Thursday,^!^^
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«»  -iiinr i -t
; ■» v' viitn'rp la.-
P. O. Frye and son, Cecil, of s
the Rockhouse section, were in j,
town this week on business.
*****
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Deputy Sho'. 'ff Mi :k Wall of ,J
Dodgetown was here- Mondny. |i
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Little Martha Wilkinson lias! J
gone to the Guill'ord College /
Camp, near Greensboro, lor a lew '
weeks.
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Joe Francis of Francisco was '
a business visitor in town Mon
day.
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Mrs. Mattie Sue Wilkinson is
visiting lriends at West Point, N. J
Y. this week. She will return on j
Friday.
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Mrs. Doris C. Petree and Jean ,
Carol spent the holiday week-end i
at Pinnacle, the guests of Mr. an.l
Mrs. John Christian.
**T * *
Gray Hall is in Thomasvillo
with his sister, Mrs. W. S. Hunt,
I
Jr.
*****
Miss Hijllie Rierson of Wa'nut
Cov is guest of Mrs. N. A.! Mar
tin.
*****
Mrs. Frank Burton of Greens
boro is here lor a visit while Lt.
Burton is away on a business trip.
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Mrs. J. It. Voss and Jewel Voss
ol' Walnut Cove spent the day
with Mrs. William McCanless
Tuesday.
*****
Mrs. Chwi lie Martin and chilii
rcn of Baltimore were here at v
er;:l days last week. They went
to Clnulotte from here for a visit
with her mother, Mrs. Grace
Moore, before returning to Balti
more.
*****
Lois Wall spent last week-end
with Barbara Hand at Woman'?
College, Greensboro. Miss Hand
was a jrtgesmate of Miss Wall's at
College several years
ago.
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Nellie Louise Taylor and Patsy
Todd left today for Morehead
City where they will be guests of
Virginia Joyce.
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Mrs. N. E. Wall and Mrs. Fran
ces Marshall and daughter, Ann,
are in Morehead City for a few
days visit with Mrs. W. E. Joyce.
,•* * » •
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fagg, Mrs.
James B. Joyce and children of
Wicston-Salem were here Sunday
afternoon at the H. M. Joyces.
Mrs. Joyce plans to join Mr.
Joyce this week at Carolina
Beach where he is engaged in war
Work.
The Albert Stuarts of Winston-
Salem were guests of Miss Nellie
Joyce Sunday.
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Katharine Sisk and Margie Pe
tree of Arlington, Va., are spend
ing a week at their respective
homes. Margie wiil leave this
week-end for Macon, Ga., to visit
her sister, Mrs. Wesley Hayden.
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isiting relatives in Norfolk, Va.
Ujs:ip s o '"' l '* * * 'i'T
J. PVcd" Bradshaw W'-BferßliW'
• • I J ' • ' ..
pent the week-end of the Fourth
1 Danbury.
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The following people nttoi'dtd
Cnbcl Mallonee's birthoay
>arty at Stokesburg Saturday
lifjlit, July 4th: John Taylor, 11.
. Scott, Lacy Gibson, Mis&s
2r:tne and Luna T;i\ lor, Mrs. W.
2. Will'inson, of Danhuiy, Frort
Jradshnw of Burgaw, Mis. Kliza
icth Gcor;;c and Law.M:.i
!v.' ofWatnul Cove.
v >:■ ' •> a
Mis* Grace Taylor is visiting
Urn. Hodnev Snow it. llij-'h Point
STUART
THEATRE
Stuart, Virginia
'•'riday :• iiii S.'i.au'iy, Ju'y :»•!!
"Al'Af it. ; ul"
Lloyd —Oonna Reed
Sunday and Monday, July 11-12
• IMMORTAL SKItiiLANT"
Henry Fomla —Maureen O'Hara
Tuesday, Wednesday and Tliurs
day, July IK-11-I5
"MEN OF TEXAS'*
Rolwrt Stark Ann (Jwynne
ALSO MAYS
Send in your news il
L'lns to the Reporter
news of your son in th
service, pnrties, i!lnes:
anything; about you
friends.
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I LITT tE G 1
ALL SET for a good full day's
wortc when a nagging head
ache sneaks up on you. You suffer
and so does your work.
Ready for an evening of relax
ation and enjoyment a pesky
headache interferes with your fun,
rest, enjoyment or relaxation.
DR. MILES
Anti-Pain Pills
usually relieve not only Head
ache, but Simple Neuralgia, Mus
cular Pains and Functional
Monthly Pains.
Do you use Dr. Miles Anti-Pain
PiUsT If not why not? You can
get Dr, Miles Anti-Pain Pills at
your dHig store in the regular
package for only a penny apiece
and in the ecotuxny package even
cheaper- Why not ge* a package
today? Your druggist has them.
Read directions tihly as
directed. Your mom* back if you
acre "not* aatlsffeff.
U":..NTHJIL
Hn O TENSE aerm make
"wo Watafal Cranky.
BaatlaaaT Dr. MOm Nerrlne
SSI help* to laucn Ni'rvoas
WBr rV/l Tenjlon. G«1 it at four drae
» X/Vl ■torn. Bona direction* and
DM only as directed.
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Fo are we. I »!.«• *>o. v "re f. ' i :'t the li> ; t
production jt>h iti our iiisl«,-y. A Lk. \uii. \»t »o
l«»t many of the men who used i ' '; us.
Vol that*- only of tlte m> ivcry day. on
farm and factory, there's somni il> new to tot i
the .-kill ol those running the bu:io. - s. Not only get- )'
t ' ting help, but—to mention a few oth rs—rising costs, -1
making a fair profit, and getting aside reserves for a
rainy uay. Essentially, those problems are the same
I j for farm and factory, though they may at times differ
- | in size. % :J>- ' **"i
i But it is that thing called "management," thati
peculiarly American ability to think through problems
no matter how tough, that is helping to see us through
today. "i
It is this skill in management that farmers anl
businessmen ha\e iiu>*l in com:> ,n a skill which
ii:>uir« the realization uf «•! >:• vnuination t>
i rodtiic ,i!i that t needed for oik 'r\ t«n!av. and,
3 ii..i' .w to mAr a lair In iug . • i . Mer >er\ • ,
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RIPENING FAST
If you think you might like
some blackberry cobbler or
blueberry muffins next win
ter, now is the time to can the
berries, _*»:!.■■■ -..mi.
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Vour Home Demonstration
Agent and the Home Service
Advisor at our office can give
you worthwhile tips. Why
not drop in and talk it over?
'Electricity Is Vital InWar... Don't Waste It!.
DUKE POWER CO.
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TASTY RECIPES THAT SAVE ]
RATION POINTS 
Busy housewives, looking for
ways to serve appetizing meals
\nd stretch their ration coupons,
will find new recipes and helpful •
suggestions in the Housewife s ;
Food Almanack, a regular feature I
of The American Weekly, the j
big magazine distributed with the j
Baltimore Sunday American. Or
der from your newsdealer —Adv.
tPut every dollar above the
necessities of life into War
Bonds, rayroll Savings is
the best means of doing your
best in helping your sons and
; friends on the fighting fronts. Flg
| tire It out yourself.
tThis is a family war. Fnt
your War Bond buying through
the payroll »#ving» plan on a
family plan, which means fig
ure It cut yourself.
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