THE DANBURY REPORTER.
Established 1872.
Democrats Sweep Stokes Again
REPUBLICANS LOSE EVERY OF
FICE IN COUNTY-SHERIFF
TAYLOR RE-ELECTED BY 655
MAJORITY-SPARGER ELECTED
TO LEGISLATURE BY MORE
THAN 400 - REPUBLICANS
STAGED HARDEST BATTLE FOR
YEARS - DEMOCRATIC LAND
SLIDE IN NATION AND STATE.
Although the Republicans put
up the stiffest tight for years, the
Democrats swept Stokes again
Tuesday with majorities of 2SO to
655.
J. John Taylor for Sheriff re
ceived a majority over his oppon
ent, S. A. Flinchum, Republican,
of 655
J. Watt Tuttle for Clerk Sup
erior Court received a majority
of 550. over his opponent. Lewel!-
yn.
Robah A. Smith's majority ove;
Nunn, Republican is 546: Sparge!
for the House, is elected by n
margin of 413.
Koonce. for Solicitor, carries
Stokes by 569 majority.
Elsewhere in this issue of thi
Reporter a tabulated statement
shows the detailed vote by pre
cincts.
REPUBLICANS FOI'GHT
HARD
The Republicans turned out ir
large numbers Tuesday find the
Democratic workers say they
voted mostly straight, showing
the effect of intensive organiza
tion.
In the nation the Democrats
gained 9 senators and several con
pressmen. It was a land slide ir
A'hich all but six States endorser
the New Deal.
In the State the usual over
whelming Democratic majoritie;
are everywhere reported.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF STOKES COUNTY, NOVEMBER 6, 1934 j
I STATE HOl'St CLERK | REGISTER
SOLICITOR SENATE REPS. SUP. COURT SHERIFF jOF DEEDS ~ CORONER SURVEYOR COI'XTV COMMISSIONERS
§ ! £ '5 :i ;r ~
PRECINCTS |: S; 5 :! £ s - §? £ s . £ = £= £2
W a - x" 1 s a M 32 ~ ~
a 1 ss a i 2 5, £, 3 j 8i * j Z S 1 3 ! ? i; z 5 > ~
I £' I 5 s 2 w sf S S!w;= Z |2s c I s ; 9 £ sf H5-;
, v O O laJIK iii dC ' i So M OMi;
I! * 5 ' 2 2 X X I H 3 H j 2 I X s •! S B
DANBURY 131 106, 125 108 133! lli !j 140 | 104 137; 111"| 127 1 111 , 124 111 119 111 123 127 12,3 109 103 112
HARTMAN 63 J 120 |j 50 j" 122 60 "120'!' 57 | — l26 ; ""75 i 119 |j~ 60 | ~ 123 ~57 "124 56" 122 56 56 56 124 124 12T"
MITCHELL i 224 !_128"!i_222~"j 29 ~i 193~i 150 253~| li 7 \ 235 ~~134~ | 239 | JL2S | ~ 20S 141 "->Ol "131" ~ 193 "~228 228 133 "140 ~~153
PINE HALL "!| 208 1 41;, 203 j 43 197 j 43, 208 j - "45 I " 205 59~ ~202 46'f 204""" 46 ~ 196 45 ,~204 ~203~"199 ~~TI j~ 45 48"
E. SANVTfDOE i 236 67*226 f66 228 68 250 65 "271 ~67 J 260 "65 "223 63" "227 65 230 233~~ 226 67 76 69
W. SANDY RIDGE i ~ 197 "143 : ~ 192 |~142 183 149 j 218 j 144; "226 149"I "222*1 ~144"j *~192"i"147' "176 J142" •"~IS4 ~207 190 116 164 147
TILLEY ~~ _ I " 156 96 |; 153 1 96 |» 153 97 | " 156 | 96"! " 162 "96 |!" 158 97 153 j" 96' 153 ""97 ~"153~~156 ~ 153 ~96 "96 96
LAWSONVILLE ' J "187 , 258 I 181 ! 258"" 171 , 261"!~T76~~263"| 193 ""260 175 262 | 178 259 169 260 "130 " 132 " 182"~~258" "259 258
MOO! 2 _ ""253 ~ 159 " ~ 264" ~154 |i 266 152 |j 261 150 259 150 260 "262 "259 151; 149 149
FRANS 103 60 I "103 | "60 99 61 102 60 103 "" 61 ' 100 "61 100 60 93 60 93 "93 93" "CO 60 60
BROWN MOUNTAIN 87 j 150 |! 88 j 147 85 151 1 93 146 3S 154 80 165 86 144 85 147 87 37 85 143 150 147
FLINTY KNOLL ""! _ll9
PINNACLE i 226 | 261!; 226 | 261 | 225 262 1 226 262" 223 "263" " 228 257! 225 262 211*"'"263 21. 221 209 275 ~"263 "264~
KING "*239~j 193 | j
MT. OLIVE" ■ *2OO ""228" '""204 227 1~99~"~~234 198 , 232 , 204 235 203 "234 203 234!' 193 234 205 203 20? 3F|~230T 230
MIZPAH "" j 38 | ~ 112 !"39 j 110 ; 40 109 34 ; 114" 43 " 106 *4O 110 36 112 29 116 36 3S" 35 114 115 i 12 ~
WILSON STORE "j 235 207 218 | 204 216 j ~217 I 250 196 239 214 233 205 213 219 211 204 215 225 "215 203 203 213"
GERMANTON" ""j "*133"; 175 136 175 > 145 172 i4l " 175 131 ~ IC9 143 174 135 ISI 133 176 137 136 *133 175 174 176"
E. WALNUT COVE 290" 214 290 ! 211 I 306 ! 21-* 282 245 "; 309 ' 219 I 290 224 266 253 279 224" ~ 299 295 2*o~ 210 211 * ~~9*T
W. WALNUT COVE 250 i36~ 244 i 135 251 134" | 244 \ 155 ; _255 ~HT ! 240 145 218 178 230 13a 253 *253 . 243 136 "" 133 ""139"
FREEMAN 90 ! 48
" TOTALS 3634 I 3115 || 3619 ! 3103 | 3595 j 3189 ] 3731 ! 3130 3849 |_3194 > 3724 3173 3534 3233 | 3450 3170 3595 " 3663" 3573 — 3191
Volume 62.
t School Bus
e Gets Side-Swipe
:i
i Thursday afternoon the school
o
bus which brings up the children
from the Walnut Ceve high
school to Danbury, was side
i-
swiped by a truck driven bv a
l.
young man Mcßride. Several
glasses in the windows of the
>-
school car were shattered, an i
three or four children occupant
were cut, bruised or otherwise
injured—but none seriously hurt.
It is understood that this is
!
the 9econd time young Mcßride'^
a
truck has collided with a school
bus.
£
The affair will possibly* be in
vestigated by the school au
thorities. A number of parents
of the school children are ex
orcised over the affair.
"T Among tTie Inmates of tfie bus
who were injured are Claude
Priddy, Gordon Wood and
Thero Wood.
A
v Pink Smith
Loses To Gypsies
i-
Pink Smith, who lives near
s Wilson's store. Meadows town
»- ship., was robbed of $125.00 by
p Gypsies who visited him at his
d tobacco barn this week.
r ' Walter King, who has been in
l; 3 Baltimore for some days, return
ed to his home here Friday.
Danbury. N. C., Thursday, November 8. 1934
REAL ESTATE IS
MOVING AT KING
SEVERAL TRANFERS ABE
MADE WEDIU X G s ,
BALES BOUND OVER TO
COURT FOR CUTTING (i. F.
PETREE
King, Nov. 7. —Attorney H. H.
Leake who holds a position as
title abstractor for the govern
ment and who has been located
at Danbury for some time has
been transferred to Franklin in
i in the western part of the state.
The Shore Merchantile Com
pany store building is being re
-1 modeled. Quite a number of
' changes are being made in the
building.
I R. H. Kirby seems to haw |
' capped the climax in growing
sweet potatoes. He dug from one
' hill three potatoes weighing 13
pounds the largest one tipping
the scales at 10 pounds. (
T. S. Potree. of Danbury, form
' erly of King, was a business
visitor here Friday.
' Mr. and Mrs. Keevcr Newsuin.
of Newport. Tenn., are spending
a few days with relatives here.
Sheriff J. John Taylor, of Dan
' bury, was here Saturday looking
after sonic legal matters.
Roy Martin aged 19 soh of Wet
' E. Martin and Miss Mary Lc,>
; Lawson aged 18, daughter of Sam
' Lawson both of Pinnacle wore
quietly married here Saturday.
Paul Herman Newsuin officiating.
The wedding of Clyde Mickey,
' of Winston-Salem and Miss Edit It
Brown, of King, which too!.
. place in September just beet
• I announced here.
' ' i
=>■ A list ot recent real estate
I deals in this locality follows.
Federal Land Bank to Norman
I I and Alvin White the 90 acre N. I-. •
! i
- Preston farm. Consideration Jin,-
000.00, Seat on Hauser heira t ■
Death Of
Hon. John D. Waddill
Hon. John D. Waddill. of Den
nis, Forsyth county, died Mon
day night, and was buried ;u
Bethlehem M. E. Church Wednes
day.
Mr. Waddill was one of For
syth county's largest landowners
and leading citizens.
Will Cox 68 acre farm considera
tion 53.255.00. Aubrey Payne an I
W. G. Tuttle 27 acres to Gray
Moore. Consideration SIOO.OO an 1
other valuable considerations, an 1
Jeff Culler t 0 Will Cox 70 acres
consideration 53.000.00.
Lonnie Boles was given a pre
liminary hearing here Saturday
before Justices J. S Garner an' 1
Hubert Westmoreland on i
charge of assault with deadly
weapon on the person of Dr. t".
F. Petrce. Probable cause v. i-=
found and the differen'
was bound over to the next tern
of Stokes Superior court.
N. E. Pepper pioneer newspaper
man, of Danbury, was a busincsss
visitor here Saturday.
Robert Love, of Mount Airy,
was a visitor here Saturday. Mr
Love who was reared near here
has many relatives in this
: section.
The following births were rec
orded here last week, to Mr. and
Mrs. Corbett Bennett, a daugh
ter, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Booth a daughter, to Mr. and
Mrs. Malvin Mabe a son. to Mr.
and Mrs. Dutch Wilson a daugh
ter and to Mr. and Mrs. Gray Mc-
Daniel a son.
Dewey White, of Roanoke. W.
spent the week-end here the gue.it
of relatives.
Mrs. Robert A. Joyce, of Wins
ton-Salem, visited Mrs. H. M
Joyce Saturday.
|Robert Smith Is
| Seriously Stabbed
LEARY SMITH AND TWO ASSOCIATES IN
TUESDAY NIGHTS 1-KACA3, ARE IN JAIL
—SMITH WILL RECOVER
Pinnacle
Pinnacle. N. C„ Oct. 31. 1931
' The people of this section ar.
quite busy sewing their grain
' and selling tobacco. The peopl.
1 are receiving good prices for
; their tobaccn. and seem highly
pleased with their sales.
A large crowd attended th?
funeral of Mr. Chester Kind's 5«...
Monday at Old Orchard. Mr. Ki.::
1 was killed in a car wreck Sa
day night near Brown Mount*'!.
Those who visited Mr. a:
; Mrs. Roy Lawson Sunday vver.
* Mr. and Mrs. John Pruitt an
little daughter, Juanitu Mis
Nannie Ring, of Westfield. N. C
i Mr. and Mrs. John Lawson and
s daughter, of King. N. C.: Mr. an
Mrs. Thornton Priddv and little
'. son, Jessie Lewis, of Coleridge
N. C.; Mr. Robert Lawson and
e family, of Pinnacle. Route 2.
s Several of the people in this
section have had their corn
• huskings. and made a nsce lot of
d corn.
i- Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Priddv
r and ion. Jessie: Miss France:'
d Gibson, Loyd Gibson and Jimrai:
Bouldin returned t 0 their home
i- Tuesday, after spending severa'
•- days with relatives in this
county.
f The condition of Mrs. Jud»e J.
D. Humphreys, who was last week
carried to a hospital i~ reporte
much improved She has been re
[ moved from the hospital to th
home of a relative.
Number 3,041
In a fracas Tuesday night be
tween Learv Nelson, of Lawaon
ville and Robert Smith, of the
Danbury community. Smith was
seriously cut by Nelson.
Nelson was immediately ar
rested by officers, and placed in
jail without bond, it was fears*!
at the time the wounds of Sm::li
might be fatal
Two other associates of Nelson,
both of them named Nei-on w*rj
also arrested and jailed.
Smith, who is the s>n of Csa
smith, was carried 10 a hospital
for the treatment of his wounds,
but has since been removed to his
home.
All of the parties to the affray
are young men. around 20.
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Everett Shelton
Robbed of SSOO
Everette Shelton. who former
ly lived in Stokes, now of Madi
son community, lost SSOO by
thieves last wek. The monev was
kept in his residence.