North Carolina Newspapers

Cotton Ginners Get Assurance Of No Red Tape MM That Then Will Not Be Too Mach Bod Tape in Bankhead Act Dntlea WASHINGTON, July A—Cotton ginners throughout the Southern ootton belt were aseured today by Cully Cobb, government cotton chief, there will be “very little red tape” connected with their respon sibilities under the Bankhead cot ton act. . ' Responding to numerous com ■ munications from ginners complain ing About “red tape” whloh they feared in the compulsory baleage reduction program, Cobb issued a statement clarifying the relation of the act to the ginners. The Bankhead legislation levied a tax of SO par cent of the average central market price per pound of lint cotton, which has been determ f Ined M HIM cents, on all cotton ginned above the 10,400.281 bales of 418 pounds Bet weight fixed ae the to be ginned tax-free The average central market price may be redetermined from time to time should the Secretary of Agri culture find it advisable. But at no ! time map the tax be lees than five * cants a round. , The ginners win be issued bale laga Which they will attach to all cotton finned this season when the ,~'$todueer surrenders tax exemption certificate* covering the amount of •r the eiBttati ginned, or when the pro , ducer papa the excess balage tax. v Under the act an affidavit will > be required from producers who tape their ginned cotton home for storage and postpone payment of the tax. This affidavit may be •worn to baton any county agent or.emmtar of community production dbntro! committeeman. This serv ice will bp available without cost to ’ farmers wishing to postpone tax pay Many ginners, Oobb said, have the erroneous Impression these affi davits must be sworn to before a hotiiry. ' internal Revenue Bureau repre sentatives will visit the gins month ly and administer oaths free In the ease of gin returns. Dived Too Deep In Water And Dies (Gastonia Gazette) J. 0. Whits, of «0» Piedmont street, In the Giark mill commun ity, died abut 3:30 o'clock this morning In the Gaston Sanatorium from spinal concussion, evidently the result of the shook he received •d Saturday when he dived Into '» waist-deep water and struck his head on the bottom of a small swimming hole on a creek behind the Modena mill near the Modena street extension. Pick Gaffney Men For S. C. Bank Board COLUMBIA, a O, July 1.— C. M. Smith of Gaffney and W. B. Caasels of EUenton, Aiken county, have been appointed by Governor Blackwood to fill vacancies on the state board of bank control “Full * After Meals r' Bern Is hcar Thedford’s Black* Draught proved helpful to Mr. Archie W. Brown, of Port Green, Pia.: *1 have taken Black-Draught when X hgro felt (bill from over* eating or eating too hurriedly” he WTttea. "Small doses right after meals ltd ms of gases and heavy feeling. X am a gnat believer in Jjlack-Dratgbt.”. V Jhedford’a BLAOK-DBAUGHX Purely Vegetable Laxative > »cmu)UR was *hx avaur* ORDER BEAM’S Coal High—Heat—Low—Ash Stovewood PHONE 13S • PALMER’S AMBULANCE TELEPHONE 61 FUNERAL DIRECTORS And EMBALMERS LUTZ-AUSTELL Funeral Home 406 West Marion Street AMBULANCE PHONE 33 Picnic Is Enjoyed By Polkville Class Senior Oiria Clast On Pest; Farmers Threashlng Wheat; Personals. POLKVILLE, July 3.—Hie Senior class of girls of the Polkville Sun day School enjoyed a picnic at j A. P. Ramseys pond Saturday aft- j ernoon June the 30th. Those pres- ; ent were: Misses Madeline and , Obelia Bridget, Darcus and Fern , Whlsnant, Ruth Phllbeck, Effle Lac- ] key, Beulah Phllbeck, Mrs. Fred j Mints, Mrs. John Phllbeck. A very Inspiring sermon was rendered Sunday night by the pas tor, Rev. Sam Olbbs at Polkville church. Farmers in the community are very busy threashlng wheat. Miss Blanche Lackey Is very ( much improved after a severe case , of tonellitis. , Miss Dorothy Bridges spent last ( week with her sister Mrs. John , Wess and Mr. Wets of Splndale. . David Whlsnant and. Marshall . Ivester left Saturday for Fort Bragg , where they will spend several , weeks. , James Olbbs, the small son of , the Rev. and Mrs. J. 8, Olbbs Is , spending some time with his grand- , mother In Yancey County. I Mrs. Roy White Is spending a , few weeks with her brother Andrew , Horton and Mrs. Horton of Valdese. ( Mr. and Mrs. Yates Lee spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Daves of New House. Mrs. Walter Frint has returned home after spending 3 weeks with to her home after spending twto weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Whlsnant. She was ac- ( companled home by her small sis ter Margaret Whlsnant. Miss Edith Sailor Is spending the week with her sister Mrs. Rachel i Hamrick of Shelby. Mrs. Mary Elisabeth Lauter has returned to the home of her daughter Mrs. R. W. MCAbee after spending several months In South Carolina. Mrs. John West of Splndale Is J spending the week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bridges. Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor of ' Union Mills were the spend the day guests of Mr. and Mrs. 8. H. Phllbeck. Mrs. W. H. Covington and son Horace Jr. have returned from a weeks tour at the World Fair In Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. George Greene visited Mr. and Mrs. David Carp enter of near Ellenboro Sunday. Gaston County Has Sale Of Cotton Mill Ground and Building of Old Cotaw bo Spinning Co., Wu Owned Prom Too Sole. (Gastonia Gasette.) The chief business coming before the county commissioners st the Monday morning session of their regular July meeting'was the con- , flrmatlon of the sale of the prop erty of the old Catawba Spinning company, that Is Gaston couftty's part, to the American Yarn and Processing company of Mt. Holly Mill corporation for $30,000. The machinery had previously been sold . to Floyd C. Todd for $10,000.. The mill had been bought in at a tax sale jointly by the town of Mt. Holly and county of Gaston, in May, 1933 for unpaid and delin quent taxes. Oaston county's taxes for the years 1939 to 1934, Inclusive, amounted to $8,486.77. Of the total sale price of $30,000 the town of Mt. Holly realised $31,131.69 and the county of Gaston $8,968,31. --— Luke Lee It Able To Go To Work (News and Observer) Luke Lea, 8r., has recovered suf ficiently from a recent attack of stomach trouble to resume his dut ies as time-keeper and material checker for a renovation crew at State Prison. Lea, former Tennes see political power and financier, is serving six to eight years for vio lation of the State Banking laws. Mothers Watch Your Children Now that school Is out and vaca tion time is here, perhaps they need this tonic to cleanse their system of all the germs and poisons that have accumulated during the win ter months. Nature's great medi cine, "Vim Herb” Is said to be the most agreeable system cleanser and tonic builder on the market. Don t wait until they are sick to begin treatment. Watch the youngster. I: they seem cross and unruly, don t spank—they probably are not weu Watch for the coated tongue, yel low complexion, bad breath, lack of interest, and restlessness at night. These symptoms tndicate that some thing Is wrong. Don’t neglect them, do as thousands of other North and South Carolina mothers have done Note how quickly a few doses will 1 put roses in their cheeks and give j them vim, vigor and vitality. Ab^o- < lutely harmless and pleasant to , take. Talk with the vim Herb mail « at Cleveland Drug Co, ad Minister Ordained In Rutherfordton Rutherfordton, July 8.—Rev. Har ■y F. Bean le Rutherfordton'a new sat mlnlater, being ordained Sun lay night at the First Baptist ihurch here. The paator. Rev. E. B. Jenkins, was to charge while former Pastor lev. M. A. Adams preached a ser non urging the minister to stand irm for the right. Rev. Charles }. Trammel, of Columbus, gave the sharge while the Rev. W. C. Lynch sxamlned the candidate and the lev. E. P. White led the ordination >rayer. Rutherford To Get Cotton Checks 16th (Rutherford News) Farmers who cooperated In the sotton crop adjustment program his year will receive about July 16, iround $78,000 in this county. The hecks are expected from Washing - on about the middle of July. Each >erson who is entitled to a check will be given due notice as to what lay to come here and sign for hU w her check. ThU will be done as oon as> they are received. Around [156,000 will be paid to fanners of his county to two payments, the >ther checks should arrive about Sept. 1. No checks will be given mt without the signature of the >wner. There are a total of 1867 sotton contracts to this county. Reynolds’ Daughter Weds Army Officer NORFOLK, VA., July 5.—Lieuten ant Buron Carlto Colt Jr., a native >f Rhode island, and Miss Frances fackson Reynolds, daughter of Jnlted States Senator and Mrs. R. 1. Reynolds, of Asheville, N. C„ were married at noon yesterday at he Cavalier hotel, Virginia Beach, lev. Benjamin B. Bland, of the tfethodUt church at Virginia Beach, jerformed the ceremony. Lieutenant Colt and Miss Reynolds irrlved at Virginia Beach late yes ierday, and it was said today, will •emein until tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dowdy were their only ittendante at the wedding. Lieutenant Colt, who holds a iommlsaion in the army, has re sently been on duty near Windsor, ST. C. 666 JQUID. TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROSS jhaeka Malaria In S 4t;i. Cold* firtt day, Haadahct n Neuralgia In SO mlnntt.. Fine Laxative and Tonic Most Speedy Remedies Known. TRUSTEES SALE By virtue of the power of sole eon alnid in the Deed of Truet exasuted by 1. R. Yarboro end T. D. Yarboro. on Key Slit, 1934. Md recorded In Book ,34, st pet* 349. In the Register's Office >f Cleveltnd County. Default having leen mede tn the peyment of the in lebtedMM thereby eeoured. the under lined, st Subitltuted Trustee in eatd Seed of Trust, will sell for cash to the llghest bidder at public auction, at the 3ou»t Bouse door In Shelby, N. C., On MONDAY, JULY 30, 1934 it 13 90 o'clock noon, the following des irlbed real estate: Situated In Number • Township. ClevS and County, and being a part of the d. L. Borders property subdivided and lold by the Cyclone Auction Company, tegtnnlng at a stake an the South side Of ’lrst street, corner of Let Number 9. and ■uni North 98 3-4 West 100 feet; thence louth 31 1-4 West 300 feet to a stake; hence south 88 3-4 East 100 feet to lorner of Lot Number 9; thenee North 11 1-4 East 300 feet to the beginning :omer. The tame being Lot Number 8. it shown in "Plat Book Number 1", on >*8* 73. in the Register's Office of Cle lelend County. The foregoing property will be edld tub met to ell unpaid tones existing egeinst tome, end ell prior lions, which mOy bo Igeinst sold property. This the 39th dey of June. 1934. Peyton McSwaln. Substituted Trustee. • 4l-July 8c SALE or REAL estate Default having been mede tn the pay pent of the indebtedness secured by that sertatn deed ot trust to Bynum 1. wsath lr». trustee, executed by gEeb N. Hamrick ind wife, Eva Hamrick, on the 3rd day »f March. 1938. and reoorded in the reg istry ot Cleveland county. N. C„ in book 138 at page 118, I will, under and by nrtue ot the power of tale contained in laid deed of trust, and at the reguest ot :he cestui que trust, and for the purpose if discharging ths Indebtedness secured by laid deed of truet. proceed to sell to the i if best bidder tor cash, at the court louse door In Shelby. N. C.. at 13 o'clock W., on Monday, July *8, 19S4 the following described property, to-wtt: Adjoining the lends of R- t Weathers, M. M. Meuney estate and othere, and de icrthed by metes and sounds as follows Beginning on a stone, the M. M. Mauney >ld corner: and runs thenee north 1314 last 61 poles to a deed post oak; thence north 3414 west 135 poles to a stone. Weathers corner; thenee south 17‘4 west 11 poles to a stone, thence south 914 last 31 poles to a stone. Meuney's corner; ihenee north 85>t east 1J0H polee to the legignlng, containing 37 acre*. more or lOSS. This land Is eold subject to any and all srlor liens thet may axis' against same This ;he 30th dav of June. 1934. B'-Nt'M 1? WT* THTTS. Trustee, 0. Z. Nawton, Attv. 41 June 33c TPISTEES sale By virtue of the po«e>- of Sale contain 'd in e deei of tru t executed by W. R ilanton, Jr . on Wlu 'crv *5, 1931. to me is trustee for the Shelby Building end .ean association sett deed of truet re •orded in hook ill page 11, ot the regli Cr's office of Cleveland county, N C.. ind default having be’r mad* In the layment of the Indebtedness thereby se :ured L as tru'*u<\ wtll «*U for cash to he highest bidd«r at public auction at he court house door >tt Shelby. N. C , or. Monday, Jab ttrd. 1984 it 13 o’clock M-, the following described eat estate: Beginning on a stake on the eaat edge if Morgan street, the northwest corner of hat lot conveyed to W H. Blanton bv 1. B. Bostic and wife, end recorded tn look BB page S3, said beginning point ietng m the southwest comer of alley unntng east and west between the prop rty of W. H. Bl»nton and O. C. Beam. ,nd running thence eatt with aouth edge if aald alley, or Aderhclt lire. ISO feet 0 e new corner in eald line: thenca aouth 1 new line 90 feet to a stake, a new eer ier. thence west a new line 186 feet to he edge of Morgan street or Railroad Ine, thence with said street north 90 feet o the beginning eoruer. being the lot leaded to W. H. Bianian. Jr., by W H IIan ton and wife, Della Blanton, by deed lated October 8th. 1938. The for»gotnit property will be sold aub ect to any unpaid taxes existing against am*. This June 10. 1|34 CLYDE R. HOEY. Trusted. 4a June 23c Utility Company Reduces Its Rates Virginia * Carolina Concern Cut* Rates That WUI Save Cus tomers $75,000. (News and Observer) Another reduction In public utili ty rates was announced by State Utilities Commissioner Stanley Win borne yeeterday. The reduction, placed into effect on July 1 by the Virginia Electric and Power Co., will gave fforth Carolina customers about $76,000 a year. TIi* company serves a consider able area In northeastern North Carolina, during about eight per cent of its total business in this State. Headquarters are at Roan oke Rapids. The Virginia company voluntari ly reduced its rates two years ago and because of that was not lnclud • ed with other major companies who reduced rates under agreement with the old Corporation Commission In December, 1032. Hie rate reduction amounts to half a cent a kllowat hour In the lower consumption brackets. The new residential rates are : First 100 kwh. 6,8 cents a kwh; next 150 kwh 6 cents; next 450 kwh. 45 cents and in excess to 700 kwh. 3.8. The min imum charge is $1 a month. New combination service rates ara being worked out. ASHEVILLE YOUTH IS MORTALLY WOUNDED WILMINGTON. Del., June 30.— While other convicts in the New castle county workhouse watched what they thought was a friendly scuffle, William R. Johnson, 20, of Asheville, N. C„ was mortally wounded in combat with Daniel Jones, 28, of Brooklyn. Guards stood only a few feet away when they saw the flash of a knife. Special Service At Sulphur Spring? Rev. J. N. Wise, pastor, announc ed that a special service will N held at the Sulphus Springs Metho (list church on Sunday evening Julj 8th at 8 o’clock. The pastor’* sub Ject will be “The Building of King Solomon’s Temple”, All of the members as well as the public are Invited to attend. to the record low price of malm ttvnfinMWr =ae NEW REDUCED PRICES STANDARD MODELS Sport Roadster. $465 Coach. 495 Coupe... 485 ' MASTER MODELS Sport Roadster. 540 Coach.. 580 Town Sedan.. . 615 Sedan .640 Coupe.. 560 Sport Coupe_. 600 Sedan Delivery.. 600 COMMERCIAL CARS Commercial Chassis...355 Utility Long Chassis .515 Dual Long Chassis. 535 Utility Chassis and Cab. 575 Dual Chassis and Cab.595 605 625 Utility Long Chassis and Cab Dual Long Chassis and Cab... Commercial Panel.575 Special Commercial Panel 595 Utility Panel. 750 Dual Cab and Stake Body. 680 Dual Long Cab and Stake Body.. 740 of Reduction $25 25 25 35 35 30 35 35 35 45 30 50 50 50 50 50 50 35 35 50 50 50 Above ere list prices of passenger oera at Flint, Mioh. With bumpers, spare tire and tire lock, the list price of Standard Models is 918 additional; Master Models, $30 additional. List prices of commercial cars quoted are f.o.b. Flint, Mich. Special equipment extra. Prices subject to change without notice. Compare Chevrolet’s low delivered prices and easr G.M.A.C terms. A General Motors Value. AND UP, F. O. B. FLINT, MICHIGAN When Chevrolet announced price reductions several weeks ago,1 something important happened . . . some thing of vital concern to every buyer of a low-priced car: Chevrolet stepped into the moat favorable price position it has enjoyed in a long time! i Reductions amounting to as much as $50—the most substantial price cuts announced in the low-price field this year— dropped Chevrolet’s base price to a new low figure of $465. Just compare this price — compare any Chevrolet price—with those of other cars. Then compare what you get for what you pay! There’ll be no question in your mind which car to buy, once you do. Chevrolet offers patented Knee-Action—and others do not! Chevrolet alone has a Fisher body! And the same thing applies to cable-controlled brakes,Y-K frame, shock-proof steering, and 80-horsepower, valve-in-head, six-cylinder engine. Chevrolet gives you far more features—far finer quality —a far better name for dependability. Yet the price of the Chevrolet Standard is lower than that of any other 6ix or, of course, any eight in the world. CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY. DETROIT* MICHIGAN D. “HUSS EAST WARREN STREET ” CLINE SHELBY, N. C.