kTiqoT^'y^TH
ra«
ft. ' .":ipf'=,
3fc
ii
4 ,~•.^ •
*,,iHi6 m«etlng of tho ^tprs of
BMpttot churches in ,'^lkes conn.
^ tr> which was scheduled tor, Mon.
No^S^^Mr 10, 'Is^.helnjj, post-.]
j vetoed ntoliP Mon^tf' kW^bw i
I 17th, dno to the State Pastors |
' Oonterei^o whlph meets at the
Vtrst Baptist^ church In Asheville,
Monday* of Aexjt week. Ah-
Bonneements cdncernlhg the pro-
Srsim for the Wilkes County Con-
terence will be made in next
week’s edition of the Journal-
Patriot. The meeting will be held
In the Reins-Sturdivant chapel.
b Very Popular
'Carolina Tb-lo,’ 'three Wilkef
girls who h'aVe been singing ov
er tho' - air for the past few
months, jsre receiving more fan
to^U. «t-^|!l*toon WHKY than any
other JWWJBS on regular pro
grams at that station.
The tpio'ls made up of Edwlna
and Frances Elledge, daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Elledge.
and Miss Jeanettet McGrady, a
daughter cf Mr; and Mrs. John
McGrady. Miss Lucille McGee
is pianist. Sacred and popular
numbers make up their program.?,
which begin at I2:45 p. m. each
Sunday and last for^ one-half
hour. '
NOTICE
• SPECIALS •
MONDAY and TUESDAY
Through November
Shampoo-Set-' 75-
Manicure .
PERMANENTS
$4.00 for $2.50
^.00 for $3.50
Grace’s
Beauty Salon
Grace Dearman
Over Dr. Casey’s Office
Their programs recently have
been exceptionally well received,
according to information recei
ved from the station manage
ment.
With a halt hour program, op
portunity is given for advertising
and commercial announcements
at low rates, states C. M. El
ledge. who will be glad to furnish
any information to those inter
ested.
Nov. 9 Deadline
For Merit Exams
iP
MAYOR
RED CROSS ROLL ClUl IptE
fi
November 9, 1941, has been
set as the closing date for the
receipt of applications for profes
sional examinations for the
State Board of Charities and
Public Welfare and the County
Welfare Departments, according
to DrD. Frank T. de 'Vyver, Mer
it Sy.stem Supervisor. Since this
deadline will not be extended,
all mailed applications must be
postmarked by midnight of this
date in order to be considered.
No examination date has yet
j WHEREAS conditions in the word today have
necessitated an unprecedented peacetime extension
of our Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard; and
WHEREAS our national civilian defense pro^
gram necessitates a strengthening of all those services
essential to the public health and welfare; and
WHEREIAS no section of th*e Enited States .is
free from the threat of natural catastrophe or disasr
ter, such as flood, hurricane, tornado, drought, earth
quake, fire explosion, epidemic; and •
WHEREAS the international situation still con
tinues to cause intense distress among innocent vic
tims, making essential American aid to suffering hu
manity abroad; and
WHEREAS the American Red Cross is the only
organization in our land equipped and ready, first,
to assist, advise and otherwise serve the -men of our
armed forces and their loved ones at home; second,
to carry on in our own and every other community
such indispensable wdfare progi-ams as Red Cross
Public Health Nursing, instruction in Home Nursing,
First Aid, Water Safety and all kinds of Accident
Prevention, and through the Junior Red Cross in the
schools, to act as the medium for service by our young
people; third, to render protection and relief in case
of afore mentioned disasters, and forth to undertake
the administration of American aid to stricken non-
combatants and refugees abroad;
THEREFORE, I, R- T. McNeil, Mayor of North
Wilkesboro, proclaim the period of the 1941 Ameri
can Red Cross Annual Roll Call, November 11-22, a
time during which the public spirited people of this
community, both men and women, boys and girls,
should make every effort to support and strengthen
the Red Cross by enrolling through our local chapter
as members of the Red Cross, or by renewing their
memberships in it; and I further proclaim that it is
the sense of all of us who are residents of North
Wilkesboro and Wilkes county that our membership
enrollmejit in the Red Cross must be larger than ever
this year, in order to enable this great national or
ganization of ours to meet whatever demands may be
made upon it.
ft Rev;
ulkjf ftp
LilMown
Mrs
parentB
Davie o'l PetraeBopday.:
.Mr. and Mrs. '^bplphu Rnegell
visited tb^Vnpele, Mi^Abd Mrs.
Charlie Steele ^und^'i'.
Mr. visit
ed friends fn a;Slini^d Taylors-
siroy^jP,
pp^de reekiMtlfn^
and enteriaBuuei^ for one abild
for a di^,. |38 'MP clothe a cW|i
{op on*fe^ $lol wJU^agant
a ebUft HhjM neU I
for a whole year. ^
■" The North Wilkesboro Council
will meet oA'i> ^aiday'"' 'bight,
7:80.^NomfnatleUi'hf oKlcers Will
be . ohd of "Beverar tniportantl
matters tor thP meeting and'all
are Invited to. attend.
'Ivt
^ehlo to dc
productfoj
to hoc
about
BNdlibpriuiTe'
^toward Increieii
th^ have beeaf pi
kr^Rar toUl;iN)ift ^
Vftnt them *0
percent of what they need.’
Ill 11
>r Dates!
OBDKft AtrtHORIZING THE
171,000 8CHOOL
BBUNDING BONDS OF
WILKES eXJUNTY ^
BE IT aRDBRED by the Board
vlUe Sunday; »
Mrs. Oble GllneiflF has a fine' .. „ .u.
„„ b.™
Is Lowry Bentley. His father, follows:'✓
Odls Gilbert, was killed In a car Section T That bonds of said
wreck some time ago. ' county £or*Hhe maximum aggre-
Mr. Sherman Bumgarner of gate amount of $71,000 are nere-
Taylorsvllle and Mr. R. C. Par- by authorized to' be issued pur-
sons. of North Wilkesboro, visit- suant
ed friends In this community «.™«"ded,, for the purpose^ of^re-
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rosco Watson, of
Lenol^Visited in the home of
Mr. InteMrs. Edward Lackey
SuDds$||llvning.
Mr.rand Mrs. Ned Rogers, of
KannSpotis, visited friends here
over the week-end.
Mrs. Noaraa Porter, of Millers
Creek, is spending this week with
funding valid subsisting indebted
ness of said county which was in- I
curved by said county as an ad
ministrative agency of the State
for providing the uniform
system of schools for the sw i
months term as required by the i
Constitution of North Carolina.!
which indebtedness is evidenced
by the following outstanding bonds
of said county redeemable at the
option of said county prior to their j
maturity on any semi-annual in-i
her grandmother, Mrs. J. B. ^ .
® terest payment date: i
Phillips. $71,000 School Refunding Bonds
Mrs. J. E. Greer, postmaster jjjiy 1935, payable July;
here, is right sick at this time. ] _ i960, of the denomination of i
We hope she soon gets well again. ' ' ’ " ■”
Mr. and Mrs. John Watts and
MR
little daughter. Ora Lee of Tay-
losville, visited Mr. Watt’s par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. S. I. Watts
over the week-end.
1 Mr.- and Mrs. Rom Treadawhy
^ of Pores Knob, visited in the
’home of Mrs. T. G. Davis over
the week-end.
been finally determined, but it is
likely that the testa will be given
on a Saturday toward the end
of November or the beginning
of December. Accepted applicants
will be notified as soon as possi- I
ble of the examination date.
Examinations will be given m j
Asheville, Charlotte, Durham, j
Elizabeth City, Fayetteville, j
Greensboro, Morgaiiton. New |
Bern, Raleigh, Wilmington, Wil-1
son, and Winston-Salem for the
people now in North Carolina.
W. F. Absher Owns
Real Estate Firm
W. F. (Bill) Absher has pur
chased the Absher Real Estate
business, which was operated
Juniors To Begin
Thanksgiving Drive
council of
$1,000 each, numbers 1, 2, 11, 12,
13, 22; 23, 24, 33. 34, 35. 46, 46,
47, 57, 58. 59, 69, 70 and 71, bear
ing interest at the rate of 5 1-2
per cent per annum, and numbers
3 to 10„ 14 to 21, 25 to 32, 36 to
44, 48 to 56 and 60 to 68, inclu
sive, bearing interest at the rate
of 5 per cent per annum.
Section 2. 'Iliat a tax sufficient
to pay the principal and interest
of the bonds herein authorized
when due shall be annually levied
and collected.
Section 3. That a statement of
the county debt has been filed with
the clerk and is open to public in- (
spection.
Section 4. 'That this order shall
OS
North Wilkesboro
the Junior Order is beginning take effect upon its passage and
, . , ~ shall not be submitted to the- vot-
their annual drive at Thanks-
giving time for support of the The foregoing order has been
Order children’s home at
Junior
Lexington.
The institution,
best in the south
introduced and a sworn statement
has been filed under the County
Finance Act, showing the asse.s.scd
one of the valuation of the county to be $15,-
is owned and 139,112.00, and the net debt for
m
late Tviiiv,!! soum. is ownea ana ana uiu ueut lui
, I by his father, the late W. R. An- supported by the state council of school purposes, including- the pro-
‘"‘sher, and is now in charge of! the order. In asking Thanksgiv- ' '''•’d.s. to be $ 23,857.42. A
Join our Lane Qe^ar Chest
Christma* Club Now. By using
our Lay-Away f*lan, any pay
ment you make from now Until
time delivery is made can be
considered a part of the 10%
down payments on Lane Cedar
Hope Chests.
a CO''"
»"*' o®-
BEAUTIFUL DOLL FREE WITH EACH LANE
CHEST AS LONG AS THEY LAST
— Be Sure To See Our Window —
Rhodes-Day
an order AUTHORIZING THE
ISSUANCE OF $196,000 RE-
FUN^G bonds of WILKES
BE IT ORDERED by the Board
of Commissioners of the County of
Wilkes, North Carolina, as follows:
Section 1. That bonds of said
county for the maximum aggre-
-rate amount of $196,000 are here
by authorized to be is.sued Pur
suant to the County Finance Act.
amendedd, for the purpose of
refunding valid subsisting indeb
tedness of said county incurred
for necessary expense^ and evi
denced by the following outstand
ing bonds dated July 1, 1935 and
payable July 1, I960 and which
are redeemable at the option of
the county on any semi-annual in
terest payment date prior to their
maturity:
$20,000 Refunding Road and
Bridge Bonds of the denomination
of $1,000 each, numbere'd 3 to 6,
to. 11, 13 to 16, 18 to 21 and 26
0 28, inclusive, bearing interest
at the rate of 5 per cent per an
num.
$11,000 Refunding Road and
Bridge Bonds of the denomination ,
of $1,000 each, numbere.d 1, 2, 7,i
•12, 17, 22. 23, 24, 29, 30 and 31.
bearing interest at the rate of
1-2 per cent per annum,
$22,000 Refunding Bridge Bonds
f the denomination of $1,000
ach, numbered 18 to 39, inclusive,
be.'-n iiig interest at the rate of 6
per cent per annum,
$17,000 Refunding Bridge Bonds
of the denomination of $1,000 each,
numbered 1 to 17, inclusive, bear
ing interest at the rate of 5 per
cent per annum,
$60,000 Refunding Road Bonds
of the denomination of $1,000
each, numbered 1 to 10, 22 to 31.
43 to 52, 64 to 73, 85 to 94 and
106 to 115, inclusive, bearing in
terest at the rate of 4 3-4 per cent
per annum, and
$66,000 Refunding Road Bonds
of the denomination of $1,000 each,
numbered 11 to 21. 32 to 42. 53 to
63. 74 to 84, 95 to 105 and 116 to
126, inclusive, bearing interest at
the rate of 5 1-2 per cent per an
num.
Section 2. That a tax suffifeient
to pay the principal and interest
of the bonds herein authorized
when due shall be annually levied
and collected.
Section 3. That a statement of
the county debt has been filed
with the clerk and is open to pub
lic inspection.
Section 4. 'That this order shall
take effect upon its passage and
shall not be submitted to the vot
ers.
The foregoing order has been
introduced and a sworn statement
has been filed under the County
-Finance Act, showing the assessed
valuation of the county to be $15,-
(139,112.00, and the net debt for
other than school purposes, includ
ing the proposed bonds, to be $1,-
047,402.44. A tax will be levied for
the payment of the proposed
bonds and interest, if the same
shall be issued. Any ekizra or
the business.
•Absher Real Estate company
bus become a well known firm
and is expected to continue its
progre! sive business. Some of the
proper les now on hand are lis
ted in an advertisement else
where in this newspaper.
I ing contributions
I the orphanage,
facts are given:
provide fr od for
iQTiifQariy_ — -r —
tax will be levied lor the payment!
tor support or proposed bonds and interest, j
the following jf (;},g game shall be issued. Any
29 cents will citizen or taxpayer may protest
1 hungry child against the issuance of such botrds ■
A NEW WARNEA MOl TSIUMm alA
WALTER BRENNAN • JOAN LESLIE
GEOAGE TOSUS • tTANEEV mOeO
A HOWARD HAWKS PRODUCTION
riMiuA k> nCE L LA»T MAI i. VUEU
for one day, seven cents will at a meeting of the board of
clothe him for one day, two cents county commissioners to te held
...ill 1.1™ Jii at 10 oclock a. m., November 17,
■will give him hospital and meal, „„ aHinnmmenl- tberenf
cal care for' one day,
or an adjournment thereof.)
- - ■ II cents c. C. SIDDEN, J
will give him the tender care of Clerk of Board of Commissioners
UJLEN
iTri 111 III I
\
Sugar
5 Pound Bag--29*^
10 Lb, Bag — 57-
25 Lb. Bag—$1-40
Western Carolina
Tender Green Beans
No. 2 Can
Only
Coffee
Rich Flavor, lb 17c
3 lb. bag 47c
Master Blend, lb. 20c
Royal Flavor, lb. 25c
e Each Pound Custom Ground e
Several Cents Savings on
Each Pound
PET MILK
6 25c 325c
PURE LARD
4 lb. Carton 8 Ib. Carton
55c $1.07
MOUNTAIN . .
Buck V^eat Flour
Water GVound
4 pounds MV
Pork Sausage
20 Varieties Clapp’s
Strained Baby Food
4 cans 29*^
Lb.
25
Queen THE West Flour
48c 88c
Rib Stew Beef
2 25*=
12 lb. 24 lb.
Bag ^OC Bag
The Best Flour for the Money
Roast Beef
20^
Lb.
NICE SIZE
Pnmes> 2 fb. pkg. 15c
SWEET SIXTEEN
Fruit Cake Ingredients
for Thanksgiving and
Christmas just arrived.
• LOWEST PRICES •
Oleomargarine fb 15c
Lean Pork Chops
30*^
Lb.
Pinto, Great Northern,
Navy, Small Lima Beans,
Pound 6c
Pt
Fresh Oysters
SELECTS
35^ Q. 69
Furniture Co.
“Couvlete Fumiah^ Of The Home’
NortH W»Uk«WO«>« N-C.
. epupty, cojga>(
missionen to be held at 10 o’clock
G.P.
it
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NORTH ^IXESBORQ, N,,
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