LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Mr. anil Mrs. M. O. Jones iv
ttirned Thursday from Wilmingt > i
where they accompanied I heir unci'',
Samuel Wall, and Gid Tuttle, l«i
the reunion of the old Confederal'. 1
veterans. Messrs. Wall and Tuttle
are citizens of Pinnacle and Kin>;
respectively.
John M. Taylor, who has been ill
for days, is undergoing trim ".went
at the Memorial hospital in W in
ton-Salem Mid shown improvement,
it is lewd.
Alex Rogers, one of the thrifty
farmers of l'eters' ('re-'l: township,
was here today, bringir.g abmg hi'
last load of old wheat. Mr. R >gevs
is a largo wheat grower ami he re
ports that his crop this yea: is (inc.
l>r Spottswood Taylor, a student
the past two sessions at Johns Hop
kins University, Baltimore, was
notified the past week that he had
been awarded a scholarship at the
University on his record in the
school the past year. This is thv
' second scholarship won by Mr. Ta.v-
Vlot- since he entered the University.
1!. 1). Gentry joined his wi"' here
Saturday. Mr. Gentry, who i* a
civil engineer, has been woiking 'n
Florida f>r some menths.
Kliuo Petree, of Danbury, ami
Ralph Tuttle, of Walnut Cove, tooK
advantage of the excursion to Wash
ington tlie past week.
Dr. K. W. Dwell made a profes
sional visit to Raleigh the past
week.
I torn unto Mr. and Mrs. N". K.
Pepper. Tuesday morning, a girl.
I)r. and Mrs. R. 11. Moretield i>
turned Thursday from a visit to the
parents of Mrs. Moretield in Haiti
more. They made the trip by aut >
mobile ami went up through the
valley of Virginia,. visiting Sheiia'i
doah Cavi ins, Natural Hridge, the
iiatiicfich! of Winehe-ter ami oth r
points of interest, and stopping i i
Washington for a day or two.
William Rhodes, of Snow  reel;
toweship. while visiting in Hanhiuy
inday. was taken ill suddenly wi li
something like cramp. Mr. Rhode
spent the night with hi.- dauglit ■.
Mrs. Otis I Ullioii. and ret time I
home Tuesday much improved.
J. 1. Owen, of Pilot Mt.. spent a
day or two here this week with hi
soil, l>r. K. \V. Owen.
Horn unto Mr and Mrs. hum
Booth at their home near Meadows,
last week a baby girl.
Paul Swanson, of Pilot Mt., and
Bailey Owen, of Mount Airy, spen'
Sunday here with Dr. F. W. Owen.
Klder J. A. Fagg was here a few
minutes today from \\ instoii-Salem.
Three or four weeks ago Mr. Fagg
, was here while famu vs were so
discouraged over the drouth. He
predicted rain soon and it came.
Now, it is getting dry again, bit
Mr. Fagg thinks there's no use
worrying. The showers will come
along in due time. He is well
pleased with our prospect for -i
good crop.
300,000 LICENSE
TAGS ARE UNSOLD
Onlv 11)0,000 Have Boon Pur
hased: Absolutely No Ex
tension After July 10th.
Raleigh, June 3(l.—With only ten
more days to go, 1500,0(10 motor ve
hicle owners in North Carolina, out
of a total of approximately 100,00. 1
today had not procured their i
censes for the license year which
begins tomorrow. A grace period ot
ten days is allowed owners in which
to buy licenses.
Quite evidently, the motor vehicle
bureau of the State Department of
Revenue is in for a tremendous rush
during these next ten days, and on
owners who fail to get their new
license plates by July 10 "penalties
will positively apply, and notice is
to that effect, to the end that
cvVjf.v one may now understand the
policy of the department in the ad-
ministration of the motor vehicle
• law," says a statement on the sub-
J' ject issued today by Revenue Com
missioner R. A. Dougt.ton.
M S«« You Later."
5 REVIVAL BEGINS
AT M. E. CHI RCIi
I liev. A. L. Lucas, of Sparta, Is
Assisting I'astor J. K. Hipp
—Services At Night Only
Have Been Announced.
L" . „
A series of revival services were
started in the M. I!, chuivh here
Sunday morning 'y the Pastor 1
K. Ilipp, and on Monday Rev. A. !..
Lucas, of Sparta, Allvghnnv • un
t.
ty, arrived here to assist in the ser
vices. Mr. Lucas is a forceful
speaker and his sermons are being
greatly enjoyed by the church goers
here. The services will continue
for some days yet, no definite date
having lu'en fixed for the closing.
The public is cordially invited t«>
come out to the services.
Services Friday night of this
' week will lie omitted on account of
the play to be given by the Parent-
Teacher Association.
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Dirt Track Race
Will Be Held In
Mt. Airy Monday j
n Some of the best known nut i [
racers on dirt tracks will compete
,1 for honors in the fifty mile race to
K j be hold at Carolina-Virginia Fair
Grounds in Mt. Airy July in con
nection with the massive celebra
tion planned for that day by tli ■ I
Granite Citv.
rile purse for this event will be
| >'1.0(10 and already five well know l ;
jdare dc\ il> of the dusty read have'
: signified their intention .i' tryii •
to knock the present re od for :
e 1
] row of ash cans.
I ('.('. Gray, one of the eiot fa..:-
1 ous of the dirt track drivers. Kra c
I •
Perry. Duke, li.dy and a i.ng !.
I who prefers |or Ivr identity to >•
i main a mystery will i >ar m (■ i
| the half mil • track i huudr !
II . ....
tlilies (hiring the a.lentom staltin.:
!at o'cloi k. The pit • re •.» : •
' I that they will attempt to break .
|l';i "J. •> per hour.
Ii T , .!
I I rier to the ra e. a p: rade  •
| ailtoiuebjles will be i. !d with •
'■• diver loving e-ip being i ri—eiied •
I' ,
i the wiiiii'-r. i
j
HORS Wont Thrive
On Pasture Alone
1 Raleigh, June 21. The growi i j
' who (iepi nds |:i pasture alone t :
fatten his hogs will figure his pro- i
1 fits from the use of the hog. Rei - j
ords kept oil several thousand head |
properly fed during the past few
months show conclusively that hog
i- paid at least SI.OO per bushel abovo
J: the market price for corn. How |
i ever one can still drive through j
'• North Carolina and see thousandsi
■ of hogs under-nourished and failing j
t to gain in weight because the own- j
'• ers are depending on pasture alone .
i' for a large part of the feed.
1 W. W. Shay, exponent of wis" J
i hog feeding in North Carolina and i
promoter of countless hundreds of
feeding demonstrations " on with'
Tii'mjcrs by the county agents ol' j
State College, states that th l hog j
j market last month rem heel the |
highest point in six years. r.-ceept
during the inflation of wartime
prices, hogs are in an exceedingly
strong market position for the next
live months and the hog-corn ratio
is near the highest, on record. But
ihe states, it is time now for hog '
- producers to hear in mind, the viol- 1
tent down-swing of prices that has
I been caused in times past, by over-
I expansion under similar price re
i lationships.
j Grading on the Danbury-Walnut
Cove highway has almost reach* d
. main street here, and a eonsiderabV*
f part of the big fills at each end of
t the new bridge have been put in.
. WANTEW—Young men and
women bookkeepers, stenogra
phers and salesmen, learn in a,
•jfew weeks in the oldest busi
ly ness college in North Carolina's j
■ largest city Small fee, easy
. terms. Board and room for
, boys and girls in the dormi
tory reasonable.
HOWARD'S BUSINESS
COLLEGE,
3m2ms Winstan-Sajem, N.C.
"See You Later." r
SAM HEATH
VISITS STOKES
i— _ j
Buyer For Kxport Tobacco Co.
.Reports (i'.inl Crops hi East
ern Carolina and in Georgia
—Good Seasons.
Sam !'. Heath, buyer for the Kx
port Tobacco Co., located at Green
ville, N. ('., was a visitor here yes
terday. shaking hands with iti»my
of his friends in Stokes.
Mr. Heath stated that the i
bacco crop in the Greenville sectio'i
was estimated by his company to IK
50 per cent, normal in piantity an I !
So per cent, in ouality. However,
that section has recently had tine
rains and the crop is expected to
exceed the estimates given allow,'
especially as to quality.
The Georgia tobacco warehouses
will open soon and Mr. Heath w.,1
buy the weed on the Valdosta mar
ket for his company. He stater
; that reports furnished his companv;
i indicate a good crop of tobacco in
!  leorgia.
Ice Cream Supper.
There will be au ice cream sup- !
per at my filling station on Satur
day night. July 'ird. A string hand;
will furnish music. F.veryhod.v in
vited.
W. ROY COFF.R,
"See You Later."
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I2J;
Jar new and magical
FUEL
: more than gas. inc. It is a custom-built
V: motor, hut endows ir with new lite and lunger life.
: I hirst ot all, h.SSO is more powerful than any
m| faSH leashes the latent power of your motor and Jets
/t'QH 1 £JBB more than pick-up. It has the extra power that
j ' mS'j ffSw! %^^ ena^'e you to take the long tough hills on
HBfll fJ your favorite and most difficult hill. Feel ESSO
I Ifijfcw M WdMJM' n\ l Mlt two cxtra cylinders in your engine. Judge it
f «*)\ In' any standard of performance that you know,
V, and then you will realize that we have not in
| '% Red in Color. Packed with Power. Costs $c n:ure — -
* "Standard"
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normal requirements
Whet the consistent ESSO is manufactured to meet thfl
use of EsSO gives following Special conditions:
1. All your motor's power —ami na ' or m °tors that knock,
knocks. 2. For motors with excessive
2. Greater flexibility
3. For motors.
3. Freedom fr >m of choke—no 4. For which from loag
no longer develop full
4. Quick
5. Instant pick-up —quick as a
t c 11 e l , loads.
6. Speed and pull for the long h.-.rd
hills. mm motor from which the
driver demands extra power
7. New and longer life to the eng.nc. and performance.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY (N.J.)
THE DAXIUHtf REPORTER
"SKK vor LATER"
FRIDAY NIGHT
J'lay T.. I>c (liven In S«li«>t.]
■ f injr Promises To ise
(»(»»tl - Piedmont Springs
On lustra Will Provide
Jlllsy.
"See 'i i l.ator," inusi al conic I,'
in three u' - !s, to I it- presented liy
Ideal t.:'• 111 iii the school huildinir
Frida> •In promises to lie irood
anil w. likely have large attend
ance.
Final hearsals are in progress
now anil the hist touches heing
jjiven. ■ that everything' will he in
reailine- .
The Piedmont Spring's orchestra
will pla for the performance ami
there will he 110 dull moments
throughout the evening. The play
starts at vno o'clock and will re
quire two hours.
The play is sponsored hy the
Parent-Teacher Association and i
given t' t tile henetit of the school,
and it i.- hoped that it will have
large patronage front the people .if
this coianiunity.
1
Stokes Autos Worth
More Than Schools
Accord !-• to records compiled v.
the Sta!i I'niversity the autonio
Idles in Stokes are valued at $2.
'210,000, 'idle tlie value if tr.ir
school !!* • • r!y i- #2!"".000 only.
FAR.MKRS ARE RELEASED
FROM POOLING TOBACCO
Judge .Meekins Signs Order Allowing Them To Stop .v!:.r.'t-;
Deliveries of (he Weed, Thus Releasing the 3!f2ti (Top.
AT WESTFIELD
SATURDAY I'. M.
Friends Churi h Will Have Hn
tertainment and Serve Sup
per—.Music I Iy Piedmont
Springs Orchestra.
Members and friends of the \\ -•
field Quaker church Will five a '
enuirtipnincnt and siippijr at the
; church in W'estlield on Saturday
afternoon, beginning at 12 o'clock I'.
M.. and continuing 1 throughout the
afternoon. The Piedmont Springs
orchestra will furnish nntsic foi
1
the occasion.
' Supper will he -crved, i.n.-istin l ;'
of fried chicken, sandwiches, stulFed
eggs. cake, pie, cotfee, tea, et ' . f •> i
jtlie small price of lifty cents.
Kvoryone cordially invited fo|
| come out and enjoj the nftcir. on |
land at the same 'Jim a d a worthv
'
cause.
Mr. and Henry Sin'ton and child
ren, of Winst on-Salem, are spend
ing ti'.e -M.uaier at l'iiimoi\
' Sprint's.
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PAGE FIVE
I Kaleijrh, Jui.-- .Moihlhi- ■£
the Tl' -Mate I •i> I iro'.vei -
operative Mark'?. .::>)• As.-o i- i
will not lie r it'iiri-il 'ii deliver tl.i i"
el'op. T". • i!• 1111 resjii. !-
ity to tla* association in thi?- t . jra» 1
w;i. .ili'i! \vhen 1 "ili fill Jin'. I.
.M. Meekins tonight - ■ 1 «n • l'
releasing them.
The organization's hoard
vectors. in a meeting that .
practically the . njire May, :>
ditiu\ tu ! i.li ijr not to a; ;l
from •Itldtfi Meek ill.-' reciv v 1 :■>
, order. nameil the member- of it->
ex«"'Utive onui.ittf) to a ! .. a
committee to co-operate with re«
| ceivers.
Singing the -wan of
' tranizaition tha luis (been ei■ 1
i
i'l one legal controversy aft' . -
'other, during the live year. • i
II xi-tt nee, the I ••a»-«l tonifrht : I
a statement setting forth it- i\;.»••• -t
I fur not taking an appeal, ani ai!-
inir upon "ail friends of this ;.--o
--• a'i"!: aiai if i .i-operativi marki*. •
ing" to do everything possible, aa
■it !• the I i\'-l'ship, •» 111-Ill': 1 ' tho
meinh. r- f :i. - a--iu : ation ; d
hi'lp serve ! hi' T.i '•,-1 • i.f '.'li
bel's i i" thi- ar.'i
i "S, v.. I I.at«-i."