LEGION MEMBERSHIP
CAMPAIGN SUCCESSFUL
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As a result of more Legion Pests
in North Carolina this year getting
away to the quickest and best star^
ever, and as a result of tire fast and
furious membership cajhpiatgh which
has raged duiing|th<j Sttitewi^e Le
gion RoundS^from Dec,. :f l£h to Dec.
16th, the ni»j$terifal ^t&idgth o£ the
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Legion in N^'Jb. t|dayras.:;.^c«i3Uierably
more than i j: was|pn fiocdSl, 1932.
The enthusiath£ m|Su|(jri'-ih which
the various« Leg§>n fkwhs-: followed
through? the pl^gs ag per schedule
during recent |aj|iid-up wag a
real inspiration ,tp Ekpartment Com
mander Dqpiels yrtio is asking all the
Posts . whi|h hay^not jj^t mustered
their full^trength; for J&34 to do so
during this pionih JOf December.'
That dioupd.^, was- Iteattired- -by
simuWaa^pys vcpnffcfert^a of all post
official^ hxa} %>thei' go-getting Legion
naires the . various- posts, at the
time amf* places designated by the
various Post Commanders ^t ^ccard
ance with |.he plans sent direct to
such Post,, officialsteaop, Jthe evenings
of Dec. 12,’Dec. l^^cf Slf'tod -Dec.
16, 1933. Department programs were
broadcast from WBT (Charlotte) on
those evenings, with all the various
Posts, ^strict a#d Department of
ficials and, the 4eiiera| ptitolid 'listen
tog in. JlS,
In connection with such broad
casts, the Department appreciates
the splendid cooperation of the mem
bers of the Sameul C. Hart Post No.
14, of Salisbury, for putting on that
dramatic skit entitled, “The Spirit
of the Legion,” depicting a greaj
moment in Legion history. Favorable
comments on that program were .
ceived from as far south as Florida,
The Department likewise appreciates
the splendid cooperation of former
State Commander, R. Gregg Cherry,
and Damercn Williams, of Gastonia,
for that splendid program, on the.
evening of Dec. 14, 1933. The,sincere
thanks and appreciation of .ah Dct .
partmont officials of the Legion gosi
to all the hundreds-more than a
thousand-Post officials and go-gel-!
ters of the Legion in all sections of j
the State for their splendid coopera-j
tion and for the real results which
they personally secured by “following
through” those plans for. the Round
Up as per schedule. Numerous Posts
won citations last week and 'those1
Posts which did not quito*succeed in j
mustering their full numerical stre
ngth before that Statewide Roll-Call
on Dec. 16th, are expecjed to keep j
their various committees right -bh 'Chel
job and muster their full . stcoijigthl
during December, in order that the ■
entire Legion program of 1934 Aall
be completely successful.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
MOUNT ZION NHJVV1S
Mrs. C.jJ. da4gh$fer«ivistj
ed Mrs. ■jSoj^s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Miller-*one day last week.
Norman Jones, of West Jefferson,
was visiting in the community last
week.
- Mrs,; M^ry a few;. days
last week with fcerdaughu r, Mrs.
Frank ShepheitJ.
W. “R. Jones, and J T. Landreth
made ;a business trip to Sparta Wed
nesday.
,Miss Ethel
W.Ji. Jones
vjatbedl Bj S/fil. Smith’s hast week. j
Mrs. W. R. Jones,'whp has spend-i
i«g some time with, relatives in Mary-i
land, returned hopae Thursday, and
reported, a^.plhasahh visit.
The small child of Mr. and Mrs,
Eugene /IStfrch, of Reden, died Thurs
day of„,;^pieujndnla, and was buried
in Mt. Zion cemetery Saturday.
; Seyoral persons iIn, ^community
made, a business tjpip to Sparta Sat
urday;;; . T:,'VT'.r !
; Mr; :..ah’d Mrs- H. Clay Smith visit
fed at Ufaney ..^Ann perry’s , Friday
claims again
st the Alleghany County Releif Of
fice must have bills into the Office
by December 26, or they will not be
paiV*ir i
Jr 1 1 p #' A. Miles,,,
|. I D%cto#>f ?%leif
ame old Santa, same old joys, '“"Hr
Same old dolls and sleds and toys;
Same old holly, sarne old tree,
Same old gifts for cherubs wee;
Same old carol, same old light,
Same old stocKings hung at night;
Same old words of merry cheer,
Same good wishes for the year.
Same old Christmas! Seems to me
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That’s the way it ought to
TWIN OAKS f
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Edwin York afid Guytrn Crouse re
turned from Philadelphia Satirday
night with a truck load of furniture
for their Pilot Mountain Furniture
9tore. They reparted the road covered
with ice through Pa, Md. and parts
of Virginia, making driving very da
ngerous.
Mr. and Mrs. Kilby Atwood had
for dinner guest Sunday as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Irwin, of Bei
Air, Maryland, Mr. and Mrs. John
Me Carpenter and daughter, Viola,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Irwin and chil
dren, Rose and Wade, of Twin Oaks,
and Polly Napier of Stratford.
Mrs. Bea Mabe and daughter
Irene spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives in the Mt. Zion Com
munity.
Little Irene Bass has gone to Wln
Bton Salem to spend the holiday;*
with relatives.
S. S. Jennins with Jennins and Cox
of North Wilkesboro spen^ Tuesday
night at Irwin Hotel.
T
0 !UBRR.r,CHRISTMAS
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With a sincere desire to
/.l be o f service, we organized
a Burial Association. Num*
bers of people are joining
v daily and we hope you, too,
will help by coming to see
us.
We need your help and
you need the protection.
Rein*'St nr divant
“The Funeral Home”
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Phone 22 Bay or Night
nort^t Carolina
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See C^tevens Motor Co?, for mdto
**ttertee, tubes, and eetVlee.—«dv.
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CHRISTMAS SPECIALS
2 Strands Christmas beads ...5c.
Good grade mixed nuts, per pound......18c.
Candy — special for Christmas..
.-.-.. 10c. & 12c. lb.
80Q yd. — Spools of thread, each ..10c. .
Christmas toys at SPECIAL prices for Christ*
mas# * . i
^ Boxes matches for .*........................................ 10c#
3 Cakes Big Ben soap for... 10c.
Men's Leather Boots ..$3.75 to $5.48
Boys Leather Boots ..... $2.48 to $2.98
Tin wash pans, each.... 10c.
Men's adjustable caps, each ..30c.
Boys adjustable caps, each . . ..25c.
GLENN EDWARDS STORE
. • . i >• ■
Sparta, North CaroEna
THE XMAS GIFT STORE
Visit us before SANTA CLAUS comes down tbe
Chimney.
Mr. ud Mra. Leebert Petty art all
tBailor*
here Saturday niftuL ; :
KUla Jarvia of MfiUM 4&y iiptit
Hoaday niflftf at JofflMfc Carpenter#
▲UdEhaay Vaatrell represented at
Independence Theater Friday and
Saturday ni^ht
a C. Shelton and HoUan
of
Wtaetan-Salaia apent
nigtxt at Irwin Hotel.
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Only three more daj* in whickte get yoar
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS tad ve lavi tkw hi
YOU.Comeand briny the children Friday and j
them «ko
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We hope you ■ ver/ Henr Christmas
JAY HARDIN
any
North
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I have hut received airesh supply of ORAN*
GES, TANGERINES, GRAPES, FIGS, RAISINS,
PEACHES, PRUNES, GRAPE FRUIT, all kinds of
CANDIES, and also a new assortment el CHRIST
MAS sttftpfiet.
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Brinf me ywr Chickens, Dncks,G****> Tor*
here.
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Just received a new shipment of living room
I specially priced for CHRISTMAS. These are
values, selling elsewhere for $70.00 & up. Ouk
TAPESTRY SUITE ..
GENUINE mOUtS.
T'i'V W VT WV
Give yourself a new. floor covering, for Christmas.
Genuine Armstrong Linoleums in bright*new
Special Price: (size 9x12) . . . . . $5.55 to;$
[■kit
ifc
Dress up your living room with a new
wool-fit
Varied patterns; (size 9x12) . .. . . . $13.
Kitchen cabinets and Washington ranges
the low market and the savings passed on to yotfc.
i .,*v
$8.50 values in cotton mattresses at $5.00 to $6.!
A full line of iron beds* mattresses* chairs*
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AH other furniture and goods speciallypriced
CHRISTMAS and the NSW YEAR.
BOYS* if you .want good shotguns at less than present)
wholesale prices, see me at once. Only a few left.
See me and save money on your home furnishings.]
Boys solid oak wagons, sturdy Carolina specials Sell*]
ing elsewhere at $4.50 Very SPECIAL at * . . $2.f
Men's and young men's JOHN B. STETSON DAI
FOR. ...$1.51
Good quality overcoats* each . . .
New BANJ0S and GUITARS for
.j»., $6.(
c.
SPARTA FURNITURE COMPANY
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A. L Rector, Manager. . . . Sparta, Nqtth Cai