BASKETBALL AT
SANDY RIDGE
BO¥S LOSE WITH SPRAY. BUT
GIKLS WIN—LADIES AUX
ILIARY AND WILL (i
WORK Kits MKKT—PERSON
ALS.
Sandy Ridge, Feb. 20.—Sandy
Ridge high school split a garri'2
of basketball with Spray Y. M. C.
A. players in the Sandy Ridge
gymnasium Tuesday night, Feb
-14. Hior v » for ljoys- 33 to 28 in
favor of Spray. Score for girls
2t to 13 in favor of Sandy Ridge.
In Clifton Vernon and Hoove"
Joyce the Sandy Ridge quint ha:j
two guards that have been giv
ing a good account of themselves
this season.
Both of those boys were new
at the pawo of basketball at the
beginning of the season. They had
scarcely played any varsity bail
at all, but once they became ac
customed to th e hardwood they
showed suprising adeptness.
Sandy Ridge has been handi
capped in past yeais for lack of
a gymnasium. Last fall the new
gymnasium was completed, jjiv- 1
ing this school one of the best.
athletic buildings in Stokes;
county.
Hoover Joyce is perhaps the
outstanding guard of the two be-!
cauae of his point-getting ability,
and his dazzling, all-around floor'
play, but when it conies to stick- j
ing to his man and taking care ,
of the defense, Vernon can match
fcim play for play.
The team is coached by Grover!
.jßrown, a former star at Appa- j
lachian State Teacher's College. |
Brown took a bunch of green
material and has had fine success !
in building a winning team. His >
prospects for the future are i
good.
LADIES AUXILIARY
The Lades Auxiliary of Oak i
Ridge Baptist Church will meat
Wednesday night, February 22.'
fit 7 with Mrs. Clyde Joyce
YAS SUH, MISTAH GRAY, W€'S€ / •
FOUND A SHO' WAY TO ft
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* correct soil deficiencies now or whenever they occur.
There is double advantage in using Natural
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and Miss Bessie Joyce. AH mem
bers are urged to attend.
CLASS MEETING
The Willing Worker's class
Delta M. E. Church met Wednes
i
, day night, February 15, with Miss
. Vet a Carter. An interesting
> program was well rendered after
which many interesting games
' were enjoyed. •
; ; Various contests were conduct
• ed. Prizes were awarded to
' Jerome Joyce. Nannie Mcßride,
- Andrew Ward, James and Doris
i Vernon.
»i Delicious refreshments consis 4 -
• | ing of cake and jello were served
-! to: Mioses Nannie Mcßride,
i Rachel DodFon. Bertha Venable,
- Doris Vernon, Messrs. Jerome
s Joyce, Andrew and Avery Ward.
James, Robert, and Buddie Ver
r non, Clyde Dodson, Junior Ven
' able, -re. H. E. Carter and Mr.
• * 'ra. i*. C. Carter.
I PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Lawrence
and sons Billy and Jimmy of
; Raleigh, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
, Young of Mendows were Sunday
dinner guests of Mrs. J. E. Dow
dy and Mr. and Mrs. Taze Priddy.
1 Mrs. Lawrence is Mrs. Dowdy's i
' sister.
I
Mrs. J. A. Joyce. Gladys Joyce
j and Mrs. James Hawkins shopped
i . Martinsville Thur-j i y.
| Misses Lillie Mae and Zil!a
Priddy were the vt. k-end ??■« i-a
'• f Mrs. James iir.« l , ns.
j Mrs. J. E. Dowdy, Miss Rebecca
j Taylor, Mrs. Taze Priddy ar.d
■ daughter, Nancy Ann shopped in
| Winston-Salem Saturday.
! Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Macon and
j sons, Freddie Keith and E. M.
| Jr., of Ruflin, visited friends here
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Joyce of I
Madison were the dinner guests i
of Miss Bessie Joyce Sunday. i
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Carter and i
daughter, Vera, were the dinner i
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John N ]
son Sunday. i
Mr. and Mrs. John Grogan of ]
S»oncvillc spent Sunday with Mr. i
THE OANBORY REPORTER
and Mrs Turner Dodson.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Joyce
visited Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Haw
i 1 kins Sunday. •
Mr. anj Mrs. D. M. Hutcherson
i of Bassett, Va., were guests OL
; i Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Joyce Sun
•l day.
I
: i Mi', and Mrs. I. J. Terrell an 1
family and Mrs. H. E. Carte •-
- were the dinner guests of Mr.
( and Mrs. J. A. Wall Sunday.
I Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Dodson weri
i the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Amos Sunday.
. i Miss Louise Jessup had as her
I, dinner guests Sunday: Misses
, Lillie Mae and Zilla Priddy,
Ailene Joyce, Messrs. Thurman
■j Lawton, Ulric Handy, and Mr.
and Mrs. James Hawkins.
i
j Misses Estelle Brown and Inez
Corns were the week-end guests
of Miss Doris Vernon.
i
j Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson and
; Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Dodson visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Hilary Chapman
Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Handy of
Winston-Salem spent the week
end here with relatives.
Misses Dorothy and Lena
j Brown visited Georgia Mays Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Martin
visited Mrs. Davie Staele, who is
a patient in Martinsville hospital
Sunday.
Short Course For Farm
ers To Be Held At
Mountain View
A two-day Short Course for
farmers and farm women will bo
held on March 8 and 9 at the
' Community House in Mt. View,
four miles east of King. The
Short Course will be in the form
of a joint farmers and farm wo
men's institute, featuring dem
onstrations and discussions on
improved methods of farming and
home making. The Short Course
will be under the supervision of
Miss Ellen Jenkins, Home Demon
stration Agent and J. F. Brown,
County Agent. The program will
start promptly at 10.00 a. m.
each day and will adjourn at 3:00
p. m.
An interesting program has
been planned including the far®
and home specialists from the
State College Extension Service.
Those appearing on the program
include Mis 3 Anamerle Arant and
Mr. O. F. McCrary, N rlhwestern
District Agents; Mies at'i Cur
' rent. State Home Do. ion3tration
Agent, Mr. E. Y. Floyd, Exten
sion Tobacco Specialist and head
of the AAA programs in North
Carolina; Mr. D. E. Jones, Rural
Electrification Specialist; Mr. A.
C. Kimrsy, Extension Dairyman:
Miss Pauline Gordon, Extension
Specialist in Home Management
and House Furnishings; Mifs
Julia Mclver, Extension Special
ist in Clothing; Miss Sallie
Brooks, Extension Nutrition Spe
cialist; rnd Mr. W. J. Barker,
Extension Forester. Others ap
pearing on the program include
Mr. N. C. Shiv. r who will give a
den'onstratir n on the use of a hy
draulic ram, and Mr. L. L. Ray,
] Arrievltura! Eiyjineer of the
j Duke. Power Company. All Stokes
county people and others Inter
! es. id -"3 conlJ-Uy invited to at
| ten*!. "*>' ire w
' qu* to i ring a p'cnk lunch.
J. F. B1 WN,
County Agent
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B \ INI ■■OISTVATION NtUtU \ ' '- ,TjK^g®
w»u.i.. _B|
Beasley f hevrolet Company Inc.,
KING, N. C.
Erosion-Control
Effective
■ -
i
Erosion-control methods i:i he:
Soil Conservation Service ea
near Madison, N. C. are l>eco ug
moro and more effective is f- -i
--crs r.re continually incressiiu ie
vegetative cover on tilt ir id,
according to L. A. C: zc,
Project Manager.
As one instance of the la
creased use of close-growing w>«j
elation, Mr. Carter s. i i it (
many farmers who ha-j i .'•>
lished meadow strips as pi- ol
their faiva \vator-iUs;>os'.' s x
are extending the sum., ty 0
vegetation used in tilt an ov.
strips to include aii'ae . I
ble areas.
A meadow strip, he c
is simply a broau strip .£ -w.,3
tation which hafl been lutaoiibii
ed down through a nati Uia.\
or field depression, in . vvl; ••
water from terraces is r-i-
This prevents the wa c; .. r u
causing damage after it leave
the terrace ends.
Frequently, howev. ■ herw ar>-
steep slopes, or cri >.al areas,
along the Bides of i'* natura".
draw, which have not previously
been included in '• -.a meado
strip or vcect?v f .'}d 'brand. Us
ually thv dlopes c -not V">
cultivated » »ncl who
kept ill {••■li.r'-t.' -i lOiiUiW'
to o.ro (>'.
B> secc'n/ the . J c> Voi "i.
to the gillie type . ♦*'
either u hay mixt"r
ero.ion ir th •(. &. -v.* ■
trolled ind «
form vege' 'tivo eo\" ' pm
vid'-rf . dun Cfl" ... iy 1> •
moved for hay
Stuart Theatre Shows
"UNDER WESTERN STARS"
—To Stuart Theatre fans we in
troduce the new western star —
Roy Rogers. He's handsome,
wholesome, has genuine features,
moves vigorously, has infectious
uzuilc, sings with a fine melodic
voice. The kids will all like him.
J.riley Burnette with his corned/
and singing is also included in
the cnsl. It's a fine family west
ern wilh an exceedingly interest
i
ng plot.
"KEEP SMILING" — HERE
comes that rollicking fun-maker
ou liked so well in "Rascals"—
anu Withers. She wants you to
i
smile and then "hold that smile."
..'a an oxccllent plot and the cast
lcluues Gloria Stuart, Henry,
Wilcoxon and Helen Westley. |
Don't miss it!
"DRUMS"—An amazingly dra- i
latic story of a British regiment
ti the Northwest Frontier, beau
:fu!!y photographed in techni
color. Sabu (of "Elephant Boy")
appears as the little Indian rajah
whose friendship for a Scotch
drummer saves the day for Eng
land. Ray Massey, Roger Live
ly. Desmound Tester, Valerie
HoV.boii are all exceptional.
, TOR RAFJB—MAJESTIC cook
rr.r/'o—S IH. Muflt be seen to bo
asjpwrrateti.
I.'n. Eob Joyce,
Sandy Ridge, N. C.
C \W-ACH3 PLANTS FOR SALE
. I have Farlv Jersey cn tbagc
• for fi'o a* $1."9 per thou
•mr/f d" , . , 'vred.
1 JOHN D. HAIX.
| Write me st Walnut Cove, R. 1.
THURSDAY, PER. ts, ltW, '
WANTED
Old stamps on envelopes— any *
old letters 1847 to 1880—aend or
bring to me. I represent reliable
company.
Thurman Martin, Danbury, N. C.
FOR SALE—Large cook range—-
a bargain at $25. Willie Amon,.
Sandy Ride N. C
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