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PINNACLE RUNAWAY
A 1 MOST A CATASTROPHE
Mrs Nap er and Mrs Tutile Ha\e
a Vciy Narrow Iscapt I roai
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Napier Pinnacle, tin ! hi r
daughter Mrs 1. F ruttii and
little - A\Kill. • t' K.-ar kt
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I Opened June 15 |
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l The Most Ideal Summer i
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• Special invitation extended to people of •
2 Stokes county to spend a week or longer •
% with us. Cultured and refined company, •
S high class music, good fare, good service, •
t no flies, sanitary arrangements, etc. •
! RATES REASONABLE I
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\ PEPPER BROTHERS, Proprietors. |
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against the front wheel. the
back of her head and left arm
mi the hind wheel, and entangl
ing her feet and body in the
lines, lap robe, etc . partly
i-wimring and finally dragging
her. head downward tor a
distance of about yards,
tearing her hat and a part of
her hair front her head as it
ploughed through the dirt.
Kir. I providence provided t"«»r
! :• neck .i". kept i: from
!• vaki:ig.
Mrs Napa-r's in srv was a
-. _-'nr bruise on her right arm
,i- i'.nesi.in torn and bkvdinir
- iii'r left han 1 The little
; y j imped from the baggv and
c ear. without in;urv
Mrs. ruttle was badly braised
.r i sh.iA up. !> it n «!> mo* a ere
\\ AN TF.I' Ar•s pe • tab', o
A ' w .ma"., eithor v\ i >.v r
ii. to liv • wth family
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e•7l f >rtable h>m • Writ N\.
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From R L. Nunn.
Mr. Kditor :
For the benetit of the mem
bers of the Farmers' Union in
Stokes county, please print the
following
The second quarterly meeting
of the I'nion was held in Pan
h iry Saturday. July tith. and
was one of the best meetings
held in a lontf time.
We hail with us Mess: - - I'.
M. Comer of Panville. \'a and
lohn U. William* of Ro k -* -i>r
ham. who made excellent speech
e> aloiii; I'nion lines. W', also
paid m the re paired ha ' of
stock for the I'nion Bar at
Walnut Cove, and it was decid
ed to raise the capital stoe:\ to
instead of *Ui.o no.
The meeting was well attend
ed and every one seemed ' IK
well pleased. The date was
sot for our annual picnic : be
held at Pan bury on the : :cnic
t: rounds Au* 17. l'.'lJ \\\
»vill hav. tw > or more
speakers and Patrick i' inty
I 'ni-band there on the ...■ >ve
date. Brother Corner w !>e
there i'd wo will tr> • >M
ar. >ther. - ust as £INHI.
The picnic will be con.; . -ted
upon the same plan a last - ar.
namely; oach that briny- »"•>'
rations to put on the tab., will
:••• allowed to take his family
and a few invited quests  ■ the
inside o; the enclosed spae tnd
will hav. charge of hi- ■ -vvn
spread. 1 her. all tx-rson- :hat
dot t briny anything will li * up
around fence or. tla i .'side
when ::ner is announced and
will !•«' waite 1 upon by th" »• m
■>; l> S you see the i! •a is
tr.e dos'.rublt place and y'
:• > ■. i: e >ntribute s ' •th
insr. Now let's take tar" this
II i: ■.r o -cals and. s»  we
■ant ye - :.c: membt i t> arr.
- p.a tin - yto put .r. th *a*»l«
tl aiu i I.i'e.
t 'U!' J• IC!.li.* l*i>t Vt'iir i
succt *ss. and we had nice
s; read. b;t Wo w.at.t to ha • the
!H S* ••? e ■ vel* this yea and
with th heart, coo|iera' ■■ oi
me::.vers we can ! . it
Frater: ailv.
K. 1.. M \ N
FOR SAKE baled hav. any
-viin! .1 1 Miller. Pi.'.to' N. i .
THE DAN BURY REPORTER
Summcrfield.
Summerfield, July 7. We
have been blessed so far with
' yood seasons in this section and
crops are UH »kin>r tine. The
r wheat crop is very sorry in
- this section.
I The Ith of July passed quietly.
As there was no celebration at
the Guilford Hattle Ground, the
j Sunday School of this plaa had
a picnic there. Then was also
a picnic at the White t »ak Cotton
! Mill.
. Mrs. l.ucy Mishceaux. of this
place, passed away the •"> and
» and was buried the t'th at
Stokesdale.
The stork is at la rye m our
, town and has left two little yirls. 1
■lie at Mr. I'onard Strader's and
' the other at Mr. S C. Case's
Mr. Tro\ Winfree. of S. ('..
1 i- visitinir his father of this
, plac».
Mr. Will Rice has moved hi>
saw mill on Mrs. F. W. Poyyett's
farm and will soon be ready for
work.
Mr. W. S. IlLhtill. of this
place, made a business trip to
Greensboro the 'ith.
W> are very Sorry indeed to
learn the death of Miss \i\ian
t iann. of Sandy Ridy» Route '2.
but w feel the loss t- her
people l- yreat, but to Heaven
and to God it is yam. for the
writer has seen her at th housi
of (iod many times.
»n the !rd there was a severe
electric storm. Three buildings
were struct and damaged \> r.
mud.. Tile Groom housi own
ed by Pr. H. W illis was s vere'y
damay« d. At the time it was
struck there was n > one in the
house. The dwelling of Mr.
li. C. Pr.ttian was struck and
slightly damayed. and the other
one Udny a house owr.ed by
W'infree. occupyed by
Mr Walter Sutton. Tin- liyhtn
ii.y struck a tret. 1 in the >ard,
then run down the chimney into
the house, striking the wife of
Mr. Sutton in the face anil run
her entiiv length, tearing one
of her shoes otT. She is is still
, living but very low.
SKLDOM COKMR.
Meadows Township Sundav Sihoc»|
Convention.
The Meadows Township Sun
day School convention will be
held with the Gernianton Bap
' tist Sunday School on Saturday.
July 27th. I!U2. at Germanton,
N. C. The convention will he
called to order at lit o'clock, A.
A. The program follows :
Song service By convention.
1 devotional exercise -By Rev. J
R. \V. Crews.
Song By convention.
Reorganization.
Reports from Sunday Schools.
Short talks from representa
tives ot each school tolling needs
of each school.
Song.
Sunday School address l>y Rev.
Samra Smith.
Song. "Blest Be the Tie" By
con \ ention.
Benediction Recess for din
ner to be served in picnic style.
Convention meet song.
Rtading programs by the
several schools.
Address by J. C. Carson.
Mi.-c 'llaneous business.
Song "God Ik* With You."
Benediction.
liach Sunday School is ex
pected to be present with short
pmirrams. Let everybody cme
and have a good time together
Brin_r a well tliU d basket.
.1. B. tiRKF.N \
I. B. CHAI'MAN ' Com
C. T. BAKKR /
Announcement ol J 0 Smith h'or
Shi riif
 iermanton, .lul\ 7.
A> it is getting near the time
for the precinct primaries I wish
to say to the Republicans of
St"kes county if you think I
have sacrificed to lie entitled to
the nomination for Sheriff I
will appreciate the same and
will serve the party to the best
of m\ al ility.
Respectfullv vours,
.1. n. SMITH.
NLWS 01 MIZPAH
Burial of Mr. Sylvester Overbv
kc Cream Supper —Other Items
Mi/ipah. -luly >. Mr. Vess
Overby. who died Saturday, was
laid to rest at Qaker «ap Baptist
church Sunday. Quite a large
crowd were present.
Rev. Samra Smith preached to
a larg att«ntivi audience at
Quaker (lap church Sunday.
Messrs.\V.!. Slate. Sol Hall and
1 »r. J. W. Slate were among the
number that went to 1 •anbury
on business Saturday.
Mr. Roy Slate, of Kernersville.
visited relatives here Saturda>
;and Sunday.
Mrs. \V. .lohnson. who has
been seriously ill for some time,
is improving. Her main friends
will be glad to learn.
There was an ice cream supper
given at Messrs. J. \V. and (!.
W. RoU rtson's Saturday night.
A large crowd was present and
all report a nice time.
Mr. Gaston Meadows and
family visited his parents at
Mi/.pah Sunday.
I'r. •' \\. Siate made a short
business trip to King Motidav.
VISITOR.
I awn Party At King
There will Ik- a lawn party
at C. !. Ingram's on Saturday
night. -'u!\ L'uth, 1!• 12. Kver>-
bod\ i- invited to att -ru', es
pecially the young people. The
proceeds, after all exjiemes are
paid, goes to the In-m lit of tho
Galatia Christian Sunday School.
Special invitation to all Sunday
School people. There will be
good music and we expect to
have a nice ijuiet crowd. Kvery
bodv come.
MR. .1. K. SToNKi
MISS VKd.A INGRAM Mgrs.
MISS BKNA I.OVK I
Terracotta for wells. B »yles
Mercantile i 'o.
Big lot rock silt. B »yles Mer
cantile Co
Vou can save a little on m »st
evervthing at Butner's store.
l'lenty of I taisy Middlings.
Boyles Mercantile Co.