THURSDAY, JAN. 10. 1933
LOCALS
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Ed Smith, of Lawsonville, was
here Monday.
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Pastor Long filled his regular
appointment at the Baptist
church Sunday night.
1 Harry H. Williamson, of Pine
Hall, was here Monday at the
meeting of the board of county
commissioners.
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Miss Mary Williamson, oi
Pine Hall, who was operated on
at a Winston-Salem hospital last I
week for appendicitis, is much
improved, her friends will be
pleased to know, and ho pet) to re-.
turn to her home soon.
L. M. McKenzie, of Germanton • I
Monroe Fagg, of Peter's Creek
township; J. C. Franb. of West
field; C. E. Davis, of Walnut'
Cove; P. H. Young, of Sandy i
Ridge; Alex Rodger, of Lawson-!
ville; Joe Alley, of King; Alex
Southern, of Flatshoal: visited
the court house Mondav.
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Miss Taylor And
Mr. I)offlemyer
Entertain Club
Mis;.' Luna Taylor and Mr. A
A. Dofflcmyer deliyhtuilly cnler
taincd their contract bridge clu
tit tho home of Mrs. Gilm? 1 .
Sparser on F: Hay ev "ling of la.
week.
Miss Wilma Simmons was the
winner of high score prize for the
ladies, a box of lovely handker
chiefs. Mr. S. Gilmer Sparger won
high score for men, a carton of
Camel cigarettes, Mrs. Ed Taylov
won the traveling prize and the
consolation went to Mrs. Gilmer
Sparger.
Tempting refreshments were
served to tlie following: Mr. aiv.i
Mrs. LJ Taylor, Mr. and Mr-.
Gilmer Sparger, Misses Lun.i
Taylor 1 1 ji-.I Wilma Simmon •
Mis. Wrn. Joyce and Mr. A.
Dofflemyer.
Old Age Pension
Measure Is Fore
cast By Robinson
Washington, Jan. S. An
economic security program cost
ing a hundred million doll, us the
first year and covering unem
ployment insurance and old age
and widow pensions was forecast
today by Senator Robinson, or
Arkansas, the Democratic lefler.
Robinson said he expected the
whole subject to be covered in
one bill and that presidential
recommendations would be sen
up with a special message late
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this? week.
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The word came frcm Robinson
at about the same time that
Senator Capper, Republican, Kan
sas, introduced a bill designed lo
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give persons over 60 an income
of $360 a year. He said thi.s
sum would be enough to keep
them out of poorhouses but no;
enough to print them to surrend
er jobs to depend on this income, j
"Saving" Money
By Consolidation
Mrs. O'Berry, state adminisira
to;, says she can save SIBO,»'G9
xby consolidation of offices. Wa
Y»Jbe she can, but a man in
•Ihority estimates the increase
if cost at $200,000. We shall see
"what we shall -.see. Cleveland ,
Staj a* ' .. v
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Want Protection
For Small Farmers
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The widespread sentiment for •
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protecting small growers in the
, crop programs is summed up in
resolutions adopted recently by
the Orange County Board of
Agriculture.
A copy of the resolutions was
sent to the Washington office of
the AAA by W. A. Davis, secre-l
tary of the board, suggesting the
following policies for 1935, re- 1
ports Don Matheson, county
agent of the State College Ex
tension Service,
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■ That small farmers living on
' their own land and dependent
upon its products for support
| who have raised tobacco within
I the past five years be given a tax
, free allotment equal to theii
. largest base year, provided the
; allotment does not exceed three
, acres. |
j That no rental or parity pay-;
■ ments be given these farmers,'
and that small growers who have
already signed contracts be al
lowed to come under the pio
visions of this ruling.
i That small cotton growers liv
ing on their own land who h-v«
raised cotton within the past
seven years be rr-en a tax free
allotment equal to their largest
base year, but not in excels of
tv/o bales.
Such j oiicics, t'".? 1-oard point
ed out. would encourage farm
and home owner?'!vp by provuiinj
more liberal allotments to ten
ants and young farmers who wish
to buy small farms.
Tenancy and absentee owner
ship would be discouraged, it was
pointed out, and the price of
farm land would be stimulated,
while farm wealth would become
more equitably distributed.
Country-minded people in the
cities v/oul 1 be encouraged
move back to farms.
Product'on w :id be on a mr" ■
economical b".s : -• tm-.l pr.ir.l!
c.'s who 'vive diversified the! •
farming would not be pennli? i
with unfairly small allot men's. it
was brought out.
The rights of the small man
would be upheld and the burde»»
of the cotton and tobacco tax on
excess sales would not fall on the
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small growers, the board con
tinued. and the future of tin,
AAA would become more secure
because there would be more
satisfied farmers.
NOTICE OF SAir, UNDER
DEED OF TRUST
By virtue of the power of sale
contained in a certain deed of
trust to me executed on the 14ti
day of October, 1932, by D. K.
Watts and wife Thenie Watts, !
and recorded in Stoices County,
Book 82, pa?e 233. to which!
reference is hereunto made, to!
secure certain notes therein re- \
cited, and default having been j
made in the payment of said note ;
and the holder having applied to j
me to sell under foreclosure to j
satisfy snid note, I will expose
to sale at public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the!
court house door in Danbury, I
N. C. on Monday, Jan. 7, 1935, at J
13 o'clock noon all »h; lands con
veyed in said trust deed dev I
cribe,i as follows:
"Beginning at a rock at B. F.
King's) corner, and runs East 13 j
chs. to a rock in B. F. King's line, i
T. V. Sizemore's corner; thence|
North 6 3 /| chs. to a rock T. V. |
Sizemore's corner; thence East I
4 chains to a stone in Sizemore's i
line; thence North 11 '•> chs. to
a stone corner; thence West on
Covington's line 18 chs. & 40
links to a rock and pointers;!
thence South 13 ch9. to the begin-'
ning, containing 32 acres, more
or less."
This Ist day of December, 1934.
CHAS. R. HELSABECK,
. „ _ Trustee.
THE DANBUKY REPORTER
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE UNDER DEED
OF TRUST
By virtue of the power of die
contained in a deed of trust exe
cuted by Jes3c Wood and Luia
Wood his wife to me on the
24 day of December. 1920. which
is recorded in the Office of
j Register of Deeds of S:o!:e.s
1 County. N. C. Book 60. Page 2"1,
to which reference is hereunto
made to secure the payment of
the sum of $1300.00 therein
recited default having been made
in the payment of said debt at
maturity and the holder thereof
having applied to me to foreclose :
the trust deed for the satis-
I faction of said debt secured by
same. I will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash,'
at the Court House door of j
Stokes County, N. C., on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11. 193%.
at the hour of 11 o'clock A. M.. 1
j the lands conveyed in the 'rust
deed to-wit: In Peters Creek
township. Stokes Co, adjoining
the land of Joe Rierson on the
West, G. A. Martin on the N".. on
he E. and S. by James Corn, eon-
I taining 66 acres, rao.e o> les'. l ,
the same the tract of land
! on which J. W. Whitten l've.i at
I the time the deed of iiu.'t win
executed.
This January * 1033.
J. W. HALL.
Trust-.
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R. E. L. FRANCIS. Francisco, N. C.
W. M. MABE, Walnut Cove, N. C.
HAWKINS & HUTCHERSON, Sandy Ridge, N. C.
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