THE DANBURY REPORTER.
Established 1872.
COURT BREAKS
FRIDAY EVENING
MAN? TO SO ADS FOR DRUN
KEN DRIVING, ETC.
DOCKET LARGELY MADE
OF WHISKEY VIOLATIONS
NO CIVIL COURT NEXT
WEEK.
,• Judge Warlick left this (Fri
vfcay) evening for his home, court
..having adjourned. The docket
wae congested with many cases
for violation of the liquor laws,
and quite a number were senten
ced tq the roads.
Solicitor Koontz speaks tonight
at Capella.
There will be no civil court
Bext week.
Cases disposed of at this week's
term were as follows: •
Hafward Mitchell, possession ol
liquor, $lO and. cost.
Priiioe Stewart, possession of
liquor, $35 and cost.
T. L. Booth, cost.
Emest Waller, operating car
intox., 90 days qm roads.
S. C. Westmoreland, and
Howard ' Westmoreland, assault
With deadly weapon, S. C., S2O
jfnd part of cost. Howard, part ot
*«■
Roy Bray, transporting, 18
sßqptha on roads.
Ji Jim Brown, possession, j>raye:
- -Jp* 1
G. R. Stone, operating car in
~ to»icated, 90 days on roads.
Odell Carroll, operating ear in
toxicated, 90 days on roads.
Pete Kirby, reckless driving,
$26 and cost
Granville Oliver, assault with
deadly weapon, nol pros.
Chas. Transou and Matilda
Shew, possession, cost.
Willie Frans, larceny, 6 months
on roads.
Zeb Donathan, drunk driving,
90 days on roads.
E. L. Biby, operating car in
toxicated, 90 days on roads.
Fred Bennett, attempted
breaking and entering, 12 months
on roads.
, Tdny Lynch, operating car in
toxicated, 90 days on roads. In
case of assault, not guilty.
Paul Newman, breaking and
entering, 5 months on roads.
Dan Newman, larceny and
receiving, 4 months on roads.
Claud Roberts, transporting,
SSO and coßt.
J. F. Vaughn, carrying wea
pons, $25 and cost.
Roland Mabe, manufacturing,
(25 and eost.
Dave Dalton, manufacturing, 3
months on roads.
Geo; Dalton, manufacturing, 18
months on roads.
Goffrey Gilbert, operating car
intoxicated, 90 days on road 9.
Fannie Hairston, assault, nol
proa.
Joe France, operating car in
toxicated, 90 days on roads.
Robert Cardwell, assault. 4
months on roads.
James Phillips, drunk driving,
50 days on roads..
' Richard 1 riall, possession, oost.
j (Continued on \:
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Volume 64.
SUDDEN DEATH
OF S. J. KIRBY
COUNTY AGENT OF STOKES
•j PASSES AT HOME IN WAL
NUT COVE EARLY MON
DAY FUNERAL AT HOME,
BURIAL AT SELMA.
j Samuel Jones Kirby, 49, Stokes
| county agent for the past three
[years and one of the best-known
men in this section of the statt
1 I died suddenly Monday morning at
17:45 o'clock at his home in Wal-
I nut Cove.
i
i A native of Selma, Mr. Kirby
j bad besn connected with the
'North Carolina State College ex
tension service since 1918. He
was stationed at N. C. State
Ccflege until five years ago
when he went to Spruce Pines as
county agent for MitcheH county,
*
where ne remained for two
years. He came here three years
ago as Stokes county agent,
Mr. Kirby had made numerous
friends both in thiß and adjoin
ing coynties *ince he came here.
He wa£ a member of the Walnut
Cove Ba£&t and the
local couMl ft the Jr. O. U. A.
Purv i*H#jfre his widow; four
Jones Kirby,
J r -> and Annie
flirty, ft walnut Cove, %nd
uOTtfttwh.
The funeral was held at the
home Tuesday morning at 10
o'clofck. The pastor of the Bap
tist Church conducted the ser
vices. Burial was at Selma at 4
o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Kirby had a wide ac
quaintance in Stokes, where ne
served the farmers with energ>
and ability.
No information as to his
=uccessor in the county demon
stration work has yet been an
nounced.
It is learned that the offices
here will remain open under the
charge of T. H. Sears, assistant
county agent.
Francisco News
Mr. Hundley's six grade gave
|an interesting program on Oc
tober 14. Several familiar songs
were dramatised. The program
caused much laughter and was
enjoyed by everyone.
The school campus has been
greatly improved by the grading
of the drives in front and arounl
the building. We thank the state
men very much in helping us to
make these drives possible.
Several of our teachers are
planning to attend the district
teachers meeting in High Point
this week-end.
The marriage of Miss Myrtle
Co.Uins and Mr. Sara Jessup came
as a surprise to their many
friends.
He r friends art welcoming back
Mm Evelyn McNairy, welfare
chief, who returnee to her office
here Monday aft& *n absence af>
a few days ,wkh ,a alight 111 MM.
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Danbury, N. C., Thursday, Oct. 22, 1936
SCHICK TEST
FOR DIPTHERIA
COUNTY NURSES, WITH DR.
COOK, OF WINSTON-SALEM,
ARRANGE SCHEDULE FOR
EXAMINATIONS —PARENTS
REQUESTED TO CO
OPERATE.
The county nurses, Miss Kate
Nicholson, of Danbury, and
Hamilton, of King, have ar
ranged a schedule of times and
places to make the Schick test
for evidences of diptheria among
'.he school children t of the
I county. Dr. Cotok, of Winston-
Salem, who is acting in place of
Dr. Hege, the district health of
ficial, w'ill assist Misses Nich
olson and Hamilton.
The tast dates and places are
as follows:
MISS HAMILTON:
Thursday, October 28:
Germanton schoql, 9:00 A. M„
King school, 9:45 A. M.,
Pinnacle school, 11:00 A. M.,
Reynolds school, 1:00 P. M.,
Francisco school, 2:15 P. M.
All parentß who have pre
school children that they wish
tested, are requested to have
them at the school at the hour
set.
MISS NICHOLSON:
Friday, October 29:
| .Iteteut Cove school, 9:00 A.
M., Pine Hall school, 10:00 /
M., Dillard Bchool. 10:45 A. M.
Sanudy Ridge school. 1:00 P. It
Lawsonville school, 2:15 P. U.
Danbury school/ 2:15 P. M., Mea
dows, 3:00 P. M.
Democratic
Headquarters Open
Day and Night
I Stokes county Democratic
| headquarters in the Martin build-
Img east of the court house
square, is open day and night
now under the supervision of
Chairman B. P. Bailey and his
secretary, Thurman Martin. Here
welcopne and cordiality, and
literature are hustled out un
stintedly.
'
Young Democrats
To Dance At Dan
River Park, Oct 28
The Young Democrats will
dance and entertain at Dan
River Park Wednesday night,
Oct, 28. There will be good music
and a good time. AH members of
the Young political organization
with their friends are invited, and
there will nq admission charge.
Tobacco Selling Good
Dan Priddy was here today
back from the Winston-Salem
j market where he sold with Rex
Gas at 38 and 40.
Dan is one of Stokes county'*
best farmers, and one of Stokes
county's beat citizena
Roy RMding, John Wade
Johnson and J. p. FaiyM«a,
Meadows .«■«■*&>
cltiaens, Merchants and taam
attended court " ""
THE CAMPAIGN
IN FULL SWING
I
SPRUILL AT SANDY RIDGE
SATURDAY NIGHT, 808
REYNOLDS AT DANBI R\
MONDAY, SOLICITOR
KOONTZ A T DILLARD,
FRANCISCO AND LAWSON
VILI.E YOUNG REPUBLI
CANS AT DANBURY FRIDAt
NIGHT HOLDING MELT
INGS AT ALL PRECINCTS
OTIII.R RALLIES COMING.
The campaign in Stolres county
is now at white heat. Form*!
Solicitor Frank Spruill spoke ;o
a large audience at Sandy Ridge
Saturday On Monday at
Danbury Senator Bob Reynold*
addressed a court house full of
voters. Both Spruill and Reynolds
were at their best and made
ringing speeches.
Solicitor H. L. Kapntz and
other speakers met the voters
of Dillard, Francisco and Law
sonville on several nights this
week. The crowds were large and
enthusiasm at a high pitch.
The Young Republicans met it
Danbury Friday night. The Re
publicans are holding rallies al
most nightly at the various pre
cincts of the county. Attendance
at these meetings is reported
large.
, Saturday night at Danbury
Hon. J. H. Folgar will addfjeps
;he Young Democrats. Congreae
man Frank Hancock is billed for
Tuesday night at King. Wedneu
day night the Young Democrats
will hold a rally and dance st
Dan River Park.
The campaign will wind up
with a big Brunswick stew and
%
rally by the Democrats at Paul
club hquse, a mile west
of Danbury on Saturday evening,
6 o'clock, October 31. Hon.
Walter Murphy, of Salisbury,
will speak.
Walnut Cove Boosters
| Make Tour Of County
The Walnut Cove business men,
boosting their fall trade-at-home
campaign, visited Danbury and
tether points of the county in a
good-will tour last Friday.
In spite of a deluge of rain,
about 35 automobiles and trucks
accompanied by music and dis
tributing souvenirs and presents,
the boosters came, a fine
of enthusiastic, hospitable and
generous bunch, spending their
good money and making every
body feel better.
They received a cordial
welcome everywhere.
Hancock At King
Next Tuesday Night
Congressman Frank Hancock
6 o'clock, October 31.
night, October 27, at 7:30 o'clock.
Mr. Hancock is postel on all
the affairs of the New Deal, he is
an orator of uncommon ability
and Ma address on the political
iaraw will be heard by a large
cwwi
invited, with special
W* to the ladies. '
JOHN H. FOLGER
SATURDAY NIGHT
SURRY COUNTY STATESMAN
AND ORATOR TO ADDRESS
YOUNG DEMOCRATS IIKRK
VvILL REFER INCIDEN 1 VLL>
TO AL SMITH AND TIIK
LIBERTY LEAGUE. .
Eefore the gathering of Yv.::i
Democrats here next S.. ui i«r.
night, Hon. John H. Folder, leal
ing lawyer of Mount Airy an !
one of the leading states'..ui o -
North Carolina, will speak.
The campaign is soon to oe
over, but no address that will bi
delivered in Stokes county will
command greater attention than
that of John H. Folger, who i?
very highly regarded in Stokes, i
He will discuss the issuts r.ou
so prominently before the people,
and will have a word to say about
A 1 Smith and the Liberty Lea
guers, who are doing their best
Ito defeat the President and elect
Landon.
Speaking will begin about 7:3 C
P. M.
OCTOBER 30 AT
DANBURY SCHOOL
HALLOWEEN ENTERTAIN
MENT WILL BE GIVEN AT
NIGHT MUSIC, AMUSE
MENTS, GAMES, TACKY
CONTEST, AMONG THE
FEATURES.
A Halloween entertainment
will be Riven at the Danbury
school house on the night of
October 3", Friday night, begin
ning at 7:30.
The program includes amuse
ments of various kinds, games, a
fich pond, fortune telling, r.
tacky contest and music.
The public is invited and 1'
cents admission will be charged,
proceeds going to the school.
Eigrhty-Nine
Under Repair
Something has happened to
i No. 89 State highway which is
being repaired. This road has
been in a bad fix for a long time.
The other day J. C. Frans, of
Westfirld, told Zeb Stewart that
all his teeth but one had, been
| shaken out by bumpy travel over
!NO. 89. Now they are hauling
crushed stone, and it is hoped
(Mr. Frans" last tooth may be
saved.
D. C. Taylor 111
At Duke Hospital
Vade Mecum, Oct. 20.
Mrs. D. C. Taylor has just ar
rived home from Durham, where
she has .been visiting her hu
band who twill be in Duke hospi
tal taking a treatment for hi>>
;foot for three or four weeks. Mr.
Taylor has been critically ill
ever since early Spring. We are
very sorry to hear that thr
doctor* eant Man to locate tl
trouble. *
Number 3,305
KING CONTINUES
TO BUILD HOMES
NORM \N WIIITi: Wl) (.KOVKIt
PI 1.1.1 AM TO lil il,l»—>C>ol>
WKKK FOK MOKK—OTHKR
NLWS Oi IMt.KhST.
King, Oct. I*l. rues Sisk,
ucoMly ! the G.
M. Allen hou:..; '.. i YYM M iin
stre*. i« ':-.vin.v .-ai:ie leiovered,
U'pii!: ! :r ! i; ..'.ite 1.
A fonv ul men .n a: work
oxcart:'ing f'.be four. !-*tion of
a new ho;.a- to br vie ted by
Norrr.nn Wi.ite on Sprun street.
Mallard Alley lit!" accepted .1
position as bookkeeper with a
Hillsviile. Va. concert). H* enter
ed on his new duties last week.
Material is being placed on
the site on Broad street pre
paratory to erecting a new home
; for Grover Pulliam.
Attorneys Gilmer Sparger and
|R. J. Scott, of Danbury, were
here Friday shaking hands with
.old friends.
Justice J. Stedman Garner
spent the week-end with rela*
lives in McLeansville.
Albert Kirby, one of the best
, and who resides in the Donnaha
| known fox hunter? ;n this section
section, was a business visitor
j here Saturday.
I Harry A. Lawson, proprietor of
I the Standard Service Station,
1 spent the week-end witlj his
I family in High Point.
The stork had a very busy
i week here lant week. The follow
ing births were registered: To
Mr. and Carl Warner, a son;
to Mr rnd Mrs. Boyd Ferguson,
j3 daughter; to Mr. and Mrs.
( Omnie Boyles, a son; to Mr. and
Mrs. Spencer Robertson, a son;
|to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bennett, i
I daughter, and to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Chapman, a son.
Mr. and M rs - Edwin Caudla
ind P. J. Caudle, of Win9ton
, Salem, were among the visitors
here Sunday.
There is some improvement !rl
| the condition of L. S. Grabs, who
ihas been right sick at his home
lin Northside for several days.
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