THE DANBURY REPORTER.
Volume 61.
THE PRIMITIVES
AT WALNUT COVE
ASSOCIATION I Ai.ru \ i\; Till
ii\r lTST s or XIXNX mi'vill >
OR NOET'I ( XROI.IVX \ N I)
XIROIMX, HO! C!I\VI.\.
TION. V. till I! IS I.XROI ! A XT.
T|:\|>||>—Hl \!VM. H'KX II i
RI'IN(. I IINIIKTI II \T sTlHii:.-.
RI'KD XI. 1.. CHCIICII—T\\.
PAYERS sI.OW TO I. IST IN
SXI ITATL>\VN T«>VVNSLLII*.
W'-t In it I Cov .M iv Tlio Prim,
iiive I! ipti-t A.--.i' i.iti"ii. comprised
of 'h" districts of .Ma.V" Itixer. I'at.
rirk rutin.'y. Henry entity, Spiki'-
fount}'. It ' kiligham «siii|)ly, For.
\vtii county. lltijli'oiil I'iuii'y •nil
i'ai t '-'Hi'"j i iiunO, hi-':! i:> .11111:11!
tiiee'.in- iii Walnut Cove beginning
!1, • s" :I M day ii inillig at I lastii
through Muiday. .May it ua
"i'iu 'I !!>• estimated that a IM'l avil in'
•some 3,in " anil lin" pic a 1 nil .
I'll Ml! lIMIII a manual survey (if t''
air ••iiiolii.'i'. luii-Hc"! fi'"in 01 einl
of nito:st Avenue t-> the oMi-r end.
J! ul'pe d'el "hat there ua- 110 short
age ill the ctimut'rd 1111111 !>or in at-
U'llciait e.
Oilier .1. A. F.arg, M ode a" -r. •
Win : ni.s (leiii. h •:.! the :: -*t I.a- .
inc.-■ six-ian of tile A -'latum •.1
'lie an Jit '•) Ann >( 'lie hjgli s ho d
building. The Mail raior ua- as-ist.
I'M I 1 .Mr. lI.MIIII-, Clerl;. of Stu.ir'.
V'.i. Till* nice - in.: u.in l> I|I ( . |m _
Pose of ""nti'i" ihp (tetf-nto" Ti"»m
thc v.iriiiiis di : ,-ts. an I the niton,
tiaii T' "f r.ther business iiiaUeia.
Marina the three Mays of the a-.
■-•• iaiien i rions vi ■ tit 111- Elder
pi'g.chcl at vai'ii ais hours dm dig the
«l««y. Mr. Ilroauwu.v, s iijslnirv.
.1. W.i.' t TIM He. Watt I Tidily. W. .1.
Itrn«• n. Fank P. Stone, Mr. I!ra_
well, of s'tok(•-• county. I." lis I'yrtln
of .Mayodan. and .1. A. Fagg, hi
XX'in*t.>n.Mlilem, were some of the
oivisfanillnn Elders takiing part on
the program of the Association.
Revival services, conducted by
Rev. W. H. Willis, of I>rnper, are
now in progress at the Stokesburg
Methodist Church. Mr. Willis is a
forceful, impressive speaker. TMk.
ins for his text Sunday evening:
"Whom do ye «iy that I am," Rev.
Willis made a passionate plea for the
congregation to form the right kind
of an opinion of the Master. The
sermon Monday evening was taken
fro.ni a certain passage in Matthew
•relative to .the first revival service
on record, wherein the 12 disciples
of Christ met in the Upper Chamber
land prayed until .the power from
Heaven fell upon them. These ser
vices are expected to last through
out the remain, Ve- of this week, an,]
a part of next week.
I he list taker for Sauratown town,
•ship, H. it. McPherson, informs the J
Reporter that there lire only fdve or
six more days in which to list taxes
and that less than one-third of the
people of this township hav e listed j
W. E. J'yrtle of Francisco was in
town Monday on business. Mr.
Myrtle is ia big farmer of Big Creek'
township, lie says an average crop
id tobacco is being put oat.
llev. J. R. Needham is suffering
1
with a severe cold.
Established 1872.
FORTY-FOUR BOYS
! CO FROM STOKES
i ViRAINMI NT AT WINSTON.
SAI.I :.M SI HIAV MORNINI..
I FOR CAMI' IHtXt.U—Tilt: I'IRS t'
CONTINTi'N'I I'ROXI T II I s
( ill NTY TO JOIN Till; PRI s!.
I» I N I ' .N Rl l'Oltl s'l' VI ION
I AMIS—OTHER t X1.1.S in p.i:
MXlH: —rue COMPENSATION.
1
j l: reminded otic of war ('ays ha k
in la 17.1 tils, when II li"v s friuii
. SUILCI'S cut I' lille.l .It Wie t ill.s'l Iftil
Sunday niurning bound fur «'umi»
. rir.igg.
These yuiiim men, eompri-'lng the
. frs. eiiiMingment fnun tH i s ciitnlv
t 1 j"i 11 President Ih'o-cveli's gri'.c
' refori'stutii n jiriny. were boon!
bi ' ''amp |!c (•.■•■, Ciiml'i'i laud crniiuy,
N"i"h 1 ni"l •1 i 11.1. After spending tu 1
week, at Camp Rragg. the boys will
he transferred t • "tie of the national
park reserves, possibly .xiimnt l'i-_
c ih, near Aehcvjllc, in Western
Not", h VI i'ollna. There 1h• y will ex.
pi'i'li'tlee their first real work in the
-reit reforestation enterprise, which
■ ads for i'.-.ii.iiimi n>i,'ii,pi*.'Ve(l 10 1
• Veil leiiiaile alive O. cilpa.1(111. I'th
er ('llll-1 u."' .0 he made sum.
The eompen-atiuii which the re.
fi't'Civt itlun workers will rceive w'.i
I'O SI .101 per day. b,..,; ( | a n.l b"!-..
in-*, elotliing. no dii-iue. lo'spital ser.
v:ee, and railroad fare both ways.
I-: 11:1-: tin-nt is for 11111111 Ii -.
A Ijst of the stokes euntingent off
lor Camp llraug :.s as fullou.":
1. Ernie I.'W-iii. Uaw-onvillo. x.
2. Rennet! Walker, I'atn ole, X.
c.
•'!. Mil,iley l.ewi . Walnut Cove, X.
C.
t. Wood row WiNon Mays. Sandy
Ridge. X. C.
». XX'heeh'r Smith. Walnut C»v",
X. c.. Route 3.
. Ilassel Woods. Ranhary, X.
ltoiMe t.
"• (lilbei't Copeland. King, X. c..
It. K. M.
S. I!uford Wllklng. Sandy Riidge
X. c.. Route 1.
9. Dennis Mal>e. Danbury, X. C..
Route 1.
! to. Hardy .Mabe, X'ade Mecum, N.
C.
II Thomas Ocorge, Walnut Cove.
X. C., Route 3.
12. XX'illiam Thurman Moran,
XX'estfield. N'. C., Route 1.
1 13. Maxie Elynt, (iernianton, N*.
(*., Route 1.
| 14. Frank Throckmorton,. Walnut
I Cove, X. C., Rente 1.
j 15. XX'ltllum R. Xeal. XX'aln.tt
I Cove. X. C., Route 2.
i 10. Wood row Mitchell. XX'alnut
j Cove, X. Route 3.
j 17. Odt'll Roles, XX'alnut Cove. N.
| ('.. Route 1.
| ix. 1j ml Rvnnett. X\'alnut( Cove, N".
X. C., Route 2.
1 19. I'4inhi>e Dunlap, XX'alnut
Cove. X. C., Route 3.
i
.0. swanson Smith. Walnut Cove.
X. C. .Rente 2.
21, Raymond Harris, XX'alnut Cove,
X. C.
i 22. Abe Farmer, XX'alnut Cove, X.
C.
23. Orady Stewart. XX'alnut Cove,
X. C., Route 1.
24. Robert Ziglar, Sandy Ridge,
j.V. C.
I
Danbury, N. Wednesday, May .24 1933
HANGING ROCK
1 ROAD SUSPENDED
IT IS llOi'l l> STol'|».\«;r: or Till'.
I'ItO.IIIT Is o\l.v TICMI'OIt.
\llV—r\i;so\ t.OKx to l!\l»
I:i ii—::N 11 I!i'i»is>; W1101.1.Y
i\ tiii: ivi fri st or tiii:
I'l l:! it \\i) to tiii: i{i:Mi:r
Ol I MMHI.'D MI NI.
Work hi' i 11: i 'in ,n aii:i'iiin!>i'!
I I I'l'lCM I >:> 1• I 111 l-.V li-inuinu liO'
wi»» -u- iciitl' I S iiui' i iy. it is hum. i
• • 11!y 11-1■ 111 "inrily.
I t'll'S 'll. Willi is
.f IV Icral i"flic'o:• I In -uokoi
, • ••Illy. .i;*t:!lK under tile Ii• vi -.'nor's
office of Holier of linlelgli. ai\ ;-o
ihit! np'tnt ions ai'o lioM up ponding
i :i check up i f thi' i'M'('Use- Inv il Veil,
iiiul until 11io linn il ni' i■ ■'111• y oiim.
mi"ii'iior j of Stokes inn ile-'tde th'-
I •■'eject 11 pill.lie Void.
'l'llis work has been a dug fi.rwar I
I'litlor i lie he id ni' uuouiplii.viiietit
relief, a la "to nuniher of la
lini'i'rs wini have hern util.le 'o act
federal loans on which to «ro v
'"ops have I.eeii enraged in the
wini;. This lone of !|le r ( . a must
otherwise he a liability of the He;!
t'l'OSS.
ilis wurk of building a road ti
Hanging Hnek i nm in any sense a
private > ntefprl-e. lu' is wh'My a
|ii'l>lle tienifieeiiee- The ro.id to the
i"'. of tin- nioiimain t'jiverses some
three op four trues of ! a n I. the
. ' wners i . which cheerfully vuitri.
lute Ihe right of way.
Mr. t 'arson left Toe-May for Ual
' i—l', w lie re he will eon for with the
:• Jural aKtoiis with regard t ll the
lorther relea-e of funds for this
prefect.
, \\ i liatu Kiev Haker. ss. iv.ttfeii.
erate voter m, licl Sun lay near
* Rural liyil. Horn in Stokes in Ivls.
i
| 25. Joseph Sprinkle. W.ilnut Cove.
. .V. c.
I 2t>. Kreil Mel tone, Laxvsonvllle, V.
t C.
| 27. James Ayers, Pine Hall, N*.
, C.
j 2#. James Dat'dwell. Pine Hall.
N. C„ Koute 1 .
| 29. lliram Haz.elxvood, Madison,
, N. C., Route 3.
I 39. Xaz. Abbott, Walnut Cove. N'.
, C., Route 1.
| 31. Cero Smith. Dunliury, X. ".,
Route 1.
32. Jess Wilt ird Scott, Rural
X. c. star Route.
33. Jonnie Urnnch. Walnut Cove.
, X. C.. Route 1.
j 3i. Albert Dewey Dminon, Sandy
Ridge. X. O.
j 35. Harry Mabe. Walnut Cove. X.
c., 11. K. D.
3d. Jonnie Xew-ome. Walnut
Cove, X. C. Route 1.
j 37. Claireiieo Foster, Pinnacle. X.
C.
j 3s. Wilson Drown, Kins. X. c.
39. Joe stone. Pinnacle, X. c.
4". Martin Luther Mitchell, Wal
nut Cove. x. c.
j 41. Alvin Zimmerman. Walnut
Cove, X. c.
42. Adam Scott. Pinnacle, X. c.
43. Roy Russell, Walnut Cove. X.
c.
44. Paul Prlddy. Danbury, X. C .
Route 1.
SALES OF LANI)
' FOR TAXES SAME 1
|
' I \V\ HI '.H IRING I\\ FORI'.'.
I
 '.«»-•« Hi's \i»\ i:iii ist:i> i\
MAV-PM'IgRS. WD s li i: it. !
j
Id's s\ I .lis ItlM \i\ | ;> |
•- \mi; vtfh til HI \|. OI
Hot -i: HI! I. \». lis t\ TI|C
I \ST HXX OF Till 1.l .l ~r. \.
ti sti 's si:ssio\.
I
T. • : I'V I'oT Iri. tile orti-irg
' : ' f : ' "in r:es ii lu-wjip.-ipei
■ ll ' «.-• i i:. :11 ' -ale■ •>.' :•ud f. r tax •
!• l»e da y published, f.r :.,i days in
Pi-. Pai'e;-. is .-till on the ' I" ok
f
I • t - c; ''or;.; to red i ■ oxpen
t; ' i ; 'litre t'i aboii bed Hi V ,
l-w. ll.m e :.:tl X' . i ".x , u
f"f ' '-Mhe I 'ew ii .;■ adverti - ,
•' 1 d* 'iu'iiK-nt t; . This i:::
XV* r un led to n. e n|i j j,;
" ''T w !ii lhe r oitity nithoritic.
*ot :xte i Xo. t' a. inother lax re.
'ii •' HI- is ire, .all. vial iielinunet •
luu I'U.veis of 1 p eT tli" ush 1931 ; .
rcli.it! ttix i ;!i-s vet" ifjeates still ii
' n,| of .the covornniem a• I
''' over ;i — —vt ar period
x 'PI "' 1 ' Per rent., on sa T
• ''' ' •' ' * • , .'Io v c I .
, 1 X». I | n.l 1 \.i Jn(l |
'' :|l ent boards, ami several dnxon I
eoi:r; s. were e. •tllpletl'll eX'i'Plp t :
from their pro vie ions.
•tl the very !;, • ,| , tl „. sessi .a
" " : was repealed an,! , i U .".
•' ■ in• r.»«!i; e.l and ! a--e,l.
The new hi!!, which i> now law. ,
fefs |he lima of su . •
roeloeii e-»; -2.r,e ,t,j s amoii'",
!o-a: -ei'viees. an.} sn.nn :
l.cwspaper-. Hi-eater anieimis mav
ent for l.oih pun . - previ 1,, i .
,to acre than S.i , liar. 0 d acains:
! r.o'erty involved.
I
•-heiati.; i; les o." dellniptent tax.
vers reiiiaii- the same.
!
Found
A Notebook
' A Winston.Sa.lem citizen found a
pocket note book with the follow'int? |
entries:
j April 3—Advertisement for steno-
I
grapher. . r,ft cents,
j April s—X'iolets5 —X'iolets for new ctenogrti
pher, S5 cents.
April B—Week's salary for steno.
grapher. sls.
I April 11—Roses for stenographer.
$3.
April. 15—Candy for wife. f ,n cent-.
April 19—Lunch with stenogra
pher. $lO. j
I '
i April 25—Stenographers salary.
$25.
! I
April 25 Dinner and theatre with
i i
stenographer. $lO. i
! I
I April 2ti—Fur erat for wife, $385.
April 2t!—Advertisement for steno.
grnplier, 50 rents.
| The finder made public the cm.
tents of the n "chunk rin the hope he ■
mirht a«sißt the owner in identifying 1
hi-? property—ill in win. t
At The Cascade
i "
| Many ears visit the H'-midc week,
ends, especially on Fundny*. J. J.
J Rooth of Danbury Ivts provided a
stand where cold drinks, sandwiches. ,
i , 1
ice cream and ether refreshment*
i
are sipiwed. Picnic parties find this
an -ideal spot, while camping is free,
l bathing free, pan-king free.
' 1
STOKES COUNTY
S. S. CONVENTION
TO 111: 111 I.M s| Nil XT. .MM I
A I (,II \H II; (,\p (LIT HI II
I'li I.  ONX t N l!t)N Is INI |i;.
IIIAU.'IIX X'l'lON XI.. X N 11 XI.!.
ll' NOXH XTIONs iM'i.l I I I) I
PXRTK ll'A'li: Pi NX \\ | r,
in: (.ix i.\ COR nil i \ itt.i : i
AT. i NM XNt C.
1 1 ' i '!:• So." : t . S
s h . : Assoc' 11 i - '. 111':. •(■ I '
|. iln •)-11 i'•.:in y .-' |i - Sri biv
• " i' ti' n wlr -h \ . ' he! !
cu S"u : , .11: lit' I n illy Quaker
' • • Rap:: t ' 'liu: -li. TI in cut ua
v. ill 1.,..: jo .it •«: n'ld
through the d«v \xi 'lb a. -,. i\c !
e| ' -c • Ji :: ■ I.
lb !pi II ill tbe mil, .-it ti■ :i v. .11 be
Rex ■ Sl.ut. ,(| IVelc: nil.-! .\R-s li-i
A'.;;-•('('. Ill" tic:. I' d 5,.. ."taiv an I
I be X a ; I'eop'e* I 'i- •••■t"i- of li
X' It Ii 'ill ii i Sin' ,j s
'd itbui. I. -ai pen •!" •'• e ■.. •"■
» '! also .i-i-t 'ln •he |.r.. ;n i.
The cunventioii i- iip-T'leni.miiuu
IOUN . ;i in) u or!. e s : r •u. the Su _
'•ay •- ' ■ ' - of :he . , , ,re in ,t _
■ d t" ua" i' ibate u h wm ~f •
tiviuition. iihiklm i .hiy of C| ■
i ii fe!bn\...lii|i and S•.:i'lj|\ S. hoot
hi Ipl'ihhe-".
In '"it'll* — — e. f :he a" ir eiuei t - c
•X- S. I an a , d F |, y. ~,
Ih I'sii" n t .'"(I S re' \ ~i ■ ...
" "be.- i up . S n I•; s In;. : ,\
• i,i'ion. Tie so " ■ I'c'iUo t Ih,.
•(•operation of all the p: ,-:otn ap, 1
S..nday 'IKM.I SUI I RIUTEUDENTS
Ihe county ju •he effort p. make h .
e'-IH en: 101 lii sue,•(.-•,
I lie ciiii'er. luce anno annul (hit
.ig.aiii :hi- year a peun ant xvi'l ',.
V'Ven to the Sunday School li.avin •
'be largest attendance I- , s ,"| , ;i
mi'i'M traveled It is expected th-.p
Mtere will by much friendly oonipo.
ti:;on for (lie pentiant anion : ihe
•'""day School.-* of the i-uinty.
Serious Illness
Miv. Dr. C. W. Joy.-e v ~s sfiek. ]
en xvith a serious illness her ■ a- th r>
home of her Hither X. n I'o "oe
XX'edneday night of la.-t week. .''is.
.lo.vee. wh«e home is at Fletcher J
Dkla.. was here diiijng th,» sickness
and death of her mother, Mrs. X.
(~>. Petree. Her husband. Dr. C. xv.
•loyee. was notified, and arrived
fnun Oklahoniß Saturday. A go.t.
Dr. Reid Joyce, who js a medical
student at a northern college, also
arrived to lie with hU mother.
At present Mps. Joyce is i*onsj.|_
erahly Improved. She Is under con
stant attendance of physicians a nd
nurses.
Violating- The
Fishing Laws
R. H. Plowman. „f Winston.
Sj'lem. xv.as ARRESTED by c.antv
Came Warden T. r,. Rootb an I
tried before J list i'-e T. 11. Merry for
v'o'.ating the fl-hlng 'laws. The ve .
dp t w.is payiiii nt ot the cost and
1 ureha-'e 0 f license, which the of.
lender complied with.
Iso veil \x all was tried a; Rocking.
ham ecuurt this xx'eek for the murder
of Sandy Sisk. and convicted of
murder in the second degree. Sen
tenced to 15 to 20 years in peni.
tentjary.
N umbei 3,777
CHARLES COKBETT
IJENNET f HELD
"-Hi.itirr •: \% i.oit (. » i; s to
vtiiiK, f*\ i» i:r.i\. r.\ k \i.«
I.It.II) s'l'4 )K!. •>  IIIWIVM,
yM \ti im VM.I I u WTI.II
l!l 1(1. I )l! Ol I f.\M:  (OMIIT.
•»•«:!» i.\-r vini Miu ii, \\i» is
si si'i i 11 i> i.i k >'. i i :i:v or
si l> f. ill \\| IT I. \S| ,lAM'.
MIA .
i "i •> mpanied
I'.V I'aui T. lor >M l I puty Sber.
ii': lic'i". .-'mith !, :i ,\i for York,
I'' :l i' ' ' 'i,;i ,■ i • ■ lielinet.
-i. i t 1 !-' I .>!!«!• a > t nod by
*! it'iia ili
IVtu.t •! :..o! • ai"H"l
'■' w isii ■ i 1 '*. iv(.,s on,
in i it.1,1: ( i Winston
>;i • ■>' X ' ■ ' '! uan led
»'• •!' " " if. • i ■ pc!in.
•*"' 1 . • t N 'VIMIU
'•«" ' 1 t is Ihat
:• i ■ " I " ' «• „ ai. I other*
-a •:«• ion 'l.-i; tin- wax
" :t "' "i ■ >.l ■ i lit !•. kill."
T l : A'. :i. t'H . laic?
i  ■• ' !: ■ ' I,| . I the
N% h *'« i 1 11 iie.v could
i "" ! ''v ' - ••' ■ ' liin . a - thiij
v' ' ! " t "!) }\ .ft "»1)Ut2s,
1 ' i »• i t'f W i "hiHgtOTl
1 "■ ' "" •: -I ' • -'ii-ns ami par.,
• us Tin, io-si • -t ved.
'' I' ' ••• intv .'.'"'ins man,
v *'•* •' r-'t-.t'i • .it : . I'epu.
'' ' ■ ei' tli-*
I' II • it'll! ill lilt. ]•"!,!, my (i: Si«l l>.
Jiftinct:, a prominent farmer of Ctu,
'."T i .'.innai'v. w|.. in-: $1.30,1
from liis p ;, t ,),, , n ~ ,|. t ,, s „ ne
nlnli as'ccp .It I,is !,. nif. The
f'lift. Sf iii-fl , ati'anee the Hen.
"ft! home llm :i-h a window to the
h t . I ~..ai. i- j-- til., ;..', u -i n g
'•"fimi" ..!• s-uie form „r dope Ktll .
poly he sleeper. In ii ali ns were
found 011 the u.'ml.m ipijn an.f
(the «iailo" -ill p'intiim :,, th'.-' fact
j
j "ther l irt'iiinsian. es 1,0p,. C!i i this
t'lonry. I .-ii.tily Mr. Itennett was a
j li'-'ht sleeper, and hnl a habit oi
| awakimr in the nitrht. o n this might
he slept heavily and sonnilly. Tnicks
shoni'il the presence of an "intomo
j bile in the yard (luring th>' night.
It is reported that young liennett,
! «'ho is suspect.si of tlie robbery,
j went to Winston shortly afterwards
j where he spent money freely. It n
stated that a vyitnt*.s lives in Win_
I
st"n_Silem who will tr-tify that h«
was apptsjiehed hy young liennett
with a proposition for an escapade
up in Stokes which corresponds with
■ the Sid Bennett incident.
In case the young man is arraign,
ed 011 the burglary cha.rge it will
become a serious affair for him. than
l>eing a capital offense, pnnl-habie
with death.
Enrollment And
Attendance Stokes
County Schools
Knrollnf.nt. and nttendtut'e or
• •lies cmiutv t-chooU for the year
lf'S-'.SS, «*is as follows:
i:\itoi. i.ai i:\t:
ili g!l y.'liool MB 9
J Mlementary 5.251
I
j Total 6,1 ll>
.WKRAtSK ATTI'N I)\\CK:
, High school 73T
; Klementary 4 600
f~
1 Total i.m