LOC A LS
Drew Joyce of Sandy Ridge wa
dn town Wednesday.
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Ellen Kate Pepper, Kathery
Siak and Margie Petree are ex
pected home Wednesday of nex
week to spend so:.:? time wi'l
relatives.
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Miss Ellen Prat her H.ill of Wil
miagton is expected to arrive
this week for a visit with h«i
j nrents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hail
She will be accompanied by hai
sister, Winifred Hall, who ha;
been in Wilmington on a visit.
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Mia. Frank Burton, Jr., Who h
spending some time with Mr. am
Mrs. Frank Burton, Sr., in Stuart
Va., was here Sunday afternoon.
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Miss Sallie Rierson of Wilnu
Cove recently visited Mrs. N. A
Martin.
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Miss Lucille Martin returned U
Benson Sunday after a week's
visit at her home here.
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Mrs. A. J. Ellington and dan 511
ter Bonner, were week-end guest:
of Mrs. "L. H. van Nopnen in Wal
nut Cove.
Mrs. A. G. Sisk is confined i
her home with an attack o
mumps.
Mrs. N. E. Wall and Je:tn Wal
will go to Moroheid City soo>
Cor a visit.
Reid George and sons, Cliarte!
and Bill, went to Portsmouth. Va
last week-end to accompany Mrs
George home. Mrs. George visit
ed relatives there last week.
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Joe Martin, who is employed a'
Winston-Salem, spent the week
end at his home here.
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Miss Trixie Ziglar of Sandj
Ridge was guest of Nellie Loui3
Taylor last week.
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Mrs. L. H. van Noppen who has
been employed in the county tn>
Vpartmpnt, left August 1 to
take up her new duties us c\rr;
tive scrctnry for the Stokes Couiv
ty Rod Cross chapter with office:
at Walnut Cove.
STUART
THEATRE
Stuart, Virginia
Friday and Saturday, August 4-5
"THUNDERING TRAILS"
Bob Steele, Tom Tyler
Sunday and Monday, August 6-1
"THE MEMPHIS BELLE"
In Technicolor
Also —
"MY KINDOM FOR A COOK"
Charles Coburn
Tues., Wed. & Thur., Aug. 8-9- 1C
"THE FIGHTING SEABEES"
Jchn Wayne Susan Hay ward
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In contrast to these 1918-1919 appropriations of
$1,700,000,000 paid out by the government, in
this war the railroads paid io government in the
one year 1943, nearly $2,000,000,000 in taxes.
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1 NORFOLK and WESTERN
ONE OF AMERICA S RAILROADS .. . All UNITED FOR VICTORY/
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LAWSONVILLE
NEWS
Lawsonville,—Word has been
received here of the death of
Dock Jerkins of Greensboro. He
was killed in France on June 12.
He was formerly of Lawsonville.
Home-coming day will be held
at' Snow Hill Methodist Church
1 Aug. 6. Dinner will be on the
grounds and everyone is invited.
Baptising will be at 10 o'clock.
I
■ Jo Ann Beasley cf Stuart, Va.,
THE BANBURY REPORTER, DANBURY. NORTH CAROLINA, AUGUST J, 1944 '
is spending a few days here with
Barbara Ann and David Tilley.
| Misses Dorothy Smith of Roan
oke, Va., and Doris and Cpal Rob
ertson spent Friday night with
' Mr 3. Elridge Tilley.
M. O. Stevens has closed his
business near here and hns moved
I to Beckley, W. Va., where he will
L operate a restaurant.
Fred Stevens of Danville. Va.,
, visited his parents, Mr. and Mr.?.
N. A. Stevens here Sunday.
, Allan and Douglas Neal have
returned home after spendin.;
some time with their grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Neal it
Walkertown.
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Moore. Mrs.
Roy Martin and Mrs. Harry Joyce
spent T'tesday at Winston-Salem.
Several from here attended the
hor.ie-cominr at Peter's Creek
Bp mist Church Sundav.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lawsor.,
formrly of Lawsonville. were visi
i tors here Sunday from High
Point, accompanied by their
daughter, Mrs. Nell Carrol, of
King.
The parents and friends of
Glenn Stevens gave him birth
day party Saturday night.
Mrs. Tom Gray spent Tuesday
in Martinsville, Va., on
i
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Smith of
Sandy Ridge spent Sunday wit s '
! Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Tattle.
Mrs. B. O. Sheppard, Mrs.
Frank C. Lawson, Mrs. T. N. Tut
jtlc and Mrs. E. G. Lawson at
j tended a home demonstration
meeting at Daribury Friday, at
which time several new officers
were elected for the coming year.
Mr 3. Wayne bonannon and son
Donnie spent Sunday with Mrs.
Bethel Corns.
Mrs. Jean Tucker, Mrs. E. G.
Lawson, Annie Mae and Betty
Joe Lawson attended services at
Minnie's Chapel Sunday night.
■ Rev. Dodson of Lr.wsor.ville and
Rev. Ross Connor of Charleston,
W. Va., were in charge. Hj