The Dan bury Reporter
,-i3ued Thursdays at Daabury, N. C., and entered at the Danbury
postot&ce as second class matter, under act of Congress
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v K. Pepper, Editor & Publisher • - - E. V. Pepper, Associate Editor
National Adv s rti«ing Representative
New York : Chicago : Detroit : Atlanta : PhiU.
I'anbury, North Car., Thursday, June 1, 1944.
KING NEWS sum of the U. S. Navy, who are
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stationed at Camp Pcarv, Va..
By E. P. NEWSL'M are spending furloughs with rein-
King, June I.—Janes Byrd in- tives here.
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out-red very painful while .Tot j Wallace Stewart and family of
serious injuries when he fe." from Erie. Pa., are visiting relatives
a truck here Saturday. an* friends here. Mr. Stewart ,
Edgar Johnson and Elton .few- holds a aefonse position in Eri\
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WILSON BROTHERS LUMBER CO.
Rural Hall, N. C. *
400,000 MEN
Were Too Late Last Year
Awl 400.000 men will be too late this year! Because
that's the average number who knock at the doors of
old-line legal reserve life insurance companies each
year and are of necessity refused entrance because
at some time in the past they crossed that unknown
line separating those who are insurable from those
who are not insurable, no matter how great their need.
For the sake of your own peace of mind, for the sake
of the future well-being of yourself and those looking
to you for their future well-being, see your SECURITY
REPRESENTATIVE while you are still in the ir.sur-
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able group.
Your SECURITY REPRESENTATIVE is one who
would be your friend and render invaluable service
to you through SECURITY'S liberal Registered con
tracts.
SECURITY Registered Policies solve future financial
problems.
"FACE THE FUTURE WITH SECURITY"
W. M. FULP, General Agent
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SECURITY LIFE AND TRUST CO.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
THE DANRURY REPORTER, D ANBURY, NORTH CAROLINA JUNE 1, 1944.
1 Wiilis Na.ice has purchased
from Mrs. jlurtha J. Shore, the
Home Cafe on East Main Street.
Consideration, $3,500.
j Cl:iU*..j while, stationed
Grt r.:.-t rti, ij tp niimg t..
day tunough with Lie pr.rt:.;
Mr. and Mrs. Ashby White
WooXan J Heigl.U.
iV.e following patients undi
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, wont removal operations i.
th Stone-Holsaoeck Clinic F. i
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day: Walter Leo liiiidri.-k of \V:.I
-nut Cove; M ss Betty Venable nf
Vad- Meeum, James Robert Bing
ham and Mrs. W. S. Bingh°.m o'
Pinnacle.
Miss Hattiv- Sh.te, who ic ua •
dergoing treat :n. .u in the Eap'.i.-st
Hospital. Winston "alem, for
heart ailment, is reported to be
improving.
Banner Shelt m hn purchr.si .!
from C. L. Douglas, the cafe a:i :
service station at the intersection ,
of Main ar.d School Sts.
Cicero Newsum is reported t •
be quite sick at his home two
miles west of town.
Farmers in this section are verv
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busy preparing land and plantir.g
tobacco
Mrs. Frank Rains is spending a I
few days at Sampson, N. Y., |
where she is visiting her husband, j
wHo is stationed there with the j
navy. * •«
The stork has about an -
report this week: to Mr. and
Mrs. Hickman Sizemore, a son;
to Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Rutledge,
l daughter; to Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Palmer, a son; to Mr. and Mr?
MARTIN MEMORIAL SCHOOL NURSING GRADUATES 24th CLASS
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Tlu> M.min Memorial Hospital Sclio-jI «,f Nuts ng presented diplomas to seven young nurses at
the school's twenty - fourth annual commencement exercises which were held at the First Presbyterian
Church in Mount Airy at S p. m., May 12. The pr gram for the graduation included the singing of
America ; an invocation by Dr. C. N. Clark of t e Central Methodist Church; the address by George
Kellock Hale, Jr.. chairman of the Surry County Chapter of the American Red Cross; a duet by the Rev.
Fulton C. Lytie and Mrs. Rebecca Smith. The di; omas were presented by Dr. Moir S. Martin and Dr.
hdvvard C. Ashby delivered the pins. The Nightingale Pledge by the graduating class followed these
presentations, and the program was concluded by he singing of "God Bless America" and the benedic
tion hy Dr. R. K. Redwine, pastor of the First Bav j S { Church. Immediately following this program an
informal recrption was held at the Nurses Home Xurses receiving their diplomas included: Miss Ruby
Mill, of Mt. Airy; Miss Gladys Bunker, of Meban 1 : Mj as Le na Gilbert, of Stuart. Va.; Miss Doretha
House, of Nashville; Miss Thelma Sheiton, of Francj s ,,q. jj; ss [_ o jg Bo'.e.i. o." Airy; and Miss
WaiSon, of Richlands.
I Jack Frye, a son: to Mr. anil M s
John Culler, a son and to Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Goff, a son.
The King Drug Company is
closing Thursday afternoon and
night of each week in order to
pivi the doctors and office force
a little much needed rest.
William Mc-Gee has accepted -i
position with the Greyhound Bus
Company and will be stationed :it
Winston-Salem.
And that's the news from here.
Buy War Bonds
OE3QJ »Ol=»an inr^rrni—
WILDCAT DIVISION VETERAN'S
25th
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
SATURDAY And SUNDAY
JUNE 3rd and 4th
V,(U XT AIIIV. X. C.
SATI'RD \Y, June 3rd, at 8:00 P. M.. Hiuh School Audi- ijl
torium Fiddlers Content and IJarnl Cone?rt, op.-n !
I public. !{}
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SI'XDAY, June 4th, at 2:30 P. >l., Ifaymor? Ba;.ti,; jjr
i C'lmnli Impressive .Memorial Servie and Prayer Sen- j|?
ic,> for the Invasion Forces. Public invited, e>p cia lv ; f ,r- \! |
ents of n:en in Ser'i e.
BAK;;i(Ui: at!.] "•i.'-l.'n; af 1:00 P. >l. for .Ml Ye-era's. |(|
YiJTKKANs Ki:c;isri:R lor Reunion at WH.LO.I t lot •
for Celebration, 'ij
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Team of Mules
Killed By Lightning
Early Monday morning about
o'clock, lighting struck and kille
a good pair of mules, worth 8i:t0
for John D. Kulk of Piney Grow.
Mr. I'ulk did not know of t!u
damage until he went to his st:.L!.
aftti dayiight to feed his sti !;.
when he found the mules lyinu
dead. Mr. Kulk and his \vi;c
v.vre in Danbury this week look
ing to purchase stock to make ...
crops on.
LAWSONVILLE
NEWS
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Bv Mrs. E. G. Lawson
Lawsonvii le. Friends of Mrs.
W. \\. liobei'tsoa regret to
ot her UIIU-SA in Jillei'soi; Hi spit
al at Roan tike, Va.
Hoy Wall is in Leaksville Hos
pital uiufrgoing an appendecto
my.
Eula TiiUv spent th. week-end
at home here.
Ffc. Sam L. Robertson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. \V. W. Robert sea
has arrived in England.
Mrs. R. T. Spencer, Hallie and
Winifred an J Mr. and Mrs. C'ar
ence Spencer spent Monday in
Winston-Salem.
Pfe. Maurice Simmons of Cam 7)
Davis spent the week-end a'. his
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hill and fam
ily sp-nt Sunday with Mr. a: d
' !"s. Wc ld >n Smith,
Mr. an 1 Mrs. Clete Kiser of
King visited Mr. and Mrs. Rufuo
Woods Sunday.
Miss Annie Mae Lawson has n->
c.'ptcd a pcaliion with the Realty
Inveslm. ;.i Company, Winston-Sa
l?m.
ss?! Any exrn.se y:»u ean give for
r '' jw-rr psyroll sav
'f"s V 111 please Hitler, Hiro
lou Aro Ahvnvv Welcome
To Visit the
Nelson Funeral Home
At Any Time
F'IION'E 913
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Dependable Drugs
Af Reasonable Prices
SMTTH DRUG CO
OSCAR >V. SMITH. Pharmacist
Pilot Mtn., N. C.