THURSDAY, OCT. 4. 1934
LOCALS
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Sam Fagg and son, Charley,
visited friends and relatives in 1
this section Sunday. These '•
people, wh 0 formerly lived at i
Danbury, have resided in Mont- 1
gomery county for several year 3. :
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sisk, of
Winston-Salem, spent the week- j
end with Mr. and Mrs. A. G. ]
Sisk and family.
Mn>. Edith F. Joyce was with (
l.er husband, .las. B. Joyce. heiv (
this week-end. ]
Elmer Cimpbell. of 2\!'i;;i:is- ,
ville, Va.. vis here Saturdiv
night.
Jesse Booth and Ola Campbe'l
visited Winston-S.ilc.i: Saturday.
J. J. Booth and family a.i i
Ola Campbell visited Winsto; ,
Salem Tuesday.
W. E. Joyce, Jr., who is with the
navy department at Washington,
D. C.. is here for 30 days to b;
with his wife and the family >,'
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Joyce. Mrs. W. E. Joyce. Jr., ;•
been visiting here for sevc il
weeks.
Sheriff J. J. Taylor went to
Walnut Cove Tuesday.
Joe Lynch, of Mayodan, wsi;
here Tuesday,
R. T. Spencer was in town
from Lawsonville Tuesday.
Geo. T. Pettay,'of the forestry
force has recovered from a slight
illness.
Mrs. N. A. Martin, Mrs. S. P.
Wood, Mrs. Virginia Joyce and
Miss Lucille Martin visited Mrs.
Agnes Webster at Madson Wed
nesday.
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\ SIMMONS I
I WAREHOUSE |
5 MOUNT AIRY, N. C. j!
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% SOME SALES MADE THIS WEEK:
2- J. D. Smith & Goard: -Jj
■y 220 "i 46 $103.96 "■ |
252 47 120.32 gPI
% 272 "i 47 127.34 2"|
J" 326 (« 47 153.22
232 oi 47 109.04 ■»
60 «' 45 27.00 "g
■£ 196 (a 46 90.16 a «
|% 292 («> 47 137.24 a B
m m 208 S' 47 97.76 ■_!
46 (tr 65 29.90 "■
j 2,148 $1002.20 ■ J
% Thursday, Sept. 27 We Sold 44,560 lbs. Average $30.96
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n Monday We Sold 70 thousand pounds, average $13.00 ci
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% R. C. SIMMONS F. V DEARMAN
J On Sales ,■
Jl J. M. BALL ",J
«■ Auctioneer v
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Supt. of Schools J. C. Carson,
of Germariton, was here Wed
nesday.
W. E. Joyce, Jr., who is here
from Washington, D. C., received
an honorable discharge this
week from the naval hospital at
Washington, having served four
years.
M. E. Church services next
Sunday: Bethesda, 11 a. m.. Pine
Hall, 7:30 p. m.
There will be a zone meeting
of the W. M. S. at the M. K.
church here next Sunday after
noon at 2:30. Mrs. E. E. William
son. of Madison will preside.
Attorney and Mrs. It. J. Scof
and Mrs. Lydia Martin attends 1
the Fair Wednesday.
Little Gray Hall if; quite ill.
Mrs. Virginia Joyce went to
Selma Saturday to accompany
her sister, Mrs. S. P. Wood to
Danbury. Mrs. Wood is spun lin..;
a few days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. X. A. Martin.
HE SMOKED
mmmmm mm A CAMEL;
You, too,in those moments when you feel tired,cross,dispirited,
will find that Camels give you a delightful "lift" which quickly
dispels fatigue and irritability. It's a "life" which you can enjoy
at will, for Camel's costlier tobaccos never jangle the oerves.
"Get a LIS with a Camel!"
THE DANBURY REPORTER
Mrs. Easley Joyce and H. M.
Joyce, Jr., accompanied Harvey
Fagg to Hargrave school at
Chatham, Va., Sunday.
Frances and Estelle Humphreys
of W. C. U. N. C., of Greensboro,
spent the vvek-end with their
mother, Mrs. Bertha Humphreys.
Ellen Prather Hall, of Guil
ford College, spent the week-end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. VV. Hall.
Good Prices
J. H asset Til icy. v.'.o was i.
town today, sold 734 lbs. of t v
bacco at a Madison warehouse
today for 533G.06,
Mrs. Fulton
Has Stroke
Mrs. Nannie Fill" en sustains
a light stroke of [ 'iraly.-is a
her home in Walnut Cove. Wed
nesday.
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| «f>\ Big Lot Children's f
| Shoes, SI.OO Pair. J
13 Work and Dress [
1 I Shoes, $1.98. :
13 i'or the Home, for Men, Women
. and Children ai
n ,1 PRICES THAT ARE HONEST g
1 I ' ANI) FA lit, AND LOWER [|
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• LOOK BETTER, WEAR LONGER, Ell BETTER •
• OUR PRICES APE REASONABLE FOR GOOD CLOTHES #
2 Men's Suits and S2O, 25, S3O IIP #
f Overcoats a
Boys' Suits $9.95, $12.50, $15.00 Up 0
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