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fMl Didn't Read Fishing Calendar Raleigh ? Got. Gregg Cherry some advice for fishermen "yesterday. The Governor said he had re ceived a complaint from a Flori da fisherman who had purchased a temporary North Carolina li cense for a few days In the highlands area an<j had not caught any fish. It seemed he wanted his money hack. The Governor said all he need ed was a cane pole, a sinker made from.the lead seal off a railroad car, some plain old worms, and a copy of Coble's Fisherman's Calendar. ' "Coble eays there should hare been good fishing while the gen tleman was here," the Governor remarked, "but I don't know whether the fish read It or not." Bridegroom Suffers Nervous Breakdown Newquay, Eng.?Arthur Fenn 37, disappeared on 8ixth day of his honeymoon. Fenn, mining for three days, reappeared Monday at his honey moon hotel. PhysicianB said he had had a nervous breakdown and ordered a complete rest. "We were having such a love ly honeymoon," his beautiful young bride, Connie, said. Of Hie Meal S2VV 55*35 ? ? .*.v335 SPECIAL COFFEE Mossir Visit Is _ ' . ? si J. BELMONT MOSSER Officers of the Klwahis Club of North WilkeSboro learned to day that J. Belmont Moser, prom inent Pennsylvania industrialist and reoently elected president of Kiwanis International, probably will speak in this section some time during his one-year admin istration. Paul Osborne, vice-president of the club, said that following his election at Los Angeles, the new Kiwanis Chief Executive had In dicated he would launch his speaking itinerary in late sum mer This schedule undoubtedly will carry him into a majority of the 29 Kiwanis districts through out the United States and Cana da, Paul added. Delegates to the largest con vention in the history of Kiwan is International named Mosser to succeed Dr. Charles W. Arm strong, Salisbury, N. C., who Berved as president of the com munity service organisation dur ing the P&8t year. Long active in eastern indus trial circles, Mosser is vice-presi dent and general sale? manager of the Speer Carbon Company and vice-president of the Inter national Graphite and Electrode Corp., both at St. Marys, Pa., where he maintains his home. In a press conference a few days ago, Mosser said that during his administration he -would ad vocate a program of adult edu cation based primarily on the principle that freedom Is " every body's fcusiitess." He declared the public must become aware of the dangers that threaten liberty. "The apathetic and indifferent attitude of today that has result ed in mounting government debt, ill broken homes, and empty churches is not the spirit that forded the rivers and scaled the Rocky Mountains." Mosser said that it is essen tial that "we realise that the bal lot is ' sacred, that youth must have proper leadership, and that the government is the servant of the people." Active in civic affairs for many years, the new Kiwanis president recently was appointed >by Gov ernor Duff of Pennsylvania to the State Committee to Study Educational Facilities. He also is a past chairman of the car bon section of the National Elec trical Manufacturers association. In St. Marys, he has served as co-chairman of six war fund drives and as a director of the St. Marys Chapter of the Ameri can Red Cross and the Commun ity Chest. Mosser was treasurer of Ki wanis International for the past two years. Prior to that time he served as a member of the Inter national board of trustees. In ternational committee chairman, governor of the Pennsylvania Kiwanis District, and president of the St. Marys club: As president of Kiwanis In ternational, ' he will represent more than 2,300 clubs through out the United States, Canada, Alaska and Hawaii, embracing a membership of 190,000 business and professional leaders. CARD OF THANKS The family of J. C. Higgina wishes to express their deepest appreciation to the many friends and neighbors for their floral tributes and kindness during the lllneSB and death of their wife and mother.?Mrs. Carrie Porter Higgins. Back Hospital Election NOTICE North Carolina, Wilkes County. In the Superior Court Richard J. Council, Plaintiff vs. Nancy D. Conncfll, Defendant The above-named defendant, Nancy D. Coancill, will take notice that an action as above entitled baa been commenced in the Supe rior Court of Wilkes County, N. C., by the plaintiff, Richard J. Douncill, to obtain an absolute di vorce from the defendant on the ground that plaintiff and defend ant have lived continuously eep-1 ?rate and apart from each other for more than two years next pte ceding the commencement of this action; and said defendant will further take notice that aha la re quired to appear at the offioe of i the Clerk of the Superior Court of Wilkes County, in Wilkeeboro, N. C., on the 9th day of Snpt, 1948, or within twenty ^?*7* thereafter, and answer or to. the complaint filed in adi rause, or the plaintiff win he en titled to the relief demanded In jaid cotnplaint. This 1st day of Augrust, 1948. C O. HATES, 9-6-4t-(M) Clerk Superior Court R ? - I ?riV ? ouse AUTOMATIC WASMM Iff T CIS PROVE HOW IT: | Saves up to 10 Gallons of Water a Load. Exclusive Water Saver measures water to the size of load. Just set the dial! 2* Washes Cleaner. Exclusive, gentle but thorough washing action washes cleaner, drains scaled water atoay from?not through the clothes. 3. Ends Washday Work. Washes, triple rinses, damp-dries, cleans itself, shuts off . . . automatically. Slanting front?easy loading and unloading. Do This to Got PROOF. Pfeeoe us and make arrangements to am a Isod af clothes washed eimm . . . toe Laundromat way. GRAY BROS. FURNITURE COMPANY Telephone No. 607 Wilketboro, N. C. 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