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to the hestenly Tlalon.” ,
The Walsh reunien '7UI be held
Sunday, Sej>tember ft at th© Mt.
that certainly deserves Pleasant church at Champion, we
le mention ^ la the very et® advised by Mr. Fred Walsh,
ul revival that was In resident and one of the
all last week at the Elk leaders of the clan. This iratheri-
church. The services were l°ft 1^® to be an annual affair
*e of Rev. Ed C. Hodges, and many of the name are expec-
8h)n and the earnestness of ted to be present from all over
Ing no doubt wrought a ' this section of the country as well
work for that'community as friends of the clnn. Hon. V. D.
dee such a service results Guire, of Lenoir, has consented
tmnedictlon' to a wide area, to again address the gathering,
• aoe the advertisement thct besides there will be many other
i'Church is the foundation of people of prominence present.
tlon” as we pass along the H®v- Victor Harrison, of Char-
ways. We are advised that lotte. filled the regular appoint-
dren as well as grown-ups ment of the pastor. Rev.'R. L.
and women of mature years, label at the Beaver Creek A. C.
submissively in the meeting church Sunday morning while
or© the earnest pleadings of Rev. Mr. Isbel was holding meet-
s eloquent mon of God. Twen- ings in Elastem Carolina,
two persons were baptized on The extreme wet weather we
iday morning In a beautiful have had in August seems to have
litlsmal service in the plact-.l had a sillght let up and farmers
ters of old Elk Creek. Eight are very glad to see It as they
bed the church by letter, mak- Vant to save hay and other
; a total of thirty additions to roughage.
Elk church. Rev. Mr. Hodges , Harry Dorn, of Philadel-
fs been called es pastor of this pjjj^ jg visiting friends here and
_v.i. to business matters.
She plo.ns on returning to the
northern city after a week here.
Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Cranor
were visitors among relatives
here Sunday.
Miss Eleanor Ferguson, who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
H. S. Kyles, in Graham for sever
al days, returned home today.
Mr. Balph Swanson, of Boomer,
was a business visitor in the
corrimunity Monday. •
Mrs. Allie Wilmelt, of New
York City, who haf. been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Dora Wallace, for
sever«.l days, returned to her
home last week. If will be reMll-
eJ that Mrs. Wilmett was the
former Miss .Allie Dula of this
place.
lurch and it is said that while
f. had no ministerial help many
Williams Motor
Company
fT. H. WILLIAMS. Mgr.
BEAR FRAME
i SERVICE
|jood Uted Car', Trucks
* and Tractors
: — EASY TERMS —
'Kill Pay Cash for Late Model
i Wrecked r.ars and Trucks
[tjoinplete Body Rebuilding
{Electric and Acetylene Welding
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! It requires 12 shearlings, or
sheep kins, to outfit an army pi-;
lot. reports the f. S. Department:
of Agriculture.
[oHce Of Sale Of Land For
Delinquenl Town Taxes
Due The Town of North Wilkesboro, North
^ Carolina, For The Year 1941.
Under and by virtue of authority conferred by the Consolidated
Icatutes governing the sale of land for taxes, and by virtue of an or-
Pt massed by the Board of Commissioners, of the Town of North
Jr'ilkesboro, N. C.. 1 will on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 14th, 1942, at
Fhe hour of 12 o’clock, noon, at the County Courthouse door in Wilkes-
■ oro, N. C„ offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for
fasln the lands hereinafter described, situated in tie Town of North
iV’ilkesboro, N. C.. listed in the names of person.s, finn.s and corpora-
[ions he-cin'f'er mentioned, to satisfy deliquent Town 'Paxes for the
Vear 1941, including accrued penalties. ..{Costs of acvertising and saio
lo be added to the amounts shown below):
^Phis the lllh dav of August, 1942.
W. P. KELLY,
Tax Collector, Town of North Wilkesboro.
11
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|:. B. Barkley E.state Lot 12 in Block 180
Irs. Stella Blankenship. Lot.s 8 and 10 in^Block 44
1 enneth Brooks, Lots 7 and 8 in Block 407
1 W. Call. Lots 3 ami 4 in Block 401
Lhn W. Cashion, South side of Lots 1 and 2 in Block 90
frs. P. D. Oonch. Lot 14 in Block 408
. L. Combs, Lots 3 and ,5 in Block 110
ij. Darlington, T.ots 9, 11, 13 and 15 in Block 65
.'cil Davis, 1 I^ot -
rvin Eller. Lot o in Block 135
' P. Eller. Lots 24, 26, 28. 30 and 32 in Block 30 ,
rafjp U, Eller, Lots 1 and 2 in Block 15 ....
ire^ r .Absher and Hart. 1 Lot -
W. Hall, Lots 11, 12, 13 and 14 in Block 14
uman Hall. Ix>t 12 in Block 408
F. Harris. 4 Lots
rs. R. C. Hendren, Ea.st 1-2 of lait 58 and Lots 59, 60 and
Lots 69 and 70, Ken.
. R. Higgins, Lots 3, 4 and 5, in Block 210
eorge Miller Hinshaw- Estate, 18 Lots
harles F. Kelly, Lots 20 and 22 in Block 88
rs. A. L. Lippard. North 1-2 of Lots 2, 4, 6 and 8 in Block 34
A. Lovette. Lots 5 and 6 in Block 104
rs G F McNeill, Lots 1 and 3 in Block 211; Lots 1 and 2
Jfn Block 210
Miller, Lot 3 in Block 200 —
Irr^Joel Minton, Lots 1. 2 3, 4 5 and 6 irr Block ,38
ershel Moore, Lots 1 and 2 in Block 407
Andrew Moore. 2 Lots
Iv6y Moors, SE Part Eots 18 and 19, Ken. —
ddie Eller Myers. 2 Lots
Dirence Myers, 3 Lots —--—
I7w Queen. Lots 17 and 19 in Block 44
B. Raymer. Lots 21, 23. 25. 27 in Block 56
alnh R. R/eins, Lots 14, 16. and 18 m Block 56
I. A, Reynolds, Lot 10 in Block 112 —
U. Reynolds, Lots 16 and 18 in Block 22
/. E. Revnolds. Lots 12 and 14 in Block^ _
Irs. Verdie Robinson, Ix>t.s 48 and 49 in Block, Ken.
"rV Henrv St. John. Lot^ in Block 408
lkud%.Setzer, Lot 14> Block 27
aul H. Shew, Lota 5 and 6 in Block 407 ...._♦
[arrl^L.^Snmine’rs! Lots 23725-27^ 29" and s'o’ in Block 82 _—
fu* CfofA Conitjanv. 2 Lots in Block 130
’^nnov E^ate, Lots 73. 74, 75, 76. 7” and 78 in Block. Ken.
Wells, Sr.. Lots 8 and 10 and part Lc't 6 in Block 33
Wiles. Lot 4 in Block 207
Trant Wiles, Lot 6 in Block 118
ester Williams 5 acres
Nettie L. Williams, 1 L^t
.61
33.39
1.51
4.63
11.98
4.23
6.04
.78
8.16
.90
92.50
14.49
1.09
4.83
5.20
9.66
49.88
13.28
10.32
23.88
33.69
12.26
Mrs.
13.2«
2.42
21.14
5.26
6.04
62.98
.90
2.17
92.14
43.71
60.76
1.87
25.60
13.59
30.19
.90
102.64
6.41
4.60
19.14
1.82
6.04
56.46
6.76
3.69
5.50
14.68
15.10
COLORED
Lot
resse J. Alexander, (Col.) 1
'Alexander, (Col.) 1 Lot —
ir^ville Denny, (Col.) Lot 14 in Block 120
Krguson, (Col,)^^__ts 1 and 5 m ^ 110
lames
Lots 11 and 12 in Block 48
. I?ornj80n, (Col.) 1 Lot
XTVCol.)’Lots 12 “^"d Tsjn'm^k 120 —-1
.v^am ’ (Col.) Lots 8 and 10 in Block 118
r]?!^’nie Green, (’Col.) Lot 25 in Block 30
ia^s, (Col.) Lots 1, 8 and 6 in Block 114, and Lots 23
8.52
3.02
3.93
8.15
6.13
4.63
6.16
3.12
4.83
,i*5*^Haughton,'('C^r.) Lots 10 and 11 in Block 106
^x?'.v^/Estote (Col.) Lot 4 in Block 105
BOX Sol ) lSts’2. 4. 6. 8, 10, 15 and 16 in Block 120
11.98
8.82
4.8S
17.64
12.9V
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Remember What Happened To Tores, To Refrigerators, To Stoves
Here Are The Facts Your Furniture
Merchant Learned At The Market!
No More Items Like These To Be Made
Better Buy Now
While These Items
Are Still In Stock
These Items Are Drastically Curtailed
Stoves, Heaters,
)S
n
GAS AND OIL RANGES . .
WOOL RUGS AND MANY
OTHER SIMILAR ITEMS
Furniture Dealers have just returned from the
furniture shows-where manufacturers exhibit
their products. Many items you are accustom
ed lo buying were not on display. NO MORE
WILL BE MADE FOR THE DURATION OF
THE WAR. All items containing steel will be
drastically curtailed in manufacture. This is a
necessary hardship on us and may prove of
great inctmvenience to you UNLESS YOU
BUY NOW!
Our stores have limited supplies of most of these
items now. So, we; your furniture merchants,
feel that we are doing you a real service in
frankly giving you this information. IF YOU
NEED, OR EXPECT TO NEED, ANY OF
THESE THINGS, AVOID DISAPPOINT-
MENT AND INCONVENIENCE BY GOING
TO YOUR DEALER AND BUYING WHILE
THEY ARE STILL AVAILABLE.
Now A Word About Deliveries
We ask your cooperation in the acute problem of delivery. New Governme^ reg
ulations on delivery arise almost daily. We are striving to serve you efficiently.
Every item will be delivered as soon as possible under the circumstances. Many
towns have already restricted delivery to TWO DAYS WEEKLY. ^ Your co
operation may help us avoid this. We also ask your cooperation in this emergen
cy that you call at the store, when possible, and pay your account. By doing this
you will save our collector’s time, gas and tires.
BUY rOIIB HITURE MWI DON’T Will!
Rhodes-Day
Furniture Company
Mark-Down
Furniture Company
“One Piece Or A Roomfull”
Ninth Street North Wilkesboro, N. C.
‘‘Furniture At Mark-Down Prices”
Tenth Street North Wilkesboro, N. C.
Gray Bros.
Furniture Cmnpany
’Phone 607
Wilkesboro, N. C.
SMOAK
WILKES
■
Furniture Company
Fumhnre Exchange
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‘‘Your Home Should Come First”
Tenth Street North Wilkesboro, N. C.
Tenth Street North Wilkesboro, N. C.
BUY A BOND FOR A MOTHER’S SON ON “SALUTE TO OUR HEROES DAV’-SEPTEMBER Ut