The Danbury Reporter
issued Thursdays at Danbury, N. C., and entered at the Danbury
postoffice as second claaa matter, under act of Congrea*
iV K. Popper, Editor & Publisher - • - E. V. Pepper. Associate Editor
National Advertising Representative
New Tort Chicago : Detroit : Atlanta : Phila.
I'anbury, JSortn Car., 1 hursday, Aug. o, 194-1
iutioxixg xutes
i;.\ I'JOXIXG CALKXDAR FOR
WEEK OF JULY 31
(JI'LY POl 2f T VALUE
CHARTS FOR MEATS. FATS &
PROCESSED FOODS WILL RE
MAIN EFFECTIVE THROUGH
AUG. 12, 1944. WITH EXCEP
TION OF POINT VALUE OF
CREAMERY BUTTER WHICH
HAS INCREASED TO 16 PTS.
PER POUND).
PROCESSED FOODS—
Blue AS through Ao (.Book 4'
now valid at 10 points each, for
use with tokens. Good indefinite
ly. B5 through F5 become valid
at 10 points each indefinitely on
I
Aug. 1. |
MEATS AND FATS—
Red AS thru Zb & A 5 (Book 1)
now valid at 10 points each, for 1
use with tokens. Good indefinite
ly ' :
SUGAR—
Sugar stamps 30, 31 and 32
(Book 4) good for five pounds in
definitely.
CANNING SI OAK—
Sugar stamp 40 good for five
pounds canning sugar until Feb
ruary 28. 1945.
SHOES—
Airplane stamps 1 and 2 (Book
3) valid indefinitely.
FUEL OIL—
Renewal applications for next
season's fuel oil ratiors have been
mailed out. As soon as coupons
are received fuel oil tanks shou! I
be filled. Period 4 and 3 coupons .
for current season good until ]
September 30. Period one cou- ,
pons for next year now valid.
GASOLINE— •
A-10 coupons now valid in i
Georgia, Florida, the Carolina.; &
"Virginia. E.V'he August -.
A-ll coupon? hcci.vr.'id At:-4. •
9. >
Rationing r • s r. iv r.tr
Ihat eve rv «:.r >wr- r v.-r :t- j h - 
license numb r and state •>!". -.! i •
gasoline coupons in It is ; osst ssie.-,
as soon as they are issut ! l.iir. iy
the ration hoard. ;
PALMETTO MAE
WALNUT COVE, N. C
Sunday and Monday, August 0 7
"CAREER GIRL"
Frances Langford—Crais Wood
Tuesday only , August 8
"JAM SESSION"
Ann Miller Jess Barker |
Wed and Thur.. August 9 - 10
"WHAT A WOMAN" '
Rosiland Russell Brian Ahernr
Friday'and Saturday, Aug. 11-1-
"RAIDERS OF RED GAP"
KING NEWS
By E. P. XEW3L..I
King. Relatives here have beer
notified of the death of Dr. Free
Hauser at his home in Percyville
Va. Dr. Hauser formerly resided
here.
| Robert Kapp has returned to
his command at Camp Gordon
Johnson, Fla„ after spending a
short furlough with * relatives
; here
|
i Landia Newsum has purchased
a residence lot on West Main St.,
from E. P. Newsum.
Tise Calloway, planter of the
Schaub's Mill section, was a busi
ness visitor here Saturday.
• Miss Kate Perry Stone spent
(the week-end in High Point where
she was the guest of relatives.
Martha Garner is having her
home on Dan River Road remodel
,ed.
Farmers in this section are very
busy pulling and curing tobacco.
Good cures are being made this
year.
Tech. Corporal Joseph Pulliam,
stationed at Camp Cramer. N. J.,
is spending a furlough with his
grandmother. Mrs. Virginia Pul
liam. on West Broad St. Corporal
Pulliam is accompanied by his
wife.
Mrs. Jane Grabs is ill at her
home, her many friends will re
gret to learn.
Mrs. Edgar Johnson has return
ed from New Orleans, La.. whe r e
she spent two weeks with her
husband, who is stationed there
with the navy.
Lieut. Blackmore, army chan
!; i'i who formerly resided here,
is in New Orleans. La., awaiting
• vrs for overseas duty.
• stork's r-Tort: to Mr. »«•!
' ;i.'n". r Borrow, a for. nr.d t">
v . -;v; Mrs. K'.r.v r Heath, a sor..
V r.e".' Boles rf Mie S. r.nvv.
: - l- turned to horte port
X>".v York aftei , «-r.dir.g a fur
io'igh with relatives here.
Oscar McGee has purchased
from Banner Sfte'.ton a dwelling
:n 1 lot in WesV.-iew. a suburb of
Kinc.
Believe it or not: there was a
man here this week from Greens
boro whose name was John Smith.
Pete Donaldson killed a big
rattlesnike right at his piedmont
Springs residence door. A rattle
snake is r;ot a weW.m; visitor.
Willy*
W builds the "'a
■ dependable
Jeep
V Light Truth * I
1/ Rattingtr Car
/ light Tractor
/ Pomr Plant
THE OANBCBY REPORTER. DANBURY, NORTH CAROLINA. AUGUST S. IM4
What Not
!
Mr. W.itt's telephone raeg oois
jterously, and he was somewhat
irritated, ar.d why not? "Hollo 1"
he yel'.eJ into t!'.e instrument,
j "Who's sneaking," came t'.\
; answer.
I "Wat:."
"What's your name?" insists
' the voice.
I
, "Watt's ray name," answer*.
Mr. Wait.
"Yt !:. v.hat's your name?"
"M> r.ar.ie is John Watt!"
"Jt.hn W..; t .'"
•Vis:
I
I "Oh. ne.vr 1 tr.j," came tlu
• disgusted voice: "I'll be arour. 1
see you this afternoon."
' t "All right." said Mr. Watt;
1 'who are you Jones?"
J "No," I'm Knott.'
1 "Well, will you please tell m:
i -.'/ ho you ire then?"
"Will Knott!" yelled the man.
"Why not?" asked Watt.
"My name is Knott!" shouted
I ,
the man.
"Not what?"
And both men slammed their
•eceivers down in a rage.
I Why Don't The Bus
Stop?
A beautiful young lady carry
ing a big suit case and her hand
bag, stepped into the cafe a mo
ment. She was waiting for the
bus going south. In less thin
two minutes the bus passed, nev
er stopping. Because the young
lady was beautiful, or for any
other reason, we do not know.
Jim Booth jumped in a car, took
the young lady and caucht the
fast-flying bus a mile south of
town, anfl put the beautiful young
lady on board.
The public which pays the bills
of buses, as well as many other
bills, is entitled to some consider
ation and some courtesies, even
from fast-flying buses which de
pend on the public for their sus
tenance. Because the hnses some
times come in on time nnd some
time! do not, you never know.
APPALACHIAN
STATE TEACHERS
COLLEGE
V. )ONE. NORTH CAROLINA.
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bv I !>• North Carolina Depart
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COURSES OFFERED
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! rimary Teachers. Orammar
Grade Teachers, and High School
Ttae.i rs in Business Education,
English. Fnendi. History, Homo
Economics. Library Science, Ma
: thematics, Physical Education.
Public School Music, and Science
A three year curriculum In Pre
: Medical study.
I Two year curricula in: Pre
! Dentistry. Pre-Law, Pre-Nursin-
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EXPENSES
| Minimum expenses for North C: I .*
| ">lina residents, 5262.50; Maximum
expenses for N. C. residents,
$285.00.
All necessary school eypense.-)
except clothes and writing ma
terials are included in above.
| Small laboratory fees for M"~
| ic, Home Economics, and Business
Education.
j Write the Resist rar for 1944-45
Catalog
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. Zack Wood of the
Hartman section visited Danbury
Sunday evening.
t Philo Southern was in Danbury
i M;r.jay from the Moore's Springs
section.
**« « «
Dej.uty Sheriff Mose Carrol!
v. as iuv.oai, the crowd here Mo:i
v.. I,*'.
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L.l.y F. prominent Pi::-
r.a.le business man, attended to
nome b-siaess matters here Mo::-
|day.
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John Ed Mabe was here Satur-J
day night. Mr. Mabe is handling I
a locust post proposition, hauling
he timber to market, and getting
tair prices. He has a good crop
of tobacco coming on, 'oo.
* * *» *
Nick Stevens of J-awnonville
was here Monday.
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Mrs. Leflf Mabe of Walnut Cove
was here on business matters Sat
urday.
Tom Gray, Route 1 business
tian and farmer, passed through
to Walnut Cove Saturday.
Jim Smith of the Hardbank aec
tion spent a short while here Sat
: urday.
»*« * •
j Murray Joyce of Lawsonville, or
• Stoart, Va„ Route, living in the
j upper part of the county, was
hen* on Satoitby, looking aftee
some business matters. Murray is
a coterrd man, and a long - time
friend 1 of the Reporter, ;s an hon
est and hardwtwkmg farmer, and
a good citizen. Murray makes to
bacco; raises his- home supplies at
home, and does well.
1 PINE HALL NEWS
Pine Hall.- Rev. and Mrs. R. 1,.
Buchanan are in western North
Carolina for a vacation. Mrs
Buchanan's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
McOoogar., of St. Paul'. N. C.. arc
:v.-ith them.
Mi.-s EfSe Black;ve!! of Winston-
Salem in visiting relatives her.'
his wei k.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Duncan
went to Greensboro Tuesday r
stv their sor: who continues ill i -j
« government hospital there.
Mrs. .f. H. Robertson and son '
' I
Edwin, wer.t to Norfolk. Va., for
the week-end to visit James Rob-'
ertson, "WTM is stationed there
with the navy.
Housekeepers of this section are
NOTICE !
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MATIC PAINS. Call or
write for free information
to
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| Box 216. Richmond, Ind.
! 1 Plione 29f»8
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To Visit the
, Nelson Funeral Home
At Any Time
i PHONE 913
cannir.gr quantities of fru it i tobacco. J. S. Da'loti WJB one of
and vegetables this season. the first oi tiiis community,
j Tobacco, corn and gaider.fi a.'J
much improved here due to t!:.'-
fine rains. vvV -- of w « ia
j Farmers have begun tc I vir: in-.or.c tlv» visitors here Mon-Jky^
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Good wheat can be successfully grown in Stokes county. The
pietCir sli'ows M. J. Faun and son Klmer in a field of leap's
Prolific Wheat. There are 14 acres in the field and it yielded ap
proximately 20 bushels to the acre. The crop was crown following
s tobacco and corn crop. The land was disced last fall after the
crops were harvested. When the wheat was seeded it wu» fertiliz
ed "with 200 pounds of 2-10-6 p* acre. In th • spring Mr. Fagg
twod 100 pounds per acre of top liressin'i.
LUMBER CO..
RURAL HALL, N. C. _
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Hundreds of my fsilcw employees are
buying E Bonds every month. With over
1200 of us in the armed services, not to
speak of our kinspeople in uniform, the
war is a personal thing with us. i
It's hard for many of us to buy bonds,
but it's one little way we can show that
we are back of them. We think carrying
on your electric and gas service is pretty 1
important too. \
DIKE POWER COMPANY