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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1, 1930. A. S. Russell of St. Paul hanged himself because he lost a purse containing $1,365. Lawrence Kocn.s of Des Moines piloted an airplane on a 300, mile trip at the of 14. Nancy Rcper of Leeds, Eng., has had three boo>Js published although she is only 17 years of age. , An automobile in Little Rock, Ark., passed over a baby that had crawled into the street, but did not injure the child. Two tenants who prepared the walls of their Chicago apartments were compelled by the landlord to strip off the paper. Mrs. Elizabeth Martin of Chi cago testified that the only work her husband had done in lour years w;ls to take his dog for an airing. Jack Kearns, formerly Jack Dempsey's * manager, continues to have hard luck. Stopping at a Chicago hotel, he was rob bed of $6,500 worth of cloth ing, including six pairs of blue silk pajamas and six silk loung ing robes. An industrial note states that 80 electric motors, total ing 270 horse power, are used in a Joliet, 111., plant manufac turing macaroni. The item might have been made more interesting if it had stated the daily mileage of the macaroni produced. O=aOBO ■ roi inr—yrt j Clyde Hoey j > ! ! AT Danbury j ' October 13 j Q o o jn Hon. Clyde Hoey will address the voters of Stokes q county at the court house in Danbury on MONDAY , [OCTOBER 13,1930, at 1:30 P. M., the first day of court. o Mr. Hoey is one of the ablest speakers in North Car- | Q o olina, and his coming to Danbury will be hailed by h hundreds as an opportunity not to be missed. The public, including the voters of all political par- | . ties, and especially the ladies, are cordially invited to | come out and hear the tremendous issues of the day o r If discussed by one of the State's great orators. 5 N. E. PEPPER, J Chairman Stokes County Democratic Executive Com. By a newly developed process industrial alcohol can be manu ; factured from peanut shells. Robert Nagler of Madison entered the University of Wis i consin as a freshman al the age of 12. ——_____. The latest telephone cables carry 3,6:56 wires packed in a j diameter of less than three inches. French engineers claim to have made plans whereby rail- 1 road trains may attain a speed of 125 mile,s an hour. Eileen Simpson, 13, f Grand Rapids, Mich., was awarded a SI,OOO prize for saving two children from drowning. Mildred Pinkenlield, 0 weeks old, was declared by a jury of -15 doctors to be the most per-; feet baby in Greater New York. James Carrick of Evanston, 111., used a SSO bill as a book mark at the library and then forgot it. It was found and returneed a week later. Mrs. Caroline Walsh of Chi-, cago appealed to a judge to make her 19-year-old son work, declaring he was "too lazy to wash hirriself." A public meeting in the New I York city hall in connection' with the anti-noise campaign; had to be postponed because the municipal band was playing .1 scheduled concert outside and the speakers could not be heard. In such a case the first step in noise suppression would seem to be to abolish the band. THE DANBURY REPORTER / Caught in the act of burg lary, James Morin of Chicago lost one of hi«= eyes, put out while he was resisting arrest. A newly invented typewriter for the blind has been devised which weighs only three pounds. Arthur Coleman. 16, of Glen cce, 111., and known as a "neigh borhood terror" was sentenced to attend Sunday school for two years. ! G. B. Feldham of Chicago, proved a parrot he sold talked in the past, but had to refund its purchase price when he fail ed to make the bird talk in court. Episcopal Church Services. Rev. 1). \V. Alien, Rector. FIRST SUNDAY: 11:00 a. m., Mayodan. 3:30 p- m.,Germanton. 8:00 p. m-, Walnut Cove. SECOND SUNDAY: 11:00 a. m„ Walnut Cove. 8::00 p. m., Mayodan. THIRD SUNDAY: I 8:00 a. m., Mayodan. 11:00 a. m-, Mayodan 3:00 p. m., Stoneville. 8:00 p. m., Walnut Cove. FOURTH SUNDAY: 11:00 a. m., Walnut Cove. 3:00 p. m., Germanton. 8:00 p. m., Mayodan. FIFTH SUNDAY: Special Notice. Everybody welcome. The Farm Board advises farmers to raise less stuff arid avoid a surplus But if farm ers did that we would need no Farm Board. Small sewing machines hav-J ing only 35 working parts are being manufactured in Germ any. G. F. Horne, 64, of London, who has only one leg. has driv en motor cars more than 400,- 000 miles. Arrested for desertion and! ordered to return to his wife. Charles Cerrin of New York asked that he be fined instead. Miss Edith Foster of Den ver found a burglar in her nl iftnftr-—_JOE3O I J. A. •FOII'N J. J. I'. XHI \\C»I SIDNEY BOOM (HID CITH-NNTN j This is the bunch (hat saves you money on your shoes and rubbers. O Look at our prices and examine the quality. 1 Q /Baby Shoes. 50c and up. Q Men's and Hoys' work shoes, $1.95. $2.45. $2.95 and up. I Lai? Band Shoes, $3.90. School Shoe:; for Bovs and and Girls, $1.45 to $5.00. j Ladies' and Men's Dresjs Shoes. $1.95, $2.95, etc. j Plenty of Rubber Boots, $2.90, s.'{.so, $3.90, $4.50. Q Men's Heavy Dull Rubbers, $1.45 and $1.75. ] D Ladies' Rubbers, 75c. "and SI.OO. ] Men's light Rubbers, 95c, $1.25 and $1.50. Q All new goods straight from factory to us. Haven't been hauled over Ithe country from one fctore to another. Men's and Boys' Overalls, in all sizes, 85c. to $1.45. COME TO 1 D Jones & Gentry I 0 WINSTON-SALEM. N. C. oC3ol— OPQ' .Ai-tAf— I o 1 COME IN r M * f ke H === YourselfatHome We will consider it a pleasure to have you make this store your headquarters while in Winston-Salem. We are always glad to show you our merchandise with no obligations on your part whatsoever. It is not the policy of this store to make you buy until you are per fectly satisfied as to the price, quality and style of the garment that you are looking at. This year we have been able to buy Men's and young Men's fine grade clothing at the lowest prices in twelve years. »• === Men's and Young Men's suits that are made from good all-wool fabrics, stylishly cut. nicely tailored. Every suit carries our guarantee of satisfactory wear and service. Priced as low as— s2o.oo Boys' all-wool suits smartly styled that will stand the hard wear real boys give them at prices you like. 7 ftC and J •Ot) up »jH■ ■ |||TS|SEw i!( ! - -tit? 7n&ml WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. vo io .mil ——■■■■—■■ home, seized him bodily and turned him over to the police. Dr. Pierce Jacques Givorney of Paris declares that women are going bald because of tight hats. Prank Sherbourne, of Bristol, Eng., found a boa constrictor 2 1-2 feet long among the ba nanas in his store. Justice H 11 of London, ruled that a man has the right t > leave his wife if -he fs extrava gant. i Presbyterian Dates At Presbyterian Churches Pastor 11. W- Hudspeth, of the Presbyterian churches, an nounces dates for services as follows: Danburv, Ist Sunday at 11:00; 3rd Sunday night at 7:30- Pine Hall, 2nd Sunday r.t 11:00; 4th Sunday night- Sandy Ridge, 4th Sunday at 2:30- Vaden's School House, 3rd Sunday 2:30-
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