LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Mrs. W. K. Joyce left Monday for
Campbell where she will teach in the
public school.
Mrs. K. I'. Pepper left Friday t'>
visit Mrs. I)r. li. F. Hardy at Min
turn, S. C.
It is less than thirty days until
the election am! the candidates of
both parties are getting busy.
The rains this week will enable the
farmers to sow wheat and tobacto
i reaks on the markets will likely be
light for the next thirty days.
Mrs N. A. Martin returned yester
day from Winston-Salem where she
has been visiting relatives for Seve
rn! days.
lie; • Mican candidate for Solicitor
K. .leronv, of (ireensboro, was i:i
Ua-ibnry s,unlay afternoon looking
after his iruere.-ts in Stokes.
.1. 11. Tilley. I'. C. Campbell, Bill
Tilley, Ruftis King. and other far
mers of this community carried to
bacco to the \\ inston Salvai market
this week.
Tobacco has been moving to mar
ket. at a good rate the past week.
A majority of the farmers seem fair
ly well pleased with the prices being
i\ ceived. '
I'ncle Sam Fast, the mail man. is
enlarging bis residence by adding *
few rooms to it. Contractor R. T.
Spc ncer anil his force ar ■ doing the
\ ork for him.
The farm of Mr. C. !I. HuUiv.-rson
;.t Meadows will be sold !>y th-.- Pied*
■ •ont Realty & A>i-tion **>>., >-f
■ • ivenshoro. on next .Monday. Oct. N.
>lr. W. P. Holt will have iha rice of
the sale.
'•>n>i , leral>|i« diphtheria is re
• rted from the tiorthein svi-tion el'
'.he county ami it was reported nero
•-"lay that the l.aws. n\ ille school did
: open Mon>lay ot> ,-iccount of the
• revalcn >• of this disease.
Parties returning from Wall: t*.
1 v.. yesterday stateil that the wc.re
i'oUse of the >-o;>erati\e Marke:
Ass i.-i.-tion v.as over rtin with to
! i co ami that some farmers avri -
loads home.
"THEOLD RELIABLE"
BROWN'S WAREHOUSE
Winston=Salem, N. C.
TO OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS:
Our tobacco market opened last week with prices
very satisfactory. We would suggest that you market
your tobacco gradually and not rush, however, we think
you should sell your first primings as you get them ready.
And, remember, when you decide to sell your tobacco
BROWN'S is looking for you and John Glenn, Boyd Nelson
and Jesse Glenn will sell it as high as any man or men.
Sell your whole crop with us and it will pay you.
GLENN, NELSON & GLENN, Props.
First Sale Days for the next few weeks:
Sept. 19 to 29==Mondays. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays.
Oct. 2 to 13=»=Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays.
Oct 16 to 27=»Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays.
Oct. 30 to Nov. 10==Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
Thursdays.
j Pastor J. J. Eads, of the M. K.
church here, will leave early next
I week to attend the sessions of th'j
Western North Carolina M. K. Con
ference. Having served the Danhury
j circuit 4 years it is not likely that
Mr. Fads will be returned to this
I work. The Danhury people rejjret
| very much to give him up. I!• is a
•hard worker and an able preacher.
Services At Bethel.
The Reporter is requested to an
nounce that Rev. Mr. Ward, of Wins.
'ton-Salem, will preach at Bethel Bap-
Itist church at Meadow- on the third
Sunday of this month at 11 o'clock.
Card Of Thanks.
1 wish to express to my many
friends most sincere appreciation
for the kindness shown during the
long illness and death of my li is
band, also for the beautiful floral
li signs.
i MIJ.S. > VIRGINIA VAN UK X BOOM
Two More Stills
Are Captured
! Sheriff 11. 1). Turpin captured
a large still and all (lit' equip
ment in Yadkin township ves
terdav. The ftutlit was eptra
ted by steam and had been ma
king brandy as well as whiskey,
as indicated by the ground ap
tles found around the still.
I Deputy Will Heath, of Saura
town township, is reported to
have captured a still in the Wal
nut Cove section early in the
week. No particiiars were
learned.
j
Mrs. J. Lindsay Patterson,
Kepubliean candidate for Con
gress of this district, spent a
i w hours in Danburv todav.
| '
!! -ent rains liuv en«M i «Jupi-r
--. .metuii i'.t R. \\ . Sands ■ > Miape ii> the
ri-j-hway bctwetn U ! U';.!-
:i.f 1 •e. It ha- been •■..> dry for
■ ruling the roiid for se-.i r ! w. -
I
.tll'i Jt W.l :>li-Oinit.'.: .- J V.
THE DANBURY REPORTER.
i Interesting Meeting*
Of Stokes Teachers
The teacheis of Stokes county
held a very interesting meeting
in the court house here Saturday,
Sept. 31st at 1(1 o'clock. Supt.
J. C. Carson was present and
presided over the meeting.
"America" and ''On ward Chris
tian Soldiers" were sung by the
audience and followed by the
Lord's prayer.
Dr. Foster, of the State Board
Health, made a splendid talk
relative to the Dental Clinic work
in the county. Several teachers
made fine addresses concerning
school work. They were as fol
lows:
Prof. Crown, Prof, and Mrs.
H. A. Carroll, Prof. Keener,
Miss Jennings and Prof. Moser.
During the afternoon session
Prof. E. F. Duncan, principal of
: Walnut Cove High School,
organized the county unit of the
j Teachers' Assembly. Prof. H.
A. Carroll was elected president,
Miss Mary Taylor, secretary and
| treasurer of the organization.
Prof. Duncan was former presi
dent of the local unit.
Prof. Duncan and Miss Lizzie
Ad kins were elected delegates
o the Stalj' Teachers' Assem
bly. The alternates were Prof.
IJrown, of the Pinnacle High
School, and Miss Hester Wall,
of Madison.
Supt. > f Schools J. C. Carson
made a very helpful talk to the
teachers about their work. He
spoke to them aboul their reg
isters. monthly reports and re
port thirds.
The meeting was we'll atten
ded and lots of interest and en
thusiasm was shown by the
teachers on this occasion.
Stokes Couple Wed;
News Of Germanton
Germanton Route 1, Oct. 9.
I This section was visited with a
nice rain Sunday afternoon which'
: was badly needed.
Mr. Joe H. Boles suprised his
friends last Friday by "Fording"
to Randolph county, to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Tuttle,
and claiming for his bride their
young and attractive daughter.
Miss Boalie. Their many friends
wish them a long and happy
1 married life.
Mr. Ernest Hill, of Randolph
county, spent the week-end with
relatives and friends here,
j Miss Verlie Fowler spent the
past week with her brother, Mr.
'Coy Fowler, at Winston-Salem.
Mr. Harvey Holes, who under-1
went an operation at the Twin-.
City hospital last Thursday, is
reported to he doing nicely.
Mrs. Richard Johnson and
daughter, Miss Ethel, and son,
Jesse.ol Mayodan, returned home
Saturua\ after spending a week
i visiting relatives and friends,
here.
Mrs. Harley White and small
daughter, Ruth Eileen, spent
the past week with her mother,
Mrs. T. J. Boles.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Baker and
Miss Nannie Holes spent Satur
day night with Mrs. Eliza I.'ut
ledge.
Born ur.to Mr. and Mrs. Carl
llampt n. iast Sunday,a daughter,
j Air. Tig there who spent Sin
j'lay afternoon with Misses Irene
and Clara Lewis were Misses
j Savannah Hampton, Haliie Dar-,
r* J * r 9 •
Stokes County rair
KING. N. C. ■
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MKKE 20 and 21st.
Don't miss this big gala week, meet
your friends at the Stokes County Fair
and see the big Farm Products and
Livestock display.
See the Fireworks every night at
8:30 P. M.
All school children admitted free first day. Bring the
children and let them enjoy themselves on the Midway.
The J. L. Cronine shows will have plenty of amusement
for both young and old.
Fireworks Saturday evening
at 3 p. m. and also Saturday
night at 8:30 p. m.
DR. H. Q. HARDING, Sec.
Nell and Messrs. Paul Plunkett, f
Marvin Hall, Joe and John Boles
and others. t ;
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ALL OUR DAYS WE'LL SING THE
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PRAISE OF
JONES & GENTRY'S
GOOD SHOES
Have you seen those Good Shoes?
The best that can be made out of I lome
made Leather.
It is as near water-proof as can be made of
leather.
This shoe is made specially for us.
We have all kinds of Good Shoes for School,
Dress, and Work.
Men's 1 lome-made j>3.30 and up.
Women's and Boys' $2.95.
Tough-Hide Shoes $2.00 and up, such as
!Star Brand, Johnson, and Elkin.
When You Want Good Shoes Come to
JONES & GENTRY
"THE SHOL: JULV
447 Trade Sired
Winston-Salem, C.
lloct-w
j C. 11. Lunsford, a prominent far
, inor and trader of Yadkin township,
\.as anions the visitors here Mi n
!:ny.