THE DANBURY REPORTER-
VOLUME XI .
GIRL CONTESTANTS
MAY COMF. TO PIEDMONT
Under the Peculiar Circumstances.
Young Ladies F.lected to a Week's
Outing at Morehead. May Choose 1
Piedmont Springs. Where (hey
Arc Offered Two Weeks Anoin
mcdation.
The cunt*-st party oi eight
young ladies, together with their
chape rone. who wi re elected by
[
the patrons of the R porter for;
a wiek's trip t>> the •( -an this,
sumir.i-r. maj possibly -pend tin
tion and outir.i: at I'icirn>nt j
Sj ri: y- instead of eastern N*>rth'
Can.'ina The young Indus v. I.
iVt •!» cti ii in !.t I'virt i op::
laii; . eonte.-t la: " !'• • :nh r
w, r« i'"M ... - Mi- sc.- bit
Mui'i \lllli I ,
j* Ma'.' *- Mais. I'•: :• i
ti"V Tu. i Xante \
lit' ( ■ i.lr ...: l A' ri.- K • •
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tie ci. -i I t 111- ell I'M. and •• j
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At i>t I .el* li . ...'.l the I '•
, that li. I.' 'f.: j.il.i S'K*. i.
v.'eli . i bet P. : So
Clival: K I iff
t!.i> \v» t.. u ri.tl t •a. 1; »:
k trirls n*t|i -in tl oir |lt a- 1 re lit
tin matt- • Ya '-l r:.' ■ • :.•
had 1 •€•*■*; made for th» star: : •
Mori-lit a.l th- Ml. • f AitguM.
the Ri porter beir.p i r-patv,! t"
carry out its cor.tract P 1 the
letter with thf vming !a«!i«
l'.til it is th«»'i"_rht hi view of the
circumstances that probably ill
the jri rls would prefer Piedmont
to the resort on the coast, as the
accommodation at Piedmont is
eijual t• any resort in eastern
"■* W.rth Carolina. Accordingly,
the proposititin is made to change
the trip for the whole party. '
and two weeks' accommodation
will he given each of ihi- kiHs
jj and the chaperone at Piedm int,
as against only one week at
Morehead. and when the I
fact shall have been considered,
that two days of the trip to t
Mori head must he taken upin|
the travel to and from the resort, i
j leaving only five day to he spent
there, it is almost certain that
all the girls will choose Pied
mont. However, the matter is
left entirely to th.' contestants'
■' choice, and all who w:sh to go to
Morehead may go there, and all
who prefer Piedmont may go to
the latter n ace
i ■ All of th ' friends of the young
i■ ladies in the county whom)
/> the Reporter has dicussed the
matter with, consider wlioj
weeks at Piedmont better than
1 one week at Morehead.
It is hoped to settle the matter
by the ne\t issue of the Uepor-•
ter so that the readers of the
Reporter may be informed about
it. If the girls decide to come
• to Piedmont, 1 will be set as:
the date for their arrival, or if j
any f them decide t" cotne,
earlit r. it will be entirely satis
factory to the management.
Farmers On Sandv Ridge Route 1
Busy l aying By Crops and
Threshing Wheat Other Items.
Sandy liidge Route 1. July L>. .
Farmers are busy laying their
crips by and threshing wheat.
Lite a crowd attended the
ice cream supper at Prestonville
'Saturday night.
Revs. Oakley and Smith con
ducted services at Helta Sunday
in the absence of Pastor Folger.
Mr. .lames Jackson and two
children, of Stoneville. visited
Mr. Jackson's sister. Mrs. \Y.
T. Ward, Satunkn night and
Sunday.
Mr. )V. J. Jacks n soent Satin
' lay nil ht :ii Mr. W T Ward's, i
Miss Ut. { ',K Lee Ka«t \i ited
i Misses Wil'ie and 1 1 -n\ Ward
Suiiiltty
Mi. at: i Mi-. I N Ward
v isiti i at Mr. Jat -1 • • - i' -
Send;.
Mrs ( . I'. IMine..n i- i-it;:.;
Ite: - naught r. Mi-. ilardii.
V :i l .. • M-:e!
M>• i i -n: spent
>::iMi ■ lr. I
Male' t o .!• M a ! v -
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N I' .1\ •
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i 'ti ■ i r..ni r :
Kit.tr i i. l ■ b
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i V v 111 \. i. | lease aI '• -| . >
n v. . duahli pa i fet .:
I w w n!s froni tl i- s. iti ..
I Wl. ' ', tl ■ Wfle . i. \ 111 s
. ■ .■i.! \. \- el lis ii::. r and • n .*
Wi I• );i  ill ll I ibii ai-d it -
ti tt-• >. t'itt v.. fall tar Ik
I hi. I i! • ii: I 'i. i V. .!, - • ■
P tiiiai. t! wi j.:.•• «i |■ t'
pie. Sot' 'l'll 'S Wl l i l I" i 11111' i' 1.
and pa> eli>se tittei tion t> what
I ' ; I'e; ,'i.l . - .llil tl he
f.skusit are christian-. wh\
\ es. Is siu'e to tile ..nsWer.
but tin i l'i üble ' - is ib.it
as soon as we ieave the v'lairch
v\.- .I,'eil II loi'get ill! the ~1" U'.'li
i r .-.'ii'!. L i i P.rt" i that ihete is
a sapi'i .. i bei: ■_ I'l.e:i is lat
i>ae or iwo an and heie i! it
prays and but u n\erj few who
asks the Lord to bless !iis meals.
Now we have a J uada> School
over here at one oj nur churches
and at that Sur.dav School there
is nut a prayer oifere.l or a
word i 1 instria'tiotis at all. but
when it comes to talking about
each other and politics 1 tell you
it is something. There is not
many families who are on gtnxl
terms with each other, but
when they pi to the church they
try to make the world Indieve
that they,are alright. They are
wolves m sheep clothing. You
cannot hear anything much but
slang and gossip, tan some one
tell what will become of such
people when the) are called
from time to eternity. Accord
ing to the teaching .if the Bible
, they will be eternally lost, i
Why some of those people who
. claim to be religious will go up
|on communion days and take
I the Lord's supper just as though
they were the best ones. Now
' with such hatred and malice
in their hearts what are they
doing? They are according to
the Bible eating and drinking
damnation to their own souls,
and it looks like the more we
are preached to the worse we
get. I)o we ever expect any
good to be accomplished at the
present rate of things and the
way people are living and doing
!So main people are mad with
each other and will say s.» many
harsh things about each other,
and at this rate of things and
. the way we are living ami doing
i will true religion ever prosper ?
It seems that there is none good.
Judge a tree by its fruits.
Now this old world cannot stand
long, being divided like it is.
, Now let's all try to lay aside
all sins and live better lives in
the future than we are now liv
ing, then we can meet our
neighbor with a smile instead of.
; a frown. May the Lord help
ius all to do better and live'
I better with each other is tht
praverof your unworthy servant.
H. W\ Y.
DANBURY, N. C., Jl/L\ 17. \*>\>
M.WILLIAM TIiTTLE
| PASSES NKAR GtRMAN'TON
Crops blessed With Good Seasons
Red Bank Has the Champion
Ball Team.
(Jermanton. July 10. Child
ren's day was a success at
Corinth church. The children
rendered a line program and a
good collection was taken up
for forii-'n missii'tis.
Mis* Ruth l'i vers, of Rocky
Mt., Ya.. has been visiting
Misa Maud Petree.
' |
W i ai • it . to learn of the
death  i Y-r. Li.!;. Turde who
dii.. iit Ii - 1.. ' : tie: I .!' (i> rraar.•
t. J;'';. !it
Mr P. I Sava.v visited at
. , f \ !. Rut: •:
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. !!:•:! Rotn 1 is  ding • few i
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•vi ! re'.il •■...• b.i I-!. ...
i- i. ! Wall. ' Wt
~' I t' ".i : ... 1 wi' 1 >•
i'iu: :r.-. .w. • ■ i.i'.iir.a ai I.i:d
t i • : i- ;
L. d Lai I. I:a> the chaMoion
i>;.l t• -:r11. 11 -■> are thinkitij.
i f M.'.'itinr Andersi.n anil hpi.rt
.anLurv to c oin t vet and eres*
'..".1s wii! tiieni.
Miss Iris ( riii: pier spent
Sat .rday nigisi v.'. "., her par tits
.it i'li!!ti',.«'ii I- arm, returning
Siiii !a\ t tin Twin I'itv Train
ing School.
Mr, (ierthriiie  rews and
wife, of Lla.. are se nding the
summer with Mr. Crews' father.
Rev. R W . Crews, on (Jerman
ton Route 1.
Mrs. Cordie Brown, who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Luther Kdmonds, returned to
her home Sunday.
SAM.
Big lot rock salt. Boyles Mer
cantile Co.
I
Preaching Hour Changed.
(Jermanton Route 1. July 13. i
I tear Reporter:
ou will please announce in
your paper that by consent of
pastor K. W. Turner the preach
ing hour for the fourth Saturday
in July at Friendship Baptist
church is changed from 3 o'clock
tu R;M p. m.. change being made
so the people can attend the
Meadows township Sunday
School convention at (Jermanton
and return to church meeting.
Pastor Turner requests a large
attendance at Friendship, as we
have a very important meeting
at this time.
Yours truly,
G. T. BAKKR.
During the summer months
mothers of young children!
should watch for any unnatural'
looseness of the bowels. When,
given prompt attention at this,
time serious trouble may l>e|
'avoided. Chamberlain's Colic,,
Cholera and Piarrhoe 1 Remedy
can always le depeiic. 'd upon.
For s tie hv all dealers.
:
IN OLD ROCKINGHAM
NEWS HEMS Of IMLRF.ST ,
Principally In and Around Madison .
As Collected bv Fditor Mcisen- |
hamcr
Pitsid s , tr,'«r clev *r post
master. Mr. Tlv -. P. N -winan I
is also an amateur farmer, lb
was exhibiting on the streets i
fuesdtn i'iorni:.g a corn stalk 1
which niea.->jr."l e\a. tlv 1-1 teet.
which was rrown in 1;: garden,
i'r.»: 11 .' isj .-an lb.(•».
I .ciu". ejicyc ' edt.'i of
varitJ aiid s iinir> jnturmation. |
I said that it b >at ar.ythir g thiTt he I ;
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iiddi• 'ii ihe U k - -. i -lie t ' ;.
mi". .eh.
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Comer's ("naj.M-1 ti; • l>rd •
Stinda ■ in ,lul\ it:-: a-t • t
\ug'.i as fir -t i , t > ; .il. R. A .
|l W ! -oil, iit' I ll'f. t.sbol'i •. v> ill.
as-ist he pastor. Rev. I B.
lohrsi ii, of Walnut Cove.
Dr. J T. Taylor spent Sun-;
day r RaL igh with his six
brothei s and sister.- wh » ai\ ill
with typhoid fever. We are
glad t' say that all are improv
ing as nicely as possible.
Otiif rs from Madison Tuesday
evening raidi J a section of
country a few miles west of
Madisi n in search »f a blockade
still bat failed to find it. They
have it clue as t > the operators,
we Ii am, and expect to nab
them sooner or later. It. is said
that several stills have been in
(operation near Madison within
the past month or so, but the
officers are now getting into
action and they will have to!
seek taller timber.
Mr. IL Iv lrvin. of Stoneville
Route 1. was in the city yester-j
day on business. He informs us
that he will leave about the 2."> th .
day o'' this month for Thomas
ville, ' it., to take charge of a
large kennt l of bird dogs belong
ing t i Jno. F. Archbold, thej
Standard 'MI magnate. Mr.
Irvin is one of he best dog
trainers in the entire country
and has been training Mr. Arcli
bold's dogs on his large preserve
in Mayo township for years.
His family will join him tit
I Thomasville this fall.
Farmers' Institutes wt I be
held i'. the county at th • follow
inii-iii san ! plac .-: Rtill'm.
! Min ay, Ju... 2-: Bethany,!
Pine Hail
Pine lln 11. J i!\ 1,". Mr. and
Mrs. .!. S. (Jantare visiting their
parents at Stoki-sdale this week.
Miss Addle Pearson, of Madi
son, i-- visiting Mr-. (Irover
Rjers • t♦:ls wii k.
Mr. mil Mr- W M. Lans. nf
Bi'le'A - ' reek, were v tsitiirs
here last- Week.
Mr and Mr- Harry Will
iams. of Reidsville, h:i\'e been
the g'lest- nf Dr. and Mrs J.
L. Htr.ne-
Mr Turner I'.iackweli went o
W instei . ,(• b ,»ini
Ml I S. t iailt. 11', d": .'• |h - i
tor lure, is taking his vacation
at Mr. Harr\ I'arL '-N i' :ra! 1
t'l i;
Mr- ;. I: -a ,»- ad v ~ ! ;.s
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of -*• i i ! " t! .11 ■: y ;
wo :.: ... .IV til*. : I- f
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p.v i' ■ .! ' aiit I. ihi se .
P It - \ ~-' • • .. fe
i-l ::'-i is w.'ii ; of
IV. is ti-,. -•. Pr | .-ct
f..r aii l o ai.d tobacco - "-i in
ttiis si ■ tion tnere has In i: tor
yeiirs
Tin following left Surniav for
a two week's o ring t:t P- dim nt
Springs Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Sprimrs arul s..r, of ('harlotUa t
Missis Minnie (Jentrv and Min
nie ar d Annie King, of Roanoke, I
and Mr Yv'ade (Jentrv.
Miss Mary Hunter Bethel, a
daughter of Maj. Jas. W. Bethel,
of this county, was married this
week tu Mr. Russell Ford, of
New York. Miss Bethel had!
just returned from a European
trip of several months, and the!
marriage was unexpected by her
friends in this county. Mr. 1
Ford is one the star pitchers of
the New York Americans.
While crossing the railway
''rack a couple of miles above
Stoneville Sunday evening about
jS o'clock, tin automobile in which
Messrs. Rafus Stone and 11 L.
Mitchell, of that town, were
taking a rid a left the dirt ro.nl
and ran down tin railroad track
in such a w.a> that it was im
| possible to get it o!l' before the
south bound passenger train
was d ie. Hearing the train
coming Messrs Stone and Mit
chell both ran to (lag it. but
could not do so in time to step
the train entirely. It hit the
automobil" with considerable
force anil damagt ! it right
badly. Tiie train crew and pas
sengers !. Iped t. get the car
, otf the tra.' . and tt proceeded
!on its wa\ to S'ov.'villi .
.No. 2.0^7
MUSIC CLLB MEETS
EVENING WITH WFNDFI.SSOHS
Alter the f nterestiiuj Frojjram
Peliuous Refreshments Were
Served Hvtnc Misses Joyce.
The Ktude Musical Ciu(. met
with the Misses .Joyce on Friday
evening, Julv 12th. at v o'clock.
Tin- composer i"..r the evening
was M- nl-i«s>>im Tin ertire
music part of t.h program was
taken I)"'*: Mendelsohn's
.ne» \\ hi « .1 W- rils "
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• Mendelssohi ) r,! "
I • -f'Sii;:»tin.
Mrs. I. W 11: J!
Beadine Mi •. Ml- hi Iv-
I'. •:!. Mis. Ann!. ! •
ii. :-s, i •- •• . \, ithout
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c • * r si i ii I . i j,e ci. triii
' !.'••• H » • • I • i- I!; k'l.i!
program. rhe m ting adjourn
ed I'.eel . ii 1 -«h. - Mar
a' : «: T. 4> ' v . Kn.tay
i* ii . I ; 'Jf -t • !*.' ■ *tipi is:
b Mi i' •.»i I!.
- ha\• i.o lead r H. les
V' • *:iritile t •
Before M f Chilton Referee
A civil action entitled i>r .1,
II Kllinglo>i, Administrator of
J. Banner Martin, deceased,
■against .1. Walter .Joyce ami
.others was heard In-fore M T.
t hilton, Referee, here yester
day. 1 he-mutter in dispute is
between the heirs of .lane Alley,
deceased, concerning the division
of the estate, and to settle the
question as to whether or not
Banner Martin should have pay
tor service alleged to have heen
j rendered by him. anil also as to
whether J. Walter Joyce and
family should have pay for
• services alleged to have been
r-.-ndered by them. .1 1). Hum
phreys represented the plaintiff,
while.l. (' Buxton. W. \\. king
N. O. I'etreee anil .1. M. Sharp,
respectively appeared for the
interests ot the other defend*
ants.
No decision has yet been ren
dered
1 arge Crowd At Piedmont
Iht re are about 75 quests at
Piedmont now. anion*.' them
many of the most prominent
and cultured people in the State.
The last of this week and from
now on til! the last of August
large crowds are engaged for
the season. Several large par
ties from Winston-Salem, Madi
son. Keidsville, (ireenshoro,
(loldsboro. 1 .exington and many
other points have engaged ae
ci mmodations and are expected
in at different times.
Mr. Hardin Covington, of
M'-el'us. was in town on bust
n ss • esterdsy.