THE DANBURY REPORTER.
Volume 60.
LITTLE TALES OF I
HUMAN INTEREST
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PEOPLE VOI KNOW OR DON'T
KNOW WHO ARE ATTENDING
CO HIT PARTIES TO SUITS,'
WITNESSES AND SPECTATORS |
Large crowds of citizens are here
this w*M>k attending court in various !
• •■ajiacities, sornie of them parties to'
yuits, some witnesses, some jurors, l
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some court officers, many spectator.', |
many pollMcing, etc., etc.
Among ilv throng was noticed —
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. LH Dr. J. Li. Ilanes, of I'ine llall, who'
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enjoys: tile rrputation of beng ono
of (lie be it physicians in this section
of the State.
t Joe Alley. deputy sheriff, of KinT,
had after liootleggers.
County Game Wurden il. i!. Alley,
rvhii 'J hu-:r,css is to pull -.he pca.-'.i.'
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Riley Turner, a hail-fellow.'
wdl.niot "f Walnut Cove.
Squire \V. I'. Hay, 01 L,'.u\>oii.'
vllN', who n wr gruwi- old.
Monroe I'M:-:'-,", of Peter''- Creek,
Republican eanii'aale l'or Sheriff i:l'|
(Stokes.
X. F. Christian, .f Wc^tfU-ld-
J. Waller Simmons, of Francisco,
who could li!! any office in the
county with dignity, ability and
lionor.
!
Rufe ICins?, of Germamon, who
carries SI«D worth of chattel niortg.'
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»sep in one pocket, and six iO-ccnt
* cigars in the other.
E. L. Alley, of Hanman, who
knows how to make tuipordne wiap.'
pers that sell for fancy pr'ctn.
C. M. Jones, of Walnut Cove, hold
er of an important Federal revenu#
position.
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Wall George, deputy sheriff of
Francisco, who is one of Sheriff
Taylor's right hand men.
J. J. Stephens, of Walnut Cove,
who formerly lived near Danbury,
hut 'now lives In the flat country
near Pine Hall. Mr. Stephens say.i
>
lhe water from the flood this week
did a great deal of destruction Lri
the lower part of the county, espe
cially to corn and feedstuff#
Cary L. Carroll, of Mountain View,
ono of the chiefs lof the Carroll
elan, whose friends are legion,
Never was a truer-hearted creature
In the world than Cary.
James W. Yo-ung, of Meadow*
township, one of the oounty's mo«t
( substantial and honorable citizens.
Franlt Smith, of Peter's Creek
township, a type of that prosperous
class bf farmers who produce their
4t hoow aupplles. and therefore are
never caucht" nappingi when the
winds of adverulty come.
Held Forrest, of Franc !»00, the don
of his dad, and that's enough said,
as the elder Reid is all wool and a
* yard wide.
W. R. Stovall, of Sanfy Ridge,-
one of the thrifty and prosperous
farmers of Snow Creek, who have'
been able to say to h—l with the '
panic.
Cleve Lawson, deputy sheriff, of
J,a.w«onvill, one of the best officers
of the county. (
Molr Hawkins, of Sandy Ridge,
one of the Democratic chiefs of
Snow Creeks
J. •'A. Nunn, of We> '.fie:d, one of
,the Republican chiefs ft Qu.ixer |
Gap townsh'p. where Democratic'
••otee are as scarce as the teeth
matronly poultry,.
H. H. L/aake, of King, whto rep.
Established 1872. Danbury, N. C., Wednesday, Oct. 19, 1932.
| resented Stokes county in the 1930.
31 "long parliment."
j Dr. J. W. Neal, of Walnut Cove,
who has recently recovered from :t
serious illnefi'. to the pleasure of
' his many friends.
J. Wilson Mitchell, lof King, a
I good citizen of a line old township—
, Yadkin.
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E. 11. XeNon. of Piedmont Sprfnas,
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, Republican candidate for county
, commis-ioner, and whose friends aiv |
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| many.
J. C. Franc', of Dii? Creek town.'
! ship, who is a lespedcza onthuii.-.', i
| that is a crank on the kind of nut-'
rifiom plant which is said to re
juvenate .Joils, and which in sum
'sections of North Carolina bis
wi ought wonders for the farmers,
| will do the same Ih'iv.' in Stokns.
Sir. Frails will be a philanthropist if
ho puts over lespuleza in S.okrs.
Ed Smith, of 1, iw-nnvillp. w li,i
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.savs. lie has a line crop of tobacco
I this year on h's upper |i! ie. AI-.
1 Xmith i> not only a big farmer, but
Iho d a!-1 in chattd murtj-'aues, to i,
i and pan t' il 'he agte of a mule li;'
examining hi,-- niolm.-.
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Charley Slawtpv. c IJoek Hons.
recti«n, who is one of the best elti.
seei'o-n. wlu> is one of the best citi.
i zens of Quaker Gap township.
I JM? Willnrd, of Moore's Spring- - ,
j who liaii charge of the well known
| summer report property since th • j
dea'hs of i r ( lamented owners, Mr. j
and Mrs. lirndshaw.
Jones Nelson, proprietor of Nel.l
son's funeral parlor, a gviing con
cern near Ruck Island.
Rev. 11. W. George, of Franeii-ieo
Stoken county's largest tax_p.ay.3r
1 and the richest Presbyterian preach.
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;er In the State.
t Moses Carroll, of Flatshoal, Ger.
manton Route 1, deputy sheriff and
thrifty farmer.
Luther Mitchell, of Walnut Cove, 1
probably the best posited cattle man
in the county.
Calvin Mabe, of Lawsonville, who
has worked faithfully for the State
highway to come by Lawsonville,
and who will wit).
Zeb Stewart, the head of the high,
way work In this district, with head,
quarters at Winston-Salem.
NOEL OAKLEY
GIVEN TWO YEARS j
PETITIONS CIRCTIATIOJ ASKING
JTTDOE TO IMPOSE SUSPEND.
BD SENTENCE.
Noel Oakley was convicted, and
sentenced by Judge Harding to a
term of two years on the roads.
Public sen.ti'ment is strong ion. the
side of Oakley, who has always
borne a good character, and has. had
the reputation of being a quiet law.
abiding citizen. Soon after the ver.
diet was announced, petitions were
circulated asking the >udge to. allow
I Oakley his freedom under a suspend.
led sentence. As the Reporter gotw
Ito presis, the petitions freely signed
! are still in circulation.
Wedding.
Married recently: Andrew Paul
Martin, of Stokes county, to Gladys
j Leona Shelton, of Mayodan. The
wedding occurred at Martinsville.,
Va,, Rev. C. M. Wales, lofflclating.
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1 Mr. and Mra. J. L. McCrary, it
j Lexington, visited Danbury thin
week.
HURRICANE
SWEEPS MOORE
COUNTY
FORM F. II OTOKKK CITIZKXS KX.
PKHIKNCK TilK DKHTRWTIYK
, KFFFCTS OF A MIUIITY WIND
—l.()\(ii:i) FOR TIIK SHIil/IT.It
OF TIIK (iIIKAT KI'W.AKHIFS.
(rid Baker, formerly of Flatehoal.
but who li-i now a citizen of Miore
! county, called to see the Ileportei
j Tuesday.
j Mr. Raker tells of i hurricane tint
,
I Visited J!iMU'e 1:» l week. wreaking
.considerable dimigc. uiul causing the
Stok« -ites to long for Hi;' sh-eiter of
Ihi- ?nwarrlc.t«i\vn mount iin v.'h 11
the great wind was sweeping tho
Moore county Tlttt lands. Sam l!i!iv.
who live.-! at Vn.n, ! .s : li t . |»'--t »p:*i« ►'
| of a lining .station and a -lore, -a-.v
his place of busiiw - la/, il. S. v- . u
!•• >l* i ' >vi l'c ill the »* i wli :i til"
stiirin ftl*in-U. Most of th -m KM. u u
Knh'Uin il. ni" of Robert K!.».-r'.«
young fans. caurht with tho cd-ie
a falling roof, had his foot cut part.
,ly off. Mr. Faker's d'volliii., «-n.
!> rtiully unroofed, other 1 •i!•!i 11
'includln ■ tobu'Seo barn«. tin.
roofed, ami much minor damage
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■ was done liy the strong wind.
Lawsonville Defeats
i Sandy Ridge
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j Madison, Oct. 14.--Thc farmois
|iu this part ol the county arc get.
j ting through work and are planning
to rest.
Mossrt-i. Rill Stult.s and Kdw.ird
Alcorn called on Silases Kthoi Kim;,
ton and llildrea Wilkins Saturday
night.
Tho3o who went on a hLklng trip
Sunday afternoon In iho rain woro:
Harry Reid, fllenn Reid. Taylor
Reid, Paul James and Woodrow
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James.
Those who visited Miss !*>!«
Rhodes Sunday were Miss B««sio
Wall, Messrs. Realus Steele end
J»ss Joyce..
Miss Lola Rhodes visited her
grandfather's home Saturday.
Th« Sandy Rids 1 ® school Is pr», J
rrcusihg nicely.
Sandy RWge boya played against
the Laweonville boys in a basket
j ball game Friday evening, the ador4
j being 6 to 16 In favor of Lawson.
ville.
Reynolds Lauds
Morrison
Bob Reynolds, Democratic noml.
n©« for the U. S. Senate, highly
lauded Senator Morrison In a speech
at Henderson Thursday.
Farmers Get a Million
A total of $1,070,358.77 has been
•paid out by the Winston.Salem leaf
tobacco market to date to the farm,
ers.
Tom Mix Badly Hurt.
Tony, his horse, fell upon him. and
Tom has been unconscious for six
hours. The great screen star is in
a dangerous condition.
Favors Inflation
Sonator Geo. \V. Norris, of Xe.
br.vka, urges temporary inflation .if
the currency to aid agriculture.
H. H. Williamson, of Pine Hall.
Is foreman of the trandjury.
Poor Print
HEAVY RAINS
SWELL STREAMS
».\.\ ItIVKH IIKHIKST SINC i:
YKAR 101(1 ItHIIMiK CON.
STItCCTIOS' CONSI OKHAIii.V
I>AM\;Kl> ROADS \VASIII:I>
IiiDI.V CORN* ON ROTTOMS
W\SLLI:I> AWAY.
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Heuvj rains Sunday, .Monday and
Tuu'day put all the >tr> ums oiu of'
»
their banks. U.in rivvr was the 1
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high, i since liilii. The n.aiu
.waters swept away thousands MI
bush. of corn. A; link I-lan I
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I'li.l. . will iv M iv-Hions ha -I If II
load. th- new in.'iu ,-tri: :11n>
h.V . i::■ i . da li,-'-.:, f;-. .a .. i.,
iao i: iintid i,-s « (!•• T:
'■•"•d-i f>» \.vr!>. .1 ail i ) > a.|
night i i-iaovin : . n.i i . .HI ! .. !.
- and t - . to a ,| y .• t
I• 1 1 - • I' is •a M : 1 w «;|] ;
; thrown I; probably w ; ; -
| Tov. a !'. r\ •. i - li. ■ • ; .. .
ril)(l inut h 11 was destroy 1 up '
and ihi'an '• ■ • ■:; i.
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Lav/fcionviUe P. r i' s A.
i fntcrcsiiiv^
Meeting
The I I#,..|iv.;i.' I'll'-)i;.T a I: :
, AssOcla: : .a m.-i \\, ( |ii'. .la v lii^h - ., !
j Oi'iol. 'i' I—. lii.'l.', in li.- . .ji..,.]
i auditorium. The nicctiiu \pr ■.
j riided over l iv Mrs. Alfred R. rt.
1 son, ptcvidH oi. :ie:- th.- devotional
exerei.-r. liy Mr lliiod a shon
! bnslnesis wssion was held with roll
call and report by Mrs. Cllenn Sinitli,
I nocretary and treasurer. The mi'n
• feature of the imcting wa.s an ad.
dresn by Ur. R. 11. .Moivtield on
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I Practical Kducation, anil an address
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' by Professor Phillips, of Fr inclsco.
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; on How to Apply Kducation. Tlio.-e
addresses were thoroughly en joy .'d
'I by the large crowd of patronn i.i.
1 sembled. In ckinolusion refres'.i.
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i meats were served by the hospitality
1 committee, Mrs. C. M. Mal>e and
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I Miss Declovice Robertson. The
I next meeting will be on Wednesday
' J after the second Sunday in Novem. '
I her. All parents and friends of the I
, Jtchool ore *»rdl»|ljr imvlted t9 at,
I tend.
MRS. EMILY P. SMITH. J
Average $10.47
Tobacco averaged >10.47 otl th«
Wtn«7tonJJalem market Friday, Oct. I
21.
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Hon. J. F. Srpruill, former solicitor, |
was here this week, shaking handu
with his hosts of friends In Stokes.
He made a Bpeech heard by a large
crowd, and greatly enjoyed. In which
he pictured the terrible failure of
the Hoover administration, and pre
dieted tho overwhelming vctory of
| Roosevelt.
John L. Christian, propntetor of
an independent {invoking tobacco
concern of Pinnacle, was among the
visitors here this week.
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Mr. and Miv. D. M. Pyrtle with ,
th lr pretty little child, of Winston, j
Salem, vlstted friends in Danbury
today.
H. 11. Brown, of King. one of
Yadkin's most active deputkn is
here with the crowd.
P. H. Young, of Sandy Ridge, wis
here this week.
| TOBACCO HANGS
AROUND THIRTEEN
! SOMK FAIItIA (i(M)U AVKItAIJF.s
Bi:iNt; .MAUI'. HY I'Alt.MlißS j
II O T. DAMP W li A T II K It
THHIiATIiNINi TIIK t ItOl* IN
TIIK ll\NI»S OF TIIK OltOW.
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For J-IJV. a I • I I ;. -. | hi- WE A. LEU
j d-ililp w.-iih-r has - I•• u - >three.';
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Mr. KHjipin \ .1, . 4 >■; y t •
1 tunl li • ! SICMI his !i:« ;h»-
. '»'• « :•» hV- :s .m«l many
fri» iul>. Il(» v for «»n» i»»* Til
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, t«'rm>i ro-mty r—almiit
l?n»4 -a?nl !» »d li*M «»*.hvr piHiitinns
' ■( public tru t.
I The deceased I* survived by live
I' nons and daughters, as foliows:
| Charles Filppin. of Mt. A.'i-y lU.ute
AValter Flippin, of Mt. Airy Route i
fi.
I Mrs. W. S. Oeorge. r> f Franeifco.
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Mrs. Fonroe Riddle, of Westfleld
| Claud l''llppln, New York,
j The interment was at the old !
| home bury-in? ground ties r j
J Held, the funeral ceremonies be'n ?'
| conducted by Klder F. P. Stone. A
Jarge crowd attended
Clyde Hoey.
Hon. Clyde Hoey, one of the
State's great®*! statesmen and «mt.
ors, held a great crowd sp«llbound
In the court* house here Monday as
j h* told of the failure of the Hoover
administration to bring relief to the
country; how the , Smoot.Hawley
tariff enacted at the instance of
Andy Mellon to protect favored In.
dustrles had destroyed America's 1
foreign trade; how many American
manufacturers were building factor,
ies and mill* In foreign countrlci-i '.o
escape itn iniquitous rates; how large
contributors to Republican campaign
funds had been re.eouped by trv.'
. mendous rebatrn of ta.ves which the
Wilson war administration had levi.
I
'ed upon them; how the results of |
i vicious tariff scheduler were now i
■ seen In the paralyii's of business and !
manufacturing and the enormou"
thi-ongs of Idle and unesviploy d
workmen. Hoey® closed with a
' magnh'.ccnt tribute to the character
and quallilcations of Franklin V>.
Rjoosevelt and predicted his electon
by the greatest majority in the
I history of the nation.
Number 3,746
TAYLOR DAVIS
GETS TWO YEARS
FOI M> (.1 lI.TV or M \\o|..\| «;ir.
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■ nil .Jul.' 11 t.rstoi.. IH>II>I » ukinty.
' ,! I Til* ! t I.•! y t . irs ill
::fiuiaiy. ;. . r -.. w,.:.h an*
■LULO lluirston. yurs in >• N «MCII.
It-Ul .Martin un-1 I'.iul urch.iid.iwn,
niHiiuiacturin.v liquor. Xix montliM
«aeh on roads. Allowed to utvn
s.ioo bond to tie for Wefdnnltitf of
| K'-nu-nov til! Dec. 1
litis r.otY, transporting 1 liquor.
I'rayer fur judgment continued for
3 years.
Rajw Tuttle. possession and frana_
, porting liquor. Car fo bo »c«J by
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t hem Mabe, assault with deadly
weapon. Judgment suspend**! on
payment cost.
>lddi» inpra.ni, assault with
weapon. Twelve months on roa^i.
Edwin Kiwer, AM.VIUIC with (teadly
weapon. Judtrment vusipended on
JiuyitiiVit rout.
Will Duggin*. 1. and T.. ti moruthrt
on roads. ~
John Swift and Howard Swtft, K
and r. 4 months etch on roudx.
Hwney Simmons, assault with
deadly weapon, judgment suspended
on payment of cost.
V alter Gray, possession of liquor,
prayer for Judgment continue o.»
payment of cost.
Air. and Sir#, c. K. Davis ami
i M:HS Alta Io; Walnut Cuvo,
visit, ,1 Daiil..try Til. Jiy.
Rheumatism.
I'UIJK TV any i-11 • ... tiding mo
stamped envelope with their ad.
: .Iross and the name ef ihe paper it*
which tli-ey* saw this a.l. I will send
an herb rec.. ipo thu. eompletly cui>ml
mo of a had i of rheumatism—
Ali»>:ute'y KIJIiK.- I! I. JIcMIN'N,
H Central Ave.. AnhevHle. N. C.
Mr. atvl Mrs. Koy Uaoth. of DaU
ton. have been vis!this their jxirent*,
Mr. and Mrs. Lum Uuo'.h, of Mead.
I ows, this we«k.