SPARTANS SPEAK
—By The—
INQUIRING REPORTER
"Do you have a favorite pet?”
Most people do, and the type of
pet varies according to the per
sonality of the person. Some like
caged canaries, love birds, par
rots, or a bowl of gold-fish. Oth
ers like the more active dogs, cats,
fowls, or the like.
A few Alleghanians were asked
which pet they favored, and ex
eludir.g one young Miss who said
tier's was “a man,” some of them
answered:
Mrs. J. C. Spicer, route 1, Spar
ta.—"Don’t know which pet I
would rather have. We have all
■kinds, including dogs, cats chic
kens, and so on. Believe I would
j rather have a pet hen. I’m crazy
about chickens.”
Maisie Cox, Grayson county, j
Va.—“I don’t have a special pet.
We have dogs and cats, but they
stay out of the house. Guess I
like a dog the best.”
Alice Murray, route 2, Sparta—
“Don’t believe I have any pets.”
Alice Taylor, Laurel Springs—
“Preference would be a collie dog,
but am also fond of canaries.”
Mrs. C. R. Roe, Sparta—“Have
no pets. We did have a small acq
uarium which included a turtle
named ‘Hitler’ because he was so>
mean, but have that no longer.”
Piney Creek School
& Community News
By MARY SUE REEVES
An inspiring chapel program
was given by the Seniors here
Monday. The program was open
ed by the singing of “Tramp,
Tramp, Tramp” followed by a
poem, “Our Country,” by June
Cox; a talk, ‘Take Your Place,”
by Graham Pugh; a poem, “I Am
an American,” by Betty Wagoner;
a talk on “The Flag of Our Coun
try,” by Mary Sue Reeves and
was brought to a close by the
singing of “America.”
Better Speech Club
The Better Speech club met
Wednesday and rendered a very
interesting program. Mr. J. B. i
Reed gave a talk on perseverance j
that every member of the club
will long remember. Several j
speeches will be given next j
Wednesday by pupils guilty ofj
too many errors.
Attend F. F. A. Meeting
Thomas Smith and Harold Ab
.■sher, member of the Senior class,
•accompanied Mr. L. K. Boyer,
agriculture teacher, on a trip to 1
Boone Monday to attend a F. F.
A, meeting.
Basketball
The girls’ basketball team tast
ed defeat for the first time this
season here Friday night when a
strong sextet from Galax defeat
ed them by the score of 25 to 22.
This was not a conference game
and dpes opt affect their stand
ing in the conference. The boys
lost by the score of 17 to 20. They
will meet Galax again Friday,
Jan. 30.
Bow I Can Be A uood
American?
By Wanzallen Landreth,
Sixth Grade
There are many ways in which
1 can be a good American during
these days that our nation is at
war. I am trying every day to be
a good American. Our govern
ment needs us all now in every
\way that we can help.
(.One way that I can be a good
American is by doing what our
president says, not to listen to
propaganda about our nation and
leaders.
Another way is by saving ev
erything, even payer. The gov
ernment has many uses for
paper and boxes.
I can be a good American by
s buying Saving stamps arid bonds
and by giving to the Red Cross.
Each donation, though small, will
help.
X can be a good American by
being a loyal citizen, neighbor,
and classmate; by helping keep
my community clean, preventing
accidents and obeying the laws.
Another way that I can be a
good American is to learn about
my government and my nation. I
must educate myself by learning
* to read, write, and speak well.
Eor in a short space of time I
will be a voter of my country.
LIMERICK
By BURTON LANDRETH
There was a negro named Lan
dear—
He was as black as a cinder—
He wasn’t worth blarney
"Til he got-in the army
And now he’s a national defender
Cherry Lane News
By MRS. I. PAUL MILES
We are sorry to say that Mrs.
Frankie Hall is still very ill.
A large crowd attended Cherry
"Lane church Saturday and Sun
day. The preachers were Cleary
Bartely and Toliver.
Mr. Quincy and Morgan Royal
and their families, of Wyoming,
are visiting relatives in this vici
nity.
Mrs. Fannie Snyder, of State
Road, is visiting her 3ister, Mrs.
Ford McCann. v
The farmers enjoyed an in
and family
t Mr. Clate Bennett’s last
Mt. Zion News
Betty Mae Wagoner, of Piney
Creek, spent the week-end with
Logene Pugh.
Mrs. Willie Cox and daughters,
June, Faye and Charlene, of Piney
Creek, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Mattie Smith and Miss Edna Rae
Smith.
Mary Lou Grubb visited Miss
Levon Church, of Scottville, last
Saturday.
S. E. Smith visited his nephew,
Blake Hampton, of Piney Creek,
last Thursday.
Ella Ruth Hampton, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Blake Hampton,
is ill.
H. C. Smith, of Famer, Tenn.,
is spending a few days with his
family in this community.
Lottie Smith visited Oma and
Liby Church, Sunday.
Fred Pugh visited Thomas
Smith Sunday.
Evidently Thomas Smith be
lieves in being prepared. He was
seen with a joke of oxen hitched
to a mowing machine Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. T. E. Pugh, Ray Fields and
S. E. Smjith were shopping in
Sparta Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Mabe has
returned home from a visit in
Idaho.
HAYNES—PLUMMER
Mrs. F. E. Haynes announces
the marriage of her daughter,
Lillian Jessie to Luther E. Plum
mer, on Thursday, Jan. 8th at
Boise, Idaho.
Mr. Plummer is the oldest son
of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Plummer.
The Plummers moved from Alle
ghany county to Filer, Idaho, a
number of years ago. They have
a host of relatives and friends in
Alleghany county.
Topia News
By MRS. D. M. PUGH
Staff Correspondent
J. A. Moxley is ill. He was vis
ited last week by Dr. B. C. Wad
dell, of Grassy Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Denny Angell
and daughter, Thelma, of Kan
napolis, spent the, week-end with
their father and grandfather, W.
R. Pugh.
Mr. and Mrs. Carey D. Ble
vins and Mr. F. J. Pugh visited
Mrs. F. J. Pugh, who is a patient
in the Ashe County hospital, Jef
ferson, Sunday.
Mr. Fred Weaver spent the
week-end with his family here.
Kyle Douglas, of Pennsylvania,
spent the week-end with relatives
near here. His wife who was for
merly Miss Irene Church, will ac
company him to Pennsylvania,
where they plan to make their
home.
Miss Velma Pugh, Lenoir, spent
the week end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Pugh.
Those visiting in the home of
Eugene Black, Sunday, were:
Mrs. Flora Moxley. Misses Lorene
Moxley, Doris and Vesta Grace
Blevins; R. E. Landreth, of Piney
Creek,. Hynsen and Maurice Ble
vins.
Ray Blevins, of Pennsylvania, is
spending some time here with his
mother, Mrs. Belle Blevins.
Mr. Floyd J. Pugh left Sunday
to spend a few days with his son,
Paul Pugh, at Hudson.
Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. D.
M. Pugh, Sunday, were: Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Pugh and son, Dale;
Misses Lorene Moxley and Jackie
Fairloth, Mr. and Mrs. F. G.
Weaver, Ray Blevins and Mrs. O.
E. Moxley.
Mrs. Maude Pierce, of Crum
pler, spent Sunday, with Mrs.
Lillie Williams and Mrs. Mottie
Phipps.
Sunday. S »
The ivy burl business, after six
weeks in operation, has distri
buted approximately $2,000 to the
farmers around here.
...
Statement of Financial Affairs of the
RQNS-STURDIVANT MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOCIATION, INC.
NORTH WILKESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA
FOR YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31t»,1941 _
If You Have Not Already Paid Your January
Assessment, Do So Now!
IMPORTANT!
We are asked the question from time to time relative to whether
you should keep the insurance paid for those of our boys who are
in the army—and the answer is always YES! A number of things
could happen that would deprive them of obtaining insurance after
serving their time in the army, and too, there is always some ex
pense if something does happen, which will not be reimbursed by
the Government.
Your son’s insurance with us is worth $100.00 regardless of what
the Government does about it if he is killed.
The question is often asked again: “Can you get our boy for us
if he is killed in service?” We trust that none of you will need us,
but we CAN and WILL go any place within reason that you want
us to go, and we can collect from the Government the same as any
other person who takes care of our boys from our community.
Your problems are ours, and if for any reason your son in the army
should want to get in touch with you, and you are not close by a
telephone, just have him call or wire us and if the road is not open
to your house, we will open it.
I assure you of my personal appreciation for your cooperation and
friendship through every day that is past and I trust that regard
less of the clouds that now hang over us that the sun will come
through and 1942 will be the brighest year for you and yours.
Yours to serve you and to help you,
W. K. Sturdivant
Secretary-Treasurer.
Your January Assessment Is Now Due. Be Sure To
Make Payment Before Grace Period Expires.
RECEIPTS
Total
Cash Balance Shown on Last Report .fUS’SS’m
Total Assessments Collected .$38,287.60
Membership Fees Collected . 2,730.25
Interest on Time Deposits, etc. 392.50
Net Difference Advances . 1,451.20
White
Division
$44,499.07
$34,201.00
2,500.25
392.50
1,316.75
ooiores
Division
$ 158.26
$4,086.60
230.00
.00
134.45
Receipts . .$42,861.55 $38,410.50 $4,451.05
Total
Total Amount to Be Accounted for .$87,518.88
DISBURSEMENTS
Salaries and Labor ...$ 1’nen'oo
Bonds and Taxes . 1-860.29
Postage . 496.11
Office Supplies & Printed Forms . 972.25
Office Equipment . 538 -32
Advertising . 1,356.41
Miscellaneous . 8634
Total Administrative Expenses .
Death Benefits Paid . 26,850.00
Membership Commissions . 2,730.25
$82,909.57 $4,609.31
$ 4,551.13
958.17
451.47
884.77
489.90
1,234.33
78.60
$ 8,648.37
23,550.00
2,500.25
Cash Balance .$48,468.61
ASSETS
Cash on Hand .. ■$ 685.67
Bank Deposits:
Bank of North Wilkesboro . 166.13
Northwestern Bank of Sparta . "91.17
Northwestern Bank of Boone . 380.iz
Northwestern Bank of Jefferson . 43.75
Bank of Lenoir . 187.46
U. S. Government Bonds and
Building and Loan Stocks . 46,480.31
Total Cash Assets . $48,468.61
LIABILITIES
Advance Assessments on Hand .$ 5,017.40
Death Benefits Paid during 1941 . .. „ 279
Net Membership December 31,1941 . 52,370
$ 409.17
102.12
44.64
87.48
48.42
122.08
7.74
$ 821.65
3,300.00
230.00
Total Disbursements ..$39,050.27 $34,698.62 $4,351.65
$48,210.95
$ 685.67
100.13
333.51
380.12
43.75
187.46
46,480.31
$48,210.95
$ 4,800.35
257.66
.00
.00
257.66
.00
.00
.00
.00
$ 257.66
$ 217.05
Total Current Liabilities ..$ 5,017.40 $ 4,806.35 f 217.05
Surplus ..$43,451.21
$43,410.60
245
48,831
40.61
34
3,539
; AdClIlQCi duiP UCvvlUMvl w*»*»»* ... ' . . _ » „ii
During past year three double assessments were made, in January. April,
and ^October. abQve information Is true and correct to the personal
knowledge of the undersigned. w ^
I
OGV1 J Viwu* v*
IN MEMORIAM
Name of Deceased
Viola Fairchilds Bumgarner.
James T. Allen
Ferry Vera
Nancy Jo Ann Parks.
Obie F. Davis.
Veldon Bowers.
Eugene Laws.
Clarence
Leta Zell Osborn<
Robert W. Cummings
C. W. Steele.
J. Frank Reeves
Mollie Mintoi
O. Owyn Rhoad<
Date of
Birth
Afe at
Death
Joined
Amt.
12- 8-90
7- 4-20
1918
12-15-74
6-18-87
5- 17-97
8- 10-71
6- 18-07
11-24-39
9- 26-1900
3- 7-83
2- 24-38
5- 3-73
8-10-84
8-10-70
11- 7-71
8-14-86
8- 18-78
4- 16-73
7- -1870
9- 13-37
9-28-82
6- 12-98
5- 28-78
12- 30-79
8- 29-97
10-19-83
4-30-81
8- 1-88
1- 24-70
1879
7- 1-79
1933
4- 5-32
4- 1-73
3- 4-84
2- 4-08
12-10-71
10-14-17
8- 18-81
1877
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4- 31-20
8-12-07
1- 1-03
7-10-76
1- 8-28
3- 8-11
7- 18-00
10- 4-1000
8- 13-23
12- 2-04
4- 23-28
12-28-97
7- 22-01
10- .8-11
1- 37-76
0- 14-84
4-23-88
2- 26-88
10-24-93
8- 19-38
4- 21-30
5- 24-09
6- 5-06
1- 13-23
3- 30-72
7- 4-72
4- 5-15
6- 20-79
1-23-81
5- 3-74
3- 23-91
4- 21-06
7- 31-76
8- 15-87
4-22-26
3- 1-76
3-17-75
9- 13-48
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Name of Deceased
Fulton Fletcher.
Edna Roar!
*-Mress
Jefferson. N. C._
MUam. N. C._
Sturgill. N. C.
Lois Maude OriffltU.
Deryl Carpenter.
Virgle Mattie
Elisabeth Edwards.
Cordia Della Pettyjohn-Piney Creek. N. C._
John Radford Simona—-Piney Creek. N. C..
John OUie Crouse-Bnnice. N. C._
Walter Ray Burchette_Stratford. N. C
Thomas Martin Oambill-Stratford. N. C
Wilburn Berry Estep-Whitehead. N. C
Ennis Edwards___Glade Valley, N. C—
John Crouse___Cherry Lane. N. C._
James Cleveland Brown.
Albert Edward Wilson
Julius Walker.
Valle Crueis. M. C._
Trade. Tena..
Zebulin Bard
Samuel Atkins.
Date of
Death
4-17-41
4-15-41
4- 21-41
5- 20-41
5- 30-41
0- 4-41
6- 17-41
6- 20-41
7- 7-41
9-15-41
9-20-41
9-30-41
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10-16-41
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11- 11 41
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7- 4-41
7-10-41
7- 17-41
8- 14-41
9- 12-41
16-19-41
11- 9-41
11- 7-41
12- 20-41
I- 24-41
1- 27-41
2- 6-41
2- 61-41
3- 1-41
3-16-41
1-20-41
3- 27-41
4- 6-41
4- 8-41
4- 8-41
4-22-41
4- 27-41
5- 13-41
5- 14*41
6- 33-41
6-37-41
6- 26-41
7- 6-41
7-13-41
7-16-41
7- 36-41
8- 6-41
6-11-41
8-16-41
8-16-41
8-27-41
6- 3-41
6-16-41
6- 9-41
6-31-41
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Age at
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«- 3-11
11- 10-29
6-26-25
1- 3-66
6- 30-74
12- -08
8- 8-84
9- 17-iO
11- 5-18
1660
3-17-62
7- 10-81
2- 2-74
3- 13-20
5-27-72
10-11-82
5- 7-84
12- 10-74
11-18-74
1-17-18
3- 13-15
1-28-37
1- 30-07
7- 1-66
6- 10-88
10- 1-72
7-20-95
7-21-39
7- 9-70
9- 22-74
8- 20-72
7- 4-71
5- 12-77
4- 20-37
2- 20-73
7- 6-05
6- 3-77
2-26-76
2- 17-75
7- 16-73
8- 10-76
11- 2-71
16-10-61
1- 1-92
3- 12-16
12- 12-66
8- 10-76
3-13-77
6-24-60
3- 9-66
8- 23-36
5- 11-04
0- 35-07
3- 0-96
9- 16-19
3-12-82
1- 4-06
3-11-95
12- 17-05
10- 3-79
6- 30-73
10- 5-06
t- 3-33
9-10-79
3-17-73
6- 19-87
3- 7-69
11- 39-91
7- 3-10
4- 17-03
2- 27-89
3- 22-74
6- 1-36
2- 2-16
1- 1-74
9-26-10
3-64-74
8- 26-10
3-16-77
7- 6-61
13- 16-76
8- 6-78
5- 1-01
5-13-ii
0- 11-71
3- 2-74
2- 26-13
1- 61-31
4- t: ::
11- 13-64
7-36-62
1-20-66
0-12-31
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11 yrs.- 5 mo.
15 yrs.- 9 mo.
55 yrs.- 4 mo.
66 yrs.-ll mo.
32 yrs.- 5 mo.
56 yrs.-lO mo.
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22 yrs.- 8 mo.
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60 yrs.- 2 mo.
67 yrs.- 7 mo.
21 yrs.- 7 mo.
69 yrs.- 4 mo.
69 yrs.-ll mo.
57 yrs.- 6 mo.
66 yrs.-11 mo.
67 yrs.- 0 mo.
23 yrs.-10 mo.
26 yrs.- 9 mo.
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66 yrs.- 6 mo.
52 yrs.- 7 mo.
66 yrs.- 3 mo.
45 yrs.- 6 mo.
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70 yrs.- 7 mo.
66 yrs.- 5 mo.
61 yrs.- 6 mo.
69 yrs.- 9 mo.
63 yrs.-ll mo.
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66 yrs.- 3 mo.
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64 yrs.- 0 mo.
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24 yrs.-10 mo.
64 yrs.- 3 mo.
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63 yrs.-ll mo.
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66 yrs.- 2 mo.
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26 yrs.- 6 mo.
10 yrs.- 7 mo.
63 yrs.- 4 mo.
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