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■ (Continued from pa?e three) *
' Commtulon, due P. H. Ray, |1.
7"'115. In the matter of the Will
of John L. Connor, dec’d, due
T. A. BnrnB, 16.$8; Propounder,
13.00.
177. In re: The Will of Shady
Long, dec’d, balance in office 80c.
— 135. R. G. Fhnley, et al vs
Betelle Michael, balance in office
$36.30.
131. H. S. Vannoy vs E. C.
Woodie, et al, due plaintiff, $4.35
44. Janie Howell, et al vs
Nora Carlton, et al, balance in
office $1.00.
347. S. S. M. Realty Co. vs.
Often Boren, et al, amount in
office, $55.29.
369. Thomas S. Kenerly, by
nxt fr. vs S. V. Tomlinson, t-a.
due plaintiff, $934.00.
374. State of N. C. Ex Rel.
D. B. Swaringon vs Leet Poplin,
balance in office, $60,43.
391. Victoria Watkins vs C.
P. Crysel, dv«e plaintiff, $1.85.
437. Goldston Smith vs. A.F,
Phillips, due E. V. Williams,
$4.86.
454. Mary Haigwood, widow.
Vs Thelma Haigwood, balance in
office. $5.30.
459. Paul Bray vs Gladys A.
Bray, balance in office. $2.95.
572. W. B. Somers vs Edgar
D. Moore, et al, due Mrs. J. N.
Davidson, $6.10; Mrs J. L. Har
rison, $6.10; H. B. Perrj', $6.00.
597. C. C. Faw vs. Mrs. N. E.
Phillips, due defendant, .85; G.
H. Caldwell. $1.50; R. H. Bur
gess, $2.34; J. A. Rowland,
$6.60; J. R. Hix, $1.56; R. W.
Gwyn, $1.56.
601. H. P. Eller, t-a vs W. A.'
Jones, due State of N. C., $2.00;
balance in office, $2.00;.
621. H. 0. Parsons, et al vs
P. H. Parsons, et- al. due defend
ants, .60; F. W. Parsons. $2.00.
665. C. C. Henderson vs Jen
kins Hardware Co., due defen
dant, $3.35; plaintiff. .40; H. T.
Henderson, .50; S. L'. Reynolds.
$1.00; R. R. Griggs, $13.02;
Roy Saunders. $12.54.
679. Mrs. F. S. Bowers vs S.
C. Hutchinson, et al. due R. M.
Waddell, $2.16: balance in office
,75.
818. Albert Huffman vs Tal-
mage Minton, due county, $1.50.
822. Mrs. Emma Church vs
J. P. Church, et al, due I,. F.
Caudill, $1.00; Oid Wiles, $1.00;
J. A. Church, $7.44.
Jljfignienl Docket Vo. 28
258 ^oiTi^
liams Mill Mfg. Co.. -- D.S. .50.
359. Leonard Sheets, by nxt
fr. vs Norfolk & Western Ky. Co.,
due plaintiff, $1.00.
285. C. 1). Coffey A- Son-, Inc.
vs. R. t:. Finley et al, due Odell
Whittington, $3.00.
290. A. Finely vs. S ale
Highway & Public Works Pom-
mission. balance in office. .01.
294. Mrs. Lizzie Dotson vs.
r G. Fox. due .Mitchell Nance.
Htgifiiiih
778.iCw &«W, jfk
Thoihu Benjamiu Reid, balance
1b Office, $6.22. >
777. Zora Nichols, Adihr. vs
Vivian Eller, et al, due H. B.
Glass, $2,00; balance in office,
$3.00.
soil. Arnold Chandler, Admr.
vs. Fred M. Staley,'et al, due
Fred Oalbher, |2.70r 4- W. Mo-
'a. O. Nichols, $1.62;
S. TO GBT HAWP
President’ Roosevelt ha* an
nounced that alli4j»reVlowi war
programs have ibeen scrapped to
favor of a program which > by
1943 will cost ,60 per ;ent of
the national Income, meaning
160,000,000.000.
Let the advertMnsr eohunrs of
this paper be yoor shopnimr *uMp
Neill, $2.82;
A. C. McOlamery, $1.88. g. Whicker,* Jr., $5.00.
816. Jannle Wiles ▼» Freel.C. jg^gr m. Blackburn vs
Johnson, due Frank Prevette, > jjj.g q Benton, due defend-
$6.88. lant. .50.
818. Mount Pisgah Baptist^ ^gg Thomas Brewer vs Dew
Church vs E. L. Spicer, et al, gt a1, due S. Byrd, $1;
$3.72.
305.
State vs Willard Hutch
inson et al. due county. $5.15.
309. l>ake Mcst-iick vs Bank of
North Wilkesboro. balance in
office. .10.
313. John A. Caudill vs P. R-
Brown, balance in office, $l.uu.
330 P E- Forester vs Harold
Thompsoti. balance in office
$20.50.
335 w. E. Barns, e', al vs
J. F. Jordan, el at, l alance m
office, $5.8.5.
347. A. C. Pardiie. et al 's
J P. Pardue. et al. due plaintiff.
balance in office, $5.96
856. W. W. Kyle vs State
Highway and Public Works Com
mission, due P. H. Ray, $1.00.
870. Robert Huie vs. Genio
Brooks, balance in office, .95.
891. J. R. Finley, et al Ex
Parte, due H. |C. Landon, Jr.,
$2.00; C. D. Coffey, Sr., $2.00;
Henry Ogilvie, $1.00.
893. Garnet Joines vs Cicero
Broyhill. et a!, balance in office,
.25.
914. Roaring River Casket Co.
vs Northwestern Mutual Fire
Ass’n, et al, due T. R. Bryan,
$17.52.
930. Walter Owens, et al vg
L. C. Lowe, et al. balance in of
fice. $4.00.
936. Mattie McNeill Pearson,
et al Vs Clyde McNeill, et al, due
coun'y. $7.10; Homer Brookshire
$2.00; Carter-Hubbard Pub. Co.,
$4.00; A. M. McEwen, $9.00;
Fred McNeill. $1.50; Chelsie
McNeill, $1.50; balance in office
.01.
937. Pantha Gregory vs Cora
Felts, -it al, balance in officb,
$1.00.
945. M. B. Blankenship vs
Estelle Blankenship, due defen
dant, $ 2.00.
951. State vs William Lee
Langston, balance in office $1.50.
Judgment Docket. No. 29
105. Henry Reynolds vs Clem
Wrenn, et al. due plaintiff $5.60
164. Josie Wyatt, by nxt fr.
vs Ronza Wyatt, due D.S.
$1.00.
165. Ella Miillis vs Claude
Miillis, balance in office $8.06.
167. Ersie Faye Lyall, by next
fr. vs Pat (Pet) Hayes, balance
in office. $1.50.
174. Jennie Staley. Adnirx vs
$6.35.
350.
Mill Co. et ill
(\>. eT lit. due
Missions
due defen-
W. M.
Woolen.
Meadow-i
ys "Wilkes Milling
W H. H. Wauth, ,z...
355. -I. E- Holder, et at vs
RhodesDay Furniture Co., bal
ance in office. $2 09. , o t,,
:159. N. W. Academical 4: in-
du-st. Inst, vs Home
Presby'erian Church,
.90. ,
377. George McNeill, et al vs
Donald Eller, et al. due
Meachem, $100; E. E.
$1.00.
4 39 Roy Saunders vs. Dr.
Hugo Hoffman, et al, due Frank
Triplett. $3.48; C. a B
*1 32' Thoma-s Sheets. $d.10
446. John Roop vs Julia Roop
due CSC Alleghany County $4.11
453 National Linen Service
Corp. vs W. P. Kelly. Treas.. due
plain'iff. •'10
W. J- Church,
*^550. Emily Welhorn ^
Sovereign Camp of ^ ® '
due R. M. Saunders. $1-00.
564 W. A. Proffit vs.
648 Mrs. W. W. Call. Admrx
Wilma Rose toll.^et al. a
“Sr '• SUM
..d P-MM
defendant. .45
$2.52; J. A. Jones
Samuel Staley, et al. due county.
$1.25.
224. Margaret W. Knight vs,
Julian H. Knight, balance in of
fice. .25.
229. A. G. Foster, et al vs
Dorothy Foster, et al, balance in
office, $4.00.
240. Town of Wilkes.boro vs
Mrs. H. S. Soots. Mrs. Maggie
FQTciierTTriL'duli^lkW^^
$16.81; D. F. Shepherd. $3.42;
F. C. Johnson. $4.08; Noah
('hambors. $4.02; J. M. Canter.
$1.47.
211. E. C. Greene vs Itwane
Church, e' al, due J. F. Parker.
.50; W. D. Foster, $4.80; R. F.
VChittiiigton, $4.68; .lames Dan
cy. 2.40; Paul Help, $4.02; D.F.
Shepherd. $5.82.
246. M. G. Walker, ct al, bal
ance due county. $2.a0.
2 49. .Mrs. itetiecca Wyatt vs
Kenne'h Davis, et al, due W. H.
Sebastian. $3.SO; balance in of-
lice. $1.4 0.
1. U«y Minton vs Sup Dancy
Minton, balance in office, .2 i.
2 5S. W. A. Jones, et al vs
S. ”h, Jones, et al, tialance in
offiee, $4.00.
262. Leonard Vyne vs. 5\. J.
.Allen, tialance in office. .60.
275. Mrs. Margaret R. Sparks
vs Stale Highway and Puhl-c
Works Conimission. due K. M
Saunders. $1.06
290. Wilkes County vs
Hix. e- al. balance in
$1.5.73.
;!36. .1. G. Adams. Admr
1). .Adams, et al. due
Ureetie, Commr. $1.00:
Caudill. Commr. $4.00.
34 3. Inquisition Incompeteney
f Linville Bumgarner, due Ho
mer Brookshire, $7.00: L- B-
Dula, $1.00; F.G, Holman, $1.00;
L S. Price. $1.00; D. C. Whit
tington, $1.00; A. T. Fairchildn,
$1,00; Ray Kennedy, $1.00: Zeh
Davis, $1.00; John F. Pearson,
$1.00: J. R- Bumgarner. $1.00;
Claude Kennedy, $1.00; W. E
Smithey, $1.00.
355. F. C. Fells vj Manley
Harrold, et al, due Bret Co’hren,
$6.00; Earl Caudill, $1.63; Geo.
Holland. $1.00.
356. Lin Bumgarner vs John
E. Estes, et al. balance in office
$2.25.
"set. C. A. Lowe. Executor,
and C. A. Lowe, et at. due coun
ty. $.5.46.
385. State vs. Warren Kilby
et al, due Homer Brookshire $1
388. S'ate vs John W. Cash-
ion. et al. balance in office, $9.00
405. State vs John Smith, et
al, due Bret Colhren. $2.00.
450. H. S. Sparks, et al vs
'James Lambeth, $2.52; Evie
Myers, $1.32; Addle ^ Parka,
$2.62; W. V. Brewer, $1.74; Earl
Caudill, $1.20; Charlie Miles,
$6.06; due Elarl Caudill, $13.45.
498. Thomas Brewer vs Dew
ey Combs, et al, cont’d, balance
in office, $1.00.
508. Cleola Price vs S. V.
Tomlinson, et al, t-a, due Oscar
Felts, $2.00.
510. Isaac M. Eller, Jr. vs
Paul Haynes, et al, due G. W.
Bumgarner, $5.46.
511. Leonard Vyne vs W. J.
Allen, due plaintiff, $2.45; R. G.
Finley, $2.00 H. Kester, $9.50;
J. B. Beshears, $10,001 balance
in office, $8.00.
513. Mrs. Margaret Sparks,
Exectrx vs Mrs. Henrietta Sparks,
et al, balance In office, $2.00.
523. Mrs. Charity L. Minton
vs. Lessie Minton, et al, due Car-
ler-Hubbard Pub. Co. $10.00;
Mrs. E. R. Minton, $5.00.
547. W. P- Warren vs Ebb
Johnson, due Oscar Felts, $2.50;
Dave Mink. $3.00; Mollie John
son, $1.62.
623. Mrs. Lillie McNeill
vs C. -A. Lowe, Exectr, due deft, |
.50; Oscar Felts, $3.00; E. M.
Eller, .50.
627. James Nichols by nxt fr.
vs Alter Woodie, et al, due plain
tiff, $84.80.
633. R. C. Meadows vs N. C.
State Highway and Public Works
Commission, due plaintiff $3.60.
639. H. S. Steelman, Admr. vs
Charles Steelman, et al, due
county, $2.00.
660. A. T. Souther vs EmiUne
Souther, balance in office, $1.50.
662. Royal Rhoades vs Paul
ine B. Rhoades, due plaintiff, .25
663. Edifh Brewer vs Herman
Brewer, due plaintiff, .25.
664. Paul Key vs Allle Rob
erts Key, balance in office $4.00
666. Gladstone Carter vs Lo
rene Fulp Carter, due CSC Surry
county, $1.75; State of N. C.,
$2.00.
799. Statt; Highway and Public
Works Commission vs Frank J.
Hartley, due Boh Watson, $3.00;
Odell Whittington. $L0^0 r Bret
Cothren, .50; Fred C-
$3 50; Wilev Burgess. $2.00;
L. M. Cheek. $4.2(»; T. S. Greene.
$3 96- A. G. Moretz, $4.08;' V. L.
Moretz. $4.08; W. S. Moretz.
$4.1)8; A. F. Nichols, ??.88; R-
L VA'agoner, $3.72; J. M. Black
burn. $5.b'S: c. C Faw, $2.46;
H F Greene. $3.00; M. G.
Greene. $5.8Sr C. E. Jetrftins.
$6 ■ C A. Lovre. $2.4(»; (Tnar-
lie Miles'. $T.J2: A. G. MiTfer.
$8.04: J. D. Moore, .81.26; Jason
.Moretz, $2.88; W. W.
$2.58; Charlie Watson.
C. M. Wa'-son. $9.90:
Luther. $4.0'S: T. M.
$,L30; H. A
hoffUia
55'
surdHies
NVBfBSimi AND NtjMBOBiW
This is _ an age of numbers.
Practically everything has a num.
her and people hare aereral num
bers each. „
Keeping trael^of onr numbers
is ai^ig Job.
First of all our birth certifi
cate, if we had one, would hare
a number.
And there is our Social Securi-
number, which looks like a com
bination of the alpha'^ t and
most of the numerals. It is sup
posed to he available at all times
There is 'our driving license,
which has a number, and the
thing must be carried at all
times.
Then came the draft and 'we
got a registration number and
local order number. The card
showing registration is supposed
to be carried at all times.
The automobile business is a,
succession of numbers.. The title
has a number, the motor a num
ber and the car make a serial
number. There Is the all-impor
tant and very expensive license
plate number and now we learn
that it would he a good idea to
record the number of each of of
our tires, whoch would add five
I more numbers to the lengthy list
. And about all these numbers
I are supposed to be on hand
j any time anybody wants to know
I our numbers.
NUMBERS OR NAAfES
Numbers are getting to be so
important that it may be we will
just drop names.
'Can you Imagine a news g'ory
of an auto collision reading like
this:
At 8:30 on the 5th day of the
month two cars, w'hich we desig
nate as number 1 going east and
number 2 going west collided on
block 3 of stree* number 10
Car 1 was driven by driver
654321, accompanied by Mrs.
654321, who lives at 5432 on
street number 8.
In car number 2 was driver
123456 and his son, 123456, Jr.,
who were in an awful big hurry
'o get to nowhere number 6.
Car 2, with motor number
142678 and aerial number I2A-
43235, and with liceiuae number
543-34 5, was badly damaged.
Ps driver, 123456, suffered minor
injuries and It was thought ver
terbrae number 6 was fractured
in his son, 123456, Jr.
DrlTCr nmW.
Amwired
State
MOJTDAy,
qUBSTlOK: Where is the an:
hital niCeUBg and seed
icfi'tjib N.
S|guciit^h Itaid this yita$7
thie
audil event this FMr is Qre^-
vttle, JaniiaiV'SO and'dt, Wtof-.
men attending' the «)y$aqio8iUon
will given chance to see
some of the be^ seed prodaeed
state. Those wishing tr
enter seed should^ send'in their
nxhiblt by January 29 to R. R.
Bennett, farm agent, Greenville.
» fin
-^iia notax _
heir right
* - BO •» to inehide lota • Aji pemma i -
' wifi please malta*
J am to. oiocK tva nuuie uy. a _ tt* —' ''
U
SHE WANTED PEP
Father: I’m sorry I brought
you here, Dorothy. This is hard
ly a pla,y for a girl of your age.”
Daughter: Oh, that’s all right,
dad. ItTl probably liven up a bit
before the end.
PW IT Wf, w siiurru wilt piCBSe IB
taPlnt of Block 4W made by. H ttlemenbs;
- i. ** ‘ 4’^-t;* 8th day
'FItWifti 11th day «if Secembar, 1941.
D., 1941. .
A. H. CAMEi, TVnstoe
. ,i| II fi r '1^
of
BESSIS HARSQ^
Admmistratrix
^A.'H. CASEY, Atty.
j* ,i
■ ...
N(Wefe- OP SALE OF V . f r .
ESTATE T Ad» got attaMta»-^Bn«
I Under add by-virtoe of the pow- ADHimSTRATOrS If
iit p( sala.oootained in a Deed of
'nram ezeoitad by T. F. and
wife, M. Ei. SFauh, under date of
February T,' 1988, to A, H. Casey,
’Trustee f» W. F^ Lowe^ which
deed of trust is recordedjn the of-
of Rnnster of
R^rister of Deeds for
Wilkes ConnW hi Book 184. page
6, to secure the payment of a note
thmrein mentioned; and, default
ITaeifiy lyialified ae aMq
tor of estate of
I te of Wilkes county,
ic to notifw all per ,
'ms against said estate w'
•icnt thcT" to the undwiWw
lyhoRc addrc"’ is Rou'^e three. Bn.
•230, Lenoir, N. C., duly verified
■ '• or before the 1st day of Decemij
er. l'>4% or this notire will btf
inerein menuuneu; anu, ueioui, ' er. l'ez, or inis iiuu.e wiu
having been made in the payment p|p?d in bar r' their riidit to re
EXPORTER NOW
you doing now,
are
"What
Sam?”
“Ah'» an exportah.’’
“An exporter?’’
“Yassah, ah was fired
Pullman company.’’
by de
Ads, get attention—and resnlta
Sica V aaa^ Mwwaa i j imsi ai, av
thereof; and, demand having been
made on me;
I will, THEREFORE, on Wed
nesday,’January 28th, 1942, at the
hour of ten o’clock A. M., at the
courthouse door in Wilkesboro, of
fer for sale for cash to the highest
bidder the following described real
estate, viz;
Adjoining the lands of M. C.
Williams, John A. Davis, John
Joines and others;
BEGINNING at a stake on the
Moravian line, John Joinos’ cor
ner, running West to Elisha Broy-
hill’s; thence North to a pine in
the forks of the old road to M. C.
Williams’ line to a stake, John J.
Joines’ comer; thence West with
fiver. All persons indebt^ t'
es’atfi '"ill please make Imme
Mite settlement.
This 1st Hav of December, 194L
MRS. L. C. HORTON,
Admin strator of Ihe estat
rf W. J. Horton, dec’d.
1-5-ht (m)
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE i
Having qual’tied as adminis^ra-|
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as Executor of the said John J, Jojnes line to the
the estate of Adolphus J. Taylor, beginning.
teceased, late of Wilkes County, A. H. CASEY, Trustee
North Carolina, this is to notify all 1-19-41 (m)
persons having claims against the —
estate of said deceased to exhibit NOTICE OF SALE
them to the undersigned at Sails- Carolina,
bury, N. C., Route 2, on or l^fore wilkes County,
the 29th day of December, 1942, or Under and by virtue of an or-
this Notice will be pleaded in barij^j. ^he Superior Court of
of their recovery- All pemons in- \v’ilkes County, made in the speci-
-iebted to said estate will please proceeding entitled Clyde Hayes,
of he estate of Odie T. Gil-i
bolt, late of Wilkes county, N. C.,
his is to notify all persons hav-'
■ g claims against said estate tci$
• esent them to the undersigned,.'
v’ o.se address is Boomer, N. C.,f
uly verified, on or before the!
1st day of December. 1942, or this.
1 tice will be plead in bar of their |
ight to recover. All persons in- |
dobted to said estate will please >
nake immediate settlement. t
This 1st day of December, 1941.
MRS. ODIE T. GILBERT, ,
Administrator or the estate f
of Odie T. Gilbert, dec’d.
l-6-6t (m)
make immediate payment.
This the 29th day of December,
1941.
W. C. TAYLOR.
Executor of Adolphus J. Taylor,
2-2-6t (m) Deceased.
NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the pow
er of sale contained in a Deed of
TVust, dated August 6, 1949, and
recorded in the office of Register
of Deeds for Wilkes County in
Book 196 at page 72, executed by
Paul Shew and wife, Dossie Shew,
to A, H. Casey, Trustee for ’The
North Wilkesboro Building & Loan
Association, to secure the paymem
of a note therein mentioned: and,
default having been made in the
payment thereof; and, demand
having been made on me;
I will, 'THEREFORE, on 'Thurs
day, January 15, 1942, at the hour
of 'Ten (19:90) o’clock A- M., at
the court house door in Wilkes
boro. offer for sale for cash’ to the
highest bidder, the following de
scribed real estate, to-wit:
A tract or parcel of land situat
ed in the Town of North Wllkes-
Wilkes County, State of
Administritor, vs. Ida Lou Bum
garner; et al, the same being No. ‘
769 upon the special proceeding
docket of said court, the under
signed commissioner will on the
26th day of Jan-oary, 1942, at 12
o'clock. Noon, at the Courthouse
loor in Wilkesboro, North Caro
lina, offer for sale to the highes*
bidder for cash that certain tract
■■'f lard, lying and being in North
Wilkesboro Township, W'ilkef
County, North Carolina, and ad
joining the lands of Ida Lou Bnnr-
garner and others, and more parti-
cularfy described as follows:
1st TRACT: Being Lots No. 32
and No. 33 and 13 feet of Lot No.
.34, in Block 10 as shown on Map
of H. C. Landon, C. E., wh ch map
is recorded in the Regi.ster of
Deeds Office of Wilkes County in
Book 67, at page 571, reference to
which is hereby made for further
description. Lo's 32 and 33 have
a frontage of 30 feet each, mak
ing a totel of 73 feet fronting on
the hardsurface road, extending
back to a depth of 150 feet, as
shown on the plat above referred
to- .. -
2irl TRACT: Being a portion of
J. R.
office
vs I'C
G. r,
J. A.
Turi/ef
$3.30,
John E.
Ferguson.
Cranor. $2.40; How
ard H. Brown. $-(.62; John \\r
Nichols. $2.94-: -A. E. Wingler,
$2.61; Ivcvi Greene, $4.20; G. M-
riuirch, $1.20; Ike Ctiorch. S4.-
10. Etlminslen, $2.88;
Ralph Duncan, $3.00: C. E. Jen
kins $3.00: J. D. -Moore. $3.00;
L. H. Miller, $T.00: S. H. Jones.
SI 50; A. J. Ednrin.sten, $1.50;
Willie Greene, $4.32. ,
si:;. William .McCann vs Jim
.Mitchell, et al. due W. J. Snow,
$3.00.
.sit. Noah -McCann vs Jim
MiUdiell, due W. J. Snow. $3.00.
815. Paul McCann w; Jim
Mitchell, ot al, due W. J. Snow,
$3.00,
8A9. In the mat'er of the Es
tate of Mrs. Currie Lee Morrison,
dec'd, balance in office, $2.00.
$90. Mrs. W.L. Joines, Adnrrx
vs Presley Joines, et al, balance
in office, $1
89 5 M. C. Wingler vs Shen
andoah Life Ins. Co. Inc., due
plaintiff. $2.50: Richard Wingler
$2 76; Alice Wyatt, $2.76, Leon
ard WyaC, .$2.52; Walker Wing
ler, $2.76; R. Don Bumgarner
$1.86; Guy Call, $2.76: R. C
Jennings, $1.20: Bill Queen
$1.47; Nan Wingler, $2.76.
895. M. C. Wingler vs Shen
andoah Life Ins. Co. InC, (con.)
due Nellie Wingler. $4.02; Ross
Lee Wingler, $2.76; Robert Wy
att, $4.26; balance in office
$1.00.
935. Forester-Prevette Insurance
Co. vs Mrs. A, R. Sherman, due
Homer Brookshire, .71. ^
Pines and Penalties No. 1
Balance in Office — due school
1, was not hurt and Mrs.. 654321
was badly frightened but not
hurl.
Officer number 9876 Investi
gated the accident, recorded as
Tuimher 8765, hut iio'arrests were
made.
UKSfHATIOAS
We didn’t make any New Year
resolutions because we hadn’t
■tsed the ones’ made Iasi year and’
the vear before.
RET;^IJA’^I>^
This was reported from the
home of a ma'n-ahouL-town: Dad
was playing -so much with the
electric train which San’a Claus
brought his son. Billy, that Billy
decided to do something about
it. He found his dad’s cigaffi and
refused to quf smoking them
until his dad quit playing with
the train.
riiOSE friends
"Ah say, Mary, would yon jes's
soon—?’’ ,
"Look here, Jim Jack.son. don
vou git fresh wiT me. Mafr
MiSK Smif. not Mary. Ah^ don
low only mah lies’ and mos par-
tfcnlar friends to call me Mary.
"Ah begs yo’ pardon. Miss
Smif. Bu‘, say. Miss Smif. would
you shif to d-e Oder knee? Dfs
one’.s gettin' tired.’
WH.YT N.ATURE' did
I hate to say it ju>5t because
It sounds so mean and shocking:
But Nature heat you, Santa Cll»ua
At filling Peggy’s stocking..
boro, l^lkes County, btate oi jj, pfggjf gg shown
Nprtb—4atE--asap -tu»d
an* of Henrr Reynolds and oth-1 g gf 17 feet on the
ere; 1 m- hardsurfacc road and a depth of
BEGINNING at a stake on the \ -
North side of E. Street in Block; o
FUNERAL SERVICES
THAT P.ELI8.VE THE ;£REAVE'; OP
ALL OETAILS OF "UNERAi. PLANS
Reins-Sturdivant
North Wilkesboro, N. C-
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
407, 205 feet Bastwardly front the j
>nt«T5cction of K. Sr Swain Str^s;, ,_i2;-4't (ml
This 22nrf day of December, 1941.
KYLE HAYES,
and, running thence North 27 de
gree 27 minutes West 116 feet to
a stake on the South side of Mast
Street; thence North 40 de^es,
.59 minttes East along the South
side of Mast Street 54 feet to a
=take on the South side of Mast
Street; thence South 27 degrees,
27 minutes East 137 feet to a stake
Commissioner
ADMINISTRATRIX’S NOTICE
Having qualified as Administra-
-
rrix of tho Estate of John Andrew
Harris, late of Wilkes County,
,ouin siu. o. Sti'te of North Carolina, this is to
South 27 degrees, NOTIFY ail person.s having claims
■ ' against said estate to present ttiem
Williams Motor
Company
T H WILLIAMS, Mgr.
MAR-fRAME
SERVICE
"iood
Used Ca; s. Trucks
and Tractors
• FASY TERMS •
•iVlll Pav ( a-^h fur Late Model
Wrerki'd Cars and Tracks
Tomn'ete Rody Rebuilt
on tbT North orde of K. Street;
thence South 62 degrees 33 mm
to t’^e un'ders'gncd on or before
the 8th dav of December, 1042, or
^loclrii- and \ etylene We
•otrov'' 3:34.J
mission, due plaintiff, $1J)0^
709 W. F. Rash vs Mn,. S. A.
Mitchell, due County, U
L. Myers, $3.66; balance m office
08
■109. S- Shumate vs R. C.
Wood, balance in office.
763 T. B. Gray vs Chester
Mathis, et al., due plwntlff $4.60
,i,u. 11. -- -- ifund, $400.00.
State Highway and Public Worlw | pjoj,ate, recording, C. S. C., and
Commission due >W. H. McElwee 1 special fees, collected during the
$2.25: W. A. S’TOud. Comm’rImonth of November. 1941, and
$3.00; E. J. Durham, $4.50; W. Uumed over to County General
A. Stroud, $2.40; Conrad Dur-lpund, as of December 1st, 1941
ham, $1.20; Garland Durham, $1362.30.
$1.20; Clint Alexander, $1.20; I C. C. HAYES,
Paul Jolly. $1.20. j Clerk Superior Court.
.463. In the matter of the j Subscribed and sworn to before
Adoption of Ralph Martin Myers, m6 this 15th day of December,
due C. M. Hurst, DS. $6.00. 11941.
FOR MAGNOIiLA.
I wants
Old Colored Mammy:
a ticket for Magnolia.
Ticket Agent fafter ten minu
tes of weary thumbing through
Russeri’s Guide): Where is Mag
nolia? 
Old Colored Mammy: She s
setttn’ over dar on de bench.
iT vMOUlO
Al
woouo cob. X . POR
L A MONTH.)
.». V ^
To relieve
Misery of
COLDS
666
rVIf^s
LET!
SALVE _
nose DRore
COUGH DROPS
fry “Buh-Mv-Tiun"—« Wonderful Llnlmeni
469. Mrs. Lizzie Dotson vs'
EJLSIB FOSTER,
Dr. E.S. Cooper
—chiropractor—
Office Next Door To
Reins-Sturdivant, Inc.
—^Telephone 20S-R—
Office Closed Every
jThitradsy Afternoon
.“fy;.. .....
"What if we had to store away a haU ton of
candles every month ... at a cost of $348.w
to give us the light we needl Maybe
We haven’t been appreciating the steady,
brilliant light that electric bidbs brmg ^
and at an average cost of $2.50 a month
which includes lighting, sweeping, ironing,
toasting, radio, etc., and in many instances,
electrical refrigeration. Tonight, chwk your
home for adequate lighting and realizing the
low cost ol proper Ught. improve those
dark spots where better light has long
been needed!
POWER COMPANY
77B.
In re: Major ftlgglns, et Henry Dotson, Sr., et al, due J.
Justice of the Peace.'
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