. .: -i' . ^ ■ '■ iv ..
fiMiMaom
on B street, nevly
dewrated. Phone Ml. 7-80-tf
North Wllkeeboro Methodleta
d^eated their rlnals of the »awe
denomination In Wllkesboro on
Tuesday afternoon but Wllktjsbo-
ro Methodists remained on' top
by a narrow margin In the
churches’ softball league.
Crews pitched brllllantl:' for
the North Wllkeshpro Methodists
and allowed only six hi ^and as
many runs. For the wlnnllng team
Snipes led In hitting with three
while Collins, Starr and Grayson
got two each.
—The Presbyterians played one
FOR RENT—Modem three-room. of fbelr best games Tuesday to
apartment. AH conveniences. I Wllkesboro Baptists 10 to
3. The fielding play of the Pres
byterians was excellent and that
fcy Pat Williams, Jr., in left field,
was nothing short of sensational
end he caught everything In
sight. Stout and Bare ied in hit
ting with two each for the Pres
byterians while Jarvis, Reavls
and Bouchelle collected two each
for the Wllkesboro Baptists.
Attention is called to the fact
that the season has been extended
; FOR REffJT—^Two Apartments, one
^ 1*** five rooms and bath on main
floor; other has three rooms and
bath. Suitable for two smafl or
one large family. Apply at
Teague’s -Pressing Club. 7-13-tf
Call 409
ae'428. 7-6-Af
^JALE
FOR SAUit
cattle in
W. Tatei^
alf 4r|reaivold
Mod eoBdition. Geo.
PUrlear, N. C. It
Mist
EUf* neous
I
a.g» ^mlsi
for
ents. 'ft
U—
tocker apanJel dog,
dpi; bob-tail. Reward
to Mra. J. L. Clem-
It
Important Notice
jto Town
Taxpayers
Pursue.nt to law and an order passed by the
Board of Commisaioners of the Town of
North Wllkesboro, I will advertise Real Es
tate, beginning about August 14th, to
Be Sold On The 14th Day of
Septemher, 1942
to satisfy unpaid Town Taxes for the year
1941, and will also levy upon, advertise and
sell personal property ind garnishee wages
to c4lect delinquent taxes.
All Taxpayers who owe any taxes for
year 1941 2u-e urged toi pay at once.
the
W. P. KELLY,
Tax Collector for the Town of North
Wllkesboro, North Carolina
Wilkes County
Superior Court
(Continued From Page Six)
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20
No. 156-
-Hit and
No.
No.
No.
No
No
estate v.s. Millard Horse Gentry
Run.
No. 157—State vs. Glenn Brooks and Huey Pinnix
Dist. Religious Worship.
159—State v.s. Vernon Church—-Ba.stardy.
1*60—State vs. Conrad Durham—.Abandonment
161—State v.s. Vester Perry—0. C. I. and Hit
and Run.
No. 163—State vs. John H. Joines—Profane and
Indecent Language.
jsfo. 164—State v.s. John H. Joines—ResLsting Offi-
C0T.
No 165—State vs. Clarence Childers—0. C. T.
171—State vs. E. Hamby—Appeal for Cost.
172 State vs. Will Anderson and Granville
Greene—Appeal for Cost,
bjo. 173 State vs. Herman Owens and Grover Wil
moth—Appeal for Cost.
No. 174—State vs. Jack Holloway—Affray.
Witnesses in cases from the preceding term of
court are required to attend court without being re
subpoenaed.
Witnesses subpoenaed to appear before the
Grand Jury will appear before the Grand Jury on
the dsy subpoenaed to do so, and after they appear
before the Grand Jury they will appear back on the
day the case is calendared for trial.
‘ Witnesses in cases not reached tm the day they
are calendared for trial are required to remain in
court until the case is finally disposed of or until
dismissed by the Solicitor.
All defendants who are in jail, regardle.ss of
whether cases appear on the calendar, are subject
to be called at any time.
All cases in which defendants have been bound
to this court and are not on this calendar are subject
to be called for trial at any time.
[fl-
Rboatlat ..
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- IQidato
aiBrlcai^. waH i
lea#
an fUtt,gofUt
At Moravian
Afternoon; Large Num
ber Attend
. unfahln#
I patrons
v»- iS
tba'^ InqpNH^l^
Falls Tuesday they '^ms^ss
ims at
I never given np^niRtl alTiiae
' ■wOiaiiBP^'C ., ^
, Martin county tanBMIt tif
about their l»4a ^
iiecsuse drought has
yields coaelderably, says 3o03X.^^>^
Ik^les, Assistant tuna ageaL;.-'^;^
QU.tRREL . . . John Carrdll and Ruth Hussey indulge in a lovers
dispute in an hilarious scene from M-G-M’s “Pierre of the Plains,”
at the Liberty Theatre Monday and Tuesday.
arid will include one round of
games for all teams. Interest in
the league has maintained a high
pitch and the games have afforded
excellent recreation and exercisv’.
After Tuesday’s games the
league standing
TEAM
W. Methodist
First Baptist
Presbyterian
N. W. Methodist
W. Baptist
' V-
w
4
3
3
2
follows;
L PCT
367
600
500
400
333
Returns To Houston
Mr.. James O. Hubbard will
return to his home in Houston,
Texas, tomorrow after attending
the funeral aiicj burial of his sis
ter, Mr.s. Gertrude Hubbard Pear
son, at Moravian Falls Tuesday.
Mr. Hubbard is a United Slate.s
Commissioner, being connected
with the Conciliation Service of
the government. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. R Hubbard,
of Moravian Falls.
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
— for —
SALE
At A Great Sav
ing To You.
The following items
are for sale ....
2 Bedroom Suites
with chest of draw
ers; 1 Livingroom
Suite; 1 Diningroom
Suite; Kitchen Ta
bles and utensils,
and many other
items.
This furniture will
be on display at the
JEAN’S SHOP
on
August 14-15-17.
You may call for
information at any
time.
Harry Massell
Care of Jean's Shop
’Phone 370
North Wilkegboro, N. C.
China Relief Donations
Here Total $124.79
(Continued from page one)
great need among Chinese people,
our allies In the war, for food,
clothing, and medical suppliefi.
Contributors are asked not to
wait to be contacted personally,
but to take or mall their contri
butions now to Mr Halfacre at the
Bank of North Wllkesboro.
The list of contributors and
the amounts given follows:
Special collection at
Union Service 125.09
C. C. Gamblll 5.00
F. C. Tomlinson — 100
An Impressive funeral service
was held Tuesday afternoon at 2
o’clock at Moravian Falls for Mrs.
Gertrude Hubbard Pearson. The
service took place at the home of
Mrs. Pearson's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Hubbard, and was at
tended by a large number of rel
atives and friends.
Mrs. Pearson, wife of Mr.
Bruce Pearson, died at Moravian
Falls early Monday morning fol
lowing an illness of many years.
The service was In charge cf
Rev. J. M. Creep, pastor of the
deceased, assisted by Rev. A. C_.
Gibbs, superintendent ‘of the El
kin Methodist district, and Rev.
J. E. Hlpp, pastor of the Boule
vard Methodist church In States
ville.
Following the funeral service
at the Hubbard home the remains
were laid to rest In the family
plot In the beautiful Moravian
Falls cemetery.
Active pallbearers were: Paul
J. Vestal, Dr. Hannibal G. Dun
can, W. C. Hendren, Latta Walsh.
S. P. Pennell, and R. A. Greer.
A beautiful floral tribute, at
testing to the high esteem and
love In which Mrs. Pearson was
held, was carried by a large num-
Iwr of ladies of the Moravian
Falls community.
V
Plan Calf Sale
J. B. Snipes, Wilkes county
agent, was In Yadklnrllle yester
day with county agents of Surry
end Yadkin counties laying plans
— I for ® Guernsey sale to be held
Mrs. Ruth S. Halfacre 1.00 for the three counties this fall.
Friday andSatorday
Just 25
— ALL WOOL
Botany Gulf-Tone
Suits
TO GO FOR
*16*®
Reduced From $25
Open Saturdays ’Til 9 P. M.
Marlotv^s Mens Shop
“NEW AND CORRECT MEN’S WE^B”
JUNK RALLY
FOR NORTH WHIESRORO AND WILKES COUNTY
National Scrap Harvest Day
Saturday, Aug. 8th
at
North Wieshoro
Junk helps make guns, tanks,
ships for our fighting men....
Bring in anything made of metal
or nlbher to Carl A. Lowe &
Sons or Williams Motor Co., and
get paid for it on the spot.
Bring your family
Spend the day
Meet your friends
S
JUNK MAKES FIGHTING WEAPONS
One old disc will provide
scrapsteci needed for 21 Osemi
automatic light carbines.
One old plow will help
make one hundred 75-mm.
armor-piercing projectiles
One useless old tire
provides as much
' rubber as is used in
12 gas masks.
f f f f
One old shovel will
belp make
4 hand grenades.
Let’s Jolt Them With Junk from Wles County!
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GADDY MOTOR CO.
YOUR CHEVROLET AND BUICK
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