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WILLIAM B. "BILL" SIMPSON ROBERT W. NEWSOME, Proprietors
A T ?T?WT r\x? nTTT? CATTTC AVQ We Have the Best 0r E an]zation Ever ootten Together Under One
Roof and Management For the Sale of Leaf Tobacco. Every Man Is
MONDAY, OCTOBER 18—SECOND SALE Anxious To Be Of Service To Yon.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19—FIRST SALE
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20—ALL DAY SALE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21—SECOND SALE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22—FIRST SALE CONVENIENTLY LOCATED
MONDAY, OCTOBER2S—ALL DAY SALE . QAT „ WFRY nAY
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26—SECOND SALE a » ALb LVH.KY DAI
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27—FIRST SALE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28—ALL DAY SALE H - »• fowler, Auctioneer First or Second Sale, Sell at BROWN'S
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b Nat I»:U'«> of tile Mcadcws com
munity brought into the County
Agent's office two bean plants
covered with well-filled pods of
snap beans. These beans were
planted after wheat. The soil
had been limed about two years
ago.
One noticable thing about the
bean crop was the complete lack
of leaf and bean damage due to
the beetle. Beetles do not last up
to September and October. This
should be an added reason for fall
planting of beans.
Mr. Boles also reports that he
lias cucumbers, corn, turnips, tur
nip greens, and tomatoes in his
truck patches for home use.
Last year Mr. Eoles sold 544.00
worth of turnip greens from one
tenth of .in acre.
He made 50 bushels of Irish po
tatoes and "2 bushels of sweet
potatoes.
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This live-at-home practice and ,
fall garden idea will go a long ,
way in preserving the total value ,
of our tobacco check.
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SCRAP IRON DRIVE
I
Our government has called for '
scrap iron. All types of heavy
iron is acceptable. We should ac
cept the call, as we have all oth
patriotic calls, and make a "care-'
ful survey of all metal available. J
! Old plow points, broken ma- j
chinery of all kinds, old boilers,'
reapers, mowers, in fact any met
al should be collected and placed j
on the road.
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School children are urged to
collect this scrap and take it to
their school so that proper credit
l
may be given each child and each ,
school.
! A special prize will be giver,
the first school reporting 100 per
cent cf children bringing scrap o".
anv c r.e day. The principal cf
each school is urged to report to
THE DANBURY REPORTER
tho County Agent's oliice the da.jj
that each child has turned in '
scrap iron.
Remember, the 100 percent ac
tivity must be on one day J
Suitable prizes will be awarded
to each school on "pounds ot
scrap per pupil" basis. Tlv...
small schools can compete Wie
the larger schools.
The important thing is WE
NEED THE SCRAP IRON NOW!
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TOP CALF COMES TO COUNTY I
J. Harry Corns, Stuart, Va.,
Route 5, and B. B. Walker, Wal
nut Cove, purchased two animals
at the Gurnsey sale at Elkin last
Tuesday. These calves trace back
to the well-known and outstand-!
ing Maxim breeding and blood
lines.
Mr Corns purchased the bull
I
calf, Grassy Grove Yeoman's Max,
bred and consigned by M. F.
Shore, Clyde, N. C. This calt I
treses 4 i'rr.es to Hig'i Poir.t
1
Prince Maxim, once to Valor's 1
, i
Yeoman, and once to Burnside
Ultra King. His five tested dams
averaged 14,307.0 pounds of milk
and 783.3 pounds of fc.t r.nd all
were tc;*..i in i:a..ir.tuie classes.
Mr. Walker bought a heifer
bred and consigned by H. W.
naub. East Bend, N. C.
This heifer, of Rocky Reach
breeding, will begin the building
up of the Walker purebred Guern
sey herd. Mr. Walker now has a
bull of Klondike, Arden, and oth
er Maxim breeding. One of her
tested dams produced 11,575
pounds of milk and 554 pounds ot
| fat in Class D.
j With animals like those and
; iike other animals that have come
(to the county lately we can ex-
I
;pect to breed cattle equal to that
found anywhere. Farmers in the
county new have some outstand
ing bulls from prominent herds
11.« •* are breeding good calve 3
which will h a lp our dairy and
milk industry.
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to the Reporter;
news; of your son in the
Fervic^ 1 . narties, illness
| —anything- about your
' friends.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE |
The undersigned having quali-1
fied as Administrator of the cti- 
tate of Katherine Loveli Hart, de
ceased, late of Stokes county,
North Carolina, this is to notii'v
all persons having claims against
said estate to present them to the
undt i'signed on or before Septem
ber 2nd, 19 ! 4, or this notice will
be fi'ecded in b"r to their recov
ery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
This September 1, 1943.
W. S. HART, Administrator
of the Estate of Katherine
Loveli Hart.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
.
Having qualified as administra
tor of the estate of J. R. P. Shaf
fer, deceased late of Stokes coun
ty, North Carolina, this is to noti
fy all persons having claims
against said estate to exhibit
them to the undersigned at Sandy
Ridge, N. C., on or before the
22nd day of September, 1944, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
, make immediate payment.
| This 21st day of Sept., 1943.
| W. O. SHAFFER, Admr. of
I J. R. P. Shaffer, deceased.
J. L. Roberts, Atty.
.WANTED Tenant for 2-horse
farm who can furnish stock &
f"o k Land in good condition,
sutsble for grain & tobacco.
T. baceo allotment 3.4 10 acres,
live miles i'roin Smokes line,
near village of Bethania. A
I real opportunity if interested.
Must hear at once—
MRS. E. T. KAPP,
Bethania, N. C.
Parm's Beauty Slioppe
615 N. Liberty Street
| Cpp. Western Auto Store
w inston-Salem, N
| Dial 9168 for Appointment
Machinelesg Permanents, $3 up
Machine Permanents, $2.50 up
Shampoo & Finger Wave, $.75
TRADE HERE, SAVE THE
DIFFERENCE IN WAR
BONDS & STAMPS
PARMELIE CROTTS, Mgr.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL |
ESTATE
Under and by virtue of an or
der of the Superior Court of
Stokes county, made in the sjie
ciai proceeding entitled "G. 1.
Moser, vs. R. A. Mo&er, et al," the
same being No. upon the
special proceeding docket of sail
court, the undersigned commis
sioner will on
SATURDAY, NOV. 6, 1943, at 2
o'clock P. M., offer for sale at the
, premises in Stokes county, Yad
: kin township, for cash on confir-
I mation, the lands of L. Ollie Mo-
I ser, deceased, described as fol
j lows:
Beginning at a stake in Edwin
i Riser's line, and runs north 7 de-
I grees east 10,82 chains to a
| stake; thence east 1 degree south
4.40 chains to a stake; thence
north 3 degrees east 3.54 chains
to a stake; thence north 9 1-2 de
grees west 11.09 chains to a|
stake in the S- Kise rline; thence
east 2 degrees
to a stake; thence south 9 1-2 de
grees east 14.58 chains to a stake,
I. W. Moser's corner; thence east
1 degree south 3.66 chains to f>
stake; thence east 35 degrees
south 9.63 chains to a stake, I. W.
Moser's and P. B. Westmoreland's
. corner; thence south 77 degrees
east 12.80 chains to a stake:
thence south 12 degrees, 15 min
utes west 5.50 chains to a stake
in Chas. R. Helsabeck'a line:
thence with his line north 84 de
grees west 11.60 chains to r.
stake J. I. Moser's corner in H- '-
sabeck's corner: thenee rnv'ii
1-2 degrees west 22.20 chains t >
the point of beginning, contain
ing 36.52 acres, more or less.
Lot No. 4A of the Isiac W. Mo
! ser lands assigned to W. T. Mos
er: Beeinning at a rock at the
| southwest corner of said Lot 4A,
j ?nd runs east 4.50 chains to a
I staTTe; thence west 8 decrees
| north 7.10 chains to a stake:
, theice south 2 decrees west 4.50
i rhajne to the beeinnine. contain
, inr 3.17 acres, more or less.
I This 1 day of Oct., 1943.
G. J. MOSER, Commissioner
| Chas. R. Helsabeck, Attorney
i
NOTICE OF RESALE OF REAL
i ESTATE
NORTH CAROLINA,
STOKES COUNTY.
I IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
! Stokes County
Vs.
Heirs-at-law of Dave ruip,
deceased, Anna Fulp, Warren
Fulp, and wife, Mrs. Warren
j Fulp, Geo. Fulp and wife.
Mrs. Geo. Fulp; Thos. Fulp
and wife, Mrs. Thomas Fulp;
Luther Fulp and wife, Mrs.
Luther Fulp, Bertha Moore
and husband ; and
George Price, C. E. Davis,
Trustee, and C. S. Smith; and
the unknown heirs-at-law of
Dave Fulp, deceased, what
ever be their names, num
bers, ages and residence*.
Thursday, Oct. 14, 1943.
Under and by virtue cf a judg
ment made and entered m thu
above entitled cause ir. the Su
perior Court oi Stok-ja county da
ted August 9, 1943, and the fur
ther order entered in said matter
on the 6th day of October,, 1943.
the undersigned Commissioner
will on
MONDAY, THE 25TH OF OC
TOBER, 1943, at the hour of 10
o'clock A. M., at the door of the
Stokes County Court House in
Danbury, North Carolina, sell at
public auction to the highest bid
der for cash, subject to the con
firmation of the court the proper
ty hereinafter described, located
in Sauratown township, Stokes
county and more particularly de
scribed as follows:
FIRST TRACT: Beginning at a
stone at W. C. Hairston's ancf
Frances Hairston's corner runs:
west 14.31 chains to a stone,.
| Frances Hairston's corner, thence
i north 17.70 chains to a stone*
, corner of James C. Hairston's
I thence east with his line 13.03
' chains to a stone at corner,
thence south 17.70 chains to a
stone at the beginning, contain
j ing 25 acres more or less. See'
! office of Register of Deed of
Stokes county, book 58, page 387;
also see deed Partheiiia Hairstora.
to Garfield Hairston; also deed
from Garfield Hairston to George-
Price. See book No. 70, page
•170 in Pfj.J offic;;.
FECOXD TRACT: Beginning at
a red cah in Thomas Taylor's
lino, N. E. corner of Lot N0.4
runs north three clip ins to H
stake; thence north CO d"greea
'.vest 22 3-4 chains crossing Dwi
I River to a stake; thence up the
] meanders of the river 6 1-2
chains to a stake, the N. E. cor
i n?r of Samnson Hairston lot,
thence with his line crossing the
liver. 21 chains to pointers, the
north on new line 62 chains to a
thence enst on line of Lot No. 4,
12 chains to the beginning, con-
I tr.ining 19.6 acres more or less
I and being Lot No. 5 of the divi
! sion of the lands of Peter Hairs
i ton. See ~fcook No 84,
| page 29 Stokes County Registry.
! THIRD TRACT: Beginning at
a stake on the north bank of Dan
River, runs south crossing tha
; river on the line of the James
i Hairston, 54 chains to a stake in
! Robertson's line; thence south
: 78 1-2 degrees east on Robertson's
j line 8 chains to a stake, thence
I north west corner of lot No. 4,
I strike, thence up the river as it
I meanders 10 3-4 chain a to the be
| ginning, containing 46.4 acres,,
i more or less; hein~ pari of the
land of Peter Hairston, dr td,
assigned to Sampson IT-vi:
See Book No. 84, page 29 i. '~'C3
of Stoke* Covnty Registry.
The bidding will beglit at
$958.33.
This the 6th day of
A. J. ELLINGTON,
I '
Commissioner.