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fmmumm thdmdats j Banquet To Be Held i, (Opatrlbuted) " A Mother-Daughter banquet jj - «fli fee MM is the basement of Ua Mithiidist church Monday eve- , nag, May «, at 6:00 o'clock, epaaaored by the Woman's Society ! i of Christian Service. All moth-ij era, grandmothers and daughters , \ ai the city are urged to come. 3 Mkm Grace Taylor will be the ] nMxtm of ceremony and many , iaiewathig topics will be dis useed by the members intersper sed with music from the Glee Ghdn A three-course dinner has beea planned for the small fee ofi i >^oooooooo^oooooooooooo>oooooooooooo I PERMANENT WAVES | $1.50 to $7.00 | | We give Machineless Permanent Waves. . . x | $2.50 to $5.00 I y Have you tried the new Cream Oil Wave 0 $ Come in for Free Consulation x | ALL WORK GUARANTEED \ I 4 YEARS EXPERIENCE $ I IDEAL BEAUTY SHOPPE ! $ 1 Mile South of Lawsonvllle at STEVENS' STORE a OOOQX>>X>X>o>>>X>ooX>>X > >X>>X>X>oX>' ft] >1 . • NEWS and FACTS ... of Statewide Interest r. f The Bth Birthday of One of North Biggest Taxpayers! On May 1, 1933, beer was re-legalized in North Carolina. Since that time, it has paid taxes as follows: To The State Treasury ... ....... $6,777,854.76 To North Carolina Counties . . ... v 993,750.00 | To Our Cities and Towns .. *• 377,500.00 | ■ -•>?'% i This $8,149,104.76 total is in addition, of course, to federal taxes Amounting to about $7,000,000. Thousands of new jobs have been cre a.ed, moreover, bringing in a new stream of income and a re-vitalization of trade in North Carolina. Social Benefits, Too Important as well are the social results. The American brewing indus try has promoted a vigilant campaig n to protect the public against abuses in the retail sale of beer—a campaign to see that the reputation of the thousands of retailers operating legally and decently is not smeared by the relatively few who would use a beer license to shield illegal activities. In the past two years, for example, the North Carolina beer industry s "Clean Up or Close Up" program has resulted in the elimination of 155 undesirable outlets. The brewing industry submits this record to you because it takes justi fiable pride in k. Your support has made the achievements possible; your continued support will make results even more outßlandiaf* "*i BREWERS AND NORTH CAROLINA I BEER DISTRIBUTORS COMMITTEE I £dgirH. Bam, State Director, Suite 80*817 Co«Merqo| 6ldf mum* IB COOWRATKM WITH TM» MHTEP HtfWHB mmTMH. fWHHW ■ • King P.-T.A. Meets ' The King Parent-Teacher Asso met for the regular month ly meeting on Monday evening. May 5, at the school auditorium-, Mrs. W. R. Ferguson called the meeting to order and appointed C. M. Felts temporary chairman to preside over the election of of ficers. E. C. Slate, chairman of the nominating committee, sub mitted the following officers for re-election: president, Mrs. R. W. i 25 cents per plate. A large crowd has expressed their desire to be there. The Woman's Society of Christian Service will welcome leach one. TOE DANBUAY REPORTER MimiIIIW Manny, Hh> A«y Moon; treasurer, Vn. Worth Gentry. The election «M unani mous. During the bMfcw session several matters of vital impor- j tance were discussed and splendid, reports sen beard from the va-1 rious committees. Reid Jones brought a message about the county cooperative farm program. He urged that each person pres ent assist in getting the food and feed cards signed and sent to the, county agent as early as possible. Rising votes of thanks we/e given Mrs. R. W. Fergusoa, pres ident and Wade La'ke}, scout J master for outstanding service to the school and community curing the past year. The president asked the same committees to stand for another year, with the following changes social, Mrs. Parker to replace Mr. Parker; special, H. H. Brown to replace John Brown; recreation, Miss Varner to replace Mr. Park er. Bob Flinchum was a business visitor today from Route 1. •• * • Mr. and Mrs. Robah Smith and Mrs. Carl Ray attended the Wake Forest-Duke baseball game at Wake Forest Wednesday. FARMERS WANTED I want a man and wife to raise 2 acres in tobacco and all the corn they need. Will furnisj stock and tools and fertilizer, al so good milk cow. R. L. HALL, Lawsonville, N. C. U.M.& Meets Monday (Contributed) Hie Union Missionary Society i of Dan bury met Monday evening i I at the home of Mrs. J. L. Love | with all members present. i I With the president, Mrs. G. H. Alford, presiding, the meeting 'came to order. Mrs. Alford read a portion of scripture for the devotionals and' Mrs. J. S. Taylor led in prayer. i The secretary's and treasurer's reports were read and approved. | During*' the business session, ways and means of adding to our budget were discussed. The Society voted to meet in the Presbyterian church during June, July and August on the • first Monday night of each month. Mrs. N. E. Wall and Mrs. N.' : I E. Pepper were the leaders, for our study book, "Characters of 1 the Bible". Mrs. J. S. Taylor . gave the orgin and history of the ■ hymn "Let the Lower Lights Be Burning", the Society joining in 'singing the hymn. » After the program, assignments for the next month were given, Mrs. Jessie Christian, Miss Mary. I Taylor and Mrs. Dallas Kirby for - the June meeting, t The hostess, Mre. J. L. Love, j assisted by her daughter, Fran-. i cis, served delicious refreshments i to the members. J HUMAN BABIES BROUGHT ' UP BY BABOONS • Reporting startling cases which prove that children can be reared i _ ! •by wild animals. An unusual j story by an eminent anthropolo-l gist, in the May 18th issue of The American Weekly, the big■ magazine distributed with the BALTIMORE SUNDAY AMERI CAN On sale at all newsstands. STUART THEATRE Stuart, Virginia Friday and Saturday, May 9-10 "BULLETS FOR BUSTLERS" Chas. Starrett, Sons of Pioneers 15c and 25c Sunday and Monday, May 11-12 "VICTORY" Frederick March Betty Field 15c and-30c Tues-Wed-Thnrs., May 13-14-15 "ARIZONA"* Jean Arthur William Holden Warren William 15c and 30c ■HHSSSBSBSBBBBBS^SSH^H^SSSSSSS A FORTUNE IS NOT ALWAYS AN INCOME—BUT AN INCOME IS ALWAYS A FORTUNE Try the "independent" way with a Security Registered Policy SECURITY LIFE * TRUST 00. W. M. FULP, Gen. Agt. Walnut Cove, N. C *»IA . DAYS ....... .u.A. 1 ,OD ,AWUWtmuM HUIfMH The undersigned having quali fied as Administrator of the es tate of the late Eliza Parale Ed wards this is to notify all per sons holding claims against said estate to present them to the un dersigned at King, N. C., Route 1, on or before the Bth day of May, 1042, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery. All persons owing said estate will make immediate settlement. This bth ja) cf May, 1.441. S. F. EDWARDS, Adm'r. of Eliza Parale Edwards. Badgett & Badgett, Attys for the Administrator. | READTHE WANT ADS , NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE I ! By virtue of the power of saU j contained in a certain deed of triist executed on ». 12th rie.y . f February, 1938, by N. C. Hooker (single to the undersigned trus -1 tee, to secure a note therein re ! cited, same being recorded ia | Stokes county, in Book 90, page J 510, to which reference is made, 1 default having been made in the payment of the note so secured and at the request of the holder thereon, I will offer for sale, to : the highest bidder, for cash, on SATURDAY, 17TH of MAY, 1941, at 12:00 o'clock, noon, at the | courthouse door in Danbury, N. I C., the property conveyed for sale therein and described as I follows: I "Beginning at an iron stake in j R. G. Smith's line, and the north east corner of the Dower tract, runs west 15.77 chains to an iron stake in Walter Riser's line; thence north 4 degrees 15' east ' 21.72 chains to an iron stake; i thence south 77 degrees 10* east with the line of a disputed bound ary between the Hooker and Earl Wall land 2.83 chains to an iron stake; thence north still with said disputed boundary 10 de grees east 7.80 chains to an iron stake in Earl Wall's line; thence north 86 degrees 30' east with the Wall line and the line of J. ; R. Napier 22.22 chains to a hick- I ory; thence south 31 degrees 46' I west 23.28 chains to an iron j stake thence south 57 degrees 55' j east 55 links to an iron stake ; thence south 19 degrees west 6.85 chains to the point of beginning, being two tracts as surveyed and containing 52.13 acres, more or less, being a part of the D. J. Hooker lands." This 16th day of April, 1941. CHAS. R. HELSABECK, Trustee. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as administra- ' to r of the estate of Ola Slate Grabs, deceased, late of Stokes county, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of the said de cceased to exhibit them to the un dersigned on or before the 23rd day of April, 1942, or this notice ? will be pleaded in bar of their re covery. All persons indebted to . said estate will please make im mediate payment. This the 23 day of April, 1941. O. O. GRABS, Adm'r of Ola Slate Grabs, Dec'd. NOTICE OF RE-SALE By virtue of an order of the Superior Court of Stokes County, rendered on Monday, April 28, 1941, in the. special proceeding entitled "Sallie Withers, Admin istratrix of Ed Hairston, de ceased, vs. Nathan Hairs to u_ and wife, Gertrude Hairston, et al" the undersigned will, on y WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1941, at the hour of two o'clock p. m., ' af State Planters Bank in Walnut ( Cove, N. C., offer at public sale to the highest bidder for cash the following described lands, to wit: j "Beginning at a stake at the Fish Traps, comer of No. 3, runs ' south 10 degrees west along * , drain 12 poles to a locust bush; thence south 17 degrees east 47 poles to a large chestnut, corner of No. 3; thence south 218 poles to a pine on Magotty Creek-; thence west 94 poles to a stake ' in Hairston's line; thence north j on Hairston's line 284 poles cross- • tag Magotty Creek to Dan River; ' thence down Dan River as it me- ! anders to the beginning,' contain-1 tag 163 ac*es, more or lest; being 1 the same land conveyed to ,Ed Hairston f|»d SofUHhir- J •ton, .b£-deed from A. G. Jooe* «Ad wtter W. A,,, v Ush and wtfe, Aanfc B. LB*. Tforedir, Jsf«y 8, LOANS • Wo wcJcoor application ft . loans, especially Beat Mat and monthly pay loai Regardless of whether yor application b accepted or o yon win receive the • courteous treatment a' 1 Bank. All transactions are strict!) confidential. We will be glad to have yon come in and talk the matter • over. V P Commercial & Farmers Bank BUBAL HALL, N. C. ~ ~~ == ' a 6CTWECOIAI FOLKS JJIGE BEST Rtyal Crtwn Mffiq C«. MtO Hvrthvest Blvd. Fbmme tx;t WiMIM-Silw. N. C. WHY PAY FULL PRICE FOR f MAGAZINES? When 1 have left-overs in all ' kinds for only 5c each or 6 for 25c Oome In And Look Them Over pa- E. P. NEWSUM The Magazine Man KINO, N. C. ~ f C. J. FLEMING VETEBINABIAN Phone 18 PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. Car. INVITATION We welcome you every Sunday • night at 7:00 o'clock service. A different minister and singers .j>' ~ each night —NELSON CHAPEL, ========= *' Land posters, forbidding all per «ons from bunting, trapping, or otherwise trespassing on your ~ land for sale by DANBURY REPORTER, • • • • "* dated January 19, 1903, recorded in the office of the Register of" - Deeds for Stokes comity, North Carolina, in Book No. 44, at pag»- 590, to which reference is hereun* to made for more certainty of de soription." This befai* a re-Sale, bidding : ***» *t J10M49. -l v '4 - „ li
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