THE PANBURY REPORTER
Established 1872.
ig *»,y..^
A CARD
September 23th, t&.lt.
TO THE VOTEPS OP STOKES COL'XTV:
Having been nominated by th? P.ep'j'oli'? 1:1
p-irty of Stokes County, as its candidate '•».
the office of Sheriff, I will appreciate 'he su;>-
• 'i - t >f the voteis of r.iy county at the ai>
pro:«.c!ii:v* eieotUn, an J ) •>t. respectfully i- a
f«r ' ! :eir 6'vr>i:.
V • • r>" " »>t fully,
S. A. FLIXCH
(Advt.)
G. F. PETREE IS
STABBED AT KING
RUSHED TO HOSPITAL WITH
HIS THROAT CL'T UK IS IM
PROVING BANNER SIIEL
"ImF-"* "^
TONIN THE TOILet—LATEST
LIST OF BIRTHS IN YADKIN.
King, Oct. 17 - The first ice
of the season made its appear
ance here Sunday morning.
Mr.'. Charlie .Virilize, of New
port News, Va„ is spendln ,
some time with relatives near
here.
Di*. Gilbert F. Peine got !:'•■
throat cut while in a
fight with Lomie Moles here Fri
day night. The jnglar v.-in v.
partly severed. He was rash. I •
the Baptist hospital ;•.* Win;tu .
Salem, uheiv he is* ~]or! I
l>e ii;., as V II as
Ii- e>; > leu. The ti.. ! : is . j!
I.a'e • >nvn out iu a di-piHe o'.w
a | ti ! gar ( ie,
Krne-t! A. II el i'h , of llur J
Hall, W.n ai.u n_, the .i '.tors he;
Sunday,
There is decided improvement
in the condition of Mrs. Hauser,
who has been ipiite i-'.ck at her
home here for several weeks.
O. K. Snder, of Pinnacle, was
here Saturday looking after some
business matters.
Banner Shelton was given
hearing here Saturday in justice
J. Stedmen Garner's court on a
charge of partaking a little ton
freely of Joy Juice. A line -of
fifteen dollars and cost waa im
posed.
The following births were reg
istered here last week, to Mr,
.and Mrs. Austin Wall, a daugh
ter; to Mr, and Mrs, Marshall
jVewsum, a son; to Mr. and Mrs.
'c/ance Watson, a daughter; to
tfr. and Mrs. Debs Hoder, a son |
nd to Mr. and Mrs. Letter Bo lea, ,
daughter, ' ,
Volume 62.
LADIES URGED TO
REGISTER AT ONCE
i
[ STATEMENT FROM MRS. R. W.
SANDS, VICE CHAIRMAN OI
: STORES UKSIOCKAT(C OR
'] CONIZATION RWIWTft A
TION BOOKS NOW OPEN.
As newly rleeted vice-chairmn.",
of the Democrat:•.■ party and hav
ha.l no chance to accept tm
position pttbli Iy, ! wi.-h M sy
that I ;i..i pledged my cooperi
' ;, »n 'll a "grev Democratic v : ■
tory on Nov. ♦».'*
The registration book? are nvy
open and my urgent renuest is
every woman in the county »■>
roister an I * i co-operate in go'
11!: other v.* "T. of the pa:'*
isv •! i: i'att' '.
I .! y (-V • •••,, •
♦« f•"I J' • l'.v • I.; oi !
re . i*'i-'i 1 ■ > ; a?: I a i'.i >!' I t•'
ligation that *l'e cast her \ '"e
c". tion day,
Since women have been give:
high recognition in the Domocra
tic party we in turn slvuld
port Democracy.
We see evident proof every day
that President Roosevelt is dohu:
all that in possible for a man to
do toward recovery. Let us in
turn voice our approval by cast-
I
ing our votes. '
MRS. R. W. SANDS.
Misses Estelle and Francos
Humphreys will be home for the
week-end from N. C. C. W. to visit,
their mother, Mrs. Judgo Hum
phreys.
Emery Pepper, of Walnut Cove,
vi.'ted friends in Danbury Sun
day.
Mrs. Gilmer Sparger attended a i
I
bridge party in Walnut Cove
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Dr. Hackler. 1
Danburv, N\ ('., Thursday, October 18, 1934
j LINDSEY HUGHES
GETS LONG TERM
' PLEA CHANGED TO MA N'-|
SLAIGHTER, RESFLTIXG IX
I
PRISON MvS i ?,A I t. —U1 tl M(
!
| CASKS DISPOSED O F BY
JI'DGE ALLEY AM) SOLICI
TOR KOOXT/ COI'RT Al>-
i
JOI RXS XOOX THI RSDAV, j
Quick justice came to Lindsey
, Hughes who shot Minnie Gray to
i
death in Walnut Cove ust Sun
day and was tried in Superior
court here today.
!
The aftair occurred at "Lon
don." Walnut Cove's colored dis
i
trict. Minnie Gray was the wife
of Walter Gray. It was a drunken
brawl in which jealously probably j
figured. The arrest was made at
I once by Stokes officers, and Lind
! sey was brought to jail on the
| charge of murder, but a compro
! mise of manslaughter was agreed
r > by the S'a'e so Lindsey goes
j COXTIXI'ED OX PAGK SIX)
91 S
npp -
A CARD '
W.i'.iij'. Cove, .V. t , t Oi . ;> !
T 1 " :i,-. \t j rKIW Or 1 .i i'i )X! ..'1 C m'.'TTV.
7: y P.ept'.bli-an party »•' M;.\i ' .u:rv, :
''nv.v.-; >n 'ss:nibled, nominate J
! >r tin- •ift'ioe of C'lerk ■>.* the
n! sai l C unty, 1 desire the support o l '
;u 1 v>»;er. 1 i ild County, a: the •
v...'.her ebetUvi, :md w:5! :h i..'-: %• iu v |
• ' ' ' v
-1 v. :n the amice ' >■: ■ WotU V," .■
A % \ *> V. '.' J
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1 A !vt. 1 I
Fine Sales At
Brown's Warehouse
At Reidsvillc
N\ A, Stevens of Lawaonville,
Stokes county, a few days ago
made the following sales of tobac
co at Brown's Warehouse, Reids
ville, N. C.:
310 lbs (n 42c
334 lbs. 0i 3Sc
580 lbs. (.( 45c
560 lbs. d 43c
14 lbs. (« 22c
32 lbs. Of 33c
460 lbs. (« 44
400 lbs. 0i 47c
I am very highly pleased.
N. A. STEVENS.
Advt.
BIG PARTY RALLY
AT CLUB HOUSE
!
DEMOCRATS GATHER I
FILL IORCE TO EXMOi
BARBECL'E AXD REIXION
—SEVERAL HIXDRED MEN
AXD WOMEX PRESENT.
I
So ins v. Ed by the cou.ry De:r.-
j ocratic executive commit tea. M
day evening a barbecue and pic
nic was given at P. T. Taylor'.*
club house a mile wes. o. I j-.-
bury.
Several hundred raen and wo
, men were present an J hugely en
' joyed the occasion.
! Christian assisted by
L. Mitchell, was in charge of the
ceremonies.
1 Quite a number of Democrats I
of promience in the county
well as outsider, participated in
the festivtios, among these Judg
£ elix Alley. Solicit );■ H. L. rtnt 7 .,
Congressman Frank Hancock.
Hon. Fred Fulger ur.j many
other.-!.
Marriages
Laur.t Elizabeth Booth & James
Smith were united in marriage In
justice of the Pence N. E. Wall.
The bride is a daughter of E J
Booth of Moore's Springs. For
some time she has lived with the
family of Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Leake, and has many friends
here. The groom is a son of J. E.
Smith, of Lawsonville, and is» j
very energetic and prosperous
young farmer.
Saturday evening at 8 P. M., 1
William Melvin Parrish. of Be-;
lew's Creek, and Elsie Myers, of
Leaksville, took the vows of ma-'
;
tri.mony, Rev. J. B. Needham. of
the M. E. Church here, official.-j
ing. I
A CARD
o.r:, ■ ■ ... r-;?
70 THE VOT KP3 OF .7*
for th# l!P.i?3rt*nt of County Co.nmisalonera, w«
' -• un-?r-: j d.s . - > o.h:-.*. vvill very
much appreciate -he support of •. r.Ta j: the '.-ouaty,
u* th? >;r.-jrr.ber c. : €-.* ; >n. an ' i.-:.- jj -nji:
respectfully a-k :i? *h em fir their
In the event tv* irs? electei. we Us .•-•*••• > to
liscl-urge cur 0.5:*! Jut;?* to the a*r. our ability.
JOHN H. NEAL
HUBERT GOP.-' J
CHARLES :
Adv.
SENATOR BAILEY Sewing- Circle
OPENS CAMPAIGN Organized
>IAKKS STRONG SPKKCH VI Mrs. .V. KrA V. h ; a , her
FORK \ PACKKI) COVU hf) ~ 6 Fri1 ,.... f . , 2; ,
Hrtl HIKK - f . , .
TIIK SKNATOK DI.IKND
".-eM ... J l>
THK NKW in; \I„ \v> ;
CORIATKS THK Ol.l). " '
m s. p s> p.
Senator Joslah William Bit!-- Christian. ML« Janie Martin and
a packed court house. H? • The i::u was a very enjoy
under the auspice >f t.v Deri- ■■ o: '- e - The li.iie- sewed aivl
cratic executive committee, an 1 >.e ' h > fire of a crisp
fired tlie first big gun o' the cam >c *- The hostess served ic
i
paign in the county. te;"reshnients to adJ ta
i .
The Senator very ably defended ■' • - -a;'yment oi' tlie occasion. It
the policies of the New Deal, and V/;U Jee'.dcJ on to meet every Fri
particularly emphasized the con- ni'ht at the homes of the Uif
dition of the farmers now as com- *' c " :r -' • t iijs, The next meeting
pared with the OIJ Deal wh-n c >'- Thurman Mar
fon. corn and tobacco were t r b - '••••
:• the COSt ((' Ji.ll" «, - . ...
sh-.wed whore the t'.rr. . :.a ! • ' ' Il .-u-velt al
lu. .ie->wner were n 0:... >. •.! • • .a i. oor.o :'or tin
s'- > JMr proper." « votj on tf/vesibw
v.:o through !• .■ am; .••• as •. -> : .rjn •> v.vr the party
i.:.v ottered by tne .v;o-.ernnnv. t. r i s . much for the
■tr. i a ided that every citizen wh » . .-.v. '. Pc ;•>.
** * H!
■MMBB " W fy/ÜBi
A CARD
Wostfiel i, N. l\. Rt. I, y-.V.v S. I.SV*
TO THE VOTERS OF STOKES V M'.VTV:
As i havs boon nominated by 'he Hcpiihli
can party of Stokes County, for the office o.
Register of Dee:ls, 1 most respectfully solioi.
the sup]w»". it;' the voters ■>.' :!.e County in th.
November election.
I. elected, I pledge my:»Mf to give my tiau
unci attention to the duties of the office, an.J
will try to ■ erve nil the peop'.a • > ths verj
besL of mv ability.
Moat respectfully yours.
OP.VILLE NI.NN.
(A.lvt.)
jmber '3.038