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i PUBLISHED THURSDAYS The Dan bury Reporter N. E. PEPPER, Editor and Publisher Issued Thursdayo at Danbury, N. C., and entered at the Danbury pastoffice as second class matter, under act. of Congress, ninonii auvvkuii| KtprtNivinfv r* . '.» • ™ T1 Nm Ymk : fliitsfs : PHrWt : Albals t Mk iilL. Danbury, North Carolina, October 8, 1942 * * . - i CRIMINAL COURT NEXT MONDAY Eighty-six Cases On Docket, One ' For Murder Charge Nearly All Actions For Violation Of \ The Liquor Laws, Driving i Drunk, Etc. The regular fall term of crimi nla court convenes next Monday with Judge Allen H. Gwyn on the bench and Solicitor Ralph J. Scott prosecuting on behalf of the State. Eighty-six cases are on the docket. There is one action, State vs. Joe Johnson, in which the charge is murder. Practically all the remaining cases are for viola tions of the liquor laws, manufac turing, transporting, driving drunk, etc. Thirteen are actions for cost in former terms. Thero are 7 larceny cases, 5 for reckles-i driving, two for non-support, one for conspiracy. The criminal term will last several days, possibly a week. Monday, October 19, the term for the trial of civil actions will begin. Questionnaires Not Returned Stokea County Local Board No. 1 Below is a list of registrants names of the first and second reg istration who have not re'.urned their occupational questionnaires to this office The questionnaires have not been returned to this office mark ed "unknown by postmaster." If you have not received your occupational questionnaire notify this office immediately. To those who have received oc cupational questionnaires it is important that they be returned at once. Ben Brim, Spencer, Va. John Miguel, Germanton. Carlis Leonard Smith, Lawson ville. Robert Elzie Rakes, Fi co. Claude England Joyce, High Point. George Nunn, Franciscol Jonah H:inson Hill, Leaksville. James Madison Edwards, Lin den. Luther Boyd, Walnut Cove. Richard Cephus Newsom, To MR. FARMER—MR. BUILDER—MR. CONTRACTOR: ] We have several thousand feet No. 3 Oak Flooring that is ideal for medium dwellings, tenant houses, garages, and other out buildings at the low price of $15.00 per thousand feet a* long as present stock lasts. Other building materials reasonable In price. WANTED TO BUY 1-2 MILLION FEET FRAMING AND BOARDS 9 Open For Busfaee* Oa Saturdays STUART LUMBER CORPORATION nuA«r. • ■■■ nunu | i I baccoville. totftftitfS r Spencer Alex Norman, Thut mond. 8 General Lee Goins, Walnut r Cove, f Harvy Brown, Pilot Mtn. * Hayes Thomas Simmons, Mar tinsville, Va. Jenkins D. D a vfli s, Ellerbe Springs. , Fredrick Lester Lawson, Mayo t' dan. . Local Board Wants ; 1 Information About »' Missing Registrants I Below is a list of registrants j names of the first and second registrations whose occupational questionnaires have been return lid to this office marked "unknown I 3 1 'or unclaimed" by postmaster: ft Charlie Thomas Wilkins, Madi- I son. j Jeffery William Mabe, Lawson ville. | Frank John Alvarez, Del. Eure ' ka, Kansas. I I William Hillary Flynt, Walnut Cove. I Woodrow Albert Hutcherson, 1 High Point. [ Earl Frank Thomas, Lawson ville. ' j Charlie Arthur Phillips, Ridge- L way, Va. | J Julius Doss Wilson, Dry Fork, ' Va. . | i i j Arthur Brockley Moore, Bas ' set, Va. | Allie Farineton Long, Winston ' Salem. Samuel Arthur Martin Sandy Ridge. William Edward HSU, Martinß ' ville, Va. William Carlis Forrest, Fran ' Cisco. 1 Bruce Woodrow Martin, M*di ' son. | Allan Grover Key, White Plains. | OlUe Cicero Cornatzer, Pine' Hall. | Ernest Preston Minor, West field. If any of the above registrants have addresses different than those above please notify this of-' flee immediately. If any person knows the where abouts or the addresses of the above named registrants it is your duty as a citizen to notify this office immediately. THE DANBURY REPORTER , Fatal Burning Of Ralph Junior McGee At King Saturday r Ralph Junior McGee, 11-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mc- Gee of King, died Monday morn ing at a Winston-Salem hospital of burns suffered Saturday when his brother accidently tossed flam ing gasoline on him, setting his clothing afire. Bill McGee, Ralph's brother, || was pouring gasoline into the car buretor of his car while Ralph t was standing nearby. Backfire set the gasoline afire and a by-stand er told Bill to throw the gasoline . out. Without looking, Bill tossed the flaming contents of the can . away and the blazing fluid struck' his brother. Severely burned, Ralph was taken to a Winston-Salem hos pital. His condition never improv ed. Ralph's sister, Betty Jo McGee, who was standing near him, was also burned, but not seriously. Surviving are the parents; one brother, Bill McGee; two sisters, Norma and Betty Jo McGee, all of the home; and the grandpar ents. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Chest nut Grove Methodist Church. Rev. James H. Blackmore and Dr. J Mitchell of Pinnacle conducted the services. Burial was in the church graveyard. I __ James Noell Sisk, Lawsonville. Thomas William Jessup; Mount' Airy. , i . I .4* | Clarence Ellis Conrad, Jackson c ville. V. 1 4. -I * -l*i i James Ralph Wilson, Tobacco* ville. Betty Lou Boyles On Brithday '4lr. and Mrs. Homer Boyles en tertained at their home, King; Rjjute 1, honoring their daughter, Betty Lou, on Iher fourteenth birthday./ The house was decorat-1 ed throughout with fall flowers. In the dining room the table centered with a pink and green birthday cake holding fourteen j pink candles. Three contests were 'given with prizes going to Minnie Frances Tedder and Leon Boyles. Wef6 ty the following/ Betty Lou Boyles, Fannie Sue Bennett, Jo Ann Boyles, Harry Lee Boyles, Cleo Bennett, Mary J Bennett, Jean Covington, Carris? Lee Cooke, Jeannette Cooke, Mary Jo Ferguson, Annie Lou Robert son, Lorraine Robertson, Betty 1 Lou Taylor, Annie Ruth Taylor, I Minnie Francis Tedder, Leon Boyles, Maurice Kent Bennett, Leo i Bennett, Rober Covington, Harold i Gronett, CTaxton Hall, Maurce | Robertson, Bobby Taylor and Royce Voss. Mrs. Boyles was assisted in serving by Mrs. Hobert Boyles, Mrs. Howard Robertson aad Mrs. Oscar Cooke. Registration Books 1 Open 9P»n Saturday. "K%'■ •r, . m FARM MACHINERY RATIONING BOARD NAMED FOR STOKES I ' ■ Temporary Program To Remain In Effect Until November 1; Classification Listed. I Announcement of the personnel ' of the Stokes County Rationing Committee to handle temporary 'rationing of new farm machinery until November 1, 1942, was made i today by Jacob Fulton, chairman of the County USDA War Board. Mr. Fulcon, who is also chair man of the County AAA Commit tee, will serve as chairman of the rationing body, and other mem bers named by the county USDA War Board are: B. B. Walker, j Walnut Cove, N. C.; and H. P. Loftis, Walnut Cove, N. C. Alter nate members are: H. G. Tuttle, Walnut Cove, N. C.; and S. A. Flinchum, Danbury, N. C. Responsibility for administer the new farm machinery rationing program was delegated to the Ag riculture Department by the OPA, he said. Secretary of Agriculture Wickard named Fred S. Wallace, chief of the AAA and' special War Board Assistant, to handle the i program nationally, and directed State USDA War Boards to be responsible Tor rationing on state levels. Secretary Wickard also provided for setting up the coun ty rationing committees, j The order setting up the ration ing program provided that the chairman of the County AAA Committee should be chairman of the rationing committee, and that two representative farmers should be selected by the County USDA War Board ot serve as regular members. Naming of two alter nates also was provided in the order. Chairman, Jacob Fulton, said that no member of the committee may act on his own application to purchase new machinery, an application of a member of his immediate family or other near relative, or that of his landlord, tenant, or other business assoc iate. J No member of the rationing committee may be a person en gaged in the business of selling new machinery and equipment. Under the program, Chairman Jacob Fulton said, one classifica tion (Group A) includes items I which are scarce and which are vitally needed in 1942 agricultural production, may be sold only upon approval of the county rationing committee. Equipment in this class includes: combines, corn pickers, disc harrows, feed grind ers, fertilizer spreaders, gram drills, grain elevators, hay balers, lime spreaders, manure spreaders, milk coolers, milking machines, pickup balers, potato digger*, shredders, and tractors, including garden tractors. I A second Classification (Group B), includes items somewhat less scarce which may be sold upon certification by the farmer to the dealer that it is required to meet current agricultural needs. This group includes most other types of farm machinery. | "A. third classification Group C), includes smaller items frhich may' be sold without raatvfction, such as hoes, rakes, forks, scythes, •l ovely t*d all tand-«j&& an* v * * ■ | one and two-horse farm machine ry and equipment not included in $ group A. Machinery and equip jment listed under Group B auto a maticaliy falls in Group C if hand : J operated or drawn by one or twx> horses and may be sold without restrictions" I Eligibility requirements 0o r 5 Group A purchases, he added, in y eluded inadequacy of present P. equipment and inability to' meet e | farm production goals by repair -3 ing, or by purchasing or renting 1 I •# »• V nrt * l vu£6d machinery, or by custom or w exchange work. A purchaser must I '.turn m replaced equipment and 4 | agree to rent or let others use the • new machinery on specified terms j and conditions. The purchaser '• | must present a satisfactory rea • son if changing from horses or * mule power to motor power, or ' from hand labor to machinery. He said there are no restric tions on sale or transfer of used ", farm machinery, equipment or re pair parts. Additional informa i ' i tion concerning eligibility of ap , plication for purchases of new 2 1 farm equipment may be secured ! * I from the county rationing com r' mittee or your hardware dealer. e Application may be had from any 3 implement dealer of from Hazel e F. Bowles, clerk at the County e AAA Office. 3 | __ * Death Of Mrs. Carrie Wilkins J Mrs. Carrie Robertson, Wilkin*, L I aged 50, wife of J. F. Wilkins of fl ■ . , Sandy Ridge, died last week at a tJI \ . | Martinsville, Va. hospital after a L short illness. " r Surviving are the husband; her . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bart Rob -2 ertson, of Lawsonville; 'ttyreo brothers, Buck and John Robert i son of Lawsonville and Thomas 5 Robertson, of Stuart, Va.; and i four sisters, .Mrs. Roy Woods of i Madison; Mrs. Peter Knight of j Sandy lUdge; Mrs. John Corn and rjMrs. L. C. Welch, of Winston-Sa , lem. ;f MSI HIIIYSW' I Y I \ m- * ty*r«r X 1 6 511 1-2 North Liberty St X ' i WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. . ?, 1 6 *■ Phone 9124 Y, g .Machine Wave, $1.50 to $7.50 S f 1 a Machineless, $2.50 to SIO.OO X : x Spiral, $5.00 to SIO.OO 1 - , | ALL WORK GUARANTEED | * 6 OPERATORS : MISS PARMELEE GROTTS, (Mgr.) 6; X MISS LOUISE MEDLIN Y ! X MISS PAULINE MARTIN 0\ Thursday, Oct. 8, 1942 ! WART ADS ] i • * ,5 5 LOST—Between Lawsonville t Nelson's Funeral Home, white * lemon spotted walk* p A. Oina" on collar. ReMnL W. A. OWENS, '• \ Frmncjwso, N. C. WANI'kD— Double - barrel 12~~ guage shotgun. Will trade 8- tube console radio. A good dMI I for am oe body. If interested, r write The Reporter, Danborjr, t N. C. j WANTED—s| tenant f6r good to bacco and grain farm. Good stock 5 and tools furnished. See Dallas i Kirby, Danbury, N. C. '> FOR RENT: Good farm—stock furnished—lo tobacco acres— r 90 acres open land." See C. W. / r Williams, Oak Ridge, North Carolina. , , . WANTED: Sassafras Roots. Write or phone George C. Brown & Company, 1730 West Lee Street, phone 4118, Greens boro, N. C. " i TRANSPORTATION FOR WEEK v \ END TRIPS, FISHING, BUSI -3 NESS TRIPS, ETC., AT ANY TIME TO ANY PLACE. CALL '• JIM BOOTH AND HIS STA- V TION WAGON AT: 60, Dan -1 bury, or 98,. Walnut Cove, 1 FROM 1 TO 10 PERSONS; PRICES RIGHT. ' ; SUBSCRIBE TO THE* } NEWSPAPER THAT IS ALL-OUT FOR r AMERICA AND ! STOKES CO. . ' ll ■ I I'«I I i Jafflßßt 4 " 'lil® r i j dHhni f
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