THE DANBURY REPORTER.
Volume 61.
STOKES COUNTY
S. S. CONVENTION
TILL: MITTIM; '.VIIK II CMN.II
\T i in: «.'i \KI:I: «. \P IS\P
TI-T « 111 I: 11 .N M: I. \>
VI.'RY SKCi.sMII.-MAV >!'-
I N ?:I:s 1.1 I;TR IT I:I:SOI.I .
TIONs IWs~.I I>,
Su!i(lu\ Juno i. *»>*• s • ;.«•» t'l. n
Surd.iy Sho"l «*>111\ n' • •w.a hei 1
in the Quaker «!jtj. I'nPti-l fhur !i.
A large congregation of people were
pre- >t i" l».i* 4 ii thi' IN• • :MI:IIU and
ICI'llO-MI l-C-'si"llS.
Tin- ctiucirion was billed i" 01--o 1- -
flor .It H I". I.y .Mr. A. S. Francis.
1 H'* I'l'E-I'L-111 • 'NIL* 11111SI- LIM INE
(lie* Morning M-sit-n v led I'.-
u'ft' ''ill 1 l-ai'-ii'  ■" i■ ■if :tiui !'ii'-
iJig i!i ifibril' 'ii 'V -ion I'\ i!i.»
>.r ii:*- i ripe: i I'll!*: s*»i
f'liur li. Tiu* ■ I-F '• 1 numbers I'IMI.
deivd b\ t' '" lin-'.ii Sis'e's ii i
i-1 i. we'e S' (I !■ 11a'• I't't'li givn 1 -
ly ei .i >.vel.
The visitiii'-f .-iM* ■'.■{.■■ ■■ were Rev
Shut'ard rt listittry. N.
and Mj.-u I>.ii-> Ma-cc. Sali-liiiry X.
i'.: tlie? • ieneral Secretary .*• n.l tin-
T»i!••• "or of Yi-IIn.: I|'t'*.- work «• r
tin- Noi'tli Carolina Sunday School
Assoi : aiicn. .i!.-o Rev. I. I-:. I'rji li.
laid, I•:«.«! .if of the Fjr.-t M«''j!inli- 1
I'i'oK'stan: ciiuivh of Win,s:on-Sa.
leni. Kadi of these sp .-ikt.ru Immulu
a no-a/ie in tlicit- own way and
many people expressed t,lieir ].lt>:i
nil- in message delivered-
A y >i!i .• • • i!>!..• 01%: in;/al->'ii (• .
:lic i-oitiry way I■i*irnn of which .Mi.-'
Jo-vie hns'-n u'a>- n>a!o diivt"!'
and ''>K'iiiaii Robertson tlic» So:'i">_
tary, .Miss Masi'p states that much
:n'pr.> was manifested in tin. ol*-
-3111:T I.• II and t'lat splendid result*
aIV expected fi'nin ill'' work.
T'-if «'o .inty Snnd iy :nt"l «ir—-in
izati"!! ' '* Stoke- roili:*\ el "''Vd lie.'.
Offi t>;s a- follows:
O FFIi'KRS ST'tKKS COI'NTV
E'c-led .I unt- 5, IMS
I'lv-d' nt. llarve.v Johnson «ir
nf.inuMi Route 1.
Vice president. T. C. Jones. Pjr.
narlo.
Vi'-e president. Plaxton I-ewls,
Ciemianton.
DIVISION DIRECTORS
Children's, Mrs. W. C. Whit*'.
Oerm.lnton.
Young people'*. Miss Jessie John,
son, King.
Young people's sec., Coleman Rob.
ertswn. King.
Adult, John L. Christian, Flnna.
cle.
Administrative. C. O. Smith. Wa|,
ttut Cove.
Below la a copy of the reeoiution9
adopted by the convention.
W e the committee offer the fol
lowing resolutions:
1 That we tiiank the Quaker Gap
Baptist Church for entertaining the
convention and for the splendid hoy.
Pltality of the members of the
church.
2. That we thank the speakers
for their valuable service to the
convention.
3. That we thank the officers of
the Stokes County Sun&iy School
ABt4o"iat|on for their splendid wor.lt
in preparing for the convention.
4. That we express to the news
papers of the county our appreeia
lions of the -publicity given through
their columns.
Established 1872.
FORESTER HOLMES
VISITS THE COUNTY
I.OPIUM; rou l.o \is>\ ro;t
I RttsHlN « »Ml*— , .. I". M \lt.
Sll \l.l, M \\ '(.IM. K. ! .  .
rouci s \: \\ *.i.n: , »ov::--
M \YOit ,IOH\ r. ii! r l lII'llV
I>IR!•:TN ('ir.W.!'!'  \AII , M(.\
—Mfss 1.111 I\N nmi.l I! Oil.
(iAM/rs i:t:i>  si:\\i\!,
R«M>\|.
W.ilniit. Cove, June ->' i re.
« cnt vi>i: : tiiroiii;}) t!i:- 'ioll. in:ii .
iiiu* ueneral ol for ilt ■ 10.
iV.ioii "l' S:a"e 'i\j'i.ni Cunsc v. .
lj..H ft ri'H Canin-. .Mr. ,1. S
iln'me-'. tlie S-.uc I'.'re-■ i. inform'
j
•lie Rcport'-i* thai S: : .k» Conn:;.* |
•'I 'll- v, i'h Vadki I '.
Ru■ herf"i-d. \\ .:«"|l, It* : L ., t'lilnm.
'-:i-. * 'ii in l»c:'l:i it.l. M-.-'ii'. I 'urliiin,
and llurke will likely 1.. tli m-)c I'd
'■ouniie.- for sn-It i-ainpv. St'ik'.--
i 'oniiV.- and Va.H,;n ('i.iinty have
I''en l.v se:t"'W-d foi- er..-i--> .
t'olit**..l. All fanner- i-littuM wt'N'"iiit»
tin- ide i that pch will h:,v • tli._-
plivileKe t»f lieint.' .-li'iwii h.av ! ( ,
take rare of their wasio liii.ls.
'I lie R. I', f. force-, «i •*. 111 ..j
--strol mid'-r the di'*«" ii"n >r
.M.in.'tKer A. I-'. Mj'vlt i!J. are d"in;
nii-lil;. t'linus in \\*-,|iiiit, t'ove ail l '
Stok.-I.ur;: in -.he removal of all
l-iildti-h fr.'iu :li- 1.-,. U ya:•«!«. T:>..
new .Mayor, John Metelii on. is
due considerable credit for thi
-I". ;;i:.v lie -.led project . It was the
Xe'.v .Mayor who worked on: th's
lo- |i o i'in. All the old mossy bui:_
(peg pools i f water in t}t> city, ,-.!!
"'.I w il- not in ii v have l.c'-n fi'l,.,J
;l ' • ,l! ' ' ll f old 1 iI ni.'a'' •! autoino.
i i!es bed • and pa is tha 1 r.iriii.'ii.-
acorned 111" cjly .
: vile'el to the •■fiitit iy: ami ii iia
•o >nil- •:«1 -hat one m;y ln-eatho
iii"i' ■ e'irij.y this wi'cl,,
; M:-es Oil R lip, . .Min h.
I
«']!. ;»n«l 1 r-|t*«*c*s I'e'iV'.  miMc *
f"" tlio Sunday S» !mol l>.ty j»royrain #
«avo a fino iK'inoiiNtration of their!
_ ability l.iyi Sunday morning at tho:
eleven o'cloc.i: hour i;it a the Stoke--'
burg Methodist *huroh. The child
ren were well trained- From th-j
tiny tots to the pa«tor. each said hi*
Part well.
! n ue credit has been given Jllnn
I.illian Fowler. County. Health 1
Nurse, for her part in the organiza- 1
tion of the ladies of this town into
>1 Red Cross sewing room, which has
| been opened in the Hume Economic '
room of the high school building. I
j Thi* work Is under the direct pup. I
ervision of Mrtj, C. J. Helsabeck.
j Oarmentrt are being made for.sever-,
al children who are being sent to
| the State Sanltorium.
! .
| Cupid in Colors. The First of a
New Series of Full.Page Paintings
of Chirming Oirls By Henry CHve
I Appears in The American Weekly,
the Magazine Distributed Witjh Next
■ Sunday's BALTIMORK AMERICAN.
Buy it from your local newsdealer
or newsboy.
Rev. Shuford Peeler expressed
himself as delighted with the work
of the convention and that he was
i
looking forward to a ' good year'a
j work by the officers.
Danbury, N. C., Wednesday, .June 7 1933
JUNE MEETING
OF COMMISSIONERS
.11 KtlliS !>ll\\\\ I!R .1 I 1.
t (H IS! MV •!:(» Ol" 1)1 > !\
lis: \! ! Si i !t j lt|s( I SSI !'.
\» *ici\ ! \I.I— \nn.
TO:! > it; ! | • '! •. Hi I! 1.1) M'lt.
in it non!i>siovi:i! vrtiNi.
Il lilts (t\—I'l.MMS PAID
•111 or- !;i serve jit Jn'v tfel'lil o
\i I ..'ii'! were drawn a! Monda)"-
lit-f'tiittr of he Hoi d "f tvnmtj
 ■ominis'si'jner- 1 . Tli • list jippcai s
oi'-t-w here in this 14iper.
A fill! board (>:' the ci-ii 1 riis-ii'ne-.s
Was pr •-•cut. "-W'ii: .1. A. Jovce,
|
*' a:* 111 a 11; F. I'. Stone, 11. 11.
1 1
I .row o.
I 'f
j It: - . Ile-C Fo.- la lie •1 * h office: 1 , |
al'"e iretl md ir ke-l the bitfird to
• • pr-I'" ■.- '"i fo 11:*■; ye l .
hen'lll .-€•••% i :!'W to include taur '"s
■"l'ary . Thi' worii hi- been c. ••: i 1;:
the cointv Sinn. i l . 1 1 . MPCe" :, •'
i
f.ei Miai 'oti cate "i p' l c*: iiualiij't
!
itline essar.' 1 county e\n-use. Xo
tion was • iken. : c ina'er being il -
!'cn\d.
i
• * di 1 ' ' r ink I". S'one's off'.-e
l-e 1 • discontinue I, in nidi', of t! 1 ..- 1
"Mi -c w 1- .. deit'd in.ii!" by a Wln
slon.S:i!eni linn of auditor.", at the
co-tt of $12:1.1111 Thi- order w"is made
nt tli-*' siiuu'e-tii n of 1 'oniinissioner
St one.
Coiiuni>":..iier Stone did not offci
li. - res:an I'ion n.- had been expected
h" WOIIM (j,,. I,continues to h"|.|
"11.
tith'* I'llsine--' was of a rollti 1"
«aHire su'h ;h- 'he i»a\*Hi.*n 1 of
claims.
Fine Arts
Meets
At Walnut Cove
Members el' ihe I'ine Art- ("1 1
•' I': nl.ll \ ,M",. c ";,ii ( ,l i( 1i 1 c
reun'a • M iy ineelin.: by .Mrs. S. (I.
SMir-cr May ."11. in Walnut t'ove i»t
tli" home of her niother. Mis. .1.
•i. Filltiii. The president. Mrs. .1.
, i
,J • ray lor presided over the meet.
ing which opened with the ejult
| collect. The sec retary and treas
urers reports were given by Mrs. \v.
E. Joyce and Mrs. \V. O. Petree
respectively.
"Women In French Hfcrtory" was
'he topic of study for the afternoon,
j Miss Kllzabeth Martin gave a fliper
!on Jean Dubarry; Mrs. A. O. Stsk
had as her subject, Charlotte Cor.
♦ry; Mrs. N. E. Pepper's paper on
I Eugenie, was read In her absence
. by Mrs. W. E. Joyce-
Miss Miriam Hall sang "Mighty
I>ak* A Rose." accompanied at the
Piano by Mlr* Mary Tiylor.
| The hostess « l a«
iag an ice course by Miss Mattie
Sue Taylor and Miss Margaret Ful.
ton.
Piedmont Dances
Next Saturday
Robert Sj»k has leased Piedmont
Springy dance hall for the season,
and is advertising the oiienl'ng sea.
son for next Saturday night. June 10.
Willi im I'ierce of Weldon will
grow a supply of flour for himself
and the tenants on his T>lontation.
j from a field of 72 acres in wheat
-1 He has killed and cured enough
jniait to last through the year.
K. F. C. IIKLIEF
GRADUALLY LESS
MH\ SUMJ: fif• i% IM !; t i:\ i
>• • ! !•!•>- "I'LLI U :\N:I; \MI
i >•:! > si'i;i\. ,!i\ r;i—i i
 \ l.i  TI i> »\ i
! \!i! «>r!'! >:i; is\ i; \in»  u
i !a  \rn»\.
I 'i al ■■ ic .-'i •;>>•> i onm>
lin :11»I«•>*«•• I nllil • il;:r illll -l'llt in'!•
i li'>w n'mii: •'" per • (•ill. hs
' :iU 1"- «|u:: i|.l !i -j: : !.«.■ .vintc
an i i.uiy spring mom!. *.
! Tllix III!"■ "1-JII.-Ition W.I.- u|\ell to til,.
ll*-:' T i'i" i'> Sii|n.i :>i viiiii'i ;
> ii ••• -is J. i*.  ',-iivon. v. 11 •» w.i 4>)i
•M 1 1 ■i> rev !i"l I'i.tri . • f tJ v .
| " el" ■ tile f- t',ill ; j
I " I• 1 . ! ' .11 r' . •••'I ,t| HI.
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ij'i-i .iiU'iw'- m «'a:- .i'i -iil.i-i
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1' *'.!«"•' uhi-ii .s 1T,.:. •-!••:«>>ti:«*l:t
•>»" I". 1 -I.n now INN T
I.
: ;• •: lilt on:e"!-".> ill '.lll- . . I'l. .
I
W. IS boitia: p. M I 1 
!!"•' !I I: I\ I-. I'-It-,IT ;iM. !H
'I II «'tl:er i' . : :|r- :,. ;i .
I
"■'uili' «i'l '•!.• I-, i"u!V I iiir.il this
' • *n.- ■ :?• t•: ii is i .
i he* Ujiuiiinu Kot'K !('V(>:oi*i)H*!it
rwid :■ ii.,.v —u n toward its ill' -
filiation, 1.-inu pi'o!>al>l,v mi per ren*.
I'OIIIL>VT» TI.
I
arhorough-Hall
II IVJIS almut M.\ O' l ■!*' l K Sunday
t tiioriiinc when -I ii:- N . A. .Mil
'in »7T-» ilfstiirl'l'ii .II hi- ..uly in,IM.
~; by voi'ifermis erica at lii
fi'ont; sate.
I 't '-vas learned thai li-'bert Va-_
ii'TfUJli ami Delia Mae Ii ill
U>iii:iiii|inK in t)i,. name „r ,} ac> j tl A
thai ihey l. e pl."« c*'l till i! i'h slioii'i!
ihem pun.
The h 111- \v a , vj.i y|,■, ,j, |..
•"■•l'lire Ma-'iin ri'iii-inl>ci( i (li n Ii •
was mire ;,i n-el:' and >u lie
pulled on i,:s p-ur*i'i"ii ii'
pipr and appeared r« ally fm* bu*i_
ncss.
It wan alsi a fine morning. Tli ( ;
t hone.vsiK'kle finoli so
and a futhirii joyful in (the aji.
ple-ti'ef. >-o the rereniony wag pullr.l
>!f with elan all round.
| The niasiHtratv re-lit his pipe, thj
bride laughed, a nd Bob said "let's
|
The partinsr between the srroom
and hj« relatives wa» touching, as ho'
•van leaving for Meadows.
The bride is one of the fair dau«h.
berg of Ziffy Inland. Hei| parents ar« ■
Mr. and Mns. J o hn Hall.
r The Kfoom holds an impiortaiit
Position with the R. F. C. forces
jon the Hingini! Rock sector. F*w
[ j hl * ">w.v*y» h«-' has been entrusted
J with the superlntendency of the rat.
tie snake squad.
Jay Tucker's
Good Luck,
r
On May 2!l. the wife of J A .v Turk,
T er NAVE birth to a fine pair of twin
'boys. On the same dite Ja.VV old
. sow found I« PII?W. whi|«> JL'iv. Turk.
. W ' A °ID H EN hat hed LI! ohlrkens.
I
| RELIEVE It or not, th«>re ane th>
1 | facts as told to the Reporter,
f I
I. A new receiving matlon HAS BEEN
. J OPENED for milk and rreani IN Mor.
T ffanton with 30 farmera AS patrons
lon the opening day.
TV- : l.»Urar;v
DEATH Ov
JOHN T. LACKEY
I'!*.' i'HM \ ' f II i/.l N «tl I. W
-. ii.i.' i'\- i:> \» 1 ii:. ■
ii 7- -.t i;i it vr sN«t\*
1 Rl 1 K -1 * T 1 Uti I'. 'I.
1. 'Ol T: |,l ii 1
a - ll 'in** 1 ■ ;i' 1.1 '■ !.\ i'le --.'l -
11 - : '\ . 'liter a'; 1 !'•' - to > >
V. >■ '1 1 lie 1 a 1 '■'• o 1 .
Mr. I .a''key vi - a leading citizen
and '"aril.or I 'etc: - Ci'eeii HV-U
--b p iti'l a la in hi !i -t . -
teari'.v. 1
He «- survived ■•> his wife, who
vi t*i |-r 1 if.—l Mis I,mi -i S;sl», • •
i 'c \ C. •- ■ . I tan bn . . i, • •
" o *. a ■ *• r M I: lisIis - a' i .
0 01 \o I I. -1, |.a_
" n  '• by 'ii- sister. Mt~. I'.
11 ■ n r. ' ■ '!' Ia ■ -ol . Me.
The it e- 1 a* • v f :
■ ' c 1 11..; i;. i ; P. .»!.
\ a- "Vd ■ a'b 1 a ibe ■ in-
Tb • fanei i| \>. - •. ha' .• of rid- •
.-'1 1u t. \a .. a 1.. 1 I*l,ie' 1. '
V' ft T I-,. .
July Court
Jurors Drawn
Ai Moii'l IV*.- 11 C».T5■ II- (he Ron |
*•' ' 1 o 1111: \ i*i 'iitiii-.- .».' t'i .iai"'.'- o
serve a the July to: 111 of civi' Sun.
erjor I'miri v "l'e 'I .AH a- f"llo '.
Vadki'i lown-hip W. 11. Tat 1-
W. s .1 in tl, I \ Tut le. .! :
Smith. I:, i". I'■ rr. J. 1:. ISowen, I
-1.. SI o nt' \\ A . I tow'ltv ,
Reiver I .-land township Maniy
Dunjip, Pink Mabe.
Quaker 'lip Township \ 1..
Saiwtc:-. s. I'. I .aw -on.
Ri« I'll, k lown.-lijp .lo ( . T. I-'l:•._
pin. J . M . Simmons.
Meiditw lowii.-hi;. K. W. i'ai: !I
P. ti. Reiinolt.
Snow I'reek t".*n hip W. •>.
Vera.'ii. W 11. Th nton, l-est' i"
M 1 !, e. S.iin A. .Ma ". I. I: ICiw.
kin-, F! tcher Hal; j
1
Peter's Creek ■••w.-lnp A. I:. j
Manning.
Sauratown township .1. (!. I'ow.
ler.
j
For Driving: Under
The Influence
Julius Lash is reposing in the
1 IJastile awaiting court on the charge
of operating a car on the highways
while Intoxicated.
Sundliy Julius arrived at the coun_
jty convict camp near the County
I Home, with some women in his car.
He ostensibly wanted to see one of
the inmates of the stockade. ' SMi'
ing the condition. Superin.
tendent Hanes Llnvide forbade" hj«t
entering the premises of the camp.
Julius Jumped back into his otr,
backed it off the fill, and almost
wrecked It.
He was arrested and imprisoned,
hiving a hearing Monday. The mag
istrate fixed the bond at $350
which Julius has not yet furnished- '
I
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j Hailstorm Tuesday
| A hailstorm, accompanied by a
.heavy njin. occurred here Tuesday.
Cro'ps were much benefited by th«s
rain, while the tobacco crop is rath,
er too small to have been materially
damaged by the hall*tone».
Xurnb'T »>,779
:v.;vv FOR T!f ft
(S-.MONTHS SCHOOL
;if -1' hi> it > \t:u »i i in «•*.
I'll i\ « i >\>»J|M i!«. MI I'lto.
\ II > I -. I »!! ! 111 ! \l  I lloV
• »1' I ill N I U 'i\ i I I.WY—Itl
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n i \\ m num. t i.MMirn i
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• "a a'-*
-ii .. :'nr evjry
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'•>»" til' i i.i I .Mll-ell
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T,. Ito Tel „ ow
! :v 1 till' II I'l'-ili--
1 i ' I'- " '■■■ .•'»• :• I the f .!.
!•!•«: vi -if > ■ n w l.iw:
' : '«'it - i 1 lln- li.ry of ;ht»
"1 ••• "ij nil. m tin- aU
lif i'ion it fun '- for t' > n iin>en_
•ii c am! !»!•• i:. • : h"ols nf
•In- .-'', i'o f"|- "tic limni ~1 hi;.l fix'y
i '■ -. "ii st iiiil.v l- il ' ri ijnt'd by
.I• i" * s fl "'a c Silin'i) ('uin :n :g iir.n
iiiii! (in ih(» tnt.il appropriation made
in'ii'ii'de ■ ".• 'in' ioiicri| As.-vmlily,
: " i : I " ■' i! • ' ■ Vie iirn.
• : i " "■ ' a ! - cii'l Hi i'.
• in a
•' ! !' !•' > i' "il- 'r '. '. r lii|)!i_
• I ■' ' i'l" 'I II In lil'rf !»«
c''i' r (I, in! ■ !- ii'av :>c
! •" * st?.i- "in- ili^fi'-t
Ic* 11> the en I tin" • li«■ ins' of in.
!
' ' '  ''a \ iii.i". 1.. lowered."
j - rwigi us in tarrying
out tlio ii(.'v\ in' ivtsiun.- *i s (inat'ieil by
tl-- taie ii-noial Assembly.
| John 11. I'l'lj'cr. at' surrv county,
i
•i" a member of the svue hoord
.which ■■•hall have cliai'ui' of the «p.
I ■ration of the new public school ae-„
j Mr. Koker representing the Fifth
IJistrict of Xoith Carolinii.
At the July meeting 1 of the St«k*s
Roard of Kducation, nohool commits,
teen for the various districts of the
■ county will l>e namied.
Four-Footed
3-Wingred Chicken
founty Com.inj!*ioner J. A. Joyces
•who visited'hig daughter "Mrs". Leila
Moore at Liberty. Itanoio'ph ro-unty.
i
reonV.v, witnenfed ;i remarkable
freak of nature owned by Mrs.
| Monro. j| was a chicken with Tour
well.develoTX'd feet, iml 3 wlnßs.
The chicken wat» alxnit a wwk old
and healthy.
Neither Mrs. Moore, nor any of
her neighbors, have ever before
! a monstrosity that may h e compared
: to thlc.
I
A photograph of the fowl should
he sent to Ripley.
J A fir** Sunday destroyed the Dec.
ond story of the residence of Mrs.
I
John T. Simpson at Win»tOTi_Salenu.