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North' Carolina's legalized brewing
industry wants no law-violating de
ment witfain its ranks. It wants no
beer outlets that use their licenses t»
mask anti-social jsotiyitiesu
Hepoe the oongfrfeot eßort the
"clean up. or clow op* campaign to I
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meat agencies, our .,
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law-abiding kpstpeas and as
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by patronizing[ the orderly outlets in
your community and reporting any '
unlawful conditions io officials or to
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STOKES FARM NEWS
, Robert JFltnchiim -of- -Oanbury i
sold sl4 worth' of cherriea from 1
three trfees in his yard. In addi-!
tion, he gave a good quantity to
his neighbors for canning.
Friday, several farmers and the
county agent visited the farm of
Bill Fulton, Walnut Cove, and
viewed the fine work which he ha 3
done building pasture with lim3
and phosphate. He is gradually |
growing into livestock farming.
Several additional farmers are ar
rangin to build silos this summer.
I NOTICE I
I By order of Court June Term, Stokes
I County, I will sell the following automo-
I Ibiles captured transporting liquor:
I CHRYSLER SEDAN, 1939 Model-
Motor No. C.M.15912.
I CHEVROLET PICKUP, TRUCK—
Motor No. K. 4011878 F"„-
I FORD ROADSTER, 1932 Model-
Motor No. 18-68090
FORD, 1932 Model, Motor No. 18-2490872
I FORD, 1929 Model, Motor No. A.2226011
I FORD COUPE, 1939 Model—
I Motor No. 18'4793058
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Sale ttf Begin at 1:00 o'clock P. M., Aug.
I 4th; at the Court House Door at
Danburyy N. C.' i
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I Thia July Ist, 1941.
I J.J.TAYLOR,
' ' "" . Sheriff Stokes County.
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Mrs. S. H. Shelton sold $7.09
worth of milk from her cow lait
| month besides the milk used in
. the home for a family of four—
another cow is being added.
Another one of our 4-H club
pigs has been placed with
Dick Neal, Walnut Cove.
The tobacco in Stokes county
has a &ood broad leaf since it be
'gan raining, but the excessive
'wet weather is causing much
'drowning and various diseases,
which will materially affect the
quantity of our tobacco crop.
THE DANBURY REPORTER
Leaf Production ..'
4 Per Cent Off
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Raleigh. —The State Depart
ment of Agriculture Saturday re-
IUM
|HHor
Defense
Week of July 21--20
This period has been set aside as ALUMINIUM WEEK. You are urged to give
all the aluminium possible to be used in our NATIONAL DEFENSE PROGRAM.
It may be delivered to any of the following places:
COMMUNITY: • PLACE *
DANBURY SHERIFF'S O^F.'^E
WALNUT COVE HARRY DAVIS' STOIIE
PINE HALL' PRESTON BROS. STJIUD
SANDY RIDGE " R. L ZIGLAR'S STOKE
FRANCISCO PRIDDY'S STORE
JOHNSTOWN SMITH'S STORE
REYNOLDS SIMMONS' FILLING STATION
COLLINSTOWN GRAY'S STORE
PINNACLE BOLL'S"' STORE
KING " - KING DRUG STORE
HAW POND * REDDING'S STORE "*
GERMANTON HOLLAND & WAGONER STORE
MEADOWS NEAL & FORREST STORK
PRESTONVILLE PHIL DUNLAP'S STORK
ROSS* STORE , " ••• ROSS' STORE
M. O. STEPHENS' M. O. STEPHENS STOfIB
HARTMAN • - - PRIDDY'S STORE
LAWSONVILLE ' W. S. HARTS STORE v
JACOB FULTON, County Defense Chairman. .
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' Mrs. Gene Gordon,
r Of Pilot Mountain,
Injured In WredK
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Mrs. Gent Gordon, of Pilot
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Flatshoal
Flatshoal.—A rattlesnake bear
, iag 19 rttttlee waa killed Friday
by Roscoe Flinchum. This wo 3
the largest rattler ever aeen in
f this section,
I John Vaden has recovered from
a recent illness of measles.
Chunk Dodson spent a short
I while with C. E. Vaden last Fri
jday night. He reports his crop
looking fine.
Mrs. Ellen Baker ooatinues ill
at her home. > ;..
Crops of corn and tobacco in
this section are looking good. J.
M. Vaden reports he has the best
crop of tobacco he has ever had.
Charie V 'Harris 'and family of
Winston-Salem are spending a
few weeks in their cabin in the
Flatshoal Mountains. Mr. Harm
is the proprietor of the Greenland
Cafe in Winston.
C. E. Vaden, John Vaden, Jim
Vaden and .Roscoe Flinchum, all
of Walnut Cove, RUute I', Wdre in
Danbufy Thursday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. C.'£. Vaden visit
ed * f he former's sister in Kern
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eraville, who is seriously ill.
Harvey Fulp and Iria Bowles
visiied J.' M. Vaden and' family
and Mrs. Ellen Baker' Sunday.
Lum Booth is ill in a Winston-
Salem hospital. 'He is reported
as improving.
Mrs. Tota Gray visited Francis
Vaden Sunday.
Thursday, July 17, 1941
Palmetto
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Walnut Cove, N. C. '
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Sunday and Mtodar . »
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Goo ope Brent—Botte Dsn*
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H. A- Hall of Lavßonville was
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a business visitor here Tuesday.
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1 R. W. Stewart and W. R. Fow
*. ler were visitors frohi King today. *
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Melvyn Wall of Pinnacle was in
i town awhile J. ucgKtty. *
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Miß6 Stella Morton and IJoyd
Morton of Danbury, Route 1, are
spending a two-week's vacation at
1 Wrightsville Beach.
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1 N. E. Pepper has returned from
1 a Winston-Salem hospital and L-i
i somewhat improved. 1
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