"LIVE AT HOME"
MOVEMENT STARTS
Effort Will Be Made To
Induce North Caro
lina People To Grow j
Supplies At Home.
Raleigh, March 4. A definite
start is being made this week in
the work of putting over Gov.
ernor Cameron Morrison's "Live
at Home" campaign. John Paul
Lucas, of Charlotte, who has
been secured to organize and
direct the campaign, has opened
an office in the State Department
Annex, and the preliminary work
is already underway. The work
in prospect is not new to Mr.
Lucas, who had active direction
of the Food Production and Con
servation Campaign in North
Carolina during the war, first |
with the State Food Commission, !
and later the United States Food
Administration, and who is
"loaned" to the state for this
particular work by the Southern
Public Utilities Company tor
which he is advertising ami
publicity manager.
Hiring the campaign emphasis !
A'ill be laid not upon the proiiuc- j
tion of food supplies for the
maiket,.but upon the production j
by every family of food and feed '
ANNUAL REPORT OF CLERK OF SUPERIOR
COURT OF STOKES COUNTY.
(i mil nun i 11 Km page - '
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A'ig )■.:! 1, v Huriii.' Ilronks, .1 T X.-utt„ '
V r_'| ( ;>• ill \ lilii'llir llrnui •, I' !> . ninllr is l - 'll
\. i.oi, State vs Nick II iiimkii mill surt .•> •. .1 T gcott, 1* S
.\ag j'.i'jl, Stuti vs Nick ll.iii i"ii lind sureties, I. Newsum, I' S 2,00
s. it li'2l, i"in v> l.utiier t • illiit-, i ; i i" •!»"•>-
Si |il 1021, (Inm v- l.utiier Collins, N I. V, I, 1! I*
l>t 11*21, Stnkis Urn •» I' ' Slu'i'i .iii, S' Kievson .1 I'
>. jit inJi, ilnin vs Luther 'ollins, I. ( Mi lvau„-han "
Sept 1021, 1 'til I iii in vs Sawyer, I'olihnw & Hall •
Sept 1021, I'ulliani \s Sawyer, .1 S 1' Pulliam
Si pi 11*21, i'ulliani vs Sawyer, Fred Sheets, X I 1 .nO
(•it ijii*l, (iiinlshy vs (iooisby, it al M T Chilton Jl.Ho
Oct il'll 1 , Ukklslis vs (innlsliy el al, Ix»iiis** \\ ilkinson 1 .>.OO
tlrt I'J'JI, Goolsby vs Goolsby i t al, N Karl Wall, It L> 1.70
(>i[. 15»H 1, (iool.sliy vs Goolsby ft al, 11 C Wilson, depty .an
(If'. ISC'I, (innlsliy vs (innlsliy ft al, M \\ Guilt, (' S ( ."'0
Oil t'.i2l, (inolsiiy vs (Innlsliy ft a!, W Kendo Johnson ref :;7..i0
(•it 11121, (innlsliy vs (innlsliy ft al, .1 II Cirtfr 1.20
(>•.'. 11*21, (innlsliy v., Goolstiy el al, Con K Goolsby 1.2(1
('■ t I','Jl, Goolsby vs (loojsliy ft al, .1 A Daltoll l.n •
Hi t 1.21, Gool. by (looisby ft al, 111 .Mollis I ..'•)'
.lit 1'.'21, (innlsliy vs (innlsliy it al, l.f Tatuin
Hit. 1021, (innlsliy vs (innlsliy it al, I C Minn I.N»
( t 1:121, (innlsliy vs Goi 1.-liy it al, T >i ll.llanl •!.aO
tut 1.12 !, (Ion! -by vs (ionlliy i I al, W v llairstoii I -do
iii t l:i21, (innlsliy is (innl>l>y i I al, I'an l.y.e I
(VI i ''2 l, I onlliy v- (innlsliy ft al, i' .. Gibson •.'"('
IV! IK2I, (i ml.iliy vs (innlsliy ft al, i' 11 1 .uville, Com :i.oo
Oct i.i2l, (innlsliy vs (ioolsliy ft al, ( Al Jones, (om • ' ''•
t• t 11(21, Goolsby vs (innlst.y ft al, W F Lowles, lo li.oo
IK( 21, (Innlsliy vs (innlsliy ft al, llnwii to (' ,'d ...00
lift i;'2l, (innlslij v- (innlsliy »•( a', Vaughn to  A> .•■ 2"i j
Nov 11)21, .Ifiinif Fry vs Yorlie Flippin, Alexander try H.2.i
Nov 15121, .Ifiinif Fry vs Yeilie Flippiu, J 1' Lynch .11' .2a
Nov 1 !*2l, Dicks vs Jnhti Yullllg ft al, Al T Chilton il.nn
Nov T'2l, Dicks vs John Yuung ft al, S 1' Christian (5.00
Nov 11*21, Dicks vs John Young ft al, T .1 Gann, J 1' .25 '
Nov 11*21, l*ifks vs John Young ft al, \V H Vaughn, N 1' .50 \
Nov l:»2l, Picks vs John Young ft al, S C Hifrsnn, J l' .2a ;
Nov 1,121, Dicks vs John Young ft al, J F Duncan J 1' 1.00 j
Nov 1'.»21, Dicks vs John Young ft al, J Frank Dunlap 1.20 j
Nov ii*2l, l.ciuly Smith ft al vs Alavgie Fagg, l.fnily Smith * I.SO
Nov 11*21, l.fnily Smith ft al vs Alargie Fagg, J 1* Humphreys, (id 2.00
F T ID2I, Statf vs Talmago Fulp, J C Joyce 1* S 5.20
F T 1021, State vs Talmage Fulp, () P Greene, D S .00
F T 11)21, State vs Talmage Fulp, K 1. Haines, D S .50
FT i I*2l, State vs Talnmge Fulp, \\ 1. Aliles, 1) S .50
F T 11*21, Stale vs Talmage Fulp, J A Wagoner .50 ,
F T 11*21, State vs Talmage Fulp, W (J Hudson 5.10 1
F T 11121, State vs Talmage Fulp, Dr A (i Jones 5.20 J
1' T 1:*21, State vs Taimagf Full ,J A Dal ton 1.75 i
I' T 11)21, State vs Talmage Fulp, S Al Throckmorton 7.2t* i
F T 11)21, Stuti vs Talmage Fulp, J C Joyce D S 1.00 j
1- T 11*21, Stale vs Talm •>'»• Fulp, .1 K llarris 5.10
F T 11)21, State vs Cora Dyson, l' I. Flinchum 21.00
F T l'*2l, State vs Cora Dy.-on, N A l-irtin J 1' 2.55 I
1 i' 1;*21, Stale vs Hull Hyrt, •) It . uir., D S ."i(' |
I'' T il'2l, State vs i'oli I'iynl, ) (' Joyce, i> S ..'!'i 1
i' T 11*21, State Hob Flynt, Lillie Weathers 4.10
I' T ! 21, State \s Hub Flynt, Clyde (Joolsby 1.1 l ,
i' T 1021, Slate vs Hub 1-lynt, Dan b y i
1' T 11*21, State vs Hob Flynt, Will Conk H.OO
FT 1 '*2 l, State >. Jesse Wright, .1 H Nunn, 1) S 2.20
I' T 11*21, State vs Jesse Wright, J li 1' Fast, D S 1.00
F T 11)21, State vs Jesse Wright, Joe Francis, J H .I*s
F T 11121, State vs Jesse Wright, J P Lynch, J P .20 i
F T 1021, State vs Jesse Wright, liastus Ale Kinney, 1.10
F T 11)21, State vs Jesse Wright, Reid Nunn .1.1(1 I
F T 1021, State vs Jesse Wright, J Al Durham .'I.OO
F T 1021, State vs Jesse Wright, J H Collins 1.10 j
F T 1021, State vs Wright, Andy (ieorge :t.(in
F T 1021, State vs Jesse W right, J F Nunn 4.10 !
F T 1021, State vs Jesse Wright, Joe Durham 1.00 i
1' T 11)21, State vs Jesse Wright, Arthur Cardwell 1.00 j
F T 1021, State vs Jesse Wright, Charlie N'eal 1.00
!•' T 1021, State vs Frank Golden, K O Shelton 1.00
F T 1021, State vs Frank Golden, N A .Martin 1.(50
F T 1021, State vs Sam Kay, K O Shelton, Shff 1.00
.F V tO2l, State vs Sam Kay, J A Law son, J P 1.10
* r IV2I, StaU Ki.i . Jluybrook, T j Can.i, J P 2.00 i
supplies sufficient to supply its
own estaolishment. More ami
better gardens, more poultry,
one or more cows for each fami
ly, and sufficient hogs to furnish
| an all-year supply of pork will be-
I advocated. The new movemei t
has the wholehearted backing
not only of the Department of
Agriculture and the State College
of Agriculture and Engineering,
but also of the Department of
Education, the State Board of
Health and other agencies of the
state government.
The campaign which is being
inaugurated will be intensively
conducted and will cover a period
of eight or ten weeks. The
organization to be built up will
reach into every township of
every county in the State.
APPOINTMENTS OF THE
i DAN BURY CIRCUIT, FOR
i METHODIST CHURCH.
J. J. EADS. Pastor.
1 First Sunday, 11 a. in., Davis'
Chapel.
First Sunday, 7 p. in., Danhury.
Second Sunday, 11 a. m., Union
Hill.
Simmiii' 1 Sunday, IJ I>. ni., Vado
Mei-un..
Second Sunday, 7 p. in., Danhury.
Third Sunday, 11 a. m., Danhury.
I Third Sunday 3 p. in., Davis'
1 ( hapi l.
Fourth Sunday, 11 a. ni., Vado
Merlin).
Fourth Sunday I! p. in., Union Hill.
Fourth Sunday, 7 p. in., Danhury.
I The public is most cordially invited.
THE DANBURV REPORTER
Circulating Petition
for+Won
A petition was circulated here
Monday asking the Governor to
pardon Brigham Nelson, who is
serving a term in the county jail
here. It is learned that Nelson's
BANK g KING
i
King, N. C.
Resources $ 1 7 5,000.00
Safe, Conservative, Progressive.
Interest Paid on Time Certificates.
Nice Check Books Furnished Free.
V. I. GRABS, Pres. I. S. PEJRff, Cashier.
F T li'2l, Stati' vs .1 I' Dunnmu ft al, II I* T'trpin D S .HO
I' T IH2I, Mate vs .1 I' Dunman ft al, M A 1 hilton, 1) S 1.20
1 T ll'lM, Slaii- vs .1 I' lUiimiati ft al, .1 U N ..in, l> S
IF T 1'.'21, Slaii' vs .1 I* lit nmnn ft al, II t' T »i pin, I) S I.i
I T I'.i'Jl, State .1 I* |),ii!iuan t ~1, W A illivan I .so
I- T l'. JI, .-'.alf vs I I' liiiunan ft al, .1 C !l Jl>.7>l
I 'i l.'iil. Slati -I I' hinman ft al, .1 I' 1 i h S. lit
I T li_" I. State v.. ll' I I'.ui.iiati ft al, .1 Al .: up ..*0
I 1' 11*21, State \ I!' Dunnrin ft al, Horn 1 11,>" .">ti
I T ll'2l, Slat'* v- ll' lUininan it al, .1 Mli H T.'.'n
I T 1.'21, Sialf v •! I' I'littman ft al, Fl' .)• • s.io
I- T 1'.i21, Stale vs I F i'litiiiiati ft al, Robert .F - up 22.211
I' - 'l' 1!'2I, StaN' vs .1 I' luminal! ft al, Flora Hall 8.10
!• T 1'.i21, Statf vs Jack Alley, O I' Gvffno, I' S :i.in>
i' T 1'.'21, Statf vs Jack Alley, Silas Lewis 11.20
F T 11>21, Statf vs .lark Alley, JII Hampton, 1» S Jill
1 T 1'.121, Statf vs .lark Alley, Dave Joyce l'J.liO
F T 1','21, State vs Wiley 1. Size mure, Ollif links, I) S .liti
F T 1'.i21, Statf vs Wilfy L Sizemore, ti I* (Sivene, H S .:>0
I*' T 11'21, State vs Wiley L Sizemore, '(Vinson Srntt, !• S
F T 1'.'21, Statf vs Wilfy L Sizemore, -I H II anipton, 1> S .ito
FT 1 J»2l, Statf vs Wilfy I. Sizeinore, I C Hall 1.70
F T 1'.'21, State vs Wiley I. Sizemore, A W Davis 11.10
Nov 11121, Hank of Stnkfs Co vs ('utter ,W 1! Vaughn, Nl'
Nov 22, 11121, MeKiiiiiey vs Atijjfl ft a', -I I! I' F.a t, .1 I'
Nov 22, 11121, M'-Kinney v.- Angel et al. IVpper Urns it. Jit
F T H'2l, Statf vs l.ff Tillfy, John A > ''tig, l> .'.'o
F T !'.'2l, Statf vs 1 ,ee Tillfy, JelT Brim •> .*>ll
I T Hi2l, Stat • vs I,ff Tilli-y, Nat Nelson 2. M1
F T lti2l. State vs l.i'f I'illey, Leninii" Tilley 2.70
I T 1'.i21, Stati- vs l.ff Tillfy, Mrs l.iv.. ii- -H-wart 2. M1
1' 1 1'.'21. State vs l.iv Tilli-y, llarilfii e 2.7 c
i' T I;»21, Statf vs l.fe Tilley, .loe Til! >, 2.80
F T 11*21, State vs I.e. Tilley, ' S I'itv. • 2.an
I T 11121, State Vs Lie Tilley, Watt TIKI •' 2. M1
I T 11121, Stilt. \ s Lee Tilley, .1 I Joyie, l> S 1.00
I RKCAI'ITL'LATION :
'Amount loaned, including interest $ .'!(), 178.21
Amount il.u* minors anil others, n.it lo'iiml .'>,28'.i.27
Amount due witnesses, officers, ftc..... 1,1 i.">. r >.'.iß
$ 35,12'.!. Hi
Respectfully reported, December •">, I**2l.
\. j. F\r.(i.
Clerk Superior Court.
i Sworn to anil subscribed before me, this Dec. ft, 11»21.
X. HAUL WALL,
Clerk Hoard County Commissioners.
State of North Carolina, t'lUee Hoard County Commissioners.
Stokes County. Otli.e Board County Ci mmissioners.
Upon the tiling: of the foregoing report, it is ordered by the Hoard that
iS. I*. Venable be, and he is hereby appointed a cnmniitlcc to examine and
j compare the foregoing report of A. J. Fact;, Clerk Superior Court of Stokes
County, with the records and books in tlii Clerk's ollice, and report his tin.l
--! ii.gs to this Hoard for further consideration
.1 W SI.ATK,
Chairman Board of Countv i oinmissiotiers.
'
Stale of North Carolina,
Stokes County.
]T'> the Honorable Hoard of Commissioner* of Stokes Count> :
The unilei'signeil huving been appoint a eommittee to esamine the fori-
I going report of A J. Fagg, Clerk of tin Superior > >in t of Stokes County,
and compare it with the records in the otlin., respivtfull\ repot is to the Hoar,l
that he has examined said report and .ei ipared it with the rnonls of tli
• said Clerk's olli e, and finds the anu n • e.i. Re>| • vtt'ullj r." oi'ted, Jan
uury 2nd, 1*.i22.
S. I' VKN \BLK,
' Committcf.
State of North Carolina, Office of Hoard of County Commissioners.
Stokes County.
Upon the coming in of the report of S. ('. Venable, committee appointed
I to examine the foregoing report of A. J. K.irk, Clerk of the Superior Court
Jof Stokes County, and it appearing to the Hoard that said report is correct,
jit is ordered by the Board that the report be and the same is hereby ac-
Icepted, and it is furthfr ordered that said report be recordfd in the records
lof official reports and filed in the office of the Register of Deeds, and that the
I Clerk of the Hoard post a copy of same at the court house door and cause a
I copy of same to be published in The Danbury Reporter.
This the sth day of February, 1022.
J. W. SI.ATK,
Chairman Board of County Commissioners.
Filed and registered in official reports at 1 o'clock, 1». M., Feb. ti, 1922.
N. KARL WALL,
Register uf Deeds for Stokes County.
family, who reside a few miles
wesi of Danbury, have been in
very needy circumtances since
he has been in jail. The matter
wa9 recently brought to the at
tention of the county commis- 1
sioners but they were without
authority to act in releasing Nel- 1
son
BIG SLEET DID
MUCH DAMAGE
Telephones Lines Torn
Down and Timber Is
Broken Badly.
} i
Kins: Route 2. March 6.—We;
, had the largest sleet last Wed
: nesday night that we ever had
in this section so the old people
say. It damaged the timber and
broke up the fruit trees and the
Quickstep Telephone lines were
tore all to pieces and will take
about S3OO to get them back in
shape. Near the switchboard at
G. W. Smith's, the lines blocked
the mail carrier for several days.
With several hands it will take
a good while to get lines in
operation.
There is a good deal sickness
, through this section at present.
Mrs. (i. W. SSmith is very sick
at this writing.
It looks as if the tobacco crop i
will be a failure as there is but
little plant land fixeti,
Mr. U.K. Long and his partner.
Bill King, are hawk hunting at
this writing. R. K. says they j
are having great success.
SCRIBBLER.
Big lot of
clover
and
grass
seed.
THfc BOYLES CO..
»Incorporated.l
King. N. C.
Most Anything You
Need.
Farm For Lease Or Sale.
Come down and see l."v> ai re
farm with good buildings, etc.
J. M. Field, Climax. N. \. will
lease or sell to the right man.
Not much money needed it' you
can make a living and money out
of a good tobacco farm. "Fine
chance for a young married man
, to get a start."
Yours very truly,
.1. M. FIELD.
i
To Magistrates.
Blank warrants, with judg
ment. bill of costs, etc., complete.
'Printed and for sale at 5 cents
each, or 50 cents per dozen. Sent
bv mail to unv address.
DAN BURY REPORTER.
Danoury, N. C.
Valuable Property For
Sale.
1 will sril mv place wit hi >. ot,.
mile of King High School. Con
tains 71 acres and has new 10-
! room dwelling house, - t .bacon
barns, good pack house. No. 1
feed barn and all outbuildings
needed. One of the best orchards
in the county. Will
cash, or can make terms at
tc iu)i)
J. WILSON MITCHELL.
King, N, C.
I.OIS FOR SALE.
2 lots in Walnut Cove on corner of
JBth and Main streets. For price and
: terms write
l\ SMITH
[lsfebl« Ether, .V t.
NOTICE.
When in need of a
carpenter or general
repair work on your
wagon, buggy, or
furniture, write or
! see
ROBT. A. JOYCE,
Contractor and Builder.
DANBURY, - N. C.
315 N. Main Street,
On The Square.
1 Large Portrait and
Commercial Work a
; Specialty. Kodak finish
ing, 24 hour service.
We pay special attention
to Mail Orders.
I
We photograph any
thing any time anywhere.
Kodak developing 10
i cents per roll, 4 cents a
print.
Sfb4w
Blank Deeds, Blank Deeds In Trust
and Blank Chattel Mortgages
for Sale.
1 )viN per dozen. deeds in
trusts ."ik-. per dozen, chattel
mortgages 2f>c. per dozen. Send
us vnur order. We pay postage
on all blanks.
DANIsriIV IMPORTER,
Oanbury, N. C.
Cal>i>n&t» Plants.
Fine stalky plant, from Am
erican grown seed. Karlv Jersey
Wakelield. Early Allhead, Char
leston Wakelield. Winningstadt,
('opeiihagan .Market. Delivered
li>\ parcels post Sl.liO thousand.
E. H. HARREU., Prop..
High Knoll Truck Farm.
H. I. Ho\ Ml. kcrnersvilte. N. C.
1 Tel. 10\v
JOHN I). PERRY,
Eyesight Specialist.
Prices reasonable.
Elmont Theatre Huilding,
Winston-Salem. N. C.
I
DR. I'. N. IOMLINSON,
I >entist
W'inston-S dem, N.
OlVices 22).22i, (Jilmer slump
Hours, S:M(> a. m. to •
>i Phones:
Otlice He .
j Residence
I JOHM I). HUMPHREYS,
Attorney-at-Law,
' DANBI'RY, N. C.
Prompt attention to nil tmainesa
entrusted \\ ill practice in ail
State courts
i
DR. H. G. HARDING,
Dentist.
KING, N. C.
. o!fL*» hours: S» to 12 and Ito 5
DR. E. M. GRIFFIN.
Ph\sician and Surgeon.
I P To Date.
i>riig Store,
king, N. C.
DR. R. I) TUTTLH
Dentist
Office Over Fairview Drug
1 Store
OKKH'E HOURS:
i* to 1 and 2 to 5
i Winston Salem, N. C.
; Residence phone No. SI!) W.
Ottiee " " 2535 W.
STw. HALL,
Attorney-at-Law,
DANBURY, N. C.
Prompt attention to
| all business entrusted.
, Will practice in all courts.