunt, Jack roster, Wayne
^ntry, Robert Triplett, - Mack
Bier, Tommie Gilreatb, Sammy
Black, Bill Brewer.
Prior to the Varsity game Fri
day night , at eight o’clock a mid
get game will be played. The Mld-
•g^^ere are coached by Ray
Cline and are from the sixth and
•erentb grades in the elementary
■efaool.
Between halves of the varsity
game Friday night will he a cake
wralk and other entertainment.
Admission charges will be 10
cents lor school children and 25
cents for adults.
Jihtfs IWrtnfQht of '
Mtlictioii, b«lleye''tV^ jn*-
gram has compieteS
nwiltal'’ iWgeiA pertodT^
ba^on* ' BO tov
fMl that their
pow be?*gaiTW j»a^ ‘
worttlng** divyito, io^
mept. / ■
'- ititat belief and ' that
i behind the divialDB’s rt^ttPaat
State Is Loser
Somewhere In England, and in aa EnglWt phrt, thla deatroy'if now
fliee the atandard of the Free Frmich feTMd who fight on tot liberty. It
waa one of the ships of war that came ow to England rather than sur-
' ;':nder When the French government capltnlated to the Naxis. Craft of
the Free French navy are now doing regular duty with units of the
British fleet.
Washington, Jan. 13.—The Su
preme court refused today to re-
Tlew a decision enjoining North
Carolina from enforcing state
game laws against United States
foreet service officers who killed
deer in the 97,000 acre Plsgah
National Game reserve.
Officers of the state deartment
cf conservation and development
appealed from the fourth federal
circuit court, which upheld an
injunction decree issued by the
eastern North Carolina federal
district court.
HOW MUCH TI.ME DO MEN
WASTE? Judith .T. Chase, veil
known quiz expert, gives men a
chance to find out whether they
fritter away precious moments
which, if used intelligently, would
earn them a pile of money. Don’t
miss this illustrated feature in
the January 26th issue of The
American Weekly the big maga
zine distributed with the Balti
more Sunday American on Sale
at All Newsstands.
Ads get attention—and resultal
Meet the ^un in
FLORIDA
tomorrow J
Real Bullets Found
In Army ‘Blanks*
Relax on a eouthbound Greyhound Super-Coach today
—and on a golden Florida beach tomorrow! Save
extra money every mile for extra days in the aun!
One Way One Way
Jacksonville .... $6.05 Miami $10.20
Key West .... $13.20 Tampa $8.60
GREYHOUND TERMINAL.
M. C. Woodie. Agt. ’Phone 216 9th St.
Ln. t... Tvooaie, /\gi. i iiuiie ^id acu oi.
^srBHEYHDUHD
Ft. Dix, N. J., Jan. 14.—Brig.
Gen. Ralph K. Robertson, acting
commanding general of the post
and the 44th Division, disclosed
today that a number of live car
tridges had been discovered in
3-upposedIy blank animunitlou be
ing Issued to troop® for use in a
combat problem.
Issuance of the “blanks” was
“immediately recalled from the
troops before any were fired,”
Robertson said. He added that
“an investigation is being con
ducted.”
Officials said the “guard cart
ridges’’ found in the allotment
were capable of Inflicting deadly
wounds.
Officers explained that “guard
cartridges" are deadly and nor
mally used by • army sentries'.
They differ from bullets used in
combat in that they have lead
instead of steel jackets and that
they do not contain as much
powder as the bullets used in the
field.
Um the '
chis papei g& yoor shopping gnld
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AflOiOLlb*'
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'A ”-'-1 ■•V:
-,-.e message placed the esti-
it^'for the opentton ot the
Smoky MomntUns Natlbnal
if> the Adtleory Budget: '^>t i» Nwth Caroline and Tenn-
BETWEEN
•ion for an Increase !h fW ftpjflfo^
priatlon from'$$0,600' toi$liA,T
000. They realize that anch a tre*
hiendous percentage increase can
only be Justified on a' basis ^
accomplishment, but they are
confident that an examination, gf
the division’s record .will furnish
all the Justification necesaary.
In a brief for the division, sub
mitted to the budget commission,
Mrs. Elizabeth Morrlss, Us direc
tor, reviewed the work of her di
vision since Its authorl$atlon In
1937 General Assembly^ (which
provided a meager appropriation
of $25,000) and declared It has
proved Its practical value through
the teaching of Illiterates,
through getting public school
children back In school, through
home making, parent education,
nursery schools, safety, health
and civic education.
“The superintendents who have
participated at 100 per cent for
expansion of the program,’’ said
the brief.
Chief purpose of the division
is to make possible organization
of a program of adult education
in every county of the State and
with the $145,000 requested, an
opportunity would be offered to
make this a reality.
The larger fund would make
possible, Mrs. Morrlss explains:
(1) A full time white worker
and a full time negro worker for
a maximum of 20 counties to be
paid for entirely from State
funds. These counties would bs
the ones least able to pay for a
program ot adult education, as
determined by income.
(2) A county director and
teacher in each of the other coun
ties which appropriate money to
match State funds. This would be
possible if all the other eight
counties should apply tor funds.
It could not be expected, howev
er, that all of the counties
er number conh-
ty would be available for those
that do participate.
Thus every county in North
Carolina would have a chance to
participate in the adult education
program
$12$,100 against $101,
(|Td for'the current year.
Budget esttmatas tor,, the ope
ration of . the Shenandoah Nationr
il Piirk in Virginia were aet at
$104,$40, an Increase over the
$93,610 appropriation for the
nnrrent year.
National Park Service officials
said that the cash appropriation
for the Blue Ridge, Natchez, and
Oegrge Washington parkways
wonld make possible the carrying
forward of the schedule of work!
set up last year under the author- j
izations. About $4,500,000 of the,
authorlzat’ons have so far been
obligated, officials said
Other southern park areas
which were given estimates ap
proximately the same as for the
current year Include: $10,105 for
Guilford Courthouse National
Military Park, $8,910 for Kill
Devil Hill Monument National
Memorial, and $7,855 for Kings
Mountain Military Park.
i North WiflcMboro and Twin Oaks
By way of Roaring River, Ronda, Elkin,
t
State Road, Tharmond, Doughton. Roar-
• ing Gap to Twin Oaks, connecting at
-i , North Wilkesboro and Elkin with all in
coming motor express lines from other
points.
Starting Monday, Jan* 20th
Jean*» Dress Shop
Offering Big Values
ROUND-TRIP DAILY
Leaving North Wilkesboro 9:30 A. M.
Returning At 5 P. M.
Jean’s Dress Shop, one of i
North Wilkesboro’s leading la-!'
dies’ ready - to - wear establish
ments, is offering some outstand
ing values during the store’s an-
n'ual January Clearance Sale
which is now in progress. The op
portunity is now being given for
purchasing needed merchandise
at great savings. The ladies of
this section are invited to visit
the store during this special sale, |
and readers of this newspaper ^ ^
are Invited to read Jean’s adver- ^ |
tisement giving a few of the'
many values now offered by the
management of the store.
PHONES
NORTH WILKESBORO . . 26
ELKIN - 328
SPARTA - 12
These county programs are un-
Come one—come all! We’re
ready with a store full of red
ho* values! Now’.s the time to
stock up on family needs at a
real saving!
' V..
RAYON DRESSES
$1.33
A Value
Reduced to_
Pure Silk Full-Fashioned
HOSE pair 39c
Perfect Quality
CHECK THESE
FOR SAVINGS !
uotton
BLANKETS 39c
Full Bedsize—Plai(^fe
Ladies Sport
JACKETS . .. $2.44
All Wool
70x80 Double Part Wool
BLANKETS $1.49
A Value!
Lace Table
CLOTHS $1.00
See them!
Ladies’
Dress & Sport Coats
— now —
$4.98 ...$6.50
Men’s Towncraft
SHIRTS 98c
Close-Out Patterns
A Value! '
d e r direct local supervi.slon.
j Those coiirF.es are taught which
’the local i.uthorlties feel should
be taught. There Is no dictation
from Raleigh, or elsewhere, as to
the nature of the programs so
long as they are Integral parts of
adult education.
Teachers for the local units are
employed from them in all cases
where they are available and are
paid according to the certificates
they hold. This applies to county
directors and to all other work
ers. The usual proportion of
work, by races, Is maintained.
Employment of teachers is on an
eight nflOnths basis.
In addition to the increased
appropriations for its .main pro
gram, the Division of Adult Edu
cation is favorable to legislation
which would
(1) Provide for establishment
and regulation of nursery schools
and kindergartens, public and
private, in North Carolina, and
NORTH WILKESBORO-GALAX
MOTOR EXPRESS
North Wilkesboro Headquarters: 318 9th St.
EXTRA- F4Lf®-EXTRA
O «
0 K
• 4-
Costume Jewelry
$1.00 and $1.25 Values
Now at 69c
OUR FINE
Suede Bag
That Were $2.95
Now $1.98
Scarfs and Gloves
On Sale At
Girls All-Wool
COATS $2.98
A Value!
Children’s Al’-Wool
SNOW SUITS
$3.77
Men’s All-Woo!
Suits and O’Coats
™» ... $10.00
mi
J. C. Penney Co. Has
On Clearance Event
$5.95
Jackets
Big Savings!
Reduced
to
VA omr-n’s and Ch'Idren'.s
RAYON PANTIES
10c
A
Value!
Amer/jimeK'
8tx99 WIZARD
SHEETS
A Value!
50c
Fleece Lined
42x36 PILLOW
CASES, each
A Value!
9c
SWEATERS
77c
W Meet • • ^
Ladies’ White
HANDKERCHIEFS
See ’Thera
Each ■_
2c
While quontitiat lasti
Warm, sturdy cotton in
fast color flat knitl
The manager of the local J. C.
Penney store, Mr. J. R. McCart
ney, has a n-umber of real bar
gains listed for sale during the
firm’s annual January Clearance
event. A number of outstanding
values, of'the many to be fouud in
the large store, are offered the
public this week-end. and the at
tention of readers of The Journ
al-Patriot Is directed to the
store’s advertisement in' today’s
pa^'er. -
These outstanding bargains in
fall and winter merchandise are
being offered In time to be of
oi'uch use this wiater as plenty of
cold weather; no doubt, is ahead.
Be sure to visit Penney’a
clearance event. The management
states It will be well worth yon*"
time.
$3. ITS
One Lot Children’s
Dresses
Sizes 1 to 12
$1 and $1.95 Value
69c and $1.39
OUTING
Gowns and Pajamas
Good Quality and Style
Were $1.95
Now $1.39
One Lot
Silk Slips
Marlow’s Staqii^g'
J«^ary
Marlow’s Men’s Shop, owned
and oi»er*t6a by W. C. Marlow,
and located in the Can Hotel
building, corner B and Ninth
Streets, la now staging Its annual
January Clearance Sale,,featuring
saVlngs np to 50 per emt. -.
- This well known fim
line of mra’a^N^. 4*'
C/1
o **
Sweaters On Sale!
$2.95 Values....
ALL HATS
ON SALE!
$1.00 - $1.95 - $2.95
$3.95
Bed Jackets
Now $2.88
$1.98.
B e d J a c k e t s
Now$lJ9
Were $1.98
NOW
$1.39
$2.95
Miss Swank
Slips
On Sale At
$2.59
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