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THE DANBI'RY REPORTER.
N. E. PEPPEPw. Editor and Publisher
Issued Wednesdays a. D„::bury. X. C., and entered at the Dar.bury
poatoflice as so. ::c'aw matter. u;:ier act cf Cor.gre»s.
Thursday, October 4. 1934
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TAX NOTICE
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PAY YOUR 1933 TAXES AND SAVE AD
VERTISING COST, AS ALL LAND
WHERE TAXES ARE NOT PAID WILL BE
ADVERTISED DURING NOVEMBER
AND SOLD ON THE IST MONDAY IN
DECEMBER.
THIS OCTOBER IST, 1934.
Board of County Commissioners
Of Stokes County
THE DANBURY REPORTER
REAL ESTATE
MOVING AT KING
SEVERAL LOTS SOLD, AND
NEW DWELLING TO BK
BI'ILT—A. & V. STATION
Bl RKI LARIZED WEEK S
LIST OF NEW BABIES
Kir.;;. Got. 3 • The Fiklls ?]-: 
c* Eapt L ; t C"..urch me. at
the hon.e of Mr. ar..i M.s. C. D.
Slt'e f r the re-: r..- y
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Pulliar.? t> Mrs. Mi:.:i:e Eovl: .
ht Main St.vet on which th?
; urose;- ;vili ere:: a new heme
i:: the near future. Mr. Pu'lia:.-.'
aisi deeded a lot to the Kin.'
Moravian Church adjoining the
Ciiurch lot which will be used'
fov parking purposes.
Herman Xewsuni has aocepte:;
a position with the rioiin vv
H.iri-.vare Cor.::.any. He entered
his .vr.v duties Monday niorn
l nkr.T.vn thiev.'.s br >ke into
' Atlantic and Yadkin railway
ititiin Wednesday night and
carried off a typewriter and ad-,
ling machine belonging to the
ascnt, Mr. O. L. Rains.
A new addition is being
built to the Sinte Feed Store on
Main street. The growing busi
ness of this concern has made
larger quarters necessary.
A series of meetings began at
the Moraavian Church Sunday
night. The services which are in
charge of Rev. C. O. Weber of
Fair View Church will be con
tinued each night throughout the
week.
The King Tigers defeated Wal
nut Cove in a game at Pinnacle
Friday. Final score 4 and 3.
Eugene Lawson member of the
Civilian Conservation Corps camp
at Franklin in the western part
of the state is spending a few
days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Gabe Lawson.
Miss Virginia Edwards, of
Pinnacle, was among the visitors
here Saturday.
The following births were
registered here last week, to Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Pyrtle, a daugh
ter, to Mr. and Mrs. Porter Tut
tle, a son, to Mr. and Mrs. Gray
Ham, a daughter, to Mr. and Mrs.
Ikey Fulp a son, to Mr. and Mrs.
Silas Lane, a daughter and to
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kiger, a
daughter. i
Mr. and Mrs. William Holder,
of Winston-Salem, were week
end visitors to relatives here i
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I Price's Warehouse |
J MADISON, N. c. I
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w We have associated with us |
ft the Rev. Walter J. Mabe, Gil- 2
|| mer J. Mabe and Sam Ward, 1
U Who will look alter jour |
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WELL TRAINED TOGETHER ,
U The Home Run Hitters.
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Jj HEAR I
] HON. JOSIAH W. BAILEY j
i United States Senator I
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ONE OF NORTH CAROLINA'S MOST BRILLIANT
SPEAKERS AT DANBURY, OCTOBER 15TH,
1 O'CLOCK P. M. 
, OTHER PROMINENT DEMOCRATIC ORATORS I
COMING TO STOKES AS FOLLOWS:
Hon. Frank Hancock, King, Friday Night, October
sth, 8 o'clock
Hon. R. A Doughton, Reynolds School, Wed., October
M 10th, 8 o'clock P. M. O
» Hon. Fred Folger, Democratic Candidate for State
I Senate, Pine Hall, Friday, October 12th, 8 o'clock S
P. M. S
I Hon. H. L. Koontz. Pinnacle, Wed., Oct. 17th. 8 o'clock I
P. M.
Hon. W. B. Umstead, Congressman from the 6th Dis- I
trict. Walnut Cove, Friday, October 19th, 8 o'clock
O P. M. g
m Hon. John H. Folger, Sandy Ridge, Sat., Oct. 20th, 8 |
o'clock P. M. I
Hon. J. F. Spruill, Lawsonville, Wed., October 24, 7:30
o'clock P. M.
q Major L. P. McClendon, Chairman State Election {
D Board, Francisco, Sat., October 27th, 8 o'clock P. M. t
AH citizens, both Democrats and Republicans, are cor I
diafly invited to attend the above speakings. C
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U Stokes County Democratic
r Executive Committee n
g ipgoT— —TOOO OOOE=3OBOE=O
THURSDAY, OCT. 4, 1934