WEDNESDAY, DEC. 14, 1932.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
J. F. Bennett, of Vade Mecurn,
was in town Monday.
\ Jame« F. Smith, of Meadows, wa*
In town today. .
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Prlddy, ol
La wsonville, Visited Danbury Mon.
day.
Wesley Mnbe was here from
Peter'n Creek township Monday.
James B.; Joyce, who hold* a
position with 'the Atlantic Joint
Stock Land Bank, a* assistant fleU
agent, spent the v,eek_end at hit
home here.
Mrs. J. John Taylor and Ml*. A
3. Sitk visited Winstcvn-Saiem Tue*.
-day.
. i.
Rev. and Mrt. O. W. Marshall ant
Mrs. N. E, Pepper spent a shor
Awhile at Win*iton»Salem Tuesday.
Roy Bc-oth, formerly of Danbury
now of Dalton, will remove to Ran.
io'.ph ".ounty soon.
W. F. Bowie* and Spencer Jones
cf Walnut Cove, spent a short whiU
i
here Wednesday.
8. P. Christian ha* been conllnet
to his room several days with IllneM
H.' M. Joyce ha.s recently beei
inJhipo«ed, keepln.fr clone to hi
room.
Mart Bowie*, of Wilson's Stor«
was here Friday.
T. V. .4lzemore and family expe^
to remove to Winstoro-Salem soon
J These ur« good people and life-loni
citizens of county. The.
many friends in the county will re
gret to cge thwn leave-
N
Will Lewis, of Walnut Cove
visited Dinbury to Jay.
Register of TWds T!. P. p.aile
rk-ited Washington Friday and Sa*.
urday. He wa« accompanied by hi
niece. Mi- Virginia Bailey, of Wal
rut Cove, who hax accepted a posl
tion in Washington.
Mrs. .«hertfT J. 3. Taylor and Mrs.
A. G. Sink went to Winston-Salem
today.
ft. M. N'elsoji, of Northview. was
in town Friday. One of the be«t
farmers of Stokes county, and one
of Stoke* county's best citizens.
Miss Elizabeth Ru.ssell, of Da.
... maacus. Virginia. -pent the week-enl
with friends at Danbury and Walnut
Cove. Miffs Ruswll Is very pleasant,
ly remembered. having taug'ht «lt
I Danbury and Kins. During her stay
in the county »he formed many
enduring friendships among our
people.
A farmers' "tobacco rally" is
staged for next Monday at Wins.on
galem.
The neighbors and friends of Rev.
O. W. Marshall and family tendered
them quite a generous poundins
Monday night.
Mrs. Anna Douglas, of Princeton.
West Va., visited her sister. Mrs.
S .A. Martin, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fulton. Mr*.
F. Lovin, Mrs. Anne Carter.
of Walnut Cove, and Dr. and Mr.*.
£L. H. Morefleld, of Danbury, visited
% Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Priddy at Hart,
man Sunday.
Gilbert Alley, county game war.
den, was In town today.
James Lasley was here today from
Meadows.
Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Christian, of
W"e»tneld. were here Thursday.
Tl>e -condition ol K. W. Sisk, cf
Lawsonville. is reiKirted unimproved.
X. A. Martin has told his stock
of goods here to T. I>. Meador
Orocery Co., who will open a new
store at tlie «>tand. with J. A. John
| son as manager.
j Sanders Rierso-n, Jr., and Albert
Oorrell, of Winston_Salem, are as.
slsting In an audit at the court
house-
Auditor J. n. Voss is doing some
special work at the court house
the interest of the Liquidating Agent
Bank of Stokes County.
Definition of
"Nice Porker"
An aesthetic shoat.
Too Cold Yet
Xo, my dear Thcrese, no bee'
Utfore Christmas, but you may hav
your strai«h.t hooch.
House Committee
Approves Beer Bill
Washington, I>ec. 15. —Modiflcatlor
bill, but the committee agreed t
the manufacture and *ale of beer o:
3.2 per cent, alcoholic content b
weight was approved today l>y th(
powerful House Ways and ileum
Committte with a swiftness of ao.
tion tliat surprised lioth il« ardem
riupjMirters and avowed opponents.
The provision to legalize wine w-i:
eliminated from the original Collie)
of the Volstead law to ]>e> ni ;1
consider :i separate nieasuie at
meeting probably tomorrow whi. i
would give tlie 1 ioii.-v an opportunity
to vote on the proposition.
Chairman Collier estimated thil
the beer bill, if enacted, would "pro.
vide $178.0U0,00U a year at least i.:
revenue, and will go far towa"c
balancing the budget." He plan* t".
call it up for House action Tuesday
The vote ordering the bill reported
to the House was 17 to 7 with par.y
lines split.
Oysters /or^/
EXTRA! The inside story of
the oyster!
When this scoop was recently
made by science, it revealed curi
ous things in the hidden life of
that bit of sea-mystery which had
for so many centuries "shut it
self up like a clam." When the
scientists, however, pried open the
shell of this reticent creature, the
oyster, they pried Into many of
his family secrets. And since can
ning has made oysters available
for those who lire inland as well
as shore-dwellers, the facts con
cerning the oyster are of univer
sal Interest.
A Valuable Food
First among the discoveries Is
the fact that oysters are good for
anaemia. We had long known
that the oyster was an excellent
appetizer, main dish or stew, b'tt
It was left for science to reveal
that he was also a veritable min
eral mine of copper. Iron, zinc and
manganese. * A pound of oysters
U *ald to provide all the Iron
THE DANBURY REPORTER.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES.
TATE VOTER DEED OF TRI ST.
By virtue of the power of sale
contained in a deed of trust executed
to m« on the 27th day of February.
1930, by Wert Fulp and I'arthenie
Fulp his wife, which it? recorded
in the office of Register of J-K-eds
of Stokes County, N. C., in Hook 7S,
page to which reference is
hereunto made to secure the pay.
ment of a debt therein recited in
the sum of SBOO.OO, default having
be-n made in the payment of said
money at maturity, and lhe holder
of said deed of trust securing said
indebtedness having applied to mc
to foreclose lhe trust deed for tht
satisfaction of said debt, 1 will sell
at public auction to the highesl
bidder for cash, at the court hourtt
door of Stokes County, North 'ar.
olina, on—
SATFRRAV, DEC. SI, IMS.
at the hour of 1 o'clock I'. M., the
lands conveyed in the deed of trus:
to. wit:
Firnt Tract —Beginning at a stone
J. Robertson's corner in Thomai
Taylor's line, runs- North on sale
Taylor's line 9 chains 10 links to i
slake: thence North degree:
West 11 chalne to a stake in the lint
of tract allotted to Sampson Hairs,
ton; thence South 9 chains 10 linki
on that line a stake in J. Robert,
sotie line: thence South 78% deg«
East 11 chains to the beginning
containing 10 acres, more or lens.
Second Tract—Beginning at :
black oak in Thomas Taylor's lin«
the northeast corner of Lot No. 3
thence North on Taylor's line 3\i
chains to a stake; thence North It
degree West 30% to a «ton
near a stable: thence North 5 chs
to a red oak; thence Wcet 12 chs
to pointers, in the line of the tra.?'
r.ttached to Sampscn Halrston
thence South on that line 13 'chaini
to a stake: thence South 7K>4
degree* East 1 chain to the begin,
ning, containing 14 acres, more oi
it heing lot No. 4 in the divisiot
of the lands of Big Peter Main-tor
and the Interest of Wert Fulp ir
other lands adjoining.
Third Tract—Which is numbered
as lot No. 2. In,-the deed from H. H
Williamson, Chairman of the Boar
oi" County Conim!«sioner» to Wer
Fulp. beginning a: a -stake *n Thoj
Taylor'n line, the northeast corne
of lot 1, runs North on Taylor'i
lino 9 -chains nnd 1" links to a j>»s
oik: thence North 78' i degree
West 21 chains to a snurwood it
Sampson Ha!r»ton's line: thenci
South on hip- line 9 eh lin.s and 1
'ink-- t» n stake tlic northwest corne
>f T.ot No. 1: thence S«>ullj 7 V, :
(!e-■ :ce East 11 chains to 'h- l e
finning, containing l'i a • -. run
•>r less.
This 29th day of Nov.. 1932.
J. W. 11A1..L. TriiMt-c.
Sir.-', Jacob Fulton .it'e'uied th
Red Crcs meeting Thursday.
Mlm Laura Ellington, of Sand*
Rid ye, was here Thursday at'endiiv.
the meeting of Ked Cross officials
Miss Fllington is head of fc
charity organization in Snow Creel*
township.
necessary in a man's daily diet,
and 36 per cent, extra. It will
furnish 50 to CO per cent, of the
needed phosphorus, 35 per cent. o(
the calcium and an appreciable
aoiount of strontium which is also
valuable In bone building. This
pound of oysters Rives two hun
dred times as much iodine as an
equal quantity of steak, eggs or
milk, and contain* vitamins A,
B, C and D.
Just what the oyster himself
eats is still his own business.
Science is making rapid and in
sistent Investigations, however, to
find out Just what minute
plants he favors and why. They
have already found that it is the
copper In his make-up which
makes the oyster "stay put" in
stead of roving for fool, and stay
ing put he lets the variety of
foods which the sea has to offer
flow to him. It is these food*,
wisely chosen bv the oyster which
makes him a valuable addition to
our diet* »
NOTICE OP SALE I'NDEK DEED
OF TIU'ST.
Ey virtue of the power of sale
contained in a certain deed of '• I'U.-t
executed on the 27th day of Sep.
Lember. 192K, by A. T. Bare and wito
Nora Hare, to J- f). Humphrey**,
trustee, to nerure the payment of
» deht therein recited in the sum >'
12,(100.00 tine to S. 11. Campbell,
trustee, under the will of B. 'l.
Stuart, of Wythe County, Va„ which
lleed of trust l« recorded in the
Registry of stoke" Vnin-'y, N. C„ in
Liook N'o. 7*. ;n pace 155, default
having been made in the payment
uf & id Indebtedness at maturity,
and the cestui que tru«t huvim;
made applleation for foreclosure »'
the trust deed for the satisfaction
of u)id deht. a" In said d--ed of trust
provide'', the undersigned will, on
Till-: I4TII DAY OP JAN..
lit the hour of 1 I o'clock -V M„ on
tlie prem Ws In reinal'ter deserihed
»ITer at public auction ale to th-j
highest bidder therefor the foikiwlnu
lands and property in said deed of
trust described:
That certain tract or parcel of
land situated in Wa'nut "ove.
Stoke* Couny. Nortu Carolina, con.
tuining Approximately 4.32 acres,
the whole of which is described it:
the »aid deed ot trust as beginning
*t an iron stake, at the intersectio'i
of the (Sermanton road and the
Winston.Saleni.Wa In ut Cove hard
surfaced road: thence North 3 deas.
and 30 minute* West with the west
margin of the hard-surfaced ro-id
435 feet to an iron stake, Mrs. W.
H. Sanders' corner: thence North
fiO decrees SO minutes West with
her line 530 feet to an iron stake,
her corner: thence South 13 degree*
East with her and Vine.v Huffman's
line 369 f e et to an iron ct ike in the
o-ld Clermanton road: •thence Norta
50 degrees 10 minutes Ba»t 300 feet
to tin Iron stake: thence South 20
rlegrees Bast 30 minutes 52 feet t"
in iron "take on I lie north margin
uf the new Ccrmanton road: thenca
Morth 5." degrees Bast with the
north margin ol said road 100 fee'
lo the beginning. containing 4.32
icrfr=. more or less.
This pdoperty will be offered first
n parcels and if necessary as a
whole. The first fiarcel to lie olTered
will he a tract containing less than
2 acres, on which w i-ituatcd the
I.rick filling .Nation. This tract will
have a fromauo of a ppmximatcly
135 feet on tlie Winston_Salcm hard,
uirfaced road. Parcel numlier tw.i
r«n-:aining lev- than 1 acre*, lie-
Immediately vumli n parcel Xumb.
I. and h.iri a front i:;c of about I• '
'eet ''ii the n l '! I !(rinatitoii load
I'll,, alei' o built bv \. 'r. liare I*
I »i i l:i." p itl'arcc
iff-i'i r ■'» '- ■ iiirn-'il : ite!y >rn:
:!!| ' ',-t of |i| :'■('! Nlllllb,']' 2. It ll !
■ f -ontage o: - 2nit fret • ••> the 01,
•rTiunntoii road and ■ ntains ]«•■■
haii I ncr«. T.'ie n- v ri-id"iici
luillt bv John !: iin sliuaied •'
this parcel. All measurements a
ipnroximate.
This property will .old pre
rcrnlily for c i h. but terms will :>,
:icc;«pt Ilile. "Vrni of wile will 1,.
announced at the sale.
This 12th day of December, 193' i
MRS. .1. I). HIWII'IIKBYS. Admx. i
.1. I>. Humphreys. Trustee
R. .1. Scott, Attorney.
NOTICE op SAM-; OP »E\l ES,
TATE IN DE It DEEI) OP Till'ST.
By virtue of tile power of sa i
contained in a deed of tru«t execut-'
to me on the isth day of l-'cbru-iry
1926, by B. I'. Bd wards and I'. K
I'.dwards his wife, which i - j-ecordei
n the olllce of Register of I >cedr« o
Stokes County. N. C„ in liook 70
page 09, to which reference i.s here
unto made t«> i-ecure the paymen
of a deht thi-rein recited in the .-'111;
of SIOOO.OO, default having beet
made in the payment of said deht a
mathrity, and the holder of sai
deed of trust securing said Indebted.
ne?M having applied to mo to fore
close the trust for the sattefactlor
of said deht, 1 will sell at publi.
auction to the highest bidder foi
cash at the court house door o
Stokes County. North Carolina, on—
SATCHDAY. DEC. SI. 1932.
at the hour of 1 o'clock P. ,M„ tht
lan-dc' conveyed in the deed of trust
to.wlt '
Being Lota N'o>. 3 on north sid
of State Highhay. and 14 and
Iff, on the south side of whool stree'
in the town of King, N. C„ said lot
purchased by B. P. Edwards from
L. J. Bluer on the 23rd day o(
October, 1923. See deed record>d in
the office of the Register of l>eeds
of Stoke" County. N. C„ In Hook 73.
page 256.
Alwi one tract of land conta'nln;
10.05 acre*, more or less, and fullj
described in a deed from Thomas A
Dalton and Chas. F. Dalton on Ihi
22nd day of July, 1911, For bettei
description |.*>e deed recorded in tin
office of the Register of Peods
Banbury. N. C.
Thin 29th day of Nov., 1932.
J. \V. HALL, T.ustee.
NOTICE of SAM? OF UFA I- ES.
TATK I'XHKH lIKED OF Til I'ST.
iiy virtue of the power of miU*
contained in a deed of ti usi executel
to nit? on the 14th day of January*
1930. by L. K. Smith and Minnie
L. Smith his wife, which is rt««»rded
in the nfflce «»f «»f l>eel»-
of Stokes Coun;y, N. t\. in Hook
7K, p«|?e 442. to which reference
hereunto made, to secure the p«v.
tuent of ac« rtuin sum of mon-y
recited in said deed of mi-t. defaii't
having )»ee" made in t he payment
of *aid debt at maturity, and tin
holder thereof having ap|did to un
to foreclose the tru-t deed f«»r ta»»
satisfaction of the «lt-1»l •••ctir«*d hy
Ha me- I will sell at jiithlio an !:•••»
to the highest bidder for eas-h. it
the court limine doo • in the t »w.«
»f Oanhury. X. t\. on
MUNDW. .IWI AUV IttTII. I*3/..
at the hour of II o'elo k \. .M.. tin*
lands conveyed in the tniM dee I.
to-wit:
First Tract:— lleuinniuK a; a stem*
on tiie f*oiitli hank of the r«c»d. '•
K. Smith s cornet". thence N»i h 1
decrees \\*i-t - chains and Il* iink
to a ma pie in a hollow; theme South
7!# degrees W'e-t down the center «•
tlie hollow a chain.* to a hend:
tlience North *4 W'e-t. chains and
♦•4 links to |»ointor-, in l. \V. Smith'-
line: thence South on hi* tine •'
chains to the road: thine with th
road South * degrees Kast 1 cha:s
•nd .*ii link* to i ln'iiil: thence Xonli
K decrees Ka*»t in chains :• iil
links i> the Iteuinninp. untainini:
S aorw, hi* the fame more or lc.-.
The ulMive di w,, *'itHMl tract «»f 1:«•• *
wan ciinvdvil liv ]•'(") 1 "Hi .1. i"
Xelson to R. Smith nil Jamiir;.
Ktli, lHli!. the saiil deed lii-iiti; re.
corded in the tflii'c ill' Uecister
Deiile «if Stokes County. X. !•
Ronk til. pajie 24!*. This is Tlit
third tract described in the >li"d -•
(rust above recited-
Second Tract: Hcuinuing :it
«tmie l. H. Smith's corner; then",
Vnrtli mi decrees Kast with th>
wad. 2 chains ahd 2.'i links to a pin
I. K. Nelson'* and .1. lines Vminji'
rorner; theme North I.'l West u
hat line. •! chains ;o a maple in
hollow; thence down the hollow •
MHithwesterly oonrse 2 chains ani
15 links to a maple corner in *a!«
tollow: thence South -I Ivim 2 chas
ttitl 111 link.s to the liei:iiminu. cum
alninv % acre, mure i.r less. T.t
ibnve dcvi-rllieil tra*- !:ii:.| w>
•olivcy, ,1 by,!,.(.) I.y .1 K. Xcl-o,
o 1.. I-:. Smith .'it ill" Till .1 iy i
Aimn-t. lit Hi. »ai*i.. I.e ti : rc -. .I.
ti the "Mice nf Hi • I • .
if Stoke- ('.unity. X. i' >i |\i !
Till- i.- '.ci-th '
Ic.crllie.l in lu» ij i d ■ t » i 11• >v
recM- .1.
Til!! .1 T.-let: It. • • ,
t c(
hntise !'H.  'ris 11 •'t' • ,
.1. I". \e|-ill' -lie. ' MMtl i I'\
with ■ it-, i.ii• i it, ■ . '.v. ■ i
chains hi .1 I- ml : i r'i. i i then i
S'Hith sii i|i ccs V> i!i i>
a lieud: Ili n . s«.ni 'i 7'i .• : ■,
\V ( t • dia.'n-i i i • tot:;. 1., i:
Smith's is.rncr: lltcii e Smith t.
ilerl'ei-s \\'e»t it 'lining t'.i'liiiK 'i
with a li. itich; tiieice ilnwn thi
branch a* it 'in'tuiilers. I.•.:)■; ehtii
t" a -t'Mie corner ( Win. \Velil.n
Smith's let MS- tract Xo. J; t'li n.
Sinitli I'.j device- \\'( -t -t ehaiiiis :•
a st'ine: tic nee South Je- '■
K:i»t l-:l chain- to a stake in
lidlUiu : tltence X.irfi I'j dec
Kast l!i th tins t'i t':iinters. ,-.-Ii...
house cMiiier: thence Xnrth IT'
chains to a 1.1-n-k irittii theni\
Xnrlli IMi# chains t. ■ the l»o"innin:-'
ciintaininu I 3 42.tmi acre o . V t! 1
same, more or le-s. ThiK is tin
fifth tract dcsci'lticil j n n, t , ali.ivc
recited ilc-cil if tin-:.
I'Viurih Tract: r.eivinir tm at -*i
rock on the branch ciirnvr »f Wri.
Weldiin Smith's L'nil tract: ruimin.-'
down the branch a.s it ineandcs
chaln.s to a stine in \V. T.
Mahe's •line; then-,. Smith n denrees
West I ri.it I chains tn a locu t on
the siutli siile of the roiad: thence
with the me-anders if the said rntd
North 7(1 devrei.s Ka>t 7 chains to i
bond in the road Xnrth M deflri'eiv.
Kast !>."S chains ti a bend in the
road: thence Kast r»H'j deui'ees 3..'
chain* to :» stake on the south sii|c
of paid .road: thence South N.t decs.
Kn«t 3.1 B chains to a -tolie on th •
south side of the in.id. I*- R. I.aw_
son's (Kirner; thence Xorth dpKrec-
Wcst 12.92 chains to thi> beuinnin.-.
containing 2t!.sn acres be the .same
more vr lpsn. Th!« is tlie sixth trac:
described in the above recited 1 i
of trust.
Fifth Tia-t: —I'epinnina; at a ston-
Mi*s. I .lie;.* Smith's rnnn ,,
West J chains- to a .- uni.i: ihenc.»
South ! chains to a .- tone: them e
Kant 1 chalnM to a stone; tliencj.
North ti chains to the bncinnim.".
contalni't-jr 2 4-lti acres be the fiiee
more or less. Tiie la-1 t!tr?«- de-cviliel
tract.* of land was t ■ 1.. iC.
Smith on September 11; th. 1 !l."i. '«•
a full itiii eonii''cip d'-eription >f
thy said three of land
PAGE FIVE
Book 74 at pa pre -«9. and 22». a
the Office of the Register of l> fa ed««
ol Stoke* County, X. t\ The fifth
tract that is d~*eribcd in this no*ic»
is the .seventh tract that desenh'l
jn the a hove recited de«*d "f tru-t
This 14th day of l>e« . IMS..
J. W. HAUL Truffle *
XOTHT: or I.\xn SAI,K.
Under and hy virtue of the |n*w v »r
and authority contained -n a cer:t .i
deed »f trust i»y ». i*.
Joy re and wil'e Lucy 11. .1« ♦«.
trustee. dated .laniiiry
•>, 1! 4 2f», and duly recorded in It mil
at p;t- e in iJeyUter «»: I •wit
office "J Stokes Oiunty. N. . the
pro\of which have n««t »e» »
complied with, and l»een >c
iuested l»y t!»e holder ol the n» c
thereby secured. I will «»n —
FITN>\V. I>I:I:MIII:I: AO.
at one OYI*M k IV M . en he P "eui.
ise>, offer fo:- r-al«* foi ia>h .tr pul»«
lie auction, the follow uu d»**cri »e«l
real e^tat«-:
A certain tr-ict of land lyintf MI
the ea*t Hide «>f Sandy
adjuinin:: the lands ot .1 T. I*ha»w.
J. 11. KUint'ton. J. s. Joyce, 11
Thorntin, J. T. Joyce and K. L.
Pratt. This l*ein£ known a* ' lr- 4
lirii-f Tillcy la in. am. al*» the J. r '>
Andrews Tan Yard farm, i-enta' : »"»i
acres, no i*e or lesr*.
Thi* I'Urd day -of Nov. 11*32.
C\ J. HO I NIK. Trustee
NOTICE OF SAII:.
Under and l»y virtue of an o de''
of the Superior court of s: ►he*
county, made -n the special
ins untitled. Thay. K. Helxihectc,
Ad in!*. of ;he estate of it. K. Svnd-«.
dee'd v>. AIJW. Sailie Hand**. wldo*r,
it al. heirs at law." the same heio-r
Xo . Upon the special jo**..
reed in f docket of xaid court.
undersigned commissioner will, on—*
FHIDAV. DKCKMItIJI 36, It 32.
at one o'clock P. M.. at Roy 3.
Redd : nvV» store in Stoke* Ccwfi'.y,
North Carolina, offer for >ale to
highest bidder lcur one.half cash •m l
the remainder in 12 month* :
-ertaifj tracts or JKl reels of i
particularly det-'crilH-d as follow ■.
"Lying and being in Yadkin
•hip. lniundi'd as follows: Beirut.
i;n:j at iHiinters formerly .*4 1». »-vt
»ak. said Kiiton's corner. run:!.n»?
Rant on a new line 24 chain* ;md
links t«• a small Spanish >nit
•o.n!««'|j in f«ci'!'"e*s line- tlu'U'C
B onth on iiis iim 1• ciiaiur* t » »
' h:t» ; ;i 4 r,-),y\ J 4 j t .. \\\.?
i !I:I : IN ... (i r• ;  to a d-mMc
■ "i.tc "iU l! r« - •- 'ic' . th •n« , -»
Vo: h on hV i 1" . , . , r
•e-'iism: . »• : ni: . ; | u;{ . ruH
"•■re : t .-'
Lyin- .• ! ( • j Mi .ol- •w- T • u
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