'ATRIOT. NO»
>' Built For In-
C^lectioB Of
estinc Aniinala
is reconstructing
his iP^M^ster'a Nu-Way'Ser-
N«w ^1
Krtera have been erect,
ed ibf titO rapidly Increasing
n«a^ oil«pi^als and the cages
•r* to Mistructed to make It
coarphlent for vUftors to spe all
tW animals.
Mr. Forester already has a very
InterOstlog.,'collection of animals
and others will be added soon.
Included in the zoo now are por
cupines from Maine, African li
ons, black bears, a bobcat from
Smoky Mountains. Meiican arma
dillo. Chinese dragon, golden
pheasants, ringneck pheasants,
chuck quail and many others.
POSTMASTER WRITES
I wish to express my sincere
thanks through your paper to
those rural patrons of Route 1
from Reddies River who r^pond-
ed to the request of the post of
fice -department during “Paint
up week”.
As I made my yearly trip a-
round this route last week I was
greatly pleased to see that many
had painted and adjusted their
boxes.
No doubt many others are plan
ning to paint and letter their
boxes at an early date. So let me
thank you in advance.
I know >-our carrier will appre
ciate any needed Adjustment that
will be made for better service
or to make his work more inter
esting.
Even the children might like to
plant a flower or shrub by their
fathers mail box. How intere.st-
Ing that would be.
Respectfully,
SALLIE V. VANNOY. P. M.
nadUn by '^blrth;*Hlii ^ plant
here at .the elhrlae tlM
1d5j, hay 20; n
te=?=
L’SERVIC^^:
be’ held hi
, , - ipal Church Sun . . r-.^-
WMtfn«,4ane 1st. at 7:45 o’clocl.' tana bntter"as fresIf^lF
pnhUe ii^jlordially invited to and offer
the
. that V
_ .wg liM o(
erehlnh fa«Uie^t^ Mttflhw ery afe
* ! ■aETii W«kna.,4M||iliily.
cleana,
BEIfiC E^T-J rfi’to.from »hw,.h.hJ--'
.«loBtlttnad Iromr
BUTTER |>tA|t
^kb MiV»
ilrin >h£t^
rorifttil
Chiii^
f in the absehch';^! i^tbr
is pr^htng the baccaknr-
eate sermon to the gradnates til
the Rocky Mount high' sohool at
Rdcky Mount,. N. C.! this'Sunday,'
the pulpit of 't)ie First Baptist
cbprch will be 'supplied this Sun
day morning at the regular wor-
sWp hour by Mr, 1. G. Greer. Mr.
I^^r Is supertiOhndent of,’t^|^
-yfk'ptlst Orphanage at Thoma^
villa. N. C., end te .well known to
Hbrth Carolina' Baptists. . Mr.
Greer has, spoken dn other occm-
ions at the EgiBUIt church
and he is well’iSed" by the peoji
a market r'fhcon^O^V
year .at ^e .ouu-ket
which is quoted each day W th*
.Chicago butter market,
The Rosemary Creamery hep
gone to a lot of expense In erectr
Ing this plant hefe. It ig 091^91104
. with stainless steel vats- fad
t stainless' steel pipes. This plaiq^
when complete, ha ee(d, wiH. meet
ail requirements 6f the U. S. and
N. C. Pure Food Laws. ' %■
}■ The Roeemary Creamery head*
quarters rre in Atlanta, Ga:',
where they^ mahufacturgr fhf
RMeleaf Process ' Bqtter>.,Y Wltf
sales oyer a million pounds A
year. They are also 'erectihg a
plant at. Port Payne,.. Ala.
This plant here In North 'Wil-
CO-STARS OF “ADAM HAD FOUR SONS," Ingrid Bergman and
Warner B ixter are shown above in a scene from the new Columbia
romantic drama, which opens Monday at the Allen Theatre. BasM
upon Charles Bonner’s best-selling novel, “I,eg»:y,’ and directed by
Gregory Ratcff. “Adam Had Four Sons” includes in its cast such
stellar players as Susan Hayward, Fay Wray, Helen Westley, Richard
Denning, Johnny Downs and Charles Lind.
auu uc 10 well irseu uj iud pwiiic. kesboro will (be a great benefit to
He Is an able and fluent spe^ejf, I the fanners and merchants of
; iJr. Willlam^dft.. Purrefi-, '.^of.North Carolina. The plant here
Weavervllle lii&’>been Invlt^.^.to will be the receiving plant for all
speak ft the evening servlce’^ot 1 North Carolina. Butter will be
WfttBhlp. Thei t#Tlce will bertn melted, pasturlzed, filtered and
at|;s p. m. Dr,''Burrell has held then sealed airtight In 56 gallon
paWorates In..Virginia and; North J tin-pie ted drums tor shipment to
Carolina, and[fyis veil known Atlanta. Ga.
throughout thd'state. He Is a Ca- Mr. Jameson, who Is erecting
her* And'
WUImboir^^lg wnmmer, H«
well fcnowi^^ many . parts .
WM
eUUdl’’'
by ar bit
'ipldnlfM^
Ncuftl^ day night,. plftkedijg^^if y
"' ambulance driyetwho wds
North
jbg, two other
-.. J^' Meeiiii§ ■
At:
1^:, Ira''#h9mate„ Aelns-Stu
'h^lftwp men
an'* antomc
The revival campaign ^ing
condQcted at .the fairgrounds by
Bhrangeilst Kathryn Bolyn, assist
ed by Rev. awd Mrs. G. B. Kim-
brell, ,1s liii progress. "(3oul stir
ring messages are being deliver
ed dach evening at 7:45. Come
and share the joy of each feast
for the soiit;” a leader In the
meeting said in an unnouncement
today.
>Vheat Election To
Be Held Saturday
The referendum on wheat con
trol will bo held Saturday, May
3T, end the eight farmers in
Wilkes county eligible to vote
may vote at the county court
house, which will be the only
polling place.
IIw,4^ident
that nlght^ilil ai hg was
the interseelion of highways
and 116 in the eastern part of
town he heard cries for help.
Investigation revealed
Davis lying some distance
the road and under the railrdit
trestle. He had been kn^k
there by ah automobile which
not stop and which he did
recognize. He was carried by tl
ambulance to the Wilkes hospii
al, where he Is now a patient,
has a broken leg and a bad frh
ture of one shoulder.
Davis Is a former re.sidentj.
Moravian Fails who has
making his home here recently. 1
POOR HUBBY
“Dorothy is getting a
wages.’’
“Yes, I heard ^he was
Tied.”
man!
ma]
Ingrid Bergman,
Warner Baucter
Star In ‘Adam’
PRESIDENT PROCLAIMS
UNLIMITED EMERGENCY
(Continued from page one)
Let the advertising columns of
this paper be your shopping gnid&
Rates: Ic A Word
WANTED
W.IN'TED to buy lOO .sawed lo
cust post 6xS 7 1-2 feet long
See or write C. Gambill at
Wilkes Hatchery, North Wil-
kesboro, N. C. 6-2-4t
WANTED: Renter U> lend 20-
acres of land nerr Boomer
known as G. A. Eller farm:
house and good outbui'dings.
Write R. F. Eller, 704 Oak
land Avenue, Charlotte. N. 0.
• S-29-3t
FOR SALE
FOR SALE: One >t«*e of work
steers, good loggers, one six-
year old mule, one five-year old
mule, one three-year old mule,
one coming year old mule colt.
Paul J. Vestal, Moravian Kalis.
N. C. 5-26-tf
FOR RENT
TEN-ROOM Hou.se on D Street,
will rent whole hou.se or three
apartments: repainted through
out. See Clyde Hayes at office
in Duke Power building. Phone
457. 5-29-tf
FOR RENT: Four rooiii.s wliere
A. & B. Beauty Shoppe wps lo-
cated over Jean’s. See or write
A. F. Combs, Cycle. 6-2-2t-pd
FOR RENT; Five-room hou.se rm
Moravian Falls road two miles
from Wilkesboro: has running
water and bath. Call at Journ
al-Patriot for information.
5-26-tt
control of the seas. M’e insist np-
family’s ^on the vital importance of keep
Hitlerism away from any
Timelesis saga of a
fight to survive, tense drama of ing
the ageie.ss war of women for the i point in the world wh;ch could
men tlie.v love. Coluintic’s “Adam 1 he used and would be used as a
Had Four Sons” ollens Monday base of attack upon the Americas,
at the jUien Theatre to reveal one! “Second, from the point Of
of the most amazingly candid | vie’w of strict naval and military
stories ever iirought to the screen,
the heart-warming story of five
fascinating men and the women
in their lives! Hailed for its in
timate. burning reality, “Adam
Had Four Son.s’’ is based upon the
sensational liest-selling novel
“Lega''fcy.’’ by Charles Bonner,
and stars Ingrid Bergman and
Warner' Baxter w ith a stellar sup
porting cast.
Featured in the memorable
njw film are Susan Hayward
necessity, we shall give every pos
sible assistance to Britain, i.nd to
all who. with Britain, are resist
ing Hitlerism or its equivalent
with force of arms. Our patrols
are helping more to in.siire de
ivery of the needed supplies to
Britain. All additional measures
necessary to deliver the goods
will be taken. Any and all further
methods or combination of meth
ods, which can or should be uti
lized. are being devised by our
UOW »»!»»• «»»• V -
Pay Wray, Helen Westley, Rich-‘ military and naval techniciana.
ard Denning, Johnny Downs and
Robert Shaw. Gregory Ratoff di
rected the scenes of unforgettable
romance of struggle and of vic
tory which ha. made ".■^dam Had
Pour Sons” one of the most talk-
ed-of motion pictures of the year.
Tire Opportunity
Will End Saturday
Anticipating he year’s first
new peak in tirf buying, schedul
ing of the annual Spring sale by
Wilkes Tire Store, local Goodyear
dealer, wbich points out that the
opportunity is timed to coincide
with the lipgiuning of what mey
be the country’s bi.ggest driving
ueriod In any year.
Present plan for sales’ dates
covers the period from May 21 to
SI during the 10 days of which
dealer- nationally will feature the
first-line G-S All-Weather tread
tire offered on a special trade-in
de: l. as well as the All-American
in five popular sizes, attractively
nrlced for the sale.
Backed by a written guaran
tee, these tires built with im-
nroved Snpertwist cord have in
creased body strength, the G-J
in aclui-1 te-ts having averaged
20 per cent longer tread
wear
who, with me. will work out.and
put into effect such new end ad
ditional safeguards as may be
needed."
Einplia-sis on Patrol Significant
Mr. Roosevelt’s emphasis on
the expansion of neutrality patrol
operations was considered signifi
cant. Secretary of the Navy Frank
Kno.x recently stated that it was
“silly” to believe that convoys
were the only answer to the prob
lem merely because they proved
effective in the World War. He
said a “new and'" more effective’’
.system probably would have to
he found.
Interest was aroused ?Iso by
the President's statement that
more ships and planes constantly
are being added to the patrol.
This strengthened belief in some
quarters that the.-’e vessels, tein-
porarilv at least, will undertrke
the major responsibility for see-
nig to it that war cargoes cross
safely.
Special “task forces’’ composed
of aircraft carriers, cruisers, de-
.■itroyers and submarines, are to
be added to the patrol to take
part in protective work.
Mr. Roosevelt rejected the
statement by German Grand Ad
miral Rrich Raeder that the pa
trol is “aggressive’’ and that Nazi
l I rui is -
h-n other first 'ine ^i'es te-ted. 1 expected to
With rubhe’- prices steady i^iy by while units of the
the time being at least, despite a British naval craft
c-pucial international situation, lopaton.
,,aw would be a logical time for | ^jjg original function
those who need tires during the ^j^g patrol and the President
those w ii replacements on
Slimmer to maRe rep
are lowered ui a peno
•tuying should be increasing. »e-
™ of a seasonal demand or
tertlres to .provide safer motor
"ar operation on crowded h.gh-
This special Goodyear tire sale
mds Saturday.
FOR RENT
raent, newly painted—bath,
lights and water. Suitable for
' couple. Phone 295-^^. 0. B.
Grayson. 5-29-2t
FOR RENT: Bedrooms, men pre-
fered; also couple wanted for
apartment. 733 Kensington
Avenue. Phone 228. 5-19-tf
indicated strongly thrt there will
be no change. He contended that
enemy raiders present a definite
threat to this hemisphere and
that this danger is greatly lessen
ed if their location is definitely
known.
“And we shall be on our guard
agrinst efforts to estaiblish Nazi
bases closer to our hemisphere,”
he said.
FOB RENT: -Small home in Wll-
keaboro; most of Interior just
redecorated; nice neighbor
hood, yard and garden. Mrs.
Ray Hemphill, Phone 146-R.
5-8-tf
Special Pottery
Sale At Roses
MISCELLANEOUS
Unusual and attractive pieces
of pottery and earthenware, in-
PRESIDENTIAL
PROCLAMATION
(Continued from page one)
seal of the United States of Amer-
SEE US BEFORE yon buy your
Venetian Blinds. Lowteet prices
guaranteed. Gray Bros. Furni
ture Co., Phone 607, Wilkes-
boro, N. e. 3-20-tf
FAIOIERS—Get your PertlUaer
•t Wlllcee Tie and Feed Store.
Pligiters, the correct plant
of pottery «i oo will lica to be affixed,
eluding 5* JS; and ' Done at the city of Washington
go on sale ^ ?a’turdav at this twenty-seventh day of May,
25c store Friday and . ^ nineteen
only ten cents e^h- at hvndred and forty-one. end of the
, If f Wd.y 3 OOO pl«e. «' "" “”‘1'"
S'2 30 Frtd.j- ddd S.500 oI Am.rtc. lU oM »""dred .nd
pieces at eight a. m. Saturday.
*
A fertilizer for all crepe.
4-17-tf
£ course In Beauty
' of »“« thousand hours
. only. Bute approv-
CUuMOs now forming.
CiMzrcli. Mae’s School
l^iPdilitT Cnitnre. 5-1-tf
1. JV -a-i• -.1.' •
The merchandise is of good
quality and worth several times
the price. Ho vever. it was errone
ously stated in this newspaper
Mon 'ay that it was first class
when It should have said second
class.
Last year in North Carolina,
161 persnos were killed in cars
that ran off the road.
sixty-fifth.
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT.
By the President:
Cordell Hull
Secretary of State.
Doctor (examining unconscious
motonnan): “Did that automo
bile hit this car?’’
Conductor: “No sir. You see
the driver stopped tils auto to
let the car go by and the motor-
man fainted.” “ t
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