THE DANBURY REPGK TER.
Volume 61.
FIRST LIST OF CANDIDATES TO
BE PUBLISHED IN CAMPAIGN
Candidates Will Strive To Get As Many Sub-,
scriptions as Possible in Saturday so as To;
Make a Good Showing in First Published Re-i
port Next Wednesday. Subscriptions Must
be Turned in Saturday for the Votes to Count.
StiJ Plenty of Time to Join. A Live Wire Could
Start Now and Lead in First County Re
member You Simply Can't Lose in our Cam -
paign.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO WIN SSOO BY DEC.23.,
You are invited to join the Reporter's cam
paign and compete for the SSOO and other prizes.
Right away now! You can start —no fees are re
quired, business training is not necessary—plen
ty of time is left for other duties, whether at
home, school or downtown. There is ample room
in this campaign for you. The campaign is ac
tually crying for candidates to enter and carry
on to victory.
To those who have entered —What are you do
ing to insure yourself one of the big prizes in
this prize distribution? Are you doing YOUR
part, or sitting back and hoping your friends
will do it all? Every candidate would be doing
his or her utmost toward making THETR prizes
as big as possible. If your friends see that you
are doing your part they will jump in and help
you pile up a winning total. If, however, they see
you are unappreciative and expecting your
friends to do it all, they will throw their support
elsewhere. It's up to you—candidates. Do youi
part and your friends will do theirs. To those
who have not entered. To you who are still con
sidering the prize distribution, right now is the
time to send in your nomination and make your
start! You never have had —never will have--
Mich an opportunity for making BIG money
quickly, without investment or risk as you have
in this prize distribution. Clip out that nomina
tion blank; see that it reaches the campaign de
partment of the Reporter. You are going to re
gret it if you don't.
Mis. Sam Simmons. Westfield, 5,000
Miss Ethel Boles. Rt. 1. King, 5.00')
Mrs. J. J Booth, Danbury, 5,000
Miss Geneva Woods, Rt. 1, Danbury, 5,000
W. E. Collins. Francisco, 5,000
Miss Laura Ellington, Sandy Ridge, 5,000
Mrs. C. W. Floyd, Walnut Cove, 5,000
Miss Maud Meadows, Rt. 1, Germanton, 5,000
Miss Carrie Turner, Walnut Cove 5,000
Mrs. T. H. Sheppard R. 1, Sandy Ridge, 5,000
Tolas' it app«ar» the Ars>t list
of nominations. Names of nominees
received until Yesterday, together
I
with their nomination vote of a.oou
aro printed today for candidates
ontered in The Reporter's everybody
wir9"&om'ethini? campaign-
Tliw lift published today MUST
not bo misunderstood. The nam s
i
(printed are only nominations. The |
list on!v serves to show* who in «>n~
i
teroJ. It d >e* not indicate the active.
candidates. f
The publication of tlio names of j
candidate* In The Reporter's circu-j
lation campaign appear on thi-.
pane.
If your nomination blank has'
be*.n sent and d"i«* not appear in !
'the Us'., kindly notify the ennipa'tfn j
Nomination* are not!
closed, in fa (, t today thero ara
more prizes than 'there are active
candidates. Opportunity without a
handicap Ls here today for new on
irics who will "carry on "
M KAN'S WO UK TO WIN
Candidate. 1 ! who will not produce
subscription? cannot hope to win-
The mope subscriptions you produce
the more votes you earn. Stnip'e
nomination of a candidate does not
Established 1872.
mean anything• The nomination >3
but tlic tirst step the starting
Point. Anyone content to rest afte"
nomination cannot gvt far in th*-s
! i
■rare* Active work, honest effort!
eon-tant attention to business in
I hand and that alone can set votes.
And votes WIN. And subscriptions
and advertising card* mean votes
j With so many of those not yet at
least manifesting any life or acti\«
! i:y. tiie opportunity is hci'a for Kom«> j
j I've one to enter and "carry on"
ito victory• In fact the more candi*
J Jiites entered the less votes it wii'
take to win. If two canddates are
; r innin-' ;'j:- office they must have a'l
t'? vo'c beiw«Bn thoni. Tiie wir
! iter must have a majority—over
I
• I a t' of a!l the votes cast- But M'
! live; (.-ami-dates tiie .same ofllc-o.
I
the only mads to have more votes
than t'.to highest candidate-
Then, too, in this campaign every
body \vin. «cm>thing. There are th..>
cash Vri!!33 of SSOO, Sioo, SSO ant!
t !5. And remember, too the cash
: commission of 20 per cent on a"
' [subscriptions and advertising cards
'to all not*>rize "'inning participants.
' in an election for office 'but one can
' didato wins- In the Reporter ele~
Danbury, N. C., Wednesday December 6 1933
VIRGINIA ROAD
IS COMPLETED
rilK IHVK IM.AXI-VIIMiIXIA
m\i: iiiciiway ;kts its rix
isiiixti toitiikk
m:i:us ;io i,i:\vr. xi:.vr \vi:kk
A SI»I,K.MHI> TIIOI«>t'ill
l Aiti-: now oi»i:x to Till-: im i:»
IJC.
The Stat" highway from l!u - l;
Island ford un Dan river t" the \'i •
ginia line near Mcllone'a gara-e i*
about completed-
The engineers who have been
supervising the const ruction of this
road and who have mode Danbury
tlu- r bane of operations. ate p
paring to tako their departure abo'i
'the in:dd'» another week.
Messrs. li- I'. (Sentry, Henry
J'aw'py. it. !•'. lianrcs and 11. K
I.iii'a-' will he tran-fertfit '•>* th •
State to othj.r operations.
These yt,unu men, who have spent
a great deal of th«'ir time a: Dan
hury. have won many friends here,
ami their departure will l>e noted
with resr^t.
The new Stokcv counij'/irgin'.i
highway, which i* on a direct line
from I'anbury via l-awsonville to
Stuart, if a «'lass n gravel hlKhway.
It has been surfaced with crushed
Bton', but the top dressing of tar
will n>t be admini*tei'ed until the
spring; of 1934.
tion everybody wins—you win. You
who art in, get busy, work, carry
on: you who are still "thinkin*?
about" get in. 'So after 'em, yr.u
win.
| Oiip or tear out the nominatio.i
biniik in today'* !!e!'«T.er- I'.rin - - it
or fend it to the Ueport -r o illc.
'i'k ii spend the net two weeks and
hive day* more pi'ofjtab'.v than ar.v
■ like time of your life wsw eve"
si- lit before. 'So in and win.
j v'.n.vr v- >ti-:s total \vi:d.
j The next issue of the lteporter
will contain the tliv»t credits score
I
, for these who have accepted the !!.•
Knee (lift distribution offer.
These 'lays should be the hig'.ie a t
vote making day* of the campaign
The opporturnity is here for can
didates. who an a whole, are no:
I
taking iidvantiis«* of this golden op
portunity,
j It behooves every eandidate to
get busy. N'o candidate can afford
to allow hi« or her "ear« to be
knocked down." Vou cannot afforl
to make snap judgment- If the'"?
i« anything you don't understand.
. make It your business to find out it
j the campaign office. Those of you
who are expecting to get busy, who
intend to start going after subscri
tloiiei in a bis way next week, will
, do well to adviinV-e your itenar.v -j
few days. It will pay bis. It menu
. the difference between winning your
choice of the prizes or being content
• wi'.h one of lesser value, it is tip t >
to you. it ir, you who mu-t work
I out your own salvation. It is .vou
who can enhance your voting strength
and you a^one-
Are you going to let others wa'k
I away with gift.s all for tiie lack of
i but a little effort right now?
I Candidates must rcilize that work
j now wjll subs'" riptio nl-i
which count more votes than when
. the campaign closes. This certainly
. should spur them to action-
WORK STARTS ON 1
STOKES PROJECTS!
l'li:i»IO\T Sl'ltlMiS TO «.\l\ \ l\ s
JiooitK's si'Ki\;s mi:'.
I)()\\S TO »KHM.\\TO\
thksi: ,\in-: \o\v mati-:i:i \i.-!
i/i\. (iitKA'r si»i iit or |
iti-:;isTit atiox roir iti:i.n:r|
.IOIIS —c, w. \. l'lSO(iUA\|s|
KTI.MI I.ATI-: \ Tl\ I I V.
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About are .-it wni-k un ■ i
the .Meu-l"w.-»  • •(■riii-int"it liifthwav c
dcai-ins out tlie of way. pre
paratory to tlx- new survey whi-»i i
«i*l begin on Tuesday. by K. li. t
Kins of Dun bury. I
Mr. Kin-: allv.'-t' s the Uoporter i
tliat 'lie will s art liw oi'L-i-a'ion i
Tuesday •
On Tuesday morning, aW, about,
15 h:nicl- will begin work on the' 1
i
l'ied"i"n." 1 1oorc's Springs lijyliun , 1
I
which i~ slated fin- iinpr iveniellt
I
undei' the ik'w c . \v. a. proxi'ani.s. l
I
yponaored i>v .1. '. 'ar.-'-m, hea'l of
the civil work admini.-c.rut'on in the!
county- This agency, it will be re
called, is taking over the It. !•'. «'. ■
a-tivitiea in th»- county, and tlnwe'
who obtain employment under it-j
management. must he taken fro.'.'i I
tiie relief roll'', or those who liavi .
been receiving federal assistance'
during t.lie last year or two.
Thurnian Martin, who has opened
an oillee he'e lor the registration
of unemployed, reports that upward.-
of ISOfi iwivuns in t-h* inwintytiave
aPI'Hel Jor assistance. This of
course in'-lude.-- registration* at tln
main nilii-o of uiienip'oyment relief
at Walnut t'oyi-, as V.«-II a.- the nii'iv
than «» pei-f'-ns who uere ah'cad'
on ilie roll* whin the unemployment
re- utrat'on at Oenbury an i
W'a nut 'ow were recently re
opened•
Rand and Singing
Convention At
Germanton Dec. 8
Oermanton A l'and and Sink
ing Convention will ho held in the
auditorium of the Oermanton Uls'i
School on Friday evening, Dee. s j
at « o'clock.
('ash prizes will be offered a* fol
low*: first prize band. $7.00; second
prize hand, $3.50. Fir*t Prize ■"til.*
ink', $5.00.
The admission charge will be 150
for school children and Uoe fo>-
adults.
Come oui for an evening of wliolo
sonio entertainment. The mu-'i'-il
program will begin at 8:00 o'clock
and continue until about 11:00 i».
M. An intermission of fifteen niii •
ut«-s will be (riven.
John Arch Dodson
Involved in Trouble
John Arch Doilgun of Wfv'n'it
f'ove wtig urt'eb'd Saturday evei -
ins by D.-.puty Sheriff" llerk Smith
;:nd A. O. Sj.sk. cn the charge of
un'awful manufacturing. He was
liven a hearing before .lust'ee 1'
C. Campbell, and bonded in th
sum of S3OO for court. Bond w m
arranged-
Dodson w-ns caught at a still
'making up the paste "
Oaston *.«unty «wwt potato srov*
erg now have 02 «torage house*,
with a capacity 80 ( 000 bushels.
WEED SIGN-UP
STARTS MONDAY
«. .1. Kiiiisv iir.iti: TI i:si»\v \i
it\\.i\; ins COMMIITI.KS
I:I:I.II:VII> Till-: s\vi :i :i» or
c(»r\TV WII.I. nr. ri.i:.\N
l'ltl(i:s ItIvMAIN I IKM.
S. .1. Kirl»y, i-u'iU- >.ti
hic Tius'ia.v ■•>:>tmiti • -
Him will i>..uiii w«U ni'xt Alond
in tin- si'-n up "f Siuko-i to'ia*-' o
ii-uwers.
The siiri •;|i miiiio wi'cks a'-t",
v li n about per cent of ili*» M UM
tyV aT' , aye uis list'.-1
ior reduction in the 1:«4 s,■ n• .
is unders'tood to have been -iii
agreement. whereas I lie* n»* >\ p'ed-e
will bo a U'Kii! contract■
It is believed that till' lill'v
of tin* i!• 3-J u'-rcaKe win I'litei* into
curtail ai'rmwi nu'ni, thereby is.-e'i
ill'.' faith w:th thf yovernmen...
w'i.eh liar* forced hiuiior prints «.i
the 1 !'33 crop.
Present pri''e- for to'-a'■ • on ;li
in a I'II e t rema.in firm, araduallv
Setiinu higher possil'l >•.
To Be Tried Wednesday
C. s. Newman. arr-sted by L>e - '-
aty Sheriff Herk Smith at I'a.l
Itivpr I'arli, i* in j.iil oil the CHARGE
of DI NIIKC'IIN'^S.
Warrants sworn out l>y Krnest
l.a«'s>n, have been issued for I'aul
''•ennett, charged with assault.
Correction.
Kliler o'liryan performed t'e
.•••renmny of baptism t" two 1 md"
dase* at l!tir| Island lord Snn'la' .
Xov. I'll, instead "f KMer Via. K
der o'Cry.in i- pjis'or of snow
('reek I'rimiHve l>apt>i Church.
The report that Klder \i i «• lli• i> i|
wa,s an error, niven t" the i:ep"rt;'i
by one of our I'eter's Creek friend .
Death of Mrs.
Martha Holland
Mrs. Martha Holland, 1 died of
tub;>rctitot:* .Monday near friend
ship, after a protracted i ! ln«'»s.
Mrs. Ho!'and was a daughter .'f
' Mr. and Mr", Silai* Katun.
| Nelson Hurial Association officiat
ed.
! Campbell and Collins
Boiind Over To
Superior Court
Tried here Saturday on rhar-c
--«f assaults with deadly weapons up
on each other. Hack Campbell an I
.1. M. CoVins were bound over t"
, Superior Court, spring term, under
; bomta ea«'h of $300.00, which they
arranged to give.
The hearin- was before Justice
• Krank Tllley of KawgonviUe and N
| K. W'a'l of Danhury.
I ltotb of tlir> in.-n had l".en ''lit in
I a -eiv nil lb:ht, c.riins receiving i
I "!a-h >\.'• "h" e\o and on the hen !
j Cnhi|ib-;;i>t a bail sta'i 'n 'h'
, no''k.
| The arret cf the men had been
I made by Hepiitv Sheriff cieve I.av*
mi and Constable Itufus M I be.
T. .1. Moore of Caldwell county
say* h? averaged 35 buehel*
tvrn an acre after turninsr under a
I
crop of lespedpv.a or. land that foi*
merly produced 1" bushela of corn
an acre.
Number 3,905
SWANSON ASKS
FOR BIG NAVY
M:itr.T\i:v s\v> 01 it t
TIO\ I- NOW IMt iiKI.OW
tki:\lV MUI:M;HI \ POI*
i \ or -i»wt.iitoi - i:.\'ru.\v»
\(. \s«
:: •, X. c
of ihi' i States - oMi'iiiHciit 'U
wrapping i s naval armamt nts * ►
->t 'lie example in the «" ld
armament movement w.n "dariirer*
mis t-x'tri va-raiii-o" '-Y'teiary of
Navy >'uanson said in !ii.-i a"nn'»l r
I»>»rt tola.v to I'rividont UooaPvvit
advm-atiir-i •'ysomnti'- Imi «lint? of a
full Ivon'lon treaty strength navy.
Tlic s> '■rc-ai'.', who wis a delegate
t" tii (!l-ai'!i:a.in-n: • • i;'ere nee* »*i
i"!vva. !"■ tod tha' the t*nit«i
State* alone of all signatories to th-j
Ix>n'l>n treaty had m ule i>ni
ti'al i-dtii'tions.
"\V 0 ran iri lon«er afford to 'eat
in di.■armament by example- Oar
condition jeopardize-*
Pcare bp'aii.-»i* '*. ila 11 d armaments
foi-jfy dil''oma'-y," the eormtury
said.
llis .15 pawc report covering the
department's a 1 -tlvitbw «'s one of
th« proented 'in necferii
times liy a seen tary of navy.
In it, Secretary Swn.ion advo
cated *i progressive. orderly re
placement and new ship construc
tion program to hrinK (lie American
navy np to full treaty power by De
cember 31, l»3ti.
in addition- lie wu oil Congress
authorize construction of more air
craft. witliill t!ie pre.-: nt I,n«»o ljm
t i' on. t" put fiuhtinu plain- aboard
ship.-- i»uj:t sinc IH2O for which n
: ur.ds v. ere avail • •e.
S\vau J on rt'M'U'Ste'l also tiiat th>;
l.'i ... r . . in i-a ary cms and ' frozen"'
promotion emoluments now effective
anions nav >1 employees be restore !
a.~ soon .m feasible. He l*>inted out
tliat tbp present pay s' ale is lower
than Ibat of llios.
In hjs report, Sw an>"n a**;rtc.l
•lap. 'li will have her full treaty
Mi«.n'.'th by the end of l!>3t>, Great
Britian will In- f:ir ahead of the
I'nited States, and this country
would have oniy 113 vessels with a
total tonnaw of SSK,ri2t under age
He said the I'nited St-it(s .shoufd
build the 00 ships permitted it.
Mow the "lip l Detector" worked
in the Wynekoop murder cava is
told by its inventor. William M.
Mar.-t»n, famous psychologist. in"
tere;tinu story in tin- DALTIMORK
SI'NDA Y AM 10 It It'AN*. j*.a e of De
cember 10. liny your copy from
your f,iv"rit? newghoy o- t:ew.«de:i *•'
er-
The \t! intic t'oas- l!m itailn>jl
''oniPHßv iias offered t-> defray tho
expen-'es «>:' one boy n tc! o i-« |»i r i j.»
the Na',on:ii t u club .amp in
W. .n~'.tn next sunini ,« provide i
rhe t-uores>-ful person i-" selected
froni i r.i of tho counties served by
th.i railroad-
Mitw Alice W.vkoff of Ridgewav
won tlrst priie and the silver tro
phy cup for bein? the biest poultry
Judge among the 00 contestants a •
tending annual poujtry short
cour«® at state College recently.