THE DANBURY REPORTER.
Volume 61.
MABE-BENNETT
' REUNION SUNDAY
A I>ELIOHTFFI, TIME WAS SPENT
AT l)\X ItlVEIt I'AltK MAY.
OK II I'TCIIEITSON OE WAI.NET
COVE ADDRESSES THE CLANS.
THERE IS FINE SINOINO IJY
DtFEEKENT (JI AKTITrKS AND
A (iOOl) IIINNEK NEWS OF
• I.AWSON Vll.l/E.
Law's»nville. Aug. H.
TLIE >lal«e-l'enn«>tt reunion. which
wa ht*M at Kin River Park Sundae,
■was attended I'.v unite a few of this
•community. Among th- distant rel
atives which were there were Mrs.
Willis T : -kef Ma'»e, of Indiana:
'illr. >. Al. Dennett. Ketnersviße:
• *
Drew I ten net t and family. .if
Courtney: Mrs. l-dOy Renu-.ti.
. 11 i-rii I'iiint: Mil-. Charlie l!e!t"u
and fa'n'E. Stonevlile: Mr. and Mt-,
Marvin Mal'C. lit'cens'inr ■*: Mr. au*i
Mrs. T I I MA-*h; I. sir": Mr.
and Mr-. vHI M ihp aivl fa:- i
A\'i: ••'.■iti-.-'illrttt II w - cst'mjlt •■!
a' l lilt 1 Ws tv n n't'eivlaiii'e. The
m:iJ " • t' being d:•••.■ cda:
of Hie \\\ it. It-nuet' nvi n
Ma' e l':t 1.e.-.
M.i.yor .!.>liit llu'. lie's ut. .•!' Wal
nut C 'Vi . ciiv a talk which «n- c _
• >
Joyed '• y ;i present.
A I visit; irs and fr eruls .1!' re',
atives wore li artll'. wo'-onie.
Sin :e_ was enjoye.i .1 T| .luriie.' tit .
1
da."'. Sev-' al .-011 :s woi'e rendered
a 'inai'te't frvnt Keruer-vilie nil
""the N'e 1' iiuaretie from liethl-h." •
Jfethodl-t I'htir. t'.
jL j> : nur" W'.t.s S*' Veil at 1 ': ,, 0 ;
and enjoyed hy ever: "u. . Mr- li. •'.
f'realni in re'iiru n thaeli-. Tt. >'
fro nds and nlv v.- -A mt t
thank Mr. Creai; nan the 1.0 l>..
tft.'tv lie has ji it foi'ili a-' this r .
union has hue it held there 'lis
In* tw 1 years.
The Mali '.Bonn* tt reunion w "
"be hold next year, fifth Sunday in
_ July, at Kan River I'ark. li hpln;
auph a nil's- nlaeo for such an •• '-
« a »'on. Everyone seemed 'o enjoy it.
Mrs. 11. l. 1 .aws.i 11 visited her
Ri'andmother. Mrs. P. It. Voting.
Mrs. Char's'-. Carroll and daugh..
tor. Mur.v Joe Carroll, and Miss Nin
an Kawson, of King, spent the lat'"r
I ipart of the week wjih the f.amllv of
R. A. Robertson, at'ending the re
vival at Peter's Creek.
Miss flallie Spencer. of Teachers
College. Boone, spent the week end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. n.
1.. Spencer.
Miss Annie Mae Lawssn is spend
ing th s week with her grandmother
Mrs. P. H. Young, of Danbury.
Mrs. J. ft. Hover, of flt'ocnsboro.
•spent the past week with her sister
Mrs. R. M. Robertson. who has
been right sick at her home dur n ■
the summer,
t- P- 11. Robertson sppn- Friday in
CiiT.'u 111'o op htisine-s.
S
l'T'ed Smith spent Saturday n'ghf
in l.aw-onviilo win, his .-ister. Mrs.
. 7,. A ShePPtiftl
If Mr. and Mrs. Rull'h Sbeppard
v
, spen v.i'urday in w n•tmi-Saleni
j S'ltlll'Pllg.
Barn of Tobacco Burns
John Holding, a colored farmer
. liv nit - miles east of Danbury. lost
1 n good barn of tobacco by fire Mon.
; day night.
Established 1872.
BOXING CONTEST
AMUSES KING
WINSTON KNOCKED OCT IIV I'l.
I.OT AIOI NTAIN THE KTOKK
KCSY. WITH SEYE.N ADDI
TIONS TO I'OIMT.ATION—NEAVS
AND I'KKSONAIS OF INTEREST
_ I
King. Aug. I'l The King Tigers
lust to Walkerto'-vn at W.alkertown
Saturday by a score of " and .1. ,
Mr- and Mrs. 11. I>. I'ulliam. of
lligh Point, were week end vsitorw
to relatives here.
William 11. Holder, who holds a
position in Richmond, Va., spent
Sunday with his family here.
J. Elmer llutledgp. of I»alt
w;t- it businc** visit »r here S.oturd 1 '.
Henry L. Kirl-y, of Winst"u-Sn.
!cm. i.- sji -niliitg a few days here the
guest «f b's >'ip. (>. M. Kirhy.
Edwin r.mdle. of Winston-Sale: "
wits anion- the business vi-it .r
l.et'e Sp'ur.lay.
Four or five lniiidr al people wc'V
i- re >■'t i|'dit.\ n ;.lit tu -ee the l»".
in ■ 'Uitcs . The tic -t inter - 0 •
i.t-d ( • i tt : :■ lit wa.- het'v'ec '
•I Inc : ll . i'l-. ■ ,':' \\ i "ii-Sal 111 aII i
• Fred I'i'toii uf i'l t Muiin aiu.
ert.y was kiii' lied out in the fourth
isioiid. Anuther me" will he p"l
■ "!• in t Saturday nmht.
Tlii King Junior League del'eatt '
• M "int opveV cfaci; n'no 011 tiic
Alt tip- olive- diaii 'iid Satnt'da .
■ ' "tv • and ,; .
M''. and .Mr-'. P. J Citnile itai\
litta vu'o: . .M isr' I 'lo.-sie C'ltldie, uf
Win ton-s'ul. to. stieiit the we k em'
w |'i ridnt 'e- here
'i "iu **'*' 11 1 :1 hirth- w' re re-'i
tor d lu't'e 'as- week: T" Mr an®
Ml'-. Ti'i l'a':-: .lev ■: r. a .sun; t.• ,\l : .
and .Mrs. «• ,• llati.-er. a ilaiuhtei'i
l*i Mr ami Mr.-. Harvey t'o\. a sc.;
t" Air. and Mr*. Bradley Sprinkle, p
s"it; t,i All', anil Mrs. Clyde Rennet,
a sen: tu Mr and Mrs. Chester
Smith, a son. and to Mr. and Mr>'-
Owen ".No:--." llondrix, a sun.
S. W. Puliiam is ismtlned t" his
home on West Main street by ili
ttjss this week.
J. Allen Cook is right sick at his
. home on? mile south of town. Mr.
' Cook has been in failing health for
wrote time.
Scott Chairman
Stokes Re-Employment
Committee
Capus M. Wayniek. director of re.
employment for North Carolina, an
nounces the appointment of re-em
ployment committees for St"kes and
|
I Surry counties, as follows:
1 Stokes committee: It. J. Si-ott- |
chairman, Danbury: Dr. J. 1.. Mattes.
Pine Hall; 11. 11. Drown. King: 11.
F. Stone. Pinnacle: 11. It. Mi-'
1
l'luiV'on. Walnut Cove: N. F.
i.'hr stituv Wc.-tlleld: Migs I.ain.i
Ellington. Sandy Ridgy.
Surry committee: It. E. Lawrence.,
( chairman. .Mount Airy: 11. It. Swait
-1 s'oli. Pilot Aluiinta li: W. A. N'eav J
1 Klkin: P. R. Dowo, 1 .ow (lap: w. 1:
Woodruff. Mount Airy; Mrs. A. H.
ledger. I'ulison: Mrs. ,1. 11. Fu]ghuui.
Mountain Park.
Edith Fagg. who is attending
summer school at Roony, spent the '
week end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Fugg.
t
Danbury, N. C., Wednesday, August 16, 1933
MRS. DOYLE TELLS
WHY WORK STOPS
It. F. t. I.AHOKEKS MIST BE ,
PAID THIICTY HINTS 1111 l It.
AND ; I V E N TIIIKTA'.EIYE
HOI KS wII K li A WEEK—
I
STOKI'.S ALLOTMENT OF FED.
EltAI, CASH WON'T STAND EOK
THIS PIHXiKAM.
Mrs. Minnie U. Doyle, social ease
worker of th e departm.-nt ::f
public welfare, advi-'es the Iteporter
ti'.at work on the Hanging Hook pr >.
1
Ject by is. F. c. laborers V.fts be.'tt
-tupped for very palpable rensun*.
I'ltdor the rmiuiremetits of the N
It. A. laborers must be paid 3D cents
an hutir and given lb" 1 hours of vvurk
instead «if tite farmer plan of !lfa.v
im them SI.IIP a day and working
th.in ,-ix days in the w*ok.
Riii ui account oi the nstulii ien
uf funds in hand alio ated t" Stake*
i'i ' 1 ittv ti 1 l-'edei'al relief funds,
it will b t . iiiip-i-'giii'.. meet tbj
govei't m tit - rt«R! rements.
Ili refure. !'• thi present n*
work will he given.
1 ' '!i*- ineti .Line. 1a• u v |i'ts :'; .u 1
Ute ft it:- h' h'-'iiA •• • are at wo;'i
••ii the I laiv- - in Ibu'k i-oad. the Slate
f"iv.'g using .1 traitor.
Airs. Doyle did r. .t advl>'e ju-jt
I when I'h.ipg s will he mad.* in the
' puiiiy is ~ ,fined above.
Aunt Betty Tillotson
Gives Her Friends
(rood Time
Kil e. AUG 11. Auat R "tie T'_
l"'*Ain. ..1 King Route I. cnJ >(•; I
ta.' da- miiiil ij w tb 1 number o
her iiiciids and relatives tit b. 1
dine • and -upper. Tin-.,. present
vvgie I >r. M ir .Martin and wife
and 1 number of bi > nurses fro*:.
Mb Airy: Mr. and Mrs. ('hag. R
llelsahecU. of Rural lltll: 0-*e*»r
Southern and family. Mr. and Mrs
Oillie King and Misg Maggio Snipes
of Winston-Salem: All's. Rluforl
Tuitlj and «on. Mr. L. R. Oravit,'.,
Mrs. Raleigh Hall. Misses Agnes
roiner and Addie Spainhower. of
King Route t. j
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Misses Hudspeth
And Boyles Honored
Danbury's younger set gave a '
weiner roast at Moor.-'s Swings
Monday night, honoring visiting,
gnes's. Anna Hudspeth and Mary
Enid Bovles of Winslcn-Salem.
1
Present were: Hazel Pe'ree and
her guest. Mary Enid Bovles: Es
telle Humphreys and h,. r guest, An
na Hudspeth: Ellen Prather Ha'l.
Nell K'ng. Emerie Pepper. r*ol s Mar.
tin. AlaJorle P?i»Per. Walter Petree.
Jr.. Clifford K'ng. Paul Mart'n. H l '!
Alet'anless. ||. Al. Jryee. Jr.. Fr;> I
Pepper, of Danbury: Tommie and A!
L'twr.'nce of Vade .Mieum: also Mr,
iitui Mrs. w. H. I'etree and eue-'ts
All-, li. L. Tutt'e and Emma Lew s
Whitakir
Visitin.tr World's
Fair At Chicago 1
Ales. N-'iiie Al, Taylor and dau
ter Alary Taylor kf: Alonda.v f. r
ch:eago where they will visit the
cntury of Pi-'cre-s Expos'tlon. j
They exn.'.'t to be gone a week
or longer.
PRICES PAID FOR
TOBACCO ARE LOW
TIIE \ V EltAliE Is A I.ITTI.M
IIK.II I R TH AN I.AsT Yl l lit.
BIT I'AHMEICS ARE DISAP.
POINTED OENEKAI.I.Y—sI'oKIIs
CHOP BEST EOK YE IKS.
I
Prices i>*. ng paid fur tobacco on
the S pitliern market- though sent?
h : gher tluan last year, are general:
disappointing, as stiff averages ha i
been expected-
We give below some records
sales at a numi«r cf markets ■;'
South Carolina. and of eastern
North Carolina. known as the
"Bright Belt."
Fl'uvn' e. Aug. 14. lligl: -1
price- were reported fr -m markets
;n the n.'W luigiit tobacco belt tu.i'i'.
•as thy sell ng season enter d
second we. k •'!! the ai : cut ii s
of S«.nth tlaisdiiia and th*- l»u"l -r
•uunties of North Carolina*
Averages' ran from fll "> t 1
I 'arliir-'tua market t» $i::.7.1 of b
ci.'rkt"u. N. c. and reports -eiier
st'ly w> re 11':*.t fariuers were vv,
pleased. A: Hemingway. S. ('.. .t
\\a> said, hc.vev'if. there vvas • ni„•
di-'siitisfa'tion with bid.- for some
>f the better grades of the leaf aL
though the mark, t for the lugs ■ o I
i
! priming.**. • oii.-tituthig the bulk
i
! the offering-, was regarded as >"t'.-
i
lsfactory.
Darlington report'd that qualLy
tolcieeu wag bringing a hytti r pti-e
ihan it did last week, and that th •
bid* ior the poorer grad' -' he'd up
well. About fiii.uno pounds wv. •
sold at an average of sll.-.1.
Kiug.-tree's s it s for the day, I
nno pounds, consisting mostly •!
primings, brought an average of $1
The same average was reported
from the I'ltadbourn tN. C.) mar
ket. where Sl.nnu pounds wore sold.
Prices ranging from $5 t" $:!:•
were reported from the Fair Bluff.
(N. C\) market, where two ware
houses said their respective averages
were $11.31 and sii.4:i fur the day.
' About 40,000 pounds were sold
Afan.v growers were said to have r
reived an average of sl3 for their
first curings.
At Fairmont. N. C„ sales were
heavier than last week, and prices
were reported stronger, although
inferior grades continued to pre
dominate, C. B. Rowlt'ss. supervisor
of sales, said the day's sales amount
ed to 35(1.282 pounds, and the ave"-
a-te price $13.25. Buyers for some
of tlte -big companies were reported
taking good ripe lugs at better
prices than in the market days of
la-'t week.
•Inv'ances of from A3 t*> $" per
hundred on some grades were re
corded on the Lake r'tv tuarkfp
i nc of Houtli Carolina's largest. The
day'- suit s w, re k'Mi.tsjo tuumd- n'
j.ii average of $13.:i4. Attendance «•'
farmers was cut down by rain, b t
n heavier break was expected t"«
•Morrow.
The Lumber' n iN. c.t market
bundled 3u7. ißtii pounds. whicb
brought $4D.."!»!».24. or an average of
sl3.ix. All grades were reporte'
sharply stronger than Uv-t week, ex
cept the small uuantities of aual ty
leaf sold.
"AUXILIARY DAY"
AT VADE MECUM
ITMOI'M.I A\s I'LTOM MANY
MOTIONS or STATU M'TI-MI
Sl>Sllt\S AT IMHM I.AU STOKMS
itixutT AMI r r:\Ti.is—it\s.
KI:T M \ ii SI:ISVI:I».
i
"A ix.harv day" wlit h was «•'>.!
S.TV*"I at Vade .Me'um, diucean
.■enipr of tlii l l>Uici»e of X rtli C'or.
olina. Thursday attracted a airae
num'ier of i:pis-'»;>ali-t n women
from many par'* of North Carolina-
The w omen descended on t'ho
I'IIIIP wh U> the auxiiiao conference
under the leadership «o Mrs. John
fiilmer. »f \Vjnstr.n_Saieui. «a n
fill swim;. l:e!>resen'a'ive.- wciv
there from at least it parish; s anil
loam he.-, ex'en lin as far as lien.
1
: '1 r-' oi and iiilprh oil the east nd !
I "ha 'h'tie on 'lie west. SAINT t'a ' s
ehur W imt"ii.s'alein, ami •-■i'
Andrew - ■il I •h. lireens' I- t: ■! '
; .
l" attend imc ea'di h ■. u I:: rpop - j
•*.n{a' ives.
. i
ihe ai e oi- wo v-i I.
e"sh!p o: Al.s- I! • , |; .. i ■ ... 1
I ■ «!«•• estni ■ e ; ie,.t - the w- . ,
i
1 .hiir T: e
with n crn.m; iirai'er and -proic '
He'., Then I'ar i !.. I . ret* "i !
the i hureh ni the '«• • ■ »il Sliepher I.
Ilalei.:!:. and ISev. .1 A \ a he. re .
to- if Saint Andrew's 1 ire n-'""
I'
enielaeted inorhain prayer. The'
eh.i pa lint lie eoiiienoe |
I toiler el; .l;p uson. of s . 111 Caro.
na formerly a mis ionary in Ja
pan spol;p mi the wnatan'- w ipk i
J ' 'nil. -110 \|| • 1,,. infin n
' 'hr!- - ijinit ■ o n the He of w nr -
hood hi Japan.
At 11 •... II those jo I't'-nd'.im e a' 1 -
fi'ed an.l r ;he '• uti■ d oi l 0..
trees n iron' of the loiiMlna whe'e
the member*- of the auxiliary were
•arented I'V the |iiv ani'M
I
anil w el'-omed :,i v«d • Me-nm. The
faculty of the eniiferenro was in.
trail need .Mi's. Theodore I'artrjek
Jr.. Il a lee-'h: Alp.. \V:|!jam Cordon,
"f spray: Iter. Theodore Partri'k,
Jr.. of K'aleh.'h. and ISev. J. A.
Vaehe. of C.reenshoro. Miss Hall
also asked the director of the o m.
feretp'e. Mrs. O'lnier to speak.
A ha.sket Inneh was served in the
refectory and a social hoar was en.
joyed by all.
At 2 p. m. the members eathere 1
amain beneath the old oiks to hear
the president. Miss Had. of Char,
lotte. brinar creetine-s from the »>'«.
hop of the diocese, the fit. lie v. Ltd.
win A. Peniek, n. p. ( and also, her
self to brim; a message of in-spir i.
tion t.) tbose nssembied. All in at
tendance who cared to. enjoyed a din
in the pool.
j The hranrhe* of the auxiliary re?>-
i
iv* n e l were ;reen?i»oiN». Winston.
>aUun. IJ ileiuli. i.'level.in l SIHMV
I.eaU>vi!!e. Ma"c>«lan. Mount Airv,
'hipel Hiil. i:..d-ville. Henderson, i
Oxford, Cooieeinee st. Marv' j
Itch i - and .1 |p or c- - dc'-iP. 1 illlei™h.
M.'. an I M lio'nnr Simmons,
i and Mr. ami M .-. •' lin liedmaa
] '"id her yinst*. Mr. a'd Mr*. c. i:
jl'aiN and Mr. an! Mrs. 1 1 :1 Jcncs.
j of V.*ainut covp. spent the past week
! end at the Simmon's ttydn.— Mt
| Airy Times.
■ I Mary Kniil Boyle*. of Wjngton
jPp.iem. is th.. tjuest cf Hanoi Potro?
Number 3789
WORK STOPS ON
BUCK ISLAND ROAD
hi t tiii: sritr\ i\«. i- only
tumi-ok Mtn.v iim.hi> ow.
i x ; to i:\ii\i viiox oi»
.it\\i:i, »i:i» statu may
ki:.i,i:t nivrinix «>u may
AKl:\\(.i: (OHI'IiOMIsK WITH
ritl>i:\T (CNTII \«TOI{.
The wi r'> of surfacing the ne.v
Buck Isiand.state l.ine h>
has !>een temper; ir.lv halted owinr;
t" ''sh ni.cmi of the ui'avol beds at
Buck Island. The la.-t lou' of travel
"as taken out of the 'a*.l la*t T'ri—
d kv.
State Knvineet Hawking, of ftal
emh. wa> here Mmuliv conforr'rus
|» th the e»nti'a'"tors, it is tmder
i st""I that the l i ' aa -let'n'tnient
1
"til r. -et t i- ""t-t' ii t h-tfted «>i>
tea so'ir.'es -raw! .rushed
I .. . i. ■
> ■ :s t" ••• v ' hat i I'om.
I prom;se tttaj reache! between
, I >!; it ■ iiti-i h e-. 11' ••ontrae.
i ' r hi "i the a" rv. i' infinite
i .
; 1 •• •"t •'!» he "as i • i|tii|inient
'' ' Sl«l "It t ' .'!• '■,!• tll-l (•«•!
a e "file" 11-- ■ uvr the
I
j •' ;; t 1.1. | ,uh' ■ a -("I h.s
I ' a - -t >j:s. the
J lur. es "f t-.'tivel fur" she I h.v the
I -"t t w il"U'itle-s hp reitoluirs- i
;■ t the enforced idleness of h
»r us. •
Mm it a mile of this road has
, ''ceti Mir i, ..| ..it the northern end.
. and ii»'iit :> miles, -m th.. Itttek Is.
_ Inn! end .\ > f ut I mile- remain «h>
I c comply:- •!.
Lin Alley And
The Chicken Stew
I In' tm in Auir 11.
A .-.i .j) >te« was at the saw.
mil! n, a, J.dm Sjsk'.-. I.in \'l t .n in.
' | vi'ed several me. Imt when the/
K't there u til th. i;- |..mltry lan and
'.his friends had eat lip the r chicken,
■j There Ms nnthina I.ft hut > few
j fin feathers stm floating in 'he air.
Bin's croud was I'lyde I'ridd.v. U-s
--• tor Alle> u»\ Alley and 11. O. At.
■ ley.
When Tinsey Mah e and Mussel
■ Wood. and otis. m l T o m MaVj
aouahc .1 rhlckeng there was no
season nw. so rhpv hroukht their
birds back to Panner Woods barn
"nd had a very nice time.
•Vunii Tuttle. who e3t too muc»»
chicken and has "een under the
doeto r . in belter now. we are slai
to say.
I-O.ST JCIHV
Reunion of
Covinjerton Family
Pilo- Mountain. Aim. 14. Th*
annua! reunion of the ('ovimrfenn
f unity will !>e held at Rrbwn
Mounta n Baptist church August
A . 111 (■ 1111 Is of til. fltlljly and
fi tends tirp rdinliy Inv ired to i'.ime
ami I.rim u,.| niipd baskets.
Mo re u '1 '.(> a number of uuar.
fete from various places, also a
--■ ass hand. P.nr.er will tie served
in picnic style.
l-biri." lull suit-, A fa:: I'aep ~r
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