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issued Thursdays at Danbury, N C.. and entered at the Danbury
postottice as second class matter, under act of Congress
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ban-airy. North Car., Thursday, Oct. 26, 1944.'
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v 1 ! "i resigning to sem as registrars until
the following s uniay October 21. During the week f
11 '• ' •' v °ral trips to Hartman and contact
ed ai'u'ri pers r- who I tried to pet to s-.-rve as regis
trars. I as unabie t> get anyone to servi and Mr. Alley
the i-i• _laii\ ap»- :nted registrar, turr.ed the registration
book for Hartman precinct over to me on Oct. 1!'. I made
every possible effort to arrange to have a registrar on
duty on Mk morning of Oct. 21. but was not successful in
m\ effor.s. I asked for and receive ! the cooperation of
several thi■ ivjnty officials in trying to persuade
si meon • to tak the books. On Oct. 21. shortly after
noon, wh :i :: a is called to my attention that there were
several persi'.is it Hartman precinct wh-• desired to reg
ister and i• .an transfers, and after a iinference with i
party «•;!:«-. ~s an-., candidates ■of both parties', the reg
istration .ii "ks vne temporarily placed in the hands .if
Mr. W:.. \\ Hi'l w'.-.o I am advised attended the polling
I i.u-e at H rtn ar ! reeinct and performe i the duties oi
registrar Inn in the afternoon of Oct. 21 after attending
a Republican rally at Danbury). On Oct. 24 the registra
tion bonks were placed in the hands of Mr. H. G. Alley,
permanent rgu trar. who has agreed to serve in sueii
capacity t!r'oj_ho..t the election period.
"i n o'll : visited Lawsonville i mmunity nr.d en
deacon i ti arrii.e for a registrar either temporary or
I • nr.;a • : .> eharjp of the boi-ii. immediately but
was una•' • complish this purpose. I interviewed
i • or ter. • . ■ • rs in I-awsonville prcc.nct in company
wi: pr .ru:!. :-.: . ii> «•: that community. 111 an effort
to _et i man n t:.e ;i b but could fin ! no one who would
take tl. .Iks 1 ai; two trips to that
(!.:■ v;:. r. - • On T ;esday. Oct. 24. 1 appointed
Halt h S•it'j par ! t :n: i stent registrar for Lawsonvil'e
: r, [jj.. J?,. agreed to serve throughout tiie elec
tion period. During the week, beginning Oct. lf>, 1 dis
cussed the Laws-r.vi le ir. idem with Mi. Raymond Max
we'l Exfcutivt .-I retarv of the ,'tate Board of Kh'.'tions,
Raleigh rnd •. iv.sed him of th>. fact th".t no registrar
was or. lut> in the Lawsonville precinct on Octobe- 14. He
told me 'v make • very effort possible to have someone on
dutv t n " following Saturday.
"In r.v.ther of .he precincts were the registration books
ever hcl i op nto Democrats and not to Republicans. Dur
ing the |ieriod wren no registrar was on duty neither
Democrats nor Republicans were registered and transfers
were not issued for members of either party. D'mng the
period wher. the resistrafs were on duty, the books were
open for the registration for Democrats and Republicans
and for tin transfer of electors for both parties."
y Along The Home "«
yr Nov. I—Lawsonville H. D. C.
Demonstration v* ay
meeting at 3:30
| I Nov. 2 —King H. D. C. meeting
£v Clara Ralston
* at Home Economics building at
The Home Demonstration Club _
I 100
schedule for the week ending No- g _ Francipco „ p c
vember 1 is as f meeting at Mrs. Edgar Palmer's
Oct. .10 4-H Club meetings to
, , , . at 2:30.
be scheduled.
Ot. :il 4-H Club meetings IT NOV. I Office.
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THE DANBURY REPORTER, lUNBCXY NORTH CAROLINA. OCTOBER 26, 1944,
PERSONAL
C. tl. Biasley was here Satur*
'day t.om Sandy Ridge.
O. \V\ Sisk. of King, Republican
candidate for State Senate, was in
town Tuesday in the interest of
his campaign.
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James W. Young of Walnut
i
, Cove, Route 1. was among our
visitors Monday.
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(
Z. O. Johnson of King was
here Monday accompanied by hi
'sen Clyde M. Johnson who k
In mo on furlough from Hamilt 1
Field, Cal. Visiting the John
sin home is also another son.'
Powell W. Johnson of Ocean
City, X. J. Mr. Z. O. has two
sons in the army, one of whom is
in France. Mr. Johnson says Mrs.
Johnsons health has recent! 1 . -
' ,1
been poor.
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Deputy Sheriff Elmer Sheltoi
Francisco was here on business
Monday.
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Draft Board Member VVr!
George of Francisco was here
Monday.
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J. M. Hill of Rural Hall was i.i '
.town Wednesday.
** * *
Walter Hill of Walnut Cove '
spent a short while here on busi
ness Tuesday afternoon.
Urgent Need For
Clerical Employees
At "Washington, I). C. j
Edward Scheldt, Special Agent
in Ceargc, Federal Bureau of In
vcsti-.;?io.'„ Oha-lolte, has an
nounced that the'-e is an urgent
need for clerical employees in the
Identification Division of the F.
B. I. in Washington, D. C. T*> '
quality for such a position, or.e
must have a high school eduea- '
tion or its equivalent, and must '
be 16 years of age or over. Em
ployment is available on either a
43- or 60-hour week basis. The
starting salary for those working,
H
a 48-hour week is $1752 per an-'
num. For those choosing to
■ work a 60-hour week, the start- 1
ing salary is S2IOO per year. NOl
[ previous experience or knowledge
t of typing or shorthand is neces-j
jsary. I
Persons interested are request-,
jed to write P. O. Box 454, Wins-!
'ton-Salem, X. C.
IPMTO TBEAM,
WALNUT COVE, N. C
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Sunday anil Monday, Oct. 29-30 j
i ' WHITE CLIFFS OF DOVER" !
Irene Dunne llo.lily McDowall
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Tuesday only, October 31
"TIGER FANGS"
; Frank Buck Duncan Renaldo
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1 Wed. and Thurs., Nov. 1-2
j "LADY AND THE MONSTER"
Vera Ralston Richard Arlen
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Friday and Saturday, Nov. 3-1
"OUTLAWS OF SANTE FE"
Don Red Barry
O. W. Sisk, Candidate
For State Senate, Issues
Statement To Voters |
(Political advertisement)
Being a candidate for the Sta'.c
Senate, I wish to say to th
voters of Stokes and Surry Coun
ty, that if possible, I would
to visit and have a personal con-i
versation with ea.-h ore of you; j
hut the time is to • =hort, ar.J ,
have a family to support, there-,
fore, it is impossible for me to do
so.
As many of you well remember,
I
! was a candidate for Sheriff on,
1
'he Stokes County Republican
ticket in 1942 and was defeated
by one of the best politicians that
ever held an o.Tice in Stokes coun
ty. but this defeat does not create
any ill feeling against anyone,!
not even my opponent of thn*.
year. I esteem his friendship
very highly as well as any othe>-
I
litizons who helped defeat me i I
the race for Sheriff.
Now, I wish to say to the Re
publican voters that my defeat ir.
my first attempt to run for an of
fice will not find me "stepping
down anu out." and I am very
sure that I will not desert tl've
Grand Old Party and join the
New Deal Party as some of our
forerunners have in the past. I
find myself getting stronger ev
ery day for real Americanism,
for a free government of the peo !
pie, by the people and for
people. I fee[ that we need a'
"Square Dear* instead of the
"New Deal." I believe in a fair
deaf to all concerned in politics,'
as well as aft other business. If
& man starts out to get an office
bjr being crooked and deceitful,
then' what could yon expect of
him if he won the race? I will"
leave this- qnestien for the voters
tJ decide.
j Now, let us aH think about
what causes trouble, hatred, warsi
and destruction! 1 Is it good or'
| evil? Ts everything going right'*'
I say, "No". If everything was
j going right, everybody try
ing to do right, we would no*
have the trouble that we are hav
ing today. We fathers, mothers
I wives anil sweethearts would n >t
1 have these sad hearts, caused by
[seeing our loved ones going off to
! foreign soils to fight, be crippled
for life, and being killed. Let us
look to God as the only one who
can comfort and console our
hearts in a time like the one in
which we are living today.
As for the coming election, *o
be held on Xovember 7, 1944, may
!we all be fair to one and all con
cerned and go out to the polls anH
. vote the way that seems right ir
1
,our own minds. That is the only
privilege we have for a voice ir
The above piiture shows the Corns anil sons, Stuart, Va.; K. S.
i ive dairy calves that were enter- StukoHi DanbU ry; Marvin Xeal,
d from Stokes countv in the Win- . , ....
Jr.. Walnut Cove; David \\hit
ton Salem and Forsyth County
•ki r Danburv and Blaine ruttlo,
"air. Oct. 10-14. Owners of the " K ' r>
'caives (reading left to right) are \• altiut lo\e.
,
I our Government, and 1 think ev
ery citizen should go out an !
| vote.
I I think every citizen should con
sider voting a serious matter and
try to build up our good princi-
Jpl'S of Government instead o."
'faring down the good fundamen
tals for which our forefather.;
|
fought and died that we might
have and have abundantly.
I wish to say to one and alf that
any vote or support given me in
any way will be highly apprecint
'ed, and if elected, I will strive to
the best of my ability to give a
fair deal to all—God being my
helper.
O. W. S.'.SK.
j
Sunday School
Convention Oct.
i
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Pinnacle section, composed of Kb
enezer. Mt. Zion, Trinity, Chi si
nut Grove. Pinnacle M. K., Pin
nacle Baptist, Olive Grove Bap
tist and Friends Union Quaker
church will meet with Ebenezcr
Sunday School on Sunday, Oct.
20. for tht ir annual convention
The convention formerly met in
July of each year, but owing to
the epidemic of infantile paraly
sis it was postponed until now.
The Sunday Schools will con
vene at Ift o'clock Sunday morn
in
Quaitius are invited to be in
attendance.
J. L. CHRISTIAN. President.
Percy Wall of Meadows was in
town a short while today.
Nick Stevens- of King was here
on business this week.