WEDNESDAY. Jl'I.Y 7, IMS
I LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
A manlier of threshing machines
started work in the county Monday
and lhoy report excellent yields 01
wheal and rye.
Pastor .J. K. Hipp, of the M. K. j
church, is attending a District '«' ii-;
ference of the church at Ixaksvillo-
Spray.
County Commissioner J. \\ilbam
Morefield is rt'inodiling his lion.'.' at j
Meadows and adding much to its
attractiveness.
Misses Klva Yeattes, of Greens
boro, anl Allene Collins, of I'ran
cisco, ami Glenn Forest and Frame
Christian spent the fourth at Ashe
ville, Hondersonvillo, Mowing Hock
and others points in Western North
Carolina.
I lev. Jaci|U«'line Taylor preached i
to a large congregation at Piedmont
Springs Sunday morning at 11
o'clock.
Mesdames Jacob Fulton, of Wal
nut Cove; E. I'. I'epper, of Danbury;
William Jones, of Sutrolk, \ a., and
Miss Luna Taylor, of Piedmont (
Springs, visited Hearing Gup to- ,
day.
- Mr. John Lewis, of Stoneville,
visited relatives here this week.
Mrs. W. G. I'etre«; has been con- \
▼lined to her home with illness thi*
Wei k
1 if, J. W. Slate, of High Point,
and a former county commissioner
t>f Stokes, was here a short
while Monday.
Ralph Slate, of High Point, anl
1' .y Meadows, who are guests at
Piedmont Springs, were visitors
litre yesterday.
Thurinan Martin and Wallae •
Joyce, of Win-ton-Salem, spoilt the
week end at their respective homes
here.
Mr.-. Fail Wall and children, of
Winston Salem, spent Sunday with
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie A. Jenkins,
of Winston-Salem, paid Paiihury a
short visit yesterday.
S. P. Christian, of We.-tfield, was
1 i re yesterday eiiroute to Danville,
Ya.. on business.
A foot washing will be held at
]J".k I but so Primitive Haptist
_ -liurch, in Quaker Gap township,
next Sunday.
The usual large crowds were in
attuidanco at the foot-washing at
Piney Grove church Sunday. A
number of mini.-ters took part in the
services.
'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
° " A
I Grand Opening |
I CRYSTAL BEACH f
| "On the Dan" |
S DANBURY, N. C. |
|JULY 17=18, 1926 j
S |
J NOW OPEN FOR SWIMMING |
1
| FREE TO THE PUBLIC |
| |
S BAND MUSIC, |
| ACQUATIC EVENTS, f
I FIREWORKS. |
I See future issues of The |
I Reporter for program. |
REVIVAL CLOSED
HERE TUESDAY
j
Seven Additions To the M. K.
Church Sunday Morning—
I Uev. A. L. Lucas Returns To
I i
j Sparta.
i
The series of revival meetings
; which had boon going on here for
ten days closed Tuesday night
j Pastor J. E. Hipp was assisted in
the meetings by Uev. A. L. Lucas
of Sparta, who has returned to his
home. The services were very much
enjoyed hy the church-going people
and it is felt hy these that imu.i
good was accomplished.
At the Sunday morning service
■ seven persons were baptised and
I joined the M. E. church, ,
Majorities In
Saturday's Primary
Dearmin's majority, 22(5.
Dunlap's majority, 49.
Francis' majority, 327.
Shelton's majority, 260.
McGee's majority, 210.
Piedmont Springs hotel is enjoy- 1
ing line patronage at this time,
i Week end crowds are usually large.
' Week end crowds are unusually
, large.
j Miss Gladys Herd, of Martins
ville, Ya., is the guest of Mrs. Otis
1 Dillion here this week.
| Mrs. Jacob Fulton, Jr.. of Wal
nut Cove, and guest, Mrs. Wm.
Jones, of Si:(Folk. Ya.. spent Wed- 1
1 i
nesda.v with Miss l.una Taylor at
• (
. Piedmont Springs, I
j Walter r.a'key, of l.awsonvill",
( was here today. bringing along a
1 load of fine peaches from his oivii
t ;
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. 1 All farm animals ?•«•••• i - .Is. I",
(whets their appetites. -imitates j
It he digestie glands and aid.- ;>> pre-J
I venting digestive o t'.irki:\i '
Even |»igs nrust have a .-up) !y •'
ji .• nio vigorous.
' | N'.iw cotton has a now pest, .
•ed the cotton hopper, which his
I done much damage in some of t .
. » ,
1 cotton states. Port tr lately the : i:-
' I sect has not yet begun ravages
■ in North Carolina.
ij When treating hogs for cholera,
[don't inject the serum and virus iv.
i jto the hams, advise veterinarian-.
•This often forms abscesses at the
j point of injection.
BIRTHDAY DINNER
FOR N. S. JONES
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Uelatiws and i*Yirn«ls (Vl«*brat«'
i
J1 is 71th Anniversary With
(iood Dinner, Ktc.
Rural Hull, July s.—The children
and grand-children of Mir. and MrsJ
i
N. S. Jones gathered at the home
on the fourth whi' • they wm - e ,t
Sunday school and spread a beaut i-!
ful table on the lawn. While they'
were expecting to come home is 1
usual and prepare dinner, to their!
surprise when they arrived, the j
table was nicely tilled and the faini
ly of children and grand-children
were all there to greet them. !t
was also the celebration of the T Ith
'birthday of Mr. Jones,
j After dinner the family all sit
around in a family circle and all
enjoyed a family conversation for a
few hours until a beautiful sliowjr
'came which lasted about thirty
minutes, after which the table \v..s
spread again and all seemed to en
| joy the second occasion as well as
the first.
Those present were: Mr. a•"d
Mrs. W. M. liurrow and family, of
Rural Hull; Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Jones and family, of Wal .lit Vvo;
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Newsoni and
family, of Walioi Cov ; Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. .lotie-i and family, rf
King; Mr. iuid M• . R. Moser and
family, of King; Mr. and Mrs. FrtttiK
Edwards and faioilv, of Rural llal.:
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FUEL
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> ' C,!,> '' "Stamford"
W* ,- * Gasoline
u normal requirements
Whet the consistent r>SO is manufactured to meet the
J 1 use of Esso gives t>^mr«Umii*« t
t 1. All your motor's power —ami no I* Kr motors th-c kr.jck.
?! knocks. -• Tor motors with excessive
> 1 2. Greater
; shifting. Hjß 3- For high compression motors.
( 3. Freedom frm of choke —no 4- For which from lo.ig
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/ 4. Quick start — • power,
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) 7. New and longer life to the engine. ~ and performance.
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THE DANBURY REPORTER
LAW'SONVILLE IIAS
TERRIFIC STORM
Tolmci o Uni'iis Arc UnroolV'l
I!y Terrific Wind and Jlh« r
Damage Done—Fine ltains
and Crops.
I A vi i y severe wind ami rain
storm '• i-ited tlu' I.awsonville >«■ -
tion I>i• t north "f Danbury Monda*'
I aft.t'fiio when tin- roofs of three
Itoliai ' u barns on the farm of ('lev-
I , |
j Lawfoi win- Mown oil'. Kran.v
I IrfiwcoM lost the top of one to
| lmeeo k-ini and it was r-|>ort■«! Uiat
i
his IV-Monro was damaged by the
I high v ml.
Corn was blown Hat on tlu l ground
hut tol l to was too small to lie in
j ured \■ ry much if any. No hai!
was reported. Crops are fine.
Baptising Sunday
At Buck Island
On Sunday morning: at the lSuck
Island bridge, near Danbury, three
person were baptised in Dan river.
A large congregation was in attend-
I
ante.
; Mr. ami Mrs. Ira Watts and Misses
I ; l'eulah ■ i!id Nannie Watts, of Wal
i nut V ■
After > tijoying the day so nrtu h
I!all dep;. •!• •• 1 for their homes, wish
' 1 iag thei many more happy years.
:[ OXK I'RKSKNT.
I )OIX> E ()\\ N ERS
"OCT OF LITK"
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Na.-h Says Tht re I- No Il« -
course As the Law's Against
'J'he in—Mu.sl I'ay S'Jfl—Onlv
Appeal Is To tliv Legislature.
Kaleigh, July 7. Hodge automo
bile owners and dealers aiv "out of
luek" in their light against the 57.~>0
i
State license increase because the
law is against tinm. Assistant At
tornev-Ceiii'ral Frank Nash said
(
here today.
j The North Carolina Automotive
Trades, Association, purporting to
represent UO.4IMU I lodge owners, ap
pealed to the State Highway Com
mission yesterday for support in it
fight against the in rease, and when
I TV • '
the Highway Commission de-lined
;to help, it announ I its purp«>-e to
go to the Attorney-General in an
'ilf>rt to get him to reverse a form
er opinion approving: the higher
charge.
Hut Mr. Nash said today that
the automobile license law plainly
. provides that only motor cars with
a horse-power rating" of 21 or less
i may be supplied with license tags
( for $12.50, and th> horsepower of
the Dodge is admittedly a fraction
in excess of 21 •> 'hat the license
charge on it mil:' land at s'2n.
j The Automotive 111«■ i- • ont« tid
ed yesterday that 11 • e\..-- of
horsepower was not in-■ • - than ',lm
one-thousandths, but Mr. Nash c\-
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>' . . its it « \ irn- 1
!:• . • .1 i >imi)ii--inin r I ••■•ijrf.t .
'.ihn ••!•!•!• • 1 the iii rea-ed thai',
in !"'i!- to the iir-t rulii.i;
the \tlurn y-tieneral, today - • '
another l t'i r iii tii«- Attonn y-t■■ ■
cnil cnllinjr attention to the j>roto«t
of 'in li'i'ltrc owners and dealer-.
But tin- po.-ition taken l»y Mr. Nash
i.- that the !n--t«• -« imi-t In- «!ir > i
to tin' I.i'ir.-iuUii'i which made th •
law and win I: :t2« r.e .an change ■
Tin State will js • about £1 ."in.iMMI
more in li-iir.i from tlx- increase,
but Iliirliwa.v  '•iiimK-iont r Joh.i
Sjirunt Hill, who championed the
t|U!M' of the Jif. .1 »• -* ;• nf - V( -I'd ay.
declared the State would 10.-t in
finitely more in ,'i.e di--at i.-i'ai
of thi motor car owner-".
I
Strawberry jn-' a\ i s who wi.-h
know how to control the di-ens ■
k; i a- j-uawberry leaf scor !i
may have a co|>,v f technical bul
letin 'Js re ently issued by the Kx
periment Station a 1 State *"• ■ll* , tffe.
WANTED—Young men and
women bookkeepers, stenogra
phers and salesmen, learn in i
few weeks in (he oldest busi
ness college in North Carolina's
largest city Small fee, easy
terms. Board and rooni for
boys and girls in the tiormi
torv reasonable.
'now A Hivs nrsiNEss
COI.LEtiE.
,'!ni2rr.s Winston-Sajlem, N.C,