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More than three million farms —well over half the nation', to* gr°-8 1688 than <1600 year. Per capita Income of per (tons on farms last year amount ed to a little over $900, as com pared with $1569 for non-fart persons. Jtfc. Mastin Rites i • Sunday At Antioch Funeral service will be held Sunday, two p. m., at Antioch Baptist church for Pfc. E<d#ir J. Mastin, who was killed in action March 28, 1943, in North Africa. Pfc. Mastin Is survived by his mother, three brothers and three sisters: John, Charlie, Oscar, Margaret, Kathleen and Lucinthia Mastin, of Wilkesboro route I two. — « Charles G. Armfield Is Claimed By Death ELKIN — Charles Gray Armfield, formerly Mayor of Elkin, died at 3:20 p.'m. Tuesday In Winston-Salem where he had been under special treatment during a long illness. Mr. Armfield was reared in Statesville a son of Robert Edward and Alice Gray Armfield. I He moved to Elkin when a young man. He was a charter member and first president of the Elkin Kiwanis Club was cnce Mayor of Elkin and vice-president of the former Elkin National Bank. Ho was also a member of the Board of Stewards of the Elkin Methodist Church and served in this capacity later at Greensboro Roanoke, Va., and Fredrick, Md. For th<> past 15 years he had been a bank oxaminer for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation^ making his home in Frederick, Md. Resolutions Of Respect WiHEREAS, It hap pleased the Supreme Master of the Uiiiverse to call from among meu and masons f>ur worthy brother, Hon. | Hugh A- Cranor; and, WHEREAS, Brother Cranor became a member of this Lodge in his early manhood and remained steadfastly loyal to It in particular and to Masonry generally during all the future years of his life. At one time or another, he filled all the principal offices of the Lodge and was elected and installed as its Master many times, and throughout his life had an active interest in all its workings; therefore be it, RESOLVED BY LIBERTY LODGE NO. 45 A. P. & A. M. of Wilkesboro, N. C. FIRST, That it is with a sense of profound loss that we chronicle the death of Brother Cranor; that we gratefully recognize the honor he brought to this lodge because of his interest and attainments and preferent in masonry; that we commend to our brethren the example of his unwavering loyalty to Masonry; and that we record our appreciation of his patriotism and public service to his community and State; SECOND, That we tender the sympathy of this Lodge to all the members of the bereaved family. THIRD That the Secretary of this Lodge be directed to furnish to Brother Cranor's family a copy of this resolution and that a copy be furnished to the JournalPatriot for publication. T. E. Story • Wm. Page Choate Presley Joines. Committee HOPES FOR NEW INSPECTION LAW HELD BY RAMSAY RALEIGH — (AP) — Writing the death certificate of motor vehicle inspection. Speaker Kerr Ziraige Ramsay tonight voiced hope that something like it will he enacted. When he put his signature on the inspection repealer passed by the General Assembly last week and thus ratified it, he told the house he hoped that some legislation which would keep some of the good features of inspection would be enacte^ a* this session. A move to revive inspection will be pushed this week. Senator L. H. Foundation of Edgecombe, who introduced a new inspection bill last week, said he was winding up work on amendments to his measure and would have them ready to present at the senate roads committee's next session. slon. — o Young chickens top the list of foods expected to be plentiful throughout North Carolina during March. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as administrator of the estate of Mrs. Annie Mae (Walker, late of Wilkes county, N. C., this is to notify all persons having claims against estate of the deceased to exhibit them to»the undersigned, whose address is Hays, N. C., on or before the 26th day of February, 1950, or this notice will be plead in bar_ of recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate settlement. This the 26th day of February, 1949. FRED H. WALKER, Administrator of the estate of Mrs. Annie Mae Walker, deceased. 4-7-6t-T NOTICE OF SALE North Carolina, Wilkes County. Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain deed of trust executed by Lytle Brown and irife, BainJ Brown, dated the 20th day oi September, 1947, and r ecorded i i Book 285, page 303, in the offic< of the Register of De >ds of W kes County, North Cart lina, del inlt having been made : a the paj ment of the j indebtedness thereby secured and j said deed -o' trust b iing by the terms there if subject to foreclosure, the unlersigned trustee will offer for s de at pi blic auction to the highist bidder for cash at the courthoc ge door i l Wlkesboro, North Carol ma, at n< on, on the 18th day of tfarch, 1949, the property convey d in said deed of trust, the sa me lying and being in the Countyjof Wilktfs and state of North Carolina, in Mulberry Township, ind more particularly described as follows: Adjoining the lands of Chal Brown, J. <!. Adams and others, and boundec as follows, viz? Beginning on a stake on the South bank of Lousy Creek, running South >5 degrees 30' west 47 poles to a stake on the North bank of the public road; thence 9. 34 degrees ; 0' East 18 poles to a black gum, Chal Brown's corner; thence Norti 56 degrees 45' East 11 4-5 poles to a white oak; thence North 23 d sgrees 15' East 5 8-5 poles to a stake; thence North 63 degrees 45' East 20 poles plus 14 inches to a hickory; thence South 89 degrees 3ast 9 2-3 poles to a stake; thence North 72 degrees East 13 3-4 poles to a stake on the south lank of Lousy Creek; thence up aid with the meanders of Lousy C -eek 30 poles to the point of beginning, containing 5 3-4 acres, n ore or less. This 15th iay of February, 1949. C -<YDE HAYES, 3-17-4t (T Trustee. Why W jrk Overtime? See the new line of time saving tfonroe Calculating, Ad iing and Bookkeeping machines. W. T. Hammer, Jr. Representative Monroe Calculating Machine Co. P. O. Box BRISTOL 917 VIRGINIA
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