The dairy calf »how held at the fairground* here on Fam^’ Day, Octobw 2,
wa* acclaimed as being very successful with JO fine animals shosra for the priae*
given by the Wilkes Chamber of Commerce. In this pktw the champim and ^
serve champion animals are shown. On the right in Buddy Matbw boldi^ the
champion while Miss Lucille Mathis U in the foreground vnth the sewmd place
winner in the show. Plan* are to greatly enlarge the dairy calf Oiow for the event
nest year.
hhre hi
andFhe_
Hie Prevsntkm.
cisinad hr p»«*M*fll.-J^aatoe.
beglu today-
Stnei th«.
whieU vrip^ «rt
lae*f MCtioB and a
ths residwtlsl so*
city. Ilrs prsvwtloa
tton li»v*''Jrott1p "
rulo-of-tiiniDb jnM
casionai practMa
of s Bclenca Sen
safety are sow
'and are available 1*
yiro FiraventloB
annually 1^ ‘^le
Day” for some
til 1920. In that’
dmt of the United
claimed “fire
to Include the
9, the annlvereary'lligilik.'tttilca>;
go fire. '
The fire prevei
has beMi an ac
chamber com
United States . undinr
ship of the U^ted
her of Commerce to
In 1922 the Natio
organized the Ni
Waste Council, whlc|
thlrty-slx national
actively engaged
fire prevention an
At the same time
Chamber Fire ,^a
featuring an a'
mong the
was Inaugurated,
chambers of
their fire depart
ficials, and civic
engage in this
their continuous,
forts have made ft
tributlon In cent; .
tion’s fire lose^h;
In olbservling
Weelt onr
nesday is shown in tiSI* picturo tnade on
on Farmers’ Day. The parade was led by the North Wilkesboro high school b^d,
and an army recruiting color guard. Major Roy Forehand was parade Marshall.
'4
Senotor Clyde R. Hoey is shown before the michrophtme as he ®®
inspiring address here Wednesday before the large Farmers’ Day crowd. Shown
near the senator on the speaker’s platform are John E. Justice, Jr., who was mas
ter of ceremonies. Mayor R. T. McNiel, who delivered the address of welconw,
J. B. Waiiams, president of the Wilkes Chamber of Commerce, sponsor, of the
Farmers’ Day celebration, and J. Gordon Hackett.— (Photos by Harvel).
JKHtTH WILKESBORO OVERWHELMS
MOCKSVILLE TO WM BY SCORE 2(M)
North Wllkeebopo's Mountain
ions overwhelmed a fighting
[ocksvllle 11 Friday to win 26
> 0 at Mocksville.
The game was more closely
layed than the score Indicated
at Coach Bowers’ team, improv-
ig each week, was able to oome
irough at the right points to
,11 up the score to four touch-
jwns and two extra points.
The Mountain Lions, scored one
b the first anarter, one In the
Kond and two In the final per-
Sturdivant scored two of
e touchdowns on runs, Caudill
oas toachdown and Rousseau
e other, after catching a
l«ndid pass from Turner. The
cks alternated in making long
IM fftrooghonf the game.
Porter played well at center
«nt early In ths gam*
with a knee injury and Hudson
played a wonderful game at that
position. .Bhook at tackle, Ad
ams at ond. Stoker and Church
at the guard iposltions Showed up
well In the line, which played a
brilliant game on offense and de
fense.
The Mountain Lions play
Jonesvllle high team here Fri
day, 2:30, and will have a most
busy afternoon. Reports from
JoneevUle indicate that a faet
and agresslve team has been
formed there and has been im
proving In the past two .weeks."
It Is expected that the local
squad wllL have plenty of vork
this week in 'preparation for the
contest, which will be followed
by Bwme and Elkin, two oj; Ih®
tosgLsst gSmes on th* sehednl*.
, jf\
(i ^
P. E. Brown, fanner, in-
dnstrlaUst and former sheriff
of Wllkee,\wlu> introdneed
Senator Clyde S. EDoey to the
Day llimw
^ nmt'Cragwi, North Wilkes-
,koro sphool superintendent who
is very active In the Chamber of
iktadaereeB safety campaign, d»-
|lvf^ an instructive address
Friday evening before the North
"Wniteeboro Uons CInb.
, The program was in charge of
‘•^ernoa Deal, Robert Jcdinson
and Darwin Smlthey. Mr. Deal
Unseated the speaker.
,JWr. Oragan stated that engi-
.b^ring, enforcement and safety
arp the three points being streas-
^ 'in the Interest of safety. He
urgdd that drivers be taught
driving rules and regulations and
UMCt. all drivers have pride in
t^Mr ability to drive safely. He
d^ributed a driving quiz with
2d questions and four In the
crowd were able to chalk up a
jjei^ct score.
prior jgf the program Secre
tary iW. jiL Hardlster read a
.jrtatemenl^'-trom the Employment
;B^ice ■ .office 'here relative to
nploy Physically Handlcapp-
W«#," which is now being
i-W.."%alr Gwyn reported that
~"hs’ ot season tickets
inrUkeSboro football
Ijies. Oragan
' Vlor'yalaOili oo-
A military foneral and bur
ial was held for Sgt. Hansel
B. Anderaon, who was Ulled In
Germany on IJie 18th of An-
gost in a track accident. He
la survived by his mother, Mrs.
Bebeoca Oomhs Anderson and
his father, B. L. Anderson, of
North Wllheeboroj three bro
thers, Harry P. Anderson,
Louisville, Ky.; Archie B. An
derson, Hl|di Point; Oeed An
derson, Norfolk, Va.; three
sisters, Mrs. Nellie Ellis, Ar
lington, Va.; Mrs. Kathleen
Sprouse, Baltimore, Md.; Mrs.
Gretel Crobnr, Washington, D.
O. The funeral was held at
Yow’s Funeral Home in High
Point, whfle burial was in
Balisbury at the National Cem
etery there on Saturday, Sep
tember 28 th.
carrying on a pro*
will result in a safer city-
which to live.
Spainhour’s 2nd
Floor Ready For
Opening Oct. 9tb
Spainhour’s In North Wilkes
boro, parent store of the Spain-
hour organization with a history
of 76 years of merchandising
service In this community, will
open the firm’s new second floor
Wednesday.
Opening of this beautiful fash
ion floor Is the first step on a
modernization program which
will extend through the three
floors of the Spainhour’s store
here, and which will make It one
of the most attractive In the
State.
Late last year work was begun
on the nerw second floor, which
Is now ready for opening. Every
detail of the beautiful fashion
floor was planned and construct
ed for convenience and comfort
of customers.
Air conditioning has been add
ed in the store, assuring correct
temperatures winter and sum
mer. A modern elevator will
carry customers to the floors of
the store rapidly, comfortably
and safely. The furnishings In
clude luxurious, double-soft car
pets in modem color scheme on
the second floor. Prima Vera fix
tures Include the most modern
available for high quality mer
chandising.
On the new second floor may
be found the smartest fashions
from the style centers. National
ly advertised lines which empha
size correctness and quality In
clude coats, millinery, ' epqsrta-
wear, suits, btouses, dresses and
sweaters.
As materials become availaible
the remainder of - Spslnhpar’S
store here will be remodbled and
modernized with the same
oaghness which has characteriz
ed the oonstraetion of the hew
fashion floor. The management
states that the remodeling *111
be donO with as llttfe Inoonven-,
ience to shoppers as ipossiblo.
»iAU are invited to visit tk,e
new second floor which will open
Wednesday.
Bill Mitchell with Richard
Johnston; Quincy Adams with
Paul Green; Carl VanDeman
with Forrest Jones.
Lions were treated to fine De
licious apples, which were piled
at the plates. Mr. VanDeman
stated that the apples were pro
vided through courtesy of P. B.
Brown’s orchard on Chestnut
Mountain, and the Carolina Re
frigeration Cooperative.
Junior Order Newt
Degree team of the North Wil
kesboro eonneil ®f fbe Jsnlor
Order will go to Boone tonight
to confer th^ side degree.
Degree work will also M’ssr-
Tled ont te the meetiu. Aees
’Pnesday alght and all AeabNi,
are'nrfsd to att*ed.
4-H Fat Stock
Show and Sale
To B^eld 8-9
The 4-H Baby Beef Fat Stock
Show and Sale will be held at
Elkin, October 8-9. Wllkee Coun
ty will have 15 steers entered In
the show and sale. Kent Sturdi
vant, two; Virginia Alexander
two; Paul Hutchinson, one; Ru
by Hutchinson, one; Mary
Hutchinson, two; Dewitt Rhodes
two; Vada Rhodes, one; Billy
Dean Cothren, two; Caroline Fer
guson, one; Edith Marie Fergu
son, one. All of the boys and
girls are 4-H Cluib members and
have done a good job In produc
ing their calves.
Judging of the calves will be
gin at 1:00 p. m., Tuesday, Oc
tober 8. Dr. John E. Poster of
State College will do the judg
ing. At 6:30 p. m. there will he
a banquet for all exhibitors at
the Y.M.C.A. sponsored by the
Junior Chamber of Commerce of
Elkin. Cash awards will be made
and an address by Honorable
Clyde R. Hoey after the banquet.
Wednesday, October 9 all 4-H
Club memibere and F.F.A. mem
bers are invited to attend the
program at 10:00 a. m., there
will be a picture show;—“Young
America”; 11:00 a. m.—address
iby Honorable Clyde R. Hoey;
12:30 p. m. Fat Stock parade,
and at 1:30 p. m. auction sale,
conducted by Oscar Pitts, Ashe-
vUle, N. O.
The public Is invited to attend
all programs and we ho(pe to
have a large attendance from
Wilkes Gonnty.
Anyone interested in buying
some top «jnallty baby beef
should attend the sale.
Reyirol Se^iees
' At Sec^ond BopHit
Rery^sl Services began Sunday'
night at IQie Second B^tlst
church and Will* -be held each
foight at YtlSl A-. C. Pruitt
is betag aaaistsd la ths revival
by Qev. Qar^id Pruitt, o Bl-
is oordiaDr iw-
sttsi to attMd.
Application For
1,000 Waft Radio
Station Is 0. K.’d
Wilke* Broadcasting Co.
Plana to Open New Sta-
‘
comi»By~fo'
and operate a l,0d0-watt radio
station in North Wilkesboro was
granted Friday by the Federal
Communications commission.
Members of the newly organ
ized firm said here today that
much of the equipment has al
ready been purchased and that
plans are to open the station a-
bout January 1. Arrangements
will he made this week for lo
cation of the studio and tower.
Early, plans also call for running
lines to the churches, town hall
and other places from which pro
grams will be broadcast.
The 1,000-watt station will be
affiliated with the Mutual net
work, and will also feature local
programs.;
Principal owners of Wilkes
Broadcasting company are John
T. Cashion, and Mrs. Doris
Brown, of Winston-Salem. Mr.
Cashion’s father was a native of
Wilkes.
Full CrKfan Diseiuwes Ear
and EdtutaBon Pkaiws
Fdstarsd by ‘ sa sddms ot
“Ssfsty,'' the Norih WlltsSboi*
Klwenls club held s good meet* .
in* FrMey nooh.
Progrun chairmen Panl Crtr
gen acaounced prsllmloary to
his program 'that next week
would be NaUoiml Ftre Preven
tion Week; and aleo It will be
National Employment Week for
the Plbyaically. Handicapped.
Kiwanlan Oragan then brought
to the Club an Interenting discu>
alon on the aubjecC of "IHghway
Safety." He dieenssed It under
the title, The Three Big "E’s” In
Safety.
1. Engineering: Cara have
more and more been safely built,
through the efforts of the jea-
glneers; the highways have more
and more been wisely and safe
ly constructed.
2. Laws and Law enforcement
have been extended and Improv
ed and now local. State and Na
tional regulations are in effect
everywhere.
S. Education: The acquiring of
knowledge of the rules of safety
and the attitude to carry out
that knowledge Is the weak spot.
Many iieople drive who are phys
ically or mentally incapable of
doing BO. The regulations now
require a much more rigid test
for driver’s license than was
formerly required. Improvement
In this part of the endeavor will
improve our highway casualty
list.
Earlier in the meeting Carl
VanDeman called attention to
the apples piled on the tables for
the Kiwanians and stated that
plenty of :high quality apples are
available locally, notwithstand
ing the fact that great quantities
are being shipped out.
Guests Friday were: J. •
Briarhoppers At
Wilkes Courthouse
Thursdoy Evening
The Briarhoppers, who broad
cast dally from Radio Station
shaw, cf Nashville, Tenn., With
Dr. David E. Browning, Dr. W.
L. Bundy with R. M. Brame, Jr.,
Mr. Whitaker with Paul Vestal.
Office Of Brushy
Mountoin Baptists
Open Oct. 8 to 11
Office of the Brushy Moun
tain association will be open the
week of October 8-11. Hours will
be, Tuesday and Thursday, 10:30
a. m. to 1 noon, and Wednesday
and Friday, 4 to 6 p. m. The of
fice is located la the library of
the Wilkesboro Baptist church.
The assoclatlonal worker, Miss
Madge Lewis, will be at the
church for conferences during
the above hours.
WBX. Charlotte, will appear In
person, at the Courthouse In
Wilkesboro, Thursday night, Oc
tober 10, at 8:00. These well
known musical entertainers are
being sponsored by the Cricket
Home Demonstration Club, the
proceeds derived from this show
to be applied to the building
fund for the erection of a Com
munity House and Youth Cen
ter within the near future.
WILKESBORO RAMBLERS HOLD
BOONVILLE ELEVEN TO 7-7 TIE
Inlaying the second game of
their football careers, Wilkes
boro high school Ramblers held
a far-superior Boonvllle football
team to a 7 to 7 tie at Boonvllle
FYiday afternoon.
Boonvllle, studded with stars,
and with veterans of several
years' experience, was scheduled
to win by several touchdowns,
but 80 stubbornly did Coach
Caldwell’s grlddera play, that the
first half ended In a scoreless
tie.
Wilkesboro held Boonvllle for
a series of downs i^(hlh
tard line, and once their oppon
ents advanced to the four, only
to lose the ball on the ftmftli
down.
Boonvllle was first to _ score,
this coming In the third quarter
when Pardue went around ond
for. a touchdown. Johnson made
the extra point.
Wllkesbopo’s scoring, oppor-
tnnlty came late in the fourth
quarter when a Boonvllle baek
fumbled, and Banner fell on th*
bail for recovery- With enUy *e,
bout two mlnutee to play, Botwi
TrlpleU started flipping
and he passed one into' the aius
ot Jar Psrtef. ■VOWJ*®**'* ^
toot-stz-foch end. wb®' raced -*>
boat M yard* for a tosehdtnra.
lion Foster piniad toreagh
Boonvllle’s line for the extra
point, and the ball game was all
tied up—7-7.
Tom Foster and Jack Groce
were outstanding in Wilkesboro’s
backfleld, and the Ramblers’ line
held splendidly In the pinches.
POB. Wilkesboro Boonvllle
LE...-Bryan Shoie
LT....Gamlble —- Bryant
LG....D. PVister Johnson
C —Story — Sapp
RO—Glass — Gentry
RT-JIubbard —. Fletcher
RE—Craig —... Cockerham
QB—R. Triplett .
LH ^Croee
RH—.Triplett —
FB Foster
Castevens
Lakey
..... Swaim
Johnson
Soore by perlode:
Wilkeeboro ..i., 0 0 0 7—7
Boonvllib 0 0 7 0—7
Wilkeabpio scoring toneh-
down: Partor. Point after toneh-
down: Foster (scrimmage).
BoonviUe eoorisg towhdown:
Pardne^ Point after touchdown:
Johnson (serimijuge).
SstMitttfatSB: BoonVlU* •—
Brown, Pardse, Stanlscr. De^
bto*> Taylor, Toalla; WlHlw*
boro - ■■Panaer, Patkae, S.
Ohn«ir. ’I4»i»y. Ear***.
WUkeeboro Raatolors
IfooksvUle Friday attomoon
Wilkesboro at 1 o'oloek.