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'CXTCNSfIOM WORK \
County
By K. S. >TJKES. County Agent
and It. C. WHITAKKIi. Asst. Aj;i.
H. It. Niswengcr, Extension
Horticulturist, visited several far
mers a.: ! i.s sjsed witfr them
their ore'. : i eare and produc
tion. Hi a s well p|sagcil wi'h
the • hich our orchard peo
ple ::! ' '■-s year.
Thev '., r •".■ thing poss
ible t.» • .'rait this war to
aid i:i • • ■ r f:' : Moil - Mar
tin ar. 1 M:s. M. A. Sheppard
both of "... ■ . »v already
sprayed t : :t:l./ed t'.i ir apple
orcha rii. !' these farmers
have I • -re apple trees
this y .
Hugh Flo i! 's > : t Portland
Cement A.-.- *:• A'lar.ta.
Spent • • k ::i St kes
count;.. I! .aseuss d with t a rat
ers and wed ;. :■: s on the
advantages >f ; rope r md durable
silo and fa - :; ling const rue
tion. Mr. Hot. rts .lso stressed
varie> ;s en : s that e..n be used
for silage and the proper methods
of their irt s-. rvation. Practically
every con:munity was visited and
1,680 people were contacted. One
hundred and ten were adult farm
ers and approximately 400 were
older farm boys.
Dick Neal, son of Marvin Neil
of Walnut Cove, purchased a reg
istered Guernsey htifer from Rov
Peddycord of Kernersville this
week. Dick is a member of the
Walnut Cove i-H Club.
Stok'-s county's second register
ed dairy cattle sale was a tho
rough" success. It was a non
profit auction with the animals
being s..To to 4-H Club and FFA
members Twenty head of Guern
sey heif rs and IS head of Jerseys
were sold. Three bulls were sol 1
by person d consignment.
Professor R, H. Ruffner of the
Dept. of Animal Husbandry, .State
College, was the auctioneer. W.
W. Fitzpatnck of Quail Roosi
Farm, Durham, rend the pedi
grees. Other assistants in the
sale were >l. A. M. Ln'.JiKn, Y . i-
STUART
TMHATRE
St uurt, Virginia
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Double Feature
"ITMTIVi: FROM SONORA"
l)ori "RecP' Harry
"SLEEPY LAGOON"
Judy Canova
I
kin county agent. J. A. A ivy
Dairy Kxunsion Specialist o'
State A. C. Kirr.rey i'rofli
1 State rr.iloj; \ John Brown.
Representative ft' ."«>?•!•' P.:•• -.
1 S. B. Bri'r.-'.on. voeatior.a!
tutv t a.her «>:' the King i.
L an i t!a' 1.nr.l \ '. . '
• Sl.-iO.-t. i > v . :
' fi\'i ■ v.v ■ iI ; ■ v.- : 1 1
J. : s. ; Tli 1 «; - u
purchased i y i'lwooj N. is.-:: .
Laws nvi'.'e. U;: : Hunt ■ i'
ti • !•". ;s V > s of Kit:.:. I". •
It .i* 0 r::s f Stuart. Ya. T: •
Jenevi to the ft Mowing: .'
M :: of Wainut Cw. Jimnu
i::_! •: : P.. -
. • v»" w
i n : Ila '. M 'ir S:/A::: •
!,i i 1 J. :: .>f • lem- t:r >n.
Y S'i'.f'r.o'v of King. Trov.t
V.' : si r of G.rmanton the only
;;:r' who bought t. Robert Sn:it :
»f King. and Elmer Fagg of Wal
nut Cove.
NORTH VIEW NEWS
North View.—The many friends
of Mrs. C. M Dillon are glad t >
U'arr. she is recovering from h?r
recer.t illness.
Misses Annie Ruth and Isabel
Young spent the week-end with
Miss Doris George at Francisco.
Swanson Alley is recovering
from an illness.
Mrs. D. B. Young, who has been
very ill wtih flue, and neuritis for
several weeks, is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Suttle OaJiley and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Priddy and Patricia Ann, Mrs,
Watt Priddy and Mrs. Jack Alley
i
visited Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Young
Sunday,
J. A. Dillon Buys
Walnut Cove Hotel
J. A. Dillon has purchnsed th?
Lash old hotel at Walnut Cove
f:-om W. M. Fulp. Mr. Dillon
? :ys ho will thoroughly renovnr >
and otherwise improve this prop
erty ihsitie an ' >t.
Lit?!--' M rt'.n r.ni Dill Wilkin
.- 'i nnve ieecnt!y been oui' ■"
'' l* both no l recovered.
Aj- \ From where I sit *l// Joe Marsh
f> A clog story with
*''• S- v a happy ending
J- rn M rtin's d ; wont on a chatting over the onnrrrl tslfit
i 'i, i k.. k ,u(| i ii,* were (i kind hi Juki'.
ct' I i .iiv, tjtot ht'i.a. "Shucks," i,v.- i' • i
Nntui lly, . I v.;ispn tiy mnd. ' lon didn't am iim♦ ,•■>
\ t 1.1 ill'nllivl V DWIH;; lie WilS ,(JU* A'lit ••' ill 1.-
(ng to get in-; shotgun and blow h '," ne J ni brtngjn you aI.. i
iliL' bUi/i.. i.m ni' Leni's dug when ° "W 10 * lj i' ; o "'' '
hu' saw him. Anil Lorn says, "Let From where I sit, it HOIIM I,
him try it anil ill blow the blazes a lot lietter for tin- world ,i f„h,s
• ait of him. Ought to keep his *®*'d **s*®J. • ««*lr nr„'uini-ntM
chickens locked up, anyhow." peaeeiuMike-sittiii}; around
„ over a trli iully K ia»s ~i
HU Ed and Lem are really intend of going „n ha1t..,,, k.d.
mighty wenslhle fellows. And and making mountains out of
the whole thing waa settled molehill*,
when Lem Invited Ed over for a /~\ /\
glau of be«r, and they a«t around a
" ■' • MtWINO INOUim KJUNOATION, North Carolina Commit!..
I "HI H" Mil Nl PlrtaNr, MHfl! iMursnc* M«., Mclgk, N. C
r&E DANBUBV BEPOBTER, DAKBItI , S. 6. APRIL. 20, 1*44.
Convention Dates
Set For Stokes
County Democrats
Stoki» County Democrats:
Tue S.ate Kx cutive Committee
. has tixed t!u' following conv ntio.i
' dates:
Saturday. April 22, Precinct
' Meetings.
S ituriay. April '29, County Con
• vcntio-i.
!' 'h duty of each precinct
CI: call a nicotine ->i
'' ! !s i : - ! vcinct on Sa' •
At tiic pro inc.
■ . ' : five Den:
-T : elected w 'iio shall const!*
tire i:: ; ' • • • e >:>:mittee. Thc'i
i i ! •••net committee si:
'''et . who autcn: :ti.-
':>• t > • • - i me: jber of ti>
itic Exocitiv.
C..::;.uitti- . I: is the* duty of th (
Pr> cii. ' C : : :ui thus elected to
• r insii ti. s en tary of the Coun
ty Co::u .:i -n a written list . :
r-a: . t!-.. precinct n.:-.- ;
: it* : r. rs. This is very :: .
: because the Co;:--
1 t r« quired to malu
' ■' i !"tt "ii th> county organ::'.a- .
tion i > th. State Chairman I• »i
-the St .te Convention on May i.
All Democrats in the sever'i! !
precincts are urged to attend!
their Precinct Meetings on Satur- j
day, April 22, the place and hour
i
of SJch meeting to be fixed by the
Precinct Chairman.
The County Convention will be'"
helj on the following Saturday, '
April 29. at 2 o'clock, at the court
house in Danbury. The Conven-j
tion will elect delegates to the ,
State Convention, and will trans- j
act various other business of in- I
terest to the party. All Demo- ,
crats are urged to attend.
Sincerely yours,
R. J. SCOTT,
County Chairman
Sugar Registrations
May 15 and 16
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Registration for canning sugar (
will be held at all high school
buildings in the county on May 15
and 1(5. Full details will be an
nounced early in May, A maxi
-1
mum ration of 20 pounds will fc- '
allocated to each number ',f t:: r
family ur.it.
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In the spring a young man's
fancy likel turns to what a wo- j
rann has ben thinking all winter. ]
V - i - 's , i .r:;'y war. Put
'i' "vlnjT'hroush
•/ ' ' i i!i ■: ;s p.' .n «a a
. t • 'iv. ■ •!i means fij-
J. W. Throckmorton
Dies At Mayodan
Jim W. Throckmorton, aged 79,
retired textile woiker die 1 at
7 :o0 tteunesJay night at cm
home in Mayodan. He had been
critically ill lor two v.veks.
Funeral services will be he'd
Friday afternoon ut 2:30 at
North View Primitive Baptist
Churih. with interment in the'
chunl: cemetery,
Sui vjvors include the widow,
i:is. i Piiddy Throckmor
ton: ' a son*. Willie 11. Throck- ■
snort a .if Walnut Cove. Jesse A. '
rt!::uit m of Stokesdale, and
J" 1 C. a.i.'i .i ii \V. Throckniort«'.i
o! M.:v> f ui daughters, Mrs. '
Ales W. Oakley and Mrs. Jess 1
Spares of Mayodan. Mrs. John D. 1
Priddy of IJanbury, and Mr*. '
(Jrovei >h.lto:i of Reidsville: two '
Lr-nn.rs, I!. T. Throckmorton oi :
M >un'. Aisy and J. 11. Throckmor
ton f I)-inbuiy; five sisters. Mrs. 1
Susie F-jd :ii Mrs. Fkm Priddy 1
Wahin Cove, Mrs. Sara Prui •.
>»: L r ksville, Mrs. \V. F. Priidv '
of Panburv. and Mrs. Let tie No!- '
son of Mayodan, '
LAWSONYILLE
NEWS
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Lawsonville.—- Mrs. E. G. Law
escaped injury in an automobile
acciaent near Stuart. Va„ Thurs- '
day. but her car was badly dam- '
aged. '
Pfc. Ross R. Lawson has re
turned to his camp in Indiana
after spending a 10-day furlough
at his home here.
Mrs. E. G. Lawson has been no
tified that her brother, Neal Da!- 1
! ;
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' FRANCISCO NEWS
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By MRS. W. E. COLLIN'S
Francisco. The "Hobgoblin
House," presetiTk- Francis
co seniors, was voted a success bv
all who saw it.
Mrs. Woodrow Lawrence, who
is a palient in Twin City Hosj)ita«.
Uinston-Salem, is expected to re>-
turn home ths week.
Wilbeit Lawrence and children
have our sincere sympathy in their
Ix-reaVv :aent.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Simmons an i
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Mrs. Bernie Simmons and son.
Ronnie, are visitin-. Bernie Sioi-
I
aions at Camp Holly Ridge>.
A C Wesley E. Collins of St.
Petersburg, Fki.. i'.as completed «>*
Hying hours and is now enjoying
1
a ten-day furlough at his home,
h:re. After the eleventh of Aj ;
iii he will be stationed at a pre
flight school in Athens. Ga.
I
Lula Belle Wright. sma'l
dau rhter of Boob Wright, is mi'"
fering from diphtheria.
Miss Joy Dearmin is spending
U lew days at her home here. She !
is a student of High Point Busi
ness College.
The people of this section re
gret to learn of the illness of
Mrs. John Hundley.
A few cases of measles keep
breaking out and mumps are yet
around.
ton, of High Point, had undergone
■n operation. The extent of his
illness is not known.
Yo« Are Always Welcome
To Visit tlie
Nelson Funeral Home |
At Abj Tine
PHONE 913
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| 100-ACKE FA KM FOR .SALIJ
Fine tobacco land near German
ton, 6 5 10 allotment, 3 dwellings.
3 tobacco barns, other out build
ings, well watered, 12 acres bot
-1 torn land, price to sell quick al
lowing you this year's rent. $2275.
J. A. DILLON*. Walnut Cove, N J
WANTED TO BUY—AII kinds
standing timber.
J. A. DIL.LON". Walnut Cove. N'C
FOR RENT— Five and 5 10 acres
for tobacco, plantbeds sowed,
i good 4-rooin house, plenty corn
' land. It
J. E, MICKS. Meadows. N. C.
SIXTY-ONI:- AV ::I: FAI:.\: FOII
SALK Choice tolaceo land,
near Bethesda church. 0 1 2
acres tobacco allotment, you to
have this year's rent. tv.o dwell
ings. 3 tobacco barns, other out
buildings. 10 acres bottom lanJ,
Price 82750.00.
J. A. DILIJOX. Walnut Cove. XC
BABY CHICKS S' - . 7 > hundred
i up. C.O.D. Write
KIXGSTOX HATCHERIES,
Kingston, Ga.
I'OK SALE —One registered Jer-
M'y nm t't Iri'filii'ii soon, from
Stati' C.illege strand. \lsu :j
Guernsey hellers.
HENRY 11. 15Al»NFS.
Old Road,
Winston-Sal.in. N. C„ lit. 5.
BABY CHICKS—Ituy now and
Save—Heavy Breed* "M 0 for
$13.00. Payment Mi!h order.
$13.00. Payment wPh order,
free delivery. WORTHWHILE
HATCHERIES, 101 W. NortU
Ave, Balto.-I, Md.
FOB SALE—two nlee moiett,
5 and 7, weight 1150 eacfc.
W. E. TATUM,
Nettle Ridge, V».
NOTICE
I Having qualified aa administra
tor of D. F. Boy! e», deceased, no
tice is hereby given to all persons
j holding claims against said e«- j
tate to present the same duly au
thenticated for paymect on or be
fore March 30, 1945, or tais no
tice will be pleaded in b.ir c i tL* : .r
recovery. And all pe-j rs it,,
debted to the estate of the said
D. F. Boyles are notified to make
immediate payment.
C. K. BOYLES, Admr.,
Pinnacle, X. C.
R. J. Scott, Attorney.
EXECUTORS NOTICE
The undersigned having quali
fied as Executor of the estate of
W. H. T. Rogers, late of Stoke*
County, X. C„ this is to notify all
persons holding cluims against
said estate to present them to
the undersigned on or before Mar.
IS, 1015. or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of recovery. All
persons owing said estate are re
quested to make immediate set
tlnient.
This March 15, 1941, .
I. M. GORDON', Executor,
ot W. 11. T. Rogers,
Pi!i.t Mountain, X. C.
NOTICE
N • Ai'"-'nif>trf»!f»r nf the estate
Tiiltle, depended, ti»>? i-(» j.s
Ih ,v ' r " to -.'l i"i.'u'ls hold
inlß "" sold . state to
' '• me. duly nuthen
" • '' " Pnyment, on or before
~T it' l 'il" ')>• (his in •!,«. w iH
bo r • !, I in bnr of reco-»y. All
'per* "in« sf i'e will
p'•>" ri.'U« iitinu' lintc ? ivnicnt
to me.
Tills March 11, 1914.
H. PAUL I'l TTLE, Admr..
King. N. C., RFD.
Petree P.-tree, Attys. „
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