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"J FRED A. KIRKMAX !
FVed A. Kirkmrn announces I
hi« candidacy for North Carolina ,
State Senate 23rd District sub- J
to the Democratic Primary, j
Jgoe €th. Mr. Kirkman, a native i
off Ht. Airy, was born near Mt. i
Awy in 1902 and educated in
Butty County attending and
ggwtuMttng at Mt. Airy High
Sdbaol and since reaching his
has been a loyal sup- '
patter of the Democratic Party.
was a former member of
the firm of Kirkman Brothers. !
Contractors, in which business he i
started at an early age in Mt. j
Airy. They now maintain offices 
in 'Winston-Salem. N. C.. and j;
Martinsville, Va.. with warehouses i
iA Mt. Airy and Kernersville. X. | s
C. The firm of Kirkman Brothers j I
specializes in street, road and i
highway construction and several
roads in Surry and Stokes coun- ]
ties were bui't by this firm. 'j
In announcing for the State (
Senate. Mr. Kirkman states that
be i? primarily interested in hir,h
•war construction and especially
in tvo counties he seeks
rep ?sent. He believes that Su
ry ,id Stokes Counties are e
"titj!.! to their fair proportion of j
far.-s for highway work and j
cites 'he fact that adjoining l
• counties have received a much |
larger allotment for roads than
Jhavf been expended in Surry a"
Stokes and states that should
these two counties receive their
fair proportion, unemployment
could be considerably reduced.
Mr. Kirkman believes that the
use of convict labor in mainten
ance of North Carolina Highways
bay deprived many citizens of i
war': to which they were justly
entitled and believes that th?
fCorth Carolina State Prison Sys
tem should be a self-maintaining i
organization.
|
V? says that he thinks that it ■
ig nbsurd to advertise by tho j
us*> of safety campaigns an-''
wn snaper publicity the
ing number of automobile fatali- j
Hps. so long s.e highways are |
being constructed with a smooth.;
slick surface, and his greatest
So pe and ambition is to see a
srsf.em of non-«»kid road?* bi>" !
io North Carolina similar to the
ones now being constructed in
the State of Pennsylvana and
otter States. He says that if he'
is instrumental through this
campaign for th e State Senate :n ;
.'javing the Highway Department
CfMj.'jCruct this type of pavirtj
thereby in the future saving th * •
•iip% of many people every year l , j
f hat his efforts will not have
beea in vain
Prrnor waterproofing of high,
ways, Mr. Kirkman states, would
lave saved many thousands of
for the State this pastl
DARING Vera Kimris
(Mow) her breath-taking act!
"Thanks to Camels,"she says,"l always
more my food."
H "CAMELS ARE a bright
spot even on the most trying
days," says Mrs. Frank Smith.
Enjoy Camels for their mild*
ness and aid to digesdonl
I CfIMCLS (3st&t~fi&ceas/
j winter. Two years ago, Mr. Kirk- ed in the Democratic Primary to
man told the Chairman and j represent Surry and Stokes in
I Chief Engineer of the North! the State Senate, he will go there
Carolina Highway Commission free to represent all of the people
, that surface treated roads then in a fair and impartial manner.
i under construction would not . ... , .
Fred Kirkman is a member of
stand up and rather than jeo- m Maßmjc order w .
pardixe his reputation as a road short „ f
builder he would quit highiwy ML Surry County .
work. He did quit and the con- Advt )
dition of North Carolina roads i
today bears out his prediction. ______
Mr. Kirkman states that he!
has not only been requested to : / %a/usuj \
enter this race by citizens of i f f j r/urntmfa, J
Surry and Stokes counties but by A
citizens of other counties in! Gh&rulti
North Carolina who believe that
the people should have a repre-1 for ECONOMY and
sentativg in the law-making body; SATISFACTION USt
familiar with road construction I Double Tested/DocitkAdkm/ I
work. Iff* BAKING
POWDER
Sine, deciding ,o a vigo
rou s campaign. Mr. Kirkman har 25 ounces for 254
interested himself in the needs
of th e two counties and if select- ||nnyfjnjAiM
1 ■—pi wi i
PARTIES and PROSPERITY
Ice-Cream Consumption a Barometer of
Economic Conditions
ICE-CREAM consumption fluctu- look like ordinary food at all. but
ales in sympathy with general food which Merlin or some good
economic conditions, according to fairy has been busy making
j the United States Department of unbelievable •. • •
Agriculture. In the boom year of
j 1929 we consumed more than 250 SUPPER MENU
million gallons. By 1933. however. Little Pink Lady Cocktail
production bad shrunk to less Minced Chicken end Celery
than 150 million gallons. Sandtcichc*
Records of 1934 show that we Nmt Breed and Cream Cheese
are back to a consumption of Sandicichet
nearly 180 million gallons of ice- Maple Malted Milk
cream. flouering Ice-Cream x
Children's Parties Increase leed Cookie*
If ice-cream is a barometer of / Attic Pink Lady Cocktail: Dice
economic conditions, then the pears from a No. 2 can. dice two
number of children's parties —at bananas and combine in .cocktail
which much of this ice-cream is glasses. Halve eight large ripe
consumed —might also be taken as strawberries and place on top.
i a barometer. Certainly in pros- Combine, one-third cup of maras
. perous timet, we can afford to do chino cherry syrup and one table
more for our cmldren. Therefore, spoon lemon juice with the pear
| while tiny envelopes are flying syrup. Pour over and chill,
through the mails announcing .
birthday parties, spring parties, * «■
Easter parties—parties ot eTery \ /
j d'uription—it is well to consider
new ideas in food, games and *-l\p '"tf yf H
decorations for these most delight- ,|L If
tui occasions.
i For there is very definite vogue ~ . . ./tTT _
!r> children'; parties, just as there : f moo,h " ne
is in any other parties. Sec to it ™ "' al '« ,d ,n , llk P»wder with a
that you don't give a 10.15 party in cold water then «uld more
' tins bright new 1936! ir It is a Wa ' Cr ri '"""A M bI1)
, nrl '„• iim r t v use cllnnhane ereen H,,(1 hcat u!ltl1 ""eamy. Add one
*nr white to cover your tablecloth a " l I « r °" le ? t "
it makes a gleaming table set- ° f , Z"' M
ling and use pink ribbon where i
' th pieces ot cellophane join. ?"* »"'»" k » »lttle cinnamon on
Cover your candle-holders, also ,!ac ' l fflassful. M
with cellophane and tie pink rib- „ Ml * th «
bun bows «t the base. contents of o.ie 14 ounce can of
c . . . . t condensed milk, oito cup water
Fun end Good Ea.s and O'le-lmlf clip canned chocolate
I A Flower Hunt Is nn appropri- syrup Meat until «mooth. Add
j ate contest. Cut pictures of flow- one-half pint of cream, whipped,
ers from a srert catalogue. Hide and freeze in refrigerator trays,
them in the house, or on the lawn, stirring several time* daring the
I Award n prize for the child who freezing. When almost solid pack
I has found the greatest number of the mixtur" in p-i|KT cases and
flowers which he cart identify by sprinkle fine sifteii' macaroon
name. Garden tools or a gardci crumbs thickly on top. Put cases
hat and overalls will be au ap- back in the freezing compartment,
I propriate prize. and let stand until solid and ready
Food? It must be as gay as the to serve. Insert small spray of flow
{ new party frockß and as pleasant trp, or a sprig of gumdrop flowers
a picnic. And the food mustn't Into eaci pot. Sarve at one*.*
THE DANBCBY KETOSTEB
To Investigate Iron Ore
H. M. Joyce advises that J. D.
Boushall, of Raleigh, accom
| panied by experts of the Ameri-
I can Steel Co., of New York will
| be here next week to investigate
| the iron deposits in the Rogers
| ore bank on Dan river.
NOTICE TO CLAIM PROPERTY
!
Pursuant to section 3404 of the
Consolidated Statutes of North
Carolina, notice is hereby given
; to the owner or claimant of one
I certain Plymouth Sedan, 1933
| model, motor number P. C. 8846
,to come forward and claim or
institute the proper proceeding
to secure th e possession of said
automobile, which was captured
and taken with spirituous, vinous
malt or intoxicating liquor s there
on by the offcers of Stokes
county; and such owner will
take notice that upon his or her
or their failure to so com e for
ward and make or prosecute
their claim, as aforesaid, within
thirty days after this notice shall
e a PPeared in at least one is
sue of the Danbury Reporter a
newspaper published in Stokes
f the " the undersigned
sheriff of said county will adver
-88/,d l nperty aforesaid,
Si™? same under the laws
govermng the sale of peraonal
property under execution.
This May 7, 1936.
J. J. TAYLOR,
Sheriff.
NOTICE TO CLAIM PROPERTY
Pursuant to section 3404 of the
Consolidated Statutes of North
Carolina, notice is hereby given
to the owner or claimant of one
certain Ford Roadster, 1930
model, motor number A 264596
to come forward and claim or in
stitute the proper proceeding to
secure the possession of said
automobile, which was seized or
captured with spirituous, ma!.,
vinous or intoxicating liquors
thereon by the officers of Stokes
county; and such owner!
will take notice that upon 1
his, her or their failure to so
come forward and make or pro-'
secute their claim within thirty
day s after this notice shall have
appeared in at least one issue of
the Danbury Reporter, a news
paper published in Stokes
county, then the undersigned!
sheriff of said county will adver
tise said property, seized as 1
aforesaid, and sell the same un-|
de r the laws governing the sates
of personal property under exe
cution.
This May 7, 1936.
J. J. TAYLOR.
Sheriff.
SALE OF LAND UNDER DEED
OF TRUST
By virtue of the power of
sale contained in a certain deed
of trust executed on the 4th day
of January, 1927," by S. M.
Wilson to the Bank of Madison,
trustee lor J H. Moore, default
having been made in the payment:
of the notes secured by said deed
v* trust, and the holder of th c
said notes and deed of trust
having applied to us for fore
closure of the same, we will of
fer for sale at the court house
door in Danbury, N. C., on
MAY 23, 1936, at 10 o'clock A. M.,
to the highest bidder for cash
the following tract of land lying
and being in Stokes county, an
follows:
BEING TRACT NO. 29, sub
division of the Oak Grove farrj
in Beaver Island 'ownship, fuP.v
described in map in Deed Book
No. 74. at page 592, Register's
office of Stokes county. Refer
ence is herein made to the same-
This tract of land contains
66.2 acres, more or less.
This A nr. 24. 1936.
BANK OF MADISON,
Trustee.
Subscribe to the Danbury Re-'
porter sl.OO per year; 50c,
for 6 months.
LL L SALVE
Ou 0 ,op
V COLDS
Liquid - Tablet*
Salve - Now prto ®
sc, 10c, 25c
NOTICE OF KE-SALE
By virtue of the power of
1 sale contained in a deed of trust
dated June 18, 1927, executed by
1 Jerry Smith and wife, Callen
' Smith, to J. D. Humphreys, trus
: tee for Bank of Stokes county.
1 recorded in the office of the
i Register of Deeds for Stokes
i County, North Carolina, in Book
1 No. 76, page 430, default having
been made in the payment of the
debt thereby secured at matur
ity, and the holder of same hav
ing applied for foreclosure, the
undersigned substitute trustee
will, on
MAY 8, 1936, at the hour of
Ten o'clock A. M.,
at the courthouse door in Dan
bury, N. C., expose at public
sale to the highest bidder for
1 cash, the following described
| lands, to wit:
IST TRACT: Beginning at a
locust on the river bank; thence
! west 89 poles to a pine on
j Welch's line; thence south 45
j poles to a sapling; thence east
jB9 poles to a whiteoak on the
bank of Dan River; thence . up
the river to the beginning, con
taining 25 acres, more or less.
See deed from T. B. Manuel and
others to R. P. Joyce, Book 41,
page 35, Register's office, Stokes
county, N. C.
2ND' TRACT: Beginning at a
stake in the line of A. H. Joyce
and J. M. Heck's land where two
branches come together;'thence
running up the left hand branch
as it meanders a northwesterly
direction to the head of said
branch, and thence on continuing
the hollow, following the lowest
part of said hollow, to a stake
|in Manuel's line, now R. P.
Joyce's line; and thence east
j with said line to a branch and,
I thence down the branch as it
meanders to the first station,
| containing 5 acres, more or less.
See deed from A. H. Joyce Book
42, page 452, etc., Register's of
fice of Stokes county, N. C.
3RD TRACT: Beginning on an (
ash sapling, A. H. Joyce's cor- 1
ner, and runs thence north 3
degrees east 11 chains and 84
links to a stake, formerly a pine
in Welch's line, now down and i
gone, being a corner in the A. H.
Joyce and R. P. Joyce lands; |
thence north 87 degrees west 3
chains and 16 links to a chest-1
nut oak; thence south 13 degrees
east to the beginning, containing!
1.8 acres, more or less. See deed
from A. H. Joycce and wife to;
R. P. Joyce. Book 43. page 401,
Register's office, Stokes county,
N. C.
4TH TRACT: Beginning at a 1
chestnut oak, runs west 5 chains'
and 50 links to a rock and point
ers ; thence north 7 chains and
75 links to a sourwood in Mc-
Canless' line; thence east with
said line 4 chains to a stake, R.
P. Joyce's corner; thence south
13 degrees east with his line 7
chains and 8 links to the begin
ning, containing 3.86 acres, more
or less. See deed from A. H.
Joyce, Book 48. page 68, etc.,
Register's office of Stokes
county, N. C F.or further and
more particular description, see
deed from R. P. Joyce and wife,
to Jerry Smith, Book 52, pane,
215, Register's office, Stokes!
County, N. C.
STH TRACT or TOWN LOT:
Beginning at a stake in the line
of said L. F. Smith land on the
south side of Main street in the
town of Danbury, and . running
south 84 degrees west 70 feet to
a stake; thence due south 200
feet to a stake; thence north 84
dcerrees east 70 feet to a stake;
thence due north 200 feet to the
beeinning. See deed from L. F.
Smith and wife to Charles
Smith and Jerry Smith, Book 50,
nasre 438, Register's office,
Stoke' l County, N. C.
This beimr a re-sale bidding
will beein at $441.10.
This April 21, 1936.
R. J. SCOTT.
4 23 2t Substitute Trustee.
NOTICE.
The undersigned having quali
fied as administrators of the es
tate of Robert L. Lawson, de
ceased, late of Stokes County,
this is to notify all persons owing
said estate to make immediate
settlement, and all persons hold-!
ing claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned
within twelve months from this
date or this notice will be plead
in bar of recovery.
This 18th day of March, 1936.
DEWEY LAWSON,
ROY LAWSON,
Admrs. of Robert L. Lawson,
deceastd.
Pinnacle, N. C-, Route 2.
W. R. Badgett, Attjr.
THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1998
NOTICE OF RE-SALE
By virtue of the power of sale
contained in a deed of trust
dated April 21, 1917, executed
by W. P. Ray and wife, M. G.
Ray, to J. D. Humphreys, tru»-
' tee for Bank of Stokes County,
l i ecorded in the Stokes County
1 Registry in Book No. 63, page
65. default having been made in
; the payment of the debt thereby
secured, the undersigned sub
stitute trustee will, on
MAY 8, 1936, at the hour of
Ten o'clock A. M.,
at the courthouse door in Dan
bury, N. C., expose at public sale
i to the highest bidder for caah,
the following described lands, to
wit: Containing 28 acres, more
or less, bounded on the east by
Maggie Burge, on the "west by
j John Tucker, and Arthur Rog
ers, on the north by Alice Wan
kins. and on the south by C. W.
Sands, it being the land deeded
to J. M. Burge by J, G. Martin
which deed is recorded in the of
fice of the Register of Deeds of
Stokes County, N. C., in Book
No. 27, page 48, reference t»
which is made for further des
cription. Except 20 acres sold
off the east side to Maggie
Burge. See deed, leaving 28
acnes.
This being a re-sale, bidding
will begin at $137.50. Sale mad©
subject to all unpaid taxes.
This Apri 22. 1936.
R. J. SCOTT,
Substitute Trustee. ►
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
NORTH CAROLINA:
STOKES COUNTY:
Under and by virtue of the
power and authority contained
in that certain deed of trust exe
cuted by E. M. Hauser and wife,
Lucille Kiger Hauser, to the Un
dersigned trustee, which said
deed of trust is dated the
twenty-third day of December
1932, and recorded in Book 82
Page 241, of the Stokes County
Registry, default having been
made in the payment of th e in
debtedness thereby secured and
in the conditions therein secured,
the undersigned trustee, will on
Tuesday. May 26. 1936, at or
about twelve o'clock rfoon, at
the courthouse door at Danbury,
North Carolina, offer for sale
and sell to the hiehest bidder for
cash the following described
property:
All that certain tract cr parceP
of land situate, lying and being
in Yadkin township, Stokes
countv. North Carolina, adjoining
the lands of Hart Newsom, J. R.
CaudJe, White, Lots Nos.
13, 14. 15. 16, 17. 18. 19, 20, 21 r
22, and 23, a* subdivided by Jas.
S. Trogdon for the American
Realty & Auction Company, Feb
ruary 28th, 1920. and recorded
in Register of Deeds office of
Stokes County in Book 65, Page
-582. bounded, as follows:
Beeinin? at a sassafras tree or*
old hollow road at Stewart Grave
Yard, runs South 85 degrees 30
minutes East 1625 5-10 feet U>
middle of too soil road; thence-
Southward with said road 180*
feet to stake. J. R, Caudle coro
ner; thence Westward, Caudle's l
line, 405 feet to a stake in
Caudle's corner; thence north
west with said road 1530 feet to
the beginning, containing
44 24-100 acres, more or less.
Terms of saie cash and trustee
will require deposit of 10% of
the amount of the biJ as his evi
dence of good faith.
This the twenty-fourth day of
April, 1936
C. E. FLEMING,
4 23 4t Trustee.
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