^ewt Itomt AIh^J
■wiy TuriMlr : ittoiAenn^p, a!^V Mr. i. B. McCoy^ a
„'itk«aboro, ItM iNiliated hi the U> citizen of this city, uoAse^s^t
^3. Ann; at Port Bragg. ' nperatioB today at the
' pital. Hia condition tlw^.after-
Q; fJ' Miaa Mary Helen Greene, of noon was described as satisfactory.
^HBaone' was a #eek..end guest of . ^ „
Mr, atui Mrs. Dock Wiles. 1 Mrs., J. E. Spainhour and Mr.
Roy Spainbour attended funeral
tsrv.lces for Rev. W. R. Brad.ahaw
, former Biptist prstor here, at
,the Pirst Baptist church in Hkk-
A t.., i. i A' * ory Saturday afternoon.
A daughter was bom today at | .
the'Wilkes hospital to Mr. and! Mrs. Frank Eller, Mrs. Ka'h-
Mrs. J. R. Beamon, of North'ryn Lott and daughter. Anne.
Wilkesboro route one.
i'kMr. H. F. Hayes and family,
of North Wilkesboro route three,
were visitoiB In this city today.
Ifrs. Lillie Martin returned, to
her home here today from the
Wilkes Hospital, where she had
underwent an operation.
spent the week-end In'Salisbury.
I where Mrs. Eller visited Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Culley and Mrs. Lott
and daughter visited Mr. and,MrH
Max Barker.
iT'hose from 'Vt'nkesboro atten.
ding funeral service at the Hiek-
Mr. and Mrs. William QBian and
son of M^nt HoU^ spent the church Satur
“” iday afternoon tor Rev. W. R
Arvel Phifer. Bp.tdahaw were Mr. J. H. John
Miss Ella Brame. nurse at Hoi
’-•■Una College, HollinN, 'Va., is vis
..Ring her paf^ente, Mr.-and
P. J. Brame.
Mrs. 'W. M. McCulley, of Salis
bury, is spending this week here
with her fa'her and mother, Mr.
and 'Mrs. E. E, Eller.
Miss Marcella Pendley, of Pur-
lear, has accepted a psisition in
the Office of Yadkin Valley Mo
tor company.
son, Mrs. W. B. Llnney Mrs. He'
en Cashion, and Mrs. Georg*
Mrs. ( Kennedy. Former residents o
V/ilkesboro there included Mr
F. G. Holman and Miss Ha Ho!
man, of Raleigh, and Mrs. W. H
Spivey, of Rich Square.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Plii!-
more Rhodes on March 21 at Da
vis Hospital In Statesville, a son.
t Mr. Flank Pennell, who has
■been living in San Francisco for
some lime and who has been
called to service in the noval heat
-Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Robbins. . , ,
Misses Nora and Elizabeth Bot-j''^'’erve, has been '
toms, and Miss Josephine i'^ PHcL
Haffey, of Somers township, were | Pennel , Millers
Nor h Wilkesboro visitors today. ' Mrs. John W. Gaither of .Miller
Creek. He has returned to Phila-
.Mr. Max .‘Vheher, well knwn dgiphia to join his ship there.
young citizen of North Wilkes’jo- „ ,,, , ,
ro Route 1. was among the many Prt. -Albert D^ey u.,
visitors calling at ths office to-|i'. M. \\ ood, of Roai mg iver, , »
dav gi'adualed from the huge Air
I ('oi-ps Technical school at Keesler
Mr. H. .'VI. Waddell, who >e iMiss., after an intensive 19-
sides at .Moxley postoffice. w,is a course which prepared him to
pleasant caller at this office to- s^rve as an Airplane Mechanic “on
day.. While here he had his name {i„, line.” Private Wood’s class,
added to our subscription list. 'which nuinberetl in the hundreds,
r, • , „. .i • J I will be dispersed among the many
Mr. Dwight Wiles received ^j.mv Air Forces to
IKUuuil injury to his left hand Sun-, Uncle Sam's
day when a car door was slammed [ course there includes
train iiijf in uircraft maintenance
fundamentals, airplane structures,
Ne^V-
Inued
ii'\^lB,,No. ,5? comprU^p
jtna .faiwtj, tfa^ tie soutf
^Tifth' Pklif tQwir^ ,Wal
comnottif;, ,,ypr ,Wa1tt'
broken and two others were badly
bruised.
-rtoCottW
(But,
SheTnei.)
hydraulic systems, propellers, in
struments, engines, electrical sys
tems. fuel systems, engine opera-
,tion, and inspectial of single and
I multi-niotcrcd planes.
! Master Sgt. Jolui D. .Moxley, son
"" lof ldIS. Ellen Moxley, of Laurel
'Springs, has been admitted as an
j Officer candidate to the Air Force
Officer Candidate school at Miam'
' Beach, Florida. After successfully
completing a twelve week intensive
course of instruction. Officer can
didate Moxley will be commission
ed a 2nd Lieutenant in the Army
of the United States, (Air Forces).
.At this school, the first of its kind
the Officer
spociali'zed courses in administra-
supply duties.
SPICED with Ginger .Rogers, “Roxie Hart” comes to the screen as
a good little girl who could do no wrong—but how she tries! Ginger
is starred in the hilarious new 20th Century-Fox hit at the Allen
Theatre Thursday and Friday.
Skinnay Ennis, A College Flop,
Organizes Band With Hal Kemp
Mrs. B. F. Watkins
Funeral On Sunday
Skinnay Ennis’s career Is an ex.
i.’-mple of what can be dong !n
the wry of turning a hoibby into
fi. li^p work '* ~~ ■
Skinnay always loved music. held at Bethel
Daring high school in his native
SaUabury. N. C., he organized
and conducted a school hand and
orchestna. The boys didn’t ma’.ie She died ^iday.
much money, but they hrd lo's ' Su^vrng are her ^-"band am
of fun, and Skinnay was launch,^d daughters: Mrs. Thomas Hig-
on his career as an entertainer. ®
which has curren ly reached a Watkins, of North Wilkesboro.
new hi^h point in his outstanding
. , , , - . -i
of'air^e MwttvUaJEalla Tto^ti-
ahip mrth Monviiui 'Cjihek
ipvar to Moravian Falla this -t&. ja
-riiproxiinately ion.iiii^.eoi'-
, «t .|Vflkefharo. .am^'
.MOub',^ TovllsV^M*
alttf HOk I. wlfich ioehidM idiot
.a fai^, tie aoutli^'i^jipri^
vp.
noflhoni 9a«t|p^
tPOWMblP. .♦«)»» rtp •i,
a.erow,«pprogitnB^P^';f#« ,
lf-^he|ry;
wsiek ift all
MallienT' ToTwakfpjffekl
of hlghyrar No;.
No. ,
District No. iijt—Mulberry wo,
3, - which U comprised of the /er.--
ritory het-ween Highway No. 18
and Mulberry Creek.' .
District No. 18 Is Mulberry No.
4, which ia composed of the H.ay
Meadows community, or that
portion that lies east of Mulberry
creek up to Mulberry No. 1.
District No. 19 — New Castle
Township No. 1, wlhch is com-
prise^d of Clingman community,
or all of the territory lying north
of old Highway No. 60 over to
Clingman and then directly west
to the Yadkin county line.
District No. 20. — New Dastle
No. 2, comprised of the northern
end of New Castle Township.
District No. 21—North Wllkes-
b'oro Township.
District No. 22, — Reddles
River No. 1, which is composed
of all the territory that lieswe.st
of Millers Creek and from Millers
Creek north on Highway No. 16.
District No. 23—Reddies River
No. 2. which is com'posed of all
the territory that llai east and
north of Highway No. 16 and No.
'421 in Reddies River Township.
District No. 24—Reddies River
No. 3. which includes all the ter
ritory that lies betvTeen Millers
Creek on the west and Highway
No. 421 On the east.
District No. 25, Rock Creek
No. 1. which is composed.-of all
the land west of Knottvllle to the
KnottvlllebMountjaln View Road,
then Northwest on the Hay Mea
dow Road.
District No, 26 Rock Creek
No. 2, which is composed of all
the territory on the northeast of
the township that lies north and
asst of MounUln View-Roarlog
. kVBock ^Ifeek No.
of all ihe
shhthewR eorner ’of
Ho-
nj^stMtos
iklR;; ' -t ^
; DiS*Hct.;l?0-,;?®r TlWhiU No.’ E
to «mb*k>**4 all the 4er»
Ttaphill Tlpwnship tbaf ^
, of JUtae tondy OtMk'"
S»pd jioaring -7
.Diilrlct No. Sg^irrapbiH Hdl'
DpfgUoUa
Creek , and Ro*riii|#.tv«r oto the
west err'er to the Ikmght^-A#^
Blkln Rtoid. . •,
i Distriet'No.’SJ, Traphlli
Ii inelndes all tlie">terrft«diY,
i« the. i)ot!l|^ioii Ai»tlii:yp-
^ Nfl7';tsS§’'Oalon No.'"'!.
?jOOto*poh«*: of the bskWl^ |
Fork eom^ftnfty located In tWi^
irJJt * v®«t sMtiok of" tJnloti
. i- _ ti'-i,-
iiirlcj-HA- ?4**iPblop No. 2.
wiujui Hif'TOapo^*. of the North
Wri or T»»»Sy;«*tfon that lies
ih tJie nortSeiiBt cai*hiri-
District No. SB, Union No. 3.
which Is compoied of from Whit
tington School south to the Stan
ton and Reddies River' line.
District No. 36, Walnut Grove
No. 1, which Is comprised of the
^Ingfleld-Dehart Section that
lies wevt of Carter’s Mountain.
District No. 37, Walnut Grove
No. 2, which is comprised of all
the territory east of Carter’s
Mountain, composed of Abshers
and Dockery Settlement,
District No. 38. Wilkesboro No.
1, which is all the territory that
lies to the west of the east fork
of Cub Creek.
District No. 39, Wilkesboro
No. 2, which is all the territory
that lies east of Cub Creek.
Places of vo!lng for the pur
pose of electing community com
mitteemen end delegates to the
county convention will be an
nounced at a later date.
LAWRENCE MILLER, Sec'y
Wilkes C. A. C. A.
ttor-Fatr-
ofleen .Arw «
Mr*. a»i^#i8:r
Reading the ads. get you more
for less money; try it.
Hundreds of men’s and young
men’s new Easter suits on the
racks. Come and get yours now!
Prices a«e reasonaWe. GOOD
WILL STORE. Maurice Walsh.
COLDS
as most n—
WICKS
1 ▼ VapoRuh
|4—4li.l
Relieve misery, as most moUi«s
do. Bub thof
throat, chest
aai back ■with
Um«' teated
Pattern 516 Is cut in misses!* andl
women's sizes 12, 14, It; tS. SK.
30, 32. 34. 36, 38 and 40. Size MT
requires 3% yards 35 Inch fdtMtc--
and 4% yards ric-iac.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS fpt«*
ONE CENT (0 cover cost of lu*-
Ing) for this pattern. WRITE
CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, AO-
DRESS AND STYLE NUUAFRL
Send orders to Newspaper Patlbna
Department. 79 Fifth Aveane. Nei»
Yo'if,
Rev. A. B. Hayes and Rev.
Hayes conducted the service.
Ed
tive. pe,'.s0Tmei and supp.y
Lpon gradua ion, offieeis will b. ,3^^ j,is roommate wa.«
assigned to duty a lad of simll'.r musical iiiclinv
deparunents m the An Foices thu.
relieving trained pHots fro™ orchestra, and Skin-
dutie.s and allowing, them to devote « . impor ant mem-
their full tune to flying. The ini- personnel, playing the
mediate ava.libdity of housing and . Another meim-
traming facilities .plus excellent
climactic comlitmns prompted ar-
my officials to choo.se Miami Beach . „ • u..,,
as the ideal location for the school. Sco t Music Ha'b
I Skinnay was taking a coinmer |
Mrs, D. H. Brown .
Is Taken By Death
s
V'tov
role in Republic's “Sleepytime
Gal," starring Judy Canova. now
11, me O’ ,is showing ;-t the Liber'y Theatre,
candidate studies 3o
During 192.5 and, 1926 Eiin'.s
rniversity of Noi’lh
Funeral service was held to
day at Austla, Baptist church for
Mrs. Maud Jane Brown, age 52.
wife of D. H. Brown, of Traphlli.
She died Sunday morning in the
hospital at Elkin. ^
^flL.'.Brpwa is survived by her
hy^amLfivo SOttJ, Ernesi Robert
and Wli.ner Ifa Brown, tnd one
daugh'er, Mrs. Ed McGridy.
Funeral service was conducted
Icial course, hut the Kemo orches jiby Rev. L. E. Sparks and Rev.
lira seemed to interfere with his. Grant Cothren.
s’udies. The interference was | ^; j—
pretty well inaked when the boys I Dealers in Mexico quickly sold
, . ... '!counted 11P and found they had all the passenger cars and motor
grossed $2a00 in the first nine
of their operation. With
tha* kind of money coming in.
the hoys were more Interested in
they were in
and before I ■
DID YOU SAVE THE PENALTY
— On Your —
Wiley B. Johnson,
Claimed By Death j
B
of tValniit Grove township, died,
at fi p.n a. m, todav a- the Wilk.’s !
Hospital after an illness of ten
days.
Funeral service will he held
T’lesday. three p. m.. at Walnut
Grove church in Wrlnnt Grove
Township. Rev. T. E. Belvins
1901PHE MENJOU
GEORGE MONTGOMERV
Lynn* Oy*rm«fi • Nigal Kr
fhti Silvan - Sara Allf^aod
WUIrooi Frawlay * Spring Byiiigton
Ttd Narih * Raynalds
D/racfM/ by WILUAM A. WHLAM,N
A 30TH CINTUIT-POX PtCTUHE
Thursday - Fridaj
ITS HER:BEST!
Garde Lombard
Mr.andlMrs.^th
ROBERT MONTGOMERY
Today - Tuesday
will conduct the service.
For a few months prior ‘o his
death Mr Johnson had made h's
home with his danehter. Mr--.
George .Alexander, in North
Wilke.’horo. He is survived by
widow. Mrs. Julia Ann John,
and the following sons and
daughters: Orrin Johnson. Lex
ington; Mrs. Pearl Clary. Dehart:
Glenn Johnson, Winston-Salem;
C. D. Hall. Martinsville. Va.;
Johnson and .Mrs. .Alexand
er, North Wilkesboro.
.arrangements than
math and English.
trucks they could receive from the
United States last year.
We have openings for several
Thousand new customers. The In-
ducemcjits are great. The savings
'can be made to reach the higher
long'Utieir college career.s were jj|e GOODWILL
abrndoned j STORE. “The Place for Bargains.”
•Skinnay was • with the Kemp ;
band for thir een years.
his
son.
Mrs.
Neff
They
came to the west coast to mak-
a picture with Bob Hope, and
Hope suggested to Ennis that hd,
form ,in orches'ra of his owP;!
Ennis took heed, and was booked
in the Victor Hugo in 193S. H
was here for two yerrs, appear
ing meanwhile with the Bob Hop’
Pepeodent show on radio.
MASONIC NOTICE
ter
There will Jie a Dl^rtct Chap
meeting of the 2nd Crpltnlar
L. F. Smith, Age 82,
Claimed By Death |
Funeral service was held at Wal-'
nut Grovfc Baptist church near
Pores Knob Sunday, ten a. m., for Dtatrict held in the North Wllkes-
Louis Francis Smith, age 82, who boro Fraternal Hall on Friday,
died Thursday at his home in Mo-j April 3rd at 7:30 o'clock p. Iii.
ravian Falls township. All Companions are urged to Ik’
Surviving are eight sons anlj present; visiting Companions will
daughters: Joe, D.ck, Arthur and
Dock Sn: h, Mrs. Mollie Carrigan,
Mrs. Ben..ia Pox, Mrs. Julia Mes-
chock and Mrs. Zora Meschock.
As the days pass, the govern
ment restrktionB grow greater and
greater. Acting as your purchas
ing agwits, and trying to assume
thii reaponsibility, we admit the
ma.Tketa hare ns atomped. Hew*
ever, we shall continue to buy
from the best source of so’^'
and save yon all we can. IHB
**Give Uncle Sam a lift
mth thr^t**
Taxes?
Those who paid th***- *^^***'^ ^**'*'**
19^2, saved the additional penalty of. 1 per cent. Were
you among the thrifty to save thU penalty? If not, you
nyn save an additional 1 per cent penalty if you m^se
payment on or before . . .
WnilnesdBY, April 1st, 1942
R ayon fabrics lose strength
. when ■»«. Never iron
lajioa until it's paMicalty dry—
of you'll injure the threads and
shorten the life of. the garment.
be cordially welcomed
C. P. WALTER, H. P.
f(2
rffTi
mil
J. C; GRAYSON, Sec.
-
( Mu^
ft
i '
United States soldiers, serving
j ‘ ’
in the armed forces say one of the
things they like most to'receive is
the home town newspaper.-
Invest Use peonies you’ll save
ATTBNTiON OF PbSpLE -
THAT WORK
The Goodwill St«n» offem
moth aaaortments^. if
lothes for all tha faaOy.
ia al«Ma 1%^'
-Ig yoqf,PVVfylb89iB>l«d “y*
jtSif'* collectiona were good ln»t month. Many tanpajmr*
saved the penalty. Be among those SATing *!»• •»*rA
penalty thia month by p>ying your County Tan before
the above date. A 3 per cent penalty wBI be added to
all^ County Taaea not paid on or before April laL. ^^2.
4>.
and Tu €(Aette