THE DANBURY REPORTER
Volume 61.
C. D. SLATE, JR.
OPENS STORE
N K W MKRCWNTIIiK EKTAR
LISHMENT AT KIM. I». C.
TAYIAIK CAPTCHES RMi It AT.
TLB SNAKK STKDMAN CAR.
NEK FINDS A CAR OTHFR
NKWS OF VADKIN TOWNSHIP.
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King. Aug. 9. C. D. slate. Jr..'
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Is oisenmg uj> a new feed store i'l
the Tuttle building on Main 9'reet.
Cleet Riser. Aghby White. R ay.
miond Marion and l>an and Hovle
Preston have returned from a f:*'i.
ing tri|i r n Han River. They caught
•Ihrce tu:tle s . tlie largest one weigh,
ins tw-nty pounds and the other
two wci' iins seven pounds each.
•Old fishermen her.- "ay the twent'-'
pound on- was tlie largest one they
ever saw.
Mrs. .Martha Harding'- .lass
the Kins 'liri'-'ian Sunday School
Held a . 'ass meeting at tiie home of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy .M.; t -- Friday
evening. Thirty fiv t . .were present
for tlie C'rasinn, A e!ii> ken supper
was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scon born.
Sumt. i'. s. are open.liny some
time with relatives here.
■I. Preston I'ersnson. prominent
planter of the Ran I'-ml sc. ti m.
was a bu-iness vis'tor here Sato'.'d .
Jmniy s.-liati!.', l-tired farmp, i
eanfirned t-> his home two mil ..
west of 'owit i.y illness
Wil on Drown, of I'isgih Fo>m> ■
('amp No. 1 I'iviiian  'onservat'mi
Corp- is spending a few days witii
his par-ot-* h;-re.
Mr. and Mr-, Ham: ru'i a
r ive their little daughter. Rich live,
lyn. nued si\. a birthday p.rtv Fri
day afternoon. T.«ii J;:t!*• sir'" were
preiien: to participate in the mer.
ri men t.
The Rins' Tigers lost t>> R.rners.
ville on the Remen-viile diamon 1
.Saturday by a -- re .-f 7 and 3.
J. E. Xew'suni. planter of th •
Old Richmond se.-tion. of KYjrsyt.ii
■eountv, was a business visitor here
Saturday.
Mm, Charles r. Carroll is eon.
fined to her home on Wost Mahi
street by illness. i
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D. C. Taylor, of flap, was here
on business Saturday. Mr. Taylor
aiatt J to your correspondent while
here that he captured alive Sa'ur
day morniny a large rattle snake
having tm rattles and n button. Mr
Taylor, who lives in the beautiful
Sauratown Mountains, captured the
reptile near his home.
The following births were reg'«-
tcrod here last week: To Mr. An I
Mr*. Roeeoe Thomas, a daughter; t>
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Liwsr.n. a -. .
and to Mr. and Mrs. John Adam
a daughter-
Newel N'ewsum. of Raleigh, .-pen
the week end with his parent". Mr.'
and M|S. c. s. Xcw.-um In West
King.
A 11l ni idel chro-role: touring!
car wis f.oiPii j n th-• woods one nii'ej
east of town Saturday by s t ,dm,, n j
lai'H r The car had been stripped j
of i;i ling-', rims, rail iter, l.ti bs an j
pi'act:-ally everything movable: even
the license plate had been removed
making it difficult i 0 find the own
er. Officei* here took charge of the'
car and stored it in a garage.
The King Junior League team de- '
Established 1872. Danbury, N. C., Wednesday August 9 1933
STOKES HIGHWAY I
LEAGUE MEETS!
ASSOCIATION IN -SESSION AT
COCItT HOISF. MONDAY AP.
PORTIONS MILEAGE WMICII ,
STATF. Wild. BK ASKKD TO j
CONSIDER FI LL REPRK. |
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MENTATION PRESENT FROM i
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VARIOI'S TOWNSHIPS.
The stokes County Highway I.ei
gne or Good Roads Association met
here Monday and listed about 39
mile* of roads in 'he county which
the state will be asked to surface
or build out of this county's part
of ihe $11,000,000 of federal funds
coining to the State under the N.
R. A.
About s miles of this mileage •*
new- constriction in Quaker Cap an I
1 iinhiiry townships. possibly con.
ne'-ting the four resorts of Pied
mont. Moore's and Vade Meimm
springs and the Rock lloiisp.
The preuram i>MI l-e put up to the
s:at» Highway Commission with a
-tcng '«:«! for a more' 'liberal as.
staiieo e (Stokes :!■? compared with
;!b i: I'ountjes. .
The meeting Monday was eniiv'v
r present itive. the following mem
bers of lu- flood Roads' Association
b. ing present: '
J. A. Joyce. F. P. S o'ne' and 11.
II." I!r»w'n. comity.
f. i w reive Ma l liar, I'ommitteemais
nt large for t'ie ~eoan:y and sec '■-
Jury of t'm a~-o«ia'ion.
I'r- I-. llaues, fcr Mt-aves Is. •
land to'-'nship.
R. It. 11 iit-hei-'ii, for snow
• '"eek t. iwnslilp.
vv • s - Har: for Petri's ('reek
t* • "A I! ship.
I: H 1.. Francis for R;g Creek
tow n-iii:>.
A. J. Tal.'ey for Quaker Ha"
tow n-diiu.
I'-'. O. i., S'one for Yadkin town-'
shin. ;
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• v - s. Mullican for Meadows
township.
( . K. I»av.s for ScN-atown town
ship.
N. K. Pepper for Danbury town
ship.
At Carolina Beach
A party composed of Mrs. VV. C..
ivtree. W. o. P e :,ree. Jr.. Margaret.
Hazel anil Carlyle Petree and;
M-irJorie Pepper spent several dasj
last week at Carolina Beach re-'
turning home Sunday.
feated Mount Olive In a game play
ed on the King diamond Saturday.'
Final score 13 and 10.
°. (! - Hales, aged Confederate
\derail. wlu> ha* been sick at his 1
' home near here for some time. lv . '
Min ns Miiite fecide. ;
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i- M. Cordon, 0 f po„t Mountain. I
was among tin visitors here Sun.
day,
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; Icli' i King, or Portsmouth. \"a . i
j s spending a few days here the
| '-'" nt of her -si-ter, Mis s i.„ ( .y Leaiv. t
Au.srtsn (tamer, of (iuilfoi|i i
ative.s here.
Thomas ft. New. who has been .»n
tne sck list for several days, is
' «'>U' to hp hack at his place or i,u,J
| .noss again his friends wIJL t )e g! a d
to learn.
R. F. C. WORK
SNAPS OFF AGAIN
OXIjY convicts ark now F.N.
GAGKD IN HANGING ROCK
GRADING C A I' S K O !'
SLI'MP, NKW RIK i (RATIONS
CNDKIt N. R. A. RKQCIRK.
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MKNT THAT STATIC MATCH
*1 FFDF.RAI, FINDS EXPEND.
ED WITH $2. IMPOSSIBLE
FOR STOKES. j
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Work on the Hanging Rock pr >.
ject by R. F. c. laborer" has snap
ped off agam. after some - or 3
da.ve activities.
A large number of hands, includ
ing the Walnut Cove crew', who had
been laboring at tbe regulation *'
per day compensation, are now idle.
The cause for the ."lump in this
job is said to lie that under late
regulations of th.. x. R. A., laborer"
inn- t be paid no cents p. r hour, and
♦.hat iii-n:'f i ii' funds in this sec
tion of Mi,.. S'Rce R. F. F. activities
are available.
I.'V.T u |. Macß-je. :h ( . . (.i f pro.
""it r of federal expenditure" f r
pab;-c pi (ij- .-ts in this county, b-.
been nt work trying to .liver: e'o.
amp lit or to what i- - -ons'd.
eii'd more lU'Ci -jble nt'
tb.'in ■: i i.'s up guil on was'e
lands. Although M.. M-ießne hn-
I'e'n in .'.in'esponden--.. with nat'on-'
al and state officials looking
..-•nidi a cJniiige in :he nrrangi uieuis.
he lias not yet 'g" n successful.
Th:' modesty of county R, |-'. c.
tunctionaiies in their estimates of
r-iMiiremeuts for fede'-al ; ,i l ...i |
Stoke- projects is widely dcldor o. j
in view or :i u . fa-t ihnt this in-i
t' •' needs ar- s- sr. a'- ami in con-!
sc.c:at•• pi o. toe tact t'ui' there i-*j
:i!>• in-l.iii: fedi-r. I aid nvaiiab!...
f' v nnd-r.stosi.l t hp.- the 'state I
highway deietrtnii nt w ill e»mtinue t-.|
1 allow a certain p-.r cent- of ■•.iiivj. •
j labor to ho u SP ,i on t |, e Hanglns
Rock project, hut the crying f., r
help by the unemployed in th
county makes it extremely advi*.
al)!*—so the Reporter is told— tha
R. F. c. activities should continue.
! New Presiding" Elder.
Rev. J- T. Mnnguin has boen ap
pointed by Bishop Edwin D. Motiz
on, of Charlotte, a* presiding elder
of the Mount Airy district. Method
ist Episcopal church, .south, for t'v
remainder of the present conference
year, succeeding the late Rev. w.
E. Poovey, who died recently while
serving his fourth year in that pos
ition.
During the remainder of the COM.
feronce year approximately 3
months Mr. Mansum will h e of- J 1
finally the prodding older and wi: '
("•'present the di" rlct in tiie cabinet |
at annual confeix'ttee. j :
Mi*. Dr. It. I". Hardy and sm: j
Ren Frank of n:|ion. s. v., are \ is- !
it ti-; Mrs. s'ailie F. I'epiu-r. Wlikc'
passing thron .h U'inst-ui.Si.iciii. I I
rib'nd.n'g a few minutes in a store "
shopping. Mrs. Hardy had a number :
"f valuable articles cf cbuhing s.
len from h-r automobile.
Workers on the Hanging Rock
mad report killing a lanre rat'-le-i
snake, with tive young on.* one dav
last week.
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REV. FRED N. DAY
TO BEGIN MEETING
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STARTS AT DANUt'KY BAPTIST
CHI'KCH WEDXESDAY. All;.
IST 10 _ REV. MR. MANI'FL
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CI.OSFS MEETING AT MEADOWS j
HAITIST CHI'KCH SIXTEEN' '
CANDIDATES IMMERSED HERE
S|'N DAY MORNING.
j Rev. Fred N. Da.v. of Wins 'on.
Salvm, well Known Baptist minuter
ami evangelist of the Baptist
church. will beam a series of re
vival meetings at the Baptist church
in Dtnhurv on the niulu of Wednes
day. Anyu.-.t Hi. xi r . Day will i>e as
sisted by the pastor, the Itev. Mr.
Rony of Gerni.'tnton. The meeting
will continue indefinitely, and the
public is cordially invited to attend
the services.
sixteen can d Mates were innn-rs.
el at the Baptist cbur li here tfun-'
day a.- ' fe-nlt of a revival tiu-et
in- ntly cloyed a", the Meadows
'•apt -t eluirch by its Pastor the
Rev. Mr. Mantle!. The ordinance of
bapti'-ni at'ininiit. red to the •• imli
dates !•■ Rev. I'i-d X. Hay an 1
Rev. Mr. 1. oil! Pas .r of the Alt -u
dows church.
Death Of Brother
Of Miss Net!
Binkley
.M ss Nell Rinki-y has the deepest
sympathy of her Hanluiry friends in
t'tf death of her brother .1. W. lsink
ley. a-.d -I. wh'ch occurred. at
j Charleston. We t \'n.. hospital
j Thursday nh-hp of a throat uffe-_
; t inn
er h.r hrather .1. W. Binkley. aae !
j -1, which occurred >• charlest-'wn.
.M■ st \a. ho-acta! Tlmr-day nieh'
J of a throat affection.
M'ss Binkley was summoned t">
the bedside of ti r hroMier by lei •-
-tt'aph, and left Danbury immediate
ly.
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Funeral services were held at the
home of the deceased youns man' *
uncle, .r. m. Binkley. in Winston.
Salem. Sunday afternoon. Burial was'
at the Lewisvidle church crave\ard-
Mr. Binkley wan born at I.ewis.'
vill •. September 9. moil, a son of
'"buries B and Minnie Ransom Bin.;
kley. He bad been connected with |
the Periodical Publishing Company !
for the pa"f three years. He was'
married to Miss Wlna Shoaf, of!
Lexington. on December 24 t 192*>. « '
He was a member of New Phiiadel. I
pbia Moravian Church.
Surviving are the widow : one'
daughter. Troy Dean Shoaf: hi.s fa-j :
tbcr. Charles R. Binkley: three si-.r
'ers. Miss Nell Binkley. of Banbury; 1
and Mis.sen Rucill t . nnj Beulah B : nk. j
ley. of Winston-Salem, and on- i
brother. Rrne-'t Binkley, of WJn
ston-Salem.
M. E, Church.
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Rev. ,1. |i, Noedhani, pastor of.'
the M. 1., church lure w ill prea li j
-'it tin second Siiniiay. Auwur-t lU|
as follows: I '
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At Havi- chap. I. II A. M.
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At Danbury. s l *. M.
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W. A. Southern. Ollie and Fl_ !
dridfje Hicks, of Meadows, were i:i '
town Saturday.
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BEST TOBACCO
CROP IN YEARS
THIS IS THE GENE BAR REPORT
IN THE COI'NTY. WITH FX-
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CEPTION OF B I Ci CREEK
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| TOWNSHIP IN FRANCISCO AND j
W FSTFIFI.D SFCTIONS CORN I
NOT SO GOOD AS TOBACCO. |
Will White, of the upper part of l
Sauratown township, here Monday,
told the Rei«>rter tha- the tobacco
crop in that section of the count\
is the be«t it has been in 10 years-
J. O. Pyrtle says the crop from
Reynolds school west to the Surry
line is better tiian it has been for
years.
Farmers of Snow Creek, especial
ly n the Sandy Rid-o neighborhood
report a magnificent crop of to'ia '
co. superior t" anv:hiiu they haw
«i:n.ssed for years.
In practically every - t . „ r th(l
i-ountv iml.rat ops point to a la rue!
hea-y and tin . Exception pos
-ibly from Fi'an ■ ~ f Wes'.:':. 1 I
which ha- si-tamed a seer
droiiuht and the , T • have
.»II« >■ f- iiricrcij.
'■" I'll Is not n« I e :!;• .. '
I"' 1 ; 11 ' .Jhbuyh late corn and led.
•torn land corn is -•h'll-
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E. O. Creakman
Loses His Job
R t'reikman. who ha- been
employed by the s; ,t t . f o r po*.ji.'v
two years as *uporiir.,-nd- a: of cor..
Vict la «or .n the h'-!n\ay work ''a
the count was last I'rlda- m> it'!,-
bv District I'll* - nee: V. iStev irt
t'l-it 'lis services n r tin State w, re
at an end.
Mr- Creakman. who was hero i
Monday, staled in rosmmse to in-'
• 'l'lir.v from :his Paper :!)..t no
'iiarsfes had i..-on preferred a-aln- 1 '
him whatever, hut tha' be bad lost
out for political reisor.s. and th U 1
; be matter was now under invest?,
nation by himself and his frb-nd
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The Walnut Cove
Audit Completed
At last i; has been completed and
i« on public exhibition at the post
office-
Its most striking revelation irt the
unexpected expenses contracted bv
Past councils, which were buried in
the fo- of a unique system of a c.
coun'inq.
Its most startling revelation is
tha shor:a-"e in moneys an d bonds.
If error has crept in ley has'e In
made to lift the truth t> public
~a*e and relieve th? tension.—l-aw.
rence Maettae. in stokes Re-ord.
Dr. Eva Dod.-e. at tin- month''
n-eetlna ot Mrs. Frady's llymemnk.
iriu Class. Mom! iy. . „ (l | t fj l( ,
h'Fa! car • -•: v aim. si>e enumera
ted he fc ds wh : ' h should an 1 j
should n-'t be cati n P.n.r ■
nii \ !i 1 the p.lvit:c- uh '
should ... , .! :• md I
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which nre harmful. Dr. Ihidee ha«'
a'c ilt-'ment.- u c . - . ml a d
f-iiirth Wcdn sdny moiu icu at th
l'ap!i*t Hospi'al in M'.'ii-ton.Y deiu 1
wlv-ri- she examines pr.vtian; wo.
men. she tirsed that all such wi.
men avail themselves of this oppor
tunity in order to pass successfully 1
throuuh the period.
Number 3788
ACCUSED FAILED
TO SHOW UP
OI.I> MAN JOHN SOITHKKV LI.
AitiiK ron novo IN CASK
AOAINST HIS SON WAKK.FIKLD,
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CHAItCKD WITH M AIJOIOCS
MISt 'HIKF. I.OT OF TOBACCO
| MOVKD OCT A.N'I) OKSTKOYED
AI.NO COWS T All, WAS Ct.'T OFF
—STII.I, COI N1) (TjOSK BY.
Wakefield Southern wa» under
bond to appear here (Saturday be.
fore I'. C. Campbell and be tried
i>n the '"harite of removirus a vuan
tity of tobacco belonsimr to Hurtlio
[ Jbilmer. stomping the tobacco with
h:s feet in the road and ruining it.
Hut H altpi:(»!(|, who is a \ouiitf man
.-•oiiie .)•■ years of me. failed to xhun
up. and lbs fath.r. the old man
John S»uth r i'n is liable for his
bond of ?Bno.
Scat hern is reputed to i>a
bad for drinklm . and do inn nils,
•nie. wb. e or n,; an.l there is
-tiinn MtspteVm that lie  ir off tho
tail "j the nv of P.imer one nisht
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a • it die .-'line 'inio the tobacco
was destr Mai. .t'Jioiiah there is no
j d-i'i" tei i,ieni (i apeut the ow-'s rail.
The Si.iithe- 11- are ritixelis of Qua.
leer I tail t"W U>lih.. lie j. a!-o Hur
dll I'aimer.' th'e proseeuvinft wit
ness.
It ;s report- d that a still, Includ*
in- the ea'p and wmrm and some
beer, was also found in the barn of
•I" Southern'/lie nhiht of the of
lei.se of ' lie !til *ll ei.
District No. 1
Teachers Named
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w.w.m T covi: men SCHOOL.
Mrs. Anne carter. Principal.
ieorue Veiverton. of Fremont.
, It. s. Marshal:, of (lennanton.• -
Mary N'eal, of Meadows,
I'.ltia Srtpp. of Guilford county.
111! AM MA It Ult A BIOS
C. o. Hinshiiv. of Pleasant Gar-,
den.
Mary Mitchell, of Walnut Cove.
Julit Hairtson. of Walnut Cove.
Clauil.a N'eal. of Walnut Cove.
Miss Allison, of Black Mountain.
N'el! Hutcherson of Walnut Cove.
Mrs- Annie Kate Jones bambe, off
Walnut Cove.
Kmrenlia Itierson. of Walnut
Anna Macon Ward, of stoncvillj.
PAN'IU'KY SCHOOL.
L. V. Hov's. Princit*al.
Mrs. W. It. Joyce. Banbury.
Mrs. .1. w Hall. Banbury.
Matt e Sue Taylor. Banbury.
Jan e Martin, Banbury.
M liA tHiWS SCHOOL
It W. ilovi. I'r n ipal.
K(!na N'eal. Meadow's.
Iris Southern Meadow*.
Mrs. A. M, ]'
-Mi's. .1 it. Fa-ter. Walnut Cove.
• Ml ' s - l: - 1 Sett, Banbury.
It'»:I:l 11 school
Alr v . Janie Tattle
I'I.XF.V .Mnr.XTAIX Si'llnot,
'•iz'.e Adki'is. Walnut Cove.
«»ne va' Amy wis lift in the fa cut.
ty. ouinu t> the f.u" that Mr*. C a r_
ter contemplates add in,' an agricul
tural course to the curriculum. Tho
teacher for this course will im rec
ommended by Air. Hiphsnilth, of the
State educational dopnrunent.