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aM To The School*
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ciattO'
'{»i^nefc>Te*chers AsrocUtioo
N(t& l^akwbore ecJ»A^
v*U feieHts itf tD~%
promt it ft tBOttaif to '^le hd4
In th* srfinol *uKtortoin on .Unt*
dfcy niftht, 7:80, for a round toWe
disGftssion » th« suljjec^ of addi
tion of the 12th year in North
'Wilkdahoro schooia.
The quaation ia docribed as be-
in|r of vital importance and a
large attendance of school patrons
is raqaeated. Parents, members of
the city board of education and
faculty members will particii»te
in the dismssion.
PtW to the discnssion the glee
club, under direction of Miss
Ixtiise Younce, will render a con
ceit
In spite 4 sewtwe winter weather, pr6(r«*/'is being
made on erection of CoU« pairy Froduct* emiipany!*
milk plant in WilkoftiKirp. Flan* are tp comply Jhe
plant by the middle ol ApcB. The company tnU manu
facture poeydered milk'and milk route* to purdcase milk
from farmers of Wilke* and adjoining cmm^io* are be
ing esUbliahed.' (PhotobyUwightNichol*)
Charlie Miles Has
SOME NEAR CirV—
liqirorHonses
Not In Corporate
limits This City
Figure* On Liquw Sale* By
One House Given In Ar
ticle By W. T. Boat
1C iva..^ ..saw foreman;s rei^rt—
Registered SheepjCmnil jlity FflldS
County Pi^rty
hi Go^ Condon
Charlie Miles, of Trsphill, be-
. Heves he has the only registered
j sheep in WHkes county. If atty-
lone else has one, please get in
touch with Mr.‘ Miles.
Mr. Miles has registered with
Americtan Hampshire Sheep esso-
ciation, Sam No. 1, which has
serial number 162007. He now
has a total of eighteen sheep.
The Jou
tUCB Xl
-'A.ia:
6Auu«hi|aiii^
' 'tSftm. h«
>WWB article*?
be a great
in Wilke* o«u
The Conijjty
l|Ke to e^p
preciatton
cflHiperaflOB
riot in 'hriu
to the farm
coBceim the'
further assi
oBieft and th*
In lotting tbto
riot appreijic
lo tw ^ &oiifc
•retary'oTthe
,.eouu^: ■ V'(;
^j^ctosing two
we feel wm
to the farmers
Figures on sales of. tax-paid
liquor to dealers in Wilkes, as pub
lished In ah article iu thg Cmehs-
bmro Daily News by W. T. Best
and rephnted in The Journal-Pa
triot here last week, have been the
subject of much comment.
Boat in his artjcle stated that
aalm by one liquoii 'wholesale
hoQua in anotbor Mkte sbourad that
tX/M'. mobma 'hf -
‘ ___ -
d^jng^ tbs "month td Deowdter.
While the figures were not ques
tioned, it has been pointed out
here titat while the dealers may
have used North Wilkesboro as
HERE ON FRIDAY—
Saun^rs Urged
Mucli Activity
By Kiwanians
ittee would
lir grateful dp
iHiole-hdir'ed
lo Jonrurh-Pat-
iportant news
’{his uonnty that
Program, slid ;
the county
nty, Comulttos
of news to
qaickeet nsan-
er time would
,, Itobert Chatham, resident of
, MUtkftftftMm Wilkes ehaiged sriili
[ ^Ihe Idlife ftlayfng of RoyaT KeCSup-t
tef in Wi&eslxHro two moudu ags,
ehtared a plo* of manslaughtw iu
W flkita court today anktlw ykft
lyus^^ accepted fay ^licitor Aiwu
B- Hail after some of the evideuM
noi
•ner pbisVbie, wh
not permit the %iunty office to
write lndivt4ual 1et‘e^ to all
persons concerltod.
The Journt^atriot no doubt
realises ttiat the Agricultural
Courthouse. County Heune, program wlU bring In o Wilkes
:;:S.TuU«SrS[o.pital ap^nmnuately ,120,000
.:u| OewBm>*»* H.-»»;ib*u* uftpto
toofter Mww'whiofti aMackel’mI ptobablr
tank a German Mitonftrtoe tbe Attaftttc oeutt, Lettetftaf.oeinusepto
were given llie orew, Use oldeat ef umea# la 2ft* Offioqftu ye, k^t* V*-
Brig* Krejofsd, B^sr .ftdin. A.tedreie, aaft Lieut,QM-’flftfth Orum.
Mother Of Mn.
I Landon Oiet In
I MilledgeviHe, Ga.
and Camp Inspected
Grand jury in Wilkes Superi
or court euihmitted a brief report
setting for'h the nmAber of bills
toramined and- the condition of
county property.
The grand jury examined 42
bills, found 32 true, three not
true, seven were continued and
One presentment was m»de.
The grand jury visited the offt
mother of
for the year 4ft41 In cash, seed, | g Bnnis,
fertilizer, limwtone and other j .Henry Lahdion of this city,
m)aterlal*i that rare a rr.luable ,
at hf^r hnmgi aJt Millfidee*
aid, in the'county. We appreciate
the fact that’the Journgl-Patriot
further yealto**' that through
this prof^UB lie farms of Wilkes
been greatly im-
county tore
proved, '-i
Hie Afteociitlon pppreclales
the favpfif,«n#^e fact that The |
Journal pittMtidoes stress the!
program «ot3M* members of the j
r»* M—- M. w ~ r m - Aj 'oes in the court house, the coun-lpress haye not-considered some
Dutrict Kiwama Leadur Ad- ^ tubercular hoepIfiT, the jot ‘he toftt^rmatfon «« important
Jail and prison camp, reporting
k41 in good condition. Robert
Sbencer was fpfftittftn df- the
grand jury and W.,4i.‘RlMkhttm
stoa^tory.^;;^''
died at her home at Mllledge-
ville, Os., yesterday, acewdiug
to new* received here by Mr.
Landon. -i*’-
Mrs. Landon land daughter.
Mtos Sue Landon, were present
when Mrs. F.nnis pamed away.
dreaaea Meeting Of Noftth
Wilkesboro Kiwanis Chib
“Vtetory By United
be our mottoT, .
Effort
Myron
nto* dltoitot governor of” Klwahte.
told the North Wilkesboro Ki-
wanb club in meeting FrlA.iy
noon.
The progifem was In chareo
toek i^stoffice' address,' and that of Pat WlUiami, who in roduced
much of the liquor may have been the speaker. The district gover-
hardled near North Wilkesboro.; nor delivered a iorcefnl address,
that the bootleg busines did notjse tlng forth Kiwanis’ part in the
go on in the corporate limits of (war patter.i. He said that “We
North (Wilkesboro and in the ju- ,r,eed not lees of Klwvmis but
risdiction of North Wilkesboro po- more”, and that major commit-
lice as a law enforcing body. , tees. Including Ci'lzenship, Boys
In all faltness to the town of
North Wilkesboro and its police
department, it has been pointed
out here that the article calls for
more talk, esneeially a statement
thpt the liquor houses are not In
the corporate limits of North
Wilkesboro. ^
The article by Bost gave many
interesting figures of the volume
of liquor handled by houses in
Wilkea and other counties where
liquor cannot be legally sold under
state law. His article stated that
nearlv 3,000 gallons were billed by
one l|iquor house to a dealer at
Purlear. It was pointed out in the
article that the fegures were for
only one wholesale liquor house
there are 3,500 where
and Girls Work, Public Affairs,
Agriculture, Support of Church
es. Business Standards, Vocation
al Guidance, the Underprivileged
Child, and others can render
valurble service, not only to tlie
communt'y but to the nation.
Lieut. Governor W. M. .Allen,
of Elkin, spoke briedy. telling
how civic clubs of Surry county
(ire giving drafted men entertain
ment before they leave tor army
posts.
The club approved a resolution
and vltjal to th^u Wilkes county
frrmers a* some Sther Iwa! items
In behal|iof toe Couaty Cooi-
iniuee am? . thift COWllt*
lAi
FOR JUNIOR ORDER—
Rangers paMilng
On ^
VALUABLE ..CAUGO—
$3,500 Loaa Of
Liquor TfJten
/ By PItroImen
N«w Truck 176 Cases
Taken On Moravian Falls
' Road Friday Evening
State highway 'pstrolman cap
tured a $3,600 loud of tax-paid li
quor between Moravian Palls and
Wilkesboro Friday, Highway Ps-
trol Sergeant Carlyle Ingle said
%
BBS hsftid.
Judge J, H. Clement has
fSMMd sentence.
'' Next of the six murder
eplendured for trial this
charges Monroe Sfanmste.witli toe
murder of John Miles st DockarP
two months ago. Shuuu^ Is
charged with stabbing Miles in the
throat u few hours after toe twe
had some trouble at the Shmaato
homei The itate is asking a ver
dict ot Second degree or maa-
siaughter.
Following are cases in wUeh
judgment was rendered daring toe
latter part of last week:
Luqy Rousseau Whittington ver
sus Rnssel Whittington, divorce.
George Shew, operating car
uduls intoxicated, four months oa
roMds.
Rtynolds Roberts, operating car
while intoxicatod, not guilty.
Gordon B. Comer, operating car,
while intoxicated, four mowtos
suspended on payment of $50 ai4
Negro Aslanlts
White Man Here
to m infh^«r a?d
sure W r^dfered ftiitoe
future..^ grtfing this vPpI neWs
to farmers hi toe county and which
will a!^t in the production of
fiod and feed and will indirectly
the Junior GiMer |^ be sponsor’was .
and will use the {unijts frrfm the E. Isc
admission chargee of 20 and 351 was owned
Roper,, the ‘ '
Troy Cockerfaam Get* w|n the vfar.
Months For Knife Assault
Jones Bowles Saturday
Trov CocVprh!*m. 'o"nl colored
man. was sentenced in city court
today -to 18 months for assault
with deadly weapon Saturday
night on Jones Bowles. He al.so
received 30 days on a charge of
drunkeness. .
h''\RD.«! meeting—
Gi^ Information
On Sugar Stamps
When Available
cents. c*; |North Wilkesboro. h. Hinshaw. violation proWbi-
The Rangers, who have delighr dnVer, gaw bond fOT hearing county hone;
ed large audieneee-' in several'be hto. Mo^y ^ore ^ j,’ ami 90 days suspended,.
I tpteR snd have apperred her?, Jentiin^ in WiIkcsdoto. | Weae,* ariraiaAi
will be accompanied by Grady Quor was billed to Iteperts Inn at
Cole, radio announcer and com
mentator, and Myron Snyder, pi
anist, all of WBT. ^ most enter-
tainin.g program is assured >'11
who will attend.
.j , Ulenn West, violation pwAlbi-
quor was billed to It®P® * . (joh law and assault on female, six
Morganton and the load insisted
if 176 cases. I jgsse Charles Ward, carrying
... ..,.1 wi-c 'c.iicealed weapon, three months
CONVICTED IN WILKES “.suapended on payment of $60 fin*
(■’..-i p.'i-u.-. i f>s,,r ' n'fo I ■ Wil'tes countv’s two rationing
wounds on Bowles Saturday night J! ore making arrangements |
Princess Cafe when Bowles was to handk sugar rationing, which is
Dokies Club To
Dine On Friday
_ North Wllkeahorn D. 0. K. K.
attempting to prevent Cockerham pwe^ted to begin soon. have a dinner meeting
from attacking a man after a C. R. Eller, countv superintend- Friday, March 13, seven o’clock.
quarrel started. ent of schools and who is also a at the K. of P. lodge hail. Dr. A
Bowles received two'cuts on his member of rationing board num- C. Clii mberlaln and John IValkei
head, one on his chest and one on her 1, said todav that the people will liiive charge of the program'
his left thigh, after the negro ha'l would be informed throutrh the and Urwley Myers wtll he in
asking the government to exer-' struck him on the forehead with pewspapers and through the charge of the dinner arrange-
and that
bootleggers can buy tax-paid liquor
to be brought into North Carolina. ’ °f Reading. Pa.
_2 I Cardwell: Rev. M.
else efficiency and to be econom
ical in non-defense expendlture.s.
Guests at the meeting were .-.s
follows: R. M. Houck with Dr.
F. C. Hubbard; Charles K. Kane,
with Genlo
B. Lackoy
TVAV*1 r« «3 ---- - ——- -
some object and dazed him. For- .schools of the arrangements made men s.
tuna‘ely, none of the cuts were to register people for sugar rc-
dangerously deep and he was re- tioning and any other information The
uangerousi.v ueep «... t.v co.,...* »..u »», - -
leased from the hospital after his will be announced just as soon a.= for man. 1c the yr»sti»st coffe®
wounds were treated. ® available. consumer in the world.
Gets Parole So He'
CanJomtheAnnyl
and costs. Ward was acquitted of
the murder of Ora J.' Holder at a
former term of court,
Russell Hendren, operating car
wdiile intoxicatod. Four months
(suspended on payment of $50 and
Ted Pitt* Granted Fejeedom costs.
So He Can Report To Se
lective Service Board
Raleigh, March 5. — Governor
Broughton has granted a parole to^
a State prisoner so that he can be
drafted into the army. Paroles 1
Commissioner Edwin Gill announc
ed today.
The prisoner was listed as Ted
Pitts, who was convicted of break
ing and entering in Wilkes county
MARCH 31 DEADLINE—
Sip Now For
-42 Farm Program
SNOW OFF ROADS—
County Schools
with J. B. McCoy; J. D. Holcomb
of Elkin, and the speakers were
visiting Klwanians.
YES, THE SNOW WAS DEEP LAST WEEK—
DRIFTS HIGHER THAN AUTOS ON HIGHWAY 421
n last December 8 and sentenced to
jfiom one to five years in prison.
Ijt was announced today from
the county AAA . office by Law
rence Miller, secretary, that
March 31 was the deadline that
applications for payment on tb*
1941 program would be accepted
iln that off’ce. Information has
H.wRr0peMjw;jt.JS"”s„.
Crimson Clover Seed
All Wilkes county schools, which
had been closed since last Mondav
aftornoon ■ because of snow and
bad roads, re-opened today, C. B.
Eler, comity superintendent, said.
Higdiway officials said snow and
drifts had been cleared from all
.dn Wilkes and from all the
highways in the mountain coun
ties.
Hjere was some delay in remov
ing the 12-inch e"ow from se-o-
dary roads in Wilkes last wv»ek
because of the pressing need for
eqnipnient to open snow-blocked
hiehwavs in the mountain coun
ties, where snow had drifted on
highways tp a depth of several
feet at many places.
Quartet SingmsT
At Pleasant Home
Jliimers who have c -imi’on
clover should plan to. hprvest
crop for seed this year as large
supplies are needed for seed and
a good market price is assured.
E. Y. Floyd. State ExecOtlv ;
Assietant, furnished the above in
formation to the office ^f the
Wilkes C.A.C.A. and stjated' fur
her that the supply of crimson
clover seed for seeding next fall
will be short. Home grown aeed
must be provided to supply the
need of leguminous crops In this
county. Tested seed dellViered In
bags to designated handlers will
bring a price Of 11.6c per pound
if the germination Is 90 per cent
or more to farmers Who would
•GUI said that Pitts *;jnst prior to ^ ^
the above convmtion had received B^ecutlve Asstflint. to the
notification from the ‘ effect that It will be neceesary
Mce board of Mecklenburg county theVork of the Bx-
to report *" amlnlng SeeMon and General An-
id forces of the United Stetes^. . Washington,D.C„
Now before. ^>»i “ within the next 45 days, to srake
fficials of the Selective Service Departmeut
and for his reason It is neceeirt-;
iLm isoner in order that he mig-H ^ appllc'ttons. be signed S
tomply with these previous ^ers. ^ ^
: appears that the prisoner bore a ' ' X
-vwl. character and reputation producer who has nof ra^ ’
^Hor to the above SUte offense. ^ ^
- ' I I payment should conta*' theeuuA’,
J. R. Rousseau S* * i ty office immediately In e«tof•
iXE* f- I the records might he . .
'txica IS LiOCaieu ^ to determine whe'her they a*e»fl
Ovet Tomlinson’s'to receive payment or fyt.
The offkfe ‘TTr. Hommean. WEDNESDAY AT lljSO—
stote nbUactor of revenue .in
Wflkra* hue been moved from over
ty Bftidk of Morto 'WSkeftboro ^
buili&w to second floor of the
TomHnson "Pepurtaieftt fttore
like to sell their seed.
I Several farmem in Wilkes
OnuBtet stagln* toUl h® at the counto secured crimson ctover
Hosw Baptist church ^
March 16, a* 1:$0 p. eoncOrns in 1941 aud thsse far-
« All quartet* erja. «*«
fekSL to attend. Pleaft- safte^tote* ^
M tocftted ftftur enoftth W snfipUed tor the
' , * heeSft of thj* county,
4 - ^7*:
.. JmH. to
woelb Dwi^Flfliifoift, of
bttil^Oif OB Muin street, fennmr lo
cation of toe dHrisioti highway ^
*fc«a.-- v' .
Ronssean ■wiH be hi Ms ftf-
fice «|I tiiis 9^ Tueedsar'Miimto
and iatoa^Ne tex
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Quills
Gl*o..chib Of
wR) remStikm. .
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