I SPARTA
SPECTACLES
BY EMORYETTA REEVES
When you tell anything, folks,
-especially be sure never to ex
-eggerate figures, at least when
they apply to how many fish you
«aught or how many birds you
killed. We’re inclined -to believe
feat Amos Wagoner, Alleghany’s
number one sportsman, is of
somewhat the same opinion; any
wcay he seems to have had a big
Baugh over it.
You see, last Saturday being a
beautiful spring-like day (ideal
Bor hunting) Mr. Wagoner and
Chffyn Gambill, of North Wilkes
fcoro, took the day off and did
just that ... in Ashe county, you
understand (the bird season
dosed in Alleghany in January).
To get on with the story: the
-bunt ended, Mr. Gambill returned
*o his home in Wilkesboro and
Mr. Wagoner came back to -Spar
ta, where late that afternoon a
group of the “boys” had gathered
over in the Farmers’ Hardware
-to -hear -the Jieturns of the day.
-Wok, sMr- Wagoner, figuring as
Bung as it wasn’t going to hurt
anybody, he would just tell them
Jhow many birds he really killed.
“Well, boys, I did pretty good
today. Got a nice bag limit, ele
ven birds and three pheasants”,
lie told the group.
'There were a few dubious looks
vsxchanged among the men but
Me. Wagoner was so serious that
be fnaiffe’ convinced them that he
Fined -really Balled eleven birds
-aAn? three pheasants. They con
. gratulated him and went away. I
CBM we say completely con-'
winced? Well, all except one |
raBU Dferw Edwin Duncan spends !
ram* of his time in North I
(Wilkesboro and happened to |
inert ton to Mr. Gambill the fact
that Mr. Wagoner had had such
good luck on the hunting trip,
found .out the truth ... no birds.
'Souccaj^e sure that Mr. Dun
had^iarmened
*7ys KTnjw wnat nam nappenea
and to climax the story, Mr. Wag
oner received in the mail the fol
lowing day a small newspaper
"ctepDistg ’entitled, “Hambone’s
Meditation”, .which read, “Sto’
.'keepuk ‘-SEf to kilt twinty birds
uat*n twinty shots—dat’s good
-sboddn’ but hit’s bettuh lyin’!”
/ -
Little Jimmy Leo Brinegar, 2
:year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
•Gitun Brinegar, of Sparta, Rt. 2,
s^t "a real example last Saturday
-aft ’alie War Bond booth in Jay
fjarfhrffc Store, when he convert
->efi Sis 'fife-time savings into war
-stamps. The savings were in the
form of pennies—419 of them in
a. red, while and blue bank shap
ed Tike Uncle Sam’s top hat. In '
-addition, Jimmy’s ipother car
ried iher -hands full of pennies
that ’ wodlfi net go in the bank. |
.With these life-time savings the
youngster purchased 16 twenty
Sve cent war savings Stamps and
•reoeivefi -a free book to keep
Yhasm in. With the 19 pennies
left over, his mother promised
’Kim that there would be enough
for ah least one more stamp next
week. More power to you, Jim- |
my. and you know it might not i
be -a bad idea if or a few of these
grown-up people to think over
w'trat you have done and then . . .
-buy another Bond.
A 'Child’s Prayer, as overheard:
r'*Thank you God for our food,
<*cldthes, and sunshine, Bless raam
vna and daddy and God, please
S»uy War Bonds! Amen.”
'Winston-Salem and Charlotte
inave recertify been placed in reg
»jftated areas lor fluid milk con
servation and control, announces
Food Distribution Adminis
teition.
If you need to
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Utossstoda that you are pile, feel tired,
weak, "drained out"—because you lack
a»«dum blood-iron — start today — lay
SUydta Flnkham's TABLETS.
XjUttbam's Tablets Is one of the great
* adR Mood-iron tonics you can buy to
~ I ibUBtt up red blood to give more
Tomd energy—In such cases,
i as directed—Plnkham's Tab
oa of the best home ways to
am tom Into the blood. Just
•for 30 days—then toe If you,
rHi»Ofc remarkably benefit. Follow
I HU nTT— Plnkham’s Tablets are
north trytnyt
Stop Egg Loss
With Feeding
A large percentage of the egg
losses due to cracking and break
ing can be eliminated by proper
feeding, suggests C. F. Parrish,
Extension poultryman at State
College.
About 5 percent of all eggs
produced are lost between the
nest and the table, and most of
this loss can be eliminated by
feeding the flock a sufficient
amount of vitamin D to enable
them to utilise to full advantage
the calcium in the oyster shell or
ground limestone.
“We are approaching the sea
son of flush egg production,” Par
rish says, “and poultrymen should
make every effort possible to re
duce this loss between the nest
and the table.”
Oyster shell or ground lime
stone, which should be before the
flock at all times, is not enough
in itself to eliminate thin-shelled
eggs. There are several carriers
of vitamin D such as feeding oil
and, if the flock is producing ma
ny soft or thin-shelled eggs, it
is advisable to mix this feeding
oil or other sources of vitamin D
with the grain every day. Sourc
es having a potency of 400 units
of vitamin D per gram should be
used at the rate of Vi pound to
each 100 pounds of grain. This
can be easily mixed when using
2 ounces of oil to each 25 pounds
of grain.
Be sure to determine the po
tency of the vitamin D carrier be
fore using, Parrish warns. The
strength of the oil will be indica
ted on the container.
Every poultryman should
watch" his flock carefully at this
time of year and be sure they
have sufficient calcium available
an denough vitamin D to be able
to utilize this calcium to full ad
vantage.
A cold egg just out of the re
frigerator separates most easily
because the white is firm and the
yoke less likely to break, but the
white whips best after the egg
has warmed to “room tempera
ture.”
How long to whip is another
secret the cook needs to know,
should be whipped stiff
If they are to hold
SVfbubbles while they are
folded into a cake mixture and
then cooked, they must not be
stretched too thin by overheat
ing. Whip until the white will
hold up in a soft peak and looks
glossy but not so long that it
looks dry. A pince of salt helps
egg whites hold their stiffness.
On the other hand even a small
particle of fat in the white will
prevent it from beating stiff.
Low or moderate heat is the
rule for cooking egg white dish
A little kneading usually pro
duces better biscuits than too
much or none at all. In biscuit
mixing tests home economists us
ed the standard recipe: 3 cups of
sifted flour; 4 teaspoons baking
powder; 1 teaspoon salt; 4 table
spoons fat; 1 cup of milk. The in
gredients were stirred together
in the bowl until just moistened,
then turned out on the board.
The first batch of dough was not
kneaded at all but quickly roll
ed out, cut and baked. The bis
cuits came out flat, crusty, only
fairly light. The second batch
was given long, strenuous knead
ing. The biscuits were tough,
flat and close-grained. In the
third test the dough received on
ly 18 strokes of kneading.
“Bombs Away!” These bombs
are leaving an American "fortress,”
somewhere over Jap installations.
The bombs We make today will be
dropping on German cities, Japa
nese islands in a very short time.
Tbs bom* front must fashion them
and pay for them with War Bonds.
O.S. Trmnury Dtfmlmtml
STATEMENT OF FfflMCML AFFAIRS OF THE
Reins^Sturdi vant Mutual Burial
Association, Incorporated
North Wilkeaboro, North C&roliha
FOR YEAR EHDIHG DECEMBER 31,1943
RECEIPTS
White Colored
Total Division Division
Cash Balance Shown on Last Report. $ 69,673.71 $ 69,298.47 $ 375.24
Total Assessments Collected.. $ 59,277.60 8 55,337.85 $3,939.65
Membership Fees Collected....—. 2,483.00 2,292.75 190.25
Interest on Time Deposits, etc... 638.00 638.00 .00
Net Difference Advances.. 1,293.86 1,217.46 76.40
Total Receipts ............. $ 63,692.36 $ 59,486.06 $4,206.30
Total Amount To Be Accounted For__$133,366.07 $128,784.53 $4,581.54
DISBURSEMENTS
Salaries and Labor ..
Bonds and Taxes.—
Postage .
Office Supplies.
Printed Forms.
Advertising .—
Collection Commissions ....
Miscellaneous..
7,322.74
1,620.69
531.80
344.05
220.00
975.43
3,696.50
208.17
6,836.24
1,419.69
496.50
319.04
205.40
910.63
3,452.60
194.37
486.50
101.00
35.30
25.01
14.60
64.80
243.90
13.80
Total Administrative Expenses.. $ 14,819.38 $ 13,834.47 $ 984.91
Death Benefits Paid. 24,350.00 21,650.00 2,700.00
Membership Commissions .
Total Disbursements .....
Cash Balance
2,483.00 2,292.75 190.25
$ 41,652.38 $ 37,777.22 $8,875.16
$ 91,713.69 $ 91.007.31 $ 706.38
ASSETS
Cash On Hand and In Transit.... $ 3,418.87 $ 8,364.85
Bank Deposits:
Bank of North Wilkesboro_ 8,572.86 8,672.86
Northwestern Bank of Sparta_.'._ 267.31 267.31
Northwestern Bank of Boone_- 193.83 193.83
Northwestern Bank of Jefferson... 816.60 816.60
Blank of North Wilkesboro (Col.) - 652.36 .00
Bank of Lenoir..... 386.66 885.66
Cash Value War Bonds .._... 52,078.31 52,078.31
Cash Value Building & Loan Stocks_ 25,328.00 25,328.00
Total Cash Assets.....f 91,713.69 3 91,007.31
LIABILITIES
Advance Assessments on Hand_ 5 7,228.01 8 6,954.06
Total Current Liabilities__ $ 7,22*41 8 6,954.06
Surplus ..._....$ 84,485.68 9 84,053.25
Death Benefits Paid During 1943. 253 226
Net Membership December 31st, 1943 . 61,913 57,654
$ 54.02
.00
.00
.00
.00
662.36
.00
.00
.00
9 706.38
8 273.95
$ 273.95
8 432.43
27
4,259
During past year assessments were made January 1st, April 1st, July 1st, and
October 1st.
I certify that the above information is true and correct to the personal
knowledge of the undersigned.
W. K. STURDIVANT,
Secretary-Treasurer.
Important Message From Your Secretary-Treasurer
During the past year your association has increased its membership from 65,083 to 61,913; and its cash balance from $69,673.71 to $91,713.69. .This remarkable
growth is due, partly to the fact that it is not just an ordinary burial association. It was established on the right basis, and is managed by folk experienced in the
Burial Association business, who are prepared for whatever the future might hold.
But the most vital part in the progress of your Burial Association has been your friendliness- and your goodwill. Without your cooperation, your confidence,
and your belief in the tlruthworthiness of your management, the gigantic organization reflected by this statement could never have been possible.
For your support we are most grateful, and for your continued support we asura you that we shall ever be faithful to the deep obligation of public trust you
have bestowed upon us, and to place this obligation above all else. We shall serve with justice and integrity those whose protection has been entrusted to our care
—and thus endeavor to be deserving otf the confidence you have placed in us.
With your help we shall continue' to grow. Let us continue to march onward!
W. K. STURDIVANT,
Secretary-Treasurer.
IN MEMORIAM
Date
Name of Deceased Address
Paris L Souther.Wllkesboro.
Creola C. Bullis.Boomer.
Susan Elizabeth Jennings N. Wllkesboro....
William Earl Faw.Wllkesboro.
Recie Mae Church.Wllkesboro.
Sarah Ann Adams.N. WUkesboro....
Charles R. Crumpler.... Ronda.
Viola Bittie Harris.Wllkesboro.
Parks L. Lenderman.... Wllkesboro.
Vilas Johnson.Wllkesboro.
James Harvey Foster. ..Purlear.
John Eller.Wllbar.
Margaret Caudill....... Abshers.
Jaunita Pllklngton.Hays.
Buster Chambers.N. WUkesboro....
Ambrose Wagoner.Springfield.
J. P. Crysel.Wllkesboro.
Rhoda Blackburn ........ Purlear.
Matilda Handy.Abshers. ..
D. Harold Anderson ... .N. WUkesboro....
Jessie Shew.N. WUkesboro....
James Shepherd.Oval.
Louvenia Grace Miles... Traphill.
1 let tie Sue Polly Benton . N. WUkesboro...,.
Elda Marlow.Gilreath.
James Harold Pardue... WUkesboro..
Goldie Adams.Mertle.
Dora Carabell Elmore... N. Wllkesboro.
Arthur Cox.Elkin.
C. M. Dearman.Hays..
James Dale Combs.Ronda.
Mrs. J. R. Eller...Purlear..
Thos Harrison Hawkins. Hays.
Delbert Arthur Burgess. N. WUkesboro.
Branson Benton.Purlear.
Lexio Joshua Earp.Moravian Falls....
Wm Franklin Higgins.. .Hays..
Frederick W. Lottes.N. WUkesboro.
Ellen W. Shew.N. WUkesboro.
L. F. Reavis.Wllkesboro.
W. J. Templeton.Hays.
Eulala Smoot.Traphill.
Adams M Williams.Wllkesboro.
C. Hobson Pardue.Moravian Falls...
Octavia Elledge....Hays.
Iredell F. Adams.N. Wllkesboro.
Ida Mary Jane Williams. .N. WUkesboro.....
David H. McGlamery. . Millers Creek.
Minnie Hazel Eller.Millers Creek.
Lula Hlx Rhoades...... N. WUkesboro.
Emanuel Harrold.Hays.. . ..
B. B. Brown.Dehart.
Henry Davis Byrd.Ronda.
Bessie Bonnie Lee Davis WUkesboro.
Martha Parsons Davis. . .WUkesboro.
Johnsie Bell Whittington Reddles River.
Buddy Morris Johnson.. Abshers.
J. G. Wiles.Hays.
Martha Alice Caudill... Hays.
Thomas Ransom Sparks.Roaring River....
Zelma Oakley Johnson.. .N. WUkesboro.
Sarah Everage.Cycle.....
Judson G. Greene.Bristol, Tenn.
Albert Otto Parlier.Moravian Falls ...
Finley Coleman Watts.. .Purlear.
Glenn Cox.Tlraphill ........
Billy Stone.N. WUkesboro.
James Martin Shumate.. Radical.
Mary Whittington.Parsonsville.
Ida Eller Wyatt.Moravian Falls
Lytle Columbus Hemric. .Cycle.
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Delma Lee Bouchelle... N. Wilkesboro.8
James Elmer Rash-- .N. Wllkesboro.8
Oakey Lee Holcomb.Ronda. 8
John Johnston.. N. Wllkesboro.8-;
James M Johnson.N. Wilkesboro.8-1
A. P. Coffey.Cycle.
Roscoe C. Johnson.Ronda.
A. P. Bowers...Dehart. 8-:
Lucinda Ray Johnson... Roaring River..., 9
Katherine Inez Earp.... N. Wllkesboro.9
Lester Billings.Lomax... 9
W. Millard Eller.Purlear. 9
George Edward Staley.. .Roaring River.... 9
Robert Edwin Burcham. State Road. 9
Carl Glenn Bauguess-Roaring River.... 10
Mamle Brown Higgins. .N. Wllkesboro.10
J. F. Osborne.Cricket.10
Louise Caudill.Concord.10
Valley Dare Pendergrass .Union Grove.10
Everette Roosvelt Dancy Daylo.10
George R Wagoner... . ..Halls Mills. ...... 10
Jo Anna Jones.. .N. Wllkesboro..... 11
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Claudie Louella Parks.. .Roaring River.
Buella Fincannon....... .Ferguson..
Melba Jean McNeil......Wllkesboro....
Mary C. Phillips.Summit.
Bruce L. Combs.N. Wilkesboro.
Bertha Brown.N. Wilkesboro.
Carrie Johnson.Hays... -
M. B. Eller..N. Wllkesboro.11
John Pendergrass.N. Wilkesboro..... 11
Nancy Elizabeth Jones.. N. Wilkesboro;-11
CornellaBlancheForester. Wllkesboro.11
Arnold Gllreath.N. Wilkesboro.11'
Tersa Armies Sale.Ronda ..11
Nancy Ann Bullls...... .Millers Creek.11
Jasper Elbert Hamby... .Champion.12
Thomas Gwyn Church.. Purlear. .12
Mrs A. M. Church.Jf. Wllkesboro.12
J. C. Walter.Avonmore, Pa-12
Nora Elizabeth T Isaacs Sugar Grove. 1
Lina Stine Presnell.Romlnger. 1
Mattie Dugger.Vilas. 2
Sarah Greer Wlneberger.Laxon. 2
Squire Monroe Church.. Boone.2
Harry Ernest Hinson... Mtn. City. Tenn- 3
Frank James Aldridge.. Banner Elk.2
Willard Socratlse Houck. Boone.2
Martha Ann T Palmer.. Beech Creek.3
Henry H Norris.. .Boone..... >. 8
Martha Richards.Shulls Mills.4
William Lookabill.Boone. 4
Robert Dean Swift.Boone. 4
Pansie Philli ps.. Lax on. 4
Ollie Belle Coffey.Shulls Mills. 4
Charles Wineberger.Vllas ._--. J
Hard A. Hagaman.Valle Cruels. 4
Fannie Houdc.Boone
Thomas Glenn Baird.... Boone
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10-16-72
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3- 8-18
3-10-86
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6-28-91
10-29-41
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8 yrs. 6 mo.
63 yrs. 0 mo.
62 yrs. 3 mo.
65 yrs. 3 mo.
59 yrs. 10 mo.
18 yrs. 0 mo.
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59 yrs. 10 mo.
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25 yrs. 11 mo.
72 yrs. 8 mo.
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45 yrs. 4 mo.
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66 yrs. 6 mo.
62 yrs. 8 mo.
38 yrs. 6 mo.
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66 yrs. 9 mo.
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8-22-38
6- 27-41
12- 3-35
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4-15-38
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6-29-37
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Date
Name of Deceased Address
James Monroe Campbell.Vilas.
Wm. Presncll Musgrove. .Trade, Tenn.....
Thomas H Williams.Amantha.
Rhoda Alice Ray.Laxon.
Nannie Belle Fox.Banner Elk.
Celia Virginia Trlvett.. .Todd..
John Hardy Dugger.Vilas.
Salile Norris...Zlonvllle.
Ed Murphy L>uttrell.Shulls Mills.
Ruby Snow Miller.Laxon
Wingate Bailey Hamby. Deep Gap.
David Henry Ellison... .Tamarack.
James Sherwood Miller..Sherwood.
Ruth Jeannet Greer.Vilas.
Ina Alverta Miller.Brown wood.
Ida Louise Greene Jones. Zlonvllle.
General W. Malnes.Tamarack.
Lora Bell MUlsaps.Sugar Grove.
James Willie Crltcher.. .Boone.
Jonathan Carrol Miller. .Boone.
Joseph Shelton Winkler. .Boone.
Manley Talmage Barlow.Banner Elk.
Betty Mae Hagaman ... Beech Creek......
Arthur Sylvester JohnsonCove Creek.
Vallle Virginia Cottrell.. .Boone..
Charlie W. Combs.Vilas.
Thomas A. Johnson.Jefferson.
Bessie Caudill.Smethport.
Ora Lou Ham.Husk.
A. G. Caudill.Smethport.
William Everett Eller. . .Jefferson..
Lutltia Dlshman Bare.. Jefferson.
Sallie Poe Thomas.Clifton.
Dare Burgess.Othello .
Robert Porter.Silas Creek...
George W Roten.West Jefferson
Lula Roten.Sly...
Lula Gentry.Fullerton, Md.
Edith Calhoun.Apple Grove.
Albert Vannoy.West Jefferson....
James A Osborne.Hemlock.
Effie Bell Miller.Wagoner.
William Mahaffey.Tuckerdale.
William Andrew Greer.. Apple Grove.
Frederick R. Blevins.West Jefferson. ...
Rosa Brooks.Tuckerdale.
Avery Eldreth.Lansing.
Ella Barker Sturgill.Smethport.
Minne H. Carpenter.Lansing.
Bruce Poe Ham.Lansing .
Irene Tates Jones..Warrensville.
Rosa Tomlinson.Jdlewild.
Dent Baldwin.Grassy Creek.
Pet Watson.. .Sparta.
Mrs. Sallie Jolnes.Whitehead.
Kyle Albert Evans.Williamsburg, Va..
Cleve Reeves.Sparta...
Samuel E. Richardson... .Sparta.
Margaret Ann McTodd.. Sparta.
Laura Adeline Andrews. .Sparta.
Fred Benge.Whitehead.
Jessie Willard Halsey.. .Plney Creek.
Treva Mae Fender.Sparta.. . .
James T. G. Ragsdale.. Winston-Salem....
Joseph Bare.Hickory.
Alex Franklin Reeves... Sparta.
Wiley Austin Combs_Laurel Springs. ..
Clemmie Halsev Pluiner. .Plney Creek.......
Ardie Fender.Plney Creek.
Rufus Melvin Pugh.... .Plney Creek.
Stella Thompson.Devotion.
Lula Amelia-Pugh.Sparta.
Della Blevins.Sparta . ...
Attle Halsey..Plney Creek.
Ella Lundy.Eunice.
Lela Mae Caudill.Whitehead
John Wesley Mooney... Edwards Cross Rds
Lela Mae Evans.Sparta.
Walter W Carpenter-Ennice....
Cora Lee Carpenter.Independence, Va.
Leonard T Hendrix.Sparta....
John Willie Poole..Sparta...........
Lydia C Anderson.Mo. of Wilson, Va.
Robert J. Reynolds.Winston-Salem...
Walter Everett Maxwell. Sparta..
Ethel Maxwell.Sparta.
Ella Mac Nichols.Lenoir...
McLelland Nichols.Lenoir.
Anner Ingram.J^enoir.
Amanda Atwood.Lenoir.
Harvey B. Clark.Lenoir..
Reba Greer.Lenoir.
Cornelia Watson.Lenoir.
Martha Watson.Lenoir— •••••••
Shirley Craig.Kings Creek
ef Death Date
, 5-17-43 4
. 6- 5-43 1
. 6-21-43 9
7- 5-43 4.
. 7- 8-43 3
. 7-11-43 9
, 7-24-43 9
. 7-27-43 1
. 8- 3-43 4
8- 11-43 12
. 8-15-43 12
. 8-17-43 8
. 9-20-43 5
9- 16-43 3
9-24-43 3
10- 17-43 4
.10-25-43 3
11- 30-43 12
12- 4-43 1
12- 9-43 3
12-11-43 4
12-13-43 6
12-24-43 6
12-27-43 12
.12-29-43 1
9-19-43 9
. 1-20-43 4
. 1-26-43 3
2- 20-43 4
3- 5-43 0
. 3- S-43 6
. 3- 8-43 4
. 3-18-43 12
3-19-43 6
. 3- 5-43 7
3- 31-43 3
4- 5-43 9
5- 15-43 0
5- 18-43 6
6- 22-43 9
. 6-21-43 3
. 7-28-43 4
. 7-24-43 11
. 7-30-43 6
9- 6-43 2
. 6- 4-43 2
. 6- 6-43 6
9-30-43 6
.10- 4-43 10
.10-21-43 4
11- 14-43
.11- 9-43 1
.12-20-43 3
1- 11-43
. 1-20-43 2
. 1- 2-43 8
. 1-26-43 7
. 2- 4-43 11
3-10-43 1
3- 17-43 12
2- 26-43 7
3- 26-43 11
. 4- 7-43 9
. 4-20-43 12
. 5-16-43 12
. 6- 8-43 3
. 6-12-43 4
6-13-43 4
6-14-43 1
6-15-43 1
6- 18-43 6
7- 21-43 11
8- 20-43 2
9- 5-43 4
. 9-10-43 8
. 9-22-43 5
10- 1-43 10
10- 2-43
10- 5-43 7
10-10-43 11
10-24-43 6
10- 31-43 7
12- 7-43 9
12- 7-43 4
12-24-43 10
12-24-43 6
1-24-43 6
1- 26-43 3
2- 13-43 1
4- 5-43 7
4- 14-43 3
8- 15-43 4
9- 1-43 5
9- 2-43 10'
11- 26-43 9
of Birth
- 1-88
- 3-70
-13-76
- 2-84
■ 9-42
-10-86
-16-73
-14-74
-29-89
-12-16
• 6-03
• 3-81
■29-90
- 2-15
-13-90
-21-71
■ 7-78
-11-85
• 6-3i
-26-39
•26-69
•22-11
■29-12
■10-86
• 4-09
■25-98
■ 5-97
■27-96
•14-01
■ ?- 0
-20-97
■ 5-78
■12-77
• 2-28
15-92
■30-81
• 2-98
■ 7- 0
•15-76
■18-91
•11-98
■22-02
■ 5-74
■ 3-75
■ 8-07
■26-99
■ 6-92
■15-07
•26-05
•27-37
■ 7-17
■18-95
•28-10
■ 7-75
■ 4-81
• 3-17
■27-92
■25-12
1-34
■ 1-79
24-86
■ 2-19
■ 2-27
• 26-75
■20-74
•17-73
■ 2-78
■12-73
■ 4-05
■20-70
■27-39
•18-73
•11-80
•27-86
•18-91
10-29
■30-78
■ 7
-23-93
-19-75
-16-22
-31-69
-28-74
-14-12
-20-87
- 9-02
- 4-10
-29-79
• 5-77
-25-79
-11-80
-26-35
-22-83
-16-88
-11-38
73 yrs: 5 mo.
67 yrs. 9 mo.
69 yrs. 8 mo.
1 yr. 3 mo.
66 yrs. 10 mo.
69 yrs. 10 mo.
69 yrs. 6 mo.
64 yrs. 3 mo.
27 yrs. 7 mo.
39 yrs. 8 mo.
62 yrs. 0 mo.
63 yrs. 3 mo.
28 yrs. 6 mo.
63 yrs. 6 mo.
72 yrs. 6 mo.
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65 yrs. ? mo.
57 yrs. 11 mo.
12 yrs. 10 mo.
4 yrs. 8 mo.
74 yrs. 7 mo.
32 yrs. 6 mo.
31 yrs. 6 mo.
58 yrs. 0 mo.
34 yrs. 11 mo.
44 yrs. 11 mo.
46 yrs. 9 mo.
46 yrs. 10 mo.
41 yrs. 10 mo.
61 yrs. 7 mo.
46 yrs. 8 mo.
64 yrs. 11 mo.
65 yrs. 3 mo.
14 yrs. 9 mo.
60 yrs. 7 mo.
62 yrs. 0 mo.
44 yrs. 7 mo.
49 yrs. ? mo.
67 yrs. 11 mo.
51 yrs. 8 mo.
45 yrs. 3 mo.
41 yrs. 3 mo.
68 yrs. 8 mo.
68 yrs. 2 mo.
36 yrs. 6 mo.
44 yrs. 3 mo.
51 yrs. 0 mo.
36 yrs. 3 mo.
37 yrs. 11 mo.
6 yrs. 6 mo.
26 yrs. ? mo.
48 yrs. 9 mo.
33 yrs. 8 mo.
67 yrs. ? mo.
61 yrs. 11 mo.
25 yrs. 6 mo.
50 yrs. 6 mo.
30 yrs. 2 mo.
9 yrs. 2 mo.
63 yrs. 3 mo.
66 yrs. 7 mo.
23 yrs. 4 mo.
15 yrs. 7 mo.
67 yrs. 3 me.
68 yrs. 4 mo.
70 yrs. 2 mo.
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65 yrs. 2 mo.
70 yrs. 2 mo.
38 yrs. 5 mo.
73 yrs. 1 mo.
4 yrs. 0 mo.
69 yrs. 8 ino.
63 yrs. 6 mo.
57 yrs. 4 mo.
62 yrs. 0 mo.
14 yrs. 4 mo.
64 yrs. 11 mo.
60 yrs. ? mo.
60 yrs. 2 mo.
67 yrs. 10 mo.
21 yrs. 6 mo.
74 yrs. 3 mo.
69 yrs. 2 mo.
31 yrs. 7 mo.
56 yrs. 2 mo.
41 yrs. 6 mo.
32 yrs. 8 mo.
63 yrs. 9 mo.
66 yrs. 1 mo.
63 yrs. 8 mo.
63 yrs. 1 mo.
8 yrs. 3 mo.
60 yrs. 3 mo.
66 yrs. 10 mo.
6 yrs. 1 mo.
100
100
100
60
100
100
100
100
100
100
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100
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Date Joined Amt.
12 2-36 $100
7-13-34
3- 16-87
2- 6-43
4- 6-43
6- 9-36
5- 9-36
12- 7-35
4-22-43
10- 7-35
7- 11-42
6- 9-36
6- 1-36
6-12-43
6- 5-34
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8- 3-36
11- 9-37
9- 21-34
11- 28-42
3- 24-43
12- 24-36
4- 18-39
9- 8-38
10- 10-36
3- 20-39
4- 26-38
3- 20-39
9- 1-87
8-12-37
4- 10-40
5- 6-38
11- 29-41
3- 31-39
10-26-41
10-15-39
4- 27-40
4-30-41
10- 30-40
7- 3-37
6- 15-38
3- 15-39
7- 30-38
4- 1-42
11- 14-37
1-12-39
4-21-41
7- 16-42
8- 3-38
12- 12-36
1- 6-40
10-1-37
2- 1-40
3- 15-36
6- 1-39
12-16-42 2100
12-28-TFn 50
7-15-33
10-23-39
7- 0-36
1- 17-39
5- 7-38
9-30-35
2.14-36
6- 15-34
5- 9-37
12-20-34
6- 3-35
6-10-42
9-21-35
6- 8-34
8- 23-35
6- 8-37
5-11-36
4- 30-42
5- 8-34
2- 8-37
12- 4-84
8- 4-36
8- 24-34
3- 7-36
6- 16-33
1-12-42
1- 12-42
4- 6-39
9- 16-37
5- 18-40
6- 1-40
4- 1-40
3- 1-42
2- 8-43
9- 1-40
10-14-39
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100
100
50
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100
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100
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100
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Total Death Benefits Paid to KamlMra of the White Base.
OOLOaiD
Lincoln W. Gwyn.Wllkesboro. 1- 1-43 9-25-00
JB Burnette...North Wllkesboro.. 4-11-43 5- 3-77
Edward Harris.....Wllkesboro. 5-27-43 3- 9-73
Artis Hague Parks.Wllkesboro. 6-27-43 9-17-13
Ruth Redmond.Wllkesboro. 9- 2-43 6-28-16
Robert Ferguson.Ferguson. 9-23-43 7-20-74
Herman Carlton. .North Wllkesboro. .11-28-48 4-20-02
Tom Brown.. Traphlll.......... 12-21-43 6-14-13
Hiram* J. Davidson .... Boone.,6-35-43 5- 6-74
Laura Mathis Mitchell... Boone............ 11-27-43 12-18-70
Charlie Poe.Gary. West Va- 3-31-43 10* til
Mary Mlchaux.-.Lenoir..... 1- 8-43 6- 8-07
Frank Weathersnoon... Lenoir. 1- 7-43 12-25-93
Odell Dickson.Lenoir. 1-22-43 12- 9-92
Anna L Watts....Taylorsville. 2-14-43 9-12-82
Herbert Dula.Lenoir.8-17-43 12-16-03
Jesste Llnney.......... MlddenHe. 6-28-43 9-15-90
Clemmons M Bennet... Hidden! te. 6-31-43 7- 6-95
William C. Jones.Virginia. .-2-04
Qullla Scott.Lenoir. 7- 4-43 3-10-82
aiiel Jone"::..Yadkin VaUey. 8-28-43 10-30-93
Sety Patterson..Lenoir.....
Elbert Howard..Taylorsville.*0-23-43 7-19-84
Edward Parsons.Taylorsville.«-<* *-22-80
Cora Horton...J-enolr.11-10-43 9-16-89
James C. Norwood.Lenoir.11-16-48 6-26-20
Bessie Patterson.Lenoir.,.11-26-48 6- 1-84
Paid to X
42 yrs.
66 yrs.
70 yrs.
29 yrs.
28 yrs.
69 yrs.
41 yrs.
30 yrs.
69 yrs.
72 yrs.
69 yrs.
35 yrs.
49 yrs.
60 yrs.
60 yrs.
88 yrs.
62 yrs.
47 yrs.
39 yrs.
61 yrs.
49 yra.
#8 yra.
59 yra.
63 yrs.
54 yra.
28 yrs.
59 yrs.
Colored
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