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Myers were business visitors tc
Charlotte today.
Mr. Bill Gardner, student at
Davidson College, was home foi
the week-end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edd F. Gardner,
and had as his gneet, a school
mate, Mr. Bill Crosby, from
.Greenwood, 8. C.
ANNOUNCEMENT
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We Take Pleasure In Announcing Our
Appointment As Dealer For
HARRY
FERGUSON. '»«•
in Wilkes, Surry, and Yadkin Counties.
We Will Carry In Stock
Ferguson Tractors And
Implements
-TODD
IMPLEMENT CO.
Telephone 69 Yodkinville, N. C.
Radio Service, made a business
trip to Charlotte today by plane.
Friends regret to learn that
Mrs. Archie J. McNeil is confin
ed by Illness to her home on
Tenth street.
Mr. W. M. Day is having a
seven-room residence erected in
• Finley Park development near
I the home of Mr. W. G. Gabriel.
| Mr. Homer Carlton, .well known
farmer of the Goshen section of
the county, was a business visi
tor to the city today.
Mr. Monroe Poster, a well
known citizen of the .Lewis Pork
community, was a business visi
tor here yesterday. •
Solicitor Avalon E. Hall of
Yadkinville, was in the Wilkes
boros FViday looking after offi
cial .business.
Miss Mary Lee Gardner, a
senior at Greensboro College
spent the week-end here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edd P
Gardner. *
Mr Lawrence Haywood Miller,
who is attending N. c. State Col
lege in Raleigh, spent the week
end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Miller.
. Beshears, formerly
or the Cricket community, ig re
cuperating in General hospital
Ashtabula, Ohio, following birth
Sunday of a son, which died.
Mr. Ralph Barnette and Miss
Anna Sue EJledge and her niece,
all of North Wilkesboro, spent
the past week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. J. s. Elledge and family, of
Kannapolis.
v if"* ,W' L" Bundy returned
™ay from Baptist hospital in
Winston-Salem, where slie under
went an operation several days
ago. She is improving very rapid
ly, friends are glad to learn.
Lt. Lomax Crook, who is on
duty for Gulf Refining company
with the merchant marine out of
New York, is spending several
days jrith his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. L. Crook.
Mr. John H. • Joines, proprietor
of Joine8 Cash Store located on
Forester Avenue, is out again
following an extended illness at
(his home, friends will be glad
ito learn.
j Reins-iSturdivant Funeral home
is erecting a 50 by 100 storage
building on A street south of the
city hall. Foundation walls for
the large building have been con
! structed.
j Dr. Minnie J. Smith, academic
dean of Salem College, Winston
Salem, has announced the names
of students who have been plac
ed on the Dean's List for the
spring semester. Included on tho
list is Miss'Mary Finley, daugh
^ and Mrs. A. G. Finley,
1116 E Street, North Wilkesboro.
Miss Finley maintained an aver
age of B or better during the
past semester.
Mr. John E. Justice, chairman
of the Flood Control committee,
Mayor T. S. Kenerly and Tom
Jenrette, secretary-manager of
the Wilkes Chamber of Com
merce, attended a meeting of the
Agricultural committee of the
Winston-Salem Chamber of Com
merce, at which time develop
ments in the fight for flood con
trol were reviewed and pian«
were laid for activities during
the coming year.
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Series of Services
At Gospel Boptist
A series of evangelistic ser
vices is now in progress at Gos
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pel Baptist church, with a service
each Sunday night at seven o'
clock.
These services are being con
ducted by the evangelistic club
of Gordon Baptist church and a
cordial Invitation is extended all j
to attend. Rev. Clate Brown, pas-1
tor, said In the announcement: !
"We are having some real, spir-i
itual testimonials toy the people
| who attend. We extend to all an
I Invitation to pariclpate with us,
and especially those who have
been members of other clubs. Let
us get our spirits of evangelism
(burning with the Holy Spirit of
God to such an extent that we
will go out and make disciples
of men."
Dr. C. M. Walters
Killed In a Crash
Greensboro. — Three automo
bile accidents occurring in the
Greensboro-Burlington area since
Monday night had claimed the
lives of three persons and left
three others hospitalised last
night.
The dead were Dr. C. M. Wal
ters o' Burlington and Alvie Gul
lett and Howard M. Davis, both
of Route 1, Llnwood.
Dr. Walters died at 7 p. m. in
St. Leo's Hospital here after his'
car collided with a truck at the
intersection of Highways 220 and
62 at Level Cross about 11 miles
south of Greensboro late yester
day afternoon, according 'to state
highway patrol reports. Hospital
attaches said he sustained -a
fractured skull and severe lace
rations about the face and neck.
Mrs. Walters remained in St.
lieo's suffering from head injur
ies and shock, attendants said.
It's no use to worry about
what you get at The Goodwill
Store. If yon are not satisfied yon
get your money hack. All we ask
that yon return the goods at
once. Don't keep 'em out too
long.—The Goodwill Store.
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Under and by virtue of the law
of the United States of America,
and of a Hen existing in favor of
the United States of America
against the property of William
B. Bumgarner, the said lien being
recorded in the office of the Reg
ister of Deeds of Wilkes county,
North Carolina, and by reason of
a warrant for distraint for the
non-payment of assessed taxes
due, as evidenced by the foregoing
lien, and the following described
property having been seized py
the United States of America
from the said William B. Bum
garner under said warrant for
distraint, the following described
tracts of land lying and being in
Wilke8 county, North Carolina,
will be sold at public auction for
cash to the highest bidder at the
courthouse door of the County
courthouse of Wilkes county, North
Carolina on the 17th day of March,
1948, at 12 o'clock Noon: Being
lots 32 and No. 33 and 13 feet of
lot No. 34 in Block 10, as shown
on Map of H. C. Landon, C. E.,
which map is recorded in lift Reg
ister of Deeds office in Wilkes
county, in book 67, at page '671—
referenctfto which is hereby made
for further description. Lot 32
and 33 have a frontage of 30 feet
each, making a total frontage of
73 feet on the hard surface road,
extending back to a depth of 160
feet, as shown on the plat referred
to. Respectfully, C. H. Robertson,
Collector of Internal Revenue.
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Don't wait too long to buy your
new suit. See us while the selec
tion of men's and young men's
fine all-wool suits are on the
racks. They are combined with
quality, style and good tailoring.
Prices are reasonable. — The
Goodwill Store, by Colet Dyer.
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