THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1987
• LOCALS !•
I
H. A. Fulp, of Flatshoal, was
in town Saturday.
Bert Priddy was here Sunday t
from North View.
James T. Flinchum, of Route 1,
was here Sunday. c
James Lasley, of Meadows, was r
a visitor in Danbury Saturday. \
H. P. Loftis, superintendent of,*
the county home, was a Sunday
night visitor. 5
W. H. Stovall, and young son, '
Robert, visited Danbury Wedncs- c
day.
I
Calvin Mabe, garage operator
and machinist of Lawsonville,
£ was here Monday.
Elder James A. Fagg, of Wins
ton-Salem, was here Monday, 1
passing through.
I
Ed Mitchell and P. O. South
ern were in Danbury Sunday
evening from Flatshoal communi
ty.
The sidewalk forces are at
work near the jail—that is, when
the rain holds up long enough to
permit them to operate.
Fred P. Carter, the Reporter's
linotype operator, spent the
week-end at his home at Mocks
ville.
Bill Green, of Walnut Cove,
has recently completed an
attractive new home out a couple
of miles north of the Cove on
the Danbury road.
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The Reporter's valued corres
pondent and agent at King, E. P.
.Newsum, is almost entirely re
covered from a recent serious ill
ness.
"Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Pepper had
as dinner guests Thursday night,
Mrs. Evelyn McNairy and Mi 93
Evelyn Page, public welfare of
ficials of the county.
Marjorie Pepper and Hazel
Petree spent the week-end at
their respective homes here.
Thy are students at W. C. U. N.
C., Greensboro.
Mrs. Chas. H. Martin was visit
ed the week-end by her mother,
Mrs. Moore, and sister, Miss
Grace Moore and friend, Miss
Poplin, all of Albemarle.
During the temporary suspen
sion of the Pinnacle school, Miss
Luna Taylor, of the faculty of
i*h a t school, is visiting her
other, Mrs. Nellie M. Taylor
ire.
The twin infants of Lieut and
id Woodrow Taylor were taken
a Winston-Salem physician
iturday, who pronounced them
ogressing very satisfactorily. I
ie or both of the m had recent
been indisposed.
LG. Gentry, of King, was
nong the visitors here Satur
iy. Mr. Gentry is one of the
ibetantial citizens and planters
I
Yadkin township who know
>w to farm and make it pay, as
ell as find a pleasure in doing
Ralph Priddy has returned
om Camp Bragg hospital, at
lyetteville, where he has been
ider treatment for some weeks. 1
• is now in fine health and has
the CCC camp, where
> was formerly stationed.
Mrs. S. W. Pulliam, E. P. New- ]
su m and O. O Grabs, of King,' J
and attorneys H H. Leake and j
Robt. V. Brawley, of Winston- I
Salem, visited Danbury Monday.
This party was here in the in
terest of probating the will of
the late S. W. Pulliam, deceased.
N. F. Keiger or Kiger, who isj
commissioner having charge ;f
recent sales of valuable real es
tate in Yadkin township, in thej
special court proceeding of Gor- *■
! t!on-Apperson-Vos3, etc., was *
here Monday. Mr. Keiger tells us c
f
that his name is correctly spell
ed Keiger. These are descend- v
ants of Dutch folk, and there are f
no better citizens in the county. 1
Osa Smith, of Walnut Cove, (
was here this week. ,
Misses Nicholson and Hamilton, 1
county nurses, attended the social 1
service conference at Raleigh i
this week.
Danbury Route 1
Miss Gracie, Ola and Annie !
Mae Oakley spent Saturday 1
night with Miss Ophelia Moore
field.
Miss Maggie Mabe spent Satur
day night with Miss Edith and
Wilma Oakley.
Mr and Mrs. Dennis Mabe
visited Mr, and Mrs. H. J. Dillon
Saturday night.
Those visiting Miss Ophelia
Moorefield Saturday night were
Miss Edith, Wilma, Ola, Grace
and Annie Mae Oakley, Maggie
Mabe and Beulah Moorefield. Mr.
Bernard Wilkens, Smith Priddy,
■ Junior Priddy, Paul Moorefield,
• Odell Mabe, Herman Priddy,
■ Jewel Mabe Watson Oakley and
• Shelby Priddy.
Mr. and Mrs Marvin Dillon
I and family spent Sunday after
uoon with Mr. and Mrs. Denni9
j Mabe.
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Oakley
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs_
R. H. Moorefield.
' Those visiting Miss Ophelia
' Moorefield Sunday were Grace,
Ola Oakley, Annie Mae Oakley,
" Watson Oakley, Paul Moorefield,
Odell Mabe and Bernard Wil
- kins.
, Miss Wilma and Edith Oakley
3 and Miss Maggie Mabe visited
i Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mabe Sun
day.
Mr. B B. Oakley and Foil
Oakley went to Winston-Salem
Monday.
Little Dorothy Deane Oakley,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Foil
r
Oakley has improved from an
illness of cold.
1 Little Betty Lee Mabe has
1 been real sick but is improving.
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i FOR SALE —97 acre farm, 35
acres cleared, 5 room dwelling
house, 2 tobacco barns. Locat
ed 7 mi. N. East of Walnut
Cove on the Sandy Ridge road,
9 Imi from hardsurface See or
write RALPH TUTTLE, Wal
s nut Cove, N. a 7 23 tf
FIRST CLASS Corn fer Sale
f
$4.50 m Ten bushel lots or
more.—H. N. Binford, Madi
-1 son, N. C.
/ / y Check*
666 "s*
1 FEVER
, Liquid - Taolets
Bnlve - Nose
Drops Headache, 80 minute*.
2 Try "Rab-My Tism"-Worl4's Best
Liniment
THE DANBURY REPORTER
REUBEN GUNTER !
DIED LAST MONDAY t
HE IIAD LIVED IX YADKIN I
COUNTY —T. G. NEWS I
FINE RECORD AT SUNDAY \
SCHOOL SERIOUS ACCi- |
DENT HAPPENS TO OSCAR |
SPAIN'IIOI'R OTHER NEWS (
OF KING. |
King, Jar.. 2"l Reuben
Gunter, a;;ed 59, died Monday at.
his home in Couilney, Yadkin : |
county following a short illness j
from pneumonia. The deceased j
who was reared near here is
survived by the widow and seve-l
ral children. Two brothers, Coon
Gunter, of Madison and P. W.
Gunter of King survive, also two
sisters, they are, Mrs. Richard
YVatts, of Mount Airy and Mrs.
Bill Hill, of Germanton. Funeral
and Snterment was at Courtney
Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock.
" // T. G. New, Jr., has made a fine
attendance record at Sunday
school, he has not missed a Sun
day in the past eleven years.
While attending the World's Fair
it Chicago in 1933 he attended
Sunday school in Chicago. j
O. L. Rains has returned from
a business trip to Philadelphia.
Herman Newsum is preparing
to erect a new home on his lot
recently purchased from Mrs. |
Fannie J. White on east Broad
street.
George Vaughn, who has been 1
very sick at his home two miles
south of town for the past seve
' ral days, has been removed to the
1 Baptist hospital, Winston-Salem,
' where he will undergo an opera- 1
' tion.
Mr. and lira. J. W. Mathis
have return?.; 'o their home in
t Washington, D. C, after spending
a few diya here the guests of
r Mr. and Mrs. C. T. McGee in
Pilot View. They were on their
way home from a trip to Florida.
L Miss Lanel Ferguson, of Moun
tain View, who underwent a ton
sil operation here last week is
>
reported to be getting along
nicely.
Ringo C. White, who resides
here, sold a truck load of leaf
t tobacco on the Winston-Salem
- market Thursday which netted
him $1,704.62.
I Oscar Spainhower, farmer,
i residing three miles east of town
while chopping in a woods near
• his home Friday was struck by
1 the branch of a falling tree pin
l ioning him to the ground, his
son who was with him at thej
» time was unable to remove the ]
heavy timber and had to dum-1
j mons help before the injured'
; man was released. Dr. G. E.J
Stone, who attended him stated j
, that he incurred a fracture ofi
1 I
the skull. He remained uncon
, scious for several hours and isj
. still in a serious condition. The
f injured man is a son of John
Henry Spainhower. If Mr. Spain
e
hower had been alone at the time
r of the accident he would have in
l
all probability died before being
found.
Deputy sheriff, R. W. Stewart
sustained bruises, lacerations and
a sprained arm, the result of an
automobile wreck when his car
turned over on tho slippery road
L near Germanton Thursday after
noon.
1
A FEW SALES MADE AT
TAYLOR'S WAREHOUSE II
c
Winston-Saicm, N. C. i
LAST WEEK \
G. C. PAYNE KAIT & BROWN (MIL lIIC tyl
20 at S3 102 at .51 12 sit
1(5 at SO 162 i:t 11 1 .!"(>
IS2 at 70 rOV BAKER 312 ;t .-Is
TO at 5" .54 !S t f,:> 212 :i1 ls
, 132 at 50 106 ;lt 5-5 GEORGE XRRINGTON
124 at 4Y 200 at 5i 76 05 £$
PAUL PAYNE i 216 at 45 4S «t C.l M
'2 at 67 a. E. WELBORN 116 at 50
0 106 at 63 146 at 51 21 at 49
112 at 57 124 at 45 146 at 52 w
100 at 53 STEWART & 68 at 50
JACOB Bl ; RTON VAUGHN 226 at 43
10 at 07 166 at 51 108 at 49
84 at 65 82 at 45 G - 11
106 at 55 106 at 43 391 at 46
at ]l RICHARDSON & 42 J2
D llO at 45 WALKER "r? II
R. L. COBLE & BEN- j 106 at 54 ® 4 at **
TON 246 at 45 ! 9S a ' 40
A 90 a t 60 at «t> E A ROTIIROCK J3
264 at 50 *? at 63 150 at 47 If
152 at '4O 1 361 at 42
"f at 49 i 204 at 50 c n rKrlI
208 at 47 -,= n nf 4Q c - B (KriL
100 at 42 ' » 4S 10 at 6T
at 43 ce r.fi
E pr.°,,A2 ,te * ° »• mabe * ho a!::::::
VI ♦ POINDEXTER L. C.VRRKTT
" : 2 94 at 61 164 at 51 |
! 52 2:::::: 5 48 ,lt? « 1
! 3 J J® ' at 65 I R. L. COBLE & C
o J? 42 at 61 LVKE BKNTON n
™ a JJ 244 at 48 54 at 79 I
}JJ « 15 126 ft 36 39 at 73
I; ;l w. G. FLYNN 36 at 72
%l at 39 74 at 4S 8* I
55 r": I; 5 140 at 45 2S at 51 I
H E. J. COX & ELKINS 150 at 36 356 at 50 M
* 24 at 66 MAX SCOTT 200 at 49 II
5 "iOO at 54 90 at 52 322 at 43 H
jJ 250 at 46 222 at 39 224 at 40 Q
NORMAN BROWN 150 at 37 L. A. GARRETT Si
110 at 50 H. C. HEMRIC SAWYER ->>
1 170 at 47 16 at 50 ' ** 78 at 62
FOY YOUNG " " 48 at 46 100 at 55
78 at 67 124 at 45 116 at 53
2 102 at 61 140 at 40 ! " 96 at 53
2 . . 312 ftt 4. 7 P. 0. SOUTHERN 110 at 43
362 at 40 114 at 47 ! '* 80 at • .41
H. R. BAKER 146 at 45 JAMES W. YOUNG &
5 290 at 49 •" 432 at 43 SONS ,
5 J. L. SINK I 384 at 35 22 at .6P I
18 at 68 ! 190 at 34 ' 40 at 5 s
56 at 65 A. J. BOOTH 276 at 52
109 at 60 1 342 at 48 420 at 51
230 at 50 I 200 at 44 770 at 50
238 at 45 ; AUSTIN EATON ! 272 at 48
, A. G. DOSS 1 44 at 57 112 at 47
428 at 48 76 at 49 550 at 46 #
Z 350 at 40 165 at 44 306 at 45 S
U SALES NEXT WEEK 1
Tuesday Morning Friday Afternoon {
Thursday Morning Wednesday Afternoon I
TAYLOR'S for the MOST MONEY I
OBOBS3I lonoi—joeioeazaogo
THE BIG DAY IS
MONDAY
—At—
DANBURY
—AND—
WALNUT COVE
Cecil Campbell and Dick
Hartman; The Tennessee
Ramblers Stars of Holly
wood Radio and a thou
sand Theatres.
Palmetto Theatre
WALNUT COVE
1 P. M. 8 P. M.
Booth's Cafe
DANBURY
6:80 P. M.
NOTICE
The undersigned having quali
fied as administrator of the es
tate of R. E. L. Francis,
deceased, this is to notify all
persons owing said estate to
make immediate settlement and
all persons holding claims
against said estate to present
them to the undersigned withia
twelve months from this date or
this notice will be pleaded in
bar of recovery.
This December 7, 1936.
MRS. R. E. L. FRANCIS,
Admrx. of R. E. L. Francis,
Francisco, N. C.
■ NOTICE:!
PENALTY
Will Be Added To All Unpaid
1936 County Taxes
jl After Feb. 1,1937 I
Pay Your Taxes Now and Save H
jH This Extra Cost
J. J. TAYLOR,
Sheriff Stokes County H
M —"
NOTICE
Having qualified as adminis
trator of C. A. Westmoreland,
deceased, notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims
against said estate to present
same to me duly authenticated
for payment on or before Jan
uary 5, 1938, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. And all persons indebt
ed to said estate will please maka
immediate payment to me.
This Jan. 2, 1937.
C. L. WESTMORELAND,
Adm., Tobaccoville, N. C., Rt. 2
1 7 6tp
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