i.—With f " •" *1 weather oon Rofoert 8. livestock marketing spec ialist with the State Department of Agretaltore, is looking tor ward to a good attendance at a meeting of sheep growers of Ashe, Alleghany and Watauga counties scheduled to he held at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon, ,.r ,-,r 7'. . • -i~- •- »-■ February SI, at the courthouse j in Boon*. Cartis plans to leave Raleigh Thursday for Winston-Salem, where he will meet K. H. Mat-1 tlngly, secretary of the Montdale, Sheep Breeders' association, who1 will be. the principal speaker at the feoone meeting. Before going I to Boone they plan to inspect j the sheep (arm of 8. Clay Wil liams, of Winston-Salem, and to Tisit a number of other promi nent Bheep growers in the west ern counties. "With snow and ice covering the state, prospects for the meet ing didn't look any too good last week," Curtis said, "but with warmer weather and open roads, I see no reason why sheep grow ers in Watauga and neanby coun ties shouldn't be able to attend. Mattingly is one of the most out~ standing sheep men in the coun try and f am sure the farmers J of this area will want to hear) hfop." - • Burchette Rites Held Wednesday Funeral service for Joe Sam uel Burchette, 18, who was kill ed instantly Monday afternoon when tbe car in whidh he was riding crashed on highway 421 10 miles east of Wilkesboro, was held Wednesday, two o' oclock, at Macedonia BaptiBt church near Ronda. Rev. Lloyd Pardue and Rev. R. R. Crater conducted the service. R. D. and Jake Mathis, youths with Burchette in the car, were badly injured and remain at the Wilkes hospital. Burchette is survived by his fatheF and mother, William J. and Rose E-llen Reynolds Burch ette, of Roaring River route two, and the following brothers and sisters: James and Ernest Burch ette, of Roaring River; Mrs. Amelia Jane Pardue, of Yadkin vHHT; Zetta Lee Harrison, Win ston-Salem; and Willa Mae Bur chette, of the home. L_ o Marriage License License to wed were issued sipce February 7 by Wilkes Reg ister of Deeds Troy C. Foster to tEe following: DaVid Lee Par due and Ethel Mildred Davidson, both of T^ylorsvllle; Thomas E. Orysel and Marjorie E. Miller, both of Wilkesboro; Robert L. Laws, Wilkesboro, and Lacy Sparks, Moravian Falls; Jack Moser and Lessle Mae Wallace, both of/North Wilkesboro; Folie Grady Carter and Fl<ya Eliza beth Darnell, both of Elkin; Percy Gilreath, North Wilkes boro, and Leila Pruitt, McGrady; Clayton Cothrenj Traphill, and Sallie Joyce Byrd, Benham; Alex ander Buie and Hazel Lee Fletch er, both of Moravian Falls; Wayne Shook, Jewel Forge, Va„ and Dorothy Clark, Tuckerdale; Wayne Blackburn and Laura Sue Creed, both of Roaring Riv er. • o Millers Creek Sets Polio Record Fund Millers Creek school raised a total of $350.24 in the polio campaign, Principal P. W. Greer reported today. In the contest among rooms Miss Anne McNeill's room won first place with $44.60 raised while Mrs. Arlee Younce's room was second with $38.50. Mrs. Howard Jones was chairman for the successful campaign in the school. Support the Y. M. C. A. ij«iiipi»Migiwpi,yiii»wjpii... i«ngipmwWHpw RESOLUTIONS OP RESPECT " Whereas our Father in Heaven in the dispensation of H1b Holy Will has called from our midst <fur beloved friend and fellow member, Annie Calloway Hub bard. Be It Eeeolved that we bow in humility and submission to His w|U; that although her services to the Auxiliary had been inac tive through 111 health, she had enriched' our lives through the years by her true friendship and sweet Christian character; that we desire to testify to her cour age and falhfulness to duty; Be It Resolved that we extend our sympathy to the bereaved family; that these resolutions be made a record of the minutes of If you don't believe we are following the markets, drop In. Here the goods only make one stop between yon and the pro ducer. It's a plain fact The Good will Store is a good place to trade. V 2-10-SK rnmmmmmimmmm—■■ mi iV 11 i ■ — .—,—, the Woman • Auxiliary; and , that a copy be sent to the fam ily. Respectfully submitted, FRANCES H. UNDERWOOD BLANCHE P. HILtL, HALLIE L. FORESTER, ROSE W. S. HARVEJL, Auxiliary Officers and Resolu tions Committee. Community Singing Regular fourth Sunday night community singing will be held 1 at Bethany <Jhurch Sunday, Feb ruary 22, seven p. m. Reece Mas-i tin, chairman,' inviteg all singers to attend and take part. Meat price* will be higher lat er, prepare new. Whole dressed hogs weighing from ISO to 200 pounds at only 82c per pound, j Delivery at once or up to next week. Put In the locker plant, if necessary. Have plenty of meat on hand.—See Joe Pearson at The Goodwill Store. . 2-19-2t I - — ^ : * WANTED AT A young lady with typing and bookkeeping experience. Must be able to take dictation and do double entry book keeping with posting machine. Position is permanent; with firm in business nearly fifty years. Salary excellent. iff 111 I ■m ■ • >». P.O. IP ..'Vs • ••. 541 'PHONE WRITE BE ARRANGED. Write To * NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C. ONLY THOSE WHO HAVE HAD EXPERIENCE WILL BE CONSIDERED k:>r" q: " t#} m mw$ '*m Wm,■ ras % " CSmF; J®*? ";« . . : i s_ ;• - r" . — • w? .* ■ = Back Up the Y. M. C. Drive For This Ctiy!

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