Cemetery Working
Shady Grove Church
The Shady Grove Baptist
church In the Adley community
announced: ''Everybody having
relatives burled at this cemetery
please come June 25th to work
and clean oft the cemetery. It
is In bad shape and some of the
graves can't be recognised. If
yon cant come, please send some
one." I
Fifth Sunday
Singings Planned
Fifth Sunday singings are
planned in Wilkes county for
Sunday, June 29.
Southside Singing association,
of which Attorney F. J. McDuf
fie, of Wllkesboro, is chairman,
will meet with Mt. Carmel Bap
i 11 a m and con
tist church at U ?? chairman
tinue through the'da^ and
HcDuflie 'f d?.
plenty to eat and*) read at
Picnic dinner will be
t l. Oilliam an
Chalrman J. Mountaill
nounced that teld at
Union singing win u .
Betiany1n?Umver ^d Mountain
of Roaring River bealn
vl6? roada o?
ning at one p- n1" ttft_d and
stagers are invited to attend anu
take part. -
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Agriculture Teachers
Hold Conference 9th
The annual conference of the
vocational agriculture teachers
was Jield at State Co leg.in^ Ra
leigh the week of
through June 14^ ^ ^
en present from P^ctica^llk^
county was r?i? vocational
lessor C. E. Jarvis, ?
-SgsE
try?^lS?caUo?
=ss rrtw.
experiment station.
retonga Was
WORTH $1,000
SAYS MR. BALL
j and Feels Fine Now, He States.
"I wouldn't take a thousand,
dollars for what Retonga did fat
me" gratefully declares Mr. Ed
ward Ball, well-known resident
Tsi7F South' 17th St., j??ggj
Tenn. "I have regained filteen
pounds of needed weight mid
feel better than in several ye*1*
"Nervous-indigestion Kjro nm
so much troubl* I was afraidI to
eat anyway; and I confiner my
seU 'lightest kind,of tfet
ftas seemed to turn my stomach
??to a hS knot and JM*"?
against my chest until I ^ouMn't
let a deep breath. Constipation
?* ao atobborn I tad to
laxatives all the trme to get any
results. I lost 25 pouu^ and felt
so all-in I hardly see how I kept
* "Retonga relieved all this dis
tress so remartobly that whUn lO
davs I was eatmg heartily atev
ery meal without distress. I haye
SaSed 16 pounda, dont _ta?.to
take harsh laxatives, and I feel
tetter and stronger in every way
than in several years, I wisn l
could tell everyone about Reton
jg Retonga is intended to veheve
I distress due to insufficient fl^of
'igestive juices in the stotnacn,
oss of appetite, Vitamin B-l defi
iency and constipation. Accept
!0 substitute. Retonga may be
btained in North Wilkesboro at
lorton's Drug Store. (Adv.)
TO CAR AND TRUCK OWNERS!
We Have In Stock?NEW
RADIATORS and CORES
For Most All Makes of Cars and Trucks
Radiators Cleaned and Repaired
Repair Work On All Cars^and Trucks
BARBER-SOMERS MOTOR GO.
DESOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER
Telephone 84 Wilkesboro, N. C.
There's FUTURE
IN FERTILITY
THREE /METHODS . ..
SAME INTERCHANGEABLE HOPPERS
?
?
PLANTING ?? Fertilize while you plant.
Greatest return from small amount of
fertilizer. Stimulates early growth.
Young crops grow faster than weeds ?
mature earlier.
?
PLOW-SOU ?Fertilize while you plow.
Makes plant food available to deep
growing roots and sub-Surface moisture.
Produces impressive yields. Heavy ap
plications possible without danger to
plants. Can be applied fall or spring.
SIDE DRESSING?Fertilize while you cul
tivate. Provides plant food when greatly
needed. Requires half as much fertilizer
as when broadcast or disced in. Conven
ient method for applying heavy appli
cations on thin soils.
Proper use of fertilize); on
your farm may help you
reach new levels of crop
production. Even on so
called "rich land'Vbalanced
diet" can produce surpris
ing results.
Yes, fertilizing pays, but
merely applying fertilizer
is not enough. Improper
application is a waste of
money... can even do more
hartp than good. Experience
has shown that small
amounts of fertilizer prop
erly placed produce greater
gains than-large amounts
poorly placed.
?, Study the three meth
ods shown here. Use all
three for maximum results
...eliminate extra opera
tion. Stop in and talk to us
about modern equipment
for improving your soil and
increasing your profits.
Hear the NATIONAL
FARM AND HOME HOUR
with EvereH Mitchell
every Saturday, NBC.
( ALUS-CHALMERS ^
^ SALES AND SERVICE J
G. G. WELLBORN
TELEPHONE 134 WILKESBORO, N. C.
OPENING...
Wednesday Jane 25th
' ?
HINSHAW BEAUTY
?SHOP*
LOCATED ON MAIN STREET
NEXT DOOR TO REINS BROS.
?
EVERYTHING MODERN
EVERYTHING NEwl
? ' ? . ' ' ;* ??? ???'.. ?' '? ?;-? ' v.-. , ? ; . ? ? ? ? ? *
VISIT OUR GIFT DEPARTMENT
OPERATED IN CONNECTION WITH OUR BEAUTY
SHOP. HUNDREDS OF APPROPRIATE GIFT
ITEMS REASONABLY PRICED
MRS. R. J. HINSHAW
Telephone 219 Owner
(From your treezerlocker)
?
Fruits and vegetables will be at
their height very soon. Be sure
to plan to freeze your surplus.
Blackberries are recommended
for freezing and will soon be
plentiful. In selecting your ber
ries for freezing be sure they
are full ripe, selected berries and
not too seedy. Frozen berries are
delicious for cereal and short
cakes during the winter months.
In preparing your berries, wash
In oold water with as little hand
ling as possible and pack in car
tons using a 50 per cent sugar
syrup (one cup sugar to one cup
water). 'Immature berries may be
used for Jelly or jam ibut should
not be frozen.
The best varieties of peaches
for freezing are Elbertas, J. H.
Hale, Golden Jubilee, Hale Hav
en and Georgia Belle. Peaches
for best results shouli be left on
the trees until completely ripe,
that Is for from one week to 10
days longer than for canning.
Peaches should be peeled and
sliced Into syrup containing As
corbic Acid to prevent discolora
tion of fruit while freezing and
after thawing. To a syrup of
three cups of sugar and two
cups of water add one level tsp.
of powdered Ascorbic Acid. The
Ascorbic Acid can be purchased
at the Locker Plant in small
quantities.
Raspberries, Boysenber r 1 e s,
and cherries both sweet and sour
are Ideal fruits for freezing.
Union Grove News
Of General Interest
Miss Alma Joan Johnson visit
ed Miss Audrey Lunsflord during
the week-end.
Miss Gwendolyn Johnson, who
has been attending the Tennessee
Wesleyan College in Athens, Ten
nessee, has returned to her
home here. Miss Johnson plans
to spend some time with her aunt
in Charlotte, who is ill.
Misses Nora and Rosalene
Lunsford, of Statesvllle, visited
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. I.
Lunsford, during the week-end.
CARD OP THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors for the
kindness shown to us during the
sickness and death of our dear
husband and father and for the
many beautiful flowers.
? MRS. J. P. CHURCH AND
CHILDREN.
~?! U
No business can be efficiently
and profitably operated without
the keeping of accurate records.
When blasting with dynamite,
never use an iron? bar for push
ing the dynamite into the hole.
Always use a wood tamping stick
for this purpose.
Dont matter where you live
or come from. We want you to
visit The Goodwill Store. -See for
yourself the new goods coming
in every day. Prices are down,
too.?The Goodwill Store. 6-28-4t
NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina, Wilkes County.
Under and by virtue of an order
of the Superior Court of Wilkes
county, made in the special pro
ceedings entitled ?'Mrs. Eleanz
Mayberry, widow of W. A. May
berry, deceased, and Mrs. Elzena
Mayberry, admr of .W. A. Mtr
berry, deceased, vs. Ed Mayberry
and wife, Mary Mayberry, Mrs.
Cynthia Johnson and husband,
Cooper Johnson, Mrs. Nancy Ann
Prevette and husband, Bob Pre
vette, Story Mayberry, Gladys
Love, Hazel Mayberry, Lloyd May
berry, Belma Mayberry, Sorrla
Mayberry, and Tuna Mayberry,
heirs-at-law of W. A. Mayberry,
deceased", the same being No. 127
of Civil Issue Docket 16 of said
Court, the undersigned commis
sioner will, on : -e 8th day of
July, 1947, at 1% o'clock Noon, at
the courthouse door in Wllkesboro,
North Carolina, offer for sale to
the highest bidder for cash upon
an opening bid of Sixteen Hundred
Eighty Dollars, bat subject to the
confirmation of the Court, those
certain tracts of land lying and be
ing to Some re Township, adjoining
the lands of Harrison Prevette
and others, and more particularly
described as follows:
First Traot: Beginning on a
rock, the northeast corner of the
James Rash tract of land, and run
ning south with the old line 82
poles to a rock; thence west on an
agreed line 180 pples to a Mack
gum; thence with the old line 82
poles to a chestnut; thence east
with the old line to the beginning,
containing 86 acres, more or leas.
Second Tract: Adjoining
lands of J. C. Mayberrv and
ere, and bounded as follows:
Beginning on a white oak
C. Mayberry's line, and rui
north 60 poles to a stone at the
forks of the road, in Walker's
line; thence west 00 poles to a
stone, liahaffey's comer; theses
sooth with said Mahaffey's line 60
poles to a stone; thence east 60
poles to the beginning, containing
18 2-8 acres, more or less. Except
2 acres sold off said tract to
Romie Jarvis; 4 acres add to R.
H. Jarvis, and 1-8 acre hold to B.
H. Jarvis.
This 19th day of Jane, 1947.
RALPH DAVIS,
-6-30-2tM -- Commissioner
LIN BUMGARNER
S Miles West Ob Highway 411
24-F-21 North Wl&esbero
SPRING'S
Here Again!
Giye That Car or
Truck the Best!
ESSO
PRODUCTS
CROOK'S
Esso Service
Between the Wilkesboroe
MMeMofJutyUUorVayfoyoul.
Lota of things could go wrong
to spoil that wonderful weekend
trip you've planned. Big things
... like tire or engine trouble.
Little things... like windshield
wiper failure during a summer storm.
.Troublesome things... like a burned-out
headlight. Upsetting things ... like the
wrong road without a good road map.
Why not let your. nearby Esso Dealer
keep the fun in your Fourth with a thor
ough car-check? He knows what your car
needs for hot weather performance. He'll
inspect... lubricate. .. and' put it in top
notch running shape for that big 3-day
weekend or vacation trip you're starting.
JUST A WORD OF ADVICE-don't wait too long.
You can avoid the last-minute rush by taking
the car to your Esso Dealer's now... today.
While you're there, get a free, accurate Esso
Road Map of the roads you plan to travel.
AND ONE OTHER SUGGESTION .. . have your
Esso Dealer put in'fresh, long-lasting Esso
Motor Oil?it's unexcelled. Then fill 'er up
with powerful Esso Extra Gasoline and you'll
be off to a lively start... a great holiday
weekend?and remember when you're at the
wheel that CAREFUL DRIVING PAYS!
Your SssoVealer has th& New ATLAS Tire
See today's big tire value?the husky new ATLAS, with
the road-proved Grip-Safe tread! Have worn tires re
placed before that trip with this long-mileage beauty
?a great road performer that will add
enjoyment and extra safety to your
summer driving.
ONLY ESSO DEALERS sell the ATLAS
Tire, backed by a liberal make-good
warranty that is good at 38,000 Deal
ers on the road throughout the United
States and Canadal In our honest
opinion, there's no better tire value
than ATLAS!
Copr. 1947, Etto Inc.
?sso
DEALER
tHtffl Mflorintf
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY
Oscar Palner
Service Statioi
LOCATED ON
Highway 16
SELLS
? Dependable
ESSO
Products 1
Stop In to See Us the Next
Time Yea're Ttit?Bi| Be
tween North Wflkertoro end
Jeffs
REAVIS
ESSO SERVICE '
? Features x
ESSO
PRODUCTS
? AND ?
ATLAS TIRES
Tubes and Batteries
GROCERIES, FEEDS
FLOUR, ETC.
?
LOCATED ON
HIGHWAY 421
COMB AND SEE US
- -OFTEN!
DULLER - SLOOP
Esso Service
Is the Place to Get Tour
Spring Check-Up
ESSO
Prodects
Of Course!
a
DRIVE IN TODAY W
Washing, Polishing
and Lubricating
A Specialty
Drive In For a Complete Spring Check-Up I
?CHEEK*
Esso Service
OPPOSITE CITY HALL
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
Washing ? Polishing
Lubrication
Tire Repairing Atlaa
Get Complete Esso Service
AT OUR STATION!
MINTON'S;
Esso Service
NEAR POSTOFFICE
Wilkesboro, N. C.
Washihg ? Polishing
Lubrication
TIRE RECAPPING AND REPAIRING