Dr. John W. Kincheloe, Jr.,
PMtor of the First Baptist
elmrch, addressed North
Wllkesboro Klwanis Ctuh> Friday
noon on the subject of ‘'Personal
Handicaps and Social Progress".
The speaker cited n ions
of persons who forged-ahead- and
were snccessful dasplte handi
caps. Some of those listed were
as follows:
A blind girl in the post oftioe
in a South Carolina town: Helen
Keller, blind, deaf and- dunth-l
President Theodore Rooseteit^
weak body and injured eye; John
Mflton, blind; Alexandef Pope, a
weak, frail body; Lord Byron,
dob foot; R. L. Sterenson, tu-
bereniosis; Bethoyea, deaf;
Thomas Edison, poor hearing.
The list of those handicapped
by poverty; Mozart, extremely
poor; Michael Pupin, came to
America penniless; Madam Curie,
poor.
The list of those handicapped
by accident: Orison Marden. his
manuscripts burned; Thomas
Carlysle. his manuscripts burned.
The 1i.‘?t of thost who had great
opposition: The Wright Broth
ers; Robert Fulton, and Napoleon.
Those who became inspired
while in prison: O'Henry, Sir
Walter Raleigh, John Bunyan,
the Apostle Paul, and Cervante.s.
"It just seems like some people
have to be handicapped to give
to us the blessings they do. We
have had marvelous inventions
because of those handicapped
people. We do awe a great debt
to them/’ the speaker said.
At the meeting Friday O. H
Sluss. of Bluefle'id. W. Va., was a
visiting Kiwanlan and Ben P.
Estes wos a guest of J. C. Reins.
Dr. Wm. C. Tate
Heads Lees McRae
Banner Elk. - T)r. William
Cummings Tate, prominent phy
sician of Banner Elk, has been
elected to the presidency of the
Edgar Tufts Memorial Associa
tion, the position left vactint by
the death of Edgar >i. Tufts on
June 15 of this year. He will
take up his new duties immedi
ately.
The .Association consists of
Lees-lifcRae College. Orace Hos
pital, Granfather Home for Chil
dren, and various allied enter
prises.
Hr. Tate has been chief-o£-
.staff of Grace Hospital since 191l.
Until the death of the Rev. Ed
gar Tufts, its founder, in 1923,
Dr. Tate was his associate, and
since that time he has been a co-
worker with Edgar Tuf's, the
son. No one person is more fa
miliar with the work of the. As
sociation. with the problems of
the mountain people, and the
close relationship of the two.
Watauga Democrats
To Meet August 15
(Wataugo. Democrat, July 30)
The Democrats of Watauga
county have been called to meet
in nomina'ing convention at the
courthouse in Boone on Saturday.
August 15, at 2 p. 111., by Rob
Rivers, chairman of the Demo
cratic executive committee, tor
the purpose of naming candidates
for county offices, for the house
of representatives, and tor the
state senate.
Precinct chairmen are asked to
hold meetings on the afternoon
of the 14th at 2 o'clock to name
delegates to the county conven
tion.
The townships
have convention
ted here: Bald
Beaver Dam. 13;
11; Blue Ridge,
Cove Creek, 13; Elk, 1: Laurel
Creek. 12; Meat Camp No. 1, 11.
Meat Camp No. 2, 2: North Eork,
1; Shawneehaw, 4; Stony Fork,
6; Watauga, 10.
of the county
votes as indica-
.MouiTain. 3;
Blowing Rock.
2: Boone. 53;
Commercial truck riops made
good progress during the first
of July, with conditions for Ihe
most part being favorable for
growth, maturity and harvest.
Williams Motor
Compa.ny
T. H. WILLIAMS, Mgr.
BEAR FRAME
SERVICE
Good U»ed Cars, Trucks
and Tractors
— EASY TERMS —
Hill Psy Cash for Lst* Model
Wrecked Cars snd Tracks
:ompIete Body Rebuildi^
Sectrie and Acetylene Welding
’PHONE 334-J
Hon. Felix Alley, Judge FresicUng
MONDAY, AUGUST 10
No.
No.
.No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
4 —State vs. Buster Staley—Murder.
5 —state vs. Jess Ellis—False Pretense.
8 —State vs. Clarence Crews—Hit and Run.
24 —State vs. Lester Marley—A. W. D. W.
26 —State vs. Lester Prevette—^Hit and Run.
27 —State vs. John Poster—^L. & R.
32 —State vs. Ed Welborn—A. W. D. W.
42 —State vs. G. W. Young—A. W. D. W.
49 —State vs. Roy Brewer—A. W. D. W.
47 —State vs. John Pardue—^L. & R.
48 —State vs. Clifford Watkins and Mrs. Clif
ford Watkins—H. B. L. & R.
51 —State vs. Ola Long—L. & R.
53 —State vs. Mrs. W. G. Benton—L. & R.
54 —State vs. Paul Elledge—L. & R.
52 —State vs. Ralph Frazier—L. & R.
56 —State vs. Charles Fairbranks Harold—A.
W. D. W.
59 —State vs. Charlie Sparks—Attempt
Commit a Felony.
No. 60
No. 61
No. 71
No. 72
No. 92
No. 97
No. 79
No. 3
No. 6
No. 7
No. 9
No. 10
No. 12
to No. 13
—State vs. Richard W. Pharr—L. & R.
—State vs. George Famer—L. & R.
—State vs. Walter Foster and Jane Doe—
L. & R.
—State vs. Walter Foster and Beulah Bar
nes—L. & R.
—State vs. Fannie Cothren Pruitt and E. J.
Durham—Forgery.
—State vs. Wade Brider, Gordon Johnston
and Clay Rowland—A. W. D. W.
—State vs. Worth Finley—L. & R.
—State vs. Rufe Haffner—Bastardy.
—State v&. James Parks and Lois Bobbins—
P. & A.
—State vs. Charlie Miller—O. C. I.
—State vs. Walter Love—Vio. M. V. L.
—State vs. Julius Edward Minton—0. C. I.
—State vs Ivey Jerome Lovette, Jr.,—O. C.
I.
—State vs. Hampton Monroe Wyatt—V. P.
L.
No. 14 —State vs. John Andrew Brown—P. & A.
No. 15 —State vs. Avery Hayes—Vio. M\ V. L.
(Appeal).
No. 16 —^te vs.,Wm; Odell Bumgamer-rr-0. C..I.
No. 17 —State vs. Geo. W. Young—Forcible Tres
pass. 7
No. 18 —State vs. Charlie Alexander Johnson—0.
C. I.
No, 19,—State vs. Elarl Torrence—0. C. I.
No. 20 —State vs. Dean Houston—0. 6. I.
No. 21 —State vs. Dean Houston—Vio. W. V. L.
No. 22 —State vs. Douglas Wolfe—Public Drun-
keness.
No. "29 —State vs. Henry C. Shore—Vio. Game Law.
No. 30 —State vs. Hubert Pierce—O. C. I.
No, 31 —State vs. Walter Foster—0. C. I. and No.
Operators License.
No. 104—State vs. T. W. Yates, Otha Johnson—V.
P. L.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 11
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
33 —State vs.
34 —State vs.
35 —State vs.
36 —State vs.
37 —State vs
without
38 —State vs.
39 —State vs.
40 —State vs,
C. I.
41 —State vs.
Arlie Howell—0. C. I.
Percy Martin—Abandonment.
Dallas Horton—V. P. L.
Flossie Shoemaker—O. C. I.
Dexter Vaught—Operating Car
License.
Clyde Watts—0. C. I.
Barney Franklin Smith—O. C. I.
Wake Lawson Shoemake—0.
Van Bidden--V. P. L.
No. 43 —State vs. Monroe Dotson-—V. P. L.
No.- 44 —State vs. Ina McCarter—V. P. L.
No. 45 —State vs, James A. Elledge—O. C. I.
No. 46 —State vs. J. H. Griffin—Reckless Driving.
No. 50 —Stale vs. Charlie Everette—A. W. D. W.
and Injury to Property. '
No. 55 —State v.s. Wade Shumate—Bastardy.
No. 57 —State vs. R. F. Waugh—Disposing of
Mortgaged Property.
No. 58 —State vs. Jack Russell and Charlie Sparks
—Damage to Property.
No. 62 —State vs. Eudaily Billings—Re.sLsting Of
ficer.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
63 —State
64 -—State
made
65 —State
,sonal
66 —State
132— State
133— 5tate
112—State
vs. Eudaily Billings-
vs. Eudaily Billings-
-Drunkene.ss.
-Assault on fe-
vs. Eudaily Billing.s—Injury to Per-
Property.
vs. Gwyn Bussell—Reckless Driving,
vs. Eudaily Billings—Burglary,
vs. Eudaily Billing.s—Drunkene.ss.
vs. Eudaily Billing.s—Drunkeness.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12
-State vs. W. E. Winkler—Drunkeness. No. 75
No. 67
No. 68 —State vs. W. E. Winkler—Resisting Offi
cer.
No 69 —Slate vs. John Albert Bumgarner—Vio.
M. V. L.
No. 70 —^'*ate vs. James L. Combs—0. C. I.
No. 73 —State vs. W. F. Snyder—Vio. M. V. L.
No 71 —State vs. Hester Franklin Donkel—Vio.
M. V. L.
No. 76
No. 77
No 78
No. 80
No. 81
No. 82
No. 84
—State vs,
C. 1.
—State vs.
—State vs.
—State vs.
—State vs.
—State vs
ing and!
—State vs.
—State vs.
Nature.
Harrison Gladstone Pinnix—0.
H. W. Huggin.s—O. C. I.
Frank Pennell—O. C. I.
Clay Holbrook—O. C. I.
Mack Evans—O. C. I.
Claude Ashley—Reckless Driv-
A. W. D. W.
Robert Ray Gentle—O. C. I.
James Greene — Crime Against
No. 85 —State vs. Woodrow Marley—C. C. W.
No. 86 —State vs. George Ballard—O. C. L
No. 88 —State vs. Walter Spraggins — Reckle.ss
Driving.
No. 89 —State vs. R. C. Cundiff—O. C. I.
No. 90 —State vs. Clyde Broadway—Drunkeness.
No. 98 —State vs. Mack Evans—V. P. L.
No. 120—State vs. Mack Evans—A. W. D. W.
No. 127—State vs. Albert Church—Manslaughter.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 13
No. 87 —State vs. William V. Osborne—Man
slaughter.
No. 91 —State vs. Dallas Edward Laws—Abandon-
ment.
No. 93 —State vs. Theodore Roberson—Abandon
ment.
No. 94 —State vs. Howard (Runt) Bynum—A.s-
sault on Female and Drunkeness.
No 95 —State vs. Guy Church and Geo. Ferguson
V. P.^.
No. 96 —State vs. Clay Greer—Bastardy.
No 99 —State vs. Garland Dollar—O. C. I. and V.
P. L.
No. 100—State vs. Richard Rousseau—Reckless
Driving.
No. 101—State v.s. Everette Herman Wood, alias
Otto Wood—Drunkeness.
No. 102—State vs. J. C. Adams—O. C. I.
No. 137—I. G. Teague—Worthless Check.
No. 147—State vs. Mack Gantt, alias Mack Craven
and Estil Miller—L. & R.
No.
148—State vs. Neil Watkins and .Alma Ladd—
F. & A.
No. 103—State vs. Frank Cox—Bastardy.
No. 106—State vs. James Green—V. P. L.
No. 107—State vs. Esther Foster—V. P. L.
No. 108—State vs. James Saylor—0. C. I.
No. 110—State vs. H. W. Marler—\^io. Weights and
Measures Law.
No. Ill—State vs. Mary Price Sheets—Vagrancy.
155—State vs. Mary Price Sheets—Vagrancy.
No.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 14
No. 113—State vs. Millard Gentry—Reckless Driv
ing.
No. 114—State vs. Thurman Royall—Bastardy.
No. 116—State vs. Mrs. Albert Hawkins—Violating
School Law.
No. 117—State vs. J. C. Eller—Vio. School Law.
No. 118—State vs. John McGuire—Vio. School Law.
1
SECOND WEEK
MONDAY, AUGUST 17
No
No
No. 11 —State vs. Howard Church—V. P. L.
No. 28 —State vs. Jim Pruitt—Man.slaughter.
83 —State vs. Hort Absher—Murder.
105—State vs. Everette Call—A. W. D. W'.
109—State vs. Frank Haynes—L. & R.
115—State vs. Harold Macklin and Charlie
Pruitt—H. B. L. & R.
119—State vs. John Miles—A. W^ D. W.
121—State vs. Ray Edwards—L. & R.
No. 124—estate vs. Grant Holbrook—L. & R.
No. 125—State vs. Charlie Holcomb—A. W. D. W.
No. 135—State vs. James Dowell and Dawkins Bar
ber—L. & R.
No
No
No. 145—State vs. Allen J. Johnson, John Scott
Johnson and Filmore Nelson—L. & R.
No
No
No. 146—State vs. Allen J. Johnson, John ^ott
Johnson, and Filmore Nelson—L. & R.
No. 166—State vs. William (Bill) Eldridge—High
way Robbery.
No. 167—State vs. Fred Jolly and T. P. Mayberry—
V. P. L., A. W. D. W., and Vio. Slot Ma
chine Law.
No. 168—State vs. Fred Jolly—Vio. Slot Machine
Law.
No. 169—State vs. Bill Eldridge and Hasten Eld
ridge—A. W. D. W.
No. 170—State vs. Bill Eldridge and Hasten Eld-
dridge—A. W. D. W. With Intent to Kill.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 18
No. 149—State vs. Luther Bert Billings—Criminal
Assault.
No. 150—State vs. Warren Anderson, Carter Trip-
lette and Sikie Johnson—H. B. L. & R.
No. 151—State vs. Texas Slim Williams—Abduc
tion,
No, 152—State vs. Henry Minton, Palmer Smithey,
Jones Eller and Arvil Eller—H. B. L. & R.
No. 154—State vs. John Reddick—Assault with In
tent to Rape.
No. 153 State vs. Millard Gentry—Criminal As
sault.
No. 158—State vs. Ed Smith—A. W. D. W.
No. 162—State vs. Robert Glenn Adams—Incest.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19
No. 122—State vs. Lawson Parsons—^Trespass.
No. 123—State vs. Talmage Byrd! and Mozelle
Owens—F. & A,
No. 126—State vs. June Vannoy—Abandonment.
No. 128—State vs. Nylie Parker—Worthless Check.
No. 129—State vs. Nylie Parker—Worthless Check.
No. 130—State vs.
No. 131—State vs.
Driving.
No. 134—State vs.
-No. 136—State vs.
No. 138—State vs.
dy-.
Sidney Anderson, Jr., 0. C. I.
Sidney Anderson, Jr.—Reckless
Bill Garfield Adams—0. C, I.
Tallie Barnett—^0. C. I.
Luther Burton Billings—Bastar-
No. 139—State vs. Etvin Roper—V. P. L.
No. 140—State vs. Aaron Fuzz—C. C. W.
No. 141—State vs. Charlie Wineberger—C. C. W.
No. 142—State vs. Wm. B. Benfield—^C. C. W.
No. 143—State vs. Beamer Hemric—0. C. I.
No. 144—State vs. Berlie Myers—0. C. I.
(CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT)
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