THE DANBURY REPORTER
Established 1872
C. R. HUTCHISON
DIES TL'ESDAV AT
WALNUT COVE
Rev. Charles Richard Hutch--
son. aged 77, of Walnut Cov .
died at i:is home Tuesday nig :
at G:.30 o'clock .utcr a scri' I'.s \
ness o:" two da; s. he had i; .:i
in declining hoallh for roravti. .>
and eick for the past week.
Rev. Mr. Hutchison v.;.s bov.i
in Stokes county, May 2, Iv-S, the
son of Ricanrd and Di.-.ie \\\>; i
Hutchison, and spent hi.s iifu ,•
the county. For the j ns>l -j.l
years he had been a reside J ' ■
Walnut Cove wh-ie for a nuri.b :
of years ne was eonniv..'d w:.:i
Neal Ilardv.a.v Stoic. Later . •
operated a l:roc ry sioiv. •. i In
been retired for the past u.:
years.
Rev. Mr. Hutchison, a wc'l
known Methodist minister, was a
member of Stokesburg Methodist
Church and a member of Walnut
Cove Council No. 211, Jr. 0. U.
A. M.
On Feb. 6, ISS9 he was married
to Miss S'ancy Edna Smith who
survives. Other survivors include
one daughter, Miss Sadie L. Hut
chison; three sons, James W.
of Walnut Cove and John E. and
Charles S. Hutchison, both of
Winston-Salem: four grandchil
ven; and one sister, Mrs. Genes-
Jf Shelton of Stokesdale.
The body wilt remain at Vic
tor's Chapel pending completion
of funeral arrangements.
Death Of J. L. Bennett
On Route 1 bunday
James L. Bennett, n.cl 7), f
Da.ib-.iry, R mte 1, well-kmm 1
StoK;. county tili.'en, • ii« • I S
day :! h's !'
Mr. Bennett was born in St;k .•>
county, July 1 •*». 3 •«»?«, ;i
Lc • mil Xealie Dennett. He
Bj'cnt i:'.s -.Hire Hi'.- in t!.- county.
He v. * .i membci of Pir.ey Gro'.v
Primitive Runtii-t Church.
Surviving a:.- the widow, the
former Mi's Fi'ildi ■ Smith; seven
pons, Andrew, Ilr.verl, C!acl>,
Paul and Sam Bfnr.e'l, .ill of
bury, IV lite 1; Rotha B.mv.tt of
Elkrb e; and Corporal Willie
Benin f. of the I'. .5. Army hi
England; two daughters, Mis.
(Jid Mabe of Elks be a:rd M. s
Gibson Brown of Danburv, Route
1; two sisters, Mrs. Clenv •
Fagg of Danbury nr..l Mrs. Clint
lie Fag:; of Leakaville; two hi!,
sisters. MYs. W. J. B» v. n oi
Rural Fall and Mrs. Pow il ,'w • ' •
of Danbury, R> ..t_ 1: (••».» hn'-'
brother, Jesse B'miett of &ea
grove; 32 grandchildren and four
great-grandchlidren.
The funeral was held Monday
f >rnoon at 2 o'clock at Pincy
-.rove Primitive Baptist Church.
Elders W. J. Brown and Edd Prid
dy conducted the services. Bu
rial was in the family graveyard
near the home.
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Volume 72
DEMOCRATS TO
MEET APRIL 29
I
CHAIRMAN* SCOTT CALLS I
CONVENTION TO ELECT'
DELEGATES TO STATE CON
VENTION. NAME CHAIRMAN'
OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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Chr.irpian of Stokes County j
r> ' moeratie Fiflecuuve Committee j
R. J. Sott is this week eallinv. j
♦he Democrats of the county to j
meet in convention at the court j
h u-e Saturday, April 2f>, at I
I
o clock, P. M.
.
The i.Tjoct of this conventi > •
will bo i i select delegates to t
Sr. i: convention which m• ts ;•
'igh, t> Hcci a ehr.i: man '
ti" .:;cer. ive committee to
for the next two yearr, and "i,
transact other matters of in tore .-u ]
!-. ilie par.y.
Chairman "cntt urges all Doni-1
ocrats, ooth ladies and gentlemen,
to attend the convention and take
part in its proceedings.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
, i
I hereby announce myself -1 !
candidate for the House of Repre
; sentatives subject to tlm action o;
• the Democratic Primary of May
. 27.
ED M. TAYLOR
Danbury, T-J. C., Apr. 13.
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Rationing Beard Will j
Mce. on Tuesday
Fot Next Week
The Local Raticning i. * I •. r; !
m .'t 0:1 Tuesday fo: n.-xl j
to pa .
;
i. ■ * i !. "hy o'io -» t T, o Jvvn *
; /s> ' j
iiiiJ Roles Oi K m«"
Passe : \WPV Sr.tet ?•»«, :
a;; I iJ, i| K>n ..I !,
dii'd S.u '.day . » -i , m-'" .U»,i
hoßpital were he! 1 M..,ul.iy ni'te.-
noo.n at 1:30 o'clock at tie horn,
and at Friendship Bapti Cliui' .i
p.t o'clock.
Surviving are the w'dw; nine!
children, Mrs. Le-: r i of Win
sto"-3nlem; 1 P. Lolcs
Lake c.tv. Kl'.. M. .
! :r, j.n" s, Fiark icnj \.Mo
R' ' ? ji King; Mis. M.uk i '.
mil Mi.-Si, Hi. n ot Winstfi- ,
•*;: ti ;i! ! Miss Nora Boles ;
H irnl Hi.;!; nine gr-.ndchildir.i; j
cje b: other. Torn B ' s of (;
r.ii'nton m I c.ne sistor, Mrs, S. »\
Tu .t!: of V.';i!nut Cove, Route '.
Rev. K. A. Cu!p
Will Preach Here
i Rev. B. A. Cu!p, evangelist of
Winston-Salem, will preach at
the Presbyterian Church Sunday
evening at the regular service at
8 o'clock. The public is urged to
attend.
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■ REV. RALPH BUCHANAN,
Pastor.
Danbury, N. C., Thursday, April 13, 1944.
An Editorial.
Page the Law
Is the law asleep at the switch?
There appears to be present in the vi
tal center of the nation an unmitigated
evil, a hideous monster that flaunts the
constitution, spits on the Rill of Rights,
stalks brazen and defiant through the
high places, tramps roughshod over the
blood-bought privileges of the people.
We refer to the Bureaucrat, that sinis
ter thing at Washington our nation's
capital.
We wonder why something is not done
about it— something done to eliminate
him firm the affairs of state. Why is his
laii not burned out with lire, and why is
his sy.xtcm of operations called the Bu
reaucracy not prohibited by statute-*
madj and provided that it may exist no
more.
The Bureaucrat spurns the law, im
poses on his victims law of his own,
laughs at obstacles to his power—so we
are told by those who fear him so.
And we wonder where's the FBI, the
übiquitous crime squad. And we won
der why the congress, on the scene, does
not invoke the army and the navy and
the air forces to extirpate this intoler
able menace. Smash TlTfn fo smithereens,
leave no vestiges behind, fumigate his
habitat.
Excited, we locked into the dictionary
to see what Bureaucracy meant, and the
dictionary said: "A system of carrying
on the business of government by means
of departments or bureaus."
And from this illumination we drew
the condusU n that the chief or manager
of a department or bureau must be one
of them d.'tad.L'ul things—a Bureaucrat.
Now nr.de;' our syst"m of government
at W':\ '.i i ion it •. that there a 1
many things to be do;i t li».\e are man
;:•> . v:i' ,n ■'•ao.tiy t»> be look
v.; and innum.. !c nviivities
government to be .';oing if the big*
r.iac.iiiie - .
• Aral oO t'ae P.'esidjn . wl.o is bead el"
iiie whole works, thi:i!. .av i.ossibiy t:aa.
hi ■ own individ.ual sir. r. vrb rv! eanae'-
tics nv«-'bt !.*a 1 v ; 'to -ueh a task
cieates depuitmenb or bureaus and ap
points 11 each of iheni a man:».ger or Hi: •
] \>'aichever yi: ]>!;••. Isa to t?• i •
'•i. " roan '- o. or l>in'eauerat
the ' . e:: i\ m
cgaies c. bin powers and discretions
Otherv. Ise the Bi;re:a • i - »uld» , 't r'm
his de])artment or l«r rau'-'racy '1 int.-
the President relieves iiimself of a mul
titude of details ami . .uries.
iarr instance we have Bureaucrat Hul!
in chavve of the department or bureau
of State. And then at the head of the
Treasury Department we see Bureau
crat Morgenthau. Bureaucrat Knox is
given charge of the navy department,
and Bureaucrat Stimson over the de
partment of war or the army, etc. Bu
reaucrat Ickes, Bureaucrat McNutt, and
many other Bureaucrats look after the
mines, the oil and fuel, manpower, ra
tioning, engraving, printing, the post
offices, etc., etc., a thousand bureaus and
PUBLISHED THL RSDAYS
CIVIL COURT
LASTa ONE DAY
Last week's term of civil court '
adjourned alter one day's pi"j
iccTdings.
Cases on the docket which
were disposed of as follows:
Edward Flynt vs. Ennis Flyn;
—judgment for plaintiff.
Anna Hughes vs. Gilmer Hughe.,
—judgment for plaintiff,
j Sammie France vs. Penci •
! France—judgment for plaintiff,
i Vance \lnatjle vs. Wilma Ven
able — judgment for plaintiff.
Era Hill vs. Geo. C. Hill jvs-.U;-
,ment ior plaintiff.
Racii'. 1 Clark vs. Tommie Chi ',
—judgment for plaintiff.
1 R. H. Hill vs. Charlie Hill
judgment for plaintiff,
i James Brim vs. Mattie Brim —
judgment for plaintiff,
i Joe Pliiffs vs. T. J. East —nor.-,
suit. I
J. K. Smith vs. Bud Tilley
judgment for plaintiff of $500.0' >
and cost.
Lloyd Smith, et al, vs. Alice i
Lawson and husband —judgment |
for plaintiff of 5T50.00.
Mrs. Fannie Jessup, et al, vs. |
John P. and Cecil Lynch—plain-'
tiff non-suited and taxed with
i
cost.
Jennie Gravitt vs. Josephine
Slate—non-suit, plaintiff to pav
I cost.
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Cpl. Roy E. Simmons
j Member Of Famous
Timber Wolf Div.
(Special to the Reporter)
j T'uolic Relations Oliice, Camp .
Carson, Col. Cpl. Rov E. Sim-
I
,mons, son of Mr. an-1 Mrs. G. H.
Simmons >,' Ro'.ite 1, Da:i!)i;i- -. is
now stationed at Camp Carson, I
Col. He i.-, a il. of {', : •
HI- lis I'Mtn i i«.il . • "(It: P ' • *1
' cor my ' 1 hy t!v» c rf 0 M> '
Generi! Terry Al'en.
Coii.ar.il .Amnions h !: en
th' > "t: y r.ll m- !.|
•if which lie has ,:t in th»
Tilth Division. He is now com
pany'cook for Co. G, of the -IKltl.
Infantry.
Three of hi.s brothers are in
the service: Staff Fgt. Wilbur
Simmons is stationed it Camp
Butncr; P.'e. Ivhv.ud Simmons Is
st.ntiono' at F.-.rt I'r and Pv'.
Gil".iore Simmons s •• i'
n thousand VUKaUCTtt..; hc'nirssr vrv.l I l '
government in all its varior-' • s
and nha^es.
•■»ut :uid ii' these Eureaueiats r.iO run
ning: their offices in violation of law,
against the peace and dignity and no
vate interests of the nation, as ev *
jackass in the country says they r.v
then why not fire the whole out f, l. piy;
every Bureaucrat under the penitenti
ary, and let the President do the work
himself.
Ain't that .what we are paying l him
..»■> i*Lmt ,UL .
W amber 3,746
REPUBLICANS MEET
AND NAME TICKET
SISK FOR SENATE, CARROLL.
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS—
A. I. FERREE WAS SPEAKER
Th Stakes county Republicans
n. i here Saturday, and after be
ing addressed by A. I. Ferree of
Asheboro, nominat -d a ticket for
ti.• fall election as follows:
Fur State Senator from Stokes
and Surry: O. \V. Sisk of King.
Fur House of Representatives:
IIob::rt Bonnet of Walnut Cove.
I'"': - Register of Deeds: Rober:
Canoil o: King.
!•'(• (' iiin'y Commissioners: \\ .
11. Joyce of Sandy Ridge, N. G.
Covington of King, Dalks Gordon
of i'inna.. i.'.
The convention named the fol
lowing executive committee: Isaiah
.Montgomery, Meadows township;
H. F. Wright, Big Creek town
ship; S. F. Fulk, Yadkin town
, ship; M. J. Fagg, Sauratown
township; Cabell Joyce, Beaver
; Island township; Ernest R. NeN
son, Danbury township; R. O.
Wood, Snow Creek township; R.
J. Shelton, Peters Creek town
ship; and J. R. Nunn, Quaker Ga>j
I wnship.
| ">ther committeemen were
i \
,r.ny 'd as follows: registration
conn.i 'toe for the county, T. S.
Potree, chairman, W. D. Rierson
and R. O. Shelton; absentee com
mittee, T. G. New, chairman, L.
J. Fowler and Mrs. N. A. Stevens;
finance committee, Ernest Nelson,
chairman, M. J. Fagg, D. D. Hall
an J Edwin Kiser.
Specialist and District
AroaU To Be Hero
Saturday, Apri- 22
M-- P • .! n. H..-
M•: •' : ! : . . .
i;! -- .n ! Miss Ana
mei!.- A:. v.
S~\
D'"jb'.Ty "i ;-t. u:*t!April
M J .! (I !( to -JVC ,1
demonstrate 11 on Laun:Ly Met'.i
to Home M.>nnge-.>nan 1
Hou.-o Furnishings hn-.'eis hf tl l
Stokes County Heme Dc: sir;'.-
tion Clubs. T'ns de-iorf.ration
is planned to give the latest. im
proved methods on d.»in v botte"
laundry work. T' o 1- .• Y•. v » i• 1
repent the demonstration in the
*•*' 1 flubs.