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THURSDAY, AUGtJST 8, 1940. LOCALS Mis* Grace Taylor spent last week with Mrs. Rodney Snow at Sedgefield. On Wednesday Mrs-1 Spot Taylor and Miss Mary Tay lor spent the day with Mrs. Snow bringing Grace home. •# » * Lawrence Macßae and Miss Luna Taylor spent Wednesday in Point visiting Judge Don Macßae and sister, Mrs- Dora Elliott. •• « • Solicitor R. J. Scott is attend ing court in Rockingham county this week •• « • Mrs. J- A. Donaldson of Boni fay, Fla., is visiting her son, Pete Donaldson, and Mrs. Donaldson •* * # Mrs. Walter Saunders of Mon roe is guest of Mrs. S. P Chris tian this week. «♦ * * Attorney Harry Leake of Win ston-Salem was here a short while Wednesday. «• « • The McAlisters of Greensboro are occupying their cottage at Piedmont Springs. «* « « Sheriff John Taylor, accom panied by John M- Taylor of Win ston-Salem; E. M. Taylor of Wal nut Cove and Jess Booth of Dan bury is on a fishing excursion this week to Norfolk, Va. The party is expected back today #* * # Mrs. J. W. Hall, Winifred Hall, Mr- and Mrs. N. E. Pepper, Ellen Kate and Vance Pepper spent Sunday in Roanoke with Mrs. S. S. Olliver- They returned via Christiansburg and visited J. W. Pepper- g ■■ ** * » Lem Bennett is visiting rela tives on Route 1„ being on hia vacation from Fort Bragg. Lem is a son of Walter V. Bennett, and has been in the army service for several years. He likes it and says he hopes that the U. S. will be involved in the war. Lem likes action and thinks Hitler's •crowd would get a very warm re ception if they attempted inva sion of this country. ** # * Mr- and Mrs. Horace Neal, Miss "Mary York Neal, William Neal, Dr. and Mrs. Paul Neal and fighters, Misses Betty and Natalie, all of Raleigh, were hem Sunday afternoon. They had at tended the funeral of Dr- J. W Neal in Walnut Cove. #* # * Miss Ella Downing, superin tendent of Stokes welfare, is hap py this week- And why? Be cause she has as her guest hei lovely little neice, Jackie Down ing, of Richmond, Va. Jackie D a charming young Virginian, anc she is cordially welcome at Dan bury, where ajl Virginians an thought so much of. ## * * Mrs. R. K- Marshall and Mr* C. B. Clegg and son, Marshall, o! Greensboro were dinner guests 01 Mr- and Mrs. Dallas C. Kirby or Tuesday while on their way t White Plains to attend the fun eral of Mr. Vestal Taylor of Sur ry county, who passed away Sun day. Mrs. Kirby aecompanie them- Mr. Taylor was a neai relative. • • • •» • W. R. Johnson, Winßtoa-S&len attorney, was here today. MIXED COURT AUGUST 19 LIST OF JURORS CALLED BY BOARD OF COUNTY COM MISSIONERS TENTATIVE TAX RATE REMAINS AT 1 $1.63 OTHER TRANSAC TIONS AT MONDAY'S MEET-| ING OF COUNTY FATHERS- The Board of County Commis sioners in session here Monday fixed the tentative tax rate for the ensuing year same as last year, to-wit, $1.63. The Board, composed of H. L. Gibson, chairman; H- H. Brown and Harvey Johnson, passed on a number of 'claims, and trans acted other routine business. A jury was called by the Board to serve at the Superior Court term beginning Monday, August 19. This will be a mixed term for the trial of both criminal and civfl actions. A child drew the jurors' names from the box as follows: JURORS Snow Creek township—H. T- Brown, J. H. Duncan, W. H- Lemons. Yadkin township—D- E. Gor don, Troy Jones, E. A. Moser. Peter's Creek township—H. A Hall, J. H. Lawson, P- E. Lawson, Handy Mabe. I Beaver Island township—Fran> Martin, J- T. Young, J. E. Dal ton. | Danbury township—H. G. Al ley- Quaker Gap township—D. C. Taylor, H. D- George. ', Meadows township—James W. ' Young, W. M- Watts, V. V. 1 Young, E. T. Darnell • | Big Creek township—Joe T. ! Flippin, Barnie W- Wright, N. F. ! Christian. I Sauratown township —R. E. Miller i i Mrs. Bynum Clegg and Mrs. R t K. Marshall of Greensboro are . expected to be overnight guests i of Mr. and Mrs- Dallas Kirby ) today. Mrs. Marshall and ■! daughters, Mrs. Clegg and Mrs ■ Kirby will go to Mt. Park to be j luncheon guests of Mrs. Henry Wolfe when she entertains for ' her daughter, Mrs. Henry Waring, ' who is her guest- STUART Theatre Stuart, Virginia Friday and Saturday, Aug. 9-10 "SHOOTING HIGH" Gene Autry—Jane Withers (This show 15c and 30c) Sunday and Monday, Aug- 11-12 "MY SON, MY SON" Madeleine Carroll —Brian Aherne (This show 15c and SOc.) Tuesday and Wed-, Ang. 13-14 "TURNABOUT" Adolph Menjon—Carole Landls (This show 15c and 30c-) Thursday, Only, August 15. . "SAPS AT SEA" Stan Laurel —Oliver Hardy (This show 15c and 30c ) THE DANBURY REPORTER Joe Fulp of Walnut Cove is Instantly Killed By His Truck (Martinsville, Va.) Joseph W. Fuip, 28, of Walnut Cove, was instantly killed here about noon Tuesday when his truck went over a 75-foot em bankment following a collision with a truck from Roanoke, Va., on the highway. Rudy Tatum, 13, of Walnut Cove, riding in the cab of thj truck with Fulp, escaped injury i when he was thrown clear of thj machine after the collision The driver of the other truck, I whose identity was not learned, 1 also escaped injury. Fulp, with Tatum as a passen ger, left Walnut Cove about 9:30 o'clock with a load of veneer bound for Roanoke. He was op-' erating a truck owned by the Walnut Cove Veneering Corpora tion. Witnesses said Fulp's truck left the highway and rolled down the 75-foot embankment. Fulp was unable to escape from the cab and the veneer became loosened j from the truck and buriM the! machine's cab. Fulp was crush ed to death. The accident occurred about two miles north of Rocky Mount. Surviving are the widow, the former Miss Opal Bell of Mayo-1 dan, his mother, Mrs Grace Fulp of Walnut Cove, five sisters, Mri. Jones Morgan and Mrs. L. O- Williams of Walnut Cove; Mrs. Howard Fulp and Mrs- Oscar Greer of Winston-Salem, and Mrs. R. G. Hampton of Germanton, Route 1; and two brothers, Ira Fulp of Walnut Cove and Fulp of Walnut Cove, Route 1- The funeral will be held Thurs day afternoon at 3 o'clock at Fulp Moravian Church near Walnut Cove. Burial will be in the church graveyard. Union Missionary Society Meets (Reported.) The Union Missionary Society met on Monday evennig, August 5, at the home of Mrs- H. M. Joyce, with Mrs. Joyce as hostesa. With the president, Mrs. N- E. Wall, presiding, the meeting open ed with reading of the 67th Psalm for the devotional followed with prayer by Mrs. J. s. Taylor- The stecretary's and treasurer's reports were read and approved. "The Ministry of Womer." is the study book chosen for next gear's study, and Mrs- R. R. Ki;.y and Mrs. Dallas Kirby wer> ;e --lected to review the firs I two chapters for the September met ing which will meet with Mrs. G. H- Alford on Monday evenrng, September 2. The society was glad to wel come Mrs. M. H- Allen of Roan oke Rapids and Mrs. W- C. Saun ders of Monroe, guest of Mrs. S. T- Christian, as visitors. During the social hour the hos tess served delicious refreshments to the following members: Mesdames J. S. Taylor, G- H. Alford, S. P- Christian, N. E. Wall, N. E. Pepper, R. R. King, T. C- Cofer, Dallas C. Kirby, Miss Mary Taylor, and Mrs. W. C. Saunders and Mrs. Allen, visitors, and the hostess, Mrs- H. M. Joyce. TOBACCO BURNS AT KING, CURING MNGO WHITE AND JULE . HELSABECK EACH LOSE A BARN—A MARRIAGE—TON- j j SIL OPERATIONS AM) . BIRTHS KING PEOPLE a SUMMERING AT THE BEACH I King, Aug. B.—Ringo C. White , a of King and Jule Helsabeck of c the Antoich section, each loßt a f I good barn of tobacco by fire last t week. Walter C. Hall of New York | a city, formerly of Surry county, is spending some time with rel t';\ cfc « near here- |, Mrs. Jim Sisk and Miss i Sisk have returned from liicn mond and Hopewell, Va., wnere they spent a few days with reia- ; tives- Cleet Kiser of King and Miss Edna Burge of Lawsonville were quietly married here Saturday evening. Rev. Edward C- Hei mich officiated. Only a few near relatives and friends were pres ent for the ceremony. The first Baptist Sunday school went on a picnic trip to the new Reynolds Park Wednesday. The following patients under went tonsil operations here last week: Miss Anna Hauser of To baccoville and Donald, * Melvin and Billie Walker of Walkertown. The following births were re ported last week: to Mr- and Mrs. Roscoe Thomas, a son; to Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith, a son, and to Mr. and Mrs- Hbward Dunnivant, a daughter and to Mr. and Mi's- Raymond Gordy, a daughter. Reid Morefield, planter, who re sides just south of town, harvest- J ed 210 bushels of wheat from 7 1-2 acres- Mr. Morefield is also a fine tobacco grower. Dr. Isaac A- Booe made a bus iness trip to Winston-Salem Fri day. Mr- and Mrs. Thomas F. Baker of near High Point, formerly of King, spent Friday with relatives here. Walter D. Boyles of Birming ham, Ala., is spending a few days here the guest of Mr. and Mrs- C. V. Kiser. A party of twenty five King people left Saturday for Carolina Beach where they will spend a week on vacation. Ollie L. Pulliam of Winston- Salem visited relatives here Sat i urday. "GREAT-GRANDMA'S PICKLE RECIPES" An unusual article by a reader who recalls the out-of-the-ordi nary foods her great-grandmoth er used to prepare. Don't miss this feature m the August 18th issue of The American Weekly The big magazine distributed with the BALTIMORE SUNDAY AMERICAN On sale at all newsstands PALMETTO Theatre Walnut Cove, N. C. 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