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LOCAL MEWS M Mr. John E. Hill, of Campbell, was here today. Mr. Frank L. Moore, of Smith, wxs among Danbury's visitors to.;av. The public schools of the county will open Monday. Oct ober 12th. Mr. Edward Hicks, of Mea ts \vs Route 2, spent a short while here today. Messrs. A. W. Davis and J. 0. horn, of Walnut Cove, were l)a. n bury visitors Monday. Mr. Virgil T. irabs. president of the new bank at King, was a Danbury visitor Monday. Mr. Waiter I. Mitchell, of Wal nut Cove Route was here to day attending to some business. Messrs. J no. W. Snelton and Ceo. Q. Venabie, citizens of Dan bury Route 1, were visitors here today. A citizen here Monday from the Brim asction stated that a tight frost was seen there Sun day morning Mr. Thomas S. Petree left Monday for King where he will t.;i:e charge as cashier of the nbank there. Several Winston-Salem people visited *he family of Mr. .J. C. i> .xion Sunday their summer !# ::'.e a- Springs. !>!:. C. . .Sn:i»li and family. (1 i ■: .i* i .-xtvices at : : :t M. K. c\'";vh her / Sunday n i • rr.ir.fr. Miss Mar;. Martin it-i't yester day fur Walnut Covj where she will teach in the high school. The session begins tomorrow. Messrs. R. P. Joyce, C. M. Jones, Jno. R. Smith and Wat son Joyce. Walnut cove citizens, were in Danbury on business to day. Mr. Andrew Joyce, who has recently been with a corps of surveyors for the Southern rail way at Charlottsville, Va., re turned to his home here Sunday.: Dr. and Mrs J. W. Neal, of l Meadows, accompanied by Miss America King, of Pilot Mt., who is their guest, visited Danbury | yesterday, coming over in their > CLf* Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Slate, ac-; companied by Misses Mary Joyce, Jesse Pepper and Mary- Martin, motored over to Wins ton-Salem yesterday. Personal Items From Meadows. Meadows. Sept. 28. Mrs. Mary Cardwell, of Madison, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jno. A. Neal, this week. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Neal made a business trip to Winston-Salem today. Mrs. H. 1). Fagg and Miss America King, of Pilot Mountain, are visiting at Dr. J. W. Neal's this week. Mr. Robt. Neal went to Winston-Salem Monday on busi ness. Mr. Jno. A. Nea! and wife, a Jumpanied by Mr. Robt. Neal, vent to Madison Sunday in Mr. J eal's new automobile. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Flynt, of Winston-Salem, who have been visiting relatives here, have re turned home. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Hill wont to Walnut Cove yesterday on business. lews of lawsonville. Lawsonville, Sept. 2i>.—A very large crowd attended divine service held at Snow Creeic church Sunday, conducted by Rev. Watt Priddv. Misses Jennie Sheppard and Erie Mcore spent Monday night with Mrs. Mittie Hylton. Miss Elsie Sheppard returned home last Monday, after spend ing several days at Sruart, Va., with relatives. , Mrs. Paulina Hill and daugh ter and Mr. Sam Taylor spent Saturday and Sunday with their uncle, Mr. J. U. Smith, of Smith. Misses Ruth and Sadie Pringle went to Stuart, Va., last Monday shopping. Misses Erna and Eisie Shep pard are spending several days at Summerfield visiting Misses Lucile lister and Flossie Robin son. ! Mr. Dave Hodgins, represent ing the Odell Hardware Co., , spent Wednesday night in Law sonville. 1 Miss Jennie Sheppard is spend ing this week with her sister, Mrs. Z. R. Sheppard. j Mrs. E. C. Sheopard visited relatives at Stuart, Va. last Sun day and Monday. Mr. Lester Smith spent Satur day night with his sister, Mrs. W. W. Smith. Misses Ethel and Sally Avers visited their sister, Mrs. 11. 11. Vui;ng, Saturday and Sunday. Misses ik'Saie an 1 !;.»xie Smith v. i.l leave next wc" i'« -r Centra! Ajudeir.y, v.-:ie:v t.xy wi.l enter SC.>jOi. Mrs. L\ C. S>.EP:T. \1 and >on, • iltnn, spent Wednesday and Thursday at Messrs. C. H. I'.r.d P. C. Shep] ard's. Miss Sallis Smith lias returned to Mr. J. A. Lawson's, after spending the summer visiting | relatives and friends at Smith. Little Miss Eunice Lawson spent Saturday at her grand father's, Mr. M. H. Robertson's. Misses Helen and Obeira Moore and Mr. Ed Wall spent Sunday at Mr. W. W. Smith's. Misses Hessie and Roxie Smith i visited their grandmother, Mrs. Malissa Lawson Mondav. Mr. Alex Rogers has recently purchased a nice five-passenger Ford car. Misses Lucy and Gladys Lack -1 ey, Elsie, Pearl and Georgia Sheppard, Bessie and Erie Moore :and Messrs. Eugene Ray, Percy Morefield, Wesley, Alonzo and Gene Pringle, R. C. King, Tom : Jorn, Sain Taylor, Alex Rogers, Walter Rogers and Homie Moore attended the apple pealing given by .Miss Annie Hylton Monday night. All seemed to enjoy themselves. | Misses Mary and Alpha Jessup, Erna Sheppard. Messrs. Fred and Lester Smith, Gabe Hylton. Rex and Denson Sheppard, Rufus Ayers, Aron Mabe, Everette Fagg and Clifton Moore spent Sunday at Mr. E. C. Sheppard's. Mr. Alex Rogers went to Stuart. Va., last Monday in his car. Mesdames Cann Smith, Beulah Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Virgie Smith. Jennie Sheppard, Messrs. Powell Robertson and Posy Moore spent Sunday at Mr. Z. R. Sheppard's. ■ i i _mmmm* A HtH'k ruakfd i quart «»f ijr^k 11. .n fltii'hl «vi«hIiIIi»; tdut. It m * II #l,. % . n ly* *j¥ tiur pkm to«i «f a Jf »>✓/ UKt-lvflH Lottie I>w7 I ) 5c II I>■*/ at *" \W7 Iff I>lamo,nl. M.l>,iin.rll H Co., Yfl jw u» N. 4tii hi.. I'uiiu. pj|7 THE DANBLRY REPORTER Persona! and Hews Items From Gideon. Cideon, Sept. 2!). The farm ers of this section are about through pulling fodder. Mr. Ed Carroll spent a short while at this nlace today. Mr. W. M. Flynt spent the latter part of last week with Mr. J. (J. H. Mitchell at Walnut Cove. Miss Delia Stewart, of Dan bury, is visiting in this commun ity at present. Mr. J. Wyatt Duggins went to Walnut Cove on business Mon day. Miss Ethel Flynt, Messrs. Oscar Duncan, Eimer Flinchum, Joyce Reid and Chas. Mitchell visited Miss Myrtle Fagg Sun day. Quite a crowd called at Mr. J. F. Dunlap's Sunday afternoon. Mr. W. M. Flynt visited his brother, Mr. W. J. Flynt, on Madison Route :» Sunday morn ing. Miss Etael Flynt spent Satur day night with Miss Myrtle Fagg at Dillard. Messrs. Elmer and Roy Flinch um went to Pine Hall on busi ness yesterday. Mr. Millie Pitzer spent Friday at Winston-Salem with his daughter, Mrs. (iaither Davis. Miss Fannie Las ley spent Thursday afternoon at Mr. W. M. Flynt's. .Mr. and Mrs. Kir des and children are visiting Mrs. Rhodes' parents. Mr. and Mrs. I»?n Kington, to'ay. M s. J. F. Dun lap spent Mon day afternoon at Mrs. Mary I >un lap's. TRIMELETOE. At; Appeal To The Mem bers of the M. E. Church, South, Danbury Circuit. I)o you know my friends that the Missijn Board of the Wes tern North Carolina Conference has been giving for the past twenty years, or more, one hundred and fifty to two hundred dollars annually, which amounts to about thirty-five hundred dollars, to help support your preachers ? Do you think it fair for the Board, from year to year, to give you this money, and vou give comparatively nothing in return? You must help to re plenish the treasury of the Mis sion Board if you expect it to continue to help you. In all the history of Danburv Circuit there is no record that it ever paid all of its assessments in full. Can you afford for this to be your record always? You have abundant resources. God has blessed you beyond measure. What have you done for Him? The question it not how much shall we give to God, for God owns all that we possess: but how much of God's possessions shall we keep for our own use. On last Saturday morning, Sept. 2(»th, our Presiding Elder, in his sermon, asked the question: "What shall we do with our surplus?" The answer he gave was "put it into the kingdom of of Almighty God." Do you think he is right? If you do and act accordingly, the church of the living God in this country would never sufi'er for want of means to carry on its work. . Let us, my friends, put our surplus into Gad's Kingdom where it will be safe. THOS. J. FOLGER. P. C. Good Farm for Rent. 1 have a good farm for rent. Two-horse farm, with #ood chance for wheat, corn and tobacco. A lot of the land is in clover. Apply to J. A. LAW?ON, tf Dan bury N C Rcute 1. Tobacco Growers Will Not Have lo Pay Tax Washington, Sept. 29.—Re presentatives in Congress from the tobacco producing states are expressing gratification that the war revenue bill as it has passed the House does not carry any provision which would result in the taxing of the grower of this product. They naturally would have liked to see the biil passed without providing a tax for any one interested commercially in tobacco but this was impossible as the ways and means c m inittee had definitely made ui;- mind as to taxing dealers. I United States fill Exert Its Good Offices la Bring Peace. London, Sept. 29. English officials express confidence that the United States at the proper time will exert its good offices to j bring the European war to a close under conditions insuring per manent peace. President Wil son's recent statement that peace overtures were premature at this time have proved reas ' suring here. High officials today express the | opinion that the United States, after the combatants become ex hausted, will make it possible to | negotiate a treaty requiring the European nations submit further differences to the i'nited State? ' for arbitration. thus making a recurrence of the imp.! . Dasirable Immigrants 03 Oivsrfed !o South. Sep'.. Sep'.. .. are urnkr lviali e : diverting us she s" p.!. t . desirable in.niirtants of t! - who are expected to flock u> this country following the cl sj : the European war. Ir. is being* pointed out that immigrants \vh' will give their attention to the tilli r»K of the soil, in other words, to assisting in the production cf food stuffs would not only heio develop the South but provide what the entire country needs, more food products. When You Attend The Stokes County Fair! Don't forget to come in and see »»«, and make our store your headquarters. EOur line of men's and boys' clothing 8 and shoes, ladies furnishings, coat I suits and coats and millinery is com- s | I | pletein every respect. || | We are special agents for J. I. Nissen Wagons, Ontario Grain Drills. Olaver Chilled Plows. Disc Harrows, Pittsburg Steel Fencing, all kinds of Stoves, etc. I § We also carry a complete fine of I 1 groceries and notions. Eastman ko= ||S daks and all necessary supplies kept Bad on hand. a—MHH Quart i iroaiwe JC.'SBB? esp; iurjsnaiaiwaaazisßHßrpma Stokes Supply Co.^ W. E. HART,MAN, Manager. STORES AT KING AND SLATE'S MILL. A public examination cf school Tnursday and Friday, October teachers will be held at Danbury St.h and 9th. Colored teachers by Superintendent Smith or. will be examined on the 10th. Millinery! Millinery!! KING FAIR OCT. 20-21-22 We have just the hat to suit your face and jrst the price to fit your pocket book. We are leaders in .Millinery, Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes and Hardware. SHORE MERCANTILE CO., The Big Store, King, N. C. f Ma kes the most nutri tious food c-.nd the most dainty arte! delicious. H i eyp"?; Tf am i: T'&jfr JfrXd v;t ; :*iKm 4 fi' r .■ >,,. r, •>•■• • r '~- - f«» rV 'w /•.. i «. ... i i/» The crsiy 'i;..K..r»i r Pr/v/.'er made frcrn R-zyi.. c* ;: t of Tartar No fussing or fretting over the biscuit-making. Royal is the aia to many a cook's success. Royal Cook Book—SCC Receipts—Free. Send Name and Address. ROYAL TAKING I»CWDER CO.. N'CW YORK.
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