PAGE EIGTH
W. F. BOWLES
REOPENS AT
Walnut Cove
HARDWARE
Farm Tools,
With Attractive Line of PANTS,
SHIRTS, and Gents'
Furnishings.
In the Nelson building just across the
street from old burned stand.
(live I- I .j a call, and let me know your
nee.is, and I will guarantee quality,
service and 1.-nee.
POSTAL SAVINGS 2 PER CENT
OUR SAVINGS 3 PER CENT
Millions r-c dollars have been de
!> sited in Postal. Savings within the
last few years by persons who wish
ed to be sure that the government
would protect their money.
Realizing' this, the last Congress
created the
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE
CORPORATION
which insures deposits of this bank
and other members of the "F. D. I.
C." up to $2,500.00 for each deposi
tor.
No longer, therefore, is it necessary
for savers to seek the Post Office to
be sure that their money is safe. We
invite them to deposit with us.
Their funds will be protected by
Federal Deposit Insurance Corpora
tion.
Will earn 3 per cent, interest com
pounded semi-annually.
Will be immediately available when
needed.
THE MORRIS
PLA/S BANK
206 W. 4th St., Winston-Salem, N. C.
Member Kedertii tfeposit Insurance Corp.
State Planters
Bank
CAPITAL STOCK ASSETS ARE $70,000.00
U. S. Depository
Member of Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation.
Your deposit is insured up to $2500.00.
Time and Savings Deposits.
WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS.
STATE PLANTERS BANK,
Walnut Cove, N. C.
Let the Reporter Job Print
Figure With You On Your
Printing Needs.
THE DANBLKY REPORTER
Stokes County Young
People's Conference
i
The officers and leaders ot
Stokes County Young People 3
Conference just held a meeting
in order to plan their annual
I Young People's Conference in
King. The meeting will be held
m the King Baptist church. There
will be morning, afternoon aa 1
ceuir.g sessions, the evening
which will be a banquet session
will be held in the King high
school building.
Rev. S!-.uford Peeler and Miss
Edith Kiider. who are gcae: d
secretai\ o. the North Cuoiini
Sunday School Association, a:. !
Direeti'! o Voting People's WOI'K
respecticely wire present at the
meeting. The following people
were eicctcd to serve as of.icers:
Gene:a! chairman, Roland Car
roil.
Secret try. Rater Hall.
County Director, Jessie John
son.
Registration chairman, Oberm
Johnson.
Publicity chairman. T. G. New,
Jr.
Banmvi chairman. Ribiv.:i
Hclsnbeck.
Registi trs were appointed for
the different churches in King
and throughou' the en'isv o-unlv
and qno'.ar assigned to each
church. It is hoped to have at
least 11 0 young people present a',
the conference this year. The
principal of the High Scho >1 has
agreed to release from school
any pupil who has registered for
the conference. A small regis
tration fee will be charged t:>
cover expenses and banquet fees.
The program will be of much in
terest to the different churches, it
includes music, a playlet, ad
dresses by ministers and young
people, discussion groups led by
confident leaders, and a special
stunt feature for the banquet.
The banquet session will close
with a candle-lighting service.
Watch for further announcements
of other features of the sessions.
The meetings are open to memb
ers of all denominations upon
payment of registration fee.
More Arrests in
Charlie Gqlding Robb'y
Snooks Vaughn and Nathaniel
Hairstoa are the latest additions
to the gang of racketeers charg
ed with robbing Charlie Golding
of his S6O in Walnut Cove last
week.
These colored citizens were ar
rested this week by Deputies
Berk Smith and Luther Williams
and brought to jail in default of
bon J.
Charley Golding, col., was rob-'
bed in Walnut Cove last week, 1
when Walter Gray and wife and
i
Ol Lash, charged with taking his |
i
money, were arrested. Lash going
to jail, while Gray and wife were'
let go on bonds.
NOTICE.
Having qualified as administra
tor of the estate of J. A. Martin,
defeased, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against said
estate to present them to the un
dersigned. on or before February
1, 1035. or this noMce will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persona owing said estate will
make Immedirte settlement with
the undersigned administrator.
This the Ist day of Feb.. 1931.
C. K. BOYLES. Admr. of
J. A. Martin, deceased.
W. R. Eadgett, Attorney.
Stokes Farm News
(S. J. Kirby.)
The adjustment of the tobacco
contract acreage figures) for
.Stokes is nearly completed. More
than ninety per cent, of the grow
ers have accepted cuts to make
this possible. When the other
ten per cent. sign the adjusted
contracts, checks for rental pay
ments will begin to arrive for
distribution ar.vng co-operation
growers. Every effort is being
put forth to complete thir work
by the first oi April in order 11:.it
Si-ikr>:- farriers nay receive their
'i! check:-.
Production Credit.
Siokes farmers can now file ap
plic.itsons for production lo ,n..
There are two classes of thess
loans. There has been some con
tusion asf to which loan producers
s!vi;:Ul attempt to get. The de
tails governing this has been
worked out and ii is possible (•>
give prospective borrowers def
inite information on these loans.
Production Credit Loans.
Farmers owning land or pos
*?.«• ing collateral in such forms
■ s feed, work stock, cattle, or
r -.r:a equipment and wishing loans
of more than £")0.0f» should apply
for ;t loan •, . ;IProduction
Credit As- • isiion of the V.'ins
ton-Salen ris*. > ivt which com
prises Si Davie and David
son. and Fc.s.'h counties. Ao
plicati..ni for these loans may b.»
made out in Danbury through
' iie County Agents oiilee. Mouev
secured frr»i thi« »«•••• «...
use i for any part of production
work on the farm, such as pur
chase of seeds, fertilizer, stock,
feeds fence, labor, etc. These
loans are for farmers who are
either land owners or tenants,
who have collateral and wish over
$50.00 each.
Seed and Fertilizer Loan*.
The old Seed and Fertilizer
Loan is available again this year
as an emergency loan to farmers
who do not have collateral, but
do have a reputation for paying
theii debts. Applications for
these loans may be made either
in Walnut Cove, King, or Dan
bury. If the borrower is apply
ing for $50.00 .or more, he must
first make his application with
;he Production Credit Association.
If this application is turned down
he is then given a certificate which
entitles him to borro v up to
$150.00 from the Emerge i v ?;*3d
and Fertilizer Loan. j
It is important that everyone
requiring a loan with which to
finance farm operations this year
should file his application at an
early date. The indications are
that these loans will be granted
and the money will be available
within three to four weeks afte"
the application has been filed, j
.Vow Tobacco Contracts accepted
This Week.
Stokes County Tobacco Grow-:
ers who have not signed acreage
' reduction contracts will be given
the opportunity to co-operate in
j this movement this week. Any
; grower wishing to sign a contract
may call upon his township com-
Imitteeman and sign in the acre-
I
j age reduction plan this week or
jup until April Ist, according to
| announcements appearing in the
daily papers of the State. This
will be the last opportunity offer
ed to tobacco growers to share
the benefits offered by the Agri
cultural Adjustment Administra
te.
NOTICE.
j North Carolina,
j Stokes County.
Having qualified as administra
trix of the estate of James P.
Joyce, deceased, late of Stokes
Slokes County, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against the estate o,"
the said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned on or befo-e
the 15th day of March. 1935. at
' I-.e." residence. 1 . Pox 47
- Francisco, North Carolina, or this
. notice will be pleaded in bar »!'
their recovery. All persons i,«-
1 debted to said estate will please
r make immediate payment.
This Bth day of March, 10 :J.
MARY LUE MARViX.
Adniinistr.itrU.
. Jones &• Price. Attys.,
Winston-Salem. X. C.
NOTICi; OF SALE | VUER
1)1 :VA) OF TRl'ji).
By virtao o!' the power >!' sale
. it-iinec! in a deed of tins; e.v
cute*l by K. D. Fulk and wife.
I attic Flillt :O P.. J. Scott, tI'US
; tee. dated July sth, 1932. record
ed in the Stokes County Registry
in Cook No. S6. at Page de
fault having been made in the
payment of the debt 1 hereby se
cured. and the holder of sa:no
having applied for foreclosure io:~
satisfaction, the undersigned will,
(•n
TIN: mil DAY or APRIL, 1931,
at the hour of 10:00 a. m., at tlu>
court house door in the town of
I'anbury. N. C., expose at j-übli-r
sale to the highest bidder for
ash. the following described
lands:
Tract No. 1. Peginning ;;
a pine stump, Win. Brown's cor
ner. runs North 11..") chains to t
persimmon: thence North 25 de
vices- West -1.5 chains to a stake:
thence North 5.5 chains to a
stake. Nelson's line; thence West
on his line 1"2 chains to a stake.
•John A. Bullin's corner: thenc." l
South 21 chains to a wiiite oak
in Brown's line: thence East on
his line to the beginning, contain
not« (> ■ Us 1- .
Tract No. 2. Beginning at a
oak. Riser's corner, North
on that line to an old road and
.along said road SO poles to Ris
er's corner in the old Armstrong
line: West 90 polos to a black
oak in Leonard Smith line: South
on his line 80 poles to a stake
near a branch: thence East to
the beginning, containing s>
acres, more or less. SAVE and
EXCEPT such parts as have been
sold off by a former owner, leav
ing about 32 acres, being the
the same land conveyed from P.
H. Mabe and wife to John A..
Bullin. see Book 23. Page 281.
This 15th day of March. 1934.
R. J. SCOTT, Trustee.
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER
DEED OF TRUST.
By virtue of the power of sa'e
contained in a deed of trust exe
cuted on the 15th day of Febru
ary, 1927, by Geo. W. Tuttle and
wife. Nannie L. Tuttle. to J. D.
Humphreys, trustee, which is re
corded in the Stokes County Reg
istry in Book No. 76. at Page 335,
default having been made in pay- 1
ment of the debt thereby secured,
and the holder of same having 1
applied for foreclosure, the un-1
j dcrsigned will, on—
THE 17TH DAY OF APRIL, 1931.
at the hour of 10:00 a. m., at the!
court house door in the town o* i
Danbury, N. C., expose at public
sale to the highest bidder fo:
cash, the following described •
lands: |
Beginning at a chestnut. Dr. J.
Walter Neal's corner: thence
( North on George W. Tuttle's line
14 chains to a rock, a new corner
i thence East on a new division
I line between Fannie Tatum and;
George W. Tuttle 27.10 chains to i
j a new rock corner made by them'
| in Jap Moser's line: thence South ;
: on Jan Moser's line 14 chains tij
,! a stake; thence West on Dr. J. i
I W. Neal's line 26.50 chains to the |
1 j beginning, containing 37.22 acres, 1
t more or less.
, I This 15th day of March, 193*. i
MRS. J D. HUMPHREYS.!
c i Admx. of J. D. Humphreys, trus-!
-: tee - j
1! J. Scott. Atty. j
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, IMi
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAI
ESTATE. .
I
By virtue of authority contain
ed in a certain deed of trust exe
cuted by Milton A. France and*
wife, Harriett France, on May 24,
1928, to me as Trustee, and re
corded in the Office of the Regis
ter of Deeds of Stokes County, *
N. C., in Fook No. page 111
etc., and the stipulations of said
deed of trust not having been
complied with: and at the request
of the holder of said deed of trust
and the note secured by same, I
will expose to sale, at public
auction to t lie highest bidder, for
cash, in front of C. R. Gordon
Filling Station, on road leading
fro ;n Pilot Mountain to Pinnacle, I
on
FRIDAY, APRIL 20. 1934,
at tlie hour of Two O'clock P. M.,
tiie following real cv'aie lying
in Big Creek Township, Stokes
County:
FIRST TRACT: This tract
contains 19 (2o) acres, more or
less and adjoins the lands of Reid
Tilley, A. Tiiley, Milton France
and others, and was the formei
home place of Joseph France.
SECOND TRACT: Lying in
Pig Creek Township, beginning at
a rock. William Jessup's corner;
thence North with his line to t
stake at Bis Creek: thence down
said creek as it meanders to a
stake. Charlie Gilbert's corner;
South 12 1-2 chains to a stake,
("v. of lot thence W. with said
Milton France line to the begin
ning. containing 15 acres, more
or less, and being Lot No. 6 in
the division of the lands of Ruth
France, deceased .
For a further and better de
scription of the above iv.o lots or
tracts of land, reference is here
by made to a deed from N. F. '
Christian, Admr., of Joseph I
Fiance, deceased, to Miltou
France, elated Mi" 7. 1! ; ;3.
This March .19, 1934.
O. E. SNOW, Trustee.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
1 ESTATE.
Pursuant to an order made by
J. Watt Tuttle, Clerk of the Su
perior Court of Stokes County,
in the Special Proceedings, for
the sale of land for Partition,
"Entitled. H. F. Pettitt vs. H. C.
Pettitt, et al", the undersigned
Commissioner will offer for sale
to the highest bidder for cash,
.he following described proDerty,
at Pinnacle. N. C., on the prem
ises. on-- -
MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1934,
at 12:30 P. M., this being tract
No. 4. as described in petition ;n
the above entitled proceedings,
bounds as follows:
and described by metes and
"Beginning at corner of W. 'A.
Sullivan, runs East 314 feet to a
rock; then Southeast 457 feet to jj
a deep gulley; then Southwest 85 I
feet; then West with J. W. King i
line 428 feet to the corner of Ed J
Nunn's lot; then North 81 feet
to a stake; then East 15 feet ti
a stake; then North 107 feet to •*
stake: then West 193 feet to the
street; then North 201 feet to
beginning."
This lot is known as the Pinna
cle Ball Park.
This the 23rd day of March,
1934.
... R. BADGETT,
Hints for Homemakers
By Jan« P.oßrri
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