The Dimbury Reporter
.ssued Thursdays at Dtmoury, N. C., and entereu at tae Danbury
postoilice aa second matter, uaier act of Coagrea*
,\. K. Pe: per, Editor £ Pu.-ial.er - - • E. V, Pepper. Associate E iitur
National Advertising Repre*enfativ«
N«w T«r* : Ckicj|t : Detroit : AHuti t Ml*
1 'anbury, North Car., Thursday, Aug-. 10, 1 1 J14
RATIONING NOTES
RATIONING CALENDAR FOR
WEEK OF AI'»I. 7
I'KOt ES>ED FOODS'—
Blue As through Ao .4'
now vaiid at 10 points each, for
i.sc .»ith t .kens, Good indefinite
ly ti.'i through Fo become vaiid
at 1 11 points each indefinitely 0:1
Aug. 1.
Ht Vr> AM' I \ I -
Red As :i: ru '/. x \3 Book 1)
Uso vv iii * -\ - i i*.
ly.
M (. \K—
Mi- ir .tan:; - 1 ar.i
(Bonk -J _ ■ u : ; ._is ui
definite!}.
CANNI.V, >1 ». \K—
S ; gar sta::::- . i :,r fi-.e
pounds ranrii::. c .._ until Feb
ruary i.'s. 1^4.5.
SHOES—
Airplane stands 1 . t: -. i . .Book
3) vaiid ind. liiiiti.
n i l. Oil,—
i; r.. jv.
n..ti: . ,\> .«
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Virginia. Expire August ?.
A-l 1 coupon.- be. ;., v i A ;..
c,,
ftftli*r .i s *■.
that every . .r own :
license number • i -: to on
gasoline coup his J. asesss •.
s. n . s !.. ;. .1, ;
the r.ll n>n board.
WANTED lady .as (
..housekeeper, permanent i i
. in good home, only three .jjvwr
ups, gno 1 pay. light work
Write Pt.st Oiliee Box 17M.
see W. A. Pegram. Manager f
Liberty Warehouse, Winston-
Salem. N. C. 1
iiiilii
WALNUT COVE, N. C
Sunday anil Monday, V.I.J. l ;,  '•
"BROADHAV Rll* THM'
George M »rpl y— iiiii l V Smim-
Tuesday only. An.'.. 1">
"IS EVERYBODY II UT\ *
Ted Lewis —Nan V\»lih
Wei and Thurs., \u;. I» -
"DOrOllltOYS IN IIM.t \M»"
Kenny Bal»er JeM Dmniell
Friday and Saturday Vim. IMC
"HIDDEN VALLEY Ol V:.U\>"
Wllld Kill Elliot*
PERSONAL
Mrs. Jessie P. Christian return
ed today, acc'/mpxuted by
Walt Sun.itrs, after visiting for
two weeks Dr. and Mrs. Kemp P,
Neal of Raleigh and Myrtle Beach,
S. C.. i" i Mrs. .Sanders at Mon
roe. Mr-. Saniers will spend se.-
•?ral d i - here.
• r:-.iko i' r r.v 1:.,..: at
Ni'.-.e us.a; J
she At.- i .nipar.ied i»y her two
:»ee- M.-.-s Edith and V.olet
S.:a:Y • w.'.k.i should have been
Miss s Edith in J Violet Hill. A
: tter ' iii Miss Adelii says they
like t.: -ir new home very much,
an i "hit "hit is i wonderful
touiv: but that it is very dry
t> -.v She says Nashville is
,i • i-tiful eitv with many scene#
. f ins l -ric.il interest.
!• is r: : V. .J. ('. Wri.
! i :: i !)us :r • :
Mrs. Frances Mat shall and Mr.-.
N. E. Pel; er visited the I. A. M ir
shalfs at Gerr.ianton Friday of
; ,-t week, returning with peach- -
i watermelons.
.. !
s Mar*':: 1 Laws -r.v.,
• Mv.i. Beach *«. d-r ~ . .vice
of his physic*..ii. hav'.. t) et.
th: it : i'J w.'t.; a r.ervo's bnak
down.
**• • •
Cove visited the court house Fri
day.
•** « •
Deputy Sheriff J. M. Carroll or
Hernia nton was in town Saturday
•*• • •
Sid Johnson of Germanton was
in town Wednesday. He reports
crops excellent in his section oi
the county.
Attorney W. R. Padgett, ac
t ■ 'v>( nnied by his son. John, hi:
.■ par.i.cr in the law firm c
P:„|fc t>: Ih d;.ct*. visited Dan
! ;ry Wednesday from Pilot Mt
Ti-.t .v report magnificient crops
I Surry and western stokes, will
farmers in some casts paying >
and 7 dollars a day for help ii
■ ritring.
THE DANBURY REPORTER, DANBURY NORTH CAROLINA AUGUST 10, 1944
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OUR BOYS
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Pvt. 1.'... i..».« Hauler W0..-,
iius.-a:;- of the t.rmer Miss Do::.:
C.ar.i u: W.iinut Covo, is now
England. Hi. 1 IT. tor. J service t :
i'lit ; It'l.!, and received f.u
traiat Firt M.C'.elian, A'..i.
Pvt. James C. F.'.p. s..n
Mrs. Bia.: .:e Fulp •:" Pino Ha.,
. an.! husban i ■: the farmer M:-.s
iri rualeen Pnrdy v.! .e.
has arriv t i in England. Enter -J
' service Ma. 20. ' .M 3, trained in
Georgia mi Virginia.
i.
Paul W. Soott, son of S
M. Soott of Pinnacle, had b-- v
>
promoted to Ills present rat 1-14
1.
Ho er. orod the service in July
1 ;•!.). and reeoi.ed basic train::;.
at Parris Island, S. C.
w
Pu\ n.i2z.o C. .Smith, so ; 0
M; Watt 5..: t:t 1 f La.VoOf.'. ' >
r.'Vv sn:-v.::w iltily. H
or.tor. >J sorvi M »rcb 3, 11
Fort Jackson, S. C.
U
0
Pie. Levi J. Smith, sor of Mrs,
Watt Smith of Liwsonviilo, 1-
now in the Pacific area. Ho or.
v torod service June 15, 1942, in.:
received basic training at Cam,
, Rucker. Ala.
it
. Pvt. V\m. F. Fulp, son or Mrs,
j Blanrhe Fulp of Pino Hall, his
boon in Italy since Doconiber. H
entered service 'larch 12,
and trained at Fort Jacks a.. H,
was in Africa before g ing t
Italy.
C. P.. >:t. r F ..; .' • s.r. ot
fu-j ~f p;. h. :
i :1 s K •:; in Engh.r.d sir.ee Mar*-!:.
ii - 1 T.viv: the «ervir. M >—!.
HM2: trained at Car.;;- Chaffee
Anr.. Camj Co'k- ('■
SEND THE PEPOP.TER TO
VOI R r>\- OR FRIEND IN* THE
SERVICE.
APPALACHIAN
, STATE TEACHERS
COLLEGE
BJONE, NORTH CAROLINA.
A State i allege fuil accreditee
by tne North Carolina Depart
nt «.f Education, the Souther;:
As.ii. iatinii of Colleges and Sec'
oral iry and the America;
Association of Teachers Colleges
COKRSES OFFERED
1 Four year curricula preparinc
Primary Teachers, Grammn
t Grade Teachers, and High Schoo
j. Teachers in Business Education
, English. French, History, Honv
1 Economics, Library Science, Ma
j thematics, Physical Education
Public School Music, and Science
A three year curriculum in Pre
/• Medical study.
Two year curricula in: Pre
'Dentistry, Pre-Nursin
19 laboratory Technician, Chemica
ts Engineering, and General Engir
ir - eering study.
| One year curricula in: Generf
Agriculture, and General Offk
Practice. '
C J EXPENSES
Minimum expenses for North Ce
ilina residents, §262.50; Maximui
■ expenses for N. C. resident:
n . 5255.00.
All necessary school expense
1 except clothes and writing m:
5! " terials are included in above,
ill Small laboratory foes for M"
ic. Home Economics, and Busine:
n
Educat ion.
Writ the Registrar for 1911-4?
Catalog
' GROUP CALLED FOR
EXAMINATION
AUGUST 15
1
1
The following men ace called
. for pro-induction p U ( | Oft v :il exa rui
° nation oil Aug. 15:
Dewey Carlton Flinn, Louis
John Alvarez, Aubrey Richard
Collins. Roy C. Tilloy. David
Woodrow Mitchell, Dallas Brax-.
I
ton James Stodnian Mi; -
choll, Joseph Lee f-prinkle, Jul;;x
s Gid Jessup, Robert Franklin
~ elwood, Ernest Gault M.>ire, Ar-
J thur Leonard Mabe, Waiter Ra!-
- ugh Tucker, Samuel Peter Shel
ton. Waltler Robert Goi;i, Jess:-
James Lynch, Welborn Richard
« I«iwrence, Claude Ray Stewart.
Buford Bailey Manring, Carvia
Leonard Smith, Charlie Hugh
Fulk, Robert Earl Colo, Ray Les
; tor Boyloa, Raleigh Thomas Wall.
Jesse Horman Collins. Coy Ix»e
Jones. Uarly Thomas F!!-
lington John Hazolwood, Tayh»r
. Lee Roberta, Ear! Bon Culler,
Alexander Edward White, Har
vey Niniuel Southern. Juhr.r.ie
Ouoll Amos, Virgil Do.ve'.l Mi;
ell, Howard Franklin Lawson.
Roy Bafort Shelton. Raymond
Lr Tuttle, Gabe Kir.nett Hill
Chester Elmer Stephens, Leonard
.4
Hubert Hall. Robert Vance Moore.
Willie East, Robt. Edward Slate.
Joseph Clyde Joyce, Hambo
Booth, Charlie Edmon Bodenham
er, Edward Samuel James
H-rman Vadon, Walter K.-r n ,i t
'• Bowman, Elmoe Redding. Emmet
Cassed Saiith, Carl Vance Per-i
duo, Howard Lee Westmoreland.
V stor Elwood Simmons, J;,nie>
' Wr.i, Roles. Ehvao 1 Divi i Voun-,
Waiter Graham Francis. Wir.fr-
No-1 (i «k: • . 0.r.-i r G, in. W ;
fa. I--:: :-. Niz Nathana! Ah.
C . ale ~e. .
H"" N i!h ir.i'. i S:..i« ..
i. Brawn, (i >rd Enoch W i. Et.--
: raett Ta .maf- U i !.. Kh.a-j
las Nan - E;. ..ry lar*.es ,\i
Li nard Harry Stewart. (.«■. :
HaroT.T Haz- lvvool. If. r;.a:: Wn„
~i Gritfin, Luther IF-'rnan \Vh:te.
•: Cecil Brown Wilson, Eilis Hook
er. James Weldon Hiii, Charlie
Thomas Fowler, Jr., Morris Mar
it in Joyce.
I
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SGT. CLARENCE E.
WEST IS MISSING
t * s S.4t. Clarence E. West, son 0:
.. J. F. West of Walnut Cove, has
n been missing ir. France since J .lv
s
4, according to a message fni.n
the War Department,
r Sergeant West entered service
on October 3, 1942, and received
a,
ie his basic training at Camp Atter
-1 bury, Ind. Before going over
e »eaa in April, he was stationed at
e _ Camp Breckinridge, Ky.
He is married to the former
e " Miss Lucille Crowder of Winston
• :
a j Salem.
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„i DANBURV HOY GETS
PURPLE HEART
Pharmacist Wm, E. Joyce, Jr..
m son of Mr. and Mrs. William E.
ta, Joyce ot Morehead City, former! v
of Danburv. has been r.wari, 1
itj . the Puiph- Htart for wounds saf.
ferrd in line of duty. He is n
' the navy, serving with a medio;.!
'S3 . , ,
unit attached to the marine corps
5 and has been in tin South Paeili.
area for 19 months.
Over $570.15 Donated
For Memoriai Board
On Court Square
i
The f»!lov*_ 1 Jii.t l :::i 1 cn'ri-
Ictior.s haw be ma ie t> t
metr.oria'. >• i r. the «« art ..*>.:.»••
si.u .;-i :
v.. K:Cut u
si. Ai.■;>. mi- si.
I ' "" 1 h 1
T_ J.; i «,is .
V . M. FI. S3: K. F. !.. •: ;
(';••• r. .$!: J. VV. Car:e:\
SI; A. T. S: ■• e. s:}; J. Va:i T:.'.-
tle, $1: VV. C. Joyce. SI; P. >.!.
Mwetieid, $2; O. L. Joyce, $2:
Mnlard \enaole, .25; R. B. Flynt.
.2."); H. C. Vernon. SI; S. P.. War J.
SI; J. VV. Joyce. SI; E. J. Vernon,
■ $!; Avery Ward. 50; R. VV. King
fo;i. $1; J. H. Chapman. SI: Torn
Rhoies, SI; (J. E. Roberta. SI:
Fletcher Carter. SI; Claud Amos.
SI. these contributions secured
by Walter M. Flynt at Dillard.
Mar. ley Dur.lap. Si; „.. s s
James. SI: B. C. Ma be. ,sc; Tkos.
Joyce, .50. I. C. Mabe. .5' ; Har
vey Uir.or.s. SI. John D. Film
um, SI; t'a vll Joyce, .5".
those contributions secured L\
Mar.ley Dunlap. Dodgetowr..
Tom Smith. .25; Walter Fry \
23; C. A. Priidy. $5; Graham
Francis, .50; S. E. Smith. ,5.);
George Stephens. .50; Luth.r
(Join. .50; Marvin Moser, .50;
Miss Ellen George, .50; Ernest
Hailey, .50; Chas. Arrington. .50;
Mrs. Elijah Hi>«>ker. .50; R. R.
Smith. .50; Claud George. .50;
i George E. Nelson, .50; G. E. Col
lins. .50; E. M. Arlington Jr.. .50;
S. B. Hart, .50; Mrs. Fletcher
George, .50; Guy Cullii.s. ,sa.
14- st>r Ovt rby, .50; Ranzy Co\
,sn; .1 . Hill. .50; ,i. R. [■" rr .
SI; Joel Simmons. >I: X. !•.
Cansti.sr.. SI: Ihlon T. • • ■
v.i: .v. i- • •,. .
R.iviii r. M.
Hur.iilt: t  '>• ■ _r i..
'"v.: Gi»in .")■>: I•. V\ !: . :
.ri ; I. w. Simmon- ?"
Frai:- is. .50: K.• i.!! Sh-lton.
Jo FJor.durant, .50; Rei! Smi'h.
.50; S. 1,, Lawrence. .50; C.a (,•
Hill. .50: Edgar Palmer. .25;
Clyde Collins. .50: Ftvd Ow-
SI: H.>\vard Collins, .25; C. A
Pridly & Co.. S2. These c. ntr -
bntior.s srcured by Claude Pn ; I
;it Francisco.
R. I j. Ziglar, .S2: Sam Ve:.\. :
50- FM Wall. .25: For.zy Verror..
.25; F'red Vernon, .25; Jin", I.e.ikt
!
.25: Ben Oakley. .25: J. hr. Shaf
fer, .40; John Dodson. .25; A. H.
Kiser, .25; G. R. Brown, .25: H.
Ij. Ziglar, .25; Woadrow Lawsan,
! .23; Orell Amos. .25; H. L. Wit
son, Robert Knight, .25; Thalma
Hall, .25; Clarence Martin, .25;
i tisi on toofs. Many hundreds A'*Y
W twenty, thirty and even, hirty
f lvo ve *? aga ' «• •"» « iv
. j ing excttlen' service. fc,?, r . -t :£-£&^f^WSyfe^-UJ
v 1 » certainly pays to insist or A
Genuine Ruberoid Roll-Hoof !:&*&.!»r!•. VP
ing. Get that new Ruberoii
WILSON BKOTIIEKS IAWIBKU CO
KVKAI, IIAIX, N. C.
Hail In Upper Stokes
Does Some Damage—
Saved By Insurance
i
I
Bob Hall ol Lawsonville, wife
liv'.p right else to the Vir;mm
I: it* r. -therr Stokes, was her"
f : til. of a destructive
i-s : in his so diea list fn
day two weeks ag>, nei'-ly. II;-
.s.i iwn -op -:s wet! as the
i-;s if Moir Rogers, Kimball
:v l.nrr. Hal!. Ed Ha'l, Jas|»er
Martin ar.i Frar.k Wright were
daniag'd. Fortunately, most of
these farmers carried hail insur
ance rf '.boat SIOO.OO per acre.
B) ! ) carrii $250.00 per acre on
three acres, anil none on three
other acres. And funny to say,
his three insured acres were hit
by tiie hail, while his three unin
sured acres were not hurt. Bob
collected $-'>21.00 insurance, which
I was 44 12 |er cent, of his insur
ed acres.
F' V; ?.\ s he is busy these days
h.«-:'ir..t ii'«' front Mt. Airy and
•'•si* |! ants >r the citizens of
|-i> s.-cti :.. H > says most of the
f-irvs «.f tho set tn,r. have electri>-
i s > at n-.a-.y farmers have no
r frt»er'•■>«. b' ir.g ur.ab'e to get
t" v. -it. t:-.is time owing to war
conditions.
New Industry
For t T pper Stoke*
C. E. Frm.is of Creek
ts>wns.vip. here Tuesday, ar.pounc
•'d that 11:.• !'.. VV. Geo ;,e roller
mill on Pi,- Cnek, on No. }9
;.' I:ig!r. ay, has h• •»
b; I.i'tl a S| t iici-r of -'. i -ry
ty, and w:'. i i ( ;rr.e i a wool
en mi.,. 'ln i.■| i•; . I', m own
• d ly Mr. F.ar. s.
' •'" . VV. !.. F, .vniail,
*1: S R. 'dl s. -.. .25: W. Mur
'■■■■ ■' A: s : M.g. sol.
■■■■ n. I. M -r r.. .50;
'•V. i: SI. • - .ntri
bit is -j - r, • ~y f.. i;'• n Zig
> n;y Ri „'e. T :til re
.eirts t. i*.te "71.15.
X O T I C El
> tiood ISe>ulU
Siimethinu tan he for
AST II KITH' anil liliEU
\l \I II P \|>,>. t ail or
writs' tor tree inf-inuation
U>—
ihnnon iN»rrn tk
IV'A 2 It) lUeh n *IIR(f, lud.
IM.one
Von Are Alwuv* H>!cnma
To VUit the
Nelson Funeral Home
At Any Time
1 PHONE 913