LOCALS
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T. F. Calloway of Tobaccoville
"Route 2 wag here Monday.
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John Martin of the Reynolds
school section paid the Reporter
a visit Monday. Mr. Martin re
ports crops looking good in his
.section.
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R. V. Wall and family visited
in Danbury from Pinnacle Tues
day.
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Ed Bennett of Walnut Cove
wag here attending court Mon
day.
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P. H. Young was here a while
Monday from Sandy Ridge Route
1.
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C. C. Campbell was here Tues
day from Lawsonville.
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Mrs. R. J. Scott shopped in
"Winston-Salem Monday.
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J. S. Shelton and J. M. Sim
mons were here attending court
thi 8 week from Francisco.
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Moir Hawkins, justice of the
peace of Sandy Ridge, was here
this week.
*****
Homey Moore, Jiir. Moore and
Weldon Smith wi s here atten
ding court this week from Law
sonville.
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Theodore and Jim Lasley of
Walnut Cove Route 1 were here
Wednesday.
*****
Sam Woods of Sandy Ridge
was in Danbury this week.
*****
John W. Burwell wa 3 here this
week from Gap.
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Eaney James of Walnut Cove
Route 3 was here at court Tues
day.
*****
Robert Joyce was among .the
Walnut Cove visitors attending
court here thig week.
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Sutphin Oakley was here Tues
day from Danbury Route 1.
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William Marshall wag here
Wednesday from Walnut Cove.
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Hollis Rhodes visited Winston-
Salem Tuesday.
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Mrs. Charlie Martin and two
.sons are spending a while with
Her mother, Mrs. Chas. Moore at
Albemarle.
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Mrs. Frank Christian and Mrs.
Woodrow Lawson shopped in
Winston-Salem Monday.
*****
Nannie Lee Smith and nephew,
Walter Lee of Greensboro, re
turned Tuesday after having
spent some time at Piedmont
Springs.
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Sanderg Hart of Lawsonville
was here Wednesday attending
court.
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Joe Hart of the State highway
ftmefe is in a lit. Airy hospttal
WWWBrtng front an operation for
*tqndleitisi Joe got sing well
8008 be Mate.
East Yadkin ~
Township S. S.
Convention July 8
The East Yadkin Township
Convention will meet at Capella
Christian Church on Saturday,
July Bth. Each church in East
Yadkin will be given 30 minutes
for any program which th?
school sees best to put on. Each
school is urged to take some part
in the convention.
Each school is urged to have
just a a many of the number en
rolled present as possible.
Each school i s also urged to be
present throughout the day, but
if a school finds it impossible to
be present all day, please be pres
ent at least 30 minutes before
your time on the program.
PROGRAM:
9:4s—Devotional —Rev. R. A.
Helsabcck.
10:00 —Capella.
10:30 —Mount Olive.,
11:00—Quaker Gap.
11:30 —King Moravian.
12:00 Dinner.
1:15 —Devotional —Rev. Saun
ders.
I:3o—King Christian.
2:oo—King Baptist.
2:30- Poplar Springs.
3:00--Mountain View.
3:3o—Bethel.
Remember that the more you
have present of the enrollment
of your school, the greater the
possibility of winning the prize.
PROGRAM COMMITTEE:
F. L. Smith, Coy Hall, J. W.
Moser, R. C. Boyles, Riley Boles,
Edwin Kiser, Mrs. Paul Kiser,
Mrs. Dorsie Boyles, Spencer Rob
erson and Mrs. Edwin Kiser.
!■ THE MAN WHO OOElrfr BUY
LIFE INSURANCE AMY BE
BJMINATIN6- A PRESENT BURDEN
£2S
iStT fW3s«ft A MLr.i GREAHRCMC
ON TO H» WlPu -JO CHILDREN
■MMf GET THE MCIS
AND INSURE ADEQUATELY TOOK
W. M. FULP, Gen. Agt
Security Life & Trust
Company
Walnut Cove, N. C.
Business Guides
By C. E. Johnston '
Director, Buiineu Training
School*,
International Corr*»pond*nce
School*
A HEALTHY optimism is worth
much to a young man in busi
ness. In a concern which caters to
the public the mau who is constant
ly cheerful is a valuable asset. The
optimist !• a business booster, a
gloom chaser, and a tonic to the
business grouch. He radiates suc
cess because he believes that suc
cess is the result of honest effort
• • •
A manager employing a large
number of salesmen recently re
marked that he had one of the most
complete weather reports in the
world, outside of th« regular govern
ment reports. Hs had a large fore*
of men covering the entire country,
and thstr dally reports were filled
with MAuuf blaming the weather
and other more or less irrelevant
things for their failure to do a satis
factory amount of business; Do not
be an excuse Anker.
sr ■ e
The Importance' of gsod health
*1 n factor In business Is obvious,
eetrin nrlnd, however, that no mat
te* Mew healthful ywir worhlng con
ditions are yaur employer* cannot
toHow you home to sea that-yon-us*
your spare tttne to keep yourself
tfertteallr nn»f'ms» tally tt. Tim to
Mir lost onto then "way* of uWMg*-
■ 1* yavplnr nil night, the hen* silil
jjgsets pm to be "on the Jrt" hs
THE DAM9SRV REPORTER
- Television Is Here
(Contributed)
For ten years it has been com
monly known that the wireless
transmission of moving images
practical and the wireless trans
mission of facsimile images such
as drawings, printed matter and
photographs ha 3 had commer
cial application for over four
years. Worldwide broadcasting
of new 3 photographs has been in
use that long.
The technichal development of
Television is far ahead of its
commercial application. Some
10 broadcasting stations have
operated for over 5 years and the
limitatins estimated are the
wave 3 cannot be broadcast more
than 50 miles on account of the
curratura of the earth's service,
and all received mi st be ener
gized from the same electric pow
er system which supplies the
broadcast transmitter, that is the
power supply for both the trans
mitter and receiver mcst syn
chronize
The reason that television has
not come into wide use i 3 that no
mean 3 of financing the cost of
operation is available. In Eng
land over 12 thousand home set?
selling for SIBO. are in use and
the television broadcasts are on
the air six hoors daily. Over 30
motion picture thetres show tele
casts on their screens. Here the
government operates all radio
and collects an annual license
from every set in use and this
income i s used to operate sta
tions and programs.
Colonel Bain Takes Command!
Brewers and Distributors Inaugurate North Carolina "Clean-Up or Close-Up"
Campaign. State and Local Enforcement Heads Endorse Plan. ®
IN NORTH CAROLINA, as in many ment officials have approved our objec- T 1
other states, a few retail beer outlets tivea and promised their help. And
which flout the law, often bring dis- ACTION is certain now that Attorney J&fo
credit upon the entire business. General McMullan has declared it is the
ways be conducted properly and in full hcenaes ' to hold |§J|
conformity with the law, and they are Colonel Edgar H. Bain, of Goldsboro, jjfefofo. . V
determined that this shall be the case in N. C., has been appointed by the Com-
North Carolina. mittee to direct its activities. : sSjT I '
Consequently, we, the undersigned, re- "Good Conduct" Committees of local JBLJL
cently formed the Brewers and North beer distributors, each headed by a ly/
Carolina Beer Distributors Committee chairman, have been set up in ten dis- j
which, acting in close cooperation with tricts of the state for close cooperation / v
state and local enforcement bodies, has with law enforcement officers, and with .
launched a vigorous cooperative cam- our own Executive Committee, in eradi
paign to rid the state of those few beer eating objectionable places of business.
outlets which persist in disregarding „ , ... , . . , .
both the law and the public. Established on a permanent basis, our / jk M
Brewers and North Carolina Beer Dis-
In plain words, we refuse any longer to tributors Committee seeks to protect the
tolerate outlets which use their beer legitimate beer business in North Caro- COL. EDGAR H. BAIN
licenses as a "cover-up" for flagrant lina from the depredations of a small State Di t
bootlegging operations; which sell to and irresponsible minority, and to per- Irec or
minors or otherwise violate the law and form a worthwhile service to the public. colonel Bain recently resigned
their license privileges. With the brew- The Committee is sponsored by the ,rom 'J* Bute Sanata
ers, our Committee includes wholesalers United Brewers Industrial Foundation, ° TCT d l[ ec ' or " h {?, •' ° ur
who distribute approximately ninety per a national organization of brewers. veteran, decorated vrith°tbe D*
\nd we^L b ra r vrthe i wlm?e r SartYd°sit The Brewers and North Carolina Beer "^ ulsh * Se, T' ce ®T. "7
nnrJ nf the KP m Jnritvof our rL Distributors Committee is convinced ® Uv " *"• A " offlc, • ,
port Of the large majority or our re- .. . .. . . . ~ ~. . . v. S. Army Reserve Officers
spectable and law-abiding retailers. Therefore we mrettufiv Corp* he i. well-known through
-1 nererore, we respecttuiiy solicit your out the sute u
Furthermore, duly constituted enforce- cooperation with our efforts. wder tor law enforcement.
Brewers and North Carolina Beer Distributors Committee
SUITE 813-17 COMMERCIAL BUILDING, RALEIGH, N. C.
NORTH CAROLINA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
"Distributor Members Brewer Member*
9. P. Pries, Chairman. Oreensboro Distributing 00, Qrsnbors L. B. Wheeler (Ashsville)—Jos. 8c hilts Brewing 00.
W. B. Oriffln. Durham Fruit * Produce 00, Durham David tiallo (Norfolk, Va.)—Southern Breweries, Inc.
W. t Baisii) SafMal lee * Goal Co, BaMgh C. M Wright (Newark, N. J.)—P. Ballanttne* teas
Krei anils, Dunlap * Mills, Wadesboro & A. Cask (Louisville, Ky.)—Frank Fehr Brewing 00.
Mwasd BieWi Hardaway Heckt Co., ChaiteMs W. B MBy (Norfolk, Va.)—Pabst Brewing Co.
Wtmmk K. Barnard, Beer With Us, Inc., Ashevtlls Walter Bartlett (Norfolk, Va.)—Jaoob Buppert Brewery
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Mf®**Blf' *B. Coffee Co.; ANIIB1CW8:'0. W. Cover. Jr.: Ag IT* VILLI: B»er WHh Us. lae., Bsttsr Beer Co.. Pearco-Young-Angel Co..
ttsAkr BoSnUia Distributors. IBO.; BBTOON CITT: NEM BoUling Co.; TH AILOTt*: Csnsds Dry BottHSg Co.. Southern Fruit Co.. Hardawap
■••tat Co.. Thooiss Howdrd Co.; CONOOBD: Old North State Br«w«rs. lae.; DURBAN: Blller Brswing Co.. Durham Fruit * Produe» Co..
£*• *•**»«* Co.. laa._*ssoci«t«f lao.r ILIII* BHct* Bottling Co.; PAYITTBVILLB: A. B. Flsistamssr; GAS TOM A: Oraago
w* BWtllng Cot; UnMIOW: Qreettbofo DMrtbUtisr Co:. Cirollns Distributer Co;. B. O. Wrtgbt Distributing Co.. R. B. Barrisgsr
Distributing Co.; HKX niBBOMVILLB; Csatrell Produce Co.; MCKOCT; Ualoa WholssalsCo.; BIQB POINT: Qsriaad Distributlag Co.; KIBSTON:
MfM fclsfrlbutlng Co!; UMI: Blue Mdgs' DistrflSwih* Co.; LBWRBTON: Wu-fcy Ca.. IWMIIjnLIKNMiHt: Pepsins BotMtr
a.; Oa.liM' a Murk CO., BMgdew PnMN Co.. BettrCbal koit Otf. OMNB tm * Cdsl Cp.; BUM VILLI: Big Bill BottMag Co.;
la America stations, and pro
grama are operated from the in
come from advertising which
total 8 over 180 million dollars an
nually for 1200 radio stations.
All i 3 ready to give America tele
vision in every home and theatre
as soon as the income can be
found t° operate. Sets are avail
able from six large manufactur
ers from $ 250 to SIOOO and an
attachment for your old radio
will cost $l9O.
Television will be a main fea
ture of the World's Fair this
year. Programs are broadcasr
daily in New York, Chicago and
Lo s Angeles and hundreds of re
ceivers are going out from the
factories National Broadcast
ing Company has already leased
space for broadcasting stations
in the high budidings in nil
principle citie a and in a year you
can sit in your home, club or lo
cal theatre and see football, base
ball games, prize fights, grand
opera and world events.
J. F. M.
Stuart Theatre
"Song of Buckaroo" —Whethar
it be the appeal of Tex Ritter in
the role of a Robin Hood of the
wide open spaces, or of five
year-old Mary Ruth, or Our
Hero's entering politics and be
ing elected mayor, does not mat
ter, for all these things, with the
shooting riding, and fistcuffin&
added in the true western man
ner, combine to make one of the
best of Tex Ritter's pictures. He
also sinprs three beautiful songs:
"Texas Dan.", 'Little Tenderfoot,'
"I Promise You."
"Huckleberry Finn'' Young
Mickey Rooney, who in the past
ha 8 "stolen the picture" fron
many a famous star, comes into
hi 3 own at last as a full-fledged
star himself. Ho appear-) in the
title rola of Mark Twain's clas
sic tale of boyhood joy s and sor
rows. The whole family should
see this immortal st-iry on the
screen. Ifuckei. live:* in
every one of us. His laughter
and his lies, hi 3 mischief and his
orneriness, his bare feet, big
heart and unschooled wisdom
make the world an easier place
to live in.
"Everybody's Baby" Genuine
laugh-fest of the Jones' family
series. Russel Gleason, Shirley
Deane as the new papa, mama,
with Gleason, Jed Prouty pacing
hospital corridors before grand
child arrival. Fun begins when
Reginald Denny, hygienic ex
pert, sellg new ideas to the
mother. Granny Jones finally
puts the pieces together for a
happy ending. A real human in
terest show.
"Tailspin" Has everything,
romance, drama, action, crashes,
tears, laughs. As it is an air
plane picture, much of the action
wa 3 superimposed upon shots
taken at the Cleveland air me«t,
thus adding authenticity to the
film fiction. Great star cast —
Alice Faye, Constance Bennett,
Joan Davis, Jane Wyman, Kane
Richmond, Charle s Farrell, ami
others.
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CAR FROM THE ADS
In ThU Newspaper
STUART
Theatre
Stuart, Virginia
Friday and Saturday June 30 and
July 1.
"Song Of Buckaroo"
Tex Ritter
New Serial 'Fighting Devil Dogs'
Sunday and Monday July 2-3
"Huckelberry Finn"
Mickey Rooney
15c anj 30c
Tuesday Or.ly July 4
"Everybody's Baby"
Jed Prouty (Jones family series)
On Stage:
TEXAS RANCH GIRLS
15c and 30c
(Special Matinee 2:30 p. m.)
Wednesday & Thursday July 5-6
"Tailspin"
Alice Faye- Constance Bennett—
Joan Davis
15c and 30c