THE DANBURY REPORTER.
Volume 61.
STOKES SWEPT
BY DRY VOTE
EVERY PRECINCT IN. THE J
COI'NTY GIVES MAJORITY !
AGAINST REPEAL, EXCEPT'
I
FREEMAN BROWN MOl'N*
TAIN IW PER CENT. I>RY
THE MAJORITY IN COI'NTY
OVER REPEAL WINS
IN NATION.
Although the repeal of the I8i!»
Amendment Is now certain, by res"
soil of the vote In Pennsylvania,
•Ohio, Kentucky and l/'tah, the Pr„",
How The County Voted
s
o
c s C
.2 S> "SO
c a £
So &
So -
s _ cs 5
o o O 4J
O £ 55 CU
Brown Mountain 0 81 0 81
Danbury 14 58 14 58
Hartman 12 15 11 16
Mitchell 22 55 21 56
Pine Hall 16 51 15 sf»
East Sandy Ridge 12 69 11 71
West Sandy Ridge * 14 82 15 ~81 .-
Tilley 18 18 18 18
Lawsonville 20 21 19 21
Moir 26 77 15 87
Fraiw 6 55 6 55
Flinty Knoll 6 61 6 61
Pinnacle 22 111 22 139
King 36 .103 35 304
Mt. Olive 9 237 12 235
Mizpah 2 93 1 94
Germanton 29 132 21 140
Wilson Store 28 206 22 212
East Walnut Cove 75 119 75 119
West Walnut Cove 50 112 51 111
Freeman 18 12 19
Total 430 1998 407 2024
Miss Mildred Hanes
Salem May Queen
Miss Mildred Hanes has been
elected May Queen at Salem j
College. This honor conferred
upon one of Stokes county's
loviest younj? ladies was pre
dicted here some time ago- Miss
Hanes has been an outstanding
member of the May Queen's
court each year she has been
of Dr. and Mrs- J- L- Hanes, of
at Salem. She is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs- J- D- limit's, of
I -ne Ha-'l.
Campbell's Court.
State vs. Kva ('rite, drunk and
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l!«3rderly at I'an Uiver Park. At'"
ri'Ht.il by Deputy -Mark Wall. -ItidH"'
tncnt *3 and twt- Have Imnd for
SIOO.OO, to pay cent by Deo. 1.
state vs. Robert News tint, drunk
and disorderly at Dan River Dark,
arrested by Deputy Mack Wal'.
Judgment $1 and co.st, paid.
Established 1872.
lilitionVts cjj-ried North Carolina
and Stoke*- County by over-wheln.-
i
ing majorities at Tuesday's election.
In North Carolina the majority
against repeal is around 150,000.
South Carolina also voted dry by a
small majority.
In this county avery precinct
went against the amendment except
Freeman, while Brown Mountain
recorded a 100 per cent dry vote.
This precinct is a candidate for the
championship jn North Carolina dry
honors.
The official vote in the county
was as follows:
I Alrg. W. \\ . Smith of Dawson"
| ville has recently bean confined to
! her ltonie u-Ith rheumatmu. but is
now Improved.
xotick or S:\mo or land r.v
ltKIl I>KKI» OF Till'ST.
By virtue of power of sate vested
: 'n tha undersigned in a certain dead
1 of timet executed >n Oct. 20,
by A. T. lto tit rock, which deed of
trust in duly recorded in the office
Of Register of D.eds of Stokes
fount: i:i Book 77 page 1)4, refer
en 'p to which is hereunto made, to
s cure the pa'-mont of a certain
stint of money thoro'n recited, de
"O'l; having been made in the pay
m.nt ct -am.' and tlie bolder ha'
in- applied to me to foreclose the
r uiie for the s tist'nct'on of the do : »t
r will rxpn.v to public sa'e to the
highest 1' iMpr for cash tit the court
house dour in Danbiiry. N. on
I s.\TH;i»\V, IHCCF.MIIF.K 2, lt»:5:l,
iat 2 I'. AI.. tit.', fo!'owing real potato'
; described thoro'n:
Dots Nos. 5, ti, 7, s, 9, and 10 of
Highland Park subdivision cf W.t! :
i".tit Cove, X. C. These lots l'aro
Stato I highway No, 77.
This Nov. 1. 1933.
SIIKMEV n CAVINESS,
Trustee, i
J. W. Neal Attorney. i
Danbury, N. C., Wednesday November 8 1933
Commissioners In 1
Session Monday,
S. J. Kirfoy Appointed Farmj
Demonstrator Land Or
dered Advertised f®r 1932
Taxes-
The board of County Commis
sioners were in regular session
at the court house Monday.
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Aside from the regular rou
tine of business coming before
the board at each meeting S. J.
♦
j Kirby was appointed Farm Dem
| onstrator for Stokes county- Mr.
Kirby has been working in the J
county for some time for the
I
government in wheat produc-J
. tion control movement and is
already known to the people in
the county- He has had
erable experience in other
counties where he has served in!
the same capacity. It is neces-,
sary that Stokes have a County.
Agent in order to share in the
crop production control bene-,
fits, both tobacco and wheat.
The federal government and
the state help pay the expense
of an agent for the county and
Mr. Kirby was highly recom
mended to the board for the
position.
The commissioners ordered
land sold for 1932 taxes and it
is being advertised this week- j
I -r ;
"M. E. Church Services.
Services Sunday Nov. liith. a
follows:
Davis ('hapel. 11 A. M.
Vsiiie Mcc-uni, 3 I", si.
Danbury, 7:3n I'. SI.
A full attendance i.-» lvi'r-d at
I
these service*, us it i* before th.-
last Sunday before tbc meeting of
tlia Annual Conference. The cot
fcrence meet* in Charlotte Wednea-,
day. Nov- l">th. .fay Adkins and
Mr. and Sirs- -f. It. Needham will
attend from this charge
\v.\nti-:i> to SIH.I, of i:\ch \xta:
The C. SI. I.a"]ey farm on Dun Kb*
er in Stokes t'o. consisting of tin 1
acres of land, live house*, eight
tobacco barns. There 'lf erven'S""
five acre* tine bottom land and
the upland is considered the b-i-t
in Stoke* Co. for production of
a high type of smoking tobacco. j
Will exchange this farm for high
tvne of rental property in a kooJ
town, within a radius of ont! bur.*
dred nvi'es or would exchange for
a small farm. C. c. IIL'TCHK.NS,
Wliite 1 Mains, N. C. 1
NOTICE OF SAI.E I'M Hilt I>EFl>
TIH'ST.
By virtue of power of sale vested
in the undersigned trustee in a cor
tain heed of trust executed on Dec.
1. 1923, by P. I). Kullt and wife
SalPe Ftiik. which de.d of trust i*
duly ro.'orded in office of Register
Deeds Stokes County, Book 7(i page
17'h rsferenc? to which is h-reont'
made, to s.  ure the payment of a
certain sum of money therein recited,
default having hrcn math' in th;
payment of pamo and the hold w
hav.ng re.|iu'-:.(l fnr.-chvtire for the •
«»t ! «facti''n of tii-> debt. I wii! ex '
Pfi.-o t-i public sale to the hi-he.-'-
bidder for cash at tli con-t hoti-e
dor ji Dtnhitr.'., N. on
SATFKIMV. BIiCI.AIBEIt 2,
at 2 n'-'ncl; p. M., tll(1 following'
drs-rii'i'd rial (--date:
Beginning at J .W. Hut.-'. Hon .i
rortbwe-'t o-rner ran- mst with 'tis
line Sill feet ncy «>:• ! t" Ciii |
rner'a I in... thc:„... northward a'ons
itis line 3.70 feet to a stake. then'Oi
west 31% I f ot more rr 'cs to Cray
T'lly's northwest corner, thence i
south along Tilley'e line ar.;J South |
ern a 1 no 3">o fc -t to beginning.
This Nov. 1. 1933.
C. E. DAVIS, Trustee
J. W. Nral, Attorney. '
FRANCISCO HAS J
FINE SCHOOL
ENTHt SI ASM OVEII PROSPECT
OF STANDAKO KHiHT. MONTHS
TERM - ENROLLMENT NOW ' i
I
CLOSE TO 400 PRINCIPAL A. |
R. PHILLIPS WHITES. j |
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Francisco. Nov. 10 People of
tHq community are enthusi«*ti •
over the prospect of having a star."
dard eight-month's term, and the
full course of study, including lib
rary and laboratory facilities.
Enrollment running close to too.
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with 85 high school pupils.
The school spirit is splendid both
among pupils and teachers. The -
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' new teachers In th t high school are
Mr. I). i». Stimso'ii, who has charge
of the science department, and Alls '
Luejle Styerg, who has charge •!'
the Ensli.-li and history work. i
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j While the tneinhers of t.he Hue
| ket hall team are to he conarat'i
la'(*l for tlie pride th ey may hut ■
in .their school, upd are ready to
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'eiuilleliee other schools in the
' count) for games, still they reaPze
thftj the.v have a good many in-
to make y.it hefuro
reach the "les rod e""ollen. .'
generally designated by the word
"CKflmpion".
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j The grammar grades are vvel.-
t#ken care of by .Mr. Clyde Forrest
it* the seventh. Mr. Iltind!e.v, sixth:
I Christian, fourth; Mrs. Kal
i lanl, Jefferson, third; Miss
'v ■ - -• .. ...
Southern, second and Mrs. J. E.
Coon, first.
t
That part of the school retain.ul
at Aslmr.v ha- .Mr. Partridge and
t I
j Mrs. Cook Jn. charge of the work.
| Willi the exci'l'ent l : st of faci.*
t i's and keen interest on the part
of the nations throughout tile eon
nninit.v, the prospect is indeed good
for a successful year's work.
I The Hallowe'en social gathering
! I
netted the school $35.n0 which sum,
! govs toward the equipment of the I
j laboratory in the science depart"
ment.
A. r:. PHILLIPS Prin.
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Mrs. J. j. Taylor and Mrs. A.
O. Sjsk visited Winston-Salem With
needay.
! Mrs. S a m Ka>t, and daughter!
Ethel. Mr. and Mrs. Paul East of!
Winston-Salem, visited D a nbury this 1
week.
| NOTICK or s.\l,|.; or I.AMI I
Under and by virtue of an order '
of Hale made by J. Wutt Tattle,'
Clerk of the Superior Court f
Stokes County, N. c., in the aperlal'
proceeding entitled "in The Matter '
oi \ . T. CRABS, Utiardian of Sipiire 1
llenry Kreeger, Kxparte," tb c in - '
dersiwn.d commissioner will on |
IKIMI.W, XOVKMIIIIt "7th Iftilit. 1 '
at one o'clock, I'. M., 0 n the prcn
■">near Kin«r. X. c., offer for
sdo at puliiic auction to the Iralic t
bj.lcltr f T c;i.-h the f.li,.^
s rii'ed la lids:
I 'eninn in a' at a real;, N th cot- ,
t:?r of lyes Xti.. 1 and Ml Ino of ,
1.-'t X••It 1- li.ir-i: \ S-, ,! -rocs ~
i:i.- t 22 ehnlna ,n,d r.n !fnk* i,. a
rck on \v,st ,id - of llu'iroad, ,
t heivc witli Ila ir id ■- tb •' T 1-2 t
decrees I'nst 1 ' haul. tni • • 11!» v
tlwjei WY-t i'i chains to a
rocs ia Ka-t t; m . I a 11- lnnl i, "
thence North 22.it2 cha'tv to he-tit - '
»i:n:-r, eontlining ."it acres, more er
less, and be 1113 Ixit X O . sof the .!. j
A. Krceger estate.
Sale subj.ct to the confirmation
of the court-
This the 24th day of Oct.. ifl3;t. !
H. II LUAKU. Com.
Francisco and {
Basketball! A '
Correction
A Francisco reader, who is a pat"
ron of the Fran,ejsro school, and It."
ter-sted in th- ; risac sec baskef'j'l
team, in/or • j t.iv. )««;* rttr th»t
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the statement t.i the l*«t Sss»e «».'
of the Reporter regarding t»e
team's ambition to win the eh. u -
pionshlp of the county, was slight ,v |
in error.
Our correspondent last week!
stated that the 'Frisco team was
issuing a challenge to all teams >!' |
tjjhe county for the eliamprfonshin. j
It appears now, from our inform-j
ant's advices, that the Francisco |
team is only challenging the county
teams for games and d"es not nman
t> asuunie tlie chump onshlp of the
county.
j On the I«th iust. the Fr uicis i
team dclcatcd tlie Reynolds t ams
--both hoys and girls. The ceo re.;
were as follows:
Hoys 34 to 17. tiiris -l) to Hi,
Hoth in favor of Francisco*
Death of Miss J
Willie Edmonds
Miris Willie Edmonds, dauglit.u- •,t j
Mrs. E. t". Edmonds, died nt her'
liom-e in \Vlti.st>n-.Vi'm Tuosilav. I
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, had been I:n*^c*r• '*?; for several
Wf'ekt. with a desperate attack c;
pneumonia.
Miss Edmonds wan u splend I'
i ' ltrist'an young lady, of love'y '
character. She was aged uliout
A eat*, aii.il bad been a teacher ia
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I the Twin City schools fo r 23 yi>ar !
1 CM I
Mte was educated at Sale in Colege.
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and a an ruber of the Episcopal
, church. !
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•Miss Edmonds is .■survived In- lor
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1 mother, three sisters and one broth"
or.
j She \vn j a neieo of Mrs. ||. m.
Joyce of Danbttrv.
1 ' i
_ I'he interim nt was in Salem Cem
' ctery.
Evelyn Oliver, of Itoanoke. V a .,[
daughter of Rev, and Mrs- S. S. i
Oliver, in ill in a Hoanoke ihospitai |
stiff, ring from an attack of dipl-'
, theria.
PEAOiIEH ItUOWNIXti goes in j ,
for the lit.rary. An intercut iiv:
, story of a woman who was front"
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Page news tor a long time. Itead it! 
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in th c BALTIMORE MI NH.VV , 1
AM LIS It' AX. issue of Xoieuiber 111. j
On sale by your favor ti? ncwmlonl"' :
er or newgl.oy.
NOTICE OF SALE I XI»ER l>EE!> '
OF THI'ST. 1
Hy virtue of power of sale vested !
ia the undet'signed tror.tce in a
certain d.cd of trust executed on '
O.'tob. r —l>. IIRIfi, hy Dr. 11. E. '
Hlaekinirn, which is duly recorded !
in tlie office Register of Deeds '
of S.ok.K County in Hook 77 page j
loi reference to which i.- hereon'•'
made, t-i secure the payunnt 01 a j
debt in thu sum of s;t'•>.'o and ia ,
' crest, default having be,II made i i
tlie payment of the same aid the
In 1 I "P the mite having applied >
'"ft- f" 1m e the deed of Dm.:
for the satisfaction of the debt,
v. Ml expose to pub!:,- s.t'e to he x
h ghe-t bidde, fur cash at tic court
hntmo d'.or in Dun'mry, \. c.. on
SATIRUAV. OECFMIIEIt a. I
at the hour of 3 o'clock I'. M . the
fo'lowlng real estate des rile d 111 q
the deed of trn-t:
Let* Nos. 1 44. 145 at'd IHi of-
Highland Park subdivision of Wit. ?
nut t\»v?. X. C.
This Nov. 1, 1!>33.
SHELLEY H. CAVINE9S.
Trustee j
J. W. N'eal. Atty.
Number 3901
Stokes Officers Get
Man and Liquor
Lively Chase Sunday NigMt
Near Sandy Ridge at Daiga
town Ray, Wall and Safth
also Get Two Cars.
Deputy Sheriffs Carl Ray r
Mack Wall and Berk Smith cap
tured two cars and one man ha
a chase Sunday night including
about 100 gallons of liquor. Rob
McKenzie, of High Point was
the man taken into custody and
he is now in a Winston-Salem,
hospital quite ill said to be from
the lack of dope- Two other men
in the car made their escape
I when the car was overtaken by
I officers.
The deputies chased the two
I cars over the sand clay roads,
j which were in a slippery con
i dition due to recent rains, until
j one car slipped into the ditch.
| The other surrendered after a
I brisk chase- Both cars were of
I the Ford V-8 type-
Officers had long suspected
| these cars which had been seen
. in this section for the past sev
' oral months and had chased
| them heretofore but the topsoil
I roads had been dry and the
I fleeing cars raised so much
dust that they were able to
elude the officers. However, the
rains for the past few days
proved the undoing of the rum
j runners when they were unable
i to match the skillful driving of
Burk Smith over the slippery
J roads.
To Stedman Lake.
| Constable W. I!. VnuriM has been
eimasi'd to oversee Htedman lake
property, ami it i» Lamed that he
wi.» the family of Afa. and Mrs.
L. -I. Vountf will remove to the
lake, where they will reside in the
cfah house- A well is heins dug
near the Huh house this week.
Zeh Smith has re-opened the rtft. A
litis station here whiHt he recently
oeeupted.
NOTICE or S.ALK or I.:\M)S.
Ynder and by virtue of an order
of sale made by j. Watt Tuttle.
Clerk of the Superior Court of .Stokea
County, •»'. in phe special pro.
ceedins entitled Claudia N. Price.
Administratrix, c.t a, of Taylor
Price Va- Nancy Price 'widow of
Taylor Price!, I.aura Price (widow,
and other", the snme t>Hns upon the
special proc, docket of Haid
court, the untlers'sned commission
er will on
SATI'HR.W NOVKAIHI.It lltli, IPS.*.
Nt 11:00 o'clock A. A!,, at the late
home place of the said Taylor Price
in stokes County. X. ('., near Mad
ison, offer for sale at public auction
to the hieheet bidder IV cash the
'f.i K-1 .vin-f tin'riii'l lauds, to-wlt:
rteHnninu at an iron .-take, Mr s .
Price's corner: thence running
NorthKi* poles to a *tnk,> H'Ul Point
ers: thence North r>7 .I.t dt'trree*
West S(i 4.5 poles to a stake and
pointet.-, thence South ■ i iloar.'es
West 2 poles 17 links to a at nice:
thence South I denree 1"> min- West
to a stone and iron stake on North
s:de of road: thence with the road
the following course-: South 21) 1.2
decrees Eu*t It poles: thence Scuth
degrees I'.ast li poles: thence
South 42 decrees Mast 21) poles:
thence South 52 decrees Ea»t 7
poles to the heninninK and conta'n
ina 33 1.4 acres more or less,
Sa'e subject to the conf'rmatlon
of the court.
This October 10th, 1033.
CLAUDIA M. PRICK, Com.
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