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TI! i: !> A N BI 1 R V RKVOR TK R.
X. E. PEPPER, Editor and Publisher
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v.it't l'« • •; ::n ;i : s '.!•>! i> i'ic ! hicMril Hashes si»u.• ■
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! iIo«hS ; .'!>•. ;r .ivu r'.:t".i is r...;• :! ii_v (};«• iacomiii'; v. t 't'"
Ihvp or Taste Not the iOnvpyrcan Spring
\ Mile leurnst:; is not >; l\ a dangerous tiling. hut appears lo !>i'
improfW ' ,
It \ou ha\c a liijh ••ehoot bos who >s not prepared to wade through
the higher branches of i-aowlodnc ami get "at the top." better let
him throw awa> his hooks and learn to lay bricks or lit lead pi|'"s in
h ditch. hacourage hSm lo stop dreaming of becoming President,
i.nd no to daubing paint or sawing straight lines through a plank.
The ditch and daub considerations are infinitely more attractive.
K\en the federal government recognizes the inferiority of clerical
"Aorkers, bookkeepers and school teachers, as compared with painters,
carpenters and mechanics. The white-shirt crowd is paid 40 to 70
cents an hour, while the other bunch receives SI. 10.
It appears that that middle zone between crass ignorance and
highly specialized technical skill or a training which permits one to
become an executive is rather cloudy or drab.
And rather than drink deep at the empyrean spring the ambitious
fetadent had better taste not
Thanks for the Raise.
»
The Winston-Salem warehouses closed Tuesday after operating 80
days and selling 52 million pounds. Eight and a quarter million
«Ml*o4 were distributed to the farmers, beiag an average of $15.96.
This was against the 38 millions sold in the previous year for
$4,000,000. averaging $10.60.
Everybody will admit that but for the resourcefulness and the
of the Washington administration, red-headed calamity would
have been the portion of the tobacco farmers. Whereas, they have
been generally satisfied with the prices received tor this crop.
WUh the program arranged for the year 1934, there is every
reason to believe that the next crop will bring profitable figures.
There should, under the arrangements being perfected, be a big fall
off in production, with the consequent sharper demand. While the
world markets may be in better position to buy, with money much
racier.
Hake Farm Plans
According to Needs;
Raleigh, March 5. Growers'
who have signed cot ion or tobac
co reduction contracts will find
it helpful to plan systematically
for the best use of the acreage
rented to the government, says
"Charles A. Sheffield, assistant
extension director at. N. C. State
College.
One of the best ways to s >
about tho planning is to prepare
a table showing how many per
sons and heads of live-lock ar.' to
be fed on t lie farm •• nd
amount  : •' d ... . feed  •
each v.ii' s
The ; : .i.r u'.t." nf . u.) ■
neetV 1 • ■' n ! • .npatv '
Willi ;; I • ■ .11 c> utovV;! • i
the [••• ■ ' ,> •••;-. I;' the If.r. -
er h".s i U-ra ;• rowing enoju'..
of the i:v • vary crops, he lias
figures to show just what ad
ditional foods and feeds he needs
I
to produce.
Since he must not increase tho
i
total amount of crops that he has •
I
been producing, the grower may
■"find it convenient to reduce a crop
of which he has growing too
-mach, so that he can increase
another crop. Or if he likes, ha
can grow his feed crops on the
rented acres and reserve the oth
"w land for crops to be marketed.
Only crops for consumption at
ltome can be grown on the rented
acres.
Mr. Sheffield has prepared a
special circular, "Planning for
Agricultural Recovery in North
Carolina," which tells how to plan
•far systematic farming and shows
Fine Arts Club.
(Reported for the Reporter.)
Miss Nannie Pepper was hos
tess Saturday afternoon at her.
home in Bethania, when she en-|
tertained the members of the Fino
Arts Club in February meeting.
! During the business session
with President Mrs. John Taylor (
in charge, reports were heard
fro m chairman of the civic com
mittee. Mrs. Win. Joyce;
"American Home," Mis. N. 10.'
Pepper;
Music, Mrs. \V. C. Pet roe;
Welfare. MM. D". Morefleld.
Mrs. .1. S. five a shot'
** ll' >n tho ''tit.
Th" dub hat! rs guests I.Ti
L. H Hi-hlo. M ! • Ma'y Frivoo".
fM-'if.. r.nd M"•: . orie r .Y:.y
of Be:l'ania.
Tho ho tcrp. a:'S-;'ted by Mifses
Nannie and Agnes Dodson, of
Winston-Salem, served a salal
course followed by a sweet course.
I
1 Dog Was Not Mad.
! i
i The dog that bit Brantley Wall,
young son of Mr. and Mrs. N. E.
Wall, was pronounced not rabid
by the Forsyth county chemist
who examined it Monday.
! Brantloy was playing with the
dog that later took a spell of fits,
or rather a fit of spells. The
canine was shot.
I
how much foods and feeds are re
quired for the healthful mainten
ance of both people and animals.
The circular may be obtained
free of charge by applying to F.
H. Jeter, agricultural editor at
State College.
THE DANBURY REPORTER
i C " E , AP I
I
~ UNION MADE
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Peacefully Dumb.
i Mary—Yes, Jim tolls me all he |
knows.
Marie—How awful the silence
must be. m
Downtown Garage
''and Service Station
I have opened up a garage and
service station in the eastern part j
of Danbury known as the Down
town Garage. Call to see me.
My prices are reasonable and all
work guaranteed.
2w H. J. MABE.
i
England bans doctors who
make love to patients. How phi-'
, landcring physicians are punished j
; is interestingly told in an article !
in the March 11 issue of the;
American Weekly, the magazine
which comes each Sunday with
the BALTIMORE AMERICAN'.:
' i
Get your copy from your favorite
newsboy or newsdealer.
Home grown Irish potatoes will
be tested for seed in V: -Jkin
county again this set '-on a ainst
Maine i rovn seed. The dif't. enc"
in yield, lime of maturity an •
other ehanulcHatkv; v.:,'! bo ob
served.
Tlio !".•) toltoii j'.i.v. s '.i'
(uniboihind county v.iu> Binned
reduction contracts are in favor
of the Bankhcad control bill or
something "tighter", they voted
at a recent meeting in FayetU
ville.
j |
I Three new bulletins are avail i
I
able free of charge to citizens of j
North Carolina on application to
F. H. Jeter, agricultural editor
at State College. The bulletins
I are: Extension CYcular 197,
■ "Spraying For Control of Apple
Blight"; Experiment Station Bui |
: letin 292, "Crip ResnouJe to Lt:ne
I and Fertilizer on Muck Soil," and
|
| Technical Bulletin 44, "Hematol
ogy of the Fowl."
•|
| Top-dressing small grain with
I quick-acting, soluble nitrogen fer-l
, tilizer will help to overcome the!
effects of the recent cold weath-j
er.
NOTICE OF SALE I
By virtue of the power of sale
| contained in a deed of trust exe-j
I cuted on the 25th day of March,!
1921, by J. S. Jones and wife, B.
L. Jones, to Wm. E. Jones,
trustee, recorded in the Stokes
County Registry Book No. 66 at|
page 456, default having been
made in the payment of the debt'
thereby secured at maturity, and
the holder of the same having I
applied for foreclosure for satis-'
i faction thereof, the undersigned
i substitute trustee will, on tho
24th day of March, 1934, at the
hour of 2 o'clock, p.m., at the!
Bank of Pinnacle, Pinnacle, N. C.,!
expose at public sale to the high-,
est bidder for cash the following
land:
Adjoining the lands of V. G.
| Watson, Sally Bowman, S. P
I Jone s and others. Beginning on a
planted rock, formerly an oak cor
j ner on the West side of old Hol
; low Road, and runs North 84 3 4
| degrees West 19' i chains to i
; stake. Smith's corner, thence
North 50 links to a hickory, S. i
P. Jones' corner on the South
bank of the branch, then down
said branch South 41'•> degrees'
West 3.60 chains, thence South 60!
: degrees West I'. chains, then
South 54 1 _> degrees West 6.25
; chains to willows in the fork of,
the branch, then up the small
branch South 77 degrees East 3 1 -'
chain.? to a 3rd branch, then
South I 1?*-, degrees East up said
b-anch 2 clains to a stake on the
South bank of the road in Wat-'
' son's Mne, then South 71 de
ors East I.''! chains and 35 lin'cs
I ) a planted rock in >
line, th?n South •} d.—.'-s F ;t «:
1 ! cb'iins to tho beginning. con
taining 27 ivrv - .. >iv»re oi Its;.
Thi:; FVb. If), IH3I.
P.. J. SCOTT. Substitute Trustee.
NOTICE OF KE-SALE OF !
LAND
Under and by virtue of an or
der of the Superior Court of
Stokes County, made in the spe
! cial proceeding entitled Harry
Tuggle, Bessie Priddy and hus
i band, Robert Priddy, et al, vs.
; Munsford Tuggle et al., the same
; being 1123 upon the special pro
| ceeding docket of said court, the
undersigned commissioner will,
on—
TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1934,
at the hour of 11 o'clock a.m., at
the courthouse door of Stokes
| County, North Carolina, offer for
I sale to the highest bidder for cash
1 that certain tract of land lying
| and being in Snow Creek Town
ship, Stokes County, N. C., ad
joining the lands of A. J. Brown,
Monroe Lovings, Hiram Smith
and others and known as the
Drewry Smith lands and bounded
as follows, namely:
| Beginning at a rock on the
| West bank of Snow Creek and
j runs West with J. M. Smith and
A. J. Brown line 46 chains to a
' large chestnut (down); thence
North on Lovings' line 32V!>
J chains to sourwood; thence East
| 5',-j chains to a white oak now
I gone; thence North 17 chains to s*
j chestnut on the North bank of
Snow Crek; thence South 60 de
grees East 30' j chains to a
stake in a branch; thence down
the branch as it meanders and it*
'! old bed 15 chains to the creek;
, thence down the meanders of the
creek 23 '/ 2 chain s to begin
ning, containing 140 acres, more
or less. Save and except 32 acres
! conveyed by deed from the above
boundary by Peter J. Tuggle to
; Harry Tuggle, for boundary o(
same see deed book No. 56, page
i 204, and deed book 64, page 332,
j respectively in the office of the
register of deeds of Stokes coun
. ty. North Carolina.
Feb. 16, 1934.
J. W. HALL, Ct^missic.ier.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of an or
! der of the Superior Court of
Stokes County, made in the spe
cial proceeding entitled, "P. M.
Holt, administrator of Matilda
i Holt, and P. M. Holt and wife
I Holt vs. G. T. Holt and wife, Myr
nia Holt," the undersigned com
| mission will on—
MARCH 21, 1934,
at 2 o'clock, p.m., at the court
, house door in Danbury, North
Carolina, offer for sale to the
i highest bidder for cash that cer-j
tain t.'act of land lying and beingi
in Beaver Island Township, j
Stokes County. North Carolina,
■ pni ri'ore particularly described!
as fr.Htiws, to wit:
Adi-'lnhig the Inn is of Rclmm
Si r ,M son. .'o? JJ.-iri-rt, c : , t.
e.s kul t-ul-C.-iinx 20'.
.):• !; ])j'n ;■ - t p.% (;p.i/
land owned bv Mn.tikJn Holt at j
the 1 r " her doath in sa : !
t- .• -..ml township, u'ij being'
i'-o lard led to J. T. Flnlt } », vi
•' • -h.l Kin 'ston as will!
: Jno.-c fully s.ppe - ir by deed of rec-;
: oiu i?i t!ie olii'j.'i of the registe:'
i of deeds o." Stokes County to .T.
T. Holt and Matilda Holt, which
.is by reference made a part
thereof.
Feb. 19, 1934.
P. M. HOLT, Commissioner.
BUY A
"JIM FOSTER" SUIT
See T. D. MARTIN.
Radway'a Pills
FOR CONSTIPATION
I Whet They Arei
A mild raliabla vrgtcabl* laxative
which doaa not (rip*. cauaa di»rr«a«
[ ce diaturb dilution. Not habit focm
iof. Co—in a* harmful drugs.
What They Dot
! Mitliona of man and woman, aloe*
1647, hava uaad ha to relieve tick
1 haadachaa, narvournaae, fatigue, loaa
{ of appetite, poor complexion and bad
bnath whan thaaa conditiona an
1 i caoaad by conatipatioa.
> At All DruppaCa
Radnr at Co., Inc., Naw York, N.Y.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 103 F.
PQLITE'S
Parlor of Sweets
i II! W. -It!: SI. Winston-Salon, X. C.
Breakfast 15c !
1 lluMi-liacdn or Sausage with
i'ojs', Coffee.
l urch vn ! Dinner 25c
i One Meat. Two Vcivi'(;i!ili's, Drink,
I.V-fSi'rj.
i Home-made iVndies Fresh Daily
-•*>«'• u|>.
i
\»VRS:'E or SAM: or REAL.
I L.vi.vn; I'XDER DCED OF
nasi.
I'lidcr aiui by virtue ,f the
mithoriiy contained in a certain
 deed of trust executed by S. E.
Smith and wife, H. E. Smith un
j der date of February 21st, 1931,
j ?o the undersigned Trustee which
: deed of trust is duly recorded in
■ tlic ollice of the Register of Deeds
: of Stokes county in book S3, at
page 05, default having been
made in the payment of the notes
secured by said deed of trust and
at the request of holders of said
note, the undersigned will sell nt
Public auction to the highest bid
der lor cash at the court house
j door in the town of Danbury on
SATURDAY, MARCH SI, 1984,
at the hour of ten o'clock A. M.,
the following described real es
tate: . x
Beginning at pointers on the
West of the road, runs North on
Gibson line 14 chains to white
oak; thence East 21.5 chains to
a black oak (fell down); thence
South to the road; thence along
the road as it meanders a South
west course to beginning, contain
ing 12 acres, more or less.
Tract No. 2. —Described in deed
from W. G. Meadows to S. E.
Smith. Recorded in office of
Register of Deeds Stokes county.
Book 54, page 449, reference to
which is hereunto made.
The highest bidder will be re
quired to put up a deposit of 20
per cent, of the bid with the Clerk
of Superior Court of Stokes coun
ty.
This Ist day of March, 1934.
S. G. SPARGER, Trustee..
NOTICE OF SALE.
By virtue of the power of sale
contained in a deed of trust exe
cuted on the 6th day of October.
1921, by P. D. Fulk and wife,
Sallie Fulk, to J. D. Humphrey*,
trustee, to secure payment of a
certain debt therein recited due
to J. B. Woodruff, which is re
corded in the Stokes County
Registry in Book No. 66, at page
492, default having been made in
the payment of the said debt at
maturity, and the holder of same
having applied for foreclosure,
the undersigned will, on the
12TH DAY OF MARCH, 1934,
, at the hour of 11 o'clock A. M. p
iat the court house door in the
j town of Danbury, N. C„ expose
i at public sale to the highest bid
• d-.T for cash the following de
i scribe 1 hnds:
I IV;*inmng at :i i- > tro?. Er.st
i ! ' ' ' ! ;\n-• t.,, t-v-Wr! 1 nut Cove
; ••• •■. *>Mh m d>-
' T " •' ,1 ~' > ft■ st :•> Gilmer'*
li'-p; \'.i-:'i •;!( ri" Gilmer's
'' " : »«.' I I*.. A. He;h;eeock's
' ■ •■t); >•••' ,0-h »•; thence West,
n'ar.f !T;d ,c -- o:hno 1015 feel
l! o middle of old public road,
i Ileduecock's Sunt Invest corner;
j thence South 9 degrees West
i along the middle of the old road
, 200 feet to a stake; thence South
j '.'o degrees West along the middle
of the old road 309 feet to the be
ginning at pine tree, containing
10.63 acres
This 12th day of Feb., 1934.
C. E. DAVIS, Trustee.
KC
BAKING
POWDER 11
Double Tested/ If