^m«rt miidJGoer»?f. Tk>»
i^^?Ie,Yw'ICnow Who.Mote Abcait
dnot. of
lUOk «M a,.. ptroftnloBal
'1a1iho ,W!lk«ril>orM FrMfje.
Mr, Jm "oo of
ft». Wk. P. Kelly, eatored State
today. ’ *
: llr. IMek W. Brown, of the
hraptitU eomaianHy, waa a busk
vWItOr to tke' city today.
HlHft Jmo Moore id ataying
ivklle 'ttt Myrtle Beach trying
to^Kot «ome relief from asthma,
■flllaa Roth Wyatt, jlajaghter of
mt.. and Mrs. Bagrae Wyatt, of
IWa «lty.;-o»tered Mitchell Col-
-1* StateeTlIle, ^ptember 16.
r. aubeft Canter, manager of
artHBllnson’s Department Store,
Saturday on a buying trip to
fit, Mo.
r». Leyshon is able to
out again following a tonsillar
speraUpn ladt week at the Wilkes
hospital.
Sgt. George W. Kizer, of Walla
Wallas Wash., spent Friday night
here with his brother, Mr. Vernon
Kizer and family.
Mr. J. D. Huffman, a well
known citizen of the Chtanipion
community. wKs a business visitor
here today.
Mrs. F. A. Michael and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles McDermid, of .\she-
Tllle, were guests of Mrs. J. H.
Carrlgan last week.
Mrs. Cecil Wiles has been con
fined to her home by illness for
the past few days. Friends wish
for her a speedy recovery.
Mr. Ross Robinson, who has
been employed at Baltimore, Md..
Mr. Fred Miller, son of Mr. and
Krt. J. C. Miller, was enrolled at
State College today.
■■ Mr^ Jimmie Moore entered
Wloke Forest College today.
Jimmie, son of Mrs. Ethel "V.
Moore, of this city, plans to* study
law, ■ . .
Midshipman Pete Kulynych, a
student of the U. S. Merchant
Marine Academy on Long Island,
New York, is spending a week
with- friends in Wllkeahoro.
Mr, Odell Parsons, who resides
In the Puilear section of Wilkes,
was among the many visitors
spending several hours in the city
Saturday.
Mr. V. I. Minton, a citizen of
the Wilkesboro route one com
munity near .Millers Creek, was a
business visitor in this city Sat
urday.
Helen Cwings, dr,lighter of Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Owlngs, Is re
covering from a tonsillar opera
tion performed Saturday mornin.g
at the Wilkes hospital.
>Ir. and Mrs. R, E. Gibbs had
as 'guests last week, Mrs. Gibbs’
brother and sister. Corporal M.
Cl. Burke, Jr., of Denver, ^Colo..
Mabel Bui-ke, of Biir-
'PoiVi Knob community.
. Mr. and Mrs. Starling Johnson
have returned to their home in
Lexington after a week end visit
here in-the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph White. Mrs. Johnson is
Mr. White’s daughter.
and Miss
lington.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Gaddy had
as their guests last week Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Hudson and son, Ron
ald .Mack, of Newport News, Va..
and Mr. D. A. Hudson. The formT
er Mr. Hudson is a brother of "Mrs.
I Gaddy and the latter Mr. Hudson
is her father.
Mrs. A. K. Pearson, Jr, of
j Greensboro. is spending the
week in the city with Mrs. A. K.
Pearson, who. we regret to state,
is ill at her home on Sixth Street.
Mr. Pearso.n came up for the
week-end but returned to Greens
boro today.
Ih'ALLEN Use
Km- ^
Mtar Bht^oHondwmon
tara«d -to Wln*toh-S«lWh oftw »
wMlk^bBa vltlt with iMW RftWBti.
Mr. .ghd Mm J, a Hendfwoii.
MU»' Hendor^^ hold* • «l«rl^
poaition lo the Twin-City:
ilm K. D, Key »nd daagh^ec*.
Patay end” Sue, h*^ retnnwd to
the city from » rtelt in Baltimore
with Mrs. Key’* parOnti Mr. end
Mrs. A. M. Handy. Mr*, andy
returned with them' for * Ti*lt
here.
Mr. F. Q. Holman'end daughter,
Mies Ila Holman, ot Relelgh, are,
spending a few days In 'Wllkea
boro. Mr. Ro’inan, for many yeanr
a resident of Wilkesboro, ha*
been making‘his home In Raleigh
for sometime.
Mr. T. V. Harris has returned
to' his home In Jonesvllle after a
visit in Wilkesboro and Mora
vian Falla with relatives and
friends. Mr. Harris is a brother
of Mrs. G. M. N. _ Parker, of
Wilkesboro.
Mr. Floyd C. (Tom) Forester has
returned to the city after under
goin^ treatment at Davis Hospi
tal in St^esville for several
days. Friends will be glad to
know that he is feeling much bet
ter following hospital treatment.
Mias Lina Turner, daughter of
the late Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Tur
ner, arrived Saturday from Wash
ington. D. C„ and is spendln,r sev
eral days In the city with friends.
Miss Turner has a position in
\\’a8hin,gton with the veterans’ bu
reau.
Mrs. Hoyt Hendren is able to
be back at the office in Belk’s
Department Store following re
covery from a severe Illness. Mrs.
Hendren is the former Miss Dot
Hlx, and friends will be pleas
ed .to learn that she has al
most recovered from her recent
illness.
Mr. Fred B. Hethcock has re
turned to his home in the city af
ter undergoing a week’s treatment
at the Baptist Hospital in Win
ston Salem. Mr. Hethcock ex
pects to be able to return to his
work as foreman at the Home
Chair company plan^ this week.
The first frost of the fall sea
son made its appearance in vari
oils sections of the county Satur
day morning. Among those re
porting frost was Mr. Wilson
Transeau. who resides on the
North Wilkesboro - Statesville
hi.ghway, six miles east of the
city. Tie reported much frost bn
his sov bean cro)).
V
THURSDAY-FRIDAY.
Johnson Sanders Is
Elected S. S. Head
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j^ST-MINUTE WAR NEWS DAILY
At the quarterly conference
held last night for Wilkesboro
und Union Methodist churches,
Johnson Sanders was elected Sun-
,day.j#chooJ auperintendent,,,sac-
ceedlng F. J. McDuffie, who re
signed on account of ill health.
Mr. McDuffie, who has been sup
erintendent tor the past several
years, was named assistant super
intendent of the Sunday school.
Wilkes Quartet Now
Facing Liquor Count
.Alleged manufacture of non-
taxpai'i whisky in violation of in
ternal revenue regulations hag re
sulted in the arrest of Gail Ander
son, Ivy Waddell, Monroe Clark
and Armps Clark, all of Wilkes
ounty, the office of United States
M.arshal Edney Ridge reported.
The four were arrested by Dep
uty Marshal Walter M. Irwin at
Wilkesboro, where they were ar
raigned before United States Com
missioner J. W. Dula. Each is at
liiierty under $500 ,bond pending
trial at the November term of U.
S. District Court in ''Vilkesboro.
SALE OP VAIiUABLR
REAL EST.ATE
By virtue of authority contain
ed in a certain deed of trust ex
ecuted by M. D. Lowe and wife,
L. E. Lowe, to A. H. Casey,
Trustee, which deed of trust is
dated June 1, 1939, and duly re-
lorded in the ofUce of the Regis
ter of Deeds of Wilkes county in
Book of .Mortgages 189 at page
181, and the undersigned having
oeen substituted as trustee in the
place and stead of A. H. Casey,
deceased trustee, the undersigned
substitute trustee having been
duly appointed by
Pvt. T&ottss Mi CfWl’ nntrsd
Yhoms ISst week and Is tMUbs hl*i
Mr. end Mni.^|^Cnrssl,fco
In BniJPMbero.
JP.O/ H«le Jone» Returo*
. Plight Officer WUIlaar- HsI*
Jones hss returned to B^doliih:
Field, Sw Antonio, ,Tex«n; to re
ceive farther orders, «ft«r spends
'ng-ten day* home r*lth his
parents. Dr. and Mr*. W. P- Jones,
Pvt. Riaph WfBiwn*
Returns To Mw*.
Pvt. Ralph Williams has re
turned to Gulfport Pleld,, Miss.,
after a visit here with his wife,
the former Miss Faye Wright, and
his mother, Mrs. James. F. Wil
liams. I
m „
CpI. James Hemphill Home
From Camp Sibert, Ala.
Cpl. James Hemphill, a mem
ber of a chemical warfare unit at
Camp Sibert, Alabataa, returned
Thursday after spending a brief
furlough with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Hemphill.
IH|d other relsUve*
liw'is getting Along flit;) In i9ia
arjny, friends wUl be glad to Isitm
F'Pvt. O, K. Wkl&ton. Jr.,
Home For^WowcElid*
Pvt, 0. K. WiUttljigton, jK, he*
return^ to Fort Jaekson, S. G.,
after .spending the week-end in
WUh^MirQ-idth his parents, Mr.
hsd. MM. 0. K, WblUingtpa. O.
l^^tts-4!. rsem^o^igM^^wdi-
'f'ir
Lt. Cop Ralph R. RMhs return
ed yesterd iy afternoon' to Swan
aitnoa attur’a brief visit In the
olty with Mrs. Reins and oiUldren.
LL Col. Reins Is stationed at the
government hospital at. Swan
annoa.
Pvt. Harold Blankenship
Home On Visit
Pvt. Harold Blankenship has
returned to Fort Jackson, S. C.,
after a visit here with his family,
end father, Mr. Beech Blanken
ship.
Don Melville Get*
Navy Promotion
Don Melville, .who is now over
seas serving in a seabee uqlt, has
recently been promoted from
shlpfltter (second class) to boat-
sv/ain’s mate (first-class). He Is
the son of Mrs. D. S. Melville, c-i
Wilkesboro, and his wife is the
former Miss Hazel Horton, of this
city.
Apprentice Seaman Jhek El
ler Getting Along Fine
Apprentice Seaman Jack Eller,
son of Mrs. Isaac Elleri of this
city, is now taking his basic naval
training at Bainbrid.ge, Md. A
letter received several days ago by
his mother stated that he was get
ting along fine, and that he great
ly enjoyed his home-town paper.
The Journal-Patriot.
Pvt. Carrigan Returns
Pvt. Ed Carrlgan returned to
Camp Lee. Va.. Thursday after
spending a week in Wilkesboro
with his mother, Mrs. J.' H. Car
rlgan. Pvt. Carrlgan was accom
panied for Hue wsefc’sHrtsit by hiaj
wife, who holds a position in Ar
lington, Va.
Pvt. Robert L. Bowers
Now In Texas
Pvt. Robert L. Bowers. wU-i
was inducted into the service a
month ago, is now in basic train
ing at Camp Barkeley, Texas, for
service in the medical corps. Pvt.
Bowers is a nephew of Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Crow, with whom
he made his home here. Prior to
entering the service he wus em
ployed at Smith ey’s store in
Wilkesboro in the meat market
department.
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as execu
tor of the estate of Mary L. Wand,
late of Wilkes coifnty, N. C., this
is to notify all persons having
Maims against said estate to pre
sent them to the undersiped,
whose address is North (Wilkes
boro, N. C., duly verified, on or
before the 4th day of September,
1944, or this notice will be plead
in bar of their right to i-ecover.
All persons indebted to said es
tate will please make immediate
settlement.
This 4th day of September, 1943
R. T. PARDUE,
Executor of the estate of
Mary L. Ward, dec’d. 10-ll-6tM
• ORDINANCE
BE IT ORDAINED by the Board
of Commissioners of the Town of
North Wilkesboro, North Carolina,
in regular session assembled;
Section 1. That it shall be un
lawful for any person. fii;m or
_r,, the holder of j corporation, licensed to sell beer
the note secured by said deed of land or wine in the Town of North
trust and by the ClerK of the Su
perior Court of Wilkes county,
and default having been made in
the payment of ttie note secured
by the deed of trust and upon re
quest of the holder of said note,
the undersigned substitute trus
tee, will on October 18, 1943, it
being Monday, at 12 o’clock noon
at the courthouse door in Wilkes
boro. N. C., offer for sale, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the fol
lowing described real estate, to-
wit:
Beginning at a chestnut, R.
Don Lawg and Bertie Broyhill
corner; and running thence West
76 poles to a chestnut, R. Don
Laws’ corner: thence South with
R. Don Laws’ and Adam Treada-
way’s line 104 poles to a locust,
Adam Treadaway’s corner; thence
East with Adam Treadaway and
Sarah Laws (now Phillips) line to
1 stake, Phillips’ corner; thence
North 76 poles, more or less, with
Phillips’ and Bertie Broyhill's
line to the beginning, containing
'Ifty acres, more or less. This-
and is further identified as co|i
tainlng 15 sd|«A of orehard
la
apple trees) ^ whtth Frank'and
WRsB, teoKfitr Is .how living
I-Tnis thftil7th day of Somber, «Wtember,
1943.
D. C. DUNCAN,
Sabstltnte Trustee.
0-ll-4t (nlr*—n) uiii-
i-VB-
t
Wilkesboro, North Carolina, to
sell or offer for sale any beer and
or wine in the Town of North
Wilkesboro, North Carolina, be
tween the hours of 11:30 p. m.
on Saturday night and 7:00 a. m.
.Monday morning.
Section 2. That it shall be un
lawful for any person, firm or
corporation, licensed to sell beer
and or wine In the Town of North
Wilkesboro, North Carolina, to
permit or allow the consumption
of any beer and or wine in any
place in said town, under ^he con
trol of or being operated by said
licensee, between the hours of
12:00 midnight Saturday and
7:00 a. m. Monday.
Section 3. Should any part or
section of this Ordinance be de
clared Invalid by any court of
co|Bipetent jurisdiction, the re
mainder thereof shall not be af
fected thereby but shall remain in
full force and effect.
Section 4. That all ordinances
In conflict herewith are repealed.
Section 5. That thls^pwUnonce
Ph^ll be in J
Pvt. Ray^nd Pearson
Visits Home
Pvt. Raymond Pearson, ot
Daniel Field, Augusta, 6a., visit
ed relatives at Millers Creek dur
ing the week-end. Pvt. Pearson
wais accompanied by his wife.
Heme'f'er'
•Sgt. Henry U. Ptttnon, member
Oalfport
Miaa.
Pft
of marine corps at^qiiMtl- tm
CO, Vn., visUed his mother, Mrs.
Jtgifll Pwrsoh Holcomb, and’other Sixset, North
I CirollAa.’ ha* weritg/fj^ Odlfp^v
leigUfm in the Miller* Cress! srrtv*^
. oonijktAiil’ daring the week end. ^ria. Arm^ Alf~ Foxx^
I'Tschirlsisl Training Command alP-
Lodiitiai Promoted '.
For| N, G'—Hftr. Lomiie
Moore of North WUhesImro toate
three, has been promoted t6 the
grtde ,0!^ tMhiidoliuL.JlUi gmdtf M
the Fdiirth Reglmelit:^! (Elia |t>rt
Bragg Field, - .Artillery Kj
meat Training Center- .
He Is. puV of the -regfp^tal
psrhonnel .of the replacbment
tnUnIng center. ; - -
Lee W. Sattle J« Ndv:
- Ensign In Navy ■
Ensign Lee W. Settle comple.t-
ed hi* advance course, and was
oommlssloned ah ensign in the
navy at Fort Schuyler, New York.
Lee was the fifth son of Mr. and
Mrs. T. H. Settle, of this city, to
enter the service. He graduated
from Wake Forest College In
1940, was a member of Ferguson
school faculty and was later em
ployed at Norfolk navy yard be-
for volunteerng his services to
the navy.
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’hs'^dtissltlsl, fth- slItINMy ts^,
* IpMtaA'ons of the TeehniSsrTrsin-
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was- ph0.tsrrsphsr >,snd was
prop.rist nr' of Hsrvel's Stsdio in
Noi^ ■^jlkseboro..'«'?‘..ii'V;ir,
FPr«si«y
L: • '?>''BI«win» Honw ’
Seao*n (sc) Prssisy Blevins
arrived-Iwt -week and Is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. O. F.
Blevins, and other relatives la
WUktetero. Seaman Blevins is
stsMoaed at th* Great Lakes, 111.,
Naval Training Station.
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