TMMDAT, JAN. It, 1999.
. LOCALS'
WUm Touag af Walaat Cave '
vaaa a visiter kw* Wedaesdar. '
aaa a a
Jukus CMk mi (koutM wu '
a waiter bare Tuesday. 1
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J. R. *arraet *f rru«M« »M '
r in tow* busiaeas Saturday.
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Posey flhelton of Fraaeiseo vu
la tewa Wadseeday oa busiaeas.
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Leadsay Alley aad Luther
Wood af Daabury, Iteute 1, were
hare Wadaeeday.
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H. M. Jeyea eeatiaues eea&aed
tfi hia ha«e with illaess, hut is
son*• batter.
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. Tom Corns and Blaine Wat kink
of Lawsonville paid the Reporter
office a visit Taos day :
aaa a a
' Mr. aad Mrs. Rax Tucker of
Danbury Route 1, visited their
mother, Mrs. Sadie Nelson here
L "Wednesday.
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Deputy Sheriffs Cleve Lawson
of Lawsonville and J- E. Wagoner
of Germanton were here this
week.
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James Mart is of Stoneville was
hare Tuesday. Ha is engaged in
sailing monuments and tomb
atones.
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; ; D. D. Mabe of Wakartowa was
in Danbury Tuesday visitiag rel
i stives and friends. He foraterly
fired aear Daabury.
a** • •
 G. H. Alford, head of the fed-
I
eral crop and faad loan agency
here, is in Raleigh for a day or j
two.
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W. k. Collins, prominent farm
er of Pir.nacle, was here Tye*4 ly
on business with the farm agent s
office.
W. W. Dodson and soa of San
dy Ridge were in Danbury Tues
day. Mr. Dodson is the father of i
Glenn Dodsan, who holda a posi-'
tioa at Charlotte.
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B. J. Dorner, George Fisher;
and Bra eat Doraer, Jr., af Pitts
burgh, Pa., stopped off Monday j
to viait Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mar-1
tin ia Danbury. They are en-,
route on a 10,000-mile trip via
Florida, New Orleans, through
Texas and Mexico to California
and home by March Ist.
I ■
Production Credit Asso
ciation To Meet Jan.
28
The fifth annual meeting of
members of the Winston-Salem
Production Credit Association'
' will be held in the Forsyth coun
ty courthouse in Winston-Salem
On Saturday afternoon at 2:00,
January 28, 1939, according to an
Announcement by L. S. Francis,
Secretary-Treasurer of the Asso
ciation.
Complete and detailed reports 1
will be made by the officers of j
Ihs association on its operation
for the past year at this meeting,'
g directors will be elected and other
* highly important business will be
attended to, according to Mr.
Francis, who says it is desired
that avary mam bar shall be pree
aat.
Hie Wlßßtoa4talea& Preduetioa
Credit Aseoeiatioa serves All*-
ghaay, Ashe, Caldwell, Davidsoa,
Forsyte, Stakes, fturry, Wautau
ga, WHfcea and Tad kia eauatiss
aad 1938 aiade 747 laaas
tatefcag $139,299.72. Ia Stakes
eaanty 199 laaas irere aiade ia
the aatauat af $37,680.09. The
repayment of loans in ths county
has been 100 per cent,
Mr. Fraads said it was hoped
that the atteadaaee at Uia saaet
iag would be the largest ia the
history of the associatioa.
■apart af CaadtHaa
BANK OF PILOT MOUNTAIN
Report of condition of Baak af
Pilot Mountain, of Pilot Mountain,
ia the state of North Caroliaa,
at the close of busiasss oa De
cember 31, 1938.
ASSETS
Loans aad discounts . $369,879.18
U. S. Gov. obligations,
direct aad fully guar
anteed 16,200.09
Caah, balances with other
banks, including reserve
balances and tifsh Items
in process of collec-.
tioa 187,819.57
Bank premises owned,
$4,350, fur. A fixtures,
$1,649.56 5,999.59
Real estate owned 29,453.21
Other assets (live stack
and tools oa farm) .... 413.32
TOTAL ASSETS .. $599,755.84
LIABILITIES
Demand dsposits • • • • $219,751.62
lime deposits 280,149.33
Deposits of State aad po
litical subdivisions 790.89
Other deposits ..." 1,974.92
Other D'p'sts $499,336.30
Dividends declared but
not yet paid «ut 3,759.09
Othar liabilities (unearn
ed interest oa notea
and due on time certifi
cates) 18,030.50
TOTAL LIABILITIES $521,116.89
Capital Account:
Capital 4 ' $ 30,000.00
Surplus 35,000.00
Undividsd profits 11,354.95
Reserves 2,284.09
Total Capital Accouat 78,639.04
Total Liabilities and
Capital Account .. $599,755.84
•This bank's capital consists of
$15,000.00 of capital notes and
■debentures; first preferred stock
'with total par value of $15,000.00,
Iretirable at $15,000.00; and °° m "
Imon stock with total par valus of
$15,000.00.
MBMOBANDA
Pledged Assets:
|U. S. Government obliga
• tiona, direct and
| guaranteed $10,000.90
Total (for town funds) 10,000.00
Deposits secured (town
j funds) 760.83
TOTAL 760.83
On date of report the re-
I quired legal reserve a
gainst deposits of this
bank was 46,710.00
Assets reported above
which were eligible as
legal reserve amounted
to 187,819.57
I, I. M. Gordon, Cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly
'swear that the above statement
is true, and fully and correctly
represents the true state of the
several matters herein contained
and set forth, to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
Correct. —Attest:
I. M. GORDON, Cashier.
P. E. SIMMONS, Director.
J. K. SMITH, Director.
W. H. REID, Director.
Strte of North Carolina, Surry
County.
I Sworn to and subscribed before
Ime this 10th day of January, 1939
and I hereby certify that I am
'not an officer or director of this
bank.
Wilkerson Gordon,
Notary Public.
My Commission expires October
7th, 1939.
WM »ANK*T BBTORTE*
Questions and Answers
About Old-Ago Insur
ance
Q: I m a small dry goods ud
notion shop is wkiek I snipley
four poople, sad I have jut re-
OMTMI A vt|« ud tax return te
; fill out for the last three mitki.
One of my salsngirls was married
i during tke Christmas holidays.
Should I record her married tame
on the wage report or her maiden
name as I did on the last report ?
A: Tke answer te your question
, depends upon whether or not th«
girl you mention wants to be eall
ed by her married name whea
she is in your store. Some wo
men like to keep their maiden
nnme in eoaaectioa with their
| work: Tou should not record her
■ married name on the wage report
unices she notifies the Social Se
curity Board of the change is
[ name. To do this, she should
write the nearest field office el
the Board telling them she wishee
to change her name on the
Board's records. The field office
will send her a form to fill out
, and mail to the Board. Unless
the Board knows that your em
ployee's name is changed, it will
1 not be able to credit her account
L with her recent wages, because
j her account was set up originally
- in her maiden name. Eren though
' her name is changed, her account
number remains the same. This
2 aeeouat number must be recorded
5 on the wage report opposite the
I same name, in which her account
t "*■ originally s«t up, unless the
Board knows that the aame has
been changed.
* Q: As the proprietor of a hard
ware store, I received some time
ago an inquiry from the Social
Security Board regarding the
I name of one of my employees
which I listed on the wage report
)|lsent in last August. This in
| quiry refers te the addition of
) "Junior" to tke naive. This em
i ployee's father diod last July and
". he has not been using the
"Junior" since then. So I thought
f I was correct in leaving off the
' ( "Junior" in the last report.
| Can you tell me if I am right
- 'about this, especially as I have
f just received a new report to fill
is for the quarter ending Decern
,ber SI?
A: If you answered the inquiry
from the Social Security Board
) and explained that the "Junior"
on the name of your employee has
| been dropped, you should record
the name without the "Junior" on
the new report. If, however, you
have not yet answered your in
quiry, you should notify the
Board immediately. Your em-
ployee, himself, should notify the
t Board of the change in name, so
' that it can correct its records ac
cordingly. The reason the Board
r
, must be notified is because this
I employee's account, as originally
' set up, was under the name h;
used before he dropped the
"Junior", and unless the Board
knows of the change in the name,
it has no way of knowing that
> the wages you reported should be
credited to his account. If your
| employee will call or write the
i nearest field office of the Board,
i he will be informed how to pro
ceed to have his name officially
changed on the Board's records.
* Q: I operate a small saw mill
land among my employees is a
nan who works for a couple of
dour* a day sweeping out the
■awdust from tha mill. Should 1
List this maa's w«gM oa my wag*
report? Does aot work of this
load wmt uadar the haad of
"caaaal labar" which is excluded
fram coverage by tha Social Se
curity Act?
A: Sweeping sawdust from
your Mill doas mat coma under
the head "casual labor" as de
fined by the Social Security Act
because it is work done as part ef
yaur regular trade or
Hie wages of your employee who
doea this wark must be incladed
whea you compute your tax due
the Federal Government. Toy
must record this man's wages
with his name social security
account number on yeur wage
and tax report. He does BO:
work as maay hours as your other
employees who operate machinery
er do the hauling, but removing
sawdust is, on the other hand, a
accessary part of the general
work wheh must be done in your
mill, in order to carry on business.
Acftive Cases Certified'
To Commodity Distri
bution As Of January
1, 1939
Wiastoa-Salem Storeroom
Coanty Cases Persona
Alamance 123 527
Caswell 108 479
Davidson 931 4,327
Davie 151 665
Forsyth 607 2,371
Guilford 681 2,894
Randolph 381 988
Rockingham 779 3,590
Stokes 198 1,108
Surry 362 1,954
Yadkin 190 981
M Ir'» ■■
4,358 19,884
Raleigh Stareraam
Chatham 141 418
Durham 1,030 4,557
Franklin 489 2,002
Granville 118 532
Johnston 329 1,499
Nash 392 1,655
Orange 328 1,579
Person 136 656
Vance 63« 2,749
Wake 1,911 7,151
Warren 292 1,369
Wayne 668 2,698
Wilsoa 779 3,823
.«» .
7,294 30,687
Tetal District Na. 2
11,577 30,687
STUART
Theater
Stuart, Virginia
Friday and Satarday Jan. 29-31
"Outlaws Of Sonora"
The Three Maafaltaers
Alsa "Lane Ranger" Serial
■aa-Moa-Taa, Jaaaary 32-28-24
"Too Hot To Handle"
Clarke Gable • Myrna Lojr
(This shew 15a and 80c.)
Wednesday Thar. Jaaaary tt-M
"The Texans"
Jaaa Reanatt - Randolph Scott
(litis shew 15c and SOc.)
REFERENDUM ON
CONSERVATION
SATURDAY 4ANUART 28 18
TBI DATE. AND VOTING
PLACM AM OBSIGNATE!
BELOW.
T« all escspiers ef lands lying
withia StokM, Caswell, Person
aad Rockingham counties.
Notice is hereby given that a
referendum will be held in the said
counties upon the preposition of
organising the Dan River Soil
Conservation District te include
all ef said eeunties under pro
vision# ef the North Carolina Soil
Conservation Districts Law.
For the purpose of said refer
endum, voting will be opened in
Stoke* county, as designated be
low, on Saturday, January 28,
1939, from 8:00 a. te 6:00 p.
m.
Big Creek Township, Sam Moir'a
jf I
I Special Sale I
| of |
| Parlor Suri Suits at
| Factory Cost I
I 3-Piece Suits--
! $l5 00up
| Whiie They Last
! Reduced prices j
lon all furniture.
Come and see.
R. H. Furniture Co.
| RURAL HALL, N. C.
| Next Door to Post Office. 8
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I TAX NOTICE I
| Pay your 1938 taxes on or before |
6 February 1, 1939 and save penalty, |
x that will be added after said date.
| J. JOHN TAYLOR, Sheriff. i
| This Janury 14, 1939. ;
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Store.
Beaver Island Township, Guy
T. Eggleeton's Store.
Dan bury Township, County Of
-IM, Dan bury.
Meadows Township, Ross' Steve.
Peters C-eek Township, Robin
sen's Store.
Quaker Cap Township, Sam
Simmons' Store.
Sauratowa Township, Jnke Ful
ton's Store, Walnut Core.
Snow Creek Township, Ziglar's.
Store.
Yadkin Township, O. O. Crabb's
Store, King.
AN persons, ftrms, aad corpora
tion e who shall hold title to, or
a hail have contracted to purchase
any lands lying within the said
area, are eligible to rote.
STATE SOIL CONSERVATION
COMMITTEE.
By I. 0. Schaub, China.
Subscribe for the Dan bury Bo
dorter. SI.OO the year.