THE DANBURY REPORTER
Established 1872 Volume 66
List Of Boys
Registered Tuesday
New Contingent Coming Of Age 21 Since
Last Year's Enlistment
The Stokes draft board at Dan
bury has received cards of the
young men coming of age since
last year's enlistment, and who
registered Tuesday, July 1.
The list which, while not com
plete, is practically complete, fol
lows:
j Otis Ray Nance, Sandy Ridge.
Raymond Theodore Barker,
Pinnacle.
Powell Edward McKinney, Pin
nacle.
Early Nathaniel Pratt, Pinnacle.
Leonard Odell Rutledge, Ger
man ton.
Frank Martin Bondurant,
Westfield. ]
Ralph Shereve Martin, Walnut
Cove. 
Rufus Blain Throckmorton,
Walnut Cove.
Walter James Eccles, Walnut
Cove.
Ed Wall Young, Walnut Cove.
William Luther Baker, Danbury.
Enoch Carson Middleton, To
baccoville.
Carl Harrispn Adkins, Madisqn.
Floyd Herman Joyce, Pilot
Mountain.
Leonard Wood Martin, Pinnacle.
Otis Carter, Sandy Ridge.
John Thomas Scott, German !
ton.
Hilory Sanford Moi ton, Wainut
Cove.
Joseph Lee Tuttle, Tobaccovilk.
Watson Smith, Danbury.
Ike Collins, Walnut Cove.
James Harry Manuel, German-!
ton.
Claude Ray Kirby, King.
Percy Madison Smith, Walnut
Cove.
James Thomas Reynolds, Ger
manton.
Robert Wade Hall, Walnut'
Cove.
Harmon Ray Kiser, King.
Robert William Adkins, Dalton.
Claude Wilmoth, Danbury.
Thomas William Jessup, West
field.
Earl Wilson Joyce, Madison.
Fred Lawson, Rural Hall.
James Eugene Tuttle, Rural J
Hall.
Reuben Belmont Reynolds,
King. s
Frank Forrest, Danbury.
Fred Maxwell Ray, Lawsonville.
Elwood James Flinchum, Dan
bury. f
James Paul Scales, Belew'n
Creek.
Wendell Vest Keiger, Tobacco
ville.
Walliam Paul Ore, Pine Hall.
Lewis Calup Hicks, Pine Hall. 1
Jones Mabe, Danbury.
Grady Andrew Newsom, King. 
James Ted Cox, King.
William Randolph Mabe, Dan- 
bury.
James Ererette Hawkins, San
dy Ridge. ; r ' {
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Thomas Manuell, Madison.
Joseph Edgar Moorefield, Pin
nacle.
Roger Watson Neal, Walnut
Cove.
William Tobie Heath, Walnut
Cove.
Paul Carlton Amos, Sandy
Ridge.
China Glenn Fagg, Danbury.
Reuben Gilbert Tilley, Walnut
Cove.
James Eugene Moser, King.
Rupert Tuttle Hall, King.
Joseph Marion Boles, German
ton.
William Ralph Browder, Ger
man ton.
Ralph Noah Moore, Walnut
Cove.
John Welch, Pine Hall.
Eugene Vance Pepper, Danbury.
James Hardy Mitchell, Walnut
Cove.
Robert Jackson Heath, Walnut
Cove.
James Arthur Brown, Walnut
Cove.
Avery Wilson Farmer, Walnut
Cove.
Drewey Glenn Hooker, Tobac
coville.
Rupert Wallace Webster, Ger
manton.
Charlie Dascasta Jackson, Vadc
Mecum.
John Chester Neal, Jr., Walnut j
Cove.
I
Moir McHone, Lawsonville.
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Andrew Eaton, Pinnacle.
Ezra Jessup, Jr., Pilot Moun- j
tain.
James Henry Fagg, Walnut
Cove.
Robert Aldine Slawter, Pin
nacle.
Royce William Fulk, Danbury. j
E. P. Hylton, Lawsonville.
Carl Eugene Nunn, Pilot Moun- j
tain.
Clyde Monroe Sally, Walnut j
Cove.
William Obey, Francisco.
Louis Richard Sheppard, Law-,
sonville.
Fred Lafayette Newman, Sand/
Ridge.
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Harry Ray Smith, Walnut Cove, i
William Clarence Lawson, Law
sonville.
Fletcher Hughes, Madison.
Raymond Boles, Pine Hall.
James Wifmer Stewart, West
field.
Otis Mabe, Walnut Cove.
James Carl Roberts, Pine Hall.
Joe C. Smith, Danbury.
Clifton Hanes Smith, Pine Hall.
Louis Edward Matthews, Re
lew's Creek.
Jack Lonzo Hairston, Walnut
Cove.
Herman Lee Holland, Belew's
Creek.
Loyd George TUley, Pinnacle.
Carl Ray Holder, Pinnacle.
Otis Jessie Williams, Walnut
Danbury, N. C., Thursday, July 3, 1941 * * *
: President Voices Hope
That America
May Stay Out of War
Hyde Park, N. Y. —With a firm
ness undiminished by the latest
i phases of Europe's war, President
Rooseve'.t voice? onto again Men
day a hope that h. !.'Q>.CJ itaie.®
could keep out of the conflict.
Certainly Americans—and he
included himself in his statement
—were all against war just as
they were all against sin, he as
serted.
Yet, with the caution with
which he always has appraised
publicly Ameijfica's chanoes of
keeping out of the fighting, the
Chief Executive did not go so far
as to say he believed the nation
could remain at peace.
In fact, he went to some pain 3,
at a press conference, to make it
I plain that he was voicing only a
j hope, as he has done many times
before.
Even so, his words attained a
measure of extra significance
from the act that some critics
had been contending the admin
istration was nudging the country
toward active participation in the
war and some administration of
ficials had been urging greater
and more effective aid for foes
of the axis, including use of the
navy.
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McAnally Reunion
I To Be H£ld July 6th
! I
j The annual McAnally reunion |
will be held Sunday, July Gth, at 1
C. Wesley McAnally home j
place. All friends nnd relatives j
are invited to CJ'UIC and brink ai
j !
| well filled basket.
Cove.
Frank Arnold King, Westfield. £
| Gray Erastus Stone, Jr., j
j William Ralph Steele, Sand; i
Ridge. j
Ralph Harvel Frye, Francisco, j
Ralph Allen Neal, Pine Hall. i 1
Joseph Bryant Martin, Dan- %
Ibury. , r
; Dennis William Lawson, Ger- *
, manton. r
Johnny Clarence Myers, Walnut f
! Cove.
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Homer Jackson Hall, Pine Hall.
Homer Howard Amos, Sandy f
Ridge.
Ralph Thomas Young, Walnut , a
Cove. ®
Reuben Clarendon Abbott, Wal- 1
nut Cove.
William Charles Bowman, Pin
nacle. , 11
James William Hicks, Walnut 0
Cove. \ j
Norman Porter Brown, Walnut *
Cove. f
Clifton Eldon Wilkins, Sandy!
Ridge. I *
Clarence Vaughn Shelton, Law- , 11
sonville. I
William Louis White, German-1 1
ton.
James Paul Mabe, Danbury.
Roy Sam Barr, King. j 1
William Rayford Martin, Fran-1 V
CIBCO. - A
John Madieon Hamm, Tobacco-1
ville.
Jaflies Alvin Hill, Francisco. '
STOKES JURORS
TO ROCKINGH AM
Thirty Veniremen Summoned By
Sheriff John Taylor To Attend
Wentworth Court August 5 In
Case Of B. R. Webb
Sheriff J. John Taylor this
week summoned thirty citizens of
Stokes county to attend Went
worth, Rockingham county, court
August 6 out of which a jury
will be selected in the case of
State vs. B. R. Webb.
Webb is indicted in an auto
manslaughter case.
The veniremen are as follows:
H. H. Williamson, Jr."
Phil Dunlap
Ralph Ward
Moir Amos
Willis Moore
J." T. Tucker
Wilbert Tucker
Bryan Smith
Ralph Christian
Arthur George
Reid Nelson
Sam Simmons
E. F. Walker
E. F. Stone
C. O. Boyles, Jr.
John Terry
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R. W. Barr
J. H. Ferguson
J. H. Baker
H. G. Johnson
Marvin Young
Edgar Wall
Sam Lewis
J. H. Neal
J. C- Redman
James Easley
S. W. Smith
R. E. Cromer
H. P. Loftis
J. Will Morefield.
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Stokes County
Red Cross Unit
Is Organized
A Stokes county branch of the '
Red Cross for community service,
was organized Friday night at i
meeting held at the courthouse.
Mrs. Thomas Watson, vice-chair
roan of community service group
of the Woman's Club and Mis.
Winifred Black, executive seci -
I
tary of the Red Cross of Winston-
Salem, attended.
Mrs. Black explained the firs
aid and home nursing course. Of
ficers elected were L. H. van,
Noppen, chairman; Miss Gracj,
Taylor, vice-chairman; Mrs:,
Jacob Fulton, secretary and treas-,
urer; Mrs. Sallie F. Pepper, 1
chairman of roll call; Miss Mar
jorie Pepper, chairman of Junior
Red Cross, Mrs. Bess Smoyer,
production chairman.
Others present were Mrs. Paul
Fulton, Mrs. C. J. Helsabeck, ■
Mrs. Lila T. Pearce, Mrs. Edward
Bailey, Mrs. Carlos Davis, A. J.
Ellington, Miss Virginia Fulton,
Miss Luna Taylor.
Mrs. Watson explained volun
teer work and what part the
Woman's Club is faking in first
aid.
R. L. Dalton of Lawsonville
was in town Wednesday.
Published Thursdays
STOKES GOES OVER
TOP 50 PER CENT
Hore Contributions Received From
I King—Sandy Ridge Next Week
The Stokes county contnbutions
to the United Service Organiza
tion were greatly increasei by tl:e
'!following donations fro Tv i King.,
List of contributors from Sandy
■ | Ridge will be published next
week.
| Stokes county has already gone
50 per cent, ovei her quota.
The undersigned business places I
i and citizens of King contribute
the following amounts to the
U. S. O.:
CHARLIE CARROLL, local chm.
King P.I.A. $2.00
King Drug Company 2.00
King Woman's Club 1.00
Dr. I. A. Booe 1.00
C. R. Carroll 1.00
Fred E. Shore 1.00
.Theodore Newsome 1.00
0. L. Rains 1.00 J
Stokes Motor Company 1.00 1
;1. G. New, Sr. 1.00
I
| Mrs. S. W . Pulliam 1.00 |
h. H. Brown * 1.00 1
!j. W . Fulk * I.oo'
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A. S. Frantis 1.00
Roy Holland 1.00
jHferbert Marshall 1.00
Gentry Cash Store 1.00
J. R. Jones 1.00
Di. E. M. Griffin .50
Frank Rains .50
'C. A. Lewis .50
' Edgar Johnson .50
'J. N . Law .50
JO. F. Green .50
' Re\ . David Weinland .50
jD. j . Moser .50
C. D. Slate, Si. .50
j Golden Baker .50
'L. E. Campbell :
Noel Dunivant .50
i
Fanner's Hardware .51
Jr.. N. Gentry .5.
Nowell Newsome .50
Robert Johnson .5(.
'ualt.n Grii'.in ,5-i
! William Snlly .5..
|\V. Wall .s'i
'C. S. Newsome .s>'
Dewey Long JR-
Paul Slate .a',
j. A. Rumley and family 5'
C. C. Collins ,2.">
Ideal Cafe . .2".
Grady Collins .25
j. G. Slate, Jr: .25
Everette Spainhour .25
.S. F. Boyles .25
JR. W. Boles .2 r i 1
Mrs. C. R. Carroll .25
Mary Jo Carroll .25
I W. B. Sprinkle . .25 :
R. B. Delp 251
Hubert Barr .2"}
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Lonnie Long .25 j
W . C. Searcy .25 ,
John McGee .251
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iL. D. Pruitt ' * .25 i
1 . 1
K. E. Brown .25 1
C. O. Boyles, Jr: J .25 j
TOTAL $36.00 Jl
Sheriff and Mrs. J. J. Taylor 1
had as guests Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Simpson, Mrs. J. i
T. Simpson, Mrs. Elizabeth Harp
er, and Miss Virginia Simpson of..
Winston-Salem.
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Number .'5,591
North Carolina People
To Make (Jilt of Merc>
Plane To England
Raleigh. .luac.'jO. The huge
amphibian Gsumann am'ou.l ifco
or mercy plane which thousands
inspected on a three day state
wide tour oi' North Carolina has
I
ieturned to New York where com
plete ambulance and hos|J£ai'
equipment will be rapidly in
stalled so that the mercy ship
can be rushed to England to bo
gin the work of rescuing crews
of combat planes downed at sea,
carrying injured civilians in bomb
raided areas on the English Isles.
Modern tactics of warefare
have made airplane ambulances,
unknown in previous wars, an
absolute necessity. Without ad
ditional mercy planes of the type
which the Old North State Fund
proposes to present the people of
j England as a gift of citizens of
this state, Enghwd will continue
to be sorely pressed lor facilities
j
to relieve the suffering of civil
ians and members of her armeJ
foicis and thousands will die for
the lack of skilled medical aid.
The urgency of the need has caus
ed Lord Beaverbrook and other
British officials to make a strong
appeal to the British-American
Ambulance Corps for more ambu
lance planes io be rushed over
seas.
To meet this situation, tiie Old
North State Fund, of which Gov
ernor J. M. Broughton is honor
ary chairman, is rushing prepi
iations for a campaign to rai.-
$75,000 to purchase ami delivtr a.
fully t [tripped mercy ship at Uk
ear!i>-st ;■ moment. It is
, the hope of the aruaniy.alion's . \-
l that Noith Ca: - -
v>2ii:.i in the first state to pi - -
sent the English people with :i
airplane ambulance as a gift .
citizens.
In i ninien'.ing upon the it;
statewide t./.ir, Judge Fieden i;.
O. Bowman, j-ta!-.- chairnan
the fund, declared "After visiting
many >it:s in the state an i :
ii g ,;! .•! interest and en:: -
...a i.iv citizens i:i
SeCti'il.ri. WO Ivel C«i.;VI!l- s.l t.
our ul.j.v tive oi making a gift
a ni'h'y j lan • to the .people
rln j \.ill be sjieedily u;u ... i.
Eveiywhoio, citizens in all v,. Ik
of Ino expressed the willingm
to participate in this hiimani
rian movement which means ->
much to the British people."
J. M. Hill Dies
In Stuart Hospital
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I J. M. Hill, aged 80, died Tues
day evening at a Stuart, Va.,
hospital. *
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Funeral services were con
ducted at 2:00 o'clock at tho
home near Sandy Ridge. Burial
will be in the family plot near
the home.
Surviving are his widow; one
daughter, Mrs. W. G. Nelson,
Spencer, Va.; three sons, S. La
, Hill, F. N. Hill and G. C. Hill,
I all of Sandy Ridge. 4
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