Yadkin
Y&dkinTille, Feb. 4.?William
Marvin Hanford of , Burlington
and John Hudspeth of Klkln, re
puted "big-time" liquor opera
tors, -were fined a total of $14,
500 in Yadkin Oounty Superior
Court yesterday on oharges grow
ing out of a daring automobile
chase In which they were arrest
ed by a State Highway Patrol
officer December 16.
Hanford, who had been placed
_w
prohibition law, transporting li
quor, aiding and abetting in the
liquor violation, reckless driving
and Interfering with an officer
in the discharge of his duty.
His companion, Hudspeth,
was charged with violating the
prohibition law, and aiding and
abetting. He was released under
$500 bond after the arrest.
Patrolman E. L. Smith testi
fied he arrested the two men
while they were riding a 194$
model "pilot car" assigned to
spot trouble for a pick-up truck
which carried 252 "fifths" of
high-price, sealed liquor.
Mr. Smith said the car was
driven in front of the truck for
some distance, then turned a
round to meet the truck, aiu) the
whole performance repeated, evi
dently for the purpose of spot
ting trouble. He said he chased
the car for some distance and
that Hanford, the driver, block
ed the road each time he tried
to pass. Finally, the truck driv
er stopped his truck and ran,
and Patrolman Smith at last
overtook the pilot car, arrest
ing Hanford and Hudspeth.
Judge Hoyle Sink, presiding in
the Tadkin Court session, fined
Hudspeth |7 ,000 and Hanford
$7)ShO after a jury returned a
Verdict of guilty in both cases.
Both men paid their fines in
cash.
Poultry is a two million dol
lar industry in Union county.
Ferguson Home
The Ferguson Home Demon
stration club met at Ferguson
school building January 16. The
president, Mrs. T. W. Ferguson,
presided. The club collect was
repeated, the minutes were read,
and the treasurer's report was
given, alter which officers for the
new year were elected:
Mrs. T. W. Ferguson, Presi
dent; Mrs. J. C. Shepherd, vice
president; Mrs. Glen Williams,
secretary and treasurer; Mrs.
Vera J. West, news reporter;
Mrs. Grace Shepherd, Family
Life Leader.
We plan to do much In the
coming year. A Red Cross short
course will be given at the
school building in March. Mrs.
Grace Shepherd was given a sub
scription to "The Parents' Mag
azine" to use In her work as
family life leader. Our club will
demonstrate blood building foods
flor our Achievement Day, which
will be held at the Town Hall
Feb. 6 at 1:30 p. m. Mrs. S. F.
Miller and Mrs. Grace Shepherd
were appointed captains In a con
test for getting new members. A
prize wlH be given the captain
who secures the moet members.
Making a Wilkee County Cook
Book, as a money making pro
ject for the oounty Council, was
discussed. Our club thought It
was an excellent idea. At our
next meeting names will be
drawn for Heart Sisters for the
year.
The club gave a skit on the
agricultural outlook for the New
Year. Those taking part were
Mrs; Annie H. Greene, Mrs. Grace
Shepherd, Mrs. Annie Church,
Mrs. Vera J. West, Mrs. T. W.
Ferguson, Mrs. Glen Williams,
Mrs. S. F. Miller, and Mrs. Mack
Cowles.
At the close of the meeting an
interesting contest was held, with
Miss Beulah Ferguson as winner.
The next meeting will be held
on the third Thursday in Feb
ruary at Ferguson school build
ing. The demonstration will be
on the use of the pressure sauce
pan.?Reported.
John Achilles Ward
Rites On Saturday
Funeral was held Saturday,
two p. m., at Roaring River
church for John Achilles Ward,
80, who died Thursday at his
home in this city.
Mr. Ward is survived by two
sons and one daughter: Earl
Ward, Pensacola, Fla.; Will
Ward, RoaTing River; and Mrs.
3. G. Wagoner, North Wilkes
boro. Rev.* Jimmie Bryant con
ducted the funeral service.
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A special "Poultry Day" will
be held at the Benton Heights
School, Monroe, February 12.
Ladies' pure Silk, full-fashion
ed hose now on sale at Hie Good
will Store. 14
White and yellow Hybrid seed
corn. It usually produces about
SO bushels more to the acre. Let
us supply you now. The Goodwill
Store.
Toimonsby' publication
North Carolina, Wilkes County.
In the Superior Conrt
Mrs. Elva Coleman, Administra
trix of Coy C. Coleman, deed.,
vs Earl W. Yandle and Paul S.
Cohn, t-a Peco Service Station.
To the defendant, Paul S. Cohn,
a non-resident, t-a the Peco Serv
^The*defendant, Paul S. Cohn, in
the above-entitled action, will taxe
notice that the plaintiff in said ac
tion did, on the 23rd day of Janu
ary, 1947, commence an action
against the said defendant in the
Superior Court of Wilkes county.
North Carolina, by the issuing of
summons, complaint and warrant
of attachment againsb the proper
ty of said defendant in Forsyth
county, North Carolina; that the
said warrant of attachment was
served by the Sheriff of Forsyth
county, North Carolina ,by levying
upon certain property of the said
defendant used in the operation of)
the business known as the Peco j
Service Station in Winston-Salem,
North Carolina. And that sum
mons in said action was returned
unserved as shown by the said
summons. .
That said action is brought toy
the plaintiff and against the de
fendants to recover damages in
the amount of Twenty-Five Thous
and ($26,000.00) Dollars for the
wrongful death of plaintiff s in
testate as a result of the wrongful
act of said defendant, and by
through his agent and co-defend
ant, Earl W. Yandle, on or about
the day of September, 1946.
The defendant, Paul S. Cohn, is
further notified that he is re"
quired to be and appear at the of
fice of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Wilkes county, North
Carolina, at the courthouse in
Wilkesboro, North Carolina, on or
before the 8th day of April, ,1947,
to answer said complaint, a copy
of which is deposited in the Office
of the Cierk of the Superior Court
of Wilkes county for the use of
said defendant.
And he will further take notice
that if he fails to answer or other
wise plead to said cortiplaint on or
before the day hereinbefore set
forth, the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief asked for
therein.
This 6th day of February, 1947.
(Signed) C. C. HAYES,
Tri. 3-6-4tT Clerk Superior Court
iCCt
iroughout Notion
IV) help combat the mounting
toll of traffic fatalities, the Red
Cross carries on an extensive
highway first aid program.
Approximately 16,000 mobile
first aid units are operated by
first-aid-trained policemen, truck
drives, fire department rescue
squads, transit and electric pow
er company drivers, and first aid
Instructors in accordance with
agreements between operators
and the Red Cross. These units,
traveling streets and highways,
are prepared to render immedi
ate first aid in accident emergen
cies.
The Red Cross also trains ope
rators of filling stations, road
side inns, and country stores and
fire departments and county po
lice to man 2,000 highway first
aid stations scattered through
out the nation.
Last year approximately 350,
000 persons received certificates
for completion of Red Cross first
aid courses conducted in indus
try, at schools, at camps, and in
civic and community groups.
Approximately 33,000 qualified
Instructors conduct the free
courses.
New Method Found To Treat
Colds. What medical science is
doing to help combat the com
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23rd issue of The American
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Mrs. Paul Williams'
Funeral On Sunday
Funeral service was held Sun
lay, two p. m., at the home for
Mrs. Sarah Nettie Williams, 62.
who died early Friday. Rev. Roby
Johnson conducted the service.
Mrs. Williams is survived by
her husband, Paul Williams, and
five daughters: Mrs. Foy Ray
mer, Mrs. (Leonard Walker, Mrs.
Ernest Pierce, Mrs. Kin Lankford
and Mrs. Gilmer Royal.
Leander Adams, 77,
Rites On Saturday
Last rites for Leander Adams,
77, who died Friday at his home
in Reddles River township, were
held Saturday, 11 a. m., at Bul
11s cemetery with Rev. Iredell
Osborne in charge of the service.
Mr. Adams is survived iby his
wife, Mrs.- Barbara Adams, two
sons and one daughter: N. W.
Adams, North Wilkeeboro; J. C.
Adams, WilkeSboro; Mrs. Arnold
Church, Buck.
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