THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 1939
.LOCALS
.Julia Flinchum and Katherine
Sisk were the week-end guests of
Mrs. Sam Cook at Pilot Moun
tain.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Leake, Mrs.
5. P. Christian, Mrs. Tom Cofer
nnd Rev. T. H. Houck attended
9 "the Quarterly Conference held at
Pine Hall Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Taylor and
little daughter, Susan, were here
a while Sunday at Mrs. J. S. Tay
lor's.
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Robert Sisk of Winston-Salem
is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. G. Sisk this week.
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V Walter, Hazel and Margie Pe
tree, Paul Martin and Sarah
Blackwell of Pine Hall went to
Burlington Sunday.
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The S. P. Christians moved into
their new home this week.
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Ernest Hutcherson of Sandy
Ridge was here Wednesday
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Jim and Carl Ray Flinchum of
Route 1 were in town Wednesday.
They told it on P. M. Stephens
that he was crazy to sell meat at
12c and beer at 9c. Mr. Stephens
laughed and said "maybe I am.'
See hi a startling prices for Sat
urday, Sept. 23—only.
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Mrs. R. S. Marshall of Rocky
Mount, and Mrs. John Meronc/
of Winston-Salem were visitor?
here a short while Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jam? 3 Joyce and
Mrs. A. J. Fagg of Winston-Sal
em visited Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
Joyce Saturday.
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John M. Taylor of Winston-Sa
lem wa 3 in town Wednesday.
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G. H. Alford attended a con
ference of the field supervisor:
of the Emergency Crop Loan of
ficers in the adjoining counties
*at Greensboro today.
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Miss Nannie Lee Smith and
her nephew, Walter Thomas, of
are at their cottage
at Piedmont Springs this week.
Welcome to Newcomers
Danbury society circles are
pleased at the late acquisition of
i Mm. A. J. Ellington, who, with
her husband, is occupying apart
® ngants in the Loftis building.
Mrs. Ellington, who was prior to
her marriage Miss Margaret Ful
ton of Walnut Cove, is one of
Stoke a county's finest young wo
men. She finds a cordial and
sincere welcome here.
Bothrock Reunion
* Next Sunday At
Bethesda Church
The Rothrock annual family re
union will be held next Sunday,
October 24, at Bethesda Church.
The program will begin at 11 a.
m. All friends and relatives of
the family are cordially invited
to be present, and to bring well
filled baskets.
Mrs. Gilmer Siak and Mrs. Paul
Sisk visited Mr. and Mrs. Hasncll
Tilley Sunday.
Mountain View
W. M. U. Meets With
Miss Nina Baker —
Mt. View Personals
The W. M. U. met for their
regular monthly meeting Friday
night, Sept. 17, with Miss Nina
Baker at the home of Mrs. Mary
Meadows. The meeting opened
with a song, "I Love to Tell The
Story." Devotional was conducted
by Mis a Nina Baker reading from
Daniel and Proverbs, and also
the First chapter of John, having
as her subject "Soul Winning,"
after which Mrs. Robert W. Barr
led the prayer. Minute 3 of the
last meeting were read and ap
proved, the roll called with 13
members and 2 visitors present.
Offering was taken, and the per
sonal service chairman gave u
report, there being 57 sick visits,
The program was turned over to
the program committee, with
6 trays and 5 flowers reported.
Mrs. Robert W. Barr having
charge. Those taking part in the
meeting were: Mrs. Reva Fergu
son, Mrs Ethel Slate, Mrs. Alice
Barr, Mis. Mattie Slate. Mrs. O.
T. Beville, Mrs. Mary Baker. The
meeting closed with each one
present taking part in the bene
diction. Miss Baker served cakes,
candies and apples. The next
meeting is to be held with Mrs.
Edna Slate.
Mrs. Mary Meadows, Mrs. Min
nie Johnson and Miss Nina Bak
er visited Dr. and Mrs. J. W.
Slate and Dr. and Mrs. M. L.
Slate of High Point last Wednes
day.
Mrs. W. R. Boles, and Mrs.
Charlie Rutledge shppped in Win
ston-Salem Friday.
Dorothy Rutledge of Friend
ship spent the week-end with rel
atives and friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ward of
Bassett, Va. f visited here Sur.dav.
Prof. Hardy Carroll and fami
ly of Durham visited Mr. and
FAIR WEEK
GRAND STAND ■ —IN -
illrL WINSTON-SALEM|
act that will leave you gasping
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FARRARRI TRIO V-J ■
E i°. ,ty C ° medy 401 direct fr ° m FEATURING THE J
Tr aeHaiitu World of Mirth Midway Shows f
proving a. sensation, at . leading
fairs. Biggest Aggregation of Outdoor Entertainment Ever
——— Presented Here—More Rides, More Attractions.
HOAOLAND'S HIPPODROME
Spectacular pageant of fifteen DAILY PROGRAM £
people and twenty horses in a _ *
beautifully impressive exhibition Tuesday Winston-Salem School Day.
of skillful horsemanship . Wednesday Forsyth and Adjoining Counties School |
Day. (
DONATELLA BROS. Thursday Manufacturers' Day. a
Novelty Instrumentalists, dana- Friday Merchants' and Farmers' Day.
ers and stage acrobats with the Saturday AAA Automobile Races.
outstanding M
Horse Races Tues.-Wed.-Thurs:-Fri: O
CARMEN H
Beautiful dancer and singer. Wth w>m ® ot * e out-door free acts ever shown at 1
who will delight every audience. » '»>*■ In North Carolina. Stetson's Radio Band. g
Saturday"Only EVEBY N,GHT
"FANTASIES OF 1939" REVUE
THRILLING
A TTTAMADIT xti A Host, of Pretty Girls' Funny Comedians, Good Singers I
AU 1 UMUJtSlLilii , n Musica i Entertainment. I|
RACES O
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THE DANBURY REPORTER
Mrs. D. V. Carroll last week-end.
Mrs. Jennie Hartgrove and
daughter, have returned
home from a two week's visit
where they visited relatives and
friends in Martinsville, Roanoke,
Basset and Spencer, Virginia.
Myrtle Wolfe of Pea Ridge
visited friends here Saturday and
Sunday.
Vicilla Boles, who is attending
Draughns Business College at
Winston-Salem, spent the week
end here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs W. R. Boles.
E. C. Slate and Edgar John
son made a business trip to Dan
bury and Greensboro Monday.
Tucker Reunion
The Eighth Annual Tucker Re
union will be held this year at
Palestine Church on highway be
j tween Madison and Stokesdale
I Sunday, Sept. 24, at 11:00 a. m..
where held last year. It is found
:hat there were no accomocto
:ions at Hhnging Rock Park
M. 0. STEVENS'
STORE
One Mile South of Lawsonville, N. C.
Tickets given with Purchases of SI.OO win FREE
PRIZES every Saturday.
We have a new line of OUTING PRINTS and GING
HAMS 10c yd. up.
DRESSES for CHILDREN, MISSES and WOMEN.
Visit Our Beauty Shop For
YOUR FALL PERMANENT
$2.50 Permanents $ I.ko
$3.50 Permanents 2.50
$5.00 Permanent.', 3,50
$7.00 Permanents 5.i,0
(Special Foi- 10 Days)
ideal Beauty Shoppe
Mrs. M. O. Stevens
OPERATOR
where it was voted to hold it
this year. Pass the word along
to ail about this change of place.
An interesting program is bv
ing arranged and a good time
can be expected by all who at-
Itend. All Tuckers and their de
scendants whatever name arc
invited to attend and bring a
| well filled basket for the picnic
| dinner at 1:00 p. m.
ELMER A. TUCKER,
President.
NOTICE
Having qualified 33 the admin
istrator of L. L. Nunn, late of
the county of Stokes, this i s to
notify all persons holding claims
against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or
before the 7th day of September,
1940, or this notice will be plead
in bar of their recocery. All
persons indebted to said estate
will make immediate settlement
with the undersigned.
This September 7, 1939.
ANDY H. NUNN, Admr.,
of L. L. Nunn, Westfleld,
N. C.. Route 1.
Subscribe for the Danbury F.e
porter. SI.OO the year.
OCTOBER CIVIL TERM, 1939
STOKES COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT
CALENDAR
His Honor Zeb V. Nettles,
Judge Presiding.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1939.
27. Gibson vs.. Gibson. A. J. Ellington for plain
tiff.
29. Cobb vs. Cobb. L. H. van Noppen for plain
tiff.
20. Payne vs. Payne. L. H. van Noppen for plain
tiff.
31. Dillon vs. Dillon. Petree & Petree for plain
tiff.
33. W infrey vs. W infrey. R. J. Scott for plain
tiff.
"14. Gunter vs. Gunter. A. J. Ellington for plain
tiff.
35. Covington vs. Covington. L. H. van Noppen
for plaintiff.
11. W. V. Moran vs. John Southern. R. J. Seott
for plaintiff and Petree & Petree for defendant.
21. 0. M. Kirbv vs. Brotherhood of Locomotive,
Firemen and Enginemen. R. J. Scott for plain
tiff, and Smith. W barton and Huclgins for de
fendants. ' • {
25. Gladys Lewis. Administratrix, vs. Atlantic
Coast Line Railway Company et al. John C.
Wallace & H. H. Leake for plaintiff and
Craige & Craige for defendants.
24. W. F. Stephens, administrator, vs. Atlantic
Coast Line Railway Company, et al. Wallace
& Leake for plaintiff and Craig'e & Craige for
defendants.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1939.
23. \\. H. Davis and wife vs. The Federal Land
Bank of Columbia. Parrish & Deal, and Hall
& Hall for plaintiff, and John J. Ingle for de
fendant.
-y Davis and wife vs. The Federal Land
Bank of Columbia. Parrish «£ Deal, and Hall
& Hail for plaintiff, and John J. In !e for de
fendant.
2. Joe I v>. '. J. East. S. G. Sparger for
plaintiff and .J. H. Hall for defendant.
"■ } n : y flatter Of: State vs. Buie & Long.
Daltcn, i urner and Dickson.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1939.
20. O. J. Boles vs. Blizzard Motor Express Com
pany. Padgett & Badgett for plaintiff, and
Folger & Folger for defendant.
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MOTION DOCKET
6. Norman Hawkins vs. J. R. York. R.J. Scott
for plaintiff and Petree & Petree for defendant.
15. The Federal Land Bank of Columbia vs. T.
E. Davis, et al. R. J. Scott for plaintiff and J.
W. Hall and D. C. Kirby for defendant.
18. D. E. Nelson vs. Jones Nelson. Freeman and
Folger & Folger for plaintiff and R. J. Scott
for defendant.
19. Carrie Moore, et al, vs. C. B. Moore, et al. R.
J. Scott for plaintiffs and Petree & Petree for
defendants.
22. S. W. Wilkins, et al, vs. W. T. Shelton, Trus
tee, et al. Petree & Petree for plaintiff and R
J. Scott and D. C. Kirby for defendantts.
13. State of North Carolina on relation of A. C.
Simmons vs. The Board of Education of Stokes
County, et al. W. L. Reece for plaintiff and S.
G. Sparger and R. J. Scott for defendants.
14. State of North Carolina on relation of Frank
R. Stone vs. The Board of Education of Stokes
County, et al. Reece for plaintiff and S. G.
Sparger and R. J. Scott for defendants.
12. Susie Crews Woodruff, et al vs. Joseph How
ard Woodruff, et al. W. R. Palton, atty.
Cases not reached 9 v n day set for trial will be
heard as the court may direct.
J. WATT TUTTLE,
Clerk Superior Court. ,
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