1. JOHN NEAL ILL
Stricken With Paralysis Fri
dav Of the Past Week
IS ABLE TO BE UP
Mr. Jas. Taylor Improving But
Nit Out Of Danger-Other
News of Meadows.
Meadow:--, Jan. 7. —Mr. John
Neal, one of the oldest citizens
in the community, was stricken
with paralysis Friday, affecting
him in one side. He can walk
about some but cannot talk.
He is improved some at this
writing.
Mr. James Taylor, who was
recen Jy shot by N'at Nelson,
is still confined to his bed. and
not out of danger.
There are a good many cases
of measles in this section and
most of families have been ex
posed.
Miss Ruth Glidewell and
brother. Fred. ha\e returned
from Mavodan where they spent
Christmas. Miss Minnie Glide
well. who is teaching in Rock
ingham, visited her parents
Xmas.
Mr. Sam Tuttle spent Xmas ,
with his mother and has return
ed to Winston.
Miss Carrie Hill spent Xmas 1
with relatives at Walnut Cove. 1
Mr. Robt. Neal has returned
to Whitsett after spending his '
vacation with his parents here. 1
Mrs. -Ino. Neal is visiting
relatives at Madison this week.
Mr. Edgar Wall and wife, of
Winston, visited Mrs. Wall's i
mother, Mrs. W. P. Sands,
Christmas, returning home last 1
week. , 1
Mr Tross Wall, who holds a '
position in Greensboro, visited '
liH parents last week. '
Mr. Joe Joyce has been con
fiT?d to lis room for several 1
days with mumps. He is out
again now.
Slit Cova Scute 1.
Walnut Cove, Route 1, Jan.
—The farmers of this section
are busy burning plant land.
There are several cases of
measVs in this neighborhood,
but it don't seem to hurt the j
people veiy much.
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Meadows
visited their son, Mr. C. A.
Meadows, a* Kfrnesville last 1
Saturday,
Mr. fin' l Mrs.. J. R. Smith
visited at Mr. W. V. Meadows*
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fowler
visited Mr. C. R. Fowler Sun
day.
Miss Harrett Ross visited
friends at King the past week
Messrs. Tom Green, -f Wal
nut Cove; Billie and Settle 1
Smith, of Mizpah: I. G. Ross.
Jr., and Miss Martha Ross were
visitors at Mr. J. B. Green's
•Sunday.
Miss Pearl Blaylock visited ■
Miss Catherine Smith Sunday, i
There will be preachin? at
Palmyra church at 11 a. m.
SUNDAY SCHOOL GIRL, j
Walnut Cove, Jan. 6.—Mr.
Oliver Smith's family have
measles, and several other
families in this neighborhood
are expecting to take it.
Mr. Charlie Meadows and
little son, Valma, of Kernesville,
spent Friday night with his
father, Mr. M. T. Meadows.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Chapman
visited at Mr. S. C Montgomery's
Siturdf y night.
A FRIEND.
WANTED—A good mule 5 or
6 years old. Must have good
qualities and be sound. Cash if
a bargain. Address quick,
FARMER, care Reporter, Dan
bury, N. C.
LAND POSTERS-Ten cents
a dozen, mailed to and address
"REPORTER, Danbury, N. C.
ladies' Missionary Society
Holds Interesting Meeting
The Ladies' Missionary Society
met at the Methodist church
Sunday, Jan. sth, at 2 o'clock.
The program is as follows:
Song—"Throw out the Life
Line."
Devotional Exercises by Presi
dent, Mrs. H. M. Joyce.
Secretary and Treasurer's re
port.
Organ solo — "Humoresque,",
D'Torak, Miss Mary Taylor.
Reading—"The New Year and
its Duties," Mrs. N. A. Martin.
Reading "From Peking to!
Yantse Kiang," Miss Jessie
Pepper.
Local solo—Bright in the East, i
Miss Mary Joyce.
Christmas poem—Mrs. J. S.
Taylor.
Song "Bringing in the
Sheaves."
After the program was carried
out the committee, Mesdames T.
J. Folger, J. T. Smith and Miss,
Josie Pepper, who had arranged
the program for the afternoon
invited the members of the
society into Sunday School room
where they served delicious re
freshments, consisting of am
brosia. waiters and hot chocolate.
The room was artistically deco
rated with holly, ferns and sev
eral blooming plants.
The Missionary Society meets
the first Sunday in February at
the Presbyterian church.
Brim.
Brim, Jan. 4.—Misses Rosa
Carroll and Annie Moore have
returned from their homes
where they spent Xmas, and
will take charge of their school
at Asbury Monday.
Messrs. John and Lee Frans
of Winston spent the holiday
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Frans.
Mrs. Walter George and child
ren of King visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Tilley, last
week.
Mr. Tom Dearmin and wife of
Mt. Airy visited Mr. Dearmin's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Dearmin, during Christmas.
Miss Nomie Jessup of Mt. Airy
visited relativts on Brim Koute
during the holidays
Mr. Joe Tilley and Miss Emma
Hudson were married last Satur- j
day night.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John R. |
Smith, a fine boy.
BLACK EYED KID.
hARM E S S
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Equity watches are also made in 7 Jewel grade. V 4
m Equity watch movements are cased at the •
factory, and delivered direct from the factory to
the jeweler. Each watch is accompanied by a de
-0 scriptive tag, on which the price is plainly marked.
THE DANBURY REPOton*
Family Reunion
and Other News.
Tobaceoville Route 2, Dec. 28.
—A reunion of the family of Mr.
and Mrs. C. Shultz, on Dec.
123 : All the children and grand
j children were present, as fol
lows : Ed. Shultz of Roanoke,
; Va., who holds a responsible po
sition with the N. & W. railway:
E. H. Shultz, who is taking a
business course in the Roanoke
.Business College: W. N. Shultz.
I who is house manager of the
;Zinzendorf Hotel of Winston:
Miss E. 0. Spainhour of Win
ston: Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Kiger
of Donnaha: Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
: Rutledge of Dalton. After a
i short chat and a view of the nice
presents, the call came for din
ner. All gathered around a
heavy laden table of the very
best things to eat, then Mr. C
J. Shultz offered thanks. After
all had eaten to their hearts' con
tent, all went into the house
where we had some fine music
on the graphophone. The writer
hopes that Mr. and Mrs. Shultz
will live to see many more happy 1
Christmases like this. There
being about 25 present, the wri- 1
tor feels much gratified as being I
one present and enjoying the fine '
dinner with them.
Miss Mina Houchins is visiting!
her parents Mr. and rs. W. N. 1
llouchins during the holidays.
Mr. Calhoun, of Dobson, came
down to vis.it his daughtdr Mrs.
J. H. Newsum for a few days,
and was taken ill, only lived two
days. He was buried at Trinity
Church today, aged (57 years old.
He leaves manv frit nds to mourn
his loss. CLODKNOCKER.
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Pinnacle.
Pinnacle, -lan. 3.—Christmas
has passed off very quietly with
, the exception of a little drinking.
Measles is raging in this sec
tion at present.
Mr. and Mrs T M Lawson at
tended preaching at Pilot Mt
Sunday. The services were con
ducted by Rev L T Tucker.
I think the wedding bells will
soon ring as Mr. Gordon calls on
Miss Lawson every Sunday.
Misses Ada and Ella Boyles
i gave a musical entertainment
; last Tuesday night in honor of
\ Miss Elsie Gordon. Among
I those present were Misses Clem
-1 mie and Eliza Gordon, Macie
Pulliam, Joy Wall, Lora and
Delia Lawson. Messrs Duke and
jCebron and Frank Dodson, Har
; lis and Robert Lawson and Er
nest Wall.
Mrs. J. W. George and daugh
ter Elsie and Miss Lora Lawson
| spent Saturday and Sunday with
I their sister Mrs. J. S. Pell.
Miss Macie Pulliam spent the
Christmas holidays with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Pul
liam of King.
•Misses Ada »nd Ella Boyles
spent Monday night with their
cousins, Misses Marie, Lora and
Delia Lawson.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Burge,
a fine boy.
The residence of Mr. Harris
Lawson is nearly completed.
Miss Marie Lawson gave a
New Year party last Wednesday
night in honor of Miss Macie
| Pulliam. Those present were
Misses Nellie Austin and Lizzie
J Fulton of Georgia, Dunkley Law
ison of Ivanhoe, Va., Miss Helen
Clark of Winston, Messrs. Wil
! liams and Lester of Summerfield,
and Paul Clifton of Winston.
All seemed to have a jolly time.
| The party began at 7:30 when
' the nice fruits were served by
Delia and Robert Lawson. Then
1 some games were played until
9:15 o'clock. Then they were
invited into the beautifully dec- i
orated dining room, with ferns
and evergreens, where a sumpt-,
uous supper was served of cakes,
1 pickles ard wine, after the I
supper was over they were en- j
tertained until the parting hour
with music bv Miss Nellie Austin, i
FARM FOa SmLE
1 175 acres on Big Creek near !
i Francisco, N. C., best phone;
: connection in the county, 1-2
mile to good school, 10 acres
second bottom worth SIOO.OO
i per acre, 20 acrrs creek bottom
i worth SSO per acre, buildings on
place worth at least SI,OOO. All
the above land fine for corn,
! wheat and tobacco, - good orch-!
| ard, good new feed barn, very j
good dwelling, tobacco barns,
; out buildings of all kinds, the
best pack house in the county,
one tenant house, 10 acres in
grass, and 6 acres in clover.
Possession given Jan. Ist, 1913.
Cash $3150.00.
R. E. SMITH,
Francisco, N. C.
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CLOTHING STOREIN THE STATE 1
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2 WeU Tailored Suits they are hard X
S more than s ' x months, taking the /) S
9 mnjgn/ best from several lines and now for 1 J ggjjmfok £
H $9.75 HJ-fI
2 roiiii we will show you all-pure wool, well* Vy! j W 9
® tailored suits hard finished worsteds C/j 1* II A
Iri \W Hill or cashmeres 80.75. Compare them LL 111 Z
I'm IHif I" hoys' suits we challenge any of A
B ml $1.95, $2.50, 52.95, and" $3.50. All X
0 HL& wo °l su * t9 * 4 - 55, 56, $7.50 and up. W \Tmad«/ 9
Other men's suitssß.6o, sl2 50, sls, W ®
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' ' ' 4th St., next to Thompson's Drug Store. £
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Xing.
King. Jan. 8-Rev E W Tur
ner filled his regular appoint
ment at King Baptist Church
Saturday and Sunday,
j The King Sunday School is
I progressing nicely with a large
enrollment.
I Miss Nannie Fulton of Mount
I Airy is visiting Miss Mamie
Moore this week.
Mr D V Carroll left for the
I Legislature Morfdav.
The King Baptist Church is
; making arrangements to buiid
an addition to the church and
I repaint. Hope if weather is
| suitable to have the work com
i pleted in 30 days,
j Mr L R Coe of Dalton has ac
cepted a position with the
Southern Railway at King and
hopes to move here and assume
his duties in the near future.
We welcome him in pur midst.
Mr. S- T Reynolds is improv
ing after a week confinement
with neuralgia.
Rev. Mr. Burrus, of Siloam,
preached an excellent sermon to
I a filled houte here Sunday night
j Attorney H O Sapp, of Wins
ton-Salem, spent the night with
! W R. Kiger, returning home
j this morning.
The stockholders of the Fair j
Association was called to meet j
here last Saturday, but failed to i
get enough stock together to do !
business.
The annual business meeting
iof the Quickstep Telephone Co
; was well attended. All the old
lofiicets were re-elected The:
King centrol office was contract
ed to Mr. L. K. Pulliam
, Mrs. J. E. Fowler and son,
. Mr. Sebon Fowler, have returned
from a visit to High Point.
LEE.
Walnut Gove Route 1.
Walnut Cove Route 1, Jan. 6.
Measles and scarlet fever is
all the go in this community.
Rev. J. H. Brendall will fill his
regular appointment at Palmyra
church next Sunday morning at
II o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Coy Carroll re
: turned to their home at High i
Point Sunday, after a stay in
Stokes county visiting friends
■ and relatives.
Messrs. Charlie Blaylock and
J. H. Tatum have the measles.
Mr. R. C. Allen visited at Mr.
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CHAS. F. SAPP,
WINSTON-SALEM, - - - N. C.
W. F. Chapman's last Sunday.
Miss Pearl Blaylock visited her
cousin, Mrs. Janie Chapman,
Sunday morning.
Among those that visited at
Mr. S. L. Smith's Sunday even
ing were Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Allen, Miss Pearl Blaylock,
Messrs. Y. S. Smith, W. H. W.
Smith, L J. Fowler, Mrs. W.
F. Chapman and daughter,
Halie.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Smith
visited at Mr. W. V. Meadows
Sunday,
Mr. Wade Carroll is spending
this week at High Point with his
daughter, Mrs. Fannie Hart
grove.
Mrs. Mary Boles spent Sunday
night with her son, Air J. W.
Boles.
Rev Jim King preached at
Bethel church Sunday evening.
Campbell.
Campbell, Jan. 4 —Christmas
passed off very qietly in this sec
tion with the exception of a lit
le drinking
Measles i$ quite plentiful in
this section at present, and there
is no reason why this disease
should be allowed to run un
controlled as it does. I think
quarantine should be strictly
enforced Not only does it
cause many deaths, but leaves
the body an easy prey to other
diseases such as consumption
and pneumonia.
Mr. Fletcher Case of Madison,
and Miss Dottie Leake of Camp
bell, were quietly married Wed
nesday. Dec. 25tn, at Mr C. D.
Smith's. The ceremony being
performed by C- D. Smith, Esq.
We extend congratulations.
Mr. J. M. Lovins, of Campbell,
spent the Christmas holidays at
Fries, Va., with his brother, Mr.
H- J Lovins.
Several schools in this section
have been postponed owing to
the epidemic of measles
Mr. C. E Smith had a wood
chopping Friday.
Mrs L. J. Leak has been very
low with influenza for the last
few weeks. We hope she will
soon be up again
-808 WHITE
Notice.
I am payinjr cash sl.lO per l>4Uhcl
for good milling wheat ilclivered to
III.V mill. I also buy corn and pny
cash at the market price. 1 we'll
ilour. meal and chop at the lowest
prices. JOHN It. F-.U KKY, Wal
nut "ove, N tf