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BIILDINOTHE HOME
THE START IS IN THE HEART
The Place that Character Fills —
Obedience, Truthfulness, Purity.
Pinnacle Route 2, March 24.
Messrs. Editors:
Please allow me a little space
in your paper to speak a few
words on the subject of home
and home making. How many
of us have taken into considera
tion the word home and what
home really is. It is a small
word but has a lot in it. Where
does home begin? In the heart.
Some one may think that a
strange place for home, but I
think it is plain enough. Sup
pose a young man starts out in
the world for himself. Of course
he sees he can't do anything by
himself. He wants him a nice
home. What is the first thing
in consideration of this home?
It is true he can buy some
land, stock and tools and build
him a nice house and yet it is
not home complete. Then he
wants him a wife. He looks
around and finds the woman of
his choice, one he can love,
honor and cherish. Their hearts
of course are plighted together.
Now where is home. Where is
her place in life. Hasn't she
promised to make him a home.
This she will do if she means to
be true to him and he to her,
then be confidential one toward
the other. Now with the neces-
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saries of life around them they
are beginning to make a home.
Who is responsible for this home
making? Are we fathers and
mothers of today not responsible
for it to some extent. Of course
we are not. Some one will say
why no we have nothing to do
with that. It is like planting an
orchard. Suppose we plant trees
in order that our children may
have plenty of fruits of all kinds
we should try to get good trees,
plant them, well tend them,
bring them up in good cultiva
tion and the result would be
good fruit. After all this the
proper cultivation and all there
will be some trees that are not
very profitable after all. The
same will apply in our raising up
our children to make these homes.
It is our duty to teach them and
bring them up in the proper
cultivation or as near it as we \
know how this by first teaching
them obedience, truthfulness, I
and purity. These three with
the fear of God in their heart are
the foundation of character. To
:ry to form a character with any
one of these left out is like build
j ing a house with one of the
;corners unsupported if we do.
' this. So far as we have the;
ability to do and some of them i
fall short of being what we have |
| tried to make out of them we!
can say: I think I did my part.
:So you see we must begin at
: home to make other homes and
this is not done very successful'
: if we allow our children to do as
they please at ten or twelve ars
I old and I think there is too much
|of this done this day and time.
Of course we have quite a lot of
snares and temptations to battle
with but I think if every true
hearted mother with syoo.l hard
horse sense would just come to
gether and say we are not going
to be enticed and led off by
them there could be more
permanent homes in the future
than there is at the present. I
mean the farming class of
people—country people some
times—you will find those in the
country around towns too much
taken up with town to suit their
occupation in life. Of course I am
not prejudiced towards town at
all. We have to have towns and
if it were not for us farming
people where would the town be?
But let us try to live independ
ent of town in a sense. When
this is done and not until then,
we will have a class of
level headed, broad minded
farmers then town will be worth
more and the farmer twice as
much. Then you will not see so
many young men hanging around
town wanting a job of most any
thing to earn a little money.
But instead they will be at home
with plenty around them and
THE DANBURY REPORTER
they can be studying to be
masters of the soils, then with
a kind and loving mother and
father, with brothers and
sisters combined should all in
one family agree. Mother should
be a home maker for her family
and prepare her girls as they
come up in life to be home mak
ers for some nice young man. I
say a nice man, a gentleman, for
if they are trained up in the
right way with obedience and
truthfulness, kind and pleasant
with her fortune in her face
some gentleman will come after
her to make him a home. She
will not have to run herself
down and disgrace herself to
marry. The day is here that
there is a demand for all ambi
tious energetic young ladies.
Now we will see how it would
look in another picture. Sup
pose the fathers and mothers of
today just let their children go
does not pay any attention to
educate them or try to teach
them anything at home—just let
them drag around. Of course a
child doesn't know what he has
to have to go through in this
world, so if some one does not
try to teach him and show him
where he is and what he wants
he will be left in desperate con
dition when he comes to man
hood. We see enough of this in
our day and time. So let us as
mothers and ho~>- irakers, real
ize that this ; j.v. bj our never
failing duty ;ry to make our
generation betur and set the
example for generations to come,
to be upbuilding and not degrad
ing. 1 could write on, one thing
gives room for another, but as
this is my first attempt I won't
worry the reader too lung.
MRS. F. W. YEN ABLE.
NOTICE:
iln viiiy; duly qualified as admiuls
trut'ir ii]>ut the estate of Win. M
lleatll. deceased. in it ice is hereby
ffivt'ii l o nil persons 11r>I,|iiiu" claims
against tin- said Win. M. Heath, to
present them ti> mi' for payment,
duly authenticated, on or liy tlie
Ist day of April. l!li:>, or tiiis notice
will lie pleaded iu liar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to
said estate are hereby respectfully
requested to make immediate pay
ment to me.
This tile I'litli da.v of March. 1912.
S. 1,. HOLLAND, Ad'iur.
I'. O. Mlzpah. N. c., Route 1.
X. (). l'etree, Att.v. for Adinr.
NOTICE.
Having ]ualltlel as HdinlnlstratorH
upon the estate of J. E. Sheltou.
deceased, all persons Indebted to the
estate of J. E. Sheltou aie hereby
uotliied to please come forward and
make Immediate settlement, und
all persuing holding claims against
the estate of said deceased to pleatte
prwueut t hum to tu for payment,duly
autUwnilcattMl oil or liefore the 28th
day iif Fub. 1 Wl:f, or this notice will
l>e pleaded In liar of their recovery.
Tills the isth day of Feb. 1912.
WILLIE T. SHELTON,
WATT HI.'TCHEKSON,
Adni'rs of .1. E. Shelton, dee'd.
Aiblress:
WillieT. Sheltou, Sandy ltldi;w, N. C.
Watt Hutcherson, Winston-Salem,
N. C.
State of North Car. I In the Su-
Stokes County. | perior
Thos. V. Grouse, | Court,
Executor of George I Before the
H. Crouse, deceased, | Clerk.
Plaintiff, against | Order for
Leanna Spainhower, I Publica
and others, Defen- I tion of
dants. I notice to
I non resi-
I dent de-
I fendants.
In the above entitled action,
it appearing to the Court upon
affidavit filed that Leanna Spain
hower, widow of Virgil Spain
hower, deceased, Emily Crouse
and her husband, S. B. Crouse,
Solomon Spainhower, husband
of Amanda Spainhower, deceas
ed, and the heirs at law of said
Amanda Spainhower, deceased,
to wit : Arthur Spainhower,
Alice Sande and her hosband,
Fred Sande, Minnie Vinson and
her husband, Lewis Vinson,
Samuel Spainhower, BettieTeas
c'.ale and her husband, James
Teasdale, Minnie Sande and her
husband, George Sande, and
also W. H. Crouse. a child of
I. W. Crouse, deceased, part
of the defendants in said action,
are non residents of ihe State of
North Carolina, and can not
after due diligence, be found
therein, and can not be per
sonally served with process, and
are necessary parties to this
action, the same being an action
for the sale of the lands belong
ing to the estate of George H.
Crouse, for assets to pay debts,
and for distribution under the
will of said George H. Crouse :
It is therefore ordered by the
Court that publication of notice
be made for four successive
weeks in the Dan bury Reporter,
a newspaper published in Dan
bury, Stokes county, N. C.,
notifying all of said non resi
dent defendants to appear at
the office of the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Stokes county,
N. C., in Dan bury, on or by
the 30th day of April. 1912, and
answer or demur to the petition
now on file in said cause: and
let said defendants take notice
that if they fail to appear and
answer or demur to said petition
on or by the said 30th diiy of
April, 1912. the petition will be
heard ex parte as to them, and
the relief therein prayed for
granted.
This the 26th day of March
1912.
M. T. CHILTON,
Clerk Superior Court, Stokes
County, N. C.
N. 0. Petree, Atty. for Plff.
State of North Carolina,
Stokes County,
In the Superior Court. Spring Term,
1012. Notice and Order of Publication.
W. S. Tllley, Plaintiff,
Vs.
Rosella Tllley, Defendant.
I'pon affidavit Hied In the above
entitled cause, the name being a
suit for alwolute divorce from tlw
bonds of matrimony heretofore
existing lietween the plaintiff and
defendant. It Is ordered that notice
l>e published to the said defendant
for four aucvesslve weeks In the Dan
bury Reporter, a newspaper pub
lished In the town of Danbury,
Stokes County, North Carolina,
notifying the said defendant Rosella
Tllley to l»e and ap|>ear before the
Judge of our Superior Court at a
Court to be held for the County of
Stojces av the Court Ho«*e at Dan
bury on the 10th Monday after tin-first
Monday In March. 11(12. and answer
the complaint which Is deposited
In the office of the Clerk of tlie Su
perior court of said county within the
lirst three days of the "eriu, and let
the said defendant, Rosella Tllley
take notice that If she fulls toapjiear
and answer or demur to the sold
complaint within that term, the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded In the mmplulut
and the cost of this action to taxed
by the Clerk. Herein fall not. Given
under my hand and seal on this the
22ml day of Feb. 11*12.
M. T. CHILTON,
Clerk Superior ('ourt, ('unity.
.1. l>. liuniphivys, Att.v. for flit.
NOTICE OF SALE.
My virtue of an authority conveyed
In a certain deed of trnst executed to
C. C. Campbell, trustee, by John
Owens and Theule, his wife, on the
25th day of Nov.. I'JIO, and recorded
In the office of the Register of Deeds
of Stokes county, N. C., In book of
mortgages No. 51 page 754 and thei
conditions therein not having been'
compiled with, at the request of the I
holder thereof I, C. C. Campbell,
Trustee, will sell for cash to the!
highest bidder at the residence of I
Joint Owens, on the premises of
saiil lands in Stokes County, N. ('., I
at 12 o'clock m. on Saturday, April,
27. 1012, the following described real
estate situated In Stokes county, N.
C., in Quaker (lap township
and described as follows : Adjoining
the lands of Peter Slate, Thompson
Rogers and others and bounded
as follow: Beginning at a small
persimmon bush running due West
to Peter Slate's line, thence with his
line to Clemmon Dearinjn's corner,
thence with his line to Thompson
Roger's line, thence with his line to
Bob Ward's corner, thence with Ills
line to the lieglnning, containing 25
acres more or less.
Tills March 20th, 1912.
C. C. CAMPBELL,
! Trustee.
State of North I In the Super-
Carolina, | ior Court
| Stokes County, | Before the
S. P. Grogan, Clerk
Plff.
vs.
Wm. Smith, Dee K. Smith,
John Smith, Mrs. Louisa Brown
and husband, Hub Brown, Mrs.
Bulah Moore and husband, J. G.
Moore, Mrs. Rilla Sheppard and
husband, Z. R. Sheppard, Mrs.
j Perlie Smith and husband, Wel
don Smith, Virgil Smith, Harvey
; Smith, Lester Smith, Fred
Smith, Wheeler Smith, Mrs.
Lennis L. New and husband,
I George New, Jesse 0. Smith,
Mrs. Ruth Robertson and hus
band, L. W. Robertson, Bessie
D. Smith and Hester B. Smith,
Defendants.
It appearing to the court by
petition filed in the cause and
! the affidavit hereto annexed and
filed herein, that a cause of
action exists in favor of the peti
tioners herein and against the
defendant herein the same be
ing a special proceeding to sell
, about 104 acres of land lying
in Snow Creek Township,
Stokes county, N. C., adjoining
the lands of James Smith,
James Taylor and others, which
lands formerly belonged to Dar-
I ian Smith and John P. Smith and
which now belongs to L. P.
Grogan and heirs at law of John
P. Smith, and the proceeding
is for the purpose of selling
j the land and dividing the money
j arising from the sale thereof
! instead of the land itself. It
: also appearing by said affidavit
, that Jesse O. Smith, Bessie D.
Smith, Mrs. Lennis L. New and
husband, George New are non
residents of the State of North
Carolina and after due diligence
cannot be found therein and
caniiot be served with process in
the ordinary way, and are
necessary parties to this pro
ceeding. It is therefore ordered
1 by the court that notice be served
; upon the said nonresident deft's.
by a publication thereof for four
successive weeks in the Danbury
Reporter, a newspaper published
in Danbury, Stokes County N. j
C., notifying the said defendants
:of this action and the said
, defendants, Mrs. Lennis L. New
j and husband. George New,
| Bessie D. Smith and Jesse O.
! Smith take notice of they fail to
answer or demur to petition
which is filed in this cause on
or before the 6th day of April,
1912 that the relief will be
granted as prayed for therein.
Done at office in Danbury on
6th day March, 1912.
M. T. CHILTON,
Clerk Superior Court,
O'l'iCE OF SALE OF REAL ES
TATE.
By virtue of a decree of the Sup
erior Court of Stokes county, N. C ,
entered in the Special proceeding In
the case entitled, "Lulu Ray and
her husband R. T. Ray against J.
Reld Forest and others," the un
derelgned commUeloners will ex
pose to public sale to the highest
bidder for canh, at the court house
door In the town of Danbury, N. C..
Saturday, April 20th, 1012, at the
hour of one o'clock p. iu., a tract
of land In Stokes County, which be
longed to Samuel M. Forest deceas
ed, nnd descrlt)ed In a deed from
Sally Forest and James M. Forest
to Samuel M. Forest, recorded In the
office of the Register of Deeds for
Stokes County, N. C., In Book No.
42, panes 184 and 185, dated March
12th, 1000.
Bounded as follows:—Beginning
at a poplar, north 47 poles to pts.,
west 00 poles to pts., north 80 poles
to pts„ north so degrees east, ll.s
poles to the fork of a branch and
bunch of willows, north down the
branch 50 degrees eaet, to ti chest
nut. 2« poles, north, 70 degrees east,
20 poles to a locust on the bank of
the branch, south, 00 degrees east,
8 poles to a l>eiid In said branch,
north, 78 degrees east, 27 poles pac
ing by a spring to gum pt«., south
40 degrees west, 1« poles to the old
line, south 100 poles passing by a
red oak In a Hold, to red oak corner,
east 180 poles to a post oak. south
00 poles to a post oak corner mark
ed with the letter "B" on the east
side of the Danbury road, west 252
pedes to the beginning, containing
I*4 acres, more or less, adjoining the
lands of Forest, R. W.
George, and others. Saving and
excepting from the above boundary.
02 acres thereof, deeded by Samuel
M. Fitpplu to James Forest's wife
and children.
The rents on said tract for tin
year 1012, to go to the purchaser
of the land, but possession of the
land Itself not to be given until the
crop for the year 1012 Is matured.
The above tract of land is valua
ble and persons desiring to purchase
a good farm should see the land,
and attend the sale. This the lltli
day of March, 1012.
.1. D. HIM I'll REVS,,,
X. o PET REE. Coinr s.
P. W. Gunter,
PROFESSIONAL BARBER
King, N. C.
All kinds first class barber
work done. Barber shop open
at all hours.
LAND SALE.
j By virtue of the power of sale con-
I tained in « certain deed of trust ex
ecuted 011 the I.lth day of March.
I 1911, to the undersigned trustee to
nee are the payment of a note for
:?4aT.Ki and interest to \Y. L. McCan
less and a note of $12.1.n0 due to -\V.
Multe which last named note has
been assigned to the Hank of Stokes
county, which deed of trust appears
| of record in the office of the Register
of Deeds of Stokes County, X. C., in
book Xo. .hi, page .15 and default liav
-1 ing iieen made in the payment of said
notes and the same now being due
i ami unpaid, and request having been
| made liv the holders of said notes to
me to sell saiil lands to satisfy the
terms of said deed of trust, I will in
accordance with the terms, stipula
tions and conditions contained in
| said deed of trust sell at public auc
tion to tiie highest bidder for cash
at the court house door in the town
|of DaulMiry, X. c. on Monday the
I --11« I day of April. 191:!. the'lands
| conveyed in said deed of trust.
; which are described as follows to
1 wit: A certain tract of land lving
ami lieing in Stokes County ami
! more particularly described and
I delined as follows to wit:
j Ist tract; beginning at an apple
tree at Xewt. Stephens' corner,
thence north 10 decrees East on his
i line l.» chains to his corner, poin
ters, thence north .*»u decrees east
j:!(»)(, chains to a stake on the west
. bank of the Heil Shoals road which
leads from E. C. Shcppard's store to
j Jewell's thence south 2:i decrees
i Kast along said road as it meanders
14chains to a mulberry on the west
bank of said road thence in about a
south west direction chains to a
I poplar at the Henry ISulliu Spring,
| thence down the branch which runs
out from said spring in a general
south west direction to a poplar on
the cast bank of said branch in Lee
Smith's line near Moses I'. Cnlliii's
ami Lee Smith's corner, thence west
oiil.ee Smith's and Moses 11.I 1 . Bul-
I jin's line to the beginning contain-
I lug about acres more or less ad-
I joining the lands Xewt. Stephens.
.Moses i\ Htillin and others. Also
two other tracts of land, one of
' which contains K, of one acre and
: one about 1' 1-1' acres, for boundaries
of the l-i' nerc, and 2 1-2 acre tracts
and for full description of same re
ference is hereunto made to deed
[ from L. K. Malic and wife t• \Y. c.
Mabe. which dii'd bears date of Dec.
2.'! rd. I'.'lil, and appears of record ia
the oliice nf the Register of Deeds of
Stokes County. X. C. in book No .*.4
page .1(11.
This IMb dav of March', lull'.
.1. D. 111'MPI IH K YS. Trustee.
NOTICE UK LAND SALE.
By virtue of a de ree* of the Su
perior ( oiirt of Stokes County,
rendered in the special proceeding
entitled "Nancy F Dodsoti and
others against Hcssic Davidson and
others," on the 29th day of Keliv.
11112, appointing the undersigned *a
commissioner for the purpose. I will
expose to public sale to the highest
bidder for cash, upon the premises in
Stokes County, on Thursday, April
11th. 11)12. Nt the hour of one o'clock
p. in., a tract of land in Snow Creek
Township, Stokes County. X. C„
bounded on the West by' lands of
.Icrry Dodson, on the North by the
land of T. J. (iann, on the Kast by
the lands of (Jeo. (iriffin and on the
South by the lands of X. H. Duggins,
containing Ml acres, more or less,
and being the tract of land described
lathe will of John Preston,(deceased,
recorded in the office of the Clerk
of theSuperlor Court of Stokes Coun
ty. N. ('., in Will Hook No, (!, pages
ti' etc., which was devised for life
to Clarkcy T. Preston, with remain
der for life to I'eriuella U. Dodson,
with remainder In fee to certain
of the children of said Pemielln B.
Dodson, reference to said will being
hereunto made.
This the 4th day of March. 1912
X. (). PETItEE Commissioner.
NOTICE !
Having duly qualified as executor
of the last will and testament of S.
.1. Lawrence, deceased, notice Is
hereby Riven to all persons holding
claims against the estate of r.aid
deceased, to present them to me for
payment, duly authenticated, on or
by the 20th day of Keb.. I'll:!, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons Indebted to
said estate are hereby respectfully
requested to make Immediate pay
ment. This the 14th dav of Feb.,
1912.
It. 11. L. SMITH,
j Executor of S. .1. Lawrence.
I'. O. Kranclsco. N. C„ Route 2
I X. (). Petree, Attv. for Ex.
;
NOTICE.
Having duly qualified as executor
of the last will and testament of
Peter K. Overby, dtreased. notice
is hereby given to all persons hold
ing claims against the estate of the
said Peter K. Overby, to present
them to me for payment, duly
I authenticated, on or by the Ist day
11>f April. 191.'!, or tills notice will lie
! pleaded In bar of their recovery. All
persons Indebted to said estate are
I respectfully requested to make iin
mediate settlement of same with
! me.
! Tills the 14 dav of Mar. 1911,
K. K. OVKRHY.
Kxecutor of I'. K. Overby.
Post  Iffiee, Stuart Va.. Route's.
I X. O. Pet ree. Att.v. for Ex.
NOTICK !
Ha vlng duly qualified as executor
of the last will ami testament of
William Lash, colored, deceased,
I notice is hereby given to all persona
j holding claims against the estate of
the said William Lash, colored,
to present them to the undersigned
I for payment, duly authenticated,
on or before the 20th day of Feb.,
1191:!. or this notice will be pleaded
•In bar of their recovery. All persons
| Indebted to said estate are hereby
i requested to make immediate pay
ment. Tills the 14th day of Feb.,
1912.
•I. T. LYNCH,
Executor of Wm. Lash, Col.
P. O. Pilot Mtn., N. C., Route 1
N. o. I'etree, Atty. for Ex.
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