LOCALS
Mrs. R. Smuh, At'.tl.i an 1
WK-es Tav! >r ani Jose phi tie Pepper
lie spending a w.-ek at Myrtle
Beach, ft. C.
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Ellen Prather Hall is at Thorn
•as'.'i!!»* on a visit to Mis. vV. S.
Hunt. .Jr.
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Mr. and Mrs. Karl Connor of
Thomasville visited S. P. Chris
iian Sunday. Mrs. Connor is the
former Miss Annabelle Christian.
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Sheriff J. J. Taylor and Reid
'George went to Lumberton this
week tor the opening of the to
bacco market there. i
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Elmer Campbell of Baltimore
and Junior Campbell of Newport
News, Va., are here this week.
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H. M. Joyce, Jr., will arrive
tl is week-end » t Baltimore aid
will spend a fe\.' days here.
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Mrs. Edwin T. y'ot hn re furn
•od from a visit ft Moreh ni Ciiy.
PINE HALL NEWS
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Pine Hall. Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
1 jester and Miss Dora Williamson
visited relatives in Norfolk. Va.,
last week.
Mrs. M. M. Braine of Walnut
Cove visited Mrs. Chas. Lester
last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Blackwoll
and Miss Ida Bell Turmo of Wins
=% ton-Salem visited relatives her*
Salnday and Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. BlackweP
are spending the week at Mon
treal.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dalton spent
the week-end with Mrs. Arthur
Nicholson ai Madison.
11. J. Smitherman of East Bend
was here on bustness last week.
Mrs. Albeit tfitrlT has returned
to her home from the Baptist
Hospital, Winston-Salem, where
she underwent an operation.
Mrs. Taul Rierson and Miss Wil
lis Hamack of Madison visited
friends here last week.
DON'T LET YOUR SOLDIER S
PAPER STOP BECAUSE A RE
NEWAL NOT MADE!
STDART!
THEATRE I
Stuart, Virginia!
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Friday and Saturday, Aug. 11-158
"PIRATES OF THE PRAIRIE" j
Tim Hjolt |
"GHOST SHIP"
Richard Dix
Sunday only, Aug. IS
There's Something About a Soldier
Tom Xeal Evelyn Keyes i
and Tuesday, Aug. J 4-13
"THOUSANDS CHEER"
The Greatest Cast In History! t
Wed. and Thurs., August Hi - 17 j
"NONE SHAM, ESCAPE"
Marsha Hunt Alexander Kne\ (
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STOKES BOND DRIVE
OVER TOP AGAIN
Stokes county bond sales in
the late drive went booming over
the top again, as follows:
j County's quota of
I E bonds » 86,000
! Overall 117,0-10
Total sales E bonds 93.333.75
■, Overall sales $137,333.77
Th? rbove statement is o£ July
31, the last sales day for the
drive. Other sales have since
• Ven made.
Said A. J. Ellington, Fifth War
Loan Chairman, "I am proud of
the fact that Stokes county ex-
I ceeded both its "E" and its over
all quotas for the Fifth War Loan
. Drive. It is a source of gratifica
tion to know that we were among
those who waat 'over the top.'
"I wish to thank, most sincere-,
ly, every pewon who participate j
in the drive. Bach of you has
I made a real contribution in a 1!
that you have done, and I want
you to know that I sincerely ap
preciate your assistance. With
out it the results wo>-Id not haw
been what they are."
SANDY RIDGE NEWS
Sandy Ridge. Miss Violet
Smith was a recent gnast of Miss
Nellie Martin.
Petty Officer Posie Jackson
Moore, Jr., who has Tjeen home on
an 18-day leave, has recently re
turned to Brooklyn, N. Y. He is
married to the former Miss Mar
garet Vernon.
Tech. Corp. and Mrs. William
T. Shelton and son Louis spent n
few days wiLh Mr. and Mrs. C. I.
Martin. He has returned to hi?
base at Fort Bragg.
Miss Nellie Mart::: visile 1 Mis.--
Cecelia Lo Moi re of
recently. (
Da' Oilley, Carlos Martin niii! :
James Martin have returned from 1
a fishing trip to New River, Vi. '•
They had good luck while on tlu>
trip. j
Sgt. Paul C. Amos, son of Mr
and Mrs. J. C. Amos of Sand/
Ridge, is now somewhere in the
Pacific area. He entered the ser
vice in June, 1942, and has rec
ently Been awarded the Good Con
duct Medal.
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Corporal Troy Shelton of Sandy
Ridge has recently been awarded
the Good Conduct Medal. He lias
been in service IS months.
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HARTMAN NEWS 1
Hartman.— Mrs. Paul Pn Idy
and daughter of Walnut Cove, 1
spent a few days with relati"es *
here last week.
Mrs. Roy White of Mayodan £
spent the week-end with her par- (
ents here.
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Miss Virginia Priddy of Mayo- *
jodan spent the week-end with her '
j parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Woods and '
I family visited Mr. and Mrs. Nat r
Priddv and family Saturday. I
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Mr. and Mrs. John S. Priddy ,
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and family visited Mr. and Mrs. f
Nat Priddy and family Sunday. 
Misses Louise and Lena Vainer, '
and Janus Martin. Harold Shel
ton and i lift on Priddy spent Sin
day with Misses Gertie and Nam v
Priddy and Curtis Priddy.
Farmers t>f this section are
very busy taking care of the to
bacco crop.
THE •ANBURY REPORTER. D ANBURY, NORTH CAROLINA AUGUST 10, 1944 1
SB
Will Conduct Revival
Services Here Soon
(Contributed)
The Methodist Church of Dan
bury will begin a revival meeting
Sunday morning. Aug. 13, and
continue for two weeks.
Jolin Batiks cf Mirtir.s
-viill, Va., will be the pulpit help.
Rev. Banks comes to us well rec
ommended. He ,s a graduate f
Asbury College ar.i Theological
Seminary of Wilmor.?. Ky. He i
presii- r.t and founder i f the Mar
tinsville, Va., Bible School ar.i i«
a Bible student with a thoreugii
knowledge of the Scriptures. I
.
Vf* is fundamental in doctrine
and preaches directly from the
word of God.
He is well known in this com
munity as a successful and popu
lar evangelist, having conducted
revivals over the State, and rec
ently conducted successful meet
ings at ML Zion and Smith Chap
el Methodist churches near Sandy
Ridge, on the Sandy Ridge charge.
His radio broadcasts over t li-■
Martinsville station on Sunday
mornings have won him many
friends aa! i'uiliiwrrs.
Conv i;d hear this proj hit ■
Cmd. S rvii s b. gin Sunday
.nrr.ii.g 11 o'clock. Services
also at v • 15 Sunday evening nn 1
a' s :!0 each evt r.ir.u therenft.
NORTH MEW NEWS
North View. Mr. and Mrs. D.
B. Young and family visited Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Manring and
family Saturday afternoon,
Sgt. James B. Young recently
graduation from the Automotive
Mechanic School somewhere in the
Hawaiian Islands.
Miss Fay Longworth and Del
ma Reid of Winston-Salem spent
the past week-end with Miss Fran
ces Alley.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Stevens
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilson
Sunday.
"Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dillon visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Brady Ttittle Sun
day.
Miss Isabel! Young is spending
a few days this week with Miss
Annie Ruth Young.
Bobby Manring, small son of
Mr. and Mrs. Eimst Manriiu
and Miss Annie Ruth Young nri
both on the sick list.
WANTED A tenant with o a
stock \* tools for good farm nerv
Gennanton. Four acres tobac o
allotment. Good bottoms. Fm
further information
F. C. WILI IS.
Southmont. N. C.
WANTED Tenant with s'o. V
and tools. (5.3 A. tobacco t lon
tv coin & wheat, six . room
house, wired basement, veil.
NICK WALL.
Madison, R 1, Stokes Cr>.
SGT. B. F. CULLER
PRISONER OF WAR
SSgt. By fort E. Culler. soa of
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Culler of Pin
nacle. Route 2. is now being held
a prisoner of war Ly the Germans.'
He had b«-eii repo.ttd nissing la
action on May 31.
St'ig* an* Culler entered the
army October 30. !t)42, ar.J re
ceived l is training at Goidsfcoro,'
Fort Myers. Fla., and Fresr.o,
Calif., before going overs-as the
first of February. He was sta
tioned i;i Italy.
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PVT. HUNDLEY
INJURED IN ITALY
Pvt. S r.ford L. Hundley, son
of Mrs. Dalcie Robertson of San
dy Ridge, has been wounded in
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action i:: Italy. He has bee.i
awiHed the Purple Heart and i;t'
row ir. i hospital in Italy. Pvt. I
Hundley entered service Sept. 2.
an : was sent overseas in |
Februar; . 11>41.
H-
er Ms- Katie Shelton of Stone \
ville.
i HOSPITALIZED
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Mrs. G. G. Slate of Westfield.
and Mrs. Carl Rodgers of Fran
cisco are patients at Martin Me
morial Hospital, Mt. Airy.
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MARRY GO ROUND
Marriage license issued to Jas.
R. Tuttle to Opal L. Montgomery,
both of Germanton.
Servicemen's Parents
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iThe Reporter now has on its maHiJn,- list.- m.mes and ad
dresses of several hundred of your sons who are in the service
here in the States and in aetion overseas. These hoys are an;!
have been receiving the Reporttr as regularly as mail service to ,
) them permits.
J We want to call your atten ion to the fact that some of these j •
i subset iptions expire with every month, and in turn are taken ;
from the mailing list.
Many of the hoys overseas, and in the camp have subscribed
 themselves, and others receive the paper as a gift of their par- ;
? ents or a friend. In either case the boy has little time to care
for such things. That should be be attended to at home by those
interested in his comfort. !
2 It is the parents of these boys who should attend to the mat
ter of whether or not the paper continues to reach him.
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the Reporter is to him worth the whole price of subscription. We JJ
suggest you let this weekly news reach him uninterruptedly.
O It your son or relative is receiving the Reporter, see to it |
Dthat he continues to have whai he wants most—news of home I
by keeping hi* subscription paid n Advance,
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! Remember—newspaper cannot be sent overseas unless it is Q
a paid-in-advance subscription. J
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2 • Oanbury, N. C.
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| UritlJitins Cl*»» Of Mirtn M-morial Hospital > ursine .School
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S*>aiT Cadet Nurses who v» lit -•«»»jij»l»»t»« their training thi- fail:
Bottom run. left to right. «ill»#»rt. Stuart. Va.; Mim*
ihelma Shelton. tranciMo; Mi. Knl»> Mill*. Mt. \iry: top row,
left to right. Mis* la>is Bolen. M -*«rv: Wiss Gladys Hjnh.tr, M«b
ant>; Mis* Dort*tha House, Xi»h'Hl' I 'i Win l«a» Weston, Kicto
landi>.
Many Stokes county FF'A nad 1 H Club boys and grls are getting
their calves in condition for the f ill shows. The above pictuic
shows Dick Neal of Walnut Cove getting hai calf reaiy to be
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shown. Dick has a fine prospect for a red or blue ribbon winiwv.
He is fieding the calf a mixture "I dairy feeds and oats. He be
lieves the oats do much to conliti m the calf and get her in prime
flesh By beginning witT g>od r •-iUt'red calves, a neifon cau
soon bail I up . •' od herd of da 'rattle at very little «;c£V. Aft-
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tr breed'Pg. feed ,nd oa-v iff t!i most important factors in good
' iairy management.