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Photograph of the New RiVer Bridge on Federal Route 21,
running from Detroit and Cleveland to Jacksonville b.v way
Charlotte. Named after Governor R. A. Doughton, former O
way District, and built at a cost of #70,000, which was paid
Virginia Highway Commissions, Near Roaring (Jap.
LOCAL BOYS ON FORT
BRAGG PROGRAM
On the Foft Bragg CMTC
radio program from station W.
P. T. F. last Tuesday one of the
features was a skit on CMTC
life in which the actol-s were
Abner Evans of Jonesville. Da-
Tid A. Browne of Elkin. assisted
by Zeb Turner, a regular Army
Bugler.
Mr. Brown played the part pf
the Rookie, i nthis act, which
was entitled "What's that Horn
Blowing for Mister," while Mr.
Bvans was the sophistocated
Blue candidate who tried to ex
• plain the various 'bugle calls
sounded by the bugler. The act
was very well received and It is
planned to have these two J>oys
Headquarters===
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Vacantionist
You can always be sure of finding just the kind of fishing tackle
flies, rods, and lines here.
Baseball outfits, golf balls, tennis racquets, anything for the
out-of-dopr-loving people. •
Rifles and ammunition, the best
to be found in a good hardware
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The housewife will fincl just the cutlery, pottery and handy
tools she could wish for. '
A, complete line of building material. Paints and oils. '
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Roaring Gap Visitors and
Guests Welcome to our Store
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ELKiN, N . c
on the air agaiif next week. The
CMTC radio program is broad
cast each Tuesday from station
W. P. T. F. from 8:15 to 8:45,
and the entertainers are all
CMTC students, assisted by the
Band of the 17th Field Artillery.
Both Esan6 and Brown are
fourth year, or Blue students at
the Fort Bragg CMTC.
YADKIN COUNTY TO
WAR ON THE RATS
Yadkin county, under the di
rection of L. V F. Brumfield,
county agent, will wage a war
on rat's on June 27 with the slo
gatK v 'Keep Yadkin County Free
at Rats." A quantity of Red
Squill will be mixed and dellver
d to the following Yadkin coun-
I, the I^akes-to-Florida Highway
of Sparta, Klkin, . Htatesville and
'onunlssoiner for tlie Seventh High-
Jointly by the North Carolina and
ty places Norman's Drug Store,
YadkinviUe; Baaketeria, Jones
vllle; Norman's Grocery, Boon
ville; Drug Store, Bast Bend
and Garner's Store at Brooks
Cross Roads.
The bait will cost fifty cents
per farm and will consist of beef
and cereal with the poison.
!ards "have been issued and per
ons are asked to fill in -the ap
ilieation for the bait and mixed
lotion will be available the
various stores. All persons are
asked to get the poison out by
dusk on June 27 so that a con
certed drive may add to the ef
fectiveness of the campaign.
Mr. Bryte Burgiss is a student
at the summer school at Berea
College, at Berea, Kentucky.
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THE ELKiy TB.IBtJNB KLKIX NORTH CAROLINA
CHATHAMS WIN
PAIR OF GAMES
Saturday Chatham took on the
Kesler Mill Team of Salisbury
and tbiß contest proved to be
one of the best games of the se*r
son. The score being eight to
five .in favor of the local boys.
Gross pitched for Chatham and
he worked his usual good game,
striking out nine of the visitors
batsmen and only allowed four
clean hits. O. Stamjper started
the game in the box for Salis
bury and worked for four inn
ings when he was relieved by
M. Stamper wlio held the local
boys scoreless for the remaind
er of the game. Chatham will
have these boys back here for
another game next Saturday. It
has not been decided who will
play on Friday but th£ manage
ment is making arrangements
to have a good team here on
that date.
SATURDAY
Chatham AB. H R E
Francis 2b 4 12 0
Browp 3b 5 12 1
Powers cf : 4 2 10
Gross p.". 3 0 10
Parker If 5 111
Woodruff 4 2 0 0
Day c 4 0 0 0
Barnette lb 4 0 0 0
Osborne rf 4 111
Salisbury AB H R K
Can up 88 4 113
W. Newsom 2b 4 1 1 0
Eury c 4 0 0 0
Barnhard 3b 3 0 1 0
M. Stamper If p.... 4 1 0 0
B. Newsom lb ........ 4 0 0 0
Ruth rf *3 0 1 0
Reid cf ! 3 110
G. Stamper p 3 0 0 1
Chatham 880 200 M>x 8
Salisbury (MM) 220 M>t 5
FRIDAY
Chatham nung up two more
victories over the week-end.
Friday they took on .a bunch of
All-Stars from Yadkin County
and handed them a fourteen to
three defeat. Parker pitched fori
the locals and after the first!
iring he settled down and held
the All Stars scoreless the re
maining six innings, when the
game was called on account of
darkness. Powers, Gross and
Francis did. the majority of the'
stick work for the Blanket
Makers between them they col
lected six doubles and one home
run. Francis collected the home
run. and 00% of the doubl«s a .
Powers collected two doubles
while Gross got three doubles.
Chatham AH. H R K
Francis 2b 4 2 2 0
Brow n 3b 5 10 2
Powers ct 5 2 2 0
Gross 2b 5 3 10
Woodruff 88 3 12 1
Day c 4 1 *2 0
Baruette lb 2 12 0
Osborne rf 2 12 0
Parker P 3 110
Southard rf 0 0 0 0
ALL Stars AH H It R
Ireland lb 4 3 0 J
P. Qroce 3b 4 0 0 0
Clantor ss 3 2 12
R. Groce 2b 4 0 10
Long If f. 4 2 10
Burglss c 3 10 0
Johnson cf 310 0
Myers p 3 2 0 0
Arnold rf 3 0 0 0
Williams p ...T....J... 0 0 0 0
Chatham 125 105 0 14
All Htars 800 o*o 0 8
PLANT LATE CORN
TAYLOR'S ADVISE
Now that the rush of the
planting season is over an# farm
labor is more leisure, if there
is not enough , land planted to
com to feed all livestock on the
farm and there is likely to be in
sufficient amount of rough feed
on the farm. Why not plant a
ate patch of corn, for late roast- 1
ng ears and feed. Corn planted
now will likely mature before
frost and "Should it "not mature
it makas excellent feed cut in
the roasting ear stage.and fed to
livestock
In planting this late corn pst
•h a piece of fertile land should
be se]ected if possible, then all
the barnyard manure available
should be applied, and a liberal
amount of fertilizer usld. It
does not require very much cul
tivation to make this late corn.
The cor n can be planted after
wheat or oats are harvested. You
may say that this is hard on
land, to be sure it is hard ,on
land if there is not an applica
tion of manure applied, which
should be done. But it is hard
on the pocket book to buy eorn."
Especially is this true when to
bacco brings a low price. Leta
raise enough corn and roughage
this year to feed the livestock
on the farm.
jfe Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hunter of
Oxford are guests of Mr.
Hunter's mother, Mrs. Etta
Paul at her home on Terrace
MUCH INTEREST
IN BOXING CARD
•FOR JULY FOURTH
GYVYN' FRANKLIN OK FXKIN
TO S*RAP WILKEH X»US
TY FIGHTER IN OPENER
Much interest Is being mani
fest -for the American Legion
boxing carnival which will be
held at the Masonic Plcntf
grounds on tlie night of July
4 in conjunction with the annual
Masonic Picnic of that day.
George Royall, commander of
the George Gray Post of the
American Legion has arranged
a preliminary bout between
Gwyn "Dude" Franklin of this
city and Arvil Triplett, of North
Wllkesboro. Both youths are
keen fighters and a lively battle
preliminary features will be the
ring an* knock each other out
is anticipated. Another of the
battle royall between five local
negroes who will go into - the
one remaining longest upright
win the decision. An effort is
being made to get Hilary Martin
as one of the contestants.
The main bout will be between
"KO" Conway, of Greensboro,
state middleweight class and
"Little Boy" Safirt. Both these
are regarded as the ontatanging
boxers of the state and fans are
rxpected from far away corners
if this section of the state to
witness the carnival.
Jack Steed and L. Blackweld
er will also mix it up in the
principal preliminary and Mack
Hillard and Raplh Scott will box
prior to this go.
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Wli owill meet "K. O." Conwaj
here in 10 rounds July 4fh.
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Who will meet L. Blackweldei
here 4th July.
BOONVILLE WILL
HAVE FAIR AGAIN
TBe Boonville Fair committee
wishes to announce that plans
are under way for another fair
t.o be held in Boonville some
time in October. The date has
not been definitely decided on.
The following statement is made
'iy fair authorities:
It takes two things for a fair
—people and exhibits. Farmers,
->ow is the time for you* to begin
to c: llect exhibits for the fair
and to tell your friends about
the fair. The womeri are urged'
to begin preparing the home pro
ducts such as clothing, canning
and preserving, etc.
Plans are being made to in
>reaes the number of prizes and
to make the prizes larger than
they have been heretofore.
MJsses Bessie lie eand Cath
erine Wellborn spent Friday in
Winston-Salem.
\OTICE OF TRUSTERS SALE
By, virtue of the power of sale
contained in that certain Deed
of Trust dated December 19th.
1928, and executed by J. F.
Brewer and wife Delia Brewer,
to the undersigned trustee to se
cure certain indebtedness there
in set forth, which said Deed of
Trust was duly recorded In the
office of the Register of Deeds
of Surry County in book 74, at
page 297. The terras of which
iaid Deed of trust and condl-
nnmiixniy
itTyTi u iiofH IM
i /'/ ////!/ against
f- / "//y Summer Su n
[ i. *nd Wind
;"' v/V / COLD CREAM
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A VANISHING CREAM
SUNBURN CREAItf 4
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--f !' M And everything to pro--
/ & ' . tect the skin.
4JT $1.06 bo xof
I powder and
perfume—
/ $1.50 value for only—
sl.oo *
50c Dr. West's Toothbrush & 25c Tube Tooth
paste. 75c value for only—
50c
SPECIAL
' Gallon Thermos Jugs For
$1.49 %
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Pint Thermos Bottle
SI.OO
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60c box DUER KIR Face powder & 50c bottle
perfumr, sl.lO value for only—
60c
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Kodaks and film*. Developing & printing.
deliver. All mail order* given prompt attention
We pay postage.
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Tourists, Guests and Cottagers at Roaring Gap
Always WELCOME
Turner Drug Co.
W. D. Turner Geo. E. Royail
THURSDAY JUNB 19, 1930
tions of the payment of
of the indebtedness therein set
forth and demand having been
made on the undersigned trustee
to foreclose and sell the said
property for the purpose of sat
isfying said indebtedness and
further by reason of an order of
the Clerk of thje Superior Court ,
of Surry County, N. C., for re
sale of the said "property. Be
cause of a default in payment of
the purchase price by Delia
Brewer who bid in the
herinafter described at trustee's
sale April Sfrh -4930, I will on
Friday the 20th day of June,
1930, at 1:00 P. M., on the prem
♦ion tQ the highest bidder for
ices, offer for sale at public auc
cash, requiring -a 10 per cent de
posit of the bid at date of
accepte'd by the highest biddMr
the following described land in
the above said Deed of Trust,
which land being more fully de
scribed as folows:
Known as lots Nos. 6 and 7
Block 2 section B, of the E\i£
mont Development as surveyed
and plated by L. C. Jones, Sur
veyor and map recorded in the
of Surry County, N. C., and be
office of tlie Register of
ing the same lots deeded by G.
W. Wellborn and wife Stella
Wellborn to R. L. Poindexter
and Osrar Ray and recorded ilf
the office of the Register ,gf
Deeds of Surry County,
Carolina.
This the 9th day of Juntf. 19T^.
Robey M. Bates, Trustee
June >, 1930.