* THURSDAY. MAY 19. 1888
. LOCALS
Mrs. A. E. Reynolds, Sr., Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Wolf and small
daughter, Mary Bernhardt, o 1
Salisbury, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. A, E. Reynolds, Jr.. Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webster
and children of Madison visited
Mia. Webster's mother, Mrs. N. A.
Martin, Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Ormond and son,
Bi.}, of jßessemer City, arrived
Sunday to spend the summer with
Mr. Ormond, who is architect for
* the Hanging Rock Park.
They will keep house in th
Gorrell cottage at Piedmont
r Springs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Snow o
High Point, and Mr. and Mivs.
Clyde Skidmore of Albemarlt
were week-end guests of Miss
Grfece Taylor.
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Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Wall and
* Mrs. N. E. Pepper went to Mt.
Aiiy on business Thursday after
noon.
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Ellen Kate Pepper,
Katherine Sisk, Lois Wall a n J
N. E. Pepper visited Mt. Airy and
Winston-Salem Monday afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Taylor, An
gela and Nellie Louise, spent Mon
day in Winston-Salem.
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Rev. L. F. Cowan, pastor of the
. Presbyterian b«re,,V4|llcd
his regular appointment Stfnday.
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Paul Martin, Beverly Christian
* and Mefcdames R. R. King, J. C.
Wall and Easley Joyce shopped in
Winston-Salem Thursday after
noon. !
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Miss Grace Taylor went to
Raleigh Wednesday to attend the
State Democratic Convention.
While there she will be the guest
of Mrs. Gilmer Sparger.
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JV A. Wall of Snow Creek town
*■ ship was in Danbury Tuesday. Mr.
Wall is a Democratic candidate
for county commissioner.
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S. A Flinchum of Piedmont
Springs was here Monday.
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McKinlcy Nelson is ill In bed at
his home nenr Piedmont Springs.
He has had two operations at n
Winston-Salem hospital. He is
not appreciably improttof,
i(; , »fi ft i(i $
Mr. and Mrs. Travis Tuttle •>'
s Wa!nut Cove were Sunday after
noon visitors. I
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J. L. Roberts, Madison attorney,
one of the lead : ng lawyers o I
Rockinghnm County, was at the
court house Tuesday attending to
* some legal matters.
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Colonel K. Boyles of Pinnacl?
V was in town Tuesday. Colonel has
been gulled the ugliest man in
Quaker Gap township except Will
Collin* (who has never jet had
his teeth put in.) • Colonel may
be onjt of. the ugliest, but If thero
is a flhflr, honester, cleaner,
straighter fellow in the county,
we wwt. that
\ HarfjT JhftycjtmortQb'e jjpfc We At!
mad Monday -and btt-'Mfc'tt>W. Thb
i/«. f . r 'i ''
dog wiakiUo* « •«" '• ; '"'".J
Danbury Wins Sunday
Game —Featured By
Big: Boy Shelton's
Spectacular Hits
Danbury won over the Capella
baseball team Sunday afternoon
by the score of 11 to 4. Tommie
Crews led the winners at bat.
with a double and two singles,
while Ralph Scott and Buster
Wall came through with 3 hits
each. Mike Dunlap started on the
mound for Danbury allowing on
ly 5 hits and 3 runs in six, innings,
while Eddie White allowed 5 hits
and 1 run in 3 innings. Big Boy
Shelton hit one over the left
field fence into Dan River in the
second inning with the bas?s
empty for the first run of t li p
game and he hit his second hom
er over the left field wall in the
fifth with two mates aboard. R.
Barr and C. Barr led in hits for
the losers, getting two-baggers,
while Johnny Slate, who started on
the firing line for the losers, came
through for his share of the hit
ting. getting 2 hits.
Capella ab r ho
Boyles, 2b 5 0 0 0
C. Barr, ss 3 2 10
L. Slate, c 3 0 2 0
Meadows. 3b 3 0 2 0
R. Barr, lb ... 4120
O. Cromer, rf, p 3 0 10
Patterson, cf 3 0 0 f
Slawter, If 5 0 0 0
J. Slate, p, lb 5 12 0
toUls 34 4 10 0
Danbury ab r he
B. Wall, 89 4 1 3 1
Crews, c 5 2 3 0
I. Dynlap, rf . . 3 0 Io
Sisk, rf 2 0 2 01
Shelton, cf 12 2 3
J. Wall. 2b 5 0 2 0
Scott, lb 4 13 0
Martin, 3b 3 111
White, If, p 4 2 10
M. Dunlap, p 3 110
P. Shelton, If 2 10 0
totals 39 11 19 1
GERM ANION VS CCC.
Germanton ab r h
Montgomery, sa 3 10
Terry, 3b 3 2 2
Savage, c 3 11
Gibson, p 3 0 1
McGec, lb 3 0 1
Sizemorc, If ' 3 0 0
McKenzie, cf 2 0 0
Wicks. 2b 2 0 1
Wilboui*n, rf '2O 0
totals 24 4 (i
C. C. C. ab r h
Hhill, lb 3 11
Hicks, cf 3 11
Troxeil, 2b 3 11
Walker, ss 2 1?
Farlow, c 2 0 1
Ruth, If 2 0 1
Thompson, 3b lit
Gaydon, rf 2 0 I
Paul, p 2 11
totals 20 6 10
Game called on account of rain
after five innings.
LAST SATURDAY'S RESULTS:
Francisco at Walnut cove, wet i
grounds.
Danbury at Lawsonville, wet
i grounds.
Germanton 4. C. C. Camp 6
! Wk.ere.they play Saturday:
• Lawsonville at Wallet q&Vfc
• C. C. Camp atVlraiclaca; j
. Germanton at Danbury.
THE BANBURY REPORTER
Stuart Theatre Shows
"ROUND UP TIME IN TEXAS"
—Gene Autry, the famous singing
and guitar-playing cowboy, anil
his tun-making pal. Smiley Bur
nette, again give their excellent
western playing in this picture in
| which a mine operator, framed for
the murder of hiß partner is res
cued by his brother who traps tin?
real killer.
| "45 FATHERS"—Jane Withers
I gives her usual good playing in
I
this comedy in which she is adop*-
!ed by 45 members of the Explor
er's Club. Numerous situations
|
among the upper stratum of so
ciety furnish the huniorus sequen
ces. Cast includes Richard Carlj
'and l»uise Henry.
"I LL TAKE ROMANCE" -
•Grace Moore's new romantics!
film is her best since "One Night
'Of Love." Guided by her domi-
Ineeting aunt, Helen Wcstly. Grace
! tries monkey business to get out
'of a contract, but falls in love
|instead with impresario Melvyn
| Douglas. Miss Moore sings bot'i
j popular and operatic airs vocal
jand physical appeal. Madcaptivu
jting starss —in rollicking comedy
; set to swingtime!
"INVISIBLE MENACE"— Ex
citing drama in which a quarter
master in charge of a military
arsenal, located on an island, is
murdered -and Boris Karloff is
suspected as the killer. ThH
show has a startling climax. It'
a masterpiece by Karloff, th
master of horror! The scene in
eludes, a negro revolution an
mystic voodoo rites. The window
was barred—the door guarded
■the man instde was alone —yet
nothing could save him from the
killer no one could see! Thi»
mystery picture has plenty of
comedy to ma He it very interest
ing.
The new serial beginning this
week "SECRET OP TREASURE
ISLAND" is u story of ships at
Houb. pirates, buried treasure, de
sert islands and mystery and «
full of. romance and thrills. Don'
\
miss a chapter of this grand new
serial. i
NOTICE OF ISEIZURE
OF AUTOMOBILE
State of North Carolina,
Stokes County.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
TAKE NOTICE:
That the undersigned on at
about the 26th day of February
1938 found a certain automobile
described as follows, to-wit:
1930 model Cadillac V-S Coup.-,
j Motor No. 503848, Virginia Stan-
License No. 247693.
Abandoned and containing
I therein 40 gallons of intoxicating
j liquors, which automobile was
.seized by the undersigned and i>
| now in hi t possession and ai\y
j person claiming said automobile
will immediately submit proof o'
such claim to the undersigned
Sheriff of Stoke 3 County.
This the 3rd day of May, 1935.
J. J. TAYLOR,
Sheriff of Stokes County.
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STANDING:
Hff*i«»e Pet.
Danbury- . 1 0 1,000
Wabiiif Cove ' 1 6 1,000
Francisco 10 1,000
C.C.Camp .. ~ 1 jjL 'A 500
;f * v pi 0 !}£ /*. 000
Gormaatou 0 2 000
For Congress
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
tTt
MARSHALL C. KURFEES
THE CANDIDATE OF THE PEOPLE
VOTE THIS TICKET:
X Marshall C. Kurfees
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, JUNE 4
Courageous, Splendidly Equipped In Character and Intellect and
Information.
A Stokes County Boy, Now Of Winston-Salem, Who Is Financ
ing His Own Campaign.
100 Per Cent. For the Farmer, and a Consistent Supporter Of
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
More than 3 out of every 5 motor car buyers today are HYDRAUUC BRAKES
choosing sixes. And, of course, the most popular six of all 85-H.P. VAIVMN-HEAO
is this new Chevrolet —the Six Supreme) Discriminating
S GENUINE KNEE-ACTION*
people prefer H because of its high quality .. . because ; .. 0
of its great value . . . because it's the only low-priced JHOCKMOO* STEERING* • V
car with all these fine car features I TIMOI-MATK CLUTCH
•On MaiMr »• ion m»M» wtly.
"You'll bo AHEAD with a CHEVROLET!" Z
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King, lartkXarolina. ■
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