PAGE SIX
HINTS FOR
\IJTO DKIVKKS
i
Di roc t ions From the Stat-*
H inn way Patrol.
Kaleigh. July 12—With •
new State Highway Patrol z>•
ing into active servic> on t.i 1
highways of the State to be
ter enforce the ntotor-veh:
laws in an effort to reduce a
dents, there are several things
which every driver of an auto-,
mobiie should keep in mind,
according to ('apt. Charles !•
Farmer. commander of the pa
trol.
Here are some of the thir.g
Captain Farmer thinks t
automobile drivers should ti :
Ki t'p your motor registrar. ;r
card with you. so that you oa/
show you are the owner of th
ear you drive, or have som •
other means of showing y;>'»
are entitled to drive any par
ticular ear. i
When signaled to stop by a
highway patrolman, pull r l '
the pavement and stop as soon
as possible.
P' ive carefully and obey th •
law.- nf rile road, ami i > r.oi
tak. chances.
It these things are kept in :
!!.: •! t.y motorists. they n.-e ! ;
r:av.- no t'->ar of being stopp.' i
by highway patrolmen. a ■
c >r iing to Captain Farmer.
purpos,' of riic patr. -
t h ;p the thousands >f :n >- ]
torists who u.-e the highways
and make the highways -af • •
l"!' their comfort aiti enjov
men*." said Captain Farmer.
"S- •> one need won", ah' ,•
being annoyed or bothered l>v 
the la'rolmen. who are a- •
wourteoiifi and gentlemanly a
lot young men as I !nr, ■ i
ever known. . „ •
"Occasionally it n uy '.>■• •
rioc- ssarv for a patrolman 11 \
•■'top a number of drivers in
seeking a particular car. But I
if dri\ers uan always show i
their license registration cards. I
proving their right to drive i
the particular car they are i
driving, they need have in fear t
of li. ing (ietained. t
"Also, if drivers will complv '
court, ously and promptly t. (
the dir rtions o| patrolmen,
they w;il save time and troubl >
tor all concerned. Neither ! >
' » ced ftjar arrest, unless
their violation of the law is
flagrai '.
"For we have in.-tructfr! the
patrolmen to make arrest only
as a last resort., since we I, >-
lir",n tnat most of the presen*'
\ iolat i«wis of the law are due to
thoughtlessness and ignorance
of the law. Thus the patrol
men whenever they think it
necessary will stop motorists. '
i«tJI their attention to any in
fractions of the law. warn them
to be more careful in the future >
and allow them to proceed. Of
course, if the drivers do not
heed these warnings and con-'
tinue to ignore the patrolmen,
they will eventually be arrest-'
But we do not believe we
will have to make many ar- 1
rests,"
No one will be arrested for
speeding, unless such speeding
constitutes reckless driving
and endangers traffic on th-'
highway. Captain Farmer de-'
clares.
"If a motorist wants to drive
sixty miles an hour on an open
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COrn'rn-' I
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lar« • h ii' ' v !i ilwtiij :• 11• • • M !•• '
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lritl -> i: I ;if;ip.T r* »nr ■ v j
s.ll; '. i:i .'iv.t with cttp |
opr."'"- >■ jI .villi in. 1 t r 'i'- i.i >ti ;
i' iff ••• .it*.l sjji infcl.* twe t ilile- !
i i t i*.*! -lii- -r in
stret.h of highway, and there
> >?h traffic to he endang-,
r ':r men will not bothci
i ail the patrolnien have
o. ;• -• r: ted to mare no ar
- eeding or for tlieiv •
ly r.fa.-ter tl an t'orty
t»\ !i'iles an hour." said Cap
tain Farmer. "For there ar"
twhen it - as safe t > driv •
sixty miles an hour as it is to
drive thirty miles an hour un
der ther circumstances. So it
will depend entirely upon th"
iegiv • to which a motorist is
endangering his own life and
the live.** of others as to wheth
•i' >i not he will be halted by a
patrolman."
Therv will be no "snooping"
permit ted un the part of patrol
men, according to Captain
Farm.-r, so that contents of
cars w i!! not be examined,
neither will parked cars be dis
turbed. if they are parked oil'
the concrete and have th"
net >ssary lights showing.
i
"Of course if any one in i
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tsTTIIIS fiitivnor i; dw timr- iiir- j
|jj.prise your wile li '4
inside sttlli' nil Innv in d'i t
When sliv return, irnni in-r va. ri ui
expecting lo >ii' you worn and v in
from not having i-neiiuli tn cat il'ir
inn her .nlisini"' - , Mir;iri>- - !irr !.v
showini; her a f*i * of !•»«•!.• •
health, and proudly lead lu*r into .1 ;
kitelieti anrl ji"iM .nit a cn!i' irj r" i.
terpieee wl'v l ' >lll, yonr«.. 1
mixed and cool -d. Thee
ihc exiir". 11 ut awi 111 !t:i 11 e'
Ho.'.est to Goodne.is
Ves. you're riiii't, ii % 1 '1 0
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I'ete iri' a 'ciipii - 01 n\ne* oic'i
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THE DANBURY REPORTER
i •' MI until >• nvn. M.\tn while,
!I.IV > 'i.lli i >IX-iv:U f ; I K.TRT* of
v'U4 it liv-s .•udk.'il. 'lr.ti.itfJ and
Mf.'ti.-I and it i number J
• lit ■>; lima u' iii- lu-jtfi!. \nalll4e
in 1 'n.nlcr .»r«tlv s.iliuon.
i"ii> .li-!i in.ikf- the \ -ill- main
,1 ,r? > ; tl:e meal. suppli itii; meat,
M r V vnul and ve'etalili 1 . and all
1 • ; n;r DII-NT-I OIM ml; . ; 4 •••nts.
■ r :lio iiv-iTv.iin. »ra!d tmotlier
• Mtents "t 1 -'x otnve '::t: of 'va{>-
>r rod milk. 'Mii -:' it-! .'up sm;ar
: I t*-.;>•>»m- u itt-r. and oixil.
'. ! 1 T A 1 tuMrspn in- lemon juice
am! "'ie eic lit-ounce or.n of black
- ••! lIIM >iv*sed through
a 0 ir-i- -tii* i'. Free 1- us'ialj*
parked car should need anv as
sistaihe. r.e tan rail upon ;
patrolman for aid. but other
wise the patrolman will pass o;
>y," Captain Farmer said.
Building Highways
For the Future
So rapid has been the d.
v« lopment of automobile traw
in this country that mar.
highways built but a coinpara
tively few* years ago are out
modeled and dangerous.
As a result progressive sec
tions are building for the fu
t ture. Low cost pavements art
beinjf constructed, wide enough
1 for several cars abreast, with
banked turns and mathemati
cal grades.
There is 110 place with our
modern 50-mile-an-hour cars
for 20-mile-an-hour highways,
The roads of today must lit
built with an eye 011 the years
to come.
I
Try an ad in the Reporter
, i— 'aron iivi put r>n pi Tier 'o
ktvp hoi. Pi in r off all tbc fat from
tin* ia t ••xi epi one tablespoon. Ailil
iu>! ! i ili'siMMiii of mimed onion anil
tr•• until i no!iIon In'own.
'.il l Naif .1 ivnnlvr 1 can of liakcl
l-i-iiis :;n> I one-half teaspoon of
•: ; i no-.v lor. .->?ir until tliornushly
; I'l-.ilfil ir I ailil nit and ju-ppi-r if
i ,i. "villi tin - lw>n on
I ' i|). 1 Ills -v!V -efe two imopio—
if one i n -lily hungry one.
| i oil/ r tftoin Ctissrrnlr:
' i'r- r i nl rarrols irotn an
I i-lUI ; •»!!.: « V :.lil. AiIMIIHC llU'lll ill
\i , .i I.i ! ri'iic, •lirinklr salt,
j | i-i 'icr mil |i;i)ii lUa ive: llieill triil
I tin ii .|i| 11' it in,nit two tc.i'.'ioun .
II ;r ilu! clli'» .1 'III -ai 11. I.'lhlly
IV 'MI hi lln (•«■ litis ll .11 1.l
' i . ii| i. -it t -l:f i i i ' tl oven
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Resolutions of Respect
Resolutions iif respect to Jas
per A. Slate as passed by the
I session ;it The East Yad
kin Sunday Sehool Convention:
Whereas, our Heavenly Fath
er saw t'it to call to His eternal
home Brother Jasper A. Slate.
And. whereas, He was an ac
tive member of the Baptist
'church for forty years, a teach
er or superintendent for twen
ty-five years, and for the last
year and a half president of
this body. His life was one of
unusual activity and influence
in the kingdom of work.
We feel a deep sense of the
loss to his home, church and
lommunity. His life of faith
and devotion will ever remain
a noble and inspiring example
to all who knew him. By his
example our lives have been
enriched and by his devotion to
Christ our spirits have been
blessed, and loved ones made
glad.
Therefore, be it resolved. Ist.
ihat we, The East Yadkin Sun
day School Convention, "fiumjbly
submit to the will of Him who
dot-th ;,!! things well and dedi
cate our lives more closely t*
- "is work that the task left un
.. 'i:iished may not be halted but
. hastened by his passing.
-M(l. 1 nat we extend to his
ami!) and relatives our ten
iH'fest sympathy and commend
them to Christ who alone can
comfort.
•''i'l!. That a copy () f these
' '•••'"hitions | )t . handed to the
family of our deceased Broth
er. that a copy be serif to The
Dan bury Reporter for publica
tion, and a copy be pinned in
jthe minutes of this convention.
~! T. VV. ; ENTIiY.
(i. A. JONES,
h A. S. FRANCES, ,
■ n Committee. j
Cti Fiftli Avcrnc/
r lAtani/ of /he fuirest
ou/e beauty to
e tob*xut%
S MKK. JESSIE 1\ CHRISTIAN,
Danbury, N. I
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I Bank of Stokes County!
n II j
U RESOURCES r\r\r\ ll
to MORE THAN $2,000 9 000 oo
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h FOR A QUARTER OF A CENTURY THE PRIME FACTOR || 4 i
|S IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF STOKES COUNTY. U f
|| ALWAYS PREPARED TO TAKE CARE OF THE LEGITIMATE || 
|| NEEDS OF ITS PATRONS, ON APPROVED SECURITY. || J
|| Safety || %
I Bank of Stokes County 1 I
• DR. J. W. NEAL, President #
JC. E. DAVIS, M. O. JONES, H. H. LEAKE, C. C. McGEE, •
Cashier. Cashier. Cashier. Cashier.
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S £?-• Three 1927 Runabouts. $
| Two 1927 Tourings. ' |
1 .J Two 1927 Coupes. $ a
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£ ne Touring. $
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£ . * One 1 Ton Truck. * o
5 CHEVROLETS >
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$ One 192'] Touring 1 . >
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£ One 1928 Truck with cab and ' S '
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We Sell Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry
We do the finest watch, clock and jewelry repairing T
that skill and experience can produce.
We tit spectacles for all defects of vision an ]
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•We save you money. «
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Leonard's Diamond Palace,
331 Nissen Building, Winston-Salem, N. C.
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The sheep breeders associa- 1 Over 600 farm boys and
tion of Edgecombe County re- girls are expected to attend the
centlv sold a car of 142 lambs 4-H club short course at State
;
[at good prices. College, July 21) to August 3.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1929